the michigan Volume 65 Number 89 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 24, 1973 Nixon reveals Viet peace pact settlement Will will be IsHINGTON n\ issnori issued Wednesday. . • I-.. (AP) - President A similar announcement Nixon said he has not talked goals and has the full support of Thieu 'You had the courage to stand for Ion announced Tuesday night a simultaneously in Hanoi and was issued publicly about the peace negotiations and ali the other allies, and he added: the To the American people he said, £nam cease - fire will go into effect The President did not Saigon. during recent weeks because he felt it "We shall continue to aid the South right kind of peace," he said. "Let us be proud of the 2xh million "Your steadfastness in insisting on E.rdaV night with all American details about go into the the cease-fire nor the might have "seriously harmed and Vietnamese and all the other people of young Americans who served in peace with honor has made peace with os to be withdrawn within 60 political settlement possibly destroyed the chance for Southeast Asia." honor possible . . coinciding with return of all Hanoi and the between Saigon peace." Vietnam," he said. "Let us be proud „s Viet Nixon paid tribute to the late of those who sacrificed, who gave their iierican prisoners. Cong. Nixon's speech from However, he said the United States the Oval President Lyndon B. Johnson. "America did not settle for peace ■in announcing settlement of the Office - perhaps the most lives, so that the people of South would continue to recognize the dramatic of "There was nothing he cared about Vietnam might live in freedom, so that that would have abandoned our allies ■jest war in American history, his years in the White House - came more deeply than or our prisoners of war," he said. *0n told a national television and current Saigon regime as the legitimate after he conferred with his full bringing a lasting the world might live in peace." Cabinet peace to the world," Nixon said of Eo audience, "We today have government of South Vietnam. Nixon said and with six top congressional leaders. Johnson, who died Monday. South fccluded an agreement to end the President Vietnamese He scheduled an early Nixon said he remembered the last Nguyen Van Thieu morning frand bring peace to Vietnam and to had been meeting today with broader range of time he talked with Johnson. "He Atheast Asia." fully consulted on the agreement and a was in full accord with the settlement. congressional leaders. spok<; then of his concern of bringing ■The agreement was initialed The "Throughout the peace. I was grateful that once latest count shows 587 years of again fcsday in Paris by his adviser Henry negotiations we have insisted on he expressed his American prisoners being held in peace support to my efforts | Kissinger and North Vietnam Indochina with another 1,335 listed as with honor," the President said. "In to bring peace." buro member Le Due Tho, Nixon the settlement that has Nixon said also he would like to The formal signing will be missing. Nixon said Hanoi would now been say provide the agreed to, all the stipulations I have set a word for "some of the bravest" ■urdav in Paris. "fullest possible down have been met." people he has met the wives and n the 11 minute address, Nixon accounting" of all the missing — Americans. Nixon said the settlement meets the relatives of prisoners. the protocals explaining the BJ's body lies funeral set for Thursday AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - former President Lyndon B. Johnson The body of been racked by heart problems since the 1950s. lay in state Tuesday in the library he Mrs. Johnson, daughters Lynda and created as his own memorial and as a Luci and their husbands stood school for better government. together as the casket was carried by The closed and flag • eight servicemen to the bier in the hall. draped casket was placed on a raised Mrs. Johnson wiped a tear from her platform in the Great Hall of the eight - story Lyndon eye as she embraced a family friend B. Johnson Library on the who had joined the line of mourners. University of Texas campus. As the body was transferred from Johnson, the nation's 36th the hearse, a military band played president, died Monday of what "Hail to the Chief' and a 21 - gun doctors described as "severe coronary salute was fired. artery disease." He was 64 and had Mrs. Johnson, speaking through Johnson's press fide, Tom Johnson, said that insterd of gifts and flowers individuals should express their Shake it Officials sympathy "by doing something in their own communities to make life on better for the causes that mean the Hanoi's Le Due Tho and U.S. presidential adviser Henry pay tribute most in those communities." Tom Johnson specifically mentioned the Head Start programs Kissinger pose in front of the International Conference Center in Paris Tuesday after meeting 3 hours and 45 minutes. and the former president's to Johnson commitment to the battle against "man's ancient enemies: ignorance, AP wirephoto WASHINGTON (AP) poverty and disease." - President Nixon, (ixon, Senate and House leaders, and J0™" 'h the tie mirn man who lost gainst Lyndon B. against a landslide election Johnson in B.Johnson were among those Tuesday to express In 1964, 1%«, Rotundl/where lhe former h ^ pIJ£° Task awaits will lie in state until Thursday regret at the passing of the nation's morning. President Nixon and other release 36th president. President dignitaries are expected to take part in Nixon, putting past the hour - long procession up POWs differences aside, said of Johnson: Constitution Avenue to the Capitol. "It was his noble and difficult President Nixon has declared WASHINGTON (AP) - A military awaiting the terms of the expected task force of more than 6,000 doctors, cease—fire agreement. destiny to lead America through a Thursday a national day of mourning psychiatrists, air crewmen and other The Pentagon had hoped to fly long, dark night of necessity at home and called on people to assemble on personnel stood ready Tuesday, medical evacualtion planes directly to and abroad. He h?d the courage to do that day "in their respective places of awaiting only a White House signal on Hanoi for the pickup, but officials what many of his contemporaries worship" to honor Johnson's memory, believe North Vietnam is unlikely to where and when to pick up U.S. condemned him for, but what will Funeral services will be held at the Honor surely win warm praise in the history National City Christian Church in servicemen held captive in Indochina. go along with this. Instead, it now appears the men will be flown from books of tomorrow." Washington before the body is flown The to the family cemetery near the LBJ Pentagon lists 587 Americans Hanoi aboard Communist aircraft to ady Bird Johnson, widow of former President Lyndon B. Senate Democratic leader Mike ranch. The body will be aboard Air known captive. Annother 1,355 are Vientiane in Laos. Ihnson, follows her husband^ casket borne by a military honor Mansfield, a longtime associate who Force One, provided by Nixon, missing in action. They will be loaded aboard huge Jard to lie in state at the LBJ Library in Austin, Texas. succeeded Johnson as his party leader Evangelist Billy Graham will in the Senate, said "I'm deeply sorry, officiate at final rites before Johnson The procedure for the repatriation Air Force C141 transports standing by in the Western Pacific and now was completed months age, with only AP wirephoto (continued on page 15) (continued on page 15) the mechanics of the actual release shuttled to Clark Field in the Philippines, the primary processing station. In the event of a mass release, some would be flown to U.S. bases on Campus crime dips, police Okinawa and Guam. New uniforms specially tailored to By CAROL MORELLO State News Staff Writer the second year in a row the crime rate has shown a decrease, after a 12 - year Georgia attended by police department heads from 18 universities, account for some of the decrease. "I feel there is more of a serious say Zutaut said that most sex offenses, from rape to obscene telephone calls, account for expected weight loss and stitched with decorations and rank insignia earned while in prison, await each man at Clark Field. Also awaiting the men at Clark are constant growth period. university experienced MSU's attitude today because of the have decreased. r'fy t™ y campuses lo the trend reported on no drastic reduction. difficulty in finding jobs," he said. Rapes are down from three reported toilet kits and "personnel information nationwide, crime Only the number of indecent brochures" with photographs and He attributed the reduction to Zutaut said he first noticed that a in the 1971 period to one last year. No I ls* decreasing, as shown by the exposures increased last year, up to 19 trend was developing at the end of last letters from their families and list of ' month report released from 16 for the comparable period in campus crime prevention programs, attempted rapes were reported this back pay allowances and leave time particularly the residence hall lock - up spring term. [J?y by the MSU Dept. of Public 1971. All other crimes, from rape to program. (continued on page 15) (continued on page 15) car theft to minors • in - possession of ■ total number of "There is a striking absence of crime crimes alcohol decreased appreciably. idLiroV.uly 1 t0 Dec- 31 of Capt. Adam Zutaut noted that at a in dorms," he said, "not only in the I decreased by 32 per cent. This is recent public safety meeting in areas of theft, but in reports of fights and malicious destruction." He also said that increased Scodeller says >lice search for man surveillance in parking lots, the visibility of officers walking and eating bars in residence halls, and informational iked to sexual assaults programs of officers telling groups how to reduce crime, have contributed to the slow • down. all prosecution Court has said, I couldn't take any abortion By JANE SEABERRY operations would be ELrp e >ny P0'"* are requesting Monday morning in Hubbard and He added that the department will State News Staff Writer action," Scodeller said. "The Supreme instituted at the center upon approval identifying a man who Holmes Halls. soon initiate a program of sending Court's decision is that the abortion by Kelley. IJ*CC0Sfe(* ^ree women on Zutaut said the man is getting more |dentirication cards to an campus No issue is ended. For all practical "If the laws are reformed in forceful. The first woman was able to prosecutions will be sought ■to nPrfUS in three ^ forcing residents to make a ,isting of a|| purposes there are no criminal compliance with the ruling, we would lot Pe^0rm ora' sex acts on him. escape before obliging his demands. against persons performing abortions personal property which can be in Ingham County because of abortions." have to say yes to abortion," Feurig Tof ft,!? /utaut of the MSU Zutaut described the man as a blacK checked when thefts said. rt ;B1^bl'c ^fety said the last male, approximately 30 -years-o a, zutaut Monday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling The Supreme Court ruling granted suggested that some Feurig said he did not believe the L wh„ ?m 8 Hubbard Hall about six feet tall, weighing 15U o r#ducyon resulted from the jailing of granting women the right to have women the right to have medical center would need any administrative medical abortions, Raymond K. jfcsempni '^l(?she was assaulted in 160 pounds. He has an Afro haircu seyen or eight nonstudents who were Scodeller, Ingham County prosecutor, abortions during thefirst six months of directive or board of trustees ruling Pt 12 in s^lrwe" of her residence and is said to be clean shaven wi a resp0nsjble for numerous thefts, said Tuesday pregnancy. The state may interfere with the woman's right of privacy only before proceeding with the abortions. 16 DniM !'m' Tue«lay and forced ife slim mustache. Administration P°'"t to have "They're not here sources were not oral sex with the A composite picture is being drawn anymore to prey in approximately the last three available for comment. on students and steal because of their However, Lansing area hospitals are months, when the unborn child Is Any registered hospital should I!°"Ce are reasonably U?Zutaut said anyone having drug habits," he said. He said he has noticed still Gen. awaiting a decision from Atty. Frank Kelley before beginning developed enough to live outside the have no problem in being allowed to information of his identity is change in r*o«3ftw81116 same Individual mother, the court held. a JHtn r«u the campus police at attitude from the atmosphere of any such operations. perform abortions, he said. I ^urdayy n?«*Te? n'ght and Previou8ly, hostility a few years ago, which may "If I understand what the Supreme Dr. James Feurig, director of the University Health Center, said that (continued on 15) one early 355-2221. page Wednesday, Januar, 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Measure By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer delayed by COGS The proposed amendment would change section 2.6 of Judiciary for a judidai interpretation The motion to delay■; consideration summary the tne document wnicn discrimination prohibits ui!>tiiiwiuanui' which now pronioiui in areas .. ,o Q. was as official!# The Council of Graduate Students (COGS) at its Monday meeting delayed consideration of an amendment to the of ^duat. study on the b«.i» of ase, race, ethnic origin or sex. color, e«ed, •»nl(P^d , ,ffairSi rliris'tianson explaining the »„ggesJ™' ^ * of sexual orientation. the proposal'at its following meeting on Oct. 23. Discussion In other action a partial list of nominees fc COGS decided instead that a trial case should be taken to on . x is a the amendment continued for several meetings . t officers was nnnnunrpH nffinorc war amiounced. Those nominees are: for president, Beth the Graduate Judiciary for a ruling on whether or not the afterward. Andr document as it is presently worded already prohibits At the last meeting, on Jan. 8, President Rob Menson - president for graduate welfare, Jan Brashler?'01 first suggested that a case be taken to the Graduate president for internal affairs, Ron Simkins f discrimination because of sexual orientation. "If I understand what the president for university relations, Steve (v* Supreme Court has said, I corresponding-secretary, A1 Filonow and Caror for recording secretary, Jeff Frumkin; and fa, couldn't take any action. For all practical . purposes . AWAIT WORD ON PEACE George Seperich. The election of new officers will be at the n< there are no criminal Feb. 5, and nominations for the offices are still abortions." nominees must be either department represents Legislators committee members. Nominations may be m»ri Raymond K. Scodeller, COGS office, 316 Student Services Bldg. e 11 Ingham County prosecutor Also during the meeting, Menson suggested that continue to raise the question of health care See story page 1 By LINDA WERFELMAN "While we are not the best time to go." Jondahl, a coordinator of student families with President Wharton's for State News Staff Writer encouraged bv the signs and The Michigan legislators the effort, said last week Student A llllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllll Illlllllllllll Group, which consists of student leaders. The 21 Michigan hints of Deace which make said they will reschedule the The legislators involved "If we don't raise a stink about this now Soviets to redefine enemy' legislators scheduled to Ho the SaSl lobbying effort if the "signs in the trip said at that time the whole issue, and when the new clinics are bi they'll leave today for two days of on airreements being sought and hints of this time that they would not go if a be no health care for student families," he said. Russian military commissars, the men charged talks about the Vietnam amoTthe parties to the become as hopeless as those reached peace agreement had been by the time of the In other action, the board delayed voting on a with molding and controlling political thought in War with U.S. senators and Vietnamese conflict, signs of the past, supporting the farmworkers' lettuce boycott and hints do not make ««jn the meantime, we presidential inauguration u representatives from Saturday. next meeting. the Soviet armed forces, were ordered Tuesday to Michigan have postponed peace," they said. "We will continue to represent prepare for a rare ideological congress in March. the trip. not be confident that the our federal congressmen Western specialists believe the meeting is The decision was made United States is no longer an(j senators our urgent designed to redefine "the enemy" - to fit Moscow's efforts for peaceful coexistence with the Tuesday because the legislators "recognize that active in the Vietnamese War until the fighting has ended and the military concern jnjtjative that foreign policy must not and Man continues battle U.S. bombing in North cannot be left solely in the West. forces have been Vietnam has been hands of the President," The congress will apparently initiate a new political program to reconcile "class hatred of imperialists" with recent Soviet foreign policy. suspended most accounts is about to be and that from a cease - signed," the fire withdrawn." The decision to delay or cancel the trip was made despite opposition from they said. "The result of such a congressional default could well be additional Vietnams." on legality of inductio By CAROL THOMAS Instead of facing immediate the unconstitution- The Soviets now are expected to focus their legislators said in a statement released late three or four state State News Staff Writer induction into the armed Nixon's draft vul: "class hatred" on China. The 21 legislators last Former Lansing services, he faces five years extension. Tuesday.^ legislators, Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, Wednesday announced their Community College in prison or a $10,000 fine Floyd testified t said. plan to go to Washington, editor Brian for refusing induction. had dropped Crash kills Onassis' son "Some of us are arguing D.C. to seek antiwar newspaper Fioydi has |ost another Shortly before his deferment on the that there is a broader issue commitments from skirmish in his two - year induction notice in May his local draft board in Alexandres Onassis, 24, the only son of the Petitioning is now open than the war," Jondahl said. Michigan members of the federal district court battle 1971, Floyd said he to "take his chances Greek shipping magnate who married Jacqueline for the position of ASMSU "Part of it is a question of U.S. Senate and House of to avoid induction into the deplored the Selective lottery." Newspaper Kennedy, died Tuesday night from injuries representative from the presidential powers and part Representatives, army. Service System's appeal which appeared at college of business and of it is the lack of Eleven other state Floyd, who is presently system because it forced lottery drawing a suffered in the crash of his private amphibious him to become a criminal in human ecology. Petitions responsibility of legislators had announced working for the Dept. of persons holding 5 plane near Athens. may be picked up in 334 Congressional delegates. State Highways, refuses order to appeal his case. above 170, inductio* support for the trip. Death had been expected because of the extent Student Services Bldg. and "But the overwhelming The induction on the grounds Federal courts would not unlikely. trip was to have of response of the delegation that President Nixon's three hear his case until he had Last S e p t e m injuries sustained when his twin - engine plane should be returned by 5 been a means of fell to the ground as he was taking off Monday was that it looks like we'll - month extension of draft refused induction, he said. President Nixon 0 p.m. Friday. Call 35^8266 have a cease fire and now is "reinforcing widespread "In order to qualify for vulnerability in September three - month exU- from Athens Airport. But he struggled against the for more information. opposition to the war," 1970 is illegal under the judicial review, I must first vulnerability I odds throughout the day. Selective Service Act of become criminal. The a registrants holding a - House Jbne FREE 89C submarine1! Correction 1967. A federal court judge in penalty for losing my case is five years in a federal below 196. Floyd's was 181. voting time halved i with any pizza order. I a In Monday's State News, photo of Lt. Gov. Brickley Flint Monday Floyd's motion that all denied penitentiary instead of mere compliance with the initial Swirtz said he induction order," Floyd file additional b The House of ham/salami ran with a front-page story, charges against him be Representatives moved into the ■ one coupon per pizza i dropped because of the said. federal court to coat "State backers praise age of electronic voting Tuesday with loud turkey constitutionality good thru 1-27-73 ruling." His statement was illegality of the draft In federal court Monday, enthusiasm, and only a little confusion. roast beef * extension and not included in the story, extension. Floyd has Floyd's attorney Arthur The first test of the SI - million computer - corned beef | Brickley, who is against appealed the case in federal Swirtz, argued that Floyd remove the 1 court and the Federal had begun his appeal before penalties for draft mr&wi linked system came on a quorum call. Members I liberalizing abortion laws, induction. Floyd's case was from Floyd's case. said he believed the decision Appeals Court in Cincinnati, registered their presence by inserting special cards I but both scheduled to be heard in the should have been left to the cases were "We hope to win'lL into one of the 49 voting devices installed in the individual states. Federal Appeals Court later chamber. Then they pressed the "present" button. and also keep 11 The stakes are higher now in the month. The tally took 16 minutes, about half the time than when the initial Swirtz also presented being inducted as not spending time it required for an old - fashioned voice roll call, still Quality needs little confrontation began nearly briefs asking that Floyd's pizza & sannwKH sHOPPe Floyd said. used in the Senate. advertising, two years ago, Floyd said. case be dismissed because of "But this type of the Leather Shop 351-1600 on MAC Ave. case is rarely won, attorney added. The State News is published by the students of Thieu fears possible trap ^notvajid with othercoupon* la^lfM O^iv^ryj Michigan State University every class day during Fall, President Nguyen Van OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Citizens pel Thieu told the South special Welcome Week edition is published in Vietnamese people Tuesday UNTIL NINE September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. meter mai Member Associated Press, United Press that the communists' signature International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan on a cease - fire will not mean DURBAN. South Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan (AP) Meter they have abandoned plans to Collegiate Press Assn. complain that peo take over South Vietnam. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services nearby buildings pr" "If the communists have to with beer cans, ap Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, agree to sign a cease - fire Michigan, 48823. eggs when they tickets. agreement," he said in a televised statement, "it is only Phones: because their war of invasion News/Editorial 355-8252 has been defeated." Classified Ads 355-8255 But Thieu added that the Display Advertising 353-6400 cease - fire could be a trap and SALE Business Office 355-3447 355-8311 Photographic the South Vietnamese should 353-8700 Campus Information be wary. for 3 days only. . . "We should not rely on their signature," he declared, Young Men's Pants "and should not believe that they have renounced their SAVE 25% intensification of efforts to take control of South Vietnam. Thursday through Salurday, January 25-27. . .substantial Defense aide confirmed savings on a selected group The Senate confirmed the nomination of of jeans and casual pants from William P. Clements Jr. to be Deputy regular stock. Secretary of our . .some Defense Tuesday after the nominee agreed to sell his stock in a Dallas bank. permanent press fabrics, some The vote was 74-11. wrinkle-resistant doubleknits, Sen. Harold^ E. Hughes, D-Iowa, opposed the some cuffed and uncuffed nomination biWifci.' Clements had failed to disclose to the Senate Armed Services committee financial flares. Stock up on them now relationships between the bank and a large defense contractor. at savings! 29 to 36 waist sizes. Higher food costs expected Consumer prices rose moderately in December, closing out 1972 with a 3.4 per cent increase in the rate of inflation, the same as 1971, the government reported Tuesday. The Bureau of Labor Statistics, said, however, that previously reported sharp increases in wholesale prices, particularly for food, were not reflected in the December Consumer Price Index Jacobsorfs report. Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, said rising retail I Shop for young men food prices "are to be expected in the month's ahead." fichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan State working to set up regulations for abortion LANSING Maurice (UPI) - Dr. "That would be my own advisers," Reizen said. was defeated, the rules were Reizen, Michigan's way of thinking," he said. ''Pending their shelved. public health director, said "I don't think that if I were interpretation of this Reizen said the Tuesday it will be at least a in practice right now that I decision, it would be my department could week before the state would can jump into this nonlegal opinion that implement the rules by put abortion guidelines into without first waiting for Michigan has no abortion asking Gov. Milliken for effect in the wake of the law as of this minute." some legal indications." special emergency powers. U.S. Supreme Court's Reizen met with Gov. He said he feels the "It behooves the Dept. abortion decision. Milliken prior to the news public must be protected of Public Health to see that In the meantime, Reizen conference to discuss from a possible we at least try to eliminate a advised doctors to proceed Re i zen's plans to seek "proliferation of abortion possible chaotic situation," with caution in performing emergency powers to mills." he said. abortions until the legal The department already promulgate a set of rules "The citizens of ramifications of the high and regulations covering the has a comprehensive set of court Michigan have shown that ruling are fully clear. abortion procedure. guidelines covering legalized they at least want to see Reizen, at a morning "I asked the governor if On their own news conference, said he he thinks this is the way to abortion which go was into effect if the set to some sort of surveillance. It must be assured that women tends to think that doctors go and he said 'yes,' but he Lardine Petersen and husband Swen, talk with and have no electricity, but. Mrs. Petersen said, "We should not perform wants me to consult with abortion referendum passed at the polls last Nov. 7. who seek abortions Michigan get humane, safe in I men in their home in the northern California have peace of mind." abortions at all for at least a Glenn Allen, a top Milliken When the referendum medical treatment." ■iderness. They've lived off the land for 10 years AP wirephoto few days. legal adviser first," Reizen said. Reizen said rules drawn up in anticipation of some Goldwater idge upholds massage rule form of abortion law liberalization earlier this year will have modified somewhat to meet to be advice on the new situation. WASHINGTON (AP) - owners of the the United States is closer tAROL THOMAS The it would harm their constitutionality of the attorney for American He said the Dept. of ews Staff Writer massage parlor had asked business. Lansing ordinance, were Offering advice on how to to one - man rule than at Massage Inc., the company Public Health, on approval lose the Aig's new ordinance Kallman for the temporary presidency any point in its history. Kallman denied their carefully screened from that owns Caesar's Retreat, of the governor, can put ■ persons of opposite injuunction until they could Tuesday's pleas. Kallman said that the Lansing graciously, Sen. Barry them into immediate effect Goldwater Tuesday Ifrom massaging each legally test its request for the injunction, said that these arguments ordinance called barring for six months. During that Itood firm in court constitutionality. saying that they could not would be considered at a between-the-sexes massage time they must be subjected Sen. George McGovern a T as District Court prove that the city later hearing. abridges the liberty of all poor loser and "a ordinance would to public hearings and sorehead." f James Kallman The attorney for Caesar's irreparable harm cause them women and should be review by the attorney J■ a request from the Retreat argued that closing the business during and that they had no other legal City attorney Peter Houk declared unconstitutional. general's office and the In remarks to the Senate, of Caesar's Retreat legal attempted to introduce a le Studio to bar proceddings would cause his recourse a fter the female witness during the Legislative Service Bureau. Goldwater said McGovern's Houk said there are no Reizen said it will be Inent of the law. clients a loss of income and injunction. testimony, but Kallman immediate plans to close a speech this week in Oxford, refused few days before attorneys England, was a "major to allow her to Caesar's Retreat under the Other aspects of the case, for the department will be example of bad taste.. ." testify, saying it was terms of the ordinance, but such as the morality of the finished reviewing the I///ken to massage — parlor establishments or the immaterial to the Theodore case. Albert, the that a decision will be made later in the week regarding what legal action to take. lengthy court opinion. "We heavily are on really leaning our legal later In newsmen, that speech and in conversations McGovern with said th school Open Monday thru Saturday til 5:30 ■ Milliken will formally convene the Commission on Weds., Thurs & Fridays til 9:00 ■ Education at noon today at Starboard Tack Tit, 1100 Trowbridge Road. Governor is expected to name a chairperson today to ■mission which he established Dec. 29. A formal land a speech on higher education will also be Tj to the commission by Milliken. 203 E. GRAND RIVER [of the 26 members named Dec. 29 by Milliken are to attend today's .session. Most of the bients to the commission to date have been from National circles such as banking and labor. Bonal appointments, including a third student, may % by Milliken today. 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To understand territory, or ever could fantasist could suggest v a0811 compete for confirms its promise, important sentence in Nixon's second inaugural the most President will have Economist of London, one of the wholehearted supporters of American intervention in Vietnam last the and that difference is wrong In Vietnam. to see what has gone Britain and the U.S. were both the Nixon no one trips to can Pekin,"Jjl areue The present imbroglio Before voting on the request, been this one: of the means employed. Thus in a attacked first in World War II, Britain America has fought in Vie?^ "The time has passed when America recent issue, the editors, examining the "World Communist Mo'SSj a between ASMSU and the however, the board voted on a savagely bombed and the U.S. hit Coalition for Responsible Action motion to waive the code, as it will make every other nation's conflict bombing of Hanoi over Christmas, without warning at Pearl Harbor. For enslaving humanity as Cf1 our own, or make every other nation's expressed some doubts about the use the British, the war was literally a have. No, this was ' has all the makings of a farce. So had done the previous week on future our responsibility, or presume of B52s but in general continued to between an mobilization's struggle for survival; It was never quite Vietnamese ^ far, coalition President Dana the student justified. Braden has cast himself as the request. But only 8 of the 10 to tell the people of other nations how to manage their own affairs." find the American war In World War H, the Economist that for Americans, but it was a fight interviewed in it away. fro'm h&]>1 against powers whose victory would leading buffoon, with ASMSU attending members voted in The President would naturally resist said, British bombers caused terrible have meant a world turned against us. any suggestion that this new doctrine destruction in Hamburg, Dresden and Those who President Ron Wahula competing favor of the motion, thus failing support in,^ other German cities; American nuclear hard for the second fiddle role. to reach the five - sixths majority bears on Vietnam. But others will view it as a reflection of the tragic bombs obliterated two cities in Japan. Even under those extreme would still say that *«c»"8e the it J?* The prologue opened with the required for the motion to pass. American involvement there, as the Those who still consider that bombing circumstances, many thoughtful he Vietnamese Command Jan. 9 meeting of ASMSU. A Strangely enough, Wahula beginning of a lesson bitterly learned. justified, the paper argued, cannot people have condemned what was done to Dresden and Hiroshima - argument*^ impose its view by force anSI representative of the Student allowed the motion to carry. The war is ending. At last, there is object to what has happened in have denied that the undoubtedly to preserve the freedom Mobilization Committee As if to compound his mental reason for hope. But for Americans Vietnam — unless they are sure the legitimate end of the Allies war of JJf requested money, according to lapse, Wahula then warned the the fundamental questions remain: In a political and a moral sense, has it bombs have been ineffective or do not believe North Vietnam's war aim Is justified those means. And the had That would beafairarsunJl the minutes, "for publicity and board, "Should we grant the circumstances were not at all of the ever offered the peonUnif been a legitimate war? Does the end now taking shape justify the means worth opposing. But the position of Britain and the same kind in Vietnam. Vietnam a choice. To do**! transportation. . to partake in request, (we) would be making . Not one North Vietnamese bomb or that we have used? United States in World War II was 1960s, a question something il an antiwar demonstration" Jan. two wrong moves." He explained shell has ever landed in American The case for the affirmative has enormously different, morally and "The United States is 20 in Washington, D.C. To that he believed the board's ready J — ' expedite matters, board members previous decision regarding the South Vietnam stay out of8cLj voted to by - pass procedural student mobilization had been control. If it does, it several million tons of willhJJI bombs# delays, and promptly granted wrong, even though such had not country. Nearly half your JL $300. been the case. The only blatantly will become refugees, change from a land or villas J and itl In approving the funds, "wrong move" by ASMSU up till of shantytown cities. We ASMSU acted well within its then had been in letting the shall J spray poisonous chemical legal boundaries. Article II, waiving motion in Braden's case million acres of your land section 6-L of its Constitution bj pass. Wahula's ineptness, however, almost another million acres' clearly allows the body to half your hardwood forests of your mangrove. J allocate funds "in the resolution was exceeded in humor only by Nearly 2 T of political issues." The vote to Braden's actions after the board South Vietnamese will be wounded. And at the ty|L waive procedural delays inherent properly voted to deny the enL| in the Code of Operations coalition's request. His latest in a country will be divided again,bgl series of childishly vindictive two dictatorial regimes. Wouufl surpassed the five - sixths like us to help?" " majority required for any moves is a suit, filed Monday with the All - University Student That question was never a' waiving motion to pass. So far so national election that good. Judiciary, which charges Wahula should! been held under the G A week later, at the Jan. 16 with violating Robert's Rules of Agreement of 1954 was n meeting, Braden requested from Order. Apparently, when Wahula because it appears that Ho Ckil ASMSU $300, quoting the warned board members of the would win. With an ill - defu^l bill's clear and by the most terrible me minutes, "for the rental of two Braden Indian Trail buses as unconstitutionality, he forgot to Punks Vietnam was a hardship, wait till hi tries to sign a peace treaty arrogantly made Vietnam's our own. with ygi' transportation to Washington, pass his gavel to another D.C. on Jan. 20 to show support member. for (President) Nixon's policy." Braden's suit amounts to This request differed from the nitpicking at the extreme. Even student mobilization's request in if he wins, the best he can get one crucial point: by specifically mentioning Nixon by name, it became partisan, as opposed to out of it is a warning to Wahula. Is that worth all the trouble of going through with the legal The Doctor's Bag issue - oriented. Had ASMSU shenanigans? Obviously not. But approved Braden's request, it then again, the scenario for a By ARNOLD WERNER, MD would have been in clear farce is seldom rational or violation of its Constitution. btters possible through electrolysis, and may argument for nudity, it is the one that may be addressed to Dr, be, worth the fuss if this hair really states that if we were exposed to •Warner at the University Health, Center. Names need not be included' bothers you. I once had an idle nudity on a regular basis, we would Prom time to time, peopkl unless a personal reply is requested. conversation with a woman get quite accustomed to the way other electrologist who told me that a fair people's bodies look and wouldn't be accused me of making yp| Campus as Please answer this question as soon possible as I am getting married in a number of for just women she sees the problem that you mentioned. If you decide to see an consult her so up - tight about our own body. It takes quite a while to get used to appearing undressed in front of questions that appear in tl Let me reassure you all, in my vi dreams I could not think up qual like this one. Sometimes it's era! couple of months: I have hair around electrologist you should get a referral another person. Some couples manage the nipples of my breast and I would to think up answers. Spermueif needs shot like to get rid of it. What is the best method of doing this to insure from your physician, a plastic surgeon or a dermatologist to make sure you see a reputable person. It is important to avoid this for their tend to adapt to the new situation whole life. Most with the increasing realization that celled semi - organisms who hi brains and whose function is aj smoothness and safety? Also, does that the electrologist autoclaves (steam their partner is as human as they are governed by the biologic envin Someday the University to place advertising on buses, shaving around this area cause cancer? sterilizes) the needle used to remove and hope they both are forgiving of surrounding them and the place4 community won't have the After the University and busing the hairs, so that there is no risk of the the trival ways in which they do not they are deposited. To the bestij campus bus system to kick officials decide what type of Hair around the nipples on a spread of hepatitis. meet each others idealized versions of knowledge, these guided misn woman's breats is very common. In no Electrolysis works by destroying what man or a woman should look only affected by the alcohol int around any more if the present advertising is agreeable, way is it a sign of a lack of feminity or the cells at the base of the hair follicle like. If they do not, they are In plenty the person who launches tteffll rate of deterioration continues in additional income could services and be need it be of particular significance. which produce a new hair shaft. Under of trouble when they hit the saggy • indirect fashion. While of alcohol tends to 44 asnullij revenue. derived from this method. The easiest way to get rid of them if no circumstances could I imagine that baggies of middle age and late life. they do bother you is simply cut them shaving around this area could cause inhibitions, large amounts of if Clearly there is trouble ahead. The campus bus system off. Under no circumstances would I breast cancer, though it would seem to I have recently been told that resulting In intoxication ] Losing 1,100 riders from last difficulties are everyone's suggest pulling them out. The area me that shaving might be a little pregnancy could be prevented by decreases the ability winter has hurt the incoming problem and no one's fault. around the nipples is rather sensitive tricky. getting the sperm drunk before sexually. More cases of impoWi revenue that the Busing officials are trying to find and you would be inducing needless I intercourse. The drunk sperm related to alcohol intoxicatk«| pain and irritation. I would also avoid gather from your initial comment any other single cause. inadequately-financed system solutions to give the best the use of depilatories on this part of that you are worried about the supposedly are unable to find their badly needs. To add to the available service and still your body. Permanent removal of the hair is impression fiance. If you ever might make on your there was a powerful way to the egg. Is the alcohol level in the Wood stream being high sufficient I have mononucleosis been is told that communnrfi inhj monetary troubles, the system is maintain the system. oral saliva, but I was wondtrW faced with people riding more The problems must be solved could also be transmit^! each day, which has led to now before they grow out of John Border, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising intercourse. manager; Bervin crowded buses, and short managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, proportion. Ignoring the sore will editor. office manager. The means of communiofl tempers. only lead to a bigger injury. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Infectious mononucleosis ta Wiibins, city editor; Mike Cody .copy chief; Members of the board of directors: Vic A year ago, almost to the day, Action should be taken to decide Bill Spaniolo, been proven. Saliva has ofW Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, president; Debbie White, vice the State News suggested that what can be done. sports editor. president; Carolyn Stieber. secretary - accused of transmitting the in® treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams. but there is not evidence to ■ University subsidy might be an Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, A1 Wilke. Hopefully in a year, there will Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; At the claim. At least with i* answer. This has been tossed out Kirleis, circulation manager. for several reasons. be no need for the State News to The Michigan State News is a acquiring infectious mono, in' seven-time Costs for the subsidy would run another editorial calling for recipient of the Pacemaker Award for should be no more dangerouj solutions to the busing ills. outstanding journalism. kissing. have to come out of the (c) copyright 1973 students' pockets. Students who do not use the bus system might Dec. 17-21. Last Thursday, I finally efforts,4 object to paying which is how the University a student fee, Two Stoned received the refund, me a ridiculous amount a refund that cost of time and With their combined received my refund. 1 have 1 would fund the subsidy. Even money to recover. So for all of complaint with the with a refund, hassles could arise To the Editor: fellow students who are you Consumers Protection Bp»| thinking in over who receives who does not. a refund and Cents on After reading the article of Jan. 16 student legal rights, one is left with terms of using the services of Studentours in East Lansing, I would Lansing. So for those of you a like to share my the impression that the student experience with you. budgets who may not be»»«i six weeks for a refund aft*'**! pay The student would for not only the original have to Worth receiving the "minor" traffic ticket for not controlling his car was only a little Six days before my flight was scheduled to depart, I was notified disappointment of a cancel*! caveat emptor! Carol UJ price of the bus pass, but also the stoned. How many drivers involved in Studentours that the night had been by fee. A total price of over $22 is The State News welcomes fatal accidents have claimed they were canceled due to an insufficient number expensive. all letters. They must be only a little drunk, only driving with of an expired license, and only forgot to people signing up for the trip. Since typed on a 65 space line and I could not go at The bus system cannot use carry their car registration? His any other time, I double spaced. Letters must requested a refund of my the eight extra buses— they have be companions felt he had kept control money. signed and should of his car but then, perhaps they were According to the terms of the contract because of insufficient funds to include hometown, student, ...A full refund will be only a little stoned, too. made run them and pay the drivers. faculty or staff standing, After several In addition, the article tells us that ^ys, I local phone number and Initiating a policy of allowing local address. No unsigned students "generally fear" police. But is thi k'd.entours in that I still had not received Lading the refund student drivers to drive the buses cannot be done because of letters will be accepted, but the State News will that really so, or is it that the State News enjoys capitalizing on the fact Refund and was told by the representative that toeonlyrecoursel had was to deal that criticizing police (not cops) seems insufficient funds. Also union withhold author's extreme cases. name Letters may in to be one of those "in" college things, To the Editor: WoSds * ln Gro8ae Po,nte questions, regarding the pay scale like knocking residence hall food or For the last six weeks I have been be edited for clarity and for regular drivers and student the University Health Center? involved in a contest with vacation After many conciseness so that more long distance nhone Travel in Grosae Pointe Woods, the drivers, would have to be confronted. letters can be Jennifer Bush Isaacson home office of Studentours in East ^rliad fh2Iled proml8es ""I the refund had been sent, I contacted accommodated. Letters will Detroit senior Lansing, over $134, the amount I paid Action Line in the Detroit Free Press One suggestion, that might not be edited for content. Jan. 18,1973 to go on a Ave day trip to the Bahamas and Help in The Lansing Suta^wnaL add a small amount of revenue, is Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 24, 1973 5 by Garry Trudeau MAUREEN MeDONALD Protesters somber at rally Tens of thousands of demonstrators Few demonstrators seemed to be carried placards bearing the stenciled gathered in Washington on a cold winter's day in January to reiterate listening to the long lineup of political name of a soldier who died in the cruel speakers at the rally. It had all been and unjust war. They buried the names demands to end the war. said before. in nine pinewood coffins at the end of In another part of the city, the The bright optimism which ran the march, as a distant bell at crown prince Prospero regaled in the throughout the Nov. 15, 1969 Arlington Cemetary mournfully tolled splendor of the coronation demonstration had been trompled into the second oeremonies departure of each name. As usual he ignored the the muddied grounds by too demonstrators. many On April 24, 1971, a large number In protests and too little action on a fitting salute to the man who Nixon's part. of Vietnam Veterans Against the War made B52s a household set up camp word, a around the Washington cannon blasted recognition to Monument. Attempts were made to Nixon, The demonstrators had matured. and a massive crowd on the lawn of Marchers could now be mobilized remove the ex-GIs, but public the capitol cheered. in a matter of days, without sentiment rose to defend the valiant There joyous was no cheering around the advertising campaigns, inducements of protest attempt. Washington Monument. There the rock concerts demonstrators wearily joined the or prominent speakers. The veterans stayed in Washington muddy rally site from a long and The resolute forces of the loyal to aquaint Congress with formerly somber march. untold war stories, that made the My opposition knew that marching was a Lai massacre story pale in comparison. |INT OF VIEW major thorn in the side of Nixon's The public began to see that the glory. It had to be continued until a war transcended the television set. day of peace was actually at hand. In May 1971, the demonstrators Marching along with some old time brought the war home. ■rid to sex bias demonstrators tended an light to the protest movement. interesting Charles P. Larrowe, professor of economics, discussed some of the Thousands helicopters and of troops, tons of descended on the city of Washington scores of tear gas the as demonstrators Jv THE ALLIANCE to END career advancement of women and case also hear the appeal). There were needed, not only in the behavior of differences between 1969 and 1973 attempted to block ■sex discrimination minorities, actually perpetuates the the streets from incoming traffic. indications that the University tried to protest styles. Tjs iS in response to the one - dead - end job rut of clerical official counselors, but also in faculty - "buy off" women who were attitudes. Much sex discrimination is For Ln 17 State News report on the technical employes. This program threatening to sue for salary apparent in disparaging comments "The November moratorium was a families many of of the friends and i of the Alliance to End Sex offers to teach lot of fun," Larrowe said. "We laughed demonstrators in participants more discrimination, lination with Mary Sharp, asst. typing, filing and shorthand, but little by granting them made in class about the aspirations and and joked, sang protest songs, and Washington that week there was a real substantial r of the Equal Opportunity more. This is especially ironic since increases, while ignoring abilities of women. In a psychology then drank some more booze." and chilling fear of a police state — yes equally deserving, but less vocal course, for example, women's auest quest the could be Dismissing the issues raised clerical - technical employes are not . . for civil rights was attributed to war brought home to women. Some of the people whose penis "We slapped each other on the back America. meeting as "gripes," and allowed to take time off from work to salaries envy. were adjusted did not receive and complimented everyone for After May Day, the demonstrators |ing them in vague, contentless enroll in regular University courses, their 4 per cent annual increases, The University is not encouraging coming out to protest, it was a good backed off of Washington, D.C., but les, the article failed to convey nor are they reimbursed for taking There is no indication that the the development of women's studies feeling to be there," Larrowe added. the effects on public opinion were ■pecific protests of sex such courses in the evening. In other University is exerting to courses. The few courses concerning Eileen Van Tassell, asst. professor visible to all. Tnination, deception, and pressure women which are being taught, are of natural science, said she and C which the alliance made IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIHIHHIHUHHHHHH results of extraordinary efforts and other demonstrators many Congress threatened to cut off all funds to Vietnam. The stock market in (the University. The State News Sweeping changes in the counseling of sacrifices by several committed present 1969 march thought that Nixon would the fell when bombing raids escalated. Iwever, quote in detail the undergraduate women students are needed, not individuals. These courses rarely have Nixon became aware that he had to 1 of Mary Sharp's comments, as actually come out and talk to the ire the only person present. only in the behavior of official counselors, but also permanent status or legitimate demonstrators. end the war. in faculty attitudes. Much sex discrimination is catalogue listings. The University Nixon hinted at a peace settlement • the sake of keeping the should I guess we should have passed a expand, legitimate, and a few weeks prior to the November Kjty community informed, are apparent in disparaging comments made in class football around, maybe then he would publicize courses concerning women, election. He won overwhelmingly, but | the issues raised at the Jan. 15 about the aspirations and abilities of women. In a set have listened," Van Tassell said. up course sequences, and settlement did not none of which were included psychology course, for example, women's quest for Since Nixon wouldn't listen, the encourage interdisciplinary teaching. materialize. Itate News report. civil rights was attributed to penis envy. demonstrators learned techniques to When is the Women's Advisory i highest level of University address the mass public. The demonstrators returned to mm Council going to be appointed? And |tration the president, vice Washington Saturday to hold Nixon to assistant vice presidents. words, clerical - technical employes why is President Wharton choosing The solemn procession past the his words of peace. It was not a time implement affirmative action in the both the interest groups who can make University attorney, and (most of whom are women) are not admission and granting of fellowships White House gates in 1969 was a of self catharsis or a place to be for fcl positions in all) - there was given any opportunity or incentive to to nominations, and the final council beginning in aquainting the public lots of action. The loyal graduate women, an area in which members — a highly undemocratic opposition V woman, the dean of Human take advantage of the educational there has traditionally been sex with the reality of war. had to show Nixon that they would C, appointed this month. There opportunities the University itself has discrimination. Since, graduate procedure. Over 400,000 demonstrators hold him to his words. Jen I the two other openings at this to offer. The University has not pressed hard admissions and the granting of past year, for which there fellowships for next year are taking Tninently qualified women enough in implementing affirmative place now, action is urgently needed. fc, but in neither case has a action in the hiring of women faculty. The need for encouraging advanced ■ been appointed. One of these There are departments which made training of women students is \ was assistant vice president token appointments of women last underscored by some startling Ian relations, a job now filled year but which, in attitudes to this statistics recently released by the ■ McMillan. Since, according to year's hiring, seem content to stop provost's office. In 1971, the ItO per t-eni, of MSU employes, there. In other departments, no University granted 868 (or 37 per proximately 50 per cent of the progress has been made. cent) master of arts degrees to women, •e women, the appointment Sex discrimination in salaries and 50 (or 7 per cent) doctoral degrees an to this position would remains a serious problem. Both the to women. If these ratios are n in order. The other position, process of determining faculty salary maintained over any length of time, 94 JI dean has of been vacant since last adjustments, and the adjustments made so far. are inadequate. The same per cent of all women receiving students; no apparent masters degrees will not go on for ■have been made to recruit a people who discriminated against doctoral degrees. We believe the I These omissions betray a lack women in the first place (department University should study the dynamics ■faith and affirmative action by chairmen and deans) were called on to of this attrition, and do more to determine whether discrimination had |ersity. promote graduate education for training program for clerical • occurred, and to decide the amount of women. II employes, which promised to salary adjustment (this is like having Sweeping changes in the counseling I educational opportunities for the court which originally decided a of undergraduate women students are JAN. 22-7 MON -SAT PRIMEL SCREAM S5 • » w Qot^rV •' Sylvania's solid state stereo receivers v|ke Model CR2741W gives you 40 watts total IHF power; 25 watts total continuous power with pushbutton function switches, cut/boost controls for bass and treble. 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She She is referring to her has purchased a few of the home, Cowles House, the works. official residence for MSU Mrs. Wharton, while presidents and their families. living in New York City, was a member of the Junior The house, built in 1857, Council of the Museum of is the oldest building on Modern Art. she said when campus and is designated by she came to MSU in 1970 the board of trustees as part her intentions were to of the contractual decorate her home as a agreement between the showplace for her love of University and each art and the talent she has president. found which intrigues her Mrs. Wharton explained on MSU's campus. that as a resident and Her first step in director as well of Cowles refurnishing the house was House, she chose to make it to completely paint the a distinctive place for walls of the living room and displaying faculty art on sunporch white, to match campus. The entire color Grounds plan scheme and decorating, the carpet. white wall - to - wall which she organized, is "This Klores Wharton looks over a landscape development centered around this artistic was solely to show off En for Cowles House, the home of MSU presidents, theme. the art work which livens the rooms for color though it is their residence, Mrs. Wharton says she Through her love of art, and cultural interest," she Cs it as being similar to an embassy. Mrs. Wharton has instituted said. a program of inviting MSU The State News photo by Nick Jackson faculty artisans, either whiteness initially give the impression that a simple scuff of the may Mrs. Wharton sits in the large Reception room living room of Cowles coming from exhibits at Kresge Art Center. heel or brush against the House used for many University receptions. Much of wall space could |o// eternally it is white, decorated with many art objects, some mar the vestibule or State News photo by Nick Jackson gives living room. mixture of the historically including most of the solely by art sculptures furnished with President The house is well built - aged aspects of the house furniture, off • set by green primarily by Melvin Wharton's desk. and sturdy. The immaculate and the contemporary palms, colorful Leiserowitz, asst. professor She white carpet has been artistry which the house was especially Michigan pewabic tile in the of art. Two large paintings enthusiastic in pointing out trampled without damage boasts. public fireplace, and an array of by Allen Leepa, professor of several Mexican paintings since 1950. iw prime Mrs. Wharton concern said about her the She explained dining room that the is an excellent pieces such as a ceramic by Louie Ray nor, professor vase art, also decorate the room. arranged on the wall by Paul Love, professor of art and example of the mixture of of art, which was formerly Mrs. Wharton said she F. Kennedy ranked first in placing house is its full gallery director of the |w YORK (AP) all categories except foreign Truman. him ahead of official use for the old and the new decor. shown in the Smithsonian takes advantage of the Kresge Center. opinion poll, presidential "I kept the formal dining Institute. downstairs Two as a large all • Mrs. Wharton summed Ihed the day former affairs, where 34 per cent of per cent said functions and social room set and colors which p urpose room to those surveyed said they Johnson had done the best receptions, but most of all up her feelings about the ■dent Lyndon B. former President and Mrs. The sunporch, next to accommodate senior house which belongs both Jon died, showed that thought President Nixon job in foreign affairs, two as a place for students to John Hannah had selected, the living room, was receptions, private to MSU and her family by |ire than 8 per cent of had done the best job. per cent said he had inspired the most confidence, and view the cultural however I added a few changed most dramatically conferences for key saying that it had "great interviewed chose Eight per cent of those distinctions which the home contemporary paintings to by Mrs. Wharton since the administrators, student grace and design which lend as the best when surveyed said they thought two per cent ranked him as offers, contrast in design and entire room was painted the gatherings and also for a real personality to the 3 rate the six most Johnson had done the best most personally Her definition of the color," she said. white and is now occupied family use as a study atmosphere." presidents in six job in domestic affairs. appealing. house's culture is the She added that after viewing a number of campus presidents' homes, the |all but n from the one category, received the fewest 1,501 British investigators house is outstanding since it has the versatility to work well as a formal place to holds asked by the accommodate official ■ Harris organization to receptions and as a home uncover phone racket - Ihich president they like atmosphere for students fit had done the best to come and see the n the Whit® House, paintings, serenade the I had done the best job LONDON (AP) - were tracking down "phone This month nine students family or speak informally lign affairs, which had Government investigators freaks," youngsters and in the city of Bath were about student concerns. the best job in have uncovovered fined for The a electronics buffs making using another living room is |tic affairs, which was nationwide racket by British free calls by using special secret hookup. spacious and entirely white, administrator, telephone operators who gadgets to duplicate [ inspired the most far years have been making free impulses that open IT'S i and which was calls all over the world. The telephone circuits without >st personally Post Office, which runs going through switchboards. ling. British telephones, is said to be losing $4 million a year. They arrested a young student and found out BOWLING Authorities apparently about the racket reportedly first stumbled onto the being by telephone ■mer President John racket last March when they run service personnel. TIME! The student had a list of 75 telephone exchanges where illegal circuits, ro menaders apparently installed by Post Office personnel, were being used to make free calls OPEN BOWLING HOURS anywhere in the world. ring to An launched secret circuits. 80 a —man hunt for team the MON. 9 AM - TUE.8 AM- 10:15 AM WED. 8AM-12:30 PM 12:30 PM 4 PM-6 PM I walls of 34 Womens' Intramural Bldg. ring with According to the Sunday THU.8 AM - 10:15 AM Times, they I of "circle left" and "circle right" every Wednesday found that employes had FRI. 8 AM - 11 PM e either converted existing SAT. & SUN. 12 NOON - 11 PM square, folk and round dancing sessions, held by circuits or installed new pi Promenaders, are open to everyone, program (Some open lanes available after 6 PM weekdays- fcman Karen Dziegeleski, Plymouth senior, said. No ones so they could make call for information) free calls. rd worry if they have two left feet or a lack of k knowledge. The first hint of the 3 GAMES FOR $1°° 8 A.M.-5 P.M. scandal came last | teach r those Oziegeleski who don't know a step right from said. "The callers walk the beginners November. Eight Post 55c pe/ game 5 PM - 11 PM Office engineers and Ji the basic steps." I the first few weeks, the beginners' sessions will last telephone fined in Bristol for operators were UNION 1 to 9 p.m. Later those making gatherings will close at 8:15 calls through an illegally Neleski stated that in order to become a member one wired circuit. BOWLING LANES ■attend eight out of 10 Lower Level Union Building 355-3357 meetings. This makes certain ^on will be ready for the more advanced steps. Promenaders are associated with the Lansing ion of Square and Round Dancing besides the Pty, Dziegeleski said. 1 attend various dances throughout the Lansing °n area. In addition outings and picnics take Great Outdoor Boots HAIR ...from Red wing STYLES recomme Sure-foot-it highly through this \D()NNA MARX winter in Red who is now specializing Wing in the latest short G.O. Boots hair cuts. She has just returned from a 6 month vacation which she attended hair seminars and learned the latest techniques. [rms) 501'A E. (irntitl 4216 W. Saginaw wm 484-4968 One Block W. of Wavarly on Saginaw Wednesday, January^ 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Alle-Ey bar will offer more By STEVEN ALLEN than 'rock, suds' Friday afternoon from 2 - 5 State News Reviewer p.m. Informal blues, jazz Not too long ago, there and folk jam sessions will be was only one bar with live held on Saturday entertainment in the East afternoons. The Alle - Ey will also Lansing area — the original land grant tavern itself, the - offer a different type of Coral Gables. food menu — a combination all are accustomed), not to about their quality. The Much more unique than of very reasonably priced Now, with the 18 - year - mention Alle Ey, located below the Alle - Ey' atmosphere abysmal - snack-type foods including old age of majority and the Stanger's in the basement of however, will be the atmosphere. hearty soups, bagels, reapeal of East Lansing's Demand brought about the old Knapp's building, goings-on inside. The live delicatessen - style dry laws, there are several increase in the number of has opened. entertainment will not such bars — all offering big an sandwiches, hot pretzels, bars in East Lansing. Now "The whole philosophy entirely consist of groups on cheeses and fondue. crowds, warm beer and of the place," explained the usual bar band circuit. - something is being done Whether the Alle - Ey negligent service (to which manager Norm Robinson, Instead, Robinson says, fulfills its high expectations "is that everyone so far, has the Alle Ey will attempt to - or becomes just another come into the local market bring in big name groups "rock and suds" drinking television with the idea of much as they making as can off such as the Elephant's Memory, John Hollies, and dancing emporium, is Denver and Martha Reeves. purely a matter of choice on reviews students." For such events, tickets will the part of the management and the clientele. Robinson says the Alle - be sold in advance, to cover Ey was opened because the the sum charged by the If the Alle - Ey 8 p.m. LOUDER, I 10 p.m. SOUL! owners though students performer. management carries out its CAN'T HEAR YOU. Entertainment by America's wanted a nice place to go Another important plans to make the place Special. WKAR, channel 23. leading black performers, to. Of course, too nice a entertainment innovation different from the run - of - the mill East Lansing bars, 9 p.m. MUSIC OF THE WKAR, channel 23. would scare them scheduled to occur at the Eye - place 20TH CENTURY. Soprano 11:30 p.m. THE DICK away, he said. Thus, the Alle - Ey consists of dramas and the students support such innovations, the Alle - op Joyce Mathis, accompanied CAVETT SHOW. Laurence physical structure of the presented by the MSU by pianist Lynn Crigler, Ey could well become the East Lansing's newest nightspot the Alle-Ey, opened recently at MAC Avenue^ Olivier acclaimed for his Alle — Ey comes off as theater department, in the best place in town to go Albert Street. The nightclub offers a unique atmosphere in a basement setting. sings 11 songs by noted role in the film "Sleuth," is something of a compromise. afternoons. American composer Ned The decor is classy, but not Reduced beer prices will after dark. Otherwise, it will the only guest in this 90 Rorem. Host Ken Beachler be featured at a TG every be just another Gables. State News photo by Dave M minute slot. WJRT, channel crystalline. gives some background on 12. the composer's life and work. WKAR, channel 23. 11:30 p.m. CBS LATE 9:30 NIGHT MOVIE. Vince b p.m. PERSPECTIVES IN BLACK. Community formum, information and entertainment series for Edwards, Judy Geeson and Peter Vaughn star in "Hammerhead," a suspenseful drama of Woolies mix mid-Michigan blacks. international intrigue. By MIKE STEINBERG James Cotton's first - rate songs the Woolies eight years and havi^ WKAR, channel 23. WJIM, channel 6. Chuck Berry for ax No, East Lansing has contemporary blues band out of Commentary Interpreted, but they are standards, nevertheless. these four young mm, never been known as the Chicago. brothers Bob and On Friday, jazz great Sonny Boy Williamson's music and entertainment Baldori, Bill Miles Davis will be "layin' rock) is very much alive out Woolies, who just might be "Bye, Bye, Bird," "Help Metros, capital of the Midwest. Me" Jack Groendal out sound" in the here in the sticks. one of the better blues and and "Nine Below You'd never guess that if originally from Deatu Auditorium. Stick around The industry may not be rock groups around. Zero;" Lowel Fulsom's you glanced at the roster of have the background, musicians who have been here long enough and you turning out pop - media "The Woolies?", you say? "Tramp" and 'Two Way and credentials can get the equivalent of a phenomena such as Elvis, or "They've been around for Wishin;" Little Walter's they « appearing here in the past Any one of their sell "Blues with Feelin;" Billy Folk and Blues few weeks. short course in classic (not the Beatles, and even the Rolling Stones are in years." That's the secret, people — being around for Boy a Arnold's "Wish You musical education, « classical) American music Coffee house On successful weekends, performed by some of those semiretirement, but Chuck years. Would" and Robert history. As Glenn used to say: "Soi. Mariah has featured Sonny And those who took the Johnson's "Ramblin" were artists who pioneered the Berry is still kickin' around, Presents Terry and Brownie McGhee, old, something form. and so is Bo Diddley, and of trouble to get over to just a sampling. Not many . legendary blues artists, What was that the man course so are Miles Davis Lizard's during these past of these tunes have ever something borroi Martin Mull contemporaries of Robert said on the smash hit single and a host of other great few days got to hear the made the "top forty," but something blue here. Johnson and Son House and last year about 'The jazz artists. Woolies put out a live each is a blues classic. Jan. 25, 26,and 27 day In McDonel Kiva . the music died?" What day And keeping that anthology of American Maybe only blues At Lizards, the V«j $1.00 at the door J was that, I wonder, because tradition alive here in East musical "standards". The affactionados know the mixed blues, boogie,! Tickets on Sale at 7:15 the music," (blues, jazz, Lansing is a local group, the songs weren't "top forty" titles and the artists, but band and rock, as| most of us who grew up and 9:30. One ticket per person hits like "Hound Dog," or ranged from songs likd "Rock Around the Clock," listening to rock and roll recent recording of"« though they did do a Chuck aren't really hearing these Good," to Berry's "Jd Berry medley. These for the first time either, for B. Goode," to a hiloii weren't even the likes of much of rock and roll, as we washtub. ka; "Stardust" or even know it. Is a spin - off of washboard sing • "Oklahoma." Chances are a black American music — of version of "Shell Be Cm lot of people who drifted the blues. And nobody Round the Mountain 11 into Lizard's to see the interprets it much better She Comes." Woolies never heard of than the Woolies do. If Jeff's sad, » many of the artists and Having played blues for rendition of "Long Disd Call" didn't move you,tl chances are Bob's h in tandem with Jeff i Zocko's guitar lei "Wish You Would" I you to your feet. EUira M»digao SHOWTIMES The Virgins & the ' 7:00-10:30 Elvira Madigan once at 8^*' SHOWPLACE HO ANTHOtf ADMISSION $1.25 This fine double feature is presented by BEAL F1LM0^> I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 24, 1973 9 ilue movies' When success keeps iroup's profits in the black lyjOHN SHAW the verge of failing, Sunshine said. The erotic About 100 small make arrangements for the for the quality of the said. The stereotype of the it's 1 Beal Film Group, companies — most of them film, he said. The companies films proved a success and located in New York product because the "horny old man with the ■jng to member Steven saved the film time City or get a set price for all films. audiences rain coat" is untrue, he said. group from Los Angeles - distribute the are getting more Tne brings some of If the films do well the sophisticated," he said. Sunshine attributes the going under. The bulk of Jbe'st adult film the film group's profits films, Sunshine said. The Beal companies also get a certain good attendance to people fainment T, has to offer ngnt that the come from the adult with Group usually deals subdistributors in percentage of the gate receipts. To insure quality the Beal Film Group does not book a being less inhibited now than movies, he said, and they they were in the past. |r doorstep. Chicago and Detroit. After On the whole, Sunshine picture unless they have subsidize the other Beal V film group began discovering a likely prospect said, erotic movies are seen it. He stressed that this The University has made [0 adult films three sponsored movies that do in the trade journals they getting better. for is a difficult policy because no attempt to control the not do well. K,o when it was on as phone the distributor and "There's the distributors do not send a more concern type of films the Beal films out to be previewed. Group books, Sunshine said. Before booking a recent "Their attitude has been ITU0S0 QUALITY offering called "Deep Throat," members of the very admirable," he said. Beal Group had to go to The Beal Film Group Detroit to see the film, he shows movies six nights a change... week. Not all of them are of 'hicago said. group the erotic variety, Sunshine Student response to films pointed out. The shown this year has been presentation of the movies quite good, Sunshine added. serves to create jobs for ■alex McGEHEE in its 82nd season and in a performed and apt teasers Audiences usually run about members of full post-Reiner resurgence for the music to playing, particularly in solo the Beal te News Reviewer come. 40 per cent women and 30 passages. The climax of the Housing Cooperative at 525 I under the musical Tchaikovsky's "Fourth finale appropriately per cent married couples, he MAC Ave., he said. Chicago Symphony directorship of Georg Solti. Symphony in F Minor" is brought Xra appeared at MSU Monday's concert featured shrouded in a certain forth the best playing of the Ky under the baton of works of Beethoven, element of mystery. evening. ■ Barenboim. In one of Schumann and Composed for the fledging All things considered, the lason's finer concerts, Tchaikovsky. musician's patroness, Chicago Symphony is fine DOMINO'S PIZZA Aup gave more witness testament to American ■ own excellence than Beethoven's overture to Nadejda von Meek, it was "The Creatures of one of the last works she artistry and musicianship, 1 of the conductor. Prometheus" is a work in sponsored. The music, laden an orchestra of virtuoso with a Beethovenish fate quality. As for Barenboim, CHANGE! ■enboim is just which one realizes a debt to Free 30 minute delivery he conducts in the same Ting his orchestral Mozart. The "Spring" motif, is full of redundant fashion as he plays. X he made his debut symphony of Schumann is self-pity. It remains a ■with the Chicago one In which tonal thickness powerful composition. The orchestra's rendition Tony in 1970, and still and leaden orchestration |n individuality and illustrate weakness in the art of it was sterling. The wind section of the orchestra 351-7100 of the romantic. Both of | of style. On the land, the orchestra is these works were well produced some masterful Last Day...At 1:10- 3:10- 5:20 - 7:25 -9:30 "MELINDA" R' rector uses circus acts Open at 6:45 P.M. . Feature at 7:25-9:30 P.M. production of Hamlet' in the From the producer of "Love Story' ...for those who love adventure. hmlet" will be Lansing area with plays using movement to Led on Feb. 8 - 11. such excitement and express the words with Joseph E. Levme presents An Avco Embassy Film ft. 8, 10, and 11, the creativity as Fred emphasis on theatricalism. Ition will take place Piegonski's adaptation. The Piegonski's production will \ I JSU Union Ballroom I it will campus and on be performed on characters have circus performers and will use dance ■ become like movements and gymnastics to illustrate similarly use platforms, ramps, and objects to create "a machine for acting." 'fa iv* Kiva, also on Is All productions the emotions presented in npg Color by Movielab An Avco Embassy Release in at 8:15 p.m., and Shakespeare's drama. I admission will be Foundations of the circus sdi with B. J. Thomas ■ at the door. - like ideas come from the |mlet" has been Russian 1 nnovator, d a thousand ways Meyerhold, who in the early t has it been done 1920s produced various DRINK BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS: FREDERICO WITH ANY LECTURE FELLINI PIZZA AT SERIES BELL'S at michigan state university Student discount Mon & Tues. $1.00 off regular adm. with validated M.S.U. I.D. T0NI6HT 109 S. KEDZIE 7:00 and 9:30 P.M. Admission *1" Presents r«« IN COLOR AT 7:15 and 10:00 MONDAY, JANUARY 29 Xf ■ "THREE CAME RUNNING" 8:15 PM I ALSO AT 9:00 and LATE I UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Few performers receive the spectacular acclaim that has come to Beverly; repeated network TV appearances, her picture on the cover of Time and Newsweek, and triumphs without equal at La Scala, Covent Garden, New York City Opera and San Francisco Opera. Her MSU concert will in¬ 1^! "^U.MAN-JOHN schlksingkr production ' clude famous arias from operas by Rossini, Handel, -HOFFMAN "BALL and Massenet, Bellini, Donizetti, as well as songs of JON VOtGHT CHAIN" Richard Strauss. . 1GHT COWBOY" J SYL& J0HN McGIVER RUTH WHITE Tickets are available at the Union, weekdays (8:15- I;-""" mT""'1 'H«)\IK ';K? barnakoiiihsiiks , "n ",,vH ,n ,AM,X 1 "KWJHY 4:30) PUBLIC: $6.00, 5.00, 3.00/MSU STU i ■^"'">1 l,v.ioiim ,AN Utiwtodhv JOHN HCHI.KSINC.KR RATED X - ADULTS ONLY-NO INFANTS DENTS: $3.00, 2.50, 1.50 or Lively Arts Series (B) f> "'AKItYHomsTAI KIN-'m,..«!.« Ml SSON Season Tickets. COLOR*, DeLuxe EXCLUSIVE 1ST RUN SH0WIN6I Tickets, if still available, may also be purchased the even¬ ing of the performance, beginning at 7:15, but we sug¬ rt >w More loving couples attend gest that you purchase your tickets NOW to be assured of Anthony 9:15 p.m. the Crest than any other DRIVf IN THfAHR good seats I 6i«l R>»« (M41I Ml MM ' theatre in Lansing * ■ ■. .. - - " hu»e rex, I #Way mote t2a • The Alligator, is scheduled to lose its student financing Feb. 1 leaders to make him resign. He graduated from the people learn by experience, he said. I think we learn by drops ® off campus later in the year. univprsitv's law srhnnl university's law school in rw^mbpr in December. reflection upon experience. reflection upon in coins on the union patio at the University 0f Tex^Jj ,, and move University of Florida President Stephen C. O'Connell Baker said that he intends to continue as president to • The Champaign - Urbana (111.) Mass Transit District will students massed around him and yelled, "Thro* announced a plan to make the 65 - year - old student fulfill a moral commitment made to the students who offer Univenaty of Illinois students and faculty a 10 cent bus ride m°ney. After exhausting his supply of quarters and half, elected him last spring. or a $20 semester pass on two new routes serving the newspaper independent aftei it published a series of campus. the mysterious stranger passed his hat for m0 ^ abortion advertisements in violation of a state law. The law • More than 500 Auburn University women with problem When none was offered by the crowd, he tore^ti!^01111 recently was declared unconstitutional by the Florida pregnancies have been _ counseled by the Alabama Clergy __ The new plan will replace previous city bus service on from the hat, placed the crown on his head a Supreme Court. Consultation ^Service since the statewide organization was campus at 30 cents a ride. The city took over bus service on away. • In a "Declaration of Independence" editorial, the started in spring 1971, the Auburn University Plainsman service ' the Illinois campus last fall after the university's own bus was discontinued because of financial losses. Alligator vowed to continue publication without university that the University of • Indiana students are taking the fight to block a tuition financial support. to An estimated 1,500 students attended a rally last week protest the Alligator ban. The student newspaper reports Alabama Medical Center will therapeutic abortions consider requests for increase into the lion's den itself. only after the student has been During moreopening day at registration, for the second NominationsopeJ • What happens when a student government president referred by the service. semester, than 10,000 students signed a petition Nominations for are now award) facul distinguished themselv* J !L JESSE WINCHESTER THIRD DOWN, 110 TO B*ar«vill« album BR 2102 GO House Dems approve open for the fifth annual teacher scholar awards and excellence-in-teachlng the care they have given the skill they have shornl meeting their cl«m An American exiled in Canada, citations to be given to responsibilities. The i», seniority modifications he's finally followed up his choice junior faculty members and carries a total of $500 first album, Jesse Winchester, with graduate teaching assistants. this equally choice LP, produced The teacher-scholar Nominees for | mostly by himself, but partly by the WASHINGTON (AP) Secrecy and seniority consumer protection awards to go junior faculty teacher-scholar award mi ubiquitous Todd Rundgren who, in the course of their be either instructori! reaching were among the issues as the agency. breif careers, have earned assistant professors t nodification of the Democrats considered seniority system was proposed reforms in the The House's 2 40 the respect of students and have served at least th Democrats were called to fellow teachers for their years at MSU but no n approved by House committee'power structure. ability and skill in than five years. Nona Democrats Monday as they Meanwhile an embattled the meeting to consider decided to ballot secretly chairman fought to keep his reforms recommended by a undergraduate teaching. The f special panel. award carries a stipend of excel lence-inteichi and automatically on job. committee chairmen. Rep. Chet Holifield, Various $1,000. citations must have ui|l FRANKJE & JOHNNY/THE SWEETHEART SAMPLER proposals would increase The excellence in half-time graduate te«m They approved a move D-Calif., 69 and in his 16th teaching citations are assistantship for at leastJ by House Democratic term, said he was confident the powers of top leaders awarded to graduate terms, and the nnJJ Leader Thomas P. O'Neill he would win re - election as and decrease those of Jr. of Massachusetts that a head of the House committee chairmen. teaching assistants who have must have assume?! Warn«r Bros, album BS 2675 • significant responsibility|| Frankie and Johnny are Frank Ruby secret ballot must be taken Government Operations the c o n d uct f Sampler and John Paul Fetta. They play gui¬ chairman if Committee despite challenge to his stewardship. undergraduate courses. 1 Group Democrats — one-fifth of tar and bass respectively, and have Nominees for b«M spent the last two years doing so in Al Kooper's band. Produced by Al the total party caucus membership — call for one. Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal of New York, 49 sp awards will be judged oofl basis of their instructs Kooper Then, by secret ballot, and the 11th ranking effectiveness, their ucl FBANKJE&JOHNNY' j1 the House Democrats kept Texans W. R. Poage, and Democrat Government on the Operations activist s innovative techniques, evidence as potent! jT Includes Life Line' fever George H. Mahon atop the Committee, headed the Carl Braden, information director of the Southern scholars and persol first two committees on the attack against Holifield. Conference Educational Fund, will speak on "Racism and evaluations written by tl list agriculture and Rosenthal, starting a 7th Available At: — term, claimed Holifield has Repression" tonight at 7:30 in 100 Engineering Bldg. colleagues. ! appropriations. Braden has been active in the civil rights movement since Nomication forms I failed to vigorously the early fifties. both awards are tviil Discount Records Disc Shop investigate Nixon The fund's current programs include helping residents of from the chairmen oil administration activities. 225 Ann St. 323 E. Grand River Appalachia obtain economic power, organizing integrated University department*® Holifield maintained Rosenthal "has been unions in the south, building a southern based antiwar the deadline [1 East Lansing East Lansing movement and gaining legal aid for prisoners throughout nominations is Feb. 23. | carrying on a vendatta the south. por further inforn against me" in a dispute Braden's speech is sponsored by the Robert Williams on the awards ci over what power should be As heard on the Michigan State Radio Network given to a proposed new Legal Defense Committee. 353-5380; Nominations for Teacher-Scholar Awards for Junior Faculty and Excellence-In-Teaching Citations for Graduate Teaching Assistants The undersigned committee solicits nominations for Teacher - Scholar Awards and Excellence - In - Teaching Citations from faculty and students. 20% 30% Teacher - Scholar Awards are given to faculty drawn from the ranks of instructor and assistant professor who have earned the respect of students and colleagues for their devotion to and skill in 40% 50% undergraduate teaching. To be considered for the award, the candidate must have served on the faculty for at least three terms, but no more than five academic years. OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY IS REDUCED Excellence - In - Teaching Citations are awarded to outstanding graduate teaching assistants who have distinguished themselves by the care they have given and the skill they have shown in FOR THIS EVENT EVERY DEPARTMENT meeting their classroom responsibilities. To be considered for the citation, the candidate must have held a half - time graduate teaching assistantship for at least two terms. In addition the IS TUNED AND READY TO SOUND-OFF WITH candidate must have assumed a significant measure of responsibility for the conduct of undergraduate courses. THE YEARS BIGGEST DARGAINS Nomination forms have been distributed to all department chairmen. Additional forms may be X obtained from Ruth Tanner, Office of the Provost, 3-5380. Nine copies of the completed application forms and supporting letters are required. Any additional supporting documents may be submitted in single copy. Nomination packets should be GUITARS-AMPLIFIERS-RADIOS mailed to: Dr. Dorothy Arata, Assistant Provost, 443 Administration Building. COMPONENTS-ACCESSORIES-RECORDS DEADLINE for receipt of nominations: Friday, 23 February, 1973. RAND INSTRUMENTS 4 r Faculty: Gerald Miller George Landon Leslie Rout Ruth Useem Students: College of Communication Arts University College College of Arts and Letters College of Social Science ' Ruth Lawton College of Human Ecology MUSIC CO. Thomas Milbrodt DeLois Robison Frank Vaclavik College of Natural Science College of Education College of Engineering 245 ANN STREET , E. LANSING 402 S. WASHINGTON , LANSING Dorothy Arata, ex officio, Chairman - Provost's Office Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 24, 1973 11 WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ !• iodular classes offer [oncentrated studies i . lar By LINDA Stat® News scheduling is now an OROEGER Staff Writer JhM so many books to read, paper* to write and classes 1" nd that he finishes the term without really learning alternative for the student Students and Instructors to meet In class during the jointly decide when they want class, how often and how long. A student not in appointed half involved in outside classwork at that •Mod scheduling day, is expected to be time. requires a student to organize his time Sftfe DfcCoUjtf 307 E GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP erndently," Cullen said. "Not every student is a capable Mon. Sat 9 6 Wed., Thurs.9 9 tin Morrill College is experimenting with four half - time organizer. It takes a - mature student who wants to get lodulars, each lasting 4V* weeks. A student enrolling in involved to make a mod course a success." courses must reserve a complete morning or Reactions of both instructors and students to the new noun for each course, student may take one or two modular courses and fill modular scheduling is mixed. couree Instructors often find the workload exhausting and students And the short special of his schedule with 'linear* (standard fullterm) length of modular courses frustrating. or he may schedule four modular courses to fill the Instructors in mod MOONLIGHT SALE courses may tend to overextend themselves. If students decide to meet in both small and Shortness in length of each course is difficult to adjust large groups at frequent intervals, instructors acquire twice |Neil Cullen, assistant to the dean of Justin Morrill, the workload of the standard 50 minute, three times a week I "But the opportunity to concentrate on one or two class. Jets without the distractions of other courses appeals to WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7-11 p.m. only Some students have of material in a short difficulty in digesting large amounts ■ students." time. Cullen said the program is lough the student reserves a half - day, five days a coping with this problem by offering predictable kinds of I for each modular course, this does not mean he will courses that do not require the mastering of heavy concepts ■class 15 hours a week. or complicated theory. Language courses are particularly well - suited for modular scheduling along with drama courses, history [as courses concentrating on specific events and extension rate courses now in which being applied. Mod courses are theory has been previously learned and is offered to any interested MSU student with first priority given to Justin Morrill students. Courses illed unla offered this term are Modern The Tao of the Human Education, Time: Drama, Life in the Universe, Mind, Discovering Philosophy in an Inter - Disciplinarian Look and Ulster: InSING (UPI) -Atty. difficulties with installation. To Be or Not To Be. Frank J. Kelley *A requirement that the Justin Morrill College began fcday told the state trailer court customer must experimenting with mod scheduling last spring taking the initiative from Colorado c Service Commission pay the cost of installing College, where mod scheduling is now standard. Mod .scind its Dec. 4 order and maintaining courses will not be offered hitting Consumers foundations or pedestals for spring term but experimentation will resume next fall term full Co. to increase the gas metering equipment, on a day basis. Cullen doubts the possibility of MSU i to mobile home changing from linear scheduling to mod :rs tor for service. gas servicw. . ^ a ^ ' 11 o n a 1 scheduling on a full scale basis. The apparent unadaptability of all courses to Uley said the rate installation charge for the scheduling will deter mod lase was unlawfully winter months. a major revision of the present system. ■orized because the failed to give and hold a public Campaign aide admits > on Consumers' in violation of state (ley said the Mission's order must be Inptly [the increased charges rescinded" and giving funds to suspect ALBUM SPECIAL >e refunded, WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Nixon McCord Jr., for security work, testified e law I and a public hearing requires public campaign treasurer Hugh W. Sloan testified in the Watergate trial Tuesday that he McCord was under no instructions to wiretap Democratic party headquarters and CAROL KING STEVIE WONDER Kffect ie a ? its utility seeks to rate schedule of which will be turned over $199,000 to defendant G. Gordon Liddy, but had "no idea" where it went. that they had no knowledge of it until the arrest of five persons June 17. RHYMES and REASONS 319 TALKING BOOK Keg: $.98 V X19 Sloan said he saw Liddy in Increase Under questioning by the U.S. hallway at i the cost of its customers." Court Judge John J. Sirica, Sloan also Dist. Nixon campaign headquarters the of June 17, the same morning SEALS and CROFT «1Q WAR 319 I increased charges for confirmed for the first time, that he left morning on which imer | customers ruled out >y Power's included: trailer the Nixon campaign because of concern over the Watergate affair. Sloan also said he turned over $89,000 five men, which the government claimed were working for Liddy, were arrested inside Democratic party headquarters in a SUMMER BREEZE 3 WORLD IS A GHETTO Keg. r>.ys U break-in. i increase Hi the pin Nixoa campaign contribution checks,*o ■e for iristalling Liddy to be converted Into cash. Sloan said Liddy remarked to him: 7 pipe from the main This was done, Sloan said, because of "My boys got caught last night. I made I gas meter from $1.40 the campaign finance reporting laws which a mistake. I used somebody from here, lot to an initial charge X plus $1.70 per foot, subject individual contributions of more which I swore I would never do. I'm afraid CURITY CALGON ■ EATONSi e right of the utility than $3,000 to a gift tax. He said the five checks ranged in amounts from $15,000 I'm going to lose my job." Liddy was legal counsel for the finance j DRIPPER |irther increase the n charge for Pipe if the? each to $25,000. Earlier, the Republican officials who committee to re-elect the President, at the time of the Watergate break-in. McCord COTTON BOUQUET j CANDLES fCORRASABLE security chief for the Nixon campaign. BALLS hired Liddy's co-defendant, James W. was Riany incurs practical 200's 16oz. Asst. colors itroit to 1500 off any Reg. 83c 59c Reg. 89c 49c5 Reg. 19c 14c 55 sheet Reg. 79c 49° | size pizza r (coupon) >re black I one coupon per pizza East Lansing Store Only 5 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Expires Jan. 28, 1973 East Lansing Store Only Itroit (upi> - Lang said the department " | good thru 1-27-73 © officials I litv policemen from have begin recruiting said should concentrate "setting standards of a more realistic nature which would on COLGATE j 10% OFF TjK He the city to try and ALL allow more people to meet i the goal of a 45 per the physical requirements." TOOTHBRUSH j DETERGENT P'ack police force by TV RENTALS fir* Mr. |m of Ferrebee, >r police recruiting, Monday that efforts in the $23.00 per term MIKE'S Reg. 69c 38° I FILM DEVELOPING 20 oz. Reg. 49c 29- Limit 1 Limit 1 |it alone have by much failed to the OITTQ WMjJLimM 351-1600 (coupon) Expires Jan. 28, 1973 (coupon) Expires Jan. 28, 1973 |er of non - whites on NEJAC TV RENTALS WL fast free delivery ising Store Only ■ East Lansing store Only m East L*nsing Store Only ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■et'rbee CLAIROL said the ftage of blacks lhas increased from l»r on the STA-FREE HERBALT53EHCE cent to 15 per cent ■ last two Art MINI-PADS years, jistonof Lang, deputy " Auction CREME RINSE the Detroit . League, said lards P be adjusted. for policemen Reg. 1.19 Limit 1 67° Reg. $1.3 Limit 1 95° t«P iMI (coupon) Expires Jan. 28. 1973 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) Expires Jan. 28, 1973 East Lansing Store Only due's uruuru ESQUIRE CREST mLrlnLn BOOT E P» MONET? SEE JULIE! POLISH TOOTHPASTE DEODORANT featuring original works of 53° P-0AN MONEY 1 1/8 oz. 7 28c £ oz. 7 oz. 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Reg. 1.50 95° watt Reg. 2/80 °2/55c Limit 1 (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) Free Admission Expires Jan. 28. 1973 Expires Jan. 28. 1973 Expires Jan. 28, 1973 Expires Jan. 28, 1973 East Lansing store Only East Lansing East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 24,1973 13 Ike prepares for Tiger job By LYNN HENNING varsity games Ike will be assigned to the State Newt Sports Writer as a sophomore but decided to concentrate Tigers' Double A farm team in on baseball at the end of the season and did not continue Montgomery, Ala. which is just one step from the Toledo It's difficult to be both an MSU fan and a Detroit with basketball after his sophomore season. farm club and a likely spot on the Tiger squad. Tiger rooter and not have mixed He was drafted by the New York Mets in last Ike has always been a Tiger fan, but feelings when the name Larry year's free admittedly not in Ike is mentioned. agent draft but declined to sign with the Mets in the the same way that he was as a youngster. The 22 • year - old rtghthanded interests of another season of varsity competition. "When I was a kid I was a bigger Tiger fan than I am pitching ace from Grand LB Rapids passed up his senior year's eligibility with the Spartan baseball team to ink a contract with the Tigers. "I'm really relieved that the decision is "Basically we couldn't "They gave me a fair offer give up my last year come to terms," Ike explained. but I didn't feel it was enough to now," he confessed. "When you're pitching you start to look at ballplayers more objectively." The atmosphere that the Tigers projected was also over," the of school." personable Ike said. "But I have mixed emotions. I'm iiiiiiiin iiimi mi mi MiiMinii iitiiiii mi instrumental in Ike's decision. excited about taking a step toward the "I really feel at home knowing that it's Detroit that I'm major leagues but I m going to miss Danny Litwhiler and the guys on the with. You know that you're not going to be alienated '/ talked by team. I'll be looking back on some to him (Danny them. I have a great deal of respect for Billy Martin." good memories." Litwhiler) and I know he definitely Ike's loss will weaken the Spartan pitching staff, to say Danny Litwhiler, whose Spartan baseball team is at a the least. He holds the all - time MSU record for wins with wanted me to stay. It never hurts a 8erious disadvantage without the services of Ike, never oiy 23 (passing Ron Perranoski's course of three varsity 21 last season) and over the seasons pitched a total of 209 college baseball coach to have a three - year veteran around. But he didn't interfered with the young man's decision. "I talked to him and I know he definitely wanted me to innings and posted a 2.28 earned run average. stay," he said, leaning back in a chair in his Holden Hall stand in my way. He's the kind Ike will report to the Tigers' spring training haven of room. "It never hurts a college coach to have a three year In man that wants the best Lakeland, Fla. March 15, as soon as he completes winter for his veteran around. But he didn't stand in my way. He's the term at MSU. It will not, however, spell the end of his ballplayers. I've learned a lot from kind of man that wants the best for his ballplayers. I've educational pursuits. In fact, part of his contract Danny Litwhiler." learned a lot from Danny Litwhiler." with the Tigers includes agreement March 15 is drawing all the nearer for Ike and his provisions for Ike to get his degree. Larry Ike Ike was given a substantial offer enthusiasm is growing for the day he joins the club. by the San Francisco G ants upon his graduation from Grand "I'm very pleased and excited about Rapids Ottawa reporting to Hills High School but his admiration for llliiiiiiiiiililiiiiililiiiiiiiiilllllllllllliillllililllil Lakeland," he exclaimed. "I don't feel it will be that big of and the late John Danny Litwhiler an adjustment. I've Benington won out. And Ike, who was Not signing last year made him always enjoyed playing and I'm just being sought by MSU for his eligible in this year's going to do the best I can.' However, Ike's entrance Into basketball talent as much as draft and he was ready when the Tigers made an attractive for his baseball skills, was to be a the ranks of professional baseball spells the end of some Spartan. offer. "I had a great deal of respect for John happy times at MSU. Benington — I "The Mets gave me a decent offer, but the Tigers' offer really wanted to play basketball here - and I had always "I'm going to look back on the was much, much, better. It encompassed more. The Tigers Big Ten as a lot of happy heard nothing but praise and times and wonderful people," he reflected. "It's been a good words for Danny made me feel comfortable. Litwhiler," Ike said of his ultimate decision. "Besides, "They gave me money to continue my education. But great experience." education meant a lot to me and I didn't want to Danny Litwhiler, in reflecting over Ike's 23 career give it up." above all they were honest with me. And I was happy Ike did play basketball for the victories with the Spartans, would probably say the same Spartans, appearing in six where I was being sent." Larry Ike thing. hockecf SAVE 41 < LB.- Center Cut SAVE 20* LB.- Homcstyle sm. 1U LB. WAREHOUSE Ipencfs By BILL COSTABILE c Economy Market LEAN Ifctfc SPARC Smoked State News Sports Writer ^jrtunately d MSU over a for MSlPs gymnastics team, Jim Tuerk host of schools that were vying for his CHOPS RIBS PICNICS P had narrowed down my choices of schools to Indiana t University, Colorado State University and MSU," Ik said. "But the deciding factor in my choosing MSU ■ when I got a chance to meet the team members in a | at Indiana State." nee the beginning of the season, Tuerk has helped MSU Is 3 • 0 Big Ten record and 4 - 1 overall. What is most rising about Tuerk's performances is the fact that he not start competing in the vault until his senior year in I school. Kt my high school (North Central in Indianapolis, Ind.) only event I worked on until I was a senior was the ipoline," Tuerk explained. "Then my senior year we la lot of open holes to All tlirough graduation and I p some of those holes. OTien I came to MSU In the fall, Dave Ziegert helped Ion my vaulting," Tuerk commented. "Ziegert helped Ivercome my fear of slipping on the long horse (vault)." Interfiles usually get to younger gymnasts before big i, and Tuerk certainly had reason enough to have |>t lis only was the defending NCAA champ Southern University here, but also the defending NCAA ip in Tuerk's speciality, the vault. I saw SIU's NCAA champ (Gary Morava) warming up I was really impressed," Tuerk said. "I only had to see ■vault once to see why he was the best. I never thought I would beat him." lerk surprised no one but himself as he took team and |honors in the vault, upending Morava. Valentine Gifts That Make Everybody A "Somebody" Order now for Valentines Day Giving Jm'l* 8 Pr°u1 PHONE 355 8255 4 door, - automatic out at HASLETT MOTOR SPORTS and fill out an Call Dave at 351-0473 after seel $35. 337-9091.3-1-25 Dan Kovacs, bedrooms, after 5pm, unfurnJ^J 347 Student Services Bldq. transmission. Call 349-4265. 5pm. 0-1-31 351-6068 application. No calls please I 3-1-26 4-1-26 QUADRASONIC •AUTOMOTIVE MEN, SINGLE rooms, 131 PANASONIC receiver amp., - RICHARDSON 19707d Scooters & Cycles FORD PICKUP 1968. New tires, YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, Bogue, Kitchen, $75 monthly, phone, 337-9091. four suspension speakers, Tf expando. bedrooms. Phone Fur'niji 48 ^1 $400 or best offer. 485-1633 RICHMAN. The early buyer turntable. $200. Winchester 3-1-26 Parts & Service 5-1-29 after 5:30pm 5-1-30 will save money. SHEP'S 308 savage. 882-1334. 3-1-25 Aviation •EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE 1962 Ford MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just CLOSE, CLEAN, quiet, parking, no cooking. Call 351-0631 COLOR TV portable Magnavox, mobile home 00 awn,n9 and 17' r»"d • FDR RENT econoline van, good engine, South of I-96 overpass. Located in Park after 5pm. 3-1-24 19", two years old, excellent $450. 393-5170. 3-1-26 Phone 694-6621. C-5-1-26 Apartments Houses JAGUAR 1967 XKE coupe. condition, $150. Ampex stereo Cassette amplifier, 48*4<"0 «ftir Cij Rooms Burnt red with black leather Auto Service j; \ model 85, 3 years old, 9000 condition, $50. Toshibia tape OPENINGS Mobile F0rT13 homes, 3 iJJf •FOR SALE interior. Many extras. Phone reel - to - reel unit, 2 years Mobile homes. 337-9318 and ask for Leo. MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned CAPmJ Animals old, good condition, $100. trailer park 1 Mobile Homes •Lost & Found 2-1-25 KARMAN 1968, GHIA convertible, excellent condition, Michigan Low cost expert exhaust and Grand River. repair. Custom work. Pipe bender. FREE ESTIMATES, 'so rou WANr WOMENS' UNDERWEAR, EH f work in id oak. Delivered, call 482-1002 after 5pm. 5-1-23 FRAMES: OLD? cracked? Call 351-3279. 3-1-26 GRETSCH TENNESSIAN 487-5616. 3-1-r RENT OR sell 10'x50' tri UTieWEIRP ISN'T iTf •PERSONAL •PEANUTS PERSONAL new paint, tires, shocks, 332-2927. C-1-31 TUATS A broken? Replace them at low electric guitar, excellent Close. 3-1-26 394-0486 after'^* stereo tape, radio. 482-5220 condition, with case. $220. cost. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. •REAL EJTATE after 5pm. 5-1-24 Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. 489-3025. 3-1-26 •RECREATION VW GUARANTEED RANDY'S MOBIL, I-96 and repair 372-7409. C-5-1-26 NIKON SUPER-8 movie camera. Lost & Found I •SERVICE MAVERICK GRABBER 1971, Okemos Road. 349-9620. ~ ill*! I I llflBil r . HOFNER BASE Guitar, new, Crown Graphic 4x5 view Instruction V-8, 3 speed, $1,500. See at c . 1 . 3! Employment Apartments camera. TEAC A-4010-SL FIND 214 West Sheridan Road or $300, used autoharp, $45. SOMETHING? Typing Service stereo tape deck. Sony call 487-3968 before 4pm or MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 351-7154. 5-1-26 If you've found a pet or mI •TRANSPORTATION TC228 stereo 8-track •WANTED 669-9117 after 5pm. 5-1-24 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. WAITRESS FOR n- y opened ACROSS FROM campus. 113 recorder. 1000 used 8-track of value, we want toh^pll Complete auto painting and downtown, Louls S,reet' East Lansin9. MIMEOGRAPH - ELECTRIC tapes, $2 each. 500 used return it. Just come into J 260, used, good State •• RATES** MAVERICK 1970, 6 cylinder, collision service. 485-0256. and rest-o.ant. 484-4422. Inquire after 4pm. 5-1-26 Gestetner, condition, $250. Phone stereo albums. USED stereo and tell News us Classified D« automatic, tape/ radio, you want to«, c i-3i 0-1-31 insn equ ipment, camera 487-6001. 5-1-26 an ad in EAST LANSI recently overhauled, good 3RD condition, $1,050. Call 351-0779. 3-1-24 FOREIGN CAR parts, APPLICATIONS ARE now Houses i[uuj SHOP AND Compare I Lowest equipment, used zoom lenses, binoculars, TV sets, STATE BANK'S f( column. As a public CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 being accepted for part time typewriters, adding machines, strwa East Kalamazoo Street. 1 help. $300/monthly to start. CTDCC_ consistent record prices in clock radios, tapestries. Used E AST LANSING STfll rrii asata-a aa BSE OLDS CUTLASS 1972, 2 door, mile West of campus. 489-3494. C-1-31 CENTER STREET - Large. town. MARSHALL MUSIC. BANK will run thesditl snow skiis and boots, $5 up. m fwn pen an SE3 vinyl top, air conditioning, ao~) mcc p i *31 i-i-Ji comfortable house near 245 Ann Street. C-1-1-24 WILCOX SECOND HAND extra cost to you less than 4,000 miles, | ,p-—. campus. $75. Prefer women EAST LANSING STORE, 509 East Michigan, EE3 33 BEE E3 L F°rW*W IIWI GUNS. RIFLES, and pistols of excellent condition. Will STATE BANK m EEE1 BB1BB3 5EH sacrifice because purchasing new truck. Call are Aviation ]g) £ M7-1J10. all makes and calibers. Over 600 guns in stock. For best Lansing. 485-4391. 8 - 5:30pm Monday - Saturday, STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per 1 G|RL FOR 3 girl house. Own B a n k Americard, Master ES3 DB2I OSES HS owner, 694-2775. B-3-1-25 LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years month, $23 per term. Free bedroom. Lansing. $60 per price see in Southern Michigan BOB'S GUN SHOP. V, Charge, trades, terms, FH nn EXT E5S1 £553 of DEADLINE OLDS 1972, Cutlass Supreme convertible. Fully equipped including air conditioning experience in all types flight training. Approved veterans. FRANCIS for delivery, service and pick-up. No deposit. TV's available at same rates. Call NEJAC, month includes utilities, 351-4162. 3-1-26 block south of Post office annex, at 2412 South Cedar Call 371-2244. Closed SONY layaways. C-1-31 SUPERCOPE AM/FM REWAI AVIATION, Airport Road. 337-1300. C-1-31 PERSON NEEDED in 4 stereo receiver. Model R-250. 1 P.M. one class day and electric windows. $3250. Sundays. 15-2-12 Call 484-1324. C-1-31 before publication. Phone ED2-2407. 4-1-26 f ^ bedroom house. $75. Never used, call after 3pm, ( I ' 7 )finri Apartments l!*sp| Completely furnished. 353-0284. 4-1-26 Cancellations/Co r- OLDS CUTLASS deluxe 1962 - Employment j |JI j JUEJ 351-6659 after 7pm. 3-1-24 JANUARY SALE STEREO, SANSUI 5000-A rections - 12 noon one radio, automatic, power class day before steering. 669-6595. 2-1-24 SINGLE GIRL to live in 1 and 2 bedroom home furnished $25 . $35/ EAST LANSING duplex with recreation room, - 3 bedroom -CLEARANCE- receiver, AR-2AX speakers. Dual 1219 turntable, $650. publications. OLDS 88 1965, good condition, country home and care for 3 week. On a lake, quiet and 1 V4 baths, kitchen, dining Tom, 353-0372. 3-1-26 motherless children. Phone BLUE DENIM BELLS The State News will be one family car, 482-9768. peaceful 641-6601 01-31 room, living room. 655-3217, CORDUROY BELLS 484-4422.0-1-31 evenings. 9-2-2 CAMERA MIRANDA 4 lenses 3-1-25 responsible only for the BRUSHED DENIM BELLS professional outfit Best F E^ALE ONE ~MAN~n^e7 fo'rTh^ first day's incorrect BUSH JEANS COOK, MIDNIGHTS or evening *OT* REGULAR LEVI'S offer. Alex, 353-5337, LOST - GIRL'S Movado«| insertion- shift, full or part time, DON'S RESTAURANT. "°oti- ! ?* "•» °t.a!A e Americana. " man house. Own room. $50. 10Q5 A|bert ; BLUE CAMBRAY SHIRTS 355-7795. 3-1-26 near A u d itoriui All students aas must be 351-1965.5-1-30 WORK SHOES 351-8849. Reward1 3-1-xH .prepaid 355-9080. 3-1-26 PONTIAC LeMANS, 1969, 6 C<*ner M-78 and 1-96. Call 646-6752. 3-1-24 GIRL NEEDED for four n^n 351-9320 2-1-24 SUBLEASE 3 bedroom house 1 FLANNEL SHIRTS MENS + BOYS [ Animals j[^j cylinder and sporty, stick, economical low mileage, STU®EN\T° children 11 - ™,CJlthree 11:30am at 332-6246,332-6247.8-2-2 until September. $200/ month, $200 deposit. Call SAMOYED PUPPIES, 4 females, 8 weeks, shots started. Phone LOST: LADIES watch I VW stereo tape player. Call Child Development Lab, between 4om - 60m BARRETT'S 332-6988. 5-1-25 Men's IM or vicmtl 627-2961 after 5pm. 3-1-26 $1.65/ hour. 337-2774 after LUXURY EFFICIENCY 485-8261 2 1 25 ' 484-3364 after 6pm 111 W. GRAND RIVER BARRACUDA 1964, good 5pm. 3-1-24 Call after 5pm, 351-4274. LABRADOR RETRIEVER 5-1-30 WILLI AMSTON TWO, 4 bedroom houses for condition throughout, $400. Phone 1-649-8548 after 6pm. PONTIAC LEMANS 1968 extras. Classic car; fair price. - All OVERSEAS JOBS FOR rent. - close to campus Phone 655-1766 pups of - field Black. AKC. Number trial champions in GREY COCKER-POO*] collar found r 3-1-24 355-3137. 3-1-24 STUDENTS - Australia, LARGE, NEAR expressway, 394-0437 5-1-29 pedigree. 337-1485. 5-1-30 Street Co-op. 351-881 Europe, South America, beautifully furnished large 2 J C-3-1-24 BUICK WILDCAT 1967 - SHELLBY 1968 - GT 500, Africa. Most professions, bedroom, matching EAST LANSING 1750 OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Beautiful running condition, with 428 cobra jet engine. summer or full time; appliances and dishwasher, Coolidge Road 'new 3 puppies AKC. Excellent come try it for yourself. Nice looking car inside and expenses paid, sightseeing. disposal, spacious living bedroom duplex, all deluxe Tanks, canisters and uprights. - blood line. Weekdays call FOUND: CHANGE and tj $775,482-2166. 3-1-26 Free information, write, room, balconies, ceramic features, lease, deposit Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 purse on Grand Riif| out. $1,600 or best offer. and DENNIS 393-3678, evenings and 355-7624. C-31-24 627-4816. No Friday evening TWR Co., Department 22, bath, heat and water paid, references. Phone 372-5920' up. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, weekends 339-2573. 5-1-26 CAMARO 1969 Rally Sport. or Saturday calls. 5-1-24 2550 Telegraph Avenue, laundry, carport. 484-9774. 4 1 26 GLASSES. «| 350, automatic, power Berkeley, California 94704. 5-1-29 J. 316 N. Cedar, opposite City Market. C-3-1-25 SAINT BERNARDS, AKC. CHILDREN'S 10'2'1 rims, lost Friday I SI MCA 1969 good condition. registered, three females. steering, new tires and battery. $1500. 393-0706 Must sell I - Phone 484-5028. N"O"R7HWVST"A~REA72 custeR' 211 • Studen,s lar9e 6 Phone Mason, 676-2204. Lexington in East Lan* after 5pm. 5-1-25 3-1-25 NEEDED: MEN, women sales bedroom townhouse, full $235 ' p^er 8n^ont'hrn'SCsMI SEWING Sale. MACHINE Brand new Clearance portable, 4-1-26 Reward. Phone 482-1800. 4-1-26 35M0liR and managerial ability basement. $147 per month if 482-4678 Before 5pm $49.95, $5 per month. Large CHARGER SE1971, silver, black TOYOTA MARK 1972, 12,000 throughout Lansing, area. you qualify. Co-op 349-3258 5-1-24 ' KEESHONDEN. CHAMPION Life-time income, top membership $185. Please call J. selection of reconditioned FOUND: WHITE cat M black leather miles, air, stereo tape deck, sire and dam. 5 months. canopy top, AM/FM, $2595, 351-3029. earnings possible first year. 489-6831, 7 -9pm weekdays ONE MAN to share wjth three used machines. Singers, Phone 353-7129. 10-1-29 owner, old or new, 351-Ofll buckets, automatic, power Whites, Necchis, New Home Evergreen Avenue, C41J steering, power brakes, air 4-1-26 For appointment send only. 3-1-26 others. Private bedroom, and "many others." $19.95 to DUDLEY -* furnished. East side, available j W' resume AM/FM stereo, road wheels, to $39.95. Terms. Mobile Hornet steel radials, low mileage. VEGA 1971 Station wagon, ENTERPRISES, 863 North TWO CHRISTIAN brothers February 1st. Call 372-1199. FOUND: SMALL fe EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 655-3346. 3-1-28 original, 16,000 miles. Roof Washington Avenue, Battle need a third for a Fee 3-1-24 black with white m*ti^ COMPANY, 1115 North rack, radio, automatic Creek, Michigan 49017. apartment. 353-1865. 3-1-26 MARLETTE, 1967 - 12'x60', 337-9636. C-3-1-24 Washington. 489-6448. unfurnished, skirted, shed, at CHEVROLET IMPALA 1966 9 passenger wagon. - Deluxe transmission, snow tires, best offer over $1,650. 393-3998. GIRL WANTED to share two Rooms /* c 3 1 :»> Brookview, Perry. 625-4410, luggage 5-1-30 rack. 651-5819. 3-1-26 FULL r* TIME, part time sales opportunity. Leads. Training. . . oci ircn man, apartment. . 1 4 c one . bedroom Deposit already 11 . rAp,Toi nun CAPITOL CLUB. Ivion, women,' TREASURE CHEST evenings. 4-1-26 J Personal Good 351-1560. paid. 15 minutes walk to HUSBAND _ income. VEGA 1971 Hatchback, . . SECONDHAND STORE TRANSFERRED, c 1 oe 5-1-26 campus. 7i COMPANION 7", needed to until summer, for one male. Union, 211V4 Grand River, BOYS RED Schwinn sting-ray, dyestuff 34. Family car aquarium. Call 351-0775.4-1-26 upstairs. 5-1-29 18" frame, good condition, 14. Chemist' 35. Weather after 10pm. Be persistent I accompany woman to Health $35. 339-8685 after 3pm. vessel satellite 4-1-26 Spa Monday, Wednesday, DATSUN 1967, 1600 Roadster, on FURNISHED, 2 - 3 man MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, 3-1-26 15. White 37. Stadium and 37,000 miles. Needs work. VW SQUAREBACK, 1968. Friday for about 2 apartment. 1 block' from quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone vestments 41. Delicate Best offer. 355-9383. 3-1-26 16. Globule 42. Dismiss Radial tires, Tac. $1,000. 372-0395. S-5-1-25 332U-4273 3-i 26 ^ h0Uf' campus. 337-1230. 3-1-25 __485"_8®^6: GIBSON excellent ES335TDC condition, fender case, 17. Havens 19. Soap plant DODGE POLAR A 1967, V-8, Michelin's, many new parts. LlCEN^n "TwnTw LICENSED AND Life and A T7 SUBLET TW0 man apartment close to campus. Call ONS,n9BUSLINE near Sparrow. 91 s only' cookln9' bassman 3-1-26 bottom. 351-4249 22. Period 24. Pine Tree 676-2106 after 6pm. 5-1-26 and H agents, unlimited 1Q1.R378 3-1-25 $15/ week. 332-2600 or State: abbr. direct mail leads and up to 482-3727. 5-1-24 OLDER WOOD furniture. 26. Inert $500 per month front FIAT 850 1970, completely Priced from $145 , BEDROOM LUXURY, Reasonable, bureaus, tables,, rebuilt. $1500 or best offer. WILLIAMS ZL? unfurnished, $180. Phone PRIVATE ROOM in rockers, vanity. 112 East 353-8150. 5-1-24 Located west of Frandor on Km after 7pm, 351-7589. 3-1-25 redecorated from campus. house, block 332-1946 Kilborn. Will deliver. Grand River. Open Monday 485-8357. 1-1-24 and Thursday till 9 pm. Phone 484-3207. NEED INCOME? Men who NEED 1 girl spring term for 2 avanlngs. 5-1-26 SKI PACKAGE, boots included, "We think service" desire to get ahead with a man $75 per month. Call WANTED: ROOM with private used only 3 times, also Top 5-1-29 professional future, would 337-0373.3-1-24 entrance, $70 - $80, close. line stereo equipment. $10,000 to $15,000 income Sharon 332-2270 3-1-24 VW 1967 Fastback, clean, the first year interest you? It TWO GIRLS sublet apartment s ' Pioneer SX1500TD and CFA700 speakers. 4 months maintained well, $750. 351-5729 evenings. 5-1-24 ;ss!,S2&ur- old. Leaving town, must sell all. Call 484-5812. 1-1-24 1962 4-door Lincoln Classic, Laming IVS 0,„ ~ ,p,in, ,.,m CM., Villa*. =" ' SKI BOOTS • 5 buckle Henke's, Asking $1,250. Arizona car. 351-0278. 3-1-26 21 and interested in a future $70/ month. 332-6372. close. 332-8965. 0-5-1-26 size 9. Poles also. 351-4670 1-1-24 Use Your with a good income, no 3-1-25 Dozens of ways to enjoy life lay-offs, no strikes, and good — ROOMS FOR men — with DESK 30"x50", $10. Crib MASTER CHARGE in the rental fringe benefits, call Mr. MALE ROOMMATE. Quiet, kitchen privileges, close to more are Daniel Reel at 694-0422 Cedar Greens Apartment. campus, $15 per week. 523 complete, $25. Playpen, $5. columns of the Want Ads. Bicycle, $5. Call 351-9459 At The STATE NEWS 'Lansing, for personal R®nt negotiable. 351-9106. Grove Street. Phone 3-1-26 Check now. interview. 3-1-26 3-1-25 361-3194.3-1-23 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, January 24, 1973 15 'Continental spirit' on rise in Europe RV GEORGE WHITE By GEORGE WHITE * Kreinin, professor . , of economics at MSU, said. they smother the local business with their State News Staff Writer polished produce _ . Kreinin who has served as a United Nations economic and lower prices. European Common Market, many feel that American is everywhere In Europe but Europeans don t own consultant cites three major reasons for criticism '—n«nv." Jean LaVous, a French resident of multinationals will become less of a factor in the already . Company," Jean LaVous, *MuItinationals are psychologically bad for the nation "The companies beat the export tariff costs by building industrialized nations. Kreinin, an international specialist, because they are controlled from abroad instead of where production facilities in foreign countries," Kreinin pointed disagrees. Lansing, say8- .. . . multinational corporations (companies they are based wnere out. r ^.^on'Taciiities abroad) have helped revitalize U.S. trade restrictions The economist illustrated "The enlargement of the European Common Market ■production^ ^ ^ "continental spirit" is now firms prevent trade with on foreign ■ based American point recalling a company that had a production plant in Buffalo Buffalo but from six to nine will make Europe more economically lfar, ® „mnn« many Europeans. manner determine another countries such as China and in that one in near - by Toronto but built built another another attractive," he asserted. "There is more impetus for Tn influence will not last much longer," LaVous, contacts. country's economic and political America does not have just to beat Canadian tariffs. involvement, multinationals will grow, not decline." ner,cf" enroll at MSU as a business major, claims. "It '"Multinationals a monopoly on multinationals -- But Adams says that multinational growth depends on are interfering with the economic policy Europe, Canada and Japan are involved in international American economic policy. - ll Kissinger said 'Europe is on the rise" " ® of these nations. . In I? net I ancirin business as well. lother , .... . „ a Many "—v economists blamed vvvuvhuovo uiamtu multinationals lor uiuitiiiauuuais for the uie recent reueni Adams illustrated his point claiming Nixon also says that attitudes toward American money crisis in Europe when the German mark, English _ multinational groups as we - surrogate Nationals are changing In Europe. pound and other European currency fluctuated in value. "" "" governments usually encourage the re - evaluation 11^ as foreigna John Connally alienated European nations when of * he tried to "strong - arm" them into certain trade agreements, possibly C l don't think the French are angry at the firms," Massive money transfers by the multinationals cause fluctuating currency. Japan has such a currency. jeopardizing American multinational business in Europe. instability in the economy, critics say. "There will be some re - evaluation of the yen," Kreinin lUghh American American multinationals have been instrumental However, Walter Adams, professor of economics at MSU, said, saying such action would be beneficial to world trade. Adams said the future of multinationals depends on how economic revival o po Jf' * disagrees with these critics, claiming that money transfers But strongly President Nixon wiU back them against legislation blame the firms for economic problems and are not significant enough to affect a nation's balance of Japanese multinationals and exporters are in like the Burke Hartke bill. Adams opposition because the yen would increase in value, - pointed out that strong payments or its currency. raising presidential opposition to protectionist bills e EuJopean^ations have definite gripes," Mordechai The biggest criticism of multinationals is the claim that the costs of their products and possibly lowering their sales. 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Chemical engineering (B M), JCULTURE AND civil engineering (B), computer II f (B), SCHEDULE: VARSITY '""s agricultural Bal ■al economics (B^ M), . . engineering (B M)i T,'al e*lension (M)i Ku? Ihorticulture (B M)' cr°P M KB ulenc! ,B M)- s°» (B T 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 * Kfiy ^1' b,ochemi»try. T 'B M)i chemistry ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ OUT } EDWARD'S STANDING in its field ['Port/ Comfort designed interior I Car Radial - ply tires Front wheel drive A very "IN" price. The RENAULT- 12 Automatic Transmission $2,349 OAKLAND, LANSING Wednesday, Janua,lrV 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 24,1, m Campus crime down, police report says School to the drastic reduction in car thpf. Hi (continued from page 1) BOARD EXAM TUTORING SPRING BREAK with UNION year while two were listed for the same time in 1971. down to 9 in a 1972 six - month period ffI Tutoring classes now being BOARD FLIGHTS, Spain Overall, sex offenses such as indecent exposure, sexually but he said the closing probably had onlv a J!!18 formed for the coming $279, Nassau $179, London motivated assaults and obscene telephone calls went down larcenies in residence halls. min°UliJ LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Board $175. Contact us Monday The report showed a 33 per cent decrea» exams. For information call through Friday, 1-4 p.m. or to 38 from 44. I erious Ifelonies, which the FBI lists « T ^A . serious 313-354-0085.0-1-1-24 phone 353-9777. C-1-31 Zutaut said the 18 - year - old age of ™i°*ltyj ...» tts nomicjfc 1 the"numk^ ■ - larcenies and assaults. Zutaut said RUSSIA-SCANDINAVIA Announcements for It's What The MSU Horticulture Club affected arrests for minors in possession of alcohol, which crimes were down to 810 from the 1971 EARLY GREETINGS invites aU to a meeting at 7 p.m. of Happening must be received in dipped from 104 to 4. *■ Christmas cards 5 London weeks. $387 Inclusive. departures. Small, the State News Office, 341 today in 209 Horticulture Bldg. He attributed the closing of the Lansing Boy s Training of 1207. m Introduced 1 Student Services Bldg., by I Richard Northrup will speak on international group camping Germany, about 1874. travel (ages 18-30). Also least two class days "operation of the Michigan Birthday cards, at first, were Europe, Africa, India: 3-11 befor publicatio No Florists Assn." 100 r- Christmas cards weeks. Write: Whole Earth 1971 converted but their messages by 1910 they carried own sentimental written specifically Travel. K.C., Mo. 64141 Ltd., Box 1497, The Family Ecology Club Freshman Human Ecology Club will hold a joint meeting with a and CAMPUS CRIME for a birthday. speaker on community service TOTAL It's fun to put greeting present Spring Holidays: 106 International Center. field experience at 7 p.m. messages in STATE News Free port $169, Nassau $179, Charles R. Goerth will speak on Thursday in 9 Human Ecology Classified Ads. It's sure to 'Effects of Metrification Bldg. Spain $239, please the person it's Packaging." There will also be a directed to and you'll feel STUDENTOURS, 351 2650. I3.I.3I guest speaker from SPHE. Kenneth Benne, professor of 3TOLE-N good too. To place your philosophy and human relations loving thought, dial The MSU Veterans Assn. will at Boston University, will hold a TRCfpeRnf at 7 p.m. today in the seminar at 2 p.m. today in 507 NOW. HURRY!!! meet American Legion Post behind Erickson Hall. SPACE IS FREE ... A lesson in the bus depot. All LIMITED ON ASMSU'S complexion care. Call FLIGHT TO ACAPULCO welcome. Certified divers - the MSU AR% 484-4519 East Michigan or SPRING BREAK, $249. Scuba Club is open for 485-7197 Lansing Mall. membership to all students, MERLE NORMAN reserve a spot In the sun this faculty and staff. Meet at 8 COSMETICS STUDIOS. tonight in 215 Men's Intramural corporate personnel recruiters at Bldg. C-3-1-25 Don't be left in the cold I 7:30 p.m. today in the Teak Room, Eppley Center. Carl Braden, director of the Electrolysis . Call 353-0659, 355-4560 or Educational Fund, will speak 01 ONLY perrrtpent hni/ 332-6047. OR stop by Free U classes meeting today: "Racism and Repression removal.. V ASMSU, Radical Economics - 7:30 p.m., Facial - Hairline - Bods ^ Lessons from the South'' 307 Student Services. 101 Bessey Hall; Electronic 7:30 p.m. today in 00 Virgima Hanchett Music - 7 p.m., 105B Berkey Hall; Advanced Hebrew - 8:30 Engineering Bldg. 325% S.Grand, Lansin ' I Phone 484-1632 p.m., 855 Grove Street; Spartan Rifle and Pistol Club - 7 to 10 The Chess Club will discuss PREGNANT? WE understand. p.m.. Demonstration Hall; Yoga PRESIDENTE hotel! $249 tournament plans and hold a Call us. PREGNANCY - 7 a.m.. Union Green Room. special election at 7 p.m. today COUNSELING. 372-1560. complete. ASMSU Travel. in the Union Gold Room. Please 0-1-31 353-0659, 355-4560, bring sets and clocks. NEEDED - ATTRACTIVE 332-6047. 8-2-2 Typing Service The MSU meet at 7:30 p.m. Cycling Club will today in the CAMPUS CRIME /972 co-ed to live - in on horse farm in return for riding and Conference Room, Men's Intramural Bldg. to plan this exercising horses. Call 651-5478, after 6pm. 3-1-24 FOR stereo QUALITY service equipment, see the on COMPLETE SERVICE. THESES Discount spring's race. ON SMALL CIGAR ADS printing. IBM typing and The Student Zoology DATES FOUND by people, not STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East binding of theses, Resumes, Committee will meet at 6:30 Grand River. C-1-31 computers. Low fee. Write p.m. today in 404 Natural publications. Across from FTC proposes ban J&S Box 779-E, East Science Bldg. All interested ALTERATIONS AND campus, corner M.A.C. and students are welcome. Lansing. B-3-1-25 Grand River, below Jones REPAIRS - NORGAARD'S TAILOR SHOP. 37 years Stationery Shop. Call The MSU Promenaders are PINBALL WIZARDS! COPYGRAPH SERVICES, BRESLER-S tournament experience, 1609 East sponsoring a membership drive. - 337-1666. C-1-31 no entry fee - $550 in prizes Kalamazoo, Lansing. All beginners and those WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Trade Commission same quantities and are inhaled. interested round — 24 hours — January 23rd, 482-2245. 1-1-24 TYPING TERM papers, theses, in square dancing are invited to join from or (FTC) Tuesday proposed steps to prohibit radio and The Little Cigar Council, a trade organization,^ January 25th - 545 East etc. Electric. Experienced. 7 to 9 tonight in 34 Women's television advertising of small cigars, giving them the same statement saying that highly speculative language n WILL CARE for pre-schoolers in Grand River. 3-1-26 licensed home. Near JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Intramural Bldg. ban now applied to cigarets. by HEW. my MSU. Call 332-4307. 3-1-26 C-1-31 It asked Congress to include the small cigar under the "All smokers know that cigars, be they big »■ STAFF NURSES. To all staff on 2nd floor at Olin All those interested in the federal legal definition of a cigaret. differ greatly from cigarets," the council said, "ftl The FTC said its laboratory had tested 25 varieties of aroma and smoking characteristics of the two prodtT nurses Alternative Community Chest Health Center, thank you BOB'S MOBIL KEY SHOP, CHANGE THINGSI Sell Drive of the People's very, very much for the care servicing home, auto, office. household goods you're tired Cooperative Council will meet at small cigars for tar and nicotine content, and 22 varieties distinctly different and to ^compare the two i| and treatment given to me Anytime, anyplace. of with Want Ads. Dial 8 tonight in 34 Union. fell within the range reported for cigarets. comparing apples and oranges." j during my stay there. 482 3086.3-1-26 355-8255. The Retailing Club will host It also said the Dept. of Health, Education and welfare The FTC asked Congress to make stronger tht| Fondly, John (Jack) has indicated that the small cigars may well present the warning now required in cigaret advertising a Butterick with new fashions and Calabrese. 1-1-24 CHILDCARE in East Lansing EXPERIENCED TYPIST, IBM. Fenstamachers explaining how same health problems as cigarets, if they are smoked in the packages, and to apply it to small cigars. licensed home. Excellent Term papers, theses, resumes, fashions emerge at 7:30 p.m. The commission also recommended that the feds Peanuts Personal Ill facilities and lots of activities. Experienced teacher. Happy manuscripts, etc. JEANINE SMITH, 339-9714. B-5-1-29 Thursday in Ecology Bldg. 300 Human be amended to be require the tar and nicotine content J cigaret be printed on all packages and included | place for kids. Phone P. LAMB, Hey man, Happy An - A - Half. It's worth celebrating. Schaff. 1-1-24 337-0092.4-1-26 ASTROLOGY CHARTS YOUNG LADY, wheel chair bound, desires typing in home. 2 years college Those interested in building a student organization to fight racism and genocide are urged to LBJ's body lies in state advertising. Increased emphasis also should be placed o the public, especially young persons, about tlilfl accurately written, aspects damage to health which can result from cigaret CES HAPPY 21st birthday. The majoring in typing. Some attend a meeting of SDS at illness, arrived at the the FTC said. progressions, transits, basic 77:30 p.m. Thursday in 37 (continued from page 1) best year yet. Love, Angel. experience doing theses, hospital by helicopter 1-1-24 inter pretat ion help. resume's, correspondence and Uion. is buried alongside his Funds also were recommended for research tod>| before Johnson's body Reasonable. 349-0934. general work. 489-0531, Free U asks that all those parents and grandparents in cigaret not hazardous to human health, 5-1-26 interested in starting a commune reached there. ADRIENNE - A special Happy Mary Beth Miller. 6-1-31 the graveyard, situated in meet at 8 tonight in 38 Union. Birthday to you. Hope you Texas' hill country and FIVE - STRING Johnson underwent a LB] like MSU. Love, Mom & Dad. PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, Officials Free U needs resource people dotted with oak trees. 1-1-24 BANJO LESSONS Bluegrass and old-time styles. electric typewriter. Located close to MSU. Call 349-1773 for blues harp, carpentry work, ceramics and bridge, small Johnson suffered his first heart attack in 1955 when physical examination by U.S. Army Col. George mourn Banjos available. 484-6151. jewelry, edible wild plants, jazz, McGranahan on Thursday, (continued from page 1) the man Johnson ni 5-1-25 evenings and weekends. he was Senate majority organic farming, piano, pottery B-1-1-24 sensitivity and speed reading. If leader. He underwent other . « _ *nd T0m Johnson quoted , Of all the presidents, he has in 1964 in one { political III _ the doctor as saying the done the most domestically. greatest HOLT OR South Builder is anxious to take side. Instructions J® Transportation tion li&1 you can teach or coordinate a class, stop by the office, second floor Union or call 353-0660. attacks as the years passed, and Brooke Army General former president's heart I am saddened by his loss." House Speaker Carl of his American histoiy,! 1964 White f trades. In return, can move PIANO LESSONS. Classical thru Hospital in San Antonio "appeared to be stable. His Albert, another longtime opponent: you into a new home without modern. Guitar: folk, RIDERS WANTED to California kept a suite reserved for him electrocardiogram was very congressional associate of "The country k delay. Many to select from. classical and electric. Drums: The weekly meeting of the at all times much as it was on previous the 36th Call John Weaver, 694-2775. beginning thru advanced. Family of Man Natural Food On Monday, he called for tests; ™en; ,was ?,othing President, was great political I Co-op will be held at 8 tonight described by aides as "very, dedicated A merit* J B-3-1-25 332-6726. 5-1-29 at the Family of Man Store help and Secret Service new m his vital signs." very upset" at the news. have lost beneath Paramount News. agents found him slumped EAST LANSING - Absolutely Everyone is welcome. on the bedroom floor of his McGranahan telephoned Albert's statement said, memory of i charming old world flavor "I have never been closer to friendship 1 will ] home. All brick with 3 ranch. A plane carried him Johnson at 8:30 a.m. The Soaring Club will meet at hold close." bedrooms to Brooke hospital where he Monday and reportedly anyone in high political plus 2 more on 7:30 p.m. today in 35 Union. third floor. Gorgeous ANN BROWN. Typing and DON'T FORGET blood comes The third session of ground was pronounced dead. Johnson said: "I feel fine. I office in my entire life. I In spite of the sal multilith offset printing. school will be held. have lost a very dear of sorrow from jj woodwork, unusual and Complete service for only from people. Save a life. Mrs. Johnson was in had a good weekend. I did beautiful condition, den, friend." foes, former Supre Give blood. Professional Austin but, informed have a little discomfort in dissertations, theses, sunroom, 1V4 baths. donors compensated. MSU Coalition to End the quickly of her husband' my lower abdomen." Sen. Barry Goldwater, Justice Abe Fottai manuscripts, general typing, War will hold demonstration Possession June 15. $34,900. IBM. 23 years experience. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY against military a could not avoid | VQ'iters on Call Martha Mertz. 339-9466 BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. "deep and I or H.D.I. Realtors, 349-3310. 349-0850. C-1-31 C-1-31 campus today c&>£■ begir_£» V.*" w:30 p.m. 'rttf*0rrids '' rriday outside resentment" at tie! B-1-1-24 Reach the people you want for FEMALE, 27. desires skiing the Plau..ent Bureau, Services Bldg. Student No abortion prosecutions planned critics of Johnson, Fortas, one of«| j companion. Call 351-1405 closest friends and* employees with a Want Ad. 372-7600. 7-1-26 after 5pm. 3-1 -25 Dial 355-8255 today I The University Village (continued from page 1) cost extra. necessary, three he tried to f Babysitting Co-op is seeking to Facilities at the center If instituted at the health administrators said. increase membership. For unsuccessfully I Place Your information or to join, call are already available. center, abortions would be "The equipment that's justice, said "This»B "It's simply a matter performed fee for contributed Karyn at 355-6206. on a necessary is already in the who i|P PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD The Married Student Union of MSU will meet at 7:30 p.m. now of having a policy directive," Feurig said. service basis, though Feurig is not sure how much the hospital and it's been here for some time," Neumann his country person... than 4 The center may University would charge. said." Our obstetricians are "I can Today ... Just clipt complete, mail along with your .Monday in the Spartan Village hospitalize certain cases, but Administrators at the check or money order Day Care Center. All are already trained to perform moment feeling * welcome. also plans to use the three Lansing hospitals abortions." out—patient technique, bitter resentment^ —Sparrow, Lansing General Hillel invites those wishing to Feurig said. and St. Lawrence —said Any hospital abortions can this handle who were so ^ spend Shabbos at the Lubavitch at time," sharp in f * Student Synagogue to call Out-patient service they were waiting for a Miller said. 3 32-1916 for information or would allow a physician to ruling from Kelley before reservations. _Zip Code _ perform an abortion, keep performing any abortions the patient eight to twelve other than those intended Consecutive Dates to Run_ The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. will have a lawyer available from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m. every Wednesday during hours care for observation and then release her. However, given would depend on the individual case, he said. to mother. save Both the life Sparrow and of the Task force readies! winter term. MSU students can Lansing General investigated (continued from page 1) Classification Presently the health make appointments by stopping the possibility of abortion by 307B Student Services Bldg., center does not perform operations last fall, before j or call 353-06S9. therapeutic abortion, pViJJS Ve^nT^wTn'E ^e^a"?e !le J*, / adoption of abortions in they will be given a 219-page synopsis of newss$« Feurie said Michigan was defeated. Physicians and psychiatrists will examine* 33 Union to discuss authors tl The Health Center does nursing went ? topre®Newen'York for any intelligence officers will question them on Pn l knowledge thev mav have of their com"*! are personal favorites and lesser known authors. refer students to pregnancy to see how they were doing captivitv I K'," cNcum,n' Operation Homecoming anticipate* The South Collegiate as Michigan Concerned president of Sparrow men. because of their lona periods in captiviiy^l Fellowship inductive will hold Bible study at an 9 £Le""' Hospital, said. "We plan to periods ofTdiustoln S elves have tonight in 39 Union. All are srxs* tzTun zs"-wrtsl welcome. New York to abortion, Feurig said. receive an "We would try to do it tendency to'haveTcddKs I 85£ 3/S r3 Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid Radical and Marxist literature wiil be available from the Young Feurig said he did not Socialist Alliance from 1 to 3 expect implementation of 10 Words or Less: 1 day $1.50 5 days - $6.50 10 days -13.00 Michigan Health Dept. Tuesdays and Wednesdays Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word 65c per word 1.30 per word p.m. and from 12:30 to 3 p.m. guidellines would delay srssf SM charm would nrnh.M,, ~ ' u,e reiurnees will be sent to ir □ □ Thursday? in the Union main abortions at the center. less that £100 " California from which they will fan ou. - □ lobby. Examples at New York Like pother service !° TZ thM 30 "WhcpiUIs <***10"J Chicano students are urgently clinics using out—patient some Dhvsicians will nni further treatment and examination. -J Michigan State News Classified needed to help with a variety of services show the cost of an I* fftiEJ 3 wish to participate and *» i,"«nu,y ru."'r wiu take piaw - reunion ,wlll,r* . ,0«*j •""P1*1f^Unl i. 347 Student Services Bldg. volunteer programs helping Chicanos in the community. abortion to be between some >me will, he said. jJJj* JJ? "?e "rlvi V*at "»« ,0^ »t J18 J?Lil*! MSU East Lansing. Mich. 48823 Transportation will be provided. $150 and $300, Feurig said. *• No special ■ ■ equipment for make Zn th® lnno w.n H! tHn£ ™ ^ He,d- rUrk nf P** -I e Call Art Vazquez at 35 3-4400. Any hospitalization would performing abortions is E "ulipplnes, ^ for flown, a reunion«tthere.government exp* |