IN Ion Lyndon ANTOyJV^L; Barnes Jonnson, Sffi^pf!£;SirSSd0,*"he ° buildup of the Vietnam War. » picsiuci And it was the war that manv said many said lost and had been selected president. u He «. r- as his vice and and B. Tom Johnson, press press a long-time LBJ aide spokesman, issued this Johnson64 they knew, when he .„Kre(1 that that he he was was a ,w„he„ enkye,"**te *,iH entered a room, man of stature. a man , statesman. He slatesm,„ „e called ^ his h|8 golk |^t thf nati°n . o was the first Southerner to win u Great Societv'* Society." n Wh<> as at the led to his announcement ^ to his announcement in in March March of W.*f thc Southerner to win ^ presidency since Andrew Johnson the statement from the hospital: "The statement from the hospital. "The Johnson's Johnson's administration was 1968 that he would not former president t of the turbulent 1960's died 1968 another full term. At the run for in 1865. LBJ Ranch and was was stricken at the marked by sweeping home in the field of civil developments at He is credited with developing the flown to Brooke same time, A protege of fellow Texan Sam rights, Social first civil rights act in 80 years with Johnson announced a halt in the General 64-year-oir.0ld former president, U.s! Hay burn, Johnson was first elected to Hospital in San Antonio Security, aid to education and housing the 1957 measure when he was in e bombing of North Vietnam above the the House of where he was pronounced dead on and development. Jhad "a" long history of heart 19th Parallel and set in motion Representatives in 1937. arrival by Col. George McGranahan. The Texan's first year in office Congress. And the 1964 civil rights bill L P1' was striken at his ranch is machinery that led to the Paris peace the He tried and lost for the U.S. Senate in Mrs. Johnson was notified and flew to an elected basis — 1965 — was marked on he pushed through when he was ritv and was dead on arrival talks. 1941. He was finally elected to the San president was the most sweeping ever Antonio where she is now. by the arrests and brutality in jSe Army Medical Center in San Johnson entered the White House Senate in 1948 and became leader in 1954. majority Funeral arrangements are incomplete." AJa., when blacks sought to register to Selma, enacted. Ujo his Bnio. nis press ■I"10'ctonewall, P'c:" aide said. — in November, 1963, after the There never was any question about vote. The trouble brought a proposal *■ who Tov Tex., native Johnson's list of .11 Johnson was the nation's accomplishments t "■»* assassination in Dallas only Johnson's personality being strong. It from Johnson that nprf a folksy manner with a will of John F. living ex-president. Harry S. Truman Congress enact the spanned almost all of society — Kennedy. Johnson described forceful, dynamic, voting rights act. I'ii h, usedin the Conjre* to bend Kennedy for the nomination had fought died Dec . 26 at the age of 88 after a was as powerful. Many found his personality education, housing, medicine, fin the White House in 1960, lengthy illness. too overwhelming for their taste. But But when spotlight, many Johnson saw him was as a in the towering antidiscrimination, pensions. wages and the michigan Volume 65 Number 88 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 23, 1973 IaSHINGTON §eme igh court grants abortion rights, 7-2 Court (AP) Monday - The granted Tlio -.II.... at made it StFU?k i a crimed^Wn . ~ 8 Texas law 4,1(1 8aid two additional for a doctor to concur with the woman's doctors must physician, more than two years to reach. His But Blackmun, for the majority, relatively safe that any danger has end a opinions, running 72 pages, were Ijcan women the right to have pregnancy except "for purpose of saving the life of the the supported with medical, religious and said the state could cause a pregnant largely disappeared. il abortions during the first six The woman considerable harm by not He also rejected the idea that a court said this (is of mother. Thirty other states have philosophical as well as legal allowing her to have abortion. fetus has legal rights which must be pregnancy. unconstitutionally kept citizens of references. an similar laws. ,w« aii All Additional and unwanted children presumably will other states from using Georgia's protected by the state. Blackmun said become invalid. Justices Byron R. White and there is medical facilities and could force a distressful life no basis for that theory in the e state may interfere with this unduly restricted William H. Rehnquist dissented. White upon her, he said. "Mental and physical health Constitution and "the unbom have Kit of privacy" only in the rights of pregnant women. said, "The court apparently values the At the same time, the court Rximately the last three months, Similar laws in 13 other states will convenience of the pregnant mother may be taxed by child care," wrote never recognized in the law as disapproved, 7 - 2, key provisions of a become invalid as a result. the 63 • year - old former house person in the whole sense." | the unborn child is developed more than the continued existence and fch to live outside the mother, the Georgia law that allowed medical Justice Harry A. Blackmun counsel for the Mayo clinic in Therefore, he said, the woman's abortions only to residents of the state spoke development of the life or potential d 7 - 2. for the majority in rulings that took life which she carries." Rochester, Minn. right to privacy must be upheld against For single, pregnant women, he any state interest until the interest said, there are "the additional becomes compelling — in generally the difficulties and continuing stigma of last three months of pregnancy when unwed motherhood." mortality in abortion reaches or On the other hand, Blackmun said, surpasses mortality in childbirth. the mortality rate for women "Up to those points the abortion having State backers praise ruling abortions in pregnancy apparently are lower than childbirth. the the " early rate for stages of ' as low normal decision in all its aspects is inherently, and primarily, a medical decision, and basic responsibility for it must rest with the physician," Blackmun said. Blackmun's opinion in the Texas If doctors use the privilege of By LINDA WERFELMAN abortion case pointed out that when exercising proper medical judgment, State News Staff Writer most criminal abortion laws were first he added, they face the usual enacted, in the second half of the 19th discipline available in the courts and The U.S. Supreme Court ruling century, an abortion was hazardous. their professional colleagues. Monday to allow abortions within the first six months of But, he said, with the development of Therefore, Blackmun said, while a pregnancy will provide for implementation of the pro abortion actions ?ntiseptic techniques, the process of dilation and curettage have become so (continued on page 9) rejected last November by Michigan voters. "This is completely consistent with what Proposal B (abortion reform proposal defeated in November) was all about," Jack Stack, director of the Michigan Abortion Reform Committee, said. "This decision was what we anticipated and predicted and prayed for last fall." The Michigan law is almost identical to the Texas law Guilty pleas linked which the court declared bribes from Hunt unconstitutional. Both laws provided for abortion only to mother. preserve the life of the to Virtually no legal recourse remains for opponents of WASHINGTON (AP) "Weren't you suspicious that some - The current abortion reform, said Michael J. Debb, director of Voice of issue of Time Magazine reported it had hanky - panky was going on, that the Unbom, a coalition of antiabortion learned that E. Howard Hunt Jr. something was wrong when he told groups which formed before the November election. talked four other you to use an assumed name?" Judge Watergate "A constitutional amendment is possible, and there's no defendants into pleading guilty and John J. Sirica asked the witness, question about that," Deeb said. " But whether it's likely is offered them $1,000 a month apiece Alfred C. Baldwin. Ill, at the another question we would have to discuss. I'm just going for each month they spent in jail. Watergate trial. to try to cooperate with the legislators to work within the Hunt could not be reached for "Not the use of an assumed name, law. comment. no sir, your honor," said Baldwin, a "They've got to come up with a wording that meets the former FBI agent who once taught As the Watergate trial federal Supreme Court ruling but doesn't open up the continued police science. abortion mill type thing," he added. Monday the man who said he listened Baldwin said he used the alias Bill to wiretapped conversations from The high cost of a nationwide antiabortion Johnson at McCord's direction. campaign Democratic headquarters testified he probably would prevent serious consideration of such The Time report said the four action, Deeb said. thought it was legal because his orders defendants were recruited in 1972 by came from the Hunt to bug the Democratic party security chief of (continued on page 9) President Nixon's re - election headquarters with the urging: "It's got committee. to be done. My friend Charles Colson wants it. John Mitchell wants it." Colson was a White House aide and Mitchell director of President Nixon's I Y. gunmen held without bail re - election campaign, and Time said admissions of guilt by Hunt and the other four defendants "staved off (continued on page 9) YORK (AP) — Three T" gunmen were held wihout bail Jay in the weekend shootout that young Goods store Friday night. He was reported in fair condition in a hospital, Peace pact with an abdominal wound. ■ the life 0f one patrolman. A The four black Muslims surrendered • association official fase" and urged the electric chair T tr'° and for their hospitalized called it a to their police Sunday, four hours after hostages had made a dramatic hinted for escape. Jnion. §ense attorney The nine hostages used a hidden Wednesday Gerald Lefcourt stairwell to escape to the roof of a P'ooklyn Criminal Court Judge building adjacent to the sporting goods r Haft that the three had been store where they were held captive. PPon by police officers at the The gunmen's surrender marked the Secretary of Defense Melvin R. ■ "ecinct stationhouse. They end of a 47 - hour siege of the Laird hinted to newsmen Monday that J taken there following their Brooklyn store which had supplied the a Vietnam cease - fire agreement will after nine hostages with virtual arsenal of fire be initialed on men a Wednesday. T® folding had escaped. firepower. After dedicating a Pentagon Persona1?'St' A»y- Eugene Gold ■ New York has abolished capital corridor to the memory of an Air ■ t»r charge of the case. punishment in all but a few cases. One Force general. Laird was asked by ■L ,grand 'ury to work on it. of these involves the murder of a reporters for information on the KZ W ' appeal rr* before "aft in a for denial of bail. policeman in performance of his duty. return of prisoners of war. The Brooklyn victim was Patrolman "We've told you all that we can |jving ,in L'ourt in the same Stephen R. Gilroy, 29, who died with until after Wednesday," Laird replied. IXL?U,tithey ■"rendered, ending had w°m when a bullet through the head, fired from within the sporting goods store. Two It was perhaps the firmest clue yet that Wednesday is the target date for a 47 - hour other officers were injured. initialing an accord. Ivn'-i ■. w^rtm6 B°ods shop in '"lamsburg section, were President Robert McKiernan of the The compromise agreement, as reported by reliable sources over the Pah man "5 S°"teed1 I)awd Abdulla Sallh All Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, a past week, sanctions the existence of oi rank - and - file police union, urged the 17th parallel as a temporary , ' and Shulab Abdui such enforcement of the law in this frontier between the two parts of le The I f. ay token booth case as could lead to the electric chair ■ as ui was described by and declared: "Policemen will be Vietnam, thus appeasing the Saigon |th mlL°f the band- Gold anxiously watching the progress of this government. It leaves most thorny political Tt, murdt'r- attempted caae. questions to be worked out between rs> By. sr w°i - danRer°us kidnaping and "This case is a test case," the Saigon administration and the Viet McKiernan went on. "Will society Cong, which calls itself the Provisional |'acedharf0S Were ^Med to stand beside its policemen when they Gunmen Revolutionary Governemnt of South Vietnam. T1- Yuserivk!.1 the fourth . are attacked and murdered? Or will Police bring three men under custody Sunday, charging them with an attempted holdup and The Viet Funded in ,ul, Mmussudiq, society break away and run from the holding nine people hostage in a Brooklyn sporting goods store. A fourth gunman was critically Cong foreign minister, Nguyen Thi Binh, arrived last night f)liee at Joh 1 shootout battlefield and leave us there all alone? wounded. | 8Uohn «"d Al's Sporting All of us await the answer." AP wirephoto (continued on page 9) Tuesday, January 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 23,19* WTH'.'Ul GM recalls 3.7 million cars Highway Traffic Safety "It it then possible that a limited number coupling and the car frame. 0f summary DETROIT (AP) - interference. Twenty-three Administration showed stones of a certain size and reported - *4 Though the list price on General Motors recalled 3.7 accidents, involving 12 the shield is only 85 cents, lock-ups could occur "If • shape may lodge between under very Un ^ trillion 1971 and 1972 cars on injuries, were reported. the recall could cost the car is driven over loose the steering coupling and circumstances." Monday to correct possible GM said the cars being steering lockups which the recalled were full-size 1971 auto giant more than $12 gravel, on extremely rutted the rame, GM explained Notices to I • roads at speeds which cause "At lower speeds this could 0Vm 1^1 — million. The postage bill ■tart going out company said are believed and 1972 models of 1' *- cause steering interference alone will be an estimated the car to pitch responsible for at least 12 Chevrolets, Buicks, $1.6 million and a excessively. on a left turn. len turn, The sione la i ne stone is TJ"™1 said, injuries. Oldsmobiles and Pontiacs. spokesman said labor costs U n d" h dislodged when the steering ,B'ds wUI be insuiy iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii""11111111111111111111111 The auto maker said it They will be fitted with a shield the steering would be about $3 per car. circumstances, the company iy wheel is turned to the ofch««e. Plans m had reports of 96 incidents over added, the front frame right" for In announcing the recall, "In the past, we found in which flying stones coupling, the company GM said its own cross-member may scoop up The automaker said It announced a few hZl glory in our wars conquests, but that is not the and allegedly lodged between the coupling and car frame, explained, to prevent the possibility of stones or investigations and those conducted by the National loose stones or the roadway. gravel from decided on the recall "even though there have been only Sir*?* *h'ch is Aw?!, fundedfl temper of our times. Instead, causing steering gravel lodging between the Consumers Union nad reports of II m' "J maybe we should reflect on with nine injuries, Jl the struggle of the spirit - the steering problem?™ freeing of the slaves, the civil TO AVOID rUEL CUTOFF and 1972 GMcars. liberties movement." Last July, the It had received centerj. crashes and five word o/l Oil mi^f Lt. Gov. James H. Brickley See story page 9 reserves u to steering following month, the J of Transportation is P brickley Zumwalt said the reserve WASHINGTON, Jan. oil-rich nations that might Jackson, D.-Wash., chairman the north slope of Alaska. consumer alert b iiiiiimmiiimiimmimiiliilliiiillliiiiiiiiiiiiiii Alaska had been proven of the subcommittee. The In his testimony, Shillito warning of the 22-Two high defense dept. otherwise be tempted to demand increasingly higher senate unit heard the pointed out that currently it to contain at least 100 proble^ officials, warning that the NATO war games begin nation's increasing reliance prices. defense testimony as part of would be "almost million barrels of oil, and these may contain more. In a after GM's statement ii on Middle East oil posed Barry J. Shillito, a continuing investigation of Impossible" to use the center announce! About 26,000 U.S., Canadian and West German the nation's energy reserve fields in event of a To make reserve oil called G grave military security risks, outgoing asst. Secretary of action troops took up battle positions Monday in said Monday that such a Defense and the Pentagon's problem. sudden national emergency readily accessible, the Navy irresponsibly be Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt, because they have not been official said, surface storage It said t h Germany in the biggest annual field maneuvers of reliance would leave the key civilian logistics expert, Chief of Naval Operations, developed. Such facilities would have to be announcement ' the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. United States vulnerable to said a "mandatory" said in other testimony that development, he added, built in various parts os the downplays the a fuel cutoff or to program to require oil The war games are due to end Jan. 31, the date reserves would help the "will be expensive." country. the steering lockup de "international blackmail" if importing companies to tentatively set for the military blocs of East and a major war developed. maintain oil and oil product United States Negotiate West in Europe to talk about mutual troop reserves seemed to be the International Oil Prices They told a Senate "downward" and "avoid the reductions. and A spokesman said the focus was on procedures techniques for receiving, equipping, assembling interior subcommittee that a national oil reserve should be established to allow the nation to withstand any only 10 option years danger the United States had within the next to " reduce the of some future blackmail situation" hostilities developed. Jackson said the Navy if Family escapes world should make its huge oil and deploying U'S' Army units once they arrive temporary oil embargo and interruption in oil supplies." find 'peace of mindl reserves available to help the here. to give the United States more bargaining power with from His statement won praise Sen. Henry M. nation survive an oil crisis. He pointed out that the to Leaders want unity by 1980 Navy currently owns four with {One FREE 890 submarine] BUTT LAKE.Callf. (AP) - house complete They hunt bear, ri large oil fields, two in and deer. President Georges Pompidou and Chancellor California, another in the "We're lucky," Sven 60-foot-long log beams. Mrs. Petersen said, propping his "We were like Abe preserves blackbcrl Willy Brandt of West Germany, meeting on the 10th anniversary of the Franco-German Treaty of with any pizza order. I Teapot Dome Area of Wyoming and what may be feet up before a wood stove. Lincoln, hewing logs with broad axes - all of us, mama, gooseberries and f the largest reserve of oil on "We escaped the world out grapes. Cooperation, pledged maximum efforts Monday to one coupon per pizza ham/«alami there." the four boys, our daughter Their children did | achieve European unity by 1980. turkey Petersen and his family and me the first couple of attend school In addition to discussing the unity plans laid out by the European summit meeting here last good thru 1-27-73 roast beef corned beef BBS***1* STATE NEWS live 12 snow-clogged miles up Northern a years here," Petersen said. "Now we use power saws." were ordered to gol authorities in California dirt road - 17 "The property was a Instead, they read I "}»U October, the two leaders touched on the miles from the nearest tangle of underbrush. It reread the PeterJ forthcoming European security conference, community. They live off took months to clear It. collection of booki | Pompidou's Soviet visit, and cooperation in the land, have no electricity, We've been building the learned arithmetic and of industry, computer systems and atomic energy. seldom see civilization and house for 10 years. We still subjects from have peace of mind." have a long way to go parents. The French have been pushing economic and "Cities "We were living in before it's finished. are j monetary aspects of European unity, and the pizza & sannwK h shoppc Oakland," the bearded, "But all of us wanted to Petersen, a former i Germans development of political cooperation. 52-year-old Petersen said. get out of the dty. We says. "The world is if We felt we would be better wanted to get as far from When I sailed to Pi off in the country. So, we everything as we could. the late '30s Arabs ui Airport po^p J?ill approved found this place." Firewood heats their were killing each That was 10 years ago. home and cooks their food. H»ey still are. A Senate subcommittee Monday approved Since then Petersen, his wife legislation to estabflsfT a national airport-police Bemardine and their five force terminals to provide antihijacking security at air across the country. The force would cost an estimated $3S million a children have cleared a site on Lake Butt, run a pipeline 2,000 feet up to a mountain Student memberj year in federal funds. spring for water and partially finished a wooden on council to me ul President Nixon, arguing that local communities The student members of reach a decision as should pay for their airports' security, vetoed a the Academic Council will elegibility of candidate J meet at 3:30 p.m. today the position, similar measure last year. The administration has in the Con Con Room to to the Bylaws for A< since ordered that all airplane passengers be Governance, the i discuss the election of a screened before boarding, but without federal student member to the members of the o police, the job will fall to local security forces Steering Committee. to elect from amonjfl when the order takes effect Feb. 6. group one represent!!! The students last met the Steering (Jomraittej Tuesday but were unable to The Steering Conur Berrigan Viet trip blocked which plans the at ' the Academic Coundl| Supreme Court Monday, the Academic f over the objection of Justice ONLY 280 LEFT!! meetings, consists oil William O. Douglas, blocked elected faculty memb^ addition to the studef an appeals court decision That's rightI There are only about 280 lob openings left at Camp Tamarack, in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Camp permitting the Berrigan priest Tamarack is the summer camping program sponsored by the brothers to travel to North Detroit Jewish community, and we have three campsites in Vietnam. Michigan and one in Wawa, Ontario. Eight of the justices stayed We've got openings for counselors, specialists (In the decision of the U.S. waterfront, arts and crafts, nature-campcraft. dramatics, dance, etc.). supervisors, drivers, cooks, and nurses, as well as Dircuit Court here without for specialists in outdoor camping, puppetry, and programs comment. The Circuit Court for emotionally disturbed youngsters. Contract season will run from about June 17 to August 30, had ruled that the U.S. Parole depending on the postion. Board could not block the Mike Zaks will be Interviewing for these Jobs at the journey of Phillip and Daniel Berrigan to Hanoi at the Register Now Student Employment Office on January 30 at the Student Services Building. Applications can be picked up at the desk. invitation of religious leaders and others there. Douglas said he felt the ★ MSU Student Sweepstakes ★ "national interest" embodied in the First Amendment right At Learn to freedom of speech and information would have been furthered by such a visit. BURGER KING Computer of any scheduled art»J Icelandic Airli Black Muslims blamed ★ Free trip to Spain Programming in you lower fares thl other scheduled the United States toting The leader of the Hanafi community of Muslims ★ Free trip to Nassau Evening School of western Europe^ You fly daily scneAvn t)» Lint i I And while you're at the credit union, open a Christmas and Vaca¬ tion Club account. It'll pay guaranteed 5% interest and reduce — the... I t ' ' »'•»* maybe even eliminate — next year's January Mail. Available At: \tzell Discount Records Disc Shop ^JNIOjJ , eii I Tro*bridg6 R0WJ I 361 0300 : 225 Ann St. last Lansing 323 E. Grand River East Lansing m EMPLOYEES 600 E. Crescent Rd., just east of the Manly Miles Bldg. Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri.. / Phohe 353-2280 u> As heard on the Michigan State Radio Network ?•••••• BOB NOVOSAD -EDITORIALS- 61Editorial9 Washington trip uplifting voices SN You sit bow legged and cramped inside a car for about 20 hours and the movement. The aroma of sativa fills the air. cannabis everything you did for 40 hours. feel awfully glad that there beautiful person In Georgetown You i« a who B52 bombers to carry out rain blanket extermination in Vietnam a hidden voice - maybe y0Ur h,.'~ letter to the opinion of the majority of the You feel really great about the Instinct — tells you that Last week a drive until your eyes go buggy. You entire Washinton experience, but the let you crash for the weekend and naturally aggressive and s man « editor regarding a point of view editors and represent the stop at a Howard Johnson's for share a part of her life. You scramble vicious. Somehow the something to eat and pay 40 cents for pilgrimage leaves you with a hollow pit around the city like a little kid, conclUiuun ^ which had run earlier included a position of the newspaper. As stomach that tastes journalists working closely with 17 french Dries. You stand and wait for in your chucking a football around, and spend nature is war is an inevitable product of huT comment that the writers bittersweet, and you ask yourself if it tough to swallow. ^ a few hours for the march to get an entire day playing the game of wondered "whether an editorial the daily flow of news, and as was worth it. You march to the moving and pass the time rapping with being a tourist. Then the fateful day rally You stop and attempt to J, staff who would print such a students, the State News editors Monument arm in middle aged couples from the Washington some arrives when the United States Detroit who flew in to be with comprehend the significance of with people who were strangers onlv! divinely asinine editorial should present their interpretation and inaugurates the first crown prince In indeed be shaken out of their analysis of events. its history. few hours age. A successive processiJ The day starts somberly as you of speakers march to the podium «!5 clown suits." This comment say all the things that you have hZ Letters to the editor and refuse to budge from your sleeping bag. points up a misconception on the before; meaningless words cluttered You wash down a cupful of coffee for points of view offer the reader a with meaningles cliches in the C part of this reader and possibly breadfast and the adrenalin starts a - other readers. The State News chance to respond to the pumping. You invite a nervous tradition of Spiro. But still the deZ and hunger for peace survives. does not necessarily agree with opinions presented in the breakdown by tackling the maniac You're grooving along and decide to editorials or comment on any drivers plowing through the nation's all of the opinions printed hoof it up to the steps of Washington1, issue. Because the State News capital and fight hard to maintain. elongated pyramid and see wUt'i outside of the left column of the You'd like to walk up to the Capitol editorial page. prints a letter to the editor or a happening. Smoke fills the air m and hope against hope that Richard The editorials which are point of view does not mean that the Lionhearted might announce a gusting winds carry the stench to you, it necessarily agrees with it. To nostrils as you mentally, physicalh printed under the headline cease-fire, but you're turned off by the and spiritually feel the sensel* squelch a particular comment hordes of cops, guardsmen, FBI freaks "editorials" on the left - hand destruction. Deluded peace enthusiua because it does not agree with and army regulars. down column of page four are the have torn fences and bit State News policy would be to The decision is already made for bonfires next to the monument, mj deny the individual his or her you to join in the march and you Idly watch as the concrete siib, demonstrate for peace. You can't singed. Self-stled artists hin right to freedom of speech. are Fund While it is physically control the urge and you have any choice at all. You try and don't really preserved their immortality by spn» painting trivia on the edifice, and yon believe that this many people from all impossible to print every letter feel like finding them and ringing their needs or point of view received because of space limitations, the State walks of life, representing so many different factions and ideologies, just necks. Somehow Washington has been jug might, just possibly might be able to like any other game in life, a smidgen The People's Cooperative News tries to print responses on reach the crown prince and be heard of good salted down with the bad.n* Council is making a concerted all sides of an issue. Specific by his royal highness. But it's all bad has brought you right down ui effort to raise $25,000 in a fund letters and points of view are worthless, because it's been done too bogued you out but good. People han raising drive for the benefit of selected on the basis of many times before and just doesn't fouled thin|p up again and mife non - profit community service impress the man in the White House. matters worse. Nixon ignored the timeliness and the presentation Then you try and figure out why marchers, the marchers hi?t groups, and deserves the full of a representative sample of it's worthless, as you force yourself to desecrated their heritage. support of all MSU and East reader response. A letter which accept the Inevitable realization. Still the feeling of good peram Lansing residents. does not immediately appear in Naturally you indignantly fault and you cherish it and hope that you The money collected in the print is held in an active file until President Nixon and cry trickster, liar can preserve it for good. You're i drive will be used to provide it is run or becomes out of date. and baby killer. You can't better person for going to Washing! financial assistance to comprehend why a man could order but you really don't know how. The State News reserves the community cooperatives in need right to edit all material of equipment and building improvements, and to offset submitted in order to meet space limitations. In general, it is POINT OF VIEW production costs. Organizers of the drive hope that enough necessary to edit any article which runs longer than 80 money will be left over to finance a contingency fund for future projects. The drive is worthwhile in typewritten 65 - space Since the State News has taken over the New York Times lines. Press deserves President in history to appoint the inhibit the free flow of information news service, the editorial page By JACKIE VAUGHN III their sources and materials. several respects. Cooperatives are has access to five syndicated State representative The most imminent danger to the entire Supreme Court. If the first six but, if they could, would eliminate^ run by and directed for the free flow of information in this appointments are any indication of the free press as we now know it u columnists: James Reston, C. L. The State News editorial Thursday, replace it with the Grlichna benefit of the community and country lies in the Supreme Court, political and idealogical penchants of Sulzberger, Russell Baker, Tom discussing shield laws for the the remaining justices, and I think Haldemann, Ziegler Evenaj should receive a stipend to insure America's "court of last resort." Wicker and Anthony Lewis - in prpted;tQA .of newsmen, was one of the they are, then we are indeed in for a Newscast. If we all value our ri|"' their continued success^ The most' ttrcroKal and informed pieces of ^jix^Dn has already in his first know, which is the basis of addition to Art Buchwald and idministration appointed six justices long, rough time. people who work in the opinion to appear on the subject in And so, we must have shield laws. society, then we must pass shieldll Richard Lee Strout. Local (remember Haynesworth and Carswell), cooperatives depend upon public columns are written by State any newspaper to date. Even though it made numerous including Chief Justice Burger; it is Newsmen must be protected from which will protect all newsmen in^ instances from all restrictions p support to guarantee their entirely within the realm of possibility judges who would not only restrict the News staff members. cogent points, however, it failed to activities of newsmen and therefore upon them. continued employment, and a arrive at the center of the problem that Nixon will become the first successful fund raising drive Editorials are in no way which is now facing only newsmen would serve as a vote of intended to represent the entire but will soon threaten us all. That confidence. student body. Because the dilemma is quite simply the Members of the People's editorial page deals in opinion, it basic tragedy of there being the often meets with a more necessity for having shield laws at all. Co-op Council will be canvassing The First Amendment to the on Grand River Avenue, in emotional response on the part Constitution of the United States classrooms and will also try to of the readers — no two people clearly guarantees the absolute right of reach MSU faculty members by see the world exactly alike, yet the American people to a free press. each person feels his own views There are contained in the amendment direct mailing. Cooperatives are no exceptions, no clauses which would operated for the benefit of the are "reality." The editorials give the Supreme Court any basis community, they deserve represent the views of the editors whatsoever for denying reporters the as they see the news. community support. right to absolute confidentiality of "N John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; Bervin Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial office manager. editor. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: Vic Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - sports editor. m treasurer; Krank Senger, Roland Williams, Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim " Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, A] Wilke. Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is a seven-time Art Levin, general manager; Robert recipient of the Pacemaker Award for Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter. outstanding journalism. I ANYTHING!' when a hospital is destroyed, but these strong personal interest in seeing that gouging of those who need abortion monthly fee of $1 °n Hanoi accidents are the undesirable these procedures are carried out. Only in that sense, however, is it correct to referrals. It is not a question of "danger," a "head-in-the-sand" accounts time dipping under $100 M during the month. The oMfl consequences of waging war, and they To the Editor: are designed to deter others from say I intend to "personally monitor" position, or "gross discrimination." victim is the less fortunate and all Ramsey Clark, former attorney Two the program's early effectiveness as This bill is based on a recent New often exploited student. - general of the United States, recently engaging in war - like activities. I fail York law aimed at discouraging greedy to understand how a proposal such as was stated in the State News, Jan. 15. suggested that Americans donate $3 million to rebuilt a hospital, allegedly the one outlined by Ramsey Clark Patricia M. Carrigan profiteering by those whose prey is the January will be the first and 4 should ever get public consideration MSU trustee woman seeking information on month they "steal" a dollar frojj>l destroyed by American bombing raids Jan. 17,1973 available abortion facilities. My less - than $100 balance willWj while there is even one disabled over the Hanoi area. This is truly a in another hopefully, yet douDH* Cents great humanitarian gesture Clark's part. Just think, with his help on veteran in need of a job or one veteran's hospital in need of repair and Whether reform, one favors abortion law I do, or opposes abortion more responsive bank. ' Hanoi will raise the three million dollars necessary to build a fine new modernization. I suggest that antiwar activists Abortion on as any grounds, - one should look at this bill in terms of whether one Dante M- Farmingdale, N. Y.i - would be more successful if they were Jan. 18, "I hospital, and in the process, save To the Editor: wishes to encourage another aspect of to transfer some of their criticism of Worth enough money to purchase missiles and bullets to perpetuate their war effort. Such action is not unlike the American government, equally responsible Hanoi government. to the In a recent letter to the editor of the State News, J. P. Miller, associate the sordid profits that accrue because of the present laws and to women, deprive in this case, of getting medical It would be refreshing to hear a Clark, professor of social work, urged defeat fighting a war with an understanding information without undue financial Pro x mire, FUlbright or Kennedy Senate bill 1481 because, in his words, that everytime we destroy one of the and The State News welcomes criticize Hanoi for its terrorist "the legal denial of medical referral psychological strain. opponents tanks or planes a new one all letters. will be sent, by us, to replace it. activities in South Vietnam and its services to a segment of our population They mutt be Gilbert E. Bursley I am somewhat puzzled by Clark's bad - faith bargaining in Paris. constitutes gross discrimination." typed on a 65 space line and R-Ann Arbor sudden outrage. It would almost Gary James Pond double spaced. Letters must I am afraid he has misinterpreted Jan. 16,1973 Laguna Beach, Calif, senior be signed and should appear that he saved his criticism of the bill. criminality for a Republican Jan.19,1973 include hometown, student, administration. Where was he during This bill, which I introduced, would faculty or staff standing, local phone number and local address. No unsigned the Johnson administration when the war and bombing were raging at an unbelieveable pace and years, Women — ban only commercial referral agencies those who charge large fees for what amounts, in many cases, to providing a Checking To the Editor: letters will be accepted, but furor? Where was Clark when South To the Editor: telephone number for an abortion the State News will Vietnamese hospitals, refugee camps clinic or hospital. The bill does not It Close monitoring at the new Office was only slightly surprising to withhold author's in and schools were being v viciously learn name of Women's Programs is essential to prohibit noncommercial referral upon receiving my banking extreme Letters may attacked and destroyed by North agencies, such as Planned Parenthood statement this month that the First cases. making an early determination of its be edited for clarity and Vietnamese? I heard no similar outcry probable effectiveness in addressing the Michigan Clergy Counseling National Bank of East or Lansing has conciseness that when medical facilities at Khe Sahn the of MSU Hence Service, from consulting and referring found a more clever way to so more concerns women. rip off its were being shelled daily and wounded my insistence that monitoring patients to facilities where abortion is student patronage. letters can be Marines were dying on the airstip, procedures be spelled out prior to legal. accommodated. Letters will because the North Vietnamese gunners Board action creating the office. Taking full advantage of Its not be edited for content. would not allow medical evacuation. I will, as I indicated at the last By urging defeat of this bill (which proximity to campus, the First I understand the public outcry died last year) he is encouraging the National Bank has now instituted a board of trustees meeting, take a Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 23, 1973 5 mesbury by Garry Trudeau Nixon actions embitter Congress; boycott fails By CRAIG GEHRING State New* Staff Writer News Analysis WASHINGTON, D.C. - Though an expected large scale boycott of Conservative senators like John IN THE OLDEN CVW* MEN President and the Congress," the aide President Nixon's inauguration TO UALK Pi UiTH TA.l by Stennis of Mississippi, an old Nixon said. BLACK. WAT$ ON. AND KID* disgruntled congressmen failed to ally on the Vietnam War, are bitterly Sen. Robert P. Griffin, the U$£D TO Trtlfou) SNOkWUiS AT THEM materialize, the relationship between incensed over the' President's the President and the Republican whip, said, that the Congress, impounding of congressional current conflict between the President nonetheless remains strained. appropriations and his failure to and the Congress is "jealous Both Republicans and Democrats consult with the Congress on the quibbling." are concerned that Nixon has Vietnam War and other issues. "The issue should be a shift of overstepped his constitutional Even Michigan freshman more power back to the people where authority and has usurped the power Republican Rep. Robert J. Huber of the problems are," Griffin said on of the Congress. Troy, is upset over the lack of CBS's Face the Nation program information the President provides Sunday. Congress. According to an aide, he will "Congress ought to be putting the join the fight "to help re - assert fill blame itself," Griffin argued, to on 'omen MSU congressional power." is Antiwar Rep. Don Riegle, R-Flint, disappointed "with the claiming it was congressional fiscal irresponsibility which brought on the criticized impounding of funds. centralization of power within the Griffin said, however, that Congress |U students can expect to hear a Dept. of Public Safety, said Monday He explained the women will Hie women will wear uniforms executive branch and its insulation is technologically unable to compete , answer the phone at the that two women have been chosen to initially be service officers until an similar to the male from the Congress and the people," officers', only with the executive branch. He urged s police station by the end of nil two openings in the department, opening on the force occurs. Service tailored to fit a woman's body, Zutaut Riegle's chief aide said. that Congress "equip ourselves for the do nth, and she won't be a Zutaut said the women only need to officers work as dispatchers, and are said. The spokesman indicated, however, modern day we are living in." pry. , . wtMI Pf58 a p,yslr"1 examination before not sworn in. TTiey have first priority that Riegle finds Congress is more to Commenting that he Ct Adam Zutaut of the MSU they are officially hired. when openings for patrol jobs occur. He noted the women will receive blame than the President for this state Nixon to meet has urged the same pay as the men and perform more often with of affairs, because Congress has the same duties. Congressional leaders, Griffin abdicated its responsibility to act as a dismissed much of the current ew welfare ID card system The women applicants, immediately were chosen from 24 Zutaut said. Ten were discarded because they check on the Executive Office. to Riegle views Nixon's decision deliver his State of the not Union criticism that the President is Congress. "Senators are prima donnas — ignoring every were interested only intraditional message in person to Congress as one of them," he said. "No president women's police work, such as social unimportant. could counsel enough to please them." ill facilitate cashing checks and juvenile work. Zutaut said the two were picked from five finalists. "More important than that is the general lack of dialog between the GOP A spokesman for Rep. Gerald Ford, leader in the House of have driver licenses or other normal Representatives, said Ford considers ANSING fUPI)- within three months most Zutaut explained that on welfare will soon find it identification and cashing their checks welfare recipients would be existing in the department was primarily interested in the School board the current partisan. clamoring to be basically .j cash their welfare checks can be a real problem. Then too, it is the individual's motivation program. After that time, new cards , and noted "There wouldn't be any of this je of a new identification system easier to forge stolen checks when no Kte Social Services Department is viable identification is coupled with would be handed out to the new that a criminal justice necessarily major did not to study funds furor if there was a Democratic persons who appear on the rolls. give one applicant an President," the aide said. o into effect. The plan calls the check cashing process." Jerrold "They really have problems cashing advantage over another. The financial requirements of The spokesman indicated Ford Bfare recipients to carry special Brockmyre, deputy director of the the checks," he said. "Some merchants public two-year and four-year colleges believes the current battle between the ■cation cards which will have department's field services, said Previous experience has shown that and universities in plans have flatly told them thev will not Michigan will be Republican President and the ■pictures on them. The cards, call for getting the program underway just because someone has a certain reviewed accept the checks because they've had by the State Board of Democratically — controlled Congress, ■ by the department, can be used in Wayne County this spring. "We'll major does not mean they can't be Education at its biweekly meeting at will last for the entire 93rd Congress. forged ones go through their trained or educated to do the Jshing checks and, at the same concentrate on Wayne County because stores." O ther states with the same job," he 8:30 p.m. today on the fitth floor of Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., is ■ cut down on the amount of most of the said. recipients are in this area," problem have adopted the Michigan National Tower in Lansing. concerned that the present criticism ■stealing and forging going on. Brockmyre said. "In smaller identification system, including When the women The state board, which meets will die out after a Vietnam peace |olen checks and forged checks comunities in outstate Michigan the are officially tonight and Wednesday morning, will accord is signed. Maryland. In that state, the problem hired, MSU will have joined police ieen a problem for some time," problem is not so great since most became so acute that banks would not departments across the nation, also study a comparison of the board's "I'm extremely pessimistic as to Lnate Democratic leader George people know each cash the welfare checks. Special check state aid recommendations for whether Congress would be willing to d of Grosse Pointe including those of Ann Arbor, Boston, , who has other." Brockmyre said persons on Los Angeles and New York 1973-74 and funding that would be reassert its power after an agreement," cashing agencies that charged 4 per City, in ooking into the problem, said welfare would be told they could get cent of the check were set up before the growing trend to include women in available under Senate Bill 1495, a he said. "The only way would be eople at the poverty level don't their cards at a central office. He said the card program. the school aid proposal of Sen. Gilbert E. through appropriations, but it would traditionally male-dominated field. Bursley, R—Ann Arbor. be tough." JACOBSON'S WILL BE OPE,\J THURSDAY AND Fm6AV?'JJ UNTIL NINE liM THE EVENING , 16:5 KoSsg, SUP ■inn rnmxmi^ Miss J suits herself with the linen look for spring. . .fresh polyester/ rayon coordinates in navy, brown or yellow from Junior House in sizes 5 to 13. A. Single breasted blazer. $36. "Thisisa Pleated skirt with belt. $19. Rayon/cotton houndstooth check high-powered long sleeve shirt brown or in navy, yellow with white. $15. B. Short sleeve shirt red, jacket. $24. problem" Wide leg cuffed pants. Acrylic long sleeve turtleneck $19. |fhese '°wers carr^ extra-high jr>es. And let's face voltage power The nation s electric utilities are spending mil¬ lions of dollars on research and development. sweater in white, straw, red, 'nem it. many people consider ugly! One day, they'll lick the problem. Until then, Why don t electric they'll have to go on building extra-high voltage navy or yellow. S-M-L. $12. light and power companies transmission systems with towers like these. So Th„with a"d answer is: put these lines underground? Michigan will have the power it needs, where it They'd like to. but they can't. needs it. and when it needs it. lines carry such high voltage that, if they And hUr'ed underground, heat would build up. Your future depends havo n° surrounded by earth, the lines would way of dissipating it. Result: failure on 'ENERGY (g) Jaoobsoris Tuesday, January 23 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan COLD SPELL HURTS Spartan of A Tom Ross fine weekend performance by Tom Indiana runs p Ross in its leading the MSU hockey team to sweep over Air Force has earned the By GARY KORRECK State News Sports Writer Hoosiers were running up 15 straight points. From with 18 points, twice his season's average before Hoosiers 16-14. Green had 14 and Downing 13 for Ten Indiana took conference 0verth |J2% J fouling out with 16:46 left. freshman center Spartan of the honors in a vote of the State News Week sports MSU's basketball team there the Spartans made brief challenges, but never Despite a hot first half, Indiana. The Spartans cooled off running its one-half game reconfjl t*t MSU trailed 43-42 having in the second half, though, Purdue, whose staff. found out what it is like to got closer than nine points had no more than a Wisconsin Ross, who centers MS LPs freshman line, be cold against Indiana as they suffered a four minute the rest of the way. MSU's Mike Robinson two-point lead at any time while Indiana was content to play for easy shots after at press was time. jnco J* scored the three ■ goal hat trick and added scoring drought midway led all scorers with 30 and trailing by as much as gaining its lead. The two assists in Saturday's 11-5 Spartan five. MSU is now through the second half and points, but Indiana had five Hoosiers scored a number of 2-3 in victory and had a goal and an assist in went on to drop a 97-89 men in double figures. Steve Robinson had 18 points, layups late in the game as conference and 9.5 Friday's 10-1 rout. decision Monday night. Downing with 22 and John including 8 of 13 from the MSU tried desperately to Its next game is SatuM®"! Ross scored twice in the first period The Spartans led 63-61 Ritter with 21 topped the field, and Allen Smith had gain possession of the ball. Minnesota. ^'1 with 10:10 left, but they Hoosiers. 13, on 6 of 7, in the first Saturday. His first tally was a power - play half. MSU hit .613 from the effort with Bob Boyd assisting and then could not connect for a Sophomore forward bucket until 6:03 while the Steve Green also hurt MSU field and outrebounded the Ross converted a pass from Brendon Moroney for his second goal. The final tally, which gave him the hat trick, came on an unassisted goal. Just 20 seconds later, he fed linemate for another goal. John Sturges A former member of the Detroit Junior Women gymnasts led Wings, Ross is from Dearborn. Others nominated this week include wrestler Larry Avery, gymnast Jim Tuerk and eager Mike Robinson. by frosh, sophomores the girls are going to have to By PAM WRIGHT which especially pleased Avery is undefeated in dual meets this State News Sports Writer me," Vail commented. work much harder to make year, with a 4-0-1 mark. The junior from This was many of the up for the loss," Vail Baltimore was the only double winner in Youth and inexperience commented. "Cherry was a last weekend's matches with Oklahoma and did not stand in the way of gymnasts first collegiate match and Vail was anxious big asset to us. This is Oklahoma State. the MSU women's to see how the team would apparent in her scores Against Oklahoma State, Avery defeated gymnastics team Saturday during the last meet." one of the more highly regarded wrestlers, afternoon when it defeated perform under competition. "There's always an Tom Hazell, 5-2. Western Illinois and Bowling Almy took first place on element of uncertainty in Green State University in the uneven bars with the Freshman Tuerk upset defending its first match of the season. judging how well a team will score of 8.45 and on the Southern Illinois' NCAA vault champ Gary do in competition," Vail balance beam with 7.9. The young gymnastics Morava in the champion's specialty. His explained. "During practice team, consisting of four a girl may do very well but Other winners for the performance was one of the bright spots in freshmen and four MSU squad were the Spartans loss to Southern Illinois. It during competition she may was the third straight meet in which Tuerk sophomores, dominated the fall apart. Many times a girl sophomores Raeanne Miller entire meet taking first who took first place in has taken top honors in the vault. will become nervous when place in every event. The vaulting with 8.95, floor judged and this will ruin her Robinson scored 38 points and hit the MSU squad also captured whole routine. exercise with 8.55, and all - winning basket at the buzzer in MSU's one second place and four Vail sftid that the around with the score of 76-74 victory over Iowa last Monday. third place awards totaling 28.85 and Cathy Welsh who freshmen members of the 88.05 points. Western captured third place in floor team leam from their first Illinois took second place exercise, balance beam, all taste of competition. - with 71.60 points and around and vaulting with "The girls learned many ling Green State lessons from this first match the scores 7.6, 6.15, 25.75 received 65.15 points. Dana Vail, coach of the women's gymnastics team that will improve their undoubtedly performance and 8.3 respect!wely. Vail plans on doing a lot irff in later meets," Vail said. was pleased with the team's of work on the balance "For example one of the 3rd performance. girls forgot to adjust the beam during practice in the next few weeks. The beam place honors "The team did very well uneven bars and they were in its first match. The was MSU's weakest event. too close for her. She will freshmen on the team Cathy Welsh, Lansing sophomore, gave a fir* I probably never forget again. "1 think the balance performed very nicely This sort of thing is beam is the hardest event performance on the uneven parallel bars during lutfl something that only for us because it requires a Saturday's meet. Welsh captured four third pl«l experience in competition honors including the aM - around with a scori oil lot of confidence and will teach them." Not all went well for the experience. 25.76. state News photo by Bruce RemmgiaJ team in their first meet, however. Freshman member CHARGERS GET GREAT Cherry Almy tore a cartilage in her knee while doing the floor exercise, which will keep her out of competition for the season. According to Colts part Vail this is a great loss to BALTIMORE (UPI) - Johnny Unitas, record, decided the team needed « the team. who became football's greatest quarterback overhauling. "This is really going to after joining the Baltimore Colts as a free The trade had been simmering for«| hurt the team. The rest of time but Unitas had said he * agent castoff in 1956, was traded Monday to the San Diego Chargers for "a future traded to a winning team. The CI were 4-9-1 in 1972. consideration." "No other players or draft cl Unitas, 39, demanded that he be traded after he was benched by the Colts involved in the agreement," ThonmJ after the trade was announced. following the firing of head coach Don Chargers will assume only Unitas' st McCafferty last fall. player contract and the Colts vilj Unitas, who had a 10 year $1 million course, meet all future obligations w "personal services" contract with the Colts, by Johnny Unitas during his playing <4 to take effect upon his retirement, said with the Colts." L after he was benched he would never play another season with the Colts and that he Reports from San Diego indicated^ week that veteran quarterback J<1 ! didn't intend to retire. would be traded. Hie Colts benched Unitas and some If Hadl is traded then it appeared « other veterans when General Manager Joe would be assured of a starting jobf Thomas, unhappy with the team's 1-4 season under head coach Harland Svift TOGETHER - A GREAT DOUBLE FEATB| IN 100 ENGINEERING Exquisite is only the first word that surges In my mind as an appropriate description of this exceptional film. The performances are perfect; that is the only word. Simply beyond verbal description. Bosley Crowther-NY TIMES Elwi^a MadgH SHOWTIMES The Virgins & the 7:00-10:30 Elvira Madigan once at 8:4*. SHOWPLACE 100 ENGINE ^ ADMISSION $1.2o I This fine double feature * - presented by BEAL Fll^J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 23, 1973 7 Man gives shirt off back for job DETROIT (UPI) - Don't he tended the mess with the tople» juke-box bar. "It should just be a lot of go-go "Two ladies came into the fun," he said. "I got a dancer at the Camelot Inn. bar and said they wanted to He does his buddy from Western thing in Fruit of see some men dance. So I Michigan University, where the Loom undershorts. grabbed a bar towel and I'll be returning soon, and Not that the average started goofing around." he'll be doing this too. We go-go bar customer would pare to "Everybody liked it so hope we can find about mess with Dick much they said they wanted three more guys. We just Currin, the new Camelot to keep it going. I told the want to have a lot of dancer in suburban Walled boss for $5 an hour I'd do good looking, straight, college — Lake who may be the it— just joking— and he biggest sensation since said, guys up there in bikini Charles Atlas. 'Sure,' " underwear. The reaction "All of a sudden, I guess we've gotten from people so Currin was mostly happy I'm going to do it. I start far is that it'll be a lot of being the night bartender at Wednesday night—unless I the fun. Camelot. He could come down with a strange practice "I'm not an ape, but I being a comedian sickness like the runaways have hair on my chest. And with his captive audience. or But the liberation something." if the ladies want more, I'll movement Currin, 20, thinks he buy a toupee." caught up with measures "It's really wild," he said, him. something like 40-32-36— at least that's "It all started with a interrupting to yell to the what the barmaid estimated. barmaid that a dry customer dare," Currin said Friday as At six feet tall and 180 is drinking ginger brandy pounds, he said he played and ginger ale. "Some some football and some people came up here from basketball "but it was too irea referral rough. I'm politician— or laughs. more a of lover," he a Toledo, Ohio, Wednesday night to see us. We told them they were a week early. They said they'd be The whole thing comes back. 'ades goods, off like an slap-on-the that elbow-in-the-ribs, back Currin hopes will situation be "I want to can't decide what I major in in college. Maybe this'll start above—board. He shuns all something. I've always lyJANESEABERRY file. The services desired are exchange, said that an weirdos hoping to find an wanted to be entertainer. Lte News Staff Writer separately filed. increase in requests and act akin to female Maybe I an 1 can say I got my new trading post for offers is The number of services likely. impersonation. start at the Camelot Inn." fc has been established in East Lansing or goods that can be exchanged for free or "We just started putting rnr [munity. minimal charge from the up posters this term Peoples Resources although it was operating supplier are unlimited, Bhange, located in Brenner said. The center last term, too," Wallace 541 E. Grand said. "There should be some itself charges no fees. is a nonprofit more forms coming in," he [munity referral service Some of the services added. J residents who are already listed A FEMALE HOLMES Hall resident reported she was are beginning Since the operation is forced at knife point to king or seeking goods or and advanced lessons in perform oral sex acts on a man in run on a her room at 3 a.m. j for free or at nonprofit basis, the Monday. Police said he was described as astronomy, motorcycle exchange must a black male, six feet tall, 160 _mal charge. repair, rely on pounds with a slim beginning crochet, donations from friends. mustache, wearing a brown waist length jacket, dark ■There are lots of pants knitting, yoga, wood Brenner said. and Tational" things people carving, house plant design, a light-colored sweater. *** Lenny Brenner, macrame, macrobiotic A FEMALE STUDENT reported she was forced to Ikesman for the Though the exchange cooking: perform oral sex acts on a man in the basement of Hubbard Michigan styles, acquired its present location Jange, said. "Plumbing, and an offer to lend science last term, the idea was Hall Saturday night. Police said the man was described as a ■ting, motorcycle and Action books and trade started over a black male with a mustache, about six foot three inches 1 repairs, year ago, help with cooking recipes. A more Brenner said. tall, weighing 150 to 160 pounds, and weraring a tan ■ing. storage, and complete listing leather three-quarters length jacket. will be png space are offered published later. Brenner "About a year ago some igh the exchange." said. people thought about doing I donate or receive it," he said. "Then there The other _„.t , a a person form merely and his member, exchange staff Otis Wallace,. .fL, was a delay concerning the spa«tN Tim-fall -fefedded DOMINO'S PIZZA work study studerft it the to felty is placed in one reinitiate It," he said. The resources exchange Free 30 minute delivery in East Lansing is not the )p giveaway only exchange of its type. There Yellow are several "People's Pages" throughout the country and a "Red 351-7100 lottery nears Pages" in Washington, D.C., Brenner said. [NSING (UPI) Lottery Bureau is - The the bureau has paid than 80,000 $25 winners more 1 mcqueen / MacGRAW / 1 Ig closer and closer to and is processing another £ the date for its first re drawing. 50,000 claims. Once exactly 120,000 THE GETAWAY ss | |ttery Commissioner winners receive their $25 Today at [i said Monday prize, Harrison will schedule 6:00 and 8:15 Today at 5:00,7:15,9:30 a special elimination drawing to select 120 of |i/ deadline them to participate in the long - awaited millionaire < lLliliiiJ ■■■■!■ ■ licenses drawing. "We expect to reach the Jnall theatre| lot Feb. 10 120,000 mark within a few INSING (UPI) weeks," he said. "We have lists have until Feb. 10 adequate claims on file now to begin finalizing plans for pail their prepared the first millionaire drawing. 3 P^te applications in Walter ■state. Claims now being / Carol processed involve winners Matthau Burnett |I that practical terms this from the Nov. 24 through I Toni 90c,ght: 6:00 and 8:00 you must have Twl-Llte Hour, Adults Jan. 11 weekly drawings. ppared application in Those submitting claims for 5:30-6:00 MTPete ™ tvTniien4£> P no later than that All about love and marriage1 ' Jn order to be sure the Jan. 18 drawing or late "THE ■ have your claims from earlier drawings VALACHI pp plates by will be entered in the BBS Secretary of State second millionaire drawing. PAPERS" To Austin said. \ In Color: 5:45 and 8:00 iTwI-Llte Hour, Adults Nsts who fail to / $1.25, 5:15 - 5:45 Jne Feb. 10 cutoff date Wed applications their plates in may THE ■ at their local branch GETAWAY ■ but can expect to k In Color: 6:00, 8:15 ■ in ITwI-Llte Hour, Adults long lines with " $1.25, 5:30 - 6:00 buyers, he said. £ Men Hairstyling - Women - Razor - Children cuts Studio 49 Our Jan.23 26 specialty "Those who have an aversion at 8:15 p.m. to haircuts, bring your problems to us." Jan. 27,28 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE at 8:15 & 10 p.m. Gene Aquino, Owner. Duane Willet Beneath 1Q16 E. Mt. Fairchild Hope. Just East of S. Pennsylvania IV-44922 Free Parking Hours 8 to 6 Theatre . Closed Mondays. Clip and save. Admission _ ^ $1.00 Tuesday,January,, , 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Some people So are we! Let us help just with your Classified Ad. are naturally you talented 355-8255 . . . 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ELDERLY recently overhauled, good collision service. 485-0256. INSTRUMENTS, 541 East FOUND:EYEGU MEN, SINGLE rooms, 131 River behind •AUTOMOTIVE condition, $1,050. Call C 1-31 Grand River, 332-4331 noon H„W Bogue, Kitchen, $75 January 8. Cell 1 Scooters & Cycles 351-0779.3-1-24 - 7pm. C-1-23 Disc Brake Special monthly, phone, 337-9091. C-3-1-23 Parts & Service 5-1-29 Aviation OLDS CUTLASS 1972, vinyl top, air conditioning, 2 door, Here's What We Do: •Replace front disc pads PRIVATE ROOM in FOUND: brown wi,h SMau7oTJ •EMPLOYMENT less than 4,000 miles, •inspect & adjust rear shoe Cedar Village •Repack front outer redecorated house, block area •FOR RENT excellent condition. Will wheel bearings LIBERTY COIN SHOP C-3-1-23 *'1 from campus. 332-1946 sacrifice because are •Inspect all II a wlda assortment of Apartments evenings. 5-1-26 Coins-Stamps-Supplies. purchasing new truck. Call FOUND: WHITE Houses up master cylinder Near Campus at Rooms owner, 694-2775. B-3-1-25 WANTED: ROOM with private owner, old or new 35J Evergreen Avenue. •FOR SALF. OLDS 1972, Cutlass Supreme only $25.95 foreign cars 'I'MNOT SAYING THAT rOURt entrance, $70 - $80, clow. C. Sharon, 332-2270. 3-1-24 Animals convertible. Fully equipped GREY COCKE R-PQOI Mobile Homes including air conditioning $3250. \RECISI0N USE Less TO THIS SCHOOL- YOU ON BUSLINE near Sparrow. collar found ne* J and electric windows. Street Co-op. 3C1I •Lost & •PERSONAL Found Phone ED2-2407. 4-1-26 f IMPORTS WERE A BUHPlMG, TEAR YOU Single girls only, cooking, $15/ week. 332-2600 or CONCORD CASSETTE, tape C-3-1-24 •PEANUTS PERSONAL OLDS CUTLASS deluxe 1962 - 1206 OAKLAND DOWN AMD PUTIN A PARKlMQ LOT!' 482-3727. 5-1-24 and batteries included. Must seel $35. Dan Kovecs, FOUND: CHANGE^l •REAL ESTATE radio, automatic, power Call IV 4-4411 337-9091. 3-1-25 P urie on Grand 11 Post Office Box 1523 Easl Lansing. Michigan 48823 SINGLE, DOUBLE in Co-ed •RECREATION steering. 669-6595. 2-1-24 or IV 2-4444 house. Nicely furnished, 355-7624. C-3-1-24 •SERVICE for appointment utilities, kitchen, parking, TV QUADRASONIC - Instruction OLDS 88 1965, good family condition, 482-9768. FOREIGN CAR parts, Employment lounge, free laundry. Very PANASONIC receiver amp., CHILDREN'S GlAS$E$l one car. four suspension speakers, rims, lost Typing Service CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 close. 332-8965.0-5-1-26 Fridijj 3-1-25 turntable. $200. Winchester Lexington In East il •TRANSPORTATION East Kalamazoo Street. 1 ROOMS FOR men - with 308 savage, 882-1334. 3-1-26 Reward. Phone 35i.|| •WANTED PONTIAC LEMANS 1968-All mile West of campus. SINGLE GIRL to live in 1 and 2 bedroom furnished 482-1800. 4-1-26 kitchen privileges, close to extras. Classic car; fair price. 487-5055. C-1-31 country home and care for 3 mobile home, $25 - $35/ MARTIN D-18 guiter with herd motherless children. Phone week. On a lake, quiet and campus, $15 per week. 523 355-3137. 3-1-24 C~" •• RATES" Grove Street. Phone case, now $350. $450 value. Personal 484-4422.0-1-31 peaceful. 641-6601. 0-1-31 SHELLBY 1968 - GT 500, | Aviation X 351-3194. 3-1-23 "GUITAR SHOPPE", MARSHALL MUSIC, East NEED ONE Cedar TV DRDS with 428 cobra jet engine. Nice looking car inside and out. $1,600 or best offer. LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years □ Village winter and girl. Apartments spring. $73/ For Sale OS Lansing. 0-1-1-23 Animals -1 RENTALS $951 "»nth, $23 delivery, service per » an 627-4816. No Friday evening experience in all types of month. 337-2219. 5-1-23 No deposit, flight training. Approved for STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per 1^8011^60 or Saturday calls. 5-1-24 veterans. FRANCIS month, $23 per term. Free FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned SAMOYED PUPPIES, 4 femeles. available at « ... ROOMMATE WANTED, female AVIATION, Airport Road. delivery, service and pick-up. oak. Delivered, cell 482-1002 8 weeks, shots sterted. Phone NEJAC, 337-1300 c'll SI MCA 1969 - good condition. Call 484-1324. C-1-31 No deposit. TV's available at after 5pm. 5-1-23 332-6988. 5-1-25 Must sell I Phone 484-5028. 3-1-25 same rates. Call NEJAC, HAIR CUT thewayyoul 337-1300. C-1-31 FRAMES: OLD? crecked? UNION B UI io| TOYOTA MARK 1972, 12,000 Employment il broken? Replace them at low NORWEGIAN puppies, ELKHOUND AKC, 7 weeks, BARBERSHOP Ml| NEED ONE girl for four man. cost. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. miles, air, stereo tape deck, WAITRESS PART Apartments ,nts %?> $60 per i.~«nth. 332-8402. 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. _phone_372-TOMJM-23 DATES FOUND byw AM/FM, $2595, 351-3029. time, neat, 5-1-24 DEADLINE 372-7409. C-5-1-26 OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG computers. Low fa. I 4-1-26 capable person. Especially 1 P.M. one class day needed Saturdays and ACROSS FROM campus, 113 THREE GIRLS sublet 4 men, puppies - AKC. Excellent Weekdeys call J&S Box 779-£,| Louis Street, East Lansing. HOFNER BASE Guiter, new, blood line. Lansing. B-3-1-25 before publication. VEGA 1971 Hatchback, Sundays. Apply in person, spring, summer across from DAGWOODS TAVERN, Inquire after 4pm. 5-1-26 $300, used autoharp, $45. 393-3678, evenings and automatic, 20,000 miles, campus, $65. 332-6747. 351-7154. 5-1-26 Cancellations/Co r- snow tires, $1700 or best 2803 East Kalamazoo Street. 5-1-23 __weekends 339J2673._6-1-26 rections 12 noon one 5-1-24 NEED 1 girl spring term for 2 SAINT BERNARDS, AKC, — offer. 355-0833. 10-2-5 MIMEOGRAPH - ELECTRIC man. $75 per month. Call 484-4519 East class day before NON-SMO KE R: one or two girls Gestetner, 260, used, good registered, three females. WAITRESS FOR n- y opened 337-0373. 3-1-24 Phone Mason, 676-2204. 485-7197 Lannit,! publications. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1967, for 4 man Cedar Village, condition, $250. Phone good oondition, $800 book downtow-v\VA-^" -1' lounge TWO GIRLS sublet apartment spring tfrml $7 3£' Call 4871-6001. fel-26 .,>■ uf, „n ME RLE The State News will be prioe. Call 484-3338. 4-1-26 and rest—,! ant. 484-4422. winter/ spring. $70/ month. 332-1933. 3-1 -J| " KEESHONDEN. CHAMPION COSMETICS S-J responsible only for the 'fc-aeros first day's incorrect VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - _ «H-31 f Close. 332-3382. 3-1-24 TREASURE CHEST sire and dam. 5 months. Houses Phone 353-7129. 10-1-29 BABYSITTING. insertion- sunroof, AM/FM radio, ONE GIRL needed for Cedar SECONDHAND STORE NEEDED - ATTRlf WEDNESDAYS 11:30 - 3pm factory air, good condition. Village Apartment, winter/ ALL KINDS OF i co-ed to li< All students aas must be and some evenings. East Mobile Homes Call 393-5469 after 5pm. spring, $75. 337-2337. 3-1-23 GIRL NEEDED for room in farm in return for rid i prepaid Lansing area. Own FURNITURE 3-1-24 East Three girl transportation preferred. Call Lansing. exercising horitil MARLETTE, 1967 - 12'x60', VOLKSWAGEN, 1 968. 489-4386. 4-1-26 ONE MAN for apartment, close house. Furnished, washing unfurnished, skirted, shed, at 651-5478, after 6pm f to campus. Call 337-2764. machine, carpeted, clean, Excellent condition, |ust 3-1-23 quiet, garage, no pets. $67.50 KENWOOD KA2002 stereo Brookview, Perry. 625-4410, SODA POP BABYSITTER NEEDED tuned upl $950. Call Monday, Wednesday 2 - 5pm. per month for 6 month lease; amp. Grundig TK341 stereo evenjngs. 4-1-26 351-6472. 3-1-23 $62.50 per month for 12 tape recorder. Pioneer re-vsrb Own transportation ONE AND 2 bedroom 1963 NEW MOON 3 bedroom, month lease. Call Ed at amp. 1000 used 8-track BARRACUDA 1964, good necessary. 349-3238. 2-1-24 apartments. Furnished or I'/i baths. 7'x10' expendo. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 - good 351-2755 from 1 - 5pm. tapes, $2 each. 500 used condition throughout, $400. unfurnished, from $150. $2600. Phone 6 2 5-7390 Phone 1-649-8548 after 6pm. transportation. $150. Call OVERSEAS JOBS FOR Ideel for married students or 0-1-31 stereo albums. USED stereo when the cork anytime. 5-1-26 393-3810 or 487-3716. equipment, cemera gave It the nai 3-1-24 STUDENTS - Australia, graduate students. For If you're a 4-1-26 PERSON NEEDED in 4 equipment, used zoom lenses, 1969 PARKWOOD - 12'x60'. 3 of Europe, South America, appointment call 882-7116 because CAMARO 1969 Rally Sport. or THE WALTER NELLER bedroom house, $75. binoculers, TV sets, bedrooms, unfurnished. Call living condition!, I Africa. Most professions, VW BUS 1970 - Good Completely furnished. typewriters, adding machines, after 5pm, 351-6068. 5-1-25 checking the ST ATE ■ 350, automatic, power summer or full time; COMPANY, 489-6561. Classified AdirljMr" condition, camping ideal, 4-1-26 351-6659 after 7pm. 3-1-24 clock radios, tapestries. Used steering, new tires and expenses paid, sightseeing. MARLETTE - 1968, 12'x60' 1 larger apartment. battery. $1500. 393-0706 $1,850, best offer. 484-1914 snow skiis and boots. $6 up. Free information, write, with 7'x21' expendo. after 5pm. 5-1-25 after 10pm. Be persistent! EAST LANSING 3 bedroom WILCOX SECONDHAND TWR Co., Department 22, SAVE 2 months rent on Cedar - 4-1-26 Refurnished, sheg carpeting, PREGNANT? WE in 2550 Telegraph Avenue, Village apartment. Lease duplex with recreation room, STORE, 509 East Michigan, skirted, petio. Call 371-3645. CHARGER SE1971, silver, black VW SQUAREBACK, 1968. Berkeley, California 94704. until summer, for one male. 1 '/a baths, kitchen, dining Lansing. 485-4391, 8 - 5-1-26 Call us. PREGN| canopy top, black leather 10-2-1 Call 351-0775. 4-1-26 room, living room. 655-3217, 5:30pm Monday — Saturdey. COUNSELING. 3 Radial tires, Tac. $1,000. BankAmericerd, Master E) buckets, automatic, power evenings. 9-2-2 Lost & Found 0-1-31 372-0395. S-5-1-25 steering, power brakes, air FURNISHED, 2 - 3 man Cherge, trades, terms, APPLICATIONS ARE now AM/FM stereo, road wheels, apartment. 1 block from ONE MAN needed for three layaways. C-1-31 VW 1969 convertible, automatic being accepted for part time steel radials, low mileage. 337-1230. 3-1-25 man house. Own room, $50. FIND SOMETHING? stick. Good condition. Call help. $300/ monthly to start. campus. 655-3346. 3-1-28 1 005 Albert Street. EST ATE SALE: Hand carved If you've found a pet or erticle evenings, 332-2213. 6-1-23 489-3494. C-1-31 chess SUBLET TWO man apartment 351-9320. 2-1-24 set, Conn alto of velue, we went to help you CHEVY BELAIR 1965 - 4 close to campus. Call saxophone. Beieler Topcon return it. Just come in to the door V-8 automatic, power VW CAMPER van, completely FULL TIME, part time sales Super-D camera. For details 393-5378. 3-1-25 TWO, 4 - bedroom houses for Stete News Clessified Dept. rebuilt, many extras, must steering, new tires, radio, opportunity. Leeds. Training. rent. Close to campus, call 371-2600. Must sell end tell us you went to place sell. 353-2085. 5-1-23 36,592 miles. Call 485-4265 Good income. 351-1560. 1 BEDROOM LUXURY, 394-0437.5-1-29 immediately. 5-1-23 an ad in EAST LANSING after 5pm. 3-1-23 5-1-26 STATE BANK'S found unfurnished, $180. Phone VW 1967 Fastback, clean, after 7pm, 351-7589. 3-1-25 EAST LANSING. 1750 UNUSUAL ACCESSORIES and column. As a public service VINCENT, MUCH0| CHEVY SUBURBAN 1965 maintained well, $750. about May 251 U van STUDENT WIFE or student for Coolidge Road, new 3 home furnishings, the newest EAST LANSING STATE Runs good, 4 speed, $500. 351-5729 evenings. 5-1-24 items for all periods. BELL Detroit DEB - housekeeping and childcare. - bedroom duplex, all deluxe BANK will run the ad at no Before 3pm, after midnight, 5 days. East Lansing home, FURNITURE SALES, 4601 features, lease, deposit, extra cost to you. 489-4930. 1-1-23 good salary. Phone 351-7070. references. Phone 372-5920. North US 27. 487-0173 or EAST LANSING HAPPY 19th Birthdivl _ 5-1-26 EAST LANSING efficiency 4-1-26 487-0121. 5-1-23 from Lynn, Karen ri DODGE POLARA 1967, V-8, STATE BANK 1-1-23 studio with kitchen, $140. C-1-31 Michelin's, many new parts. Priced from $145 FOUR YEAR old Yamaha. G.S. EXECUTIVE MALE or female 332-1046 or 351-1240. ONE MAN to share with three 676-2106 after 6pm. 5-1-26 WILLIAMS secretary. Must be 3-1-23 others. Privete bedroom, skis with Saloman bindings. 1 A 0 D ■BIRIABCI FIAT 850 1970, completely Located west of Frandor on Grand River. Open Monday experienced! Rapid dictation furnished. East side, available year Lange pros boots, 1 year old, size 10V4. Best offer, CROSSWORD 0 U e ■u 0 «|AJ and typing a must. Exciting NEEDED, ONE Male to sublease February 1st. Call 372-1199. □ ■A sijr.l rebuilt. $1500 or best offer. 353-8150. 5-1-24 and Thursday Phone 484-3207. till 9 pm. work in radio and television. spring term at Cedar Village. 3-1-24 332-0879. 5-1-23 PUZZLE V 1 A|N[KpEBjl "We think service" Salary open. Call $70/ month. 332-6372. ACROSS bn 1 NTTMDIUJB FORD LTD 1971 Country 5-1-29 3-1-25 CUSTER, 211. Students large 6 FLEA MARKET every Sunday 26. Dusky V &M5[rp| Squire wagon. Factory air rooms, garage, furnished. and Wednesday, 11 - 5pm. I.Cornwall mine 28. Unpaid 0 s 1 ou'emkM MALE ROOMMATE. $235 per month. Call Inside heeted building. 208 I. Cake BBEM conditioning, brakes, radio, power steering and seat. I" Motorcycles | j^j COOK - LADY for private Cedar Greens Apartment. Quiet, 482-4678. Before 5pm, 349-3258. 5-1-24 North Mason Street, Mason, 29. Grief T Y L WrM 339-2166. 5-11/23 3000 dining room, lunch working only. Rent 3-1-25 negotiable. 351-9106. Michigan. B-1-1-23 11. French assent A £ AKap;6M 1972 HONDA 500 four, Excellent 12. Onassis A A rKvhH FORD camper PICK-UP cab. 1972 with Excellent condition. Less than $3,000. miles, excellent condition. Phone 482-5330 before conditions. Will train. Apply immediately, Monday 414 SOUTH PINE, bedroom E, Lansing, 1 furnished, suitable [_ Rooms GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of all makes end calibers. Over 13. 14. Alone Foils 32. Expire 34. French friend 36 Page fl ■< ■ * M noon, after midnight. 3-1-23 through Friday, 8:30am - 600 guns in stock. For best IS Varsity for 2 people, utilities paid, no numbering Call owner, 694-2775. 3-1-25 5:30pm. WJIM, 2820 E. CAPITOL CLUB. Men, women, 41 Adjoin lease required, $100 deposit, price in Southern Michigan MALE OR female type people Saginaw or call 372-8282. singles. $12 up. Lansing. see BOB'S GUN SHOP, 54 43. Laughable GREMLIN, 1971 - Standard, 5-1-23 rent $110/ month. Call 484-4422. CM-31 44. Astronaut 47. Load who are into cycles and are block south of Post office column shift, radio, $1,200. Richard Alban, 485-8706. Charles 48. Color interested in working in a annex, at 2412 South Cedar Phone 482-0167. 5-1-26 10-1-30 45. Pronominal 49. Baseball's bike shop, in either sales, CLOSE, CLEAN, quiet, perking, Call 371-2244. NEEDED: MEN, women sales Closed Magiie no cooking. Cell 351-0631 adjective parts or service, should stop and managerial ability EAST MICHIGAN Avenue over Sundeys. 15-2-12 KARMAN GHIA convertible, after 5pm. 3-1-24 out at HASLETT MOTOR T" J" throughout Lansing, area. retail store, 5 rooms partially s i ? & r 1968, excellent condition, SPORTS and fill out an Life-time income, top furnished, A/ailable for 1 - 4 MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, 100 USED vacuum cleaners. 11 w fa IS paint, tires, shocks, | new application. No calls please! earnings possible first year. people. Phone 372-0352. Tenks, canisters and uprights. stereo tape, radio. 482-5220 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 4-1-26 For appointment send Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 after 5pm. 5-1-24 5-1-23 485-8836. 0-1-31 ■m i4 YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, resume to DUDLEY end up. DENNIS •7 % % ii% ENTERPRISES, 863 North FACULTY AND graduate SINGLE, MEN, $65 includes DISTRIBUTING RICHMAN. The early buyer COMPANY, Washington Avenue, Battle students leasing new 1 • 2 utilities. Call 339-2785 after 316 N. Cedar, opposite City w •9 will save money. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 SHEP'S Creek, Michigan 49017. 3-1-25 bedroom luxury apartments. 1331 East 5pm. 3-1-25 Market. C-3-1-25 1 'JS 4m % 41 w, 28 Kalamazoo, 6 North Cedar, Holt. Just South of 1-96 overpass. minutes from campus. From SHEPARD STREET, mele or SEWING MACHINE Clearance J? r r % fr Phone 694-6621. C-5-1-26 COOK, MIDNIGHTS or evening shift, full or part time, $166/ guaranteed 2 month. Rent female, own 371-4823. 3-1-25 room, $45. Sale. Brend $49.95, $5 new portable h w % w DON'S RESTAURANT. or years. 489 6479. 5 1-23 489-4966 per month. Large selection of reconditioned sm % -Vf ft' W mo &% Corner M-78 and I-96. Call OWN FURNISHED used mechines. at room, Singers 646-6752. 3-1-24 ONE GIRL needed to share 2 liberal co-ed house. $75. Whites, Necchls, New Home ml Use Your MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, Michigan and Grand River. STUDENT TO watch three man apartment. 351-0174. 5-1-23 Call Utilities 3-1-25 paid. 351-8231. end "meny others." to $39.95. Terms $1995 •W V MASTER CHARGE Low cost expert exhaust children 11 - 11.30am at EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING r w At The STATE NEWS repair. Custom work. Pipe bender. FREE ESTIMATES, Child Development Lab, $1.65/ hour. 337-2774 after MALE man NON-SMOKER until spring. for 2 Cheep. ROOM FOR man, across from Union, 211 % Grand River, COMPANY, 1115 North Washington. 489-6448 if & 5pm. 3-1-24 351-1367. 5-1-26 upstairs. 5-1-29 C-3-1-25 332-2927. C-1-31 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, January 23, 1973 9 an irsA's K IF„hcSct N-ao $179, London u. Monday Group fights extradition of black Bv By DIANE DIANE fill Suite Newt Staff Writer Eleven years ago, UED SILVER B get more civil righto blacks and that was for getting niggers'." An elderly white couple, the alleged kidnapping, Williams and his family fled name to the warrents. The the fact that they are just supposedly shooting a Friday, P-rn' a the whites Michigan Supreme Court after Williams." police officer in Oakland, very uptight," the Stegalls, drove through to Cuba for a five year stay. kidnapping allegedly took has so far refused to Waldo the t^b^777, c1'31 place in Monroe, N.C. said Linda Puller, member the black community at this In 1965, the Williams family consider the motion. In extradition sees California, flew to Peking of the Robert F. as part of a during his trial." Today 25 MSU students and Williams time, with a sign on their moved to mainland China October 1971 Williams was ibarter 1, soring Holidays: people local residents are working Legal Defense Committee. car reading: "Open season and spent three years as a arraigned in court and major attack on Williams. "There has just been Committee members believe Williams is being to stop North Carolina's "They had a big blowup on coons." guest of the Chinese released y'n, J169. Nassau $179, when on personal attack after attack on attacked not only because extradition of Robert F. some freedom riders "Angry blacks stopped Kin $239, r I n fl were there," Fuller said. their car and took them to government. Since their recognizance. Another Williams," he said. "They he supported progressive IdENTOURS, 351-2660. Williams for the alleged kidnapping. "And the klan and various Williams' home," reads a return to the United States in 1969, they have resided appeal was then filed by Williams' lawyers. A hearing are trying to keep him tied civil rights programs but white people decided up." because he advocated armed WIDIams was a civil righto Pe°P'e decided they they flyer printed by the in Michigan. Today date has not yet been set. An internal revenue suit self defense for blacks. ider In Monroe 11 J years ^ ™ the black,8°/ng to descend on committee. "For a while, Williams is employed by tht The committee has been is pending against Williams, "This just wasn't done," had community. They Williams tried to stand Center ~ ■ for - -■ Chinese Studies raising funds to cover legal Waldo said. Waldo said. "White people "Williams' guns and they were between the Stegalls and the the University of OR South side. group was expenses and handling 'They say Williams got were used to running rough r succeeding at its attempts to going to 'show those uppity crowd. Then, according to Michigan. jr is anxious to take Williams, he publicity for the case for goods and services in China shod over black people and |n return, can mow* gave them During Williams' travels, over a year. and Cuba to the tune of, I O getting with it. But . away Hnt0 » new home without iffemwrl. protection in his home and the other four defendents Two committees now think, $600,000. They want Williams' people stood up ■y M«nv to »el«ct from, they emerged later were found guilty by a exist in the United States, him to pay back taxes on and appeared in pbulic with WMM ■john Weaver, 694-2775. completely unharmed." North Carolina court. located in East Lansing and this." arms. And it was legal at The sheriff, then unaware |1-25 of the Stegalls situation, However, the verdict was Ann Arbor. A committee Williams has been charged that time to carry arms in invalidated by the North also exists in Japan, where with contempt I Service 13 called and Williams, Kip Waldo, threatened Carolina Supreme Court in 1964, because of improper the group 10,000 signatures on collected over for refusing of Congress to sign a transcript of his testimony public." Williams was seen violent person, Waldo said. as a another committee member, ■quality service on Announcements for It's The Pre-Vet Club advisory jury selection. The four petition supporting in 1969 and refusing to "He wasn't. He was What's Happening must be said. defendents were reindicted X, equipment, »ee the committee wiD meet at 7:30 Williams. testify again before the received in the State News "He said Williams would talking about people Ego SHOPPE. 543 East office, 341 Student Services p.m. Wednesday in 104 Bessey Hall. be but North Carolina has not "We are trying to raise House Internal Security defending themselves when \ River. C-1-31 hanging in the yet moved to re try them. the issue of the Robert Subcommittee, Waldo said. they ^ Bldg., by I p.m. at least two courthouse square within - were openly attacked," class days before publication. Spend this Shabbat at the Shortly after Williams Williams case," Waldo said, "He has also been denied he continued. JrE in East Lansing No announcements will be Chassidic Student Center of half - an - hour," Waldo return, Gov. Milliken signed "There has been no active a passport," he said. "This "I myself think that is ed home. Excellent accepted by phone. Farmington. said. Experience papers extraditing Williams attempt to extradite any of isn't done. Only convicted one reason why Williams es and lots of activities Lubavitch. Call Hillel, 332-1916 Williams and his family to North Carolina. Williams' the four other people, who felons are denied passports can't become too isolated. Lienced teacher. Happy The MSU Scuba Club will for reservations or information. fled to New York, learning for kids. Phone elect new officers at 8 p.m. lawyers attempted to prove have now left North in this country. They are Because he has been a there that he and four the indictment papers were 092.4-1-26 Wednesday In 2IS Men's Beginning and intermediate Carolina," he said. "We are acting like he is guilty until leading figure in not just Intramural Bldg. Membership is folk dances others faced kidnapping from around the forged, since a different not asking that they proven innocent. For black liberation but in the open to all students, faculty and world will be taught at 8 charges Fuller said. Xology charts staff of MSU. at St. Johns Student Parish. tonight Hunted by the FBI for typewriter seemed to have extradite the other four example, Huey Newton, liberation of all people in lately written, aspects Everyone is welcome. been used to add Williams people but we do question who was on trial for this country." Tresions, trarwits, basic Social science majors - a J.rpratatlon help. career seminar will be held at There will be an ASMSU Eonable. 349-0934. 7:30 p.m. today in 128 Natural Science board meeting at 8 tonight in Bldg. Hear 328 Student Services Bldg. ■FIVE *ANJ0 LESSONS t - STRING and old-time style*. presentations recruiters. by actual job Carl Braden, director of the Southern Conference Any residence cooperative, fraternity, sorority hall, Calm '76 celebrati or other such living unit wishing By MICHAEL FOX I available. 484-6151. Educational Fund, will speak on the Declaration of said. "In the past, we found "Racism and Repression" at to host an ASMSU meeting, call State News Staff Writer paying the salaries of the Should the national 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 100 3SS-8266. Independence adopted by glory in our wars and commission staff. group be dissolved, it would Planning for the nation's the Continental Congress in conquests, but that is not Federal funding may be Engineering Bldg. The MSU Railroad Club will bicentennial celebration in delay the processing of a meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the Philadelphia July 4, 1776. the temper of our times. limited because of criticism request by Michigan to be The Block and Bridle Club 1976 seems too much like The Captain's Room, Union to Michigan "Instead, maybe we of the national bicentennial named as the transportation will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in discuss steam locomotive organizing a birthday party Bicentennial Commission should reflect commission. center for the nation. ■ lessons. Classical thru 110 Anthony Hall. instead of Congress l),rn. Guitar: folk, restoration. reflecting on a will determine which struggle of the spirit — the ultimately will be ''Frankly, the somber occasion, says Lt. ■cal and electric. Drums: Free U classes meeting today: activities merit official freeing of the slaves, the responsible for allocating The East Lansing Draft Gov. James H. Brickley. Washington scene bothers ■nning thru advanced. Literature, the Multiplicity of Selves 8 p.m., 33 Union; Information Center has moved "The bicentennial is a sanction with a bicentennial civil liberties movement," funds for federal me," Brickley said. "I don't 6726. 5-1-29 - > the Drug Education Center. seal and how to distribute the lieutenant governor said. bicentennial projects. see a great deal of funding Income Tax Preparation time to take stock and to New hours are 4-8 "As much as possible, we any federal funds which At one point, the for local projects. Some ig Service Bldg., ' r309k St uden« S*V'CM Tuesdays*6—8 French, conversational - an(j 2-4 p.m. Wednesdays celebrate calmly," Brickley might be forthcoming for should look to the future to national group sought to alternative sources of and 6-8 p m said in a recent interview. 6 P.m., Union lounge; Bicycle the occasion. examine our values and designate one city Repair - 7 7 p.m., » m Ahhnt. 210 Abbott Thursdays and Fridays. Phone "There shouldn't be funding, like urban renewal, direction." _ 351.5283 for 24 hour service. "It seems to be like (Philadelphia) as the may be easier to obtain if a IbR OWN .Typing and Road; Astrological Symbolism - fireworks." 8 p.m., Synergy; Yoga - 7 a.m. planning a party — who to Though Michigan has bicentennial center similar particular project has ■ilith offset printing, 7 p.m., Union Green Room. Truth can be demonstrated. Brickley is chairman of invite, what to do. It received $50,000 from the World's Fair, but bicentennial status." lplete service for Come to a meeting of the the 30 - member Michigan shouldn't be like that," federal government for eventually decided against In s, theses, The MSU Promenaders are Christian Science Organization Bicentennial Commission Lansing, the city icriptt, general typing, at 6:45 p.m. today in 35 Union. Brickley said. planning, Brickley is singling out one city. Some hopes to use urban renewal sponsoring a membership drive. which is charged with "We should place skeptical if much project discussion has been made of funds to finance | 23 years experience. All beginners and those Blanket, a nonprofit MSU coordinating activities in the will be available to a 0. C-1-31 interested In square or round crMtTve"arts organization, ia r state emphasis on those aspects money dissolving the national bicentennial project to connected with the fund the dancing are Invited to join from its flrst publication at the of our nation which are bicentennial commission and naming a revitalize the Grand River 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in 34 200 - year anniversary of activities. Planning money is l>lETE THESES Union and local book stores. most significant to us," he new group. Women's Intramural Bldg. (VICE. Discount Help us exist. _ IBM typing and Phi Gamma Nu wHl hold an College'. Rtpu*Hc>nt. ig of theses. Resumes, Viet peace Importaot meeting at 7 p.m. Conservative* ami Libertarians pact hinted - itions. Across from today in the Teak Room, Jim Hudler, Michigan director of 1, corner M.A.C. and Eppley Center. All members CRs wishes to meet with you at I River, below Jones should attend. 7:30 p.m. today in 31 Union. ■ionery Shop. Call lYGRAPH SERVICES, Advanced Hebrew classes will Libertarians, objectiviats and be held at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, (continued from page 1) at this time dicuss the Saigon. Ziegler said Monday There also were signs that statement the §666 C-1-31 85S Grove St. Call 332-1916 for anarchiata, the growth of meeting had government can be atopped. from Peking and Mckcow to process to be followed in he could not confirm that Nixon immediately been arranged for the information. Hear Jeffrey Doan of the k TERM papers, theses. Libertarian party at 8:30 be on hand for the concluding any peace such a mission was planned dispatched a response to purpose "of completing the I Electric Experienced. All Kids Day Care Center, a initialing. She reiterated the agreement but said "you to demonstrate that the Thieu at the presidential text of an agreement" to tonight in 31 Union. f MASSEY. 393-4076. new model of day care for the known Viet Cong view that will have appropriate notice United States and South palace Sunday. end the war. Lansing area, will hold a public The MSU Cycling Club will the guerrillas would insist of the procedures." Vietnam are entering a meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in teach a Free U class in bike 3 THESES end the American on the same status as the In Saigon, South postwar era shoulder to The new round of This joint announcement term Legion Post repair at 7:30 p.m. today at L Electric typewriter, behind VaOey Court Park. Call Crossroads Imports, Abbott Saigon administration. Vietnamese officials shoulder. Kissinger-Tho talks was followed by four days 332-0418 evenings for more reported that captured Gen. Alexander M. announced Nixon's orders that all U.S. irlanced. Diane, Road. Come if your bike is She said the Viet Cong a Haig last Thursday information. A special invitation broken. Communist high-command offensive 00.7-1-26 is extended to veterans in need were ready to start direct Jr., Nixon's chief liaison when the White House and operations in negotiations with the Saigon document informed North with South Vietnamese Hanoi said in a joint North Vietnam be halted. lENCED TYPIST, IBM. of child care. The Outing Club will meet at 7 regime "on the basis of Vietnamese and Viet Cong President Nguyen Van I papers, theses, resumes, p.m. today in 116 Natural , etc. JEANINE Science Bldg. to present a equality and the principle of troops that an agreement Thieu, conferred with the |H, 339-9714. B-5-1-29 program on the wilderness of nonelimination of one side would be initialed in Paris at President and Kissinger membership. To join or for information, call Karyn at Alaska and to discuss future trips. Everyone is welcome. by the other." It was a highly 8 a.m. EST Wednesday. The undated document, twice on Sunday after his return from a quick tour of Backers praise ruling 3SS-6206. College Republicans will meet conciliatory statement and a the sources said, stated that five Asian capitals to brief the agreement would be (continued from page 1) at 7 p.m. today in the Union far cry from the earlier Viet allied leaders on a tentative Jorget m blood comes Free U needs people to staff Its office from 1 to 4 p.m. daily Gold Room. Cong demands for the formally signed on Saturday agreement. He agreed with a prediction made by Michigan House people. Save a life. and that stepping down of Thieu and a cease-fire would Indications were that | blood. Professional on the second floor Union. Stop The Chess Club will meet at 7 Speaker William Ryan, D—Detroit, that passage of a new by or call 3S3-0660. Catalogs p.m. Wednesday to discuss the dissolution of his go into effect on Sunday. Haig returned with a state abortion law will be among the first actions taken compansated. are available in the office and at pgan COMMUNITY tournament plans and hold a administration. Sunday also is the date personal message from when the state legislature reconvenes next week. Synergy. special election. Please bring sets that Lam told ID CENTER. 337-7183. White House Press an Thieu confirming that The Supreme Court ruling will "probably settle the and clocks. Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler interviewer Vice President South Vietnam accepts The Undergr question for the whole country," State Sen. Gilbert Philosophy Club will meet at The Hare Krishna Society will told newsmen he could not Spiro T. Agnew would be in major points of the accord. Bursley, R—Ann Arbor, said. t 37, do,ire, «kiina 7:30 p.m. today in 107 Berkey hold a lecture on the Bhagavad ""on. Call 351-1405 Hall. Actlvites for the next two Gita at 8 tonight in the Snyder The six month limit on abortions is sound, particularly terms will be discussed. cafeteria. Anyone interested is fpm. 3-1-25 since some birth defects cannot be discovered until the Time links Hunt to $1,000 bribes Nonmajors are welcome. welcome. 19th week of pregnancy, he added. Several provisions of the ruling, including statements Place Your which apparently require state health regulations to govern (continued from page 1) He had said he saw a A. Yes, because of the abortion performed after, but not before, the third month PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD testimony that the operation had been letter McCord wrote to the Federal Communications procedures that were in effect at the Committee for of pregnancy, need further clarification, Maurice S. Reizen, director of the State Dept. of Public Health, said. Today ... Just clip/ complete, mail along with your approved by the higher - Commission requesting the the Re - election of the use of certain radio President then. check money order ups. "This, to me, is shocking," Reizen said. "Is the state [B|»W or Hunt, a former White frequencies and that he had Alch, in memorandum laVs 1 received permission. He said a prohibited from regulating conditions in the first three ■ASK (V House consultant, was one to the court last week, said months when the majority of abortions are performed?" that that, as well as try to prove that xNKi ] of seven men charged he would The court ruling will allow implementation of the 1 J variously with conspiracy, McCord's position with the McCord broke into the abortion regulations compiled last fall before the proposal fmL election committee. Democratic offices and - burglary and wiretapping. to reform Michigan abortion laws was defeated, Reizen 1 He pleaded guilty Jan. 10. were factors which led him monitored the conversations City . said. 5.*- Four other to believe the activities were ... t'• defendants as a scouting maneuver to pleaded guilty Jan. 15. The legal. ticipate possible Justices of the Micigan Supreme Court will not comment ri The judge sent the jury demonstrations against the ruling and its effect on Michigan law until they have remaining two are on trial. on from the room and asked studied the federal court's opinion, Doris Jarrell, clerk of r|A5 HP Baldwin, the Republicans, including the prosecution's star witness, Baldwin, "You thought President. the court, said. 00# was on the stand for the what you were doing for 1 third day as the third week McCord was perfectly 1 Ant# Hers; of trial began for G. Gordon legal?" 2. )KP Liddy "Yes," Baldwin said. High court rules for abortion, 7-2 3. and James W. Ani«i McCord Jr., charged with Baldwin also had said he conspiracy, burglary and had hand delivered two days illegal wiretapping in a case of logs of conversations to the headquarters of tthe (continued from page 1) is necessary to preserve the life or health of involving a break • in at Democratic headquarters Republican Committee for pregnant woman does not have "an the mother," Blackmun wrote. absolute constitutional right to an abortion Until the court acted, women were free last June. the Re - election of the on her demand," the state cannot interfere to have doctors The judge questioned President. perform abortions virtually with the judgment of the woman and her demand in Baldwin out of the hearing Judge Sirica called on only four states, New York, doctor in the first three months. Alaska, Hawaii, and Washington, and in the of the jury at the attention to Baldwin's In the second three - month period, all District of Columbia. completion of cross remembering many details the state may do, he said, is to regulate examination by McCord's but not the name of the White said he could find nothing in the Peanuts Personals 10 words $1.60 prepaid - man to whom he addressed abortion procedures in ways that are language or history of the Constitution to lawyer, Gerald Alch. Hie judge said he felt it the envelope containing the "reasonably related to maternal health," support the court's judgment. He said the r&d: 5 days 66c P*r • $6.50 word 10 days 1.30 per -13.00 word his duty to clear up logs. Q. You want this court and the jury to believe you such as supervising the licensing of physicians, clinics and hospitals. But when the fetus becomes viable - majority had fashioned a new constitutional right for pregnant mothers with scarcely any reason or authority for □ □ □ Baldwin had said he was after the 24th to 28th week — state its action. recruited by McCord to gave it to some guard you monitor conversations from hardly knew? regulation to protect the unborn child is Justice Rehnquist, in his dissent, said A. He told me he would important and logical, he said. "If the state the ruling "partakes more of judicial AkM to; MMtigan State News his hotel room across the Classified deliver it to the individual. is interested in protecting fetal life after legislation than it does of a determination 347 Student Services Bldg. street from Democratic viability, it may go so far as to proscribe of the Intent of the drafts of the 14th headquarters in the Q. And you left it at MSU East Lansing. Mich. 48823 that? abortion during that period except when it Amendment Watergate building. Tuesday. January n , 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Major U.S. firms By GEORGE WHITE others, attention have focused on the abroad stir criticism rising. •« However, multinational corporation mnnt' nth BY NidPriflflR many other Nigerians, feels the cost is too great. When asked If he thought fpflllt M1.IU..1. multinational controlled com. State News Staff Writer The current controversy multinational corporations. involvement is great. The multinational corporations employment the rate ratejVji *■ Nigerian government has 0f .. surrounding huge Many observers, including not threatened to were good in long run, development. n° multinational American columnist Jack Anderson, Opubor said: nationalize multinational feel AUende's charges may "Only if you believe in Supporters corporations began anew with the discovery of be true because Allende, a industry and there have been no claims that the capitalist model of international cor^ socialist, has threatened development." ffy theV must haver?1 memo allegedly typed by multinational corporations the Dita Beard, an employe of multinational industry with trying to overthrow the Not all developing rate 0f dev.> International Telephone and nationalization. ITT, are countries opt for capitalism. claiming devpi^ Nigerian government. countries can't tl 'l Dennecott Copper and Tanzania, an East African Telegraph (ITT). The memo "Direct intervention other corporations have country, is an example. supposedly links IT&T to inNigerian affairs is hard to jobs without the subersive political activity in denied these charges. Tanzania has no problems h£l Walter Adams, professor prove," Opubor, asst. mutational cL*! Chile, in an attempt to professor of linguistics and with multinational protect its corporate of economics, says the Oriental and African corporations. Mbilinyi Nyerere s disagrTjr crashY^ * interests. multinational corporation "Multinationals cannot languages said. He explained an example. Recently, charges of issue a question of good or operate unless there is a that a French oil company subversion and exploitation bad. involved itself in the political atmosphere they •'Training forma,* against multinational "It's to what extent are Nigerian civil war, when can operate in," Simon derives trained from a Zf corporations such as IT&T, the multinationals using Biafra attempted to secede. Mbilinyl, a Tanzanian In personnel," ^ j in many developing these branches as colonial Though Nigerians are not economist said. from Tanzania, tJr countries, have increased. milking operations," Adams in controlling postions of Like other socialist multinationai (j said. has been Chile's own Marxist the more complex societies, Tanzanians believe replaced■ president, Salvador Allende, also charged American Reading from an report to its stockholders, ITT industries, their government is moving them toward it. economics hand-in-hand. and politics go XT •whni°1'«J multinational corporations Adams said ITT had The government passed However, before 1967, Mbiiinyj . I with conspiracy to investments in 67 nations, six continents from the the Alien Restrictions Act when Tanzanian president, multinationals did not want to corpJJ overthrow his government. to limit the number of Julius Nyerere established train J "Yankee imperialism' is a Arctic to the Antarctic, and his concept of African People to take over. from the bottom of the sea expatriots working in the The Tanzanian common slogan in Latin country. Government socialism, multinational ecow to the moon. predicted that other America," said one student, who recently returned from "Of course, the influence officials also set a timetable corporations operated in nations Jf for when Nigerians would Tanzania. would fan Columbia and Mexico. o f American conglomerates Mbilinyi claimed that Tanzania's example. fully participate in the The involvement of major in small, underdeveloped "Yankee go home" economy. firms in Africa, is also nations is going to be Underdeveloped countries where U.S. firms operating on cheap labor and resources Opubor advocates severely criticized. great," Adams said. Nigerian control of its own "Whereas, their influence in often only waiting to expel the capitalist exploiters. Many firms face "Nigerian oil is exploited at the rate of 200 million a place like Germany will be are nationalization of their foreign properties. economy and is critical of foreign companies. DOMINO'S PIZZ barrels a day," Alfred much less." The government plans a Opubor, the Nigerian Adams defines "They are dependent on are few. developing countries forces slow t a ke —over of director of the African "developing countries" as them to use all means to aid multinational industry and Studies Center, said. nations that lack capital and outside help," Adams said. Financial and technical Free 30 minute delivery And their options for help assistance usually comes development, including plans to relinquish the These accusations and highly trained labor. through the United Nations, foreign investment from efforts of multinational foreign aid or foreign multinational corporations. corporations by buying investment. Nigeria has utilized all its them out. Adams said recent options for development, The Nigerian economy is 351-7100 Coffee house a history of colonialism in and Nigerian economy is growing but Opubar, like ex Dylan back By STEVEN ALLEN State News Reviewer David Bromberg is the start doing the basket houses in New York City. They're called basket houses on song his hit "Mr. that Bojangles," a Bromberg now himself does on his superb For your 4)isc Shop kind of artist who will because all the musicians second album "Demon in probably be able to earn is what they collect in Disguise." It was when $329 return to MSU one or two a basket passed through the audience. When Bromberg Bromberg was backing years from now and fill up llistening Dozen. found he was collecting Walker one night at the Jenison Fieldhouse. He.s Bitter End that Bob Dylan more than the average artist, that good. 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