»hc michigan Volume 65 Number 91 Friday, January 26, 1973 fiet peace Johnson's body lay spur sent to Texas |3W rivalry IOSCOW (AP) - Vietnam at peace become a new focus for rivalry after last tribute >n the Soviet Union and China. WASHINGTON (AP) - Lyndon the Rotunda of the Capitol to lie in „an diplomats forecast that the Johnson was borne home to final rest state. Communist giants will compete in the Texas hill country Thursday Mrs. Johnson, his wife of 38 years i influence in North Vietnam as after a quiet tribute from the capital — all through his rise through « redirects its energy to postwar and the people he served. Congress, the Senate, the vice istruction. "The years will be lonely without presidency and finally the nation's during the height of the highest office — was serenely ting in Indochina the See related story page 11 composed through the service. aw-Peking dispute overflowed in Throughout the chill night the lines should have been a harmonious of people waiting to file past the bier him," said close friend Marvin Watson effort to aid a Communist ally. in his eulogy. stretched across the Capitol Plaza — Soviets accused Peking of often to the Supreme Court, a very "Those of us who loved him take lsjng transit across Chinese comfort in the knowledge that before long block distant. Capital police tory of essential munitions estimated 40,000 saw the coffin. he died, he could see the dawn of ,ed for the North Vietnamese, For a final time at the Capitol, the domestic tranquility and of foreign riet commentators went farther presidential ruffles and flourishes and peace which he gave so much of his "Hail to the Chief' were played for that the Chinese had great heart to bring about." Johnson. mturous" plans to cut economic between the Soviet Union Hundreds were waiting at the Johnson died Monday at his Texas iian countries. National City Christian Church when ranch, at the age of 64. the motorcade arrived and Peking, the countercharge was The state funeral service, lasting an saw eight 'Soviet revisionism ... wants to military pallbearers carry in the silvery hour, was official Washington's last coffin. inate the recipient cally so as to establish a colonial countries Places wreath farewell to the 36th President of the The 900 invited guests, included United States. His successor, Richard if the new tsars." President Nixon places a wreath near the flan the powerful of this and other nations - draoed casket of former President Lyndon Nixon and Mrs. Nixon, attended the people who had served with — ie inference was that Soviet aid in Johnson in the Capitol Rotunda Wednesday. Mrs. - North Vietnam included — was Johnson, left, stands with daughter Luci, her services as they had Wednesday when Johnson and those of the Republican husband Pat and son Lyn. AP the flag-draped ccffin was brought to 1 at expanding Russia's sphere of wirephoto administration that followed. And mce to China's southern border, another presidential widow was there, ith their circumstantial bond as Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower. ades in arms broken by the peace, Dr. George R. Davis, minister of the t -Chinese relations appear to church where Johnson has served as an taken a a ber Andrei >se turn for the worse, speech Wednesday, Politburo Kirilenko attacked the for their hostile, an ti—Soviet U.S. military begins role honorary newspaper president's death alone. elder, accounts were recalled that of the former that he died y and added a turn of phrase the "Oh, no. Oh, no," he said. "No experts saw as ominous. man ever dies alone; he may die in > said: "Serious attention in lonliness, but not alone." Viet truce commission our And when the service was over, try as well as abroad is attracted he question of Soviet—Chinese Dns." on Mrs. Johnson acquantances — — walked nodding to behind the ie North Vietnamese have been flag-drapped coffin of her husband. t in the middle, but in their Her two daughters and their SAIGON (AP) - The United States troops with rockets and bullets, were commission k for development aid they can Distinguished by vertical white only on a 60 day trial husbands were behind with Patrick military embarked Thursday on the being altered to carry the Communist stripes from nose to tail instead of basis, promising to give Lyndon Nugent, ,ly count on playing Russia off start of a one of the four peacekeeping role representatives who will join American dangling machine guns and rockets answer on the basis of early experience grandchildren, pt China to obtain reconstruction Vietnam, marking the beginning of the and South Vietnamese on four party pods, some of the helicopters also will on the scene. - In the church and at the foot of the end of what President Nixon called joint military commissions. temporarily support the International Sharp told the House of Commons stairs she paused to say a few words to bring the war, the Soviets gave America's longest and most difficult The commissions will put into Commission of Control and Wednesday that Canada demands President and Mrs. Nixon And then an estimated $500 million war. effect a cease fire beginning at 8 a.m. . - Supervision. This permanent began the journey home. \ of aid annually, most of it Sunday Saigon time. That is 7 (continued 17) Helicopters that once ripped p.m supervisory body is to include troops on page ry-related. through North Vietnam and Viet Cong EST Saturday. from Indonesia, Canada, Hungary and Poland. The Hungarian government issued a communique in Budapest giving its first public pledge to take part in the commission, citing "the wish to Recount backfires- 'uidelines spelled out contribute actively to the restoration of peace in Vietnam." But the Hungarians disclosed no winner gets 1 more details on the departure of their troops, expected to number about 290 Thomas Holcomb spent $150 for Alfred Sheridan, D-Taylor, Wednesday br complex cease-fire to help bring the four member commission's total strength to the agreed 1,160. Sources in Jakarta, Indonesia, said a one vote in the recount of the 58th District state House race. Trouble was the vote went to his opponent. Rep. Frederick Stackable, R-Lansing. began counting the approximately 25,000 votes cast in the 58th District in November. They stopped counting after both candidates withdrew their contingent of Indonesian troops will In a recount Thursday of 30 challenges late Thursday afternoon. ' course, brought into South Vietnamt to equip Ay to Vietnam even before the cease - precincts challenged by Holcomb, who "It's a rule of thumb to always the hatred will not these troops and against an absolute fire is signed on Saturday in Paris, count the first petitioner's precincts lost by 76 votes to Stackable in y disappear, and, of course. ban on troop reinforcements and Some of those expected to make up who have fought for 25 News Analysis" replacements. the 290 - man Indonesian force have November, Stackable gained one vote. first," Sheridan said. "Then the other Holcorib withdrew his challenge of (continued • been training in swampy terrain similar on page 17) \ will not easily give up their th#t h;(V(, |#8ted th(, ( 0ntro, The presumption, Kissinger spelled to that in South Vietnam, the the election after the 30 precincts he ■fives, but also people who had contested showed the one • vote mechanism is rigged to depend largely out, is "that there is no way that informants added, and six American muffered for 25 years gain for Stackable. Stackable, who had may at on the goodwill of the contending North Vietnam can live up to that C130 transport planes are standing by contested the remaining 27 precincts, Tome to know tl\at thev can Pities which, in Kissinger's words, agreement without there being a outside Jakarta to airlift them to also withdrew his request for the v their h*, have fought and suffered for 25 years. reduction of the North Vietnamese Saigon. recount. Given the artfully constructed - forces in South Vietnam." Poland also gave its public ' "nitol means. "I withdrew my requests ambiguity of the agreement, the commitment to participate on the for a recount because I felt it was no longer . , enforcement provisions could be truce commission. Premier Piotr r sin9er explaining the Vietnam expected to bear a crucial role. This is In practical terms, this means that Jaroszewicz said in Warsaw the cease - necessary," Stackable said. "The PS'eement Breement Jan Jan. 94 24, to,-, 1973. election statute allows the winner to especially so in view of the fact that the supply routes across the fire was a "victory for peace over war. Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) which a success for realism and common withdraw his challenge of the ■ 73 washington star-news the cease-fire schedule for this uncounted portion of the vote if it Saturday will go into effect with North Vietnam has depended on since sense." JSHINGTON, Jan. 25 - Like 145,000 North Vietnamese troops still last April's offensive, and across the In Canada, Foreign Secretary does not reverse the election." Holcomb not available for (agreements the Vietnam between implacable holding positions in South Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh Trail, a vital guerilla Mitchell Sharp said his government comment. was peace accord As Kissinger explained, the North supply conduit since 1963, will be will start immediate contacts with the s an elaborate mechanism of A bipartisan elections committee Vietnamese military presence in the other three commission members to •tional control. made up of four Republicans and four South isio balanced off in the agreement ouiimi plot out the first steps. Canada has Democrats plus Democratic House 1 unl'ke most such agreements against strict controls on any supplies (continued on page 17) agreed to participate in the Elections Committee Chairman Rep. iourt rule stirs medical issues I973 Washington starnews from England, he said, shows that All the birth defects that are due to Many feel it would be more realistic women who have undergone abortions abnormal chromosomes — some 15 to ■shington _ now that to have the law permit abortions as News Analysis previously also may face a greater risk 20 disorders — and more than 30 of ,s late as the 26th week of pregnancy — of miscarriage in the second three those due to chemical errors in the by Supreme Court • Private matter between the limit now, in fact, set by the reflected throughout the nation and months of pregnancy than do women genes — usually known as inborn a Maryland abortion law. probably will increase. in general. errors of metabolism — can now be weeks eifPhySician durin« the Fortunately, for both parents and Asked about the risks of abortion, "But it is important to remember," detected in a test in early pregnancy. y ^ Pregnancy, a number related Tietze said the Population Council's said Tietze, "that the issue is not legal issues are bound the medical profession, the problem The test, done by a studies indicate that the risk of abortion versus no abortion at all, but procedure will probably present itself less and known as amniocentesis, is feasible complication and death from legal legal versus illegal abortion. Illegal to*th» \ fuling' for example, less frequently. A study made by the abortion in the first three months of abortion in unskilled hands is any time after the beginning of the Presn# ' the issue of how Population Council of some 72,000 pregnancy is far below that from 14th week of pregnancy and takes two unquestionably dangerous than K "Cyolegal State laws ab°rtion may legal abortions in New York and other states between June 1970 and July childbirth, but the risk approaches more childbirth or the risks to either mother weeks to complete. on the that of childbirth if abortion is an or infant in future childbirths, and in to £ y vary' but aH are 1971 showed that 75 per cent of the women who underwent the procedure performed in the second third of many parts of this country, has been It consists of using a needle inserted into the womb to collect cells shed by a... „ °" luestion medical opinion, pregnancy. the leading cause of maternal death." will involve the did so in the first 12 weeks of In addition, he the fetus into the surrounding fluid, said, studies from Due to recent diagnostic advances, then growing the cells in a laboratory. - pregnancy. Hungary — where abortion has been pregnancy can now be detennined by Since ther., according to Dr. legal since the mid - 1950's — indicate tests read in an hour, 10 days to two In which, fetu. Christopher Tietze, associate director By analyzing them, scientists can that women who undergo more than weeks after a woman has missed a of the council and one of the authors tell, say, whether an infant is destined one abortion have a somewhat single menstrual period. This can be of the study, this percentage among to be mentally retarded because the increasing risk that they will have a significant to doctors interested in New York residents has risen to 82 per presence of an extra chromosome premature baby, if they do desire to helping women who may risk giving dictates that it will be. h Of d"L hat wel«ht *nd cent. In the wake of the court decision, he said in an interview carry a fetus to birth. birth to a defective child, and who lechan ce " of p,nent who , * A study of a small series of patients thus may wish to have abortion. (continued on page 17) viability. Monday, this trend will probably be an Friday, Janu;larV 26. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan jglaTCTrflCity unit OKs queries summary on cable TV By JONATHAN KAUFMAN cable proposal television — better reception - is not as important to State News Staff Writer potential subscribers. National Cable's sealed proposal was opened by the A long list of questions on a proposal for building an commission Dec. 13. Since then the commission, which East Lansing cable television system was approved by the iliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|lliailllliailllia111111 East Lansing Cable Communications Commission recommends acceptance or rejection of cable company Wednesday night. proposals for franchises, has been reviewing the proposal with the aid of expert consultants. "Ask any black person if there The 35 questions, ranging from requests for details on The list of questions being sent to Drake were compiled technical equipment to inquiries about minority hiring a war in America and he will is practices, are contained in a letter to Edward E. Drake, by Thomas F. Baldwin, professor of television and radio tell you, yes, there is a war executive vice president of LVO Cable, Inc. of Tulsa, Okla. and communications at MSU, from questions raised by cable commission members or consultants as they reviewed going on in America to repress — the parent company of the firm proposing to build a the proposal. blacks living in this country." 50-channel system for East Lansing. Carl Braden, Drake plans to meet with the commission next Wednesday's meeting, which lasted three and one-half Wednesday. hours, was to complete the wording of Baldwin's rough information director The proposal for building the system comes from draft of the questions. Southern Conference Educational Fund National Cable Co., the only company to seek a franchise Questions that the letter raises include: under East Lansing's tough cable ordinance. National Cable •Why a construction cost estimate for the commission now serves Married Student Housing and a small part of and National Cable's estimate differ by about $498,000. East Lansing under an old agreement. •Why operating cost estimates differ by about iiliiiillllliiillllliiliilliiiilillllililllliillll|limi11 Further expansion was voluntarily halted last year while $170,000. . the new ordinance was drawn up. The ordinance calls for National Cable's fixed camera, a proposal says the studio will include a studio set, several chairs, a table and a Opposes proposal the connection of all parts of the city in the cable system. Shooting spurs violence Other cable companies contacted by the city that once microphone," operating at the push of a button. The Rev. Truman Morrison, East Lansing Cabij I expressed interest in building a cable system have said they The Rev. Truman L. Morrison, commission chairman, Demonstrators and police clashed Thursday in objected to parts of the stringent ordinance, including a called this part of the proposal "a flagrant discrepancy," Commission chairman, said Tuesday there was 11 "flagrant discrepancy" in a proposal for public accea I Milan, Italy when 20,000 persons marched in this seven-year franchise period, which they consider too short adding that the ordinance intended "something more than traffic-clogged city to protest the police shooting to make a profit; forfeiture of the franchise at the will of just facilities for the garbage man just dropping in to beef channel equipment. | the city; a buy-back provision which, they said, does not about something." State News photo by John Dickson I of two youths in a street battle two days age. reflect increases in the system's market value over the years; The demonstrators, apparently mostly students, and an ordinance provision treating the franchise holder as hurled stones and Molotov cocktails. Police responded with tear gas bombs and charges. Some a public utility, which allows for greater city control of rates and practices. FOR STATE OFFICIALS Commission members have contended that a strict police trucks caught fire and were seriously ordinance is needed to insure public access to community damaged. The demonstrators were protesting a brief but bloody clash between students and police outside the Bocconi University grounds Tuesday night. groups and a variety of programming uses for educational and other purposes. They argue that such uses will benefit the franchise holder because the traditional attraction of Ethics Milliken said. code authorizes the creation SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$S$SAVESS$$AV1 In a message to the nation, marking the second anniversary of his army coup, Amin said he would | SHEPARD'S "demolish any artificial barriers erected by the colonialists and 5 DAYS ONLY 20% 30% their agents to Uganda's independence." |j Pre-lnventory Nixon steps up job effort 40% 50% Shoe Sale With the Vietnam War ending, President Nixon 2 Over 2,500 famous Brand Shoes That Must Go By Feb. 1st Thursday ordered a renewed federal effort to find OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY IS REDUCED Over 1,000 jobs for returning veterans. Nixon signed an executive order strengthening FOR THIS EVENT EVERY DEPARTMENT Pair of WOMEN'S SHOES Downtown and East Lanisng directions that federal agencies and federal contractors and subcontractors list job openings IS TUNED AND READY TO SOUND-OFF WITH SAVE Values to ^ Values to UP with employment service systems. The President directed that the federal THE YEAR'S BIGGEST BARGAINS TO 75% $20 NOW... $i - $30 NOW $10 government must submit regular listings of suitable employment openings to state employment 0 LADIES services the U.S. employment service. or In addition, the Labor Dept. was ordered to HI-FASHION SNOW BOOTS Over 400 pr. Downtown and East gather information on the effect of the program SAVE Lansing and to recommend other action if the present GUITARS-AMPLIFIERS-RADIOS effort is deemed inadequate. COMPONENTS-ACCESSORIES-RECORDS UP TO 80% Values NOW . to . . $55 $ 10 Values to $55 NOW.. . $15 BAND INSTRUMENTS Suit asks minority hiring CHILDREN'S r MEN'S Over 700 Pairs Downtown The U.S. Dept. of Justice has filed suit to end Only Over 300 Pair Downtown & East LansiK /tfiujkfc JUMPING JACK and CHILD LIFE what it calls discrimination by the Boston Fire Famous Brand Year Round Style* Dept. in the hiring of blacks and SAVE UP Values SAVE UP Values to Spanish-surnamed persons. The civil suit, filed in federal court Wednesday, TO 60% to $15 now. $5 TO 75% $39 NOW . 10 asks that members of those minority groups be hired in a number at least equal to their proportion 2 EAST LANSING in the community. ' MUSK CO. % 317 E. Grand River DOWNTOWN C. 326 S. Washing Signed Kleindienst, by U.S. U.S. Atty. Gen. Richard G. Attorney for Massachusetts OPEN TODAY ar f\ OPEN TODAY James N. Gabrial and Justice Department lawyer 245 ANN STREET , E. LANSING 9:30 a.m.-9 pm EL 9:30 a.m -9 P'1"' I James N. Fallon, the suit would force the department to recruit minority group members, 402 S. WASHINGTON , LANSING > Use your BankAmericard or Master Charge m hire and promote them. «« SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SAVE$$$SA| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 26, 1973 3 ucational panel seeks student input By MICHAEL FOX An aide in Gov. Milliken's office said the Public Interest Whatever the student input, Milliken cited several areas State News Staff Writer Research Left out in an alphabetical listing of commission n , Group r in Michigan (PIRGIM) »» mivmgaii livvjrim I had iiau declined uet'iuieu an au of student interest in his message to the group Wednesday, members in Wednesday's State News were: Harriet Rotter, lirinc student input to the Gov Milliken s invitation to nominate an individual for the higher Beyond concern with higher education coordination and Oakland Community College instructor; Harriet K. Rush, ion on Higher Educationcould be "major problem education commission. '"npw'lv" established group, Richard L. Beers, Milliken has promised to make two governance, Milliken sought recommendations for action on president of a Romulus manufacturing firm; Kenneth or three more balancing the actual costs of education between the Seaton, president of Detroit and Northern Savings & Loan on executive director, said Thursday. appointments to the group, one of which will represent student, state and society. At MSU, the state pays more Assn.; C. Robert^ Secrist, Kellog Community College rn°"biem with students is knowing who to talk to," private colleges. At this time, University of Michigan than twice as much as students do for education costs. instructor; Ilene Tomber, president Michigan League of tid "With faculty, we can go to one of their major graduate law student, James Spaniolo, and Wayne State The governor's speech was generally critical of higher Women Voters; Robert E. Waldron, Associated Petroleum there is no one group that represents University graduate student, ttions but Sharon Leder, serve on the education institutions for having lost public confidence Industries executive director in Lansing and Henry group. Spaniolo is a former assistant to President Wharton. Woolfenden, Birmingham attorney. while singling out areas he sought action in. ■ H nt advisory committee for the commission is lu<7 by Beers to supplement the two graduate Appointed to the 26 - member group on Dec. 29 (dents are so diverse, it's difficult to find a Utative body that reflect their concerns," Beers said. Culd go to student government or the student press, ■ my feeling that rea| campus leaders sometimes shun Fuel 'crisis' called deceiving h-canizations. WASHINGTON (AP) restriction earlier this month controls on natural gas about one—third less energy energy consumption from •Slash the consumption C said he thinks the commission members generally A Ford Foundation by exempting heating oil prices and accelerated strip than is presently 10 to 15 per cent without of heating oil by an k some sort of attempt to reach out to specialized researcher Thursday blamed from the quotas and mining of coal. consumed," Freeman said. increasing the costs of their estimated one—fourth by ■ such as students, trustees, and faculty to secure full this winter's fuel shortages He allowing a 51 per cent proposed these products. properly insulating lAt least one commission member has questioned the on President Nixon's refusal increase in the amount of The moves would be measures. •Conserve the 25 per buildings. student advisory committee, to end present oil import certain i all petroleum which can be tc prompt higher •Revamp the energy rate cent of the nation's • restrictions and said the Encourage recycling k have some students on this commission already," imported. prices, Freeman said. structures so that big consumption of energy efforts because reclaiming shortages may be setting up "Recent industry estimates industrial bear the which metals from trash uses less E. Potter, Jackson attorney said. "Can't they users goes into consumers for a fleecing. Despite the action, indicate price increases on [nt that constituency?" "The 'energy crisis' Freeman said, industry and the order of 50 per cent for brunt of rate increases and are thus encouraged to transportaion by using the Highway Trust Fund to energy from than refining natural them ores. I commission took no formal action at its first could well serve as a smoke government proposals for natural gas," he added. invest in energy saving... improve mass transit and by "Unfortunately, there are ■g Wednesday on the student advisory committee, screeni __ for a massive ending energy shortages "The nation can keep Reports from several major implementing regulations tax incentives to mine the 1 the issue will probably be discussed at the group's exerciU in picking the include continuation of the warm, get to work and keep companies already indicate and taxes favoring cars with earth but none to mine the heeting on Feb. 28. The commission's tentative pocket of the American import quota, removal of industry humming with that they could cut their better gasoline mileage. es allow for the commission chairman to appoint trash," he sad. consumer to the tune of ' committees,but Milliken has not yet named a billions of dollars a year," David Freeman, director of J was no real objection raised Wednesday jy of seeking input from students," Beers said, btever the input, it has to be a genuine and real to the the Ford Foundation policy project, said. ' energy Teachers in Chicago The State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, W c have ■ that's not contrived for appearances," Beers said, no energy Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a crisis, but agree on tentative pact special Welcome Week edition is published in light recognize a group that spontaneously arises." there are problems galore," September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Freeman said in a speech Member Associated Press, United Press before the Consumer CHICAGO (AP) - Board votes the International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan package would increase the lilliken to visit Federation of America's consumer assembly. "This winter's so—called energy crisis was Parents of 550,000 public school children looked to possible classes resumption of Friday after proposal. Agreement Thursday morning after a night—long bargaining came board's deficit "very little if at all, this year." Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press Assn. Collegiate Press, Michigan Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Poll workers irket officials in manufactured right here in Washington," Freeman said, "it could have been averted negotiators reached a tentative agreement to end the longest teachers' strike session between negotiators for the teachers and the board. Early in the strike, Bldg., Michigan State Michigan, 48823. University, East Lansing |SING (UPI) - Gov. Tokyo, will provide in Chicago history — 11 which began Jan. 10, the Poll workers are needed with the stroke of a pen." will travel to personal service to Michigan school days. board had contended it for the ASMSU election Phones: Freeman referred to firms — particularly the News/Editorial 355-8252 NixoVs rejection three Robert M. Healey, faced a $73- million deficit Wednesday. 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Grand River MSU SHOE REPAIR 355-4672 East Lansing East Lansing 501V4 E. Grand River, look for our sidewalk sign As heard on the Michigan State Radio Network a«om from Berkay Hall, Beneath the Campus Drug Store STATE NEWS So tomorrow the killing will be signed. But there when there was only death There is only a sigh of relief last—is over. Let this be the final ending. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 26, 1973 5 IQONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ANNE STAFFORD OH. MPK YOUR REPoor MG&K, DEAR. UHATEl/ER CARD C*ME ycsTt&DAy OTHER SATISFACTIONS yOO M you* "I?.'* YOUR. FATHER. KA^J RIGHT fiRy DERIVE FROM TM/S *&ar OUT /WD HAP /r FRAMED HE'S HAN6/N& If UP W HIS STUDY NC SCHOLARLY ACHIEVEMENT, xjjoge made you know you've your father -zM Watch Nixon in peace too The renewed bombing attacks in unscrupulous nature of politics, he dissenters, rather than the second term Vietnam following the election-period peace would not raise an eyebrow listening officeholder that he is. talks; the Watergate affair, the to details of the Watergate scandal. If If the administration gets its way, administration's threats to enact the director of the Federal Bureau of the Public Broadcasting System, a legislation holding television producers Investigation has license to bug public recognized monopoly of the federal responsible for any "ideological officials and private citizens, why can't government, will have control over plugola" in their programming. . . It is Republican party workers? what goes over the air by withholding simple to categorize these renewal of station licenses over the developments as evidence of a steadily Concerning President Nixon's heads of network producers. worsening state of the world affairs assault on the news media, our cynic and let it go at that. would argue that the antagonism Even the conservative columnist The "hardened cynic" would be between the President and the press is William F. Buckley Jr.'s television momentarily startled by the cease-fire an omnipresent and traditional one. program, "Firing Line" is being announced last Lack of conflict between the two frowned upon, Tuesday, but he would expect and accept a resumption would be unnatural; throughout Take away a station's editorial of hostilities. history the press has laid siege to the right to present the side of an issue it sees — Well acquainted with the administration and has been sharply fit, as well as "controversial" political BOB NOYOSAD denounced in return. In addition to viewing these issues programs and "slanted" newscasts, and one is left with official government nonchalantly, the cynic might also documentaries, comedies and soap claim that issues appear more grave operas — an alarming prospect. Wor's glory today than yesterday. Due to better education, transportation and when one communication, the public cannot television has on help but be more conscious of This becomes even more alarming considers the great influence the masses in our society, and the manner in which it is corruption in national affairs. used as an educational tool. new at all. Alone on a mountain top that was nature, a part that refuses to burn emerged through the foliage. Those of us who rationalize an We are reaching the point where T ago saturated with bombs, bullets "I had a brother killed in Korea," itself out. Too bad everybody doesn't "Damn it, damn it! I apathetic attitude on such standards our society can be deemed a can't even f blood, a young soldier had just the soldier spoke aloud. "My father know that." forget this war for a minute!," he need to bf; a bit more discerning in democratic one only in relative terms. id news of the cease - fire. He was played the same game in Africa in The moon had become shouted. "I've been trained judgment. There is a side to these Newspaper reporters like Earl hazy now, as to kill and | for it, and began to search his soul World War II. He was lucky though. the last mists of to issues that too many people are Caldwell of the New York Times, are answer to the deep dark He only had a finger blown off. napalm and always be ready to kill. Why can't I gunpowder settled missing. being imprisoned for refusing to Iteries of the universe. "You know something," said the over the horizon. forget that reaction, or has my body disclose confidential The destruction and rape of a news sources. country and soul been taken by the There is Jerhaps he spoke to no one in infantryman, blankly staring at his was supposed to have stopped by now, over machinery of war? Why do I have to a significant information gap existing in our country today and People will no longer feel free to iicular. Perhaps he was trying to muddy boots. "The world has always but politicians were speak their minds in a society where ■ the whole world a profound truth. been seeking one last always remember? it can be attributed to what Paul crazy - it has never been at morsel of news sources cannot remain was no way to know for sure. glory. They had ordered Conn, asst. professor in the Dept. of confidential. » peace with itself. Ted used to always their troops to grab as much land as In this sense also, the "I gave two years of my life to this Political Jrhank God it's over," he told the tell me that men cannot survive possible and to extend territorial and now it wants more. It wants Science termed, "the adminstration is tampering with Led - out stump. "If only it had without a war, that some imagined boundaries as far as possible, until the war to increasing insularity of the executive the public's "right to know." me always be ready for war and all branch of government." J over a long, long time ago. battleground will always catch their truce was inscribed for real. of its challenges. It made a killer out Nixon will not grant conferences •The politicians played games with attention. The soldier thought of the last President Nixon is even with Republican governors, yet is of me, and now I have to live with that directing an _r five years. To them, we were "Maybe he was right." hospitable to the coach of the minute land for the rest of my life." unprecedented bias against the grabbing as being King more than tin soldiers playing Ted used to be a special friend of pathetically funny. War never stops, he American public in refusing to grant Washington Redskins. 1 Mattel toys. Who cares if a few of the soldier. Together they endured thought, not even for a few days. He But the soldier did have press conferences. Competition of ideas and opinions, lot killed along the way, it was only patrol and gave each other courage to one thing and above laughed so hard he cried. figured out, and he was dead right all, an informed electorate Jme anyway." withstand the hardships of war. But By now the eerie silence of the dark about it. Men do love war and all of its The State of the Union address is are essential elements of a democratic ■he stump nodded knowingly. He Ted had stepped on a mine one day. of glory and anguish and sorrow, and not a viable substitute for a press society. A government which refuses . . night began to penetrate his brain. 1 heard these words centuries ago, "Yup, Ted had his head together, all He heard noises and have a hard time keeping their natural conference. Nor, is an 11 minute to accept critical analysis, a president instinctively Lpt then it was a Chinese warrior right. At least he understood why men shouldered his weapon. Fate had desires under control. proclamation of a Vietnam cease-fire. who cannot bear the thought of Ampting to attain the same have to kill and maim and We have the right to know the facts public scrutiny does not deserve destroy to succeeded in playing a cruel trick on Bation. The words were not very live. He knew it was just part of their his mind as two But now a new generation of peace about the Watergate affair and the to remain in power. scavenging mice has been promised, a lasting peace the changes Nixon has effected in his "It's going to get worse," Frank B. world over. Our Mr. Nixon told us so. administration, since his reelection. Senger, chairman of the School of Where will our boys be, Mr. Nixon? Journalism gloomily predicted. John Burger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; Bervin At home where they belong, or out on What were Nixon's reasons for Let us stop being "hardened managing editor: Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager: Dorothy Ross, desolate outpost dismissing Peter G. Peterson as cynics" and work to prevent the editor. office manager. a in some new land Bill satisfying man's inborn thirst for secretary of commerce? One could fulfillment of this Holstein, campus editor; Rick almost believe Nixon was an incoming prophesy. The war Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Members of the board of directors: Vic bloodshed? has ended, but we must resolve our Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice Where will they be, Mr. Nixon? dictator purging his government of sports editor. president; Carolyn problems at home as well. 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Williams was active black couple purchase a rights activist said powerful coalitions, home that Braden owned in demonstrate and raise accused and sentenced to a in organizing blacks. Wednesday. all white Louisville, Ky. total of 55 years in prison. "If Williams werp to an "Ask any black person if plenty of hell," Braden said. suburb and then had the there is a war in America Blacks in the south have Another example, Braden return to North Carolina to face charges of kidnapping," house blown up. and he will tell you, yes, begun to organize and have said, was in 1971, in formed the Black People's Wilmington, S.C., when a Braden said, "there are Following the two week there is a war going on in trial, that ended on Dec. 13, Union party in some states, store was burned during a some whites there who America to repress blacks Braden added. He explained demonstration staged by a would want to hang him 1954, Braden received a living in this country," Carl black coalition. The before he stood trial so that sentence of 15 years and a Braden said. that soon after blacks began their organizing efforts in leadership of this coalition is why it is so important for $1,000 fine. Braden, information After spending eight was later accused of starting us to write Gov. Milliken director of the Southern these states that criminal fires and throwing rocks at urging him not to extradite months in prison, Braden Conference Educational charges began to be leveled firemen. Williams on these charges." said he was released only Fund and author of several against the leadership of because the Supreme Court these political parties. In Braden said that the Braden, who has been a pamphlets, said that 1968, in Charlotte, S.C., a refusal by state authorities journalist' for 24 years, said thought it a silly case. practically every black in "In solitary confinement to let blacks organize he and his wife are the only- the south who has spoken riding stable that refused to let blacks ride was burned political parties are the type couple in the country he I made up my mind to not against this racial war has rest until a man can make down. Braden said nothing of things that made Robert knows who have been either been inducted into up his mind to live where he PIRGIM INVESTIGATION wants to and eat where he wants to and this is what I'm all about," Braden Carl Braden, Charges longtime southern civil rights activist said Wednesday the U.S js wa stated. a war on black citizens to prevent their political organization. ' 'U"1 "Our job is to get white State News photo by John workers united with the Dick, FDA By JOHN LINDSTROM pressure on the Federal toyon a report it wrote on toy study Tuchinsky said. black liberation because blacks protect if we organize the whites are next," Braden said. movement don't help their rights to People's cooperative State News Staff Writer Food and Drug safety which indicated that Roger Telschow, Administration (FDA) to the FDA "by failing to list PIRGIM's board chairman Braden's appearance on Public State officials Interest of the Research improve "incompetent and indifferent" investigation of toys with obvious and grave hazards. is abusing the said that PIRGIM would be sending a packet of campus was sponsored jointly by the Robert to expand fund drive Group In Michigan . . trust of those who turn to it materials and information Williams Legal Defense (PIRGIM) said Wednesday toy safety. By JANESEABERRY president said. The dean of concert Monday i PIRGIM's charge is based for guidance." to Michigan's delegation in Committee, Dept. of they intend to put public Mathematics and Crisis in State News Staff Writer students office said the Brewery, ,' Ll|j Joe Tuchinsky, PIRGIM's Congress lobbying against organization is registered establishment near T CENTRAL UNITED the FDA officials. America. UNIVERSITY executive director, said the The People's Cooperative wlth the University. campus. All proceed ijjL division of the FDA that The hoopla all began Council will expand its fund BAPTIST METHODIST when PIRGIM issued its About 25 to 30 people's to the council, Emeijl CHURCH Across from e capitol investigated unsafe toys is report last December. raising drive for the COUncil members will also The fund drive *|1 4608 S. Hagadorn Road, Sermon — being transferred to a new Toys were classified as Austin slates alternative community be soliciting in East Lansing involve participating in the Lansing am JL X "Everyone l/ho is Angry independent federal agency, chest, this weekend to cover business districts carrying Consumer Product unsafe on three different East Lansing wttn mis Brother" the the MSU campus in an posters and council will charge a voluntuyl Worship-10 a.m. by Dr. Lyman Safety Commission. levels. The first level were toys that the FDA had hearings on effort to reach its $25,000 brochures, Emery said. of 2 per cent or lea J and 11:15 a.m. Services at 9:45 and "We hope that by putting g°al- The People's Council Items on the store 3 For bus transportation 11:00 a.m. pressure on both the FDA banned, the second level In one-and-a-half days of and other information call: Church School and Congress that we can were toys that were just as cycle safety soliciting from East Lansing originally received permission by the East permanent basis. Hk| will goto the fund din 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 hazardous as the banned 351-4144 keep those same LANSING stores and patrons last aty Council to the patron wish«| Nursery Available toys but had not been (UPI) - or incompetent bureaucrats in weekend, the council sol|c|t funds ln the East contribute. 485-9477 the FDA from banned, and the third were Secretary of State Richard collected only $300 Paul If the $25,000 p. 332-8472 toys that appeared Austin said Thursday Michigan is Lansing business district automatically transferring the first state in the country Emery, council member, over a six or seven day the group is exceeded J to the Consumer Product suspicious but whose said. He blamed the to undertake a full - scale perjod. The group plans to groups may receive« EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY dangers could not be pEOplES Safety Commission,'' low turnout on President s every weekend until from the drive by I* evaluated. study of bicycle and motorcycle traffic safety. inaugural activities which he the number of days are for amounts at i at M.S.U. "We found that for every said detracted from expended. meeting, Emery sa chuRch UNIVERSITY toy that had been banned "Public hearings in March merchants'business. In addition to the The drive will phone 351 - 7160 there four more items that will enable other interested SEVENTH-DAY The group hopes to solicitation the people's until the goal is re had the same defects but citizens to add their solicit funds at the COuncil will have a benefit added. I nterdenominat ional ALL SAINTS CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH had not been banned," concerns and insights to the 200 W. Grand River Tuchinsky said, materials already being Friday night Miles Davis 800 Abbott Road 149 Hiqhland Avenue concert, campus movies and at Michigan East Lansing analyzed and researched by 332-5073 The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector 337-1430 - OKEMOS the conference task forces," other major events and will WORSHIP SERVICE 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Saturday Servl<&: -FIRST BAPTIST 4684 Marsh Road, Okemos Austin said. "Anyone wishing to attempt to get permission to solicit at the Mariah Christian communicate ideas or concerts in McDonel kiva, 9:45 Sunday School lead a.m. Group Bible study 9:30 AM "Open The Door" by Dr. Wallace Robertson Worship 11:00 AM 11:00 a.m. Worship comments on either bicycle or motorcrcycle problems is Emery said. The people's council also to (on radio WUNN 1110 K.C. plans to distribute The Good News Circle, a guitars, percussion, if CHURCH SCHOOL Wednesdays urged to send them to my ALUMNI CHAPEL 7:00 p.m. Praise office. We'll turn them over brochures appealing for contemporary folk and rock piano and organ to of 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Discussion and Praver Groups on 8:30 p.m. College Fellowship to the proper study group." funds to MSU faculty and evangelism team headed by its message of C campus Crib through Adults 7:30 PM Call 882-6580 or above David Daku, Youth Minister The project, sponsored staff, Emery said. Bob Laurent, a Judson Future religious flj COFFEE HOUR The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain The group will continue College student from Elgin, include Congregil number If you need W. E. Robinson, Pastor by the State Safety KehiUat Israel's i AFTER SERVICES 1 p.nt-Holy Communion soliciting on campus 111., will provide music for transportation Commission, is being Phone: 349-2830 two worship services at 10 Rabbi Max Tickfe.1 coordinated by Austin. throughout the week, Emery said. a.m. and 11:15 a.m. director of the B'niii To solicit on campus, an Sunday, at the University National Officii UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN RINITY CHURCH EAST LANSING , JRIN 8411 Timberline Drive Ed&ewood United CHURCH organization must be registered with the dean of Baptist Church. The group has traveled Washington. D.C. to J the Sabbath services ftf fl 310 N. Hagadorn and 3. East Lansing students office, Jack and performed throughout Telephone: 351-8200 Church Bible Study Worship 9:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 332-3035 Breslin, executive the Midwest and uses voices, is Rabbi Ticktin'sinrt part of a series of fl Hagadorn, E. Lansing — An Ecumenical Fellowship 332-5193 University Classes Interdenominational 169 N. Worship Service-9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Free Transportation Jbne FREE 890 submarine] rabbi speakers whidB congregation is sf Morning Worshio Service Rev. Richard Reilly Family Worship Service-9:30 a.m. Sermon at 11:00 a.m. by Dr. Truman A. Morrison i with any pi>.za order. I this year. Rabbi Ticktin pr 7:00 P.h Evening W ' " —— I Sd. 7:00 P.f University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. For transportation Sunday mornings and evenings FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST | one coupon per pizza good thru 1-27-73 ham/salami turkey served as Hillel dired the U niversitiMl Wisconsin and Chicago^ Call 332-8693 or 332-0606 Grand River I " roatt beef I The services wi" at Collingwood Entrance I corned beef | 8:30 p.m. Feb. 2 and* ,mr| fast l.ansing MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. a.m. Feb. 3 in the >■ I located at 855 Gro*| "The Name of God" Sunday Services - 10:30a.m. East Lansing. Tim Limburg speaking MORNING SERVICE: Lesson Sermon Subject mikes God>$ - & EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. Women In "Truth" i "Men and EVENING SERVICE: God's World- "Tell It Like It Is" continued with discussion Rev. Hoksbergen speaking •Morning Worship* Visit our new Student CentBr pizza & s.innwM h shoppp I daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. j open Lunch Wednesday Reading Room 351-1600 12:30 - 1:30 UNIVERSITY REFORMED located in Church OPEN J^not valid withothvrcoupona d»Mv»ryj For transportation CHURCH Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. call 351-6360 Mon., Tues., Thurs., FrL, June in Sale] Kev. Tom Star evenings 7 9 p.m. wmmi or 332 8189 (across from Hubbard Hall) A11 are welcome to attend church services and visit and use the January AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE reading room. Due to the unseasonably warm weather we've nad — we find ourselves with too many boots of — so, out t**9y go at ■jpheaf' LUMS prices. Lutheran ST. JOHN S>&ivlk 'fttzftisi (Mcttd MARTIN LUTHER 1518 S. Washington Lansing CHAPEL 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Campus Ministries STUDENT CENTER Sat. 327 M.A.C. evening mass 7:00 p.m All women's tall winter boots | Sunday - 7:00 p.m. Sunday Masses: Pastor David Kruse "God Is Ahead of Us" WORSHIP HOURS ALC-LCA for students and faculty at 8:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 11:15 a.m. 50% off Values to J43°° 11:00 a.m. Communion 6:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Communion 9:00 p.m. [All men's Dingo Boot! UNIVERSITY 1st & 3rd LUTHERANCHURCH Weekday Schedule Matins 8:00 a.m. 9:45-A.M Fellowship 1020 S. Harrison 2nd & 4th 12:30 p.m. College Bible Class 332-2559 4:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. in the fireside room. for faculty and staff at ASCENSION LUTHERAN WORSHIP HOURS ST. JOHN EAST *19" Values to *36^° Sunday 11:00 a.m. 2780 Haslett 8:30 a.m. Matins 4828 S. Hagadorn 337-7691 Sunday Masses: "Wealth That Lasts" 10:30 a.m. Common 9:45 a.m. Dr. Roy Schroeder Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor WORSHIP HOURS 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m. Service 11:15 a.m. Weekdav Schedule 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thurs. MSU BOOTERY FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Sunday Schools For more information Call 182-0754 for information 9:15 a.m. 225 E. Grand River, East Lansing Call 337-9778 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 26, 1973 7 tv t. governor MICHAEL FOX "Traditionally, lieutenant governor's job the outlines duties one starts out with an eye perhaps administrative — Counseling in abortion „ News Staff Writer has been part - time with on seeking the office. responsibility for the "If Milliken does not seek Abortion counseling will still be a needed lust what does a most having active law operation of public even in light of the recent service, ant governor do. re - election in 1974, I may education." Supreme Court ruling, said practices on the outside," consider running for the Diane Deutsch of the Iling Lt. Gov. James Brickley said in a recent Brickiey's threat of state Michigan Clergy for Problem IckJey replied that his governor's job," Brickley takeover of public schools Pregnancy Counseling. interview. "There has been a said. Deutsch made the prediction ■often asks him the transition in the past several A to insure equal financing Wednesday night as part of the weekly series, "What Every Woman Should former agent for the liuestion. " was the strongest statement as the United years, though, starting when Federal Bureau of Know," in McDonel kiva. on the need for state aid Phil Hart was lieutenant ■ ,«x president's office Investigation, the 44 - year - reform to be issued by the Counseling before and after abortions will still be governor (1955-58, now ihiouded in obscurity U.S. senator)." old Brickley also elected to the Detroit was governor's office yet. recommended, because women have internalized cultural values, Duetsch said. ■to the angry speech The lieutenant governor The Michigan "For many years, women have been of Spiro T. Agnew, Common Council at age 32. taught abortion lc Constitution also defines is wrong, frequently is the lieutenant presides over the state President Nixon appointed the causing psychological stress to Senate and serves as lieutenant governor's women who find themselves ior of Michigan acting Brickley as U.S. Attorney job as, "duties requested of considering abortions," governor when Milliken is for Deutsch said. Ey unknown to the out of town, as he will be 1969, a Eastern Michigan in him by the governor." Deutsch said the Supreme Court T| public. position from which These other duties at this ruling apparently next week. he resigned made abortion legal in \ prime purpose is to to run on time include the Michigan. She said abortions "It takes six to ten hours Milliken's ticket in 1970. would probably be available at the J succession should chairmanships of the Center after Feb. 16. However, at the University Health ling happen to the a day when the Senate is in session," Brickley said. Brickley says his politics Michigan Bicentennial abortion referrals are still present time, lor" Brickley, who are similar to Milliken's Commission and the Veneral disease is on the rise being made to other states. The Senate in 1972 met moderate Lcted to a four - year - progressive Manpower nationally, according tc 1970 as Gov. 119 days. Republican stance. Planning Ruth Simon, another speaker at the seminar. Simon is In Council. health educator for the Ingham running ■ mate presiding over the The lieutenant governor's County Health Dept. Senate, Brickley can vote in The year old Manpower The syphilis rate in relation with Milliken, - Michigan is declining, Simon said, the of tie votes in the Planning Council but the gonorrhea rate is "almost out of Lng $25,000 a year, case 38 - member body. He has however, is questioned by coordinates In Ingham County, sight." ley's salary reflects the some Capitol observers who programs to reported cases of gonorrhea are voted 10 times, usually on ombat most prevalent in the 20 24 age group, while syphilis J of the lieutenannt doubt that Brickley plays a .. unemployment - |or in a state where routine matters though two very major role in the throughout the state, »js found more often in the 25 and over age group. Kvernor earns $45,000 years ago he cast the governor's administration. Kost department heads deciding vote to allow the Last week, Brickley lver $30,000. Senate to organize in favor generated some of his first of the Republicans. The attention as a spokesman Senate is split 19 to 19 for the governor on school Ieign show along party lines. "I've never voted on a bill Obscure /post financing. In a Grand Rapids speech lediWed of in the Senate, because it requires 20 votes to pass a Lt. Gov. James Brickley occupies an obscure to school administrators, he warned, "If we do not solve bill and 19-19 ties post in the problem of unequal bills |en center are on infrequent," Brickley Michigan state government where few citizens can financing of our schools, the ernational said. remember his name. state might be forced to coU State News photo by C. L. Michaels lis of Owen Graduate Conceivably, the assume full fiscal — and | wiH present some of lieutenant governor could fact a situation where he (costumes, songs and from their home casts a tie breaking vote to - ;s at 8 p.m. Saturday pass a Senate bill and then urguc » Owen Graduate walks to his first - floor t Cafeteria. The event Capitol office to sign it as to the MSU acting governor. ■unity. "It's an unusual job. No the ew shov ngoi THE 13ridaJ U Faski, i Tor 1973* MOST Mondav the twen unlh o! Ian• GENEROUS •en-thirt\ GREEK Jaeobs »•*. 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To the contrary, they seem to grow and After quickly a slow start, works up a she are symbolisnJ convincing to the tee, using everything in his bag the script have transformed the nature of the play into a emphasized h»R, The intrusions of the of tricks but cliches. piece suggesting hope, if not Phillip Hayes Dean's outside world force to the become more and more convincing emotional edge "The Owl Killer" is a play that brings out the defiance The original play, written outright optimism. To surface, revelations of real precise about what they are streetwalker during the late fifties, was Washington, the pessimism heavy with symbolism conditions in the household. conveying and how they are of the set out slice of life to of the original work had to which, under Les The daughter has been conveying it. returning home, as well as as a be portray the defeat of the changed for Where Dean Washington's production, thrown out of the house; Amy Boyce, Salem, New the mixed up child that she contemporary situations becomes a piece of black there are false pieties; the Jersey senior, portrays the is. jblack man and the and for the pathology u> theatre worth its time and Garrett explores sides of campus moralise father has committed mother, Emma, both as the [destruction of the black community. „ cost, many times over. cruelties that have scarred meek and docile woman at the main character that Ifamily by white society. Where the indigenouss st*nph: Washington's treatments to original script such For the main character, his children. the beginning, as well as the surprise and elaborate at things. Noah, the cliche that a The audience becomes central strength of the play, every point. At one man's home is his castle has aware of the omnipresent which she eventually instance, his portrayal of taken on a cruel twist. This becomes. Her stage actions the Tomishness of Noah is Whitehead, from whom man's home is the mad become well placed truly comic and perfectly in Noah escapes. Whitehead is house of his rule. Noah, played by James Garret, is beaten by the home's son, normalcy. Noah's Lamar, has committed his boss at Moloch Motors where for thirty years, Noah punctuation marks. Angela Hamilton. Detroit, sophomore, plays place in the play. At the next instance, he is a human, but raving iiwnflnfiYZfi a rather hideous act. Lamar has sweated and shuffled in outside world. He comes the daughter, Stella Mae. firebrand. His stage actions was always a weird kid, a a factory. home only to take out his With only three frustrations and to work off "thing" as his father has come to call him. For years, characters on stage during the knowledge of his own Lamar has been most of the play, the Boys' choir-sweetly nouseou cowardice and Tomishness. killing owls, tension and the outpouring He exerts his power over the stuffing them and filling his bedroom with them. Noah of emotions becomes a only thing he has — his considerable strain. Yet, refuses to see what is family. there isn't an actor of the As the play opens, the happening. He refuses to three that breaks under the 14. (At 14, something called Adams, the Sol Hurok chaos has already broken understand why Lamar By ALEX McGEHEE the Auditorium, noted for strain of this continued lackey from New York, the thin veneer of the would go out and kill a State News Reviewer its "cow palace" acoustics, puberty sets in and the that all but engulfed their remind one of a Jessica If watching the precocity young men move on to cherub voices. other glories.) The Mitford funeral director. TONIGHT & SATURDAY IN 109 ANTHONY of Shirley Temple stars brings forth a slight feeling For those few organization is over 400 After going through him, introductions are made to of nausea, then Tuesday's uninformed who did not see years old, proving the Elvira Exquisite is only the first Walt Disney's cinematic universal truth that the prefect of the choir word that surges concert by the Vienna Choir in my mind whose forte lies in Boys certainly offered one saccharine, "Almost exploitation of children is a AND THE GYPSY \|«4lgan as an appropriate description of this exceptional film. The the chance to throw up Angels," a brief history practiced art. preventing the boys from "AN IMMENSELY ROMANTIC MOVIE WITH dinner. might suffice. It is not intended that "accidently" saying the STYLE AND CRITICAL INTELLIGENCE. 'Thr performances are perfect; that is the only word. Twenty - four (count As the front of the this review should find fault wrong thing. Virgin And Thf Gypsy' is satisfying because il realizes with boys' choirs. What 'em) little cupids appeared program tells us, the Vienna Simply beyond verbal When asked how often before our eyes to warm the Choir Boys are the world's critic could chide the description. the boys see their parents, "A BEAUTIFUL AND ENGROSSING FILM. cockles of even the coldest most beloved choir. The beauty and purity of the NOTHING SHORT OF MASTERLY. PURE Bosley Crowther-NY TIMES he kindly interrupted the mother's heart. They sang in boys range in age from 9 to male upper register? The PLEASURE." c«........ Vienna group presents a young man answering to vocal art in polished form. say, "quite frequently." M;n well Im- the mo*t beautiful lilm ner made. What this reviewer dislikes is Later, when the same -Newsweek. the entire surrounding question was asked, prefect in absentia, the boy environment of the ensemble. responded that he had not seen his parents in "over a AN EXTRAORDINARY The cold, sedulous DOUBLE FEATURE manners of promoter Wally year." He lives 50 miles from the school. The average day on tour 111 OLDS HALL starts with an 8 a.m. FRI. JAN. 26 8:15 P.M.-ADMISSION 50' A READER'S THEATRE ADAPT. There's a world MSU THEATRE DEPT. \ that's changing - with you Elvira IlMi ;Q U I:I: IM/Ma cG IIAW nvnmn rf \liidigan II: GETAWAY SHOWTIMES The Virgins & the Gypsy Friday: 5:00-7:15-9:30 7:00-10:30 I Saturday: 2:00, 5:00, 7:15, 9:30 Frl. Twl-Lite Hour. Adults $1. Elvira Madigan once at 8:45 SHOWPLACE 109 ANTHONY ADMISSION $1.25 This fine double feature is presented by BEAL FILM GROUP "Martin Mull is one of the funniest singer songwriters to come along in some time." -VARIETY A BUTTERFLIES mrnm ARE FREE GOLDIE HAWN EILEEN HECK ART EDWARD ALBERT Friday: 5:00, 7:30, 9:55 < Saturday: 2:00, 5:00, 7:30, I Friday: 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 0 9:55 Frl. Twl-Llt* Hr„ Adults J j w ^ Bill ST Saturday: 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 .$1,25 4:30—5:00 iah will showcase Synergy, 541 E. Grand showing a contemporary Presents River Ave. with the classic "Midnight Cowboy" appearance of Bruce "Utah" and that box office biggie f with arts Phillips, a man who actually "Airport." "'AIRPORT'a sure best-selling story! The recaptures the spirit of the Old West in his work. Beal will be showing a picture has no single letdown!" New York Post David - |eduled for and AII afternoon Saturday Sunday will be a fine double feature of "Elvira Madigan" and "The Bromberg "★ ★ ★ ★ HIGHEST veritable entertainment Virgin and the Gypsy" plus RATING! A THRILLER OF ;weekend smorgasbord as Lansing one of the last good Liz "Devil in disguise" David Bromberg presented HUMAN INTEREST, HUMOR AND SUSPENSE GALORE!" presents its 10th Annual Taylor — Richard Burton another in a series of refreshing ariah coffee J 10th annual greater Day with the Arts. efforts "Who's Afraid of house concerts Tuesday. — Wanda Hale, N.Y. Daily News Kg Day with the Arts Activities are too numerous Virginia Woolf?" "So spectacular! A held from 7 to 10:30 to be listed in their "1776" is now Everything about'Airport' is entirety. ■Saturday and from 1 Suffice it to say that there at the Meridian Four showing larger than life, including the roster of stars!" | p.m. Sunday at the really is something for theaters, the only arrival of — Cosmopolitan Magazin lg Civic Center. everyone going on all the a major first run film in the Lission is free. 1 is the first time the ■ has been scheduled time. A pretty decent black area in some time. Otherwise in the movie line DOMINO'S theatre production "The it's the same old stuff in the lo days. The reason is Owl Killers" is same old theaters. ■e ^ a greater variety of available to more PIZZA I UC8UELIMBISSET | GEORGE KENNEDY | HELEN HATES I event is a cross 50< off - of the creative I of members of the B Lansing community, (with coupon) THE 1 NOVEL d will be theatre, OF THE YEAR-NOW films, music and 351-7100 something for AMOTION PICTURE! BURT LANCASTER • DEAN MARTIN Inember of the family, JEAN SEBERG ■h year, the event good on any pizza JACQUELINE BISSET to grow more on* coupon per pizza GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES Attendance is in Good thru Sun. Jan. 28, . Trowbridge Shop only VAN HEFLIN MAUREEN STAPLETON lusands, and has been un as high as BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOIAN But because the ICivic Center is used, DANAWYNTER BARBARA HALE ling" is kept to a lim. LECTIUlRlE ■ main auditorium will |i variety of musical ince presentations. will include the I Ballet Company, h Dance Workshop, a I of ethnic dances, SBMES J Junior Symphony, | MAUREEN STAPLETON | BARRY NELSON | LLOTD NOLAN Ihmic Gymnastics" ■U Jazz Band. [ small auditorium PRESENTED IN CINEMASCOPE at rmchigan state n Hall) will become university |enaissance This is Theater a new COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Bainment concept j^ill iires with a present a variety Tonight—Conrad 7 & 9:30 common ■the Renaissance. Saf. —Wilson 7:15 & 9:45 Brody 8:30 ■ality needs little Sun. —McDonol Kiva 9:15 j advertising. e Leather Shop I on MAC Ave. fT A STEREl, |3.00 per term E",'," fc so r IN COLOR AT 7:16 and 10:00 MONDAY, JANUARY 29 Clean "THREE CAME RUNNING" 8:15 PM out UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM fISO AT 9:00 and LATE ] a Few performers receive the spectacular acclaim that has come to Beverly; repeated network TV her picture on the cover of Time and closet appearances, Newsweek, and triumphs without equal at La Scala, Covent Garden, New York City Opera and for San Francisco Opera. Her MSU concert will in¬ clude famous arias from operas by Rossini, Handel, jyi" * "BALL and Massenet, Bellini, Donizetti, as well as songs of BKENDA VACCAHO JOHN MeGIVER RUTH WHITE SYLVIA MILES Richard Strauss. BARNARD HUGHES Sciwnplnv by WALDO SALT Biswl on the novel by JAMES LEO HERLIHY quick CHAIN" a Produce*! by JEROME HELLMAN Directed by JOHN SCHLESINGER Music Supervision by JOHN BARKY EVERYBODY'S TALKI.V" sunn by N1LSS0N 1 owcw*hc.ihkscow wmho~ Tickets are available at the Union, weekdays (8:15- tickets may alio be purchased the evening of sale at the IN 106 B WELLS Showtimes 7:00 8i 9:30 i. 'i beginning at 7:15; but we tuggest that you door tonight ADMISSION $1.10 tsured of teating. 7p.m. GEORGF SEGAL SANDY DENNIS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 26, 1973 11 [ecretary of faculties RECALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS »eks student contact 1 00,000 honor for the last five years. |By ■ DANIEL DEVER The duties of the chairmen of the committees of standing By CRAIG GEHRING State News Staff Writer "That was his undoing." „ News Staff Writer secretary of the faculties Academic Council and with the They focused on his achievements recalling the vast include WASHINGTON, D.C. — On the church steps following legislative programs Johnson maneuvered through Congress. uoraoi. Thomas, newly recording the others Involved in the the memorial tribute to former President Lyndon B. One middle aged black man, remembering the many tinted secretary of the minutes of the Academic governance procedure. Johnson several longhaired youths stopped Dean Rusk and - times he saw Johnson, called LBJ Kities said Thursday, he Council and Academic He suggested that one asked him for an autograph. "my president." "He was a great man," he said. "I will be forever * to expand his job to Senate meetings. grateful "I would like to change which could make An ironic closing to a moving service. for what he did for our people." his office more see the him more accessible to the For it was Rusk as secretary of state and one of He added that Johnson was the "last of his kind." Lible to both students secretary much of the faculties faculty and students is the Johnson's closest advisors who urged the president to Another remembered Johnson for ihculty. more active and being "a practical moving of the secretary of undertake his highly unpopular Vietnam War policy which politician who got things done." Thomas, asst. dean in the outgoing ... not just a the faculties was his keeper of office to a undoing. Nearly all mentioned his civil rights legislation. e of Communication records, but more convenient location. And it was thousands of young people, taking to Sen. Phillip A. Hart, D-Mich., earlier reminisced about who assists in the , replaces Madison someone The office is presently demonstrating their outrage at that policy, who eventually Johnson's civil rights achievements. He recalled a In' professor of history, flow of the governance forced Johnson out of the White House. trip this located in the basement of fall with his two sons which took him [has held the position process," Thomas said. Though the job is one of the Library. There were many young people standing in line to their last respects to the former pay called Fayette, Miss. through a town the more prestigious in the president. And while the "It distresses me to admit that I could not rich, famous and powerful came to say goodbye to immediately academic realize why the name rang a bell," Hart said. governance Youp to cite procedure, Thomas does not Johnson, it was these young people along with thousands of other ordinary citizens who \horton tor see it as a power position. "It is my duty to record Airlifting of troops solemnly waited in line for hours to file briefly past the casket in the Rotunda of the Capitol. Hart said he stopped and talked to Evers and the various townspeople. \mmunication the meetings as objectively tested in Some 100,000 persons waited up to three hours through "And it is reassuring to report that we could possible and serve the Europe find no as the cold winter's night to catch a Lesident Wharton, will faculty and students in officer said the lines were glimpse of Johnson. One longer than those which waited indication anywhere that democracy is a mistake " he Ljve a communication academic governance," he KITZINGEN, Germany capabilities, he said. to see President Kennedy's casket. remarked. Hart continued: "Charles Evers knew I leadership award from said. (AP) — A top U.S. military Mearns is commander of They didn't seem to mind the biting cold. who was Je Toastmasters Thomas views his commander said Thursday maneuvers in week long They remembered Johnson not for his mistakes, but for responsible for that concept of democracy and he said he Irnational Saturday - had made it a point to at a position as secretary of the the American strategy of tactical exercises which end his accomplishments. As one occasionally call the LBJ Ranch and said, "He just tried too hard thank the fellow." cial toastmasters faculties as one which airlifting troops to Europe today. to bring afrout peace. Iquet. should set an image of the in emergency enables the The general told 'oastmasters faculty. Atlantic alliance to meet newsmen that a sustained ■rnational is a nonprofit, "I should give an image any Warsaw Pact attack. attack from the East would CLUB ROMA Epartisan, nonsectarian, of a faculty that is efficient, require an advance buildup ■national organization of on top of things — a faculty "Certainly, we would which could be detected in PRESENTS e than 4,000 members that knows where it is prefer to have the troops on time to start Western ne United States, Canada going," Tho mas added. the ground here to begin reinforcement by airlift. PLAIN BROWN J 45 other countries and He said he is still not with," said Lt. Gen. ■tories. quite sure as to any Fillmore K. Mearns. But the specific »The communication and changes he would like to concept of reinforcement Quality needs little WRAPPER iership award is make. from the United States, now advertising, fented annually to an "I will be the Leather doing a lot of being tested in annual Shop Take M-78 to Upton Rd. dividual who has looking and a lot of maneuvers, is adequate to on MAC Ave. ■ ectively utilized listening in the next few match Communist Turn left to Round Lake ■munication skills in his months," he said. Turn Left for Vh miles Ets to create a better Thomas said he will be , PROGRAM INFORMATION 33?58i ■ety and environment This Winter beat the Today & Mon. thru Thrus. meeting with all the WHERE THERE'S ROOM TO DANCE open at 7:00 P.M. ■tin the state," said Feature 7:35 - 9:35 Btmasters District 62 Battle of the Bulge' W^jcsosiSS Sat. &Sun. open 1:00 P.M. it Feature Ernor W. R. Dukelow. ...y- 1:30- 3:30 - ■harton was cited for his OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. Ictiveness in dealing with GO BOWLING! TODAY . . . Feature At M ■dents, faculty and 7:25 9:30 P.M. ■ens of Michigan since - ■ appointment at MSU. First the Bowling is great exercise and great fun. Our new SAT-SUN At 1:10-3:10-5:15-7:20-9:30 P.M. What happened automatic scorers make it possible for anyone to suspicion... to them could enjoy bowling. So go bowling and control your Then the FAMILY SPECIAL waistline while having fun. Jory has two best growing fear happen to any friends he can count on. CHICKEN DINNER HOLIDAY LANES ...and finally mother, son, I Every Sunday & 3101 E. Grand River 337-97Ti his the truth daughter, husband before her Monday 4-9 PM guns! | '1". very eyes! or wife! fMAJOR STUDIO ^ I «Hio» «*n> * 4fie 2820 E. Grand River [ Sun. thru Thurs. 6 am -11 Fri. & Sat. 6 am • 4 am pm I PREVIEW | TONITE 9:oo P.M. ^Indelicate balance HUSH!HUSH! MOGKMI INHUMATION H? WOT iay . :eatureat 1:30- ry-tfs I ICHIGAN Um Theatre Lantinq 1:25 5:35 7:35- I I J |Ui • WE'RE KEEPING THE TITLE SECRET starring 1:45 P.M. T-A-^XTTT ... ITTLA FRODI KIM ANDERZON fWI BUT WE GUARANTEE YOU'LL JIM STEFFE LOUISE TILLBERG 1*1 Not since "AIRPORT" such a shattering RAH, RAH, ROAR AT THIS NEW and exciting dramatic experience. COMEDY HIT! 6th WEEK Feature Today 1 wocam IWMMAIION 332 6944 AJPSDE DOWN 1:15-3:20-5:30 7:30-later > will summm-IN OMI OF THE P-LEFfS production of IMnieraMe B.J. THOMAS IS THE ONE THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT! J SNEAK PREVIEW TONITE AT "*★★★ HIGHEST RATING! ilDNEAMEIilm PANAVtSJON* CCXDR BY OaUXE' 9:00 P.M. A thriller of human interest, humor and suspense galore!" — Wanda Hale, N.Y. Daily News "BLOCK-BUSTING...A SURE-FIRE HIT!" he Award Winning Musical — Dorothy Manners, L.A. Herald-Examiner Is On The Screen! at michigan state university COLUMBIA PICTURES JACK L.WARNER'S saturday, SICILY. . five centuries jan. 27 ISLAND 8:00 PM OF THE then, 10 i univ. auo. SUN conquered and left their mark on the present civilization. Robert Davis guarantees to enlighten and airport with his presentation of these and many more attractions '90 PANAVISIQN* -H BURT LANCASTER • DEAN MARTIN JEAN SEBERG JACQUELINE BISSET TRAVEL SERIES this extraordinary Island. Few performers receive eliueiance MONDAY, GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES spectacular acclaim that come to Beverly; repeated A JOHN BOORMAN FILM Starring MAUREEN STAPLETON jJJAM DANIELS/HOWARD DA SUVA VAN HEFLIN jan. 29 BEVERLY BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOLAN triumphs without equal i JON VOIGHT BURT REYNOLDS 8:15 P.M. SILLS Scala, Covent Garden, New PHOWARDIDONALD MADDEN JEAN SEBERG JACQUELINE SISSET GEORCE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES univ. aud. York City Opera and San Francisco Opera. Her MSU Co ,r "DELIVERANCE" Starring NED BEATTY ■ RONNY COX • Screenplay by "E DANNER/JOHN CULLUM/ROY POOLE/ concert will Include famous arias from operas by Rossln, James Dickey Based on his novei • Produced and Directed by Handel, Massenet, Bellini, John Boorman PANAVISIONe-TECHNICOLOR* NOW SHOWING 14> Donizetti as well as songs of Richard Strauss. From Warner Bros A Warner Communications Company TODAY 5:00- 7:20-9:35 Tickets for all Lecture-Concert programs (except travel films) UNPRECEDENTED 3rd WEEKEND may be purchased In advance at the Union Ticket SAT. & SUN. Office, REPEAT ENTERTAINMENT! weekdays 8:15-4:30. For single tickets please check opening J 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:35 FRI. & SAT. NIGHT 108B Wells date of sale. Phone 355-3361 for ticket availability. Travel SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEE film tickets may be purchased one hour before each STUDENTS WITH I.D.'i $1.50 7:00 ft 9:40 performance, travel films are free to MSU Students (ID required for admission). "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" Shown at 1:00 P.M. only-All Seats 75c ALL EVENING SHOWS M°° AUBURN FILM Friday. January ■>< . 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan leers face Notre Dame in important encounters Notre Dame, after By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer splitting its series with Michigan Tech last week, SOUTH BEND, Ind. - resides in fifth place, just a MS IPs hockey team will point behind North Dakota play its first WCHA road and three points in back of series since the end of the Badgers. November this weekend as overall record last season. Michel Chaurest and The Spartans currently the Spartans face Notre "We expect Steve Colp both have 18 have a four - game winning to make Dame here tonight and goals in all games to lead the streak and have won 12 of proper amends this year." Saturday night. their last 13 games. Last Spartan goal scorers. week, MSU came up with Captain Bill Sipola is next Both games will be with 12 tallies and Mark broadcast on WFMK-FM radio beginning at 7:20 p.m., faceoff with the opening scheduled for ten 21 goals in clobbering the Air Force twice. "Notre Dame felt they The games hold a lot of importance for both squads. MSU wants to retain its Calder has 11. Freshmen John Sturges and Brendon Moroney have nine. I minutes later. should have won both games with Tech," veteran hold on first place while the Irish would like to finish in Chaurest leads with 20 WCHA points and 12 league Double MSU opens the series in Spartan coach Amo Bessone the top four. The first two tallies. Bob Boyd and Colp Spartan defenseman Chris Murfey and left - winger this weekend to face Notre Dame tonight and first place in the WCHA commented earlier this teams can have both of their follow with 16 and 14 John Sturges team up to stop a Wisconsin forward as Saturday night in WCHA contests. standings, one point ahead week. "They are always WCHA playoff series on league points respectively, of Denver and six ahead of tough. We'll need these wins home ice while the first four with Boyd accumulating 14 the Badger enters the face - off circle to the side of State News photo by Milt H0rrt Wisconsin's Badgers. and they know it. They'll have at least one series at the MSU net The Spartan icers are in South Bend really want to get a piece of home. Men's IM In contrast to MSlTs fine MUSI GAME FOR BOTH balanced scoring attack, the Deadline for one ■ Irish rely upon three men one basketball entries has Irish coach Charles for much of their goal fo production. The trio are Cagers been extended to noon 'Lefty" Smith Tuesday. This year any number of participants can represent each team. disappointed in his teams eighth • place finish in '*ie conference and 14-20 among the top in the WCHA. nine scorers Junior winger Eddie By GARY KORRECK shoulders of 6 - 9 senior 18.3 for the season, tops on gun have only lost once in the "It will be a Ganakas said, Bumbacco heads the group State News Sports Writer center Jim Brewer, last the squad. past two seasons. the loss we had with 18 goals and 15 assists In this era of endangered year's conference MVP and Behagen, who sat out & Last Sunday Night for 33 points, which ties species, MSlTs basketball a stalwart on the 1972 U.S. much of last season after Ganakas said the home but our playerslj him for the league lead with team is slowly headed for Olympic cage squad. being suspended for fighting advantage means little at displayed a comebil BOB SPRINGFIELD North Cahoon. Dakota's Jim extinction in the Big Ten title race and the next bullet "Brewer's Gopher the coach key," Bill by Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke, has hit for a this point in the season, but admitted beating the ingredient confident we and l'l can plql Received Three Standing Ovations Ian Williams has 31 may be the toughest to Mussel man insisted, "he 17.3 average and has Gophers would be difficult, good game. The folk-rock musician will points on 13 goals and 18 dodge. gives the rest of the team improved his shooting eye, assists and center John Williams Arena in leadership and stability." Musselman said. be in the showbar fencers! Noble has 24 points. Minneapolis is the scene for "Ron knows what he has again this Sunday Nite from 8-12. MSU will counter with the WCHA's top goalie in the Spartans' 8 p.m. Saturday showdown with a Musselman Brewer claimed is versatile enough to do, "Musselman said. "There is a lot of pressure Unbeaten Ron Clark (3.2 goals against loaded Minnesota ballclub. to bring up the ball in a one on him to perform and he Come Listen average) while the Irish The Gophers, 1 2, are guard offense. But he gives does not want to look bad face four • - No cover charge The original land-grant tavern regular netminder is Mark Kronholm (3.8) with Cathcart in reserve. Chris currently sixth in conference standings, but are still picked by many to the Gophers more than just versatility. He is averaging more than 13 rebounds per for one minute." 6-3 Bob Nix and 6-5 Greg squads Olson handle the backcourt repeat as Big Ten game and combines with The Spartan fencers will carry an undefeated, 3 0,a, chores for the Gophers, champions. 6-10 Ron Behagen and 6-8 to Culver Military Academy in Angola, Indiana, Sit«4 "Minnesota is still the matching up against MSlTs where they will face Purdue, Indiana, Tri State and 01 Clyde Turner to give the team to beat," Spartan mini-guards Mike Robinson, in a five team event. Gophers one of the tallest 5-10 and Gary Ganakas, 5-5. - coach Gus Ganakas front lines in collegiate On paper, Minnesota has "The team's coming along well," coach Charlie Sn. emphasized. "They have as basketball. much talent as anyone in "Clyde is the man we go a five-inch per man height said. "Especially the freshmen who were great against mi] the league." to when we need a clutch advantage, but comparative experienced swordsmen in last week's meet with Wise* Much of the Gopher's opponents would give the (Milwaukee), Lake Superior, and Milwaukee Tech." basket," Musselman said, success rests on the Spartans an edge. Junior captain Fred Royce, and seniors Robin Lun J "and he rarely lets us MSU defeated Iowa by a Paul Herring will go into the Saturday match iT down." Turner is averaging ^ bucket and lost to Indiana unblemished 6 • 0 records, by 8. The Gophers lost to LOS ANGELES Iowa by tl'ana to Indiana by The MSU fencers may be without the services of Chris Held at the Indiana meet. Held was hospitalised■ ^ 12. the flu this week. He has a 7 • 1 mark this season. | College Travel Minnesota may have an The Spartan fencers, who are considered prime Bi(l 351-6010 advantage since the game is contenders, have never lost to Indiana (14 - 0), Purdu«(l 130 W. Grand River being played at its home 0), or Oberlin (2 • 0). MSU will compete against Tri-M court where the Gophers for the first time. It's the real thing. Coke. Real life calls for real taste. For the taste of your life—Coca-Cola. Shop Early Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by. "Coci-coii Bottling comomy 0» Micnigin" for The Party Pair Valentine's New BERRY New COUNTRY Gifts FROST CHERRY We have selection Candies, Jewelry, Books, Pen Greeting MSU BOOKSTORE ANNIE GREEN SPRINGS Hie wine you drink when you're thirsty V ^ Superior Distributing Company Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 26, 1973 13 /Vrestlers to taste Big Ten opposition LyPAT FARNAN A DM AM much," Peninger explained "Most of the kids are guilty J . and Purdue but the Spartans stronger opponent of the 10 seniors from last year's hasn't been up to par. I just ,e News Sports Writer are also still feeling the sting two this weekend. The squad. roster with Mike Hautz at The fighting mini, who of this. We're not trying our hope he finds himself ie MSU wrestling team brought on by the loss of Boilermakers have tangled "We've really been hit by in 158, Eth Ruiz at 167, Harry have lost three dual matches We have to start time for the post - season jack its bags again this moves. in a row, are improved from several key grapplers. with the Spartans 31 times Downing at 177, Nate injuries this year," Corrigan end for a pair of dual shooting and being Peninger has been forced and have only come out a said. "They come in cycles matches." Kemper at 190, and Dick last year's squad, but are Inters with Big Ten aggressive or we're going to to go with a lineup winner in five of those and this is just our time to Purdue Rodgers will wrestle also in the midst of Illinois and Purdue, get more of that Oklahoma splotched with veterans and matches. But Purdue is a completes its heavyweight. reorganization. treatment." get hurt, I guess. As a result v and Saturday. fledglings and only Tom Peninger was referring to rebuilding ream and sports a we're not a real contender It her the mini nor Milkovich and Larry Avery lineup of potentially strong this year. We're just last weekend's thrashing by trying h Dan Corrigan s rmakers have been med for their wrestling Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. The Spartans could have consistently. "We're performed not getting the wrestlers. "Overall this team is to learn as much as we can." The Boilermakers will wrestle Bob Coffin at 118, Chuck Fairbanks ^ in recent years But muster only five wins in 20 strong showings from Individual confrontations growing and becoming a Jimmy Yeager at the 126 Ipartans aren t at the certain individuals that much better Patriot hea we unit all the pound frame, Bill Andrews facie of their with the caliber of competition they'll expected," Peninger said. time," Peninger noted. at 134, Tom Simpson at os irmance either and run into "We haven't been too "They've done considerable 142 and Dave Dillworth at at the NCA tournament in f Peninger believes the consistent at all and that's March. recruiting and consequently 150. NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - The New but no time or place was given. has come to do what we need if we're going are bound to Injuries have crept into improve." "Dillworth and Andrews England Patriots confirmed Thursday that "The Patriots have been without a full - ;hing about it. to round into shape." Purdue is only 1-5 in dual are probably their the ranks of both Illinois strongest club president Bill Sullivan has offered time coach since the ninth game of the e're holding back too Purdue figures to be the meets this year after losing wrestlers," Peninger said. Oklahoma Football Coach Chuck season when John Mazur resigned under "They're both fine Fairbanks the job as general manager uid pressure. Phil Bengt9en, then affiliated with prospects and could become head coach. bAlNST MSU TANKERS very fine wrestlers." Andrews will be pitted "General agreement has been reached on the San Diego Chargers but since fired that club, finished the season as New by most of the negotiable items necessary for England's head coach. against Conrad Calander a definite The Patriots suffered who has had trouble getting contract," the Patriots said in a through a 3-11 statement from season and following the last game General Foxboro, Mass., following Olympian Mu started this year and has Fairbanks' announcement that he had been Manager Upton Bell left after a dispute been a disappointment at with the board offered the dual jobs. concerning his power to 134. He won his first match pick the next head coach. of the year against Ohio and Fairbanks, who is the third successful Since that time the Patriots have offered 1972 which has since dropped four major college coach actively sought by the IACKWALKDEN was surprising race," Patterson added. the job to Penn State coach Joe Patemo, News Sports Writer considering his performance "He's a great person with consecutive match ups. - Patriots since the end of the dismal 1972 who turned down a million dollar lipe Munoz, an in the "I don't think it's his package Olympics. a lot of spark and drive," season, said he would fly to Massachusetts and reportedly have offered a similar deal )ic gold medal winner size," Peninger said. "I Friday. to Nebraska coach Bob "Felipe is a very weak Patterson said. "The whole Devaney. Devaney ,e 1968 games at armed swimmer," Texas - don't know what his A press conference was planned for team picked up just as soon resigned as coach of the Cornhuskers at the rj City, will swim for coach Pat Patterson said. as he got back." problem is, but he certainly Friday to announce Fairbank's decision, end of 1972. ■University of Texas "He's more of a kick t the MSU swimming swimmer." "I just don't know what in the world we're going to [in a 2 p.m. meet In commenting on the Factory Demonstration do when he leaves here," gay at the Men's IM comparison between the Patterson continued. "He L will be no charge Olympic effort and NCAA swim the knows when to work and ■into the meet as is the by Munoz, when to play. Patterson said, "in r the Indiana meet his "We have some boys here at Leonard's Photo ioz in became an instant national hero when (Munoz's) estimation he only three Americans compete against in had to the who work all the time and some who play all the time, but he seems to have a given Shoot! First your questions and then Shop Dcked the swimming Olympics while in the talent for knowing when to by winning the 200 - nationals he had 10 or 12 to each." better pictures. Honeywell expert, breaststroke in the compete against. FELIPE MUNOZ Munoz will probably swim his Mr. Larry Caruana will be at our "There were just too )lympic games. 200 breastroke event and also fans will probably many Americans in the iy nber watching on on Saturday, with the first nationals and too short of a compete as part of medley relay team. the store Saturday Jan. 27 telling and showing rision the wild coming Friday night against you how to get the most from your equipment. brations and Michigan. See the new SPOTMATIC II Automatic SLR istrations as Menoz Menoz did not attend ne Mexico's first school during the first Camera with Super-Multi Coated Takumar ic winner of the 1968 semester and this caused and the first ever in him to be ineligible until lenses at Leonard's low, low price! HONEYWELL AUTO imming competition, this weekend's activities. ELECTRONIC FLASH oz, a senior at the Munoz finished eighth in Strobonar no Honeywell [ity of Texas, will be aing in only his meet of the season the 200 breastroke at the NCAA championships in - Pentax »r List PC Cord, $44.95 *32" Factory Demonstration U - Show And Sale Honeywell PENTAX SLR HONEYWELL 630 HONEYWELL 550 SP500 CAMERA F2.0 Lens. THE ULTRA-AUTOMATIC AUT0/STR0B0NAR Behind the lens system. List 229.50 spot meter HCC/EGOV Itudeotours] PREVIEW PROJECTOR ELECTRONIC FLASH A bar with a different flavor *9888 $7988 Honeywell SPOTMATIC SLR CAMERA PENTAX [he Charter People! ■n for Michigan State Student, Facualty,% Quiet and Mellow The Guitar Man plays for you Automatic self focusing, Built-in timer, Preview screen shows slide before It flashes on the screen. Automatic flash and Manual operation for distance and duration, AC and Rechargeable DC. PC cord f1.8 50mm lens self timer. List 299.50 '189" From 9:30 til Midnight |ff and their immediate families. A refreshing alternative Ust $159.50 Included. List $149.50 SPRING BREAK For "doin' time" (Freeport, Bahamas $169* Stereo Sound Systems - jet, air, hotel, extras ®arrcnsi Nassau, Bahamas $179* - AT jet, air, hotel, extras Costa Del Sol, Spain - $239# jet, air, hotel, extras NEW PLACE _ "all prices plus 10% services pVE NOW-DON'T DELAYS, taxes, tips. 2758 Grand River, East Lansing SALE past I Grand River Ave. LOOK WHAT Lansing, Michigan 8 351-2650,. he $199 BUYS WF ITTTTTnm MT YOUR CHOICE [SERVICE OF VACATION TRAVEL, INC. uLAitixiMAJNL BELL & HOWELL 120 WAIT AM/FM PANASONIC 60 WATT AM/FM STEREO COMPACT SOUND SYSTEM STEREO SOUND SYSTEM impus Books adidas BSR automatic turntable, diamond stylus, dust Automatic turntable, 2-way speaker system, cover, and 2-way speaker system with 8" base magna - style cartridge, diamond stylus, wood Annual Art woofer and 3" List $329.95 tweeter. s199 cabinetry. Includes dust cover. List $299.95 5199 Cellar Sale! LOOK WHAT *300 BUYS! LOOK WHAT *329 BUYS! !% off on hundred; Fisher 201 AM/FM stereo receiver $249.95 KENWOOD 2120 FM/stereo receiver BSR 310X automatic turntable $189.95 items including 2 two-way speaker system $ 84.50 $179.90 BSR 310X automatic turntable $ 84.50 2 AR 4X 2 way speakers $126.00 jshes, paper, pads, Mid- TOTAL LIST LEONARD'S PRICE $514.35 $300.00 TOTAL LIST LEONARD'S PRICE $400.45 $329.00 canvas, paints YOU SAVE I Season Basketball YOU SAVE! $214.35 I'so—Now Ava faperback the year long LOOK WHAT $500 BUYS! LOOK WHAT $800 I No. 1 Best Seller Special BUYS! Adidas leather basketball shoes: $22 Pro KENWOOD 4140, 80 watt AM/FM/stereo KEWOOD-6160, 220W/AM/FM/stereo receiver $429.95 pnathan Livingston Model High top, $17 Tournament Series (red, blue, gold or green) with this ad as a coupon. FISHER 402X automatic turntable receiver$299.95 $207.85 GARRARD SL95B automatic turntable base and dust cover $149.95 $ 13.00 Seagull $15° OFp AUDIO II, 2-way speakers $279.90 SHURE M91E magnetic cartridge Two A R 2AX -5 3- way speakers $ 49.95 $350.00 « ••• means Tho The muoi meet nancan Ktr no by be considered as a lackluster affair. This year ai_. Olympic £the gold 4o°-Cii ^ I State Nbuuc Cnnrt< Writer tucked firmly under their some of our new runners - Dill and Larry Jackson - Holt, Mike Murphy, and Bill show his srJrf ^l competitor will see his first the event has drawn 11 d 1,1 The MSU track team will belts, the Spartans will be and it gives the old members indoor track action for 60 yard dash; Del Gregory • Nance. The two mile relay yard dash. gunning to turn in some an opportunity to see what composition is not set as of Olympians, Including Hammer take a full entourage of competing in the triple jump; Tom Wilson u, ■ proven and untested talent impressive performances their weaknesses are during MSU. distance events. and Jim Stevenson pole yet, but the Spartans are Bowling Green's Dave Wottle who captured the ^Herman miler RiCk wlHl ot >1 into Saturday's Michigan a8ainst competitors from active competition. On the Spartans list of vault; Gregory and John expected to have a good 800 meter run in Munich. Relays at Ann Arbor and schools across the state and The Spartans boast veterans are: Marshall Dill Ross - long jump; Ken one. coach Fran Dittrich is M^est. severa freshmen who could 300 yard dash; Bob Popejoy - mile run; Rob The shuttle hurdle relay Wottle will anchor 2? optimistic that the meet will Th'* meet Wl11 re«»V Poss,bly figure in the drive Cassleman and Bill Nance Cool, Randy Kilpatrick, and will be comprised of Bowling Green's distance Ohio Track Club Jf be a good preparation for serve as a tune - up in letting toward another Big Ten 600 yard dash; Ron Cool Fred Teddy ■ 2 mile run. Morrison, Hurd, Zolinsky, medley relay. In addition to Jumper John ^ Ten us know just where we the 70-yard high and Kevin Reabe - 1000 The Spartans will also and either Cooper or Chris Wottle, Gerald Tinker from Chicago Track "J ■■■■■■■■■■■■ n ai H ■■ n «■■■■ aJ Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. 4IHIE! Mr. VARSITY! MIKE'S ITEMS PAWN OUTOfJ 332-6517 } FOR SALE! I 1227 E. Grand River 351-1600 I *************** pizza fast free delivery' With our New Burgers & Steak! Wemakeyourl hunger happy.' 351-2755 Daily 11 am-2 am 231 MAC E. Lansing Sunday noon-midnight Campus Across froi*! Berkey Sport £c 337-1866 9-6 Surplus Hours Mon.-Sat. CLOSEOUT SALE All JEANS s3 99 VALUES TO 7" :™ESDEN1M «den« C0AI SALE 10% - 30% OFF PACKFRAME SALE 20% off Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, January 26, 1973 15 redit myths about women dismissed By MAUREEN McDONALO *"We extend credit to a woman of child In State News Staff Writer she submits a certificate from bearing age if addition, some 25 million working women either had obtain the signature of both the wife and the husband on a a doctor other stating that she no source of income they were single, widowed, buys furniture she's getting contract. — |When a single woman cannot have children." divorced, separated or they had husbands who earned The consumers council hopes to •"Even the most liberal minded lender must consider - incomes below $3,000 per year. The spouses of another 5.5 explore this issue, and s is one of the more common stereotypes that occur the law of averages. The law of averages says a male million female workers earned less than $7,000. other ramifications of credit extension to women in a series ■ the credit evaluation field, Agnes Bryant, vice applicant will be employed until retirement Statistics have also changed for mothers in the labor of hearings scheduled in February. The Lansing hearing is for tj,e Michigan Consumers Council said, age." slated for Feb. 6 in the Law 1 woman Recent studies on women in the labor force force. In 1948, mothers with children over 6 comprised 31 Building. prove these irvant recently cited many examples of credit myths erroneous. ■^typing, including the furniture stereotype. U.S. Dept. of Labor statistics show that the job per cent of the female labor force. In 1967 this figure rose to 49 per cent. Of mothers with children under Jther prevelent myths are: 6, the • turnover rate is more related to the level and L.a widow is a little better credit risk than a divorcee." ^ divorced woman tends to let her responsibilities than sex of a worker. The occupational status of women status of a has been changing job percentage rose from 13 to 29. Statistics also show that men need more time off from Officials to work because of hernias than women do because of substantially since World War II, labor department statistics childbirth. say. Women's participation in the work force has Granting credit to women is also encumbered by vague talks on ed et-rich-fast changed and confusing credit laws, Bryant says. significantly since 1940. Bill Stapleton, Lansing attorney, said In 1940, 48 per cent of the women in one of the greatest Management of higher education will be discussed the labor force barriers to granting credit extension to were single, 36.4 women is the "Law Monday at a conference to be attended by nearly 300 per cent were married and 15 per cent of Necessities." ay face U.S were either widowed or officials from Michigan public and private universities and divorced. The 1845 law states that a husband cannot be held colleges at Kellogg Center. By 1967, only 21.5 per cent of the women in the labor force were single, while 63.5 responsible for debts incurred by his wife unless he was Six speakers will address the conference which is per cent were married and 15 ■ PITTSBURGH charged with the felony of per cent either were widowed or divorced. consulted about the item before it was purchased. sponsored by the Michigan Dept. of Education and T) A federal judge is conspiring to cheat and defraud by obtaining money Women have increasingly become the bread winners of In theory, a married woman could disclaim responsibility for a purchase even though she contracted for the Kellogg Center for Continuing Education. fcdering the possibility the family, contrary to popular myths Improved management techniques and ways to improve ■ combining civil suits under false pretenses. that "women these goods in her own name under this law, because a work for pin money." statewide coordination in higher education will be the Weber husband is legally obligated to support his wife and Ls the nation into one earlier was The labor department states that 50 family. major themes of the conference. A state Dept. of Education per cent of all But a husband could contest the purchase on the Enal class action suit designated trial judge for 19 American families received 40 per cent or more of their official said the conference is the first of its kind in the list Dare To Be Great, a suits across the country that income from women. grounds that he was not consulted on the matter. The law makes it United States and is attracting visitors from throughout the Bda - based get - rich - ought damages in excess of clearly advantageous for creditors to nation. \ company. $10 million. J.S. District Judge Weber's ruling will ■id J. Weber has prevent the firm from January QlaarancQ tinted Iowa Deputy operating in at least 42 f. Gen. Douglas Carlson states, including Michigan Ak attorney generals in and Pennsylvania. ■0 states whether they SALE STARTS SUN. JAN. 28th OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO 5 PM THRU MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, IAN. 29th, 30th, 31st LP's PICTURED TAPES OF ABOVE: ALL CLASSICAL BUDGETS ABOVE ALBUMS: S039 ON SALE featuring: SA59 $5.98 LIST LP's FOR $597 SERAPHIM, ODYSSEY, NONESUCH, VICTROLA, LONDON TREASURY ■9 $6.98 LIST EVERY ALBUM ON THESE BEST-SELLING LABELS ON SALE $059 RCA VICTOR, LONDON, DERAM, THRESHOLD, MAM, HI, D.G.G., $099 ) $5.98 LIST IMPULSE, LONDON IMPORTS, ANGEL, A & M, PHILIPS, GORDY, MOTOWN, VANGUARD, TAMLA, AUDIO TREASURY ■'nal works of 1 graphic by leading 20th art—etchings, lithographs, - century artists. TAPES :S ON THESE LABELb LABELS ON UN bALt SALE ruK FOR $45 ^ (06.98 LIST) ■ '>'casso Johnny Fricdlacndcr Mure Chagall ir Hali 225 ANN STREET HOURS: MON-FRI 9:30 AM-9:00 PM Alexander Caldcr Joan Miro EAST LANSING SAT. 9:30 AM 6:00 PM ■^^""®ultVictor Vasarely and others. 351-8460 SUN NOON - 5:00 PM , ^SAVi/vc i THIS SAT, Jan. 27th ©L •t 8:30 P.M. iscount records INN AMERICA 2736 E. Grand River exhibition 7:00 8:30• p.m. Prices as low as $15 A" New Show by Meridian Gallery Free Admission THE MOST COMPLETE RECORD STORE IN MICHIGAN F'Wav.januaiv 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan c CLASSIFIED ADS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAKING" by Phil Frank ,s* tel C'ei ll?5] NIKON SUPER-8 movie camera. IONIA STREET - one bedroom DUSTER 19/0 - Good MALE OR female type people Crown Graphic 4x5 view apartment with fireplace. condition, needs little engine who are into cycles and are camera. TEAC A-4010-SL $130 plus electricity. and brake work. Must sell! interested bike shop, in working in a in either sales, Refrigerator and stove. stereo TC228 tape stereo deck. Sony 8 track ■ Spm ,,*>L 337-1242.3-1-29 Deposit required. 349-9500. parts or service, should stop recorder. 1000 used 8-track 3-1-29 FORD 1967 Fairlane XL, 390 out at HASLETT MOTOR tapes, $2 each. 500 used PHONE 355 8255 cubic inch engine, full race SPORTS and fill out an stereo albums. USED stereo MALE NON-SMOKER for 2 347 Student Services Bldg. application. No calls please) equipment, camera cam, 4 speed, Schafer clutch man until spring. Cheap. SECONDHAND SIM set up, Chrome wheels, 4-1-26 equipment, used zoom lenses, 351-1367. 5-1-26 •AUTOMOTIVE headers, excellent condition, binoculars, TV sets, ^I-KINDSOF 1 Scooters & Cycles 742 East Shiawassee. YAMAHA, BMW TRIUMPH, NEED A roommate for one typewriters, adding machines, FURNITURE L Parts & Service 489-6853. 5-2-1 RICHMAN. The early buyer bedroom, f u rnished clock radios, tapestries. Used U6N. Main I will SHEP'S save money. snow skiis and boots, $5 up. *V| - Aviation MOTOR SPORTS. INC. 2460 apartment. Deposit paid, rent WILCOX SECOND HAND •EMPLOYMENT FORD 1964 Galaxie, 4 door sedan, power steering, North Cedar, Holt. Just negotiable. Burcham Drive. STORE, 509 East Michigan, BOGEN new and amplip^nI RCA South of I-96 overpass. Vicki, 337-9654, 355-0357. •TOR RENT automatic, $198. 489-1790. Lansing. 485-4391, 8 Apartments 1-1-26 Phone 694-6621. C-5-1-26 1-1-26 5:30pm Monday - Saturday, B a nk Americard, Master ^recorder. SKI 339*5JJjH Houses FORD GALAXIE - 1965, 289, Auto Service FEMALE, SHARE apartment, call after 6pm, 337-0412. Charge, trades, terms, BOOTS, R,ke, M«^er Rotamat rj Rooms door, automatic layaways. C-1-31 35M' 4 Harrison and M-78. 3-1-30 •FOR SALF. Animals transmission. Call 349-4265. 3-1-26 MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, Announcing the sale of 3^d260ne *«°n CASA DEL SOL, East Lansing. Mobile Homes Michigan and Grand River. goods offered at the BOYS RE D FORD PICKUP 1968. New tires, Low cost expert exhaust Now available, 1 bedroom DAY BEFORE 18 frame, Schwinn", •Lost & Found unfurnished apartments. Call •PERSONAL $400 or best offer. 485-1633 after 5:30pm. 5-1-30 repair. Custom work. Pipe bender. FREE ESTIMATES, UlM'LL BE PACK SOON. HE'S ON A 351-9020. 10-2-8 FOREVER. Many, many »* g00(i ^ n items of multitudinous •PEANUTS PERSONAL 332-2927. C-1-31 BllNP DATE WITH A KARATE TEACHER! variety will be sold at •REAL EoTATE FOR SALE 1962 Ford GIBSON Post Office Box 1523 remarkable savings ES338T0Ci •RECREATION econoline van, good engine, MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East East Lansing, Michigan 48823 5-2-1 excellent condition indeed. Special savings k $450. 393-5170. 3-1-26 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. bassman bottom. 3' •SERVICE on black light posters at Instruction Complete auto painting and ABBOTT ROAD, luxury 2 3-1-26 collision service. 485-0256. 50c each, black light MERCEDES 1959, 6 cylinder, bedroom, 2 bath apartment Typing Service bulbs $1.50, pipes and 489-3545 available February 1. $275, •TRANSPORTATION leather, no rust, after 5pm. 3-1 -30 Utilities included. Parking. smoking goods, incense GUITAR, CLASSlCA[i strings, beautiful STUDENTS PART time NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - 1 so •WANTED Disc Brake Special 332-2736, 332-1151. 3-1-30 and jewelry. Visit the accessories 1 employment, earn $50 - $100 girl to share 3 bedroom DAY BEFORE include MUSTANG convertible 1965, week- Arranging apartment with 2 graduate 332-O328.3-1-30 1 •• RATES •• 56,000, 3 speed standard, $500 negotiable. 355-8805. •Replace front disc pads •Inspect & adjust rear sho< per working girls. Own (large) Houses £ FOREVER, 107 North Cedar, Lansing. Open OLDER with ability. room. Knob Hill Apartments, WOOD t 3-1-30 wheel bearings Call 393-2229, or 332-4152. $68. Call after 6pm. Tuesday through commodes, desk, 2 J DRDS No CENTER STREET - Large, R easonable. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 10-2-7 349-1460. 4-1-30 Saturday 11:00 • 5:30. u2A comfortable house near Kilborn. 485-8367 ft p master cylinder nil ggj ma mm ms 1966, must sell for $400. Six FEMALE STUDENT with good NEED 2 GIRLS for 4 man, campus. $75. Prefer women GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of Sunday. 1 cylinder. 355-5978. 1-1-26 337-1210. all makes and calibers. Over {S3 QQ3 Em EES I or non-sexist men. m grades, room and board spring term. Cedar Village available in exchange for area. 332-5654. 3-1-29 5-1-30 600 guns in stock. For best HEAD STANDARDS. tn nm 33 33 KS3| t| OLDS 1972, Cutlass Supreme price in Southern Michigan Fine conditi household duties. 337-1617. convertible. Fully equipped including air conditioning \RECISI0N 5-1-31 MARRIED STUDENTS 1541 MELROSE bedroom, $130 monthly, - One see BOB'S GUN SHOP, V4 block south of Post office leather buckle boots, ^ gj] BE3 BEI Q«2B ^E3 and electric windows. $3250. Phone ED2-2407. 4-1-26 'IMPORTS STUDENT WIFE or student for & FACULTY couples only, lease, deposit. Call 351-6180. 5-1-31 annex, at Call 2412 South Cedar 371-2244 Closed offer. 1-1-26 ^HEW M< FH RtH IEEE EEE3 SEES 1206 OAKLAND housekeeping and childcare. Sundays. 15-2-12 GRAND 5 days. East Lansing home, 1,2, & 3 PIANO, n $ 1.6 DEADLINE OLDS 88 1965 - Good Call IV 4-4411 good salary. Phone 351-7070. bedroom apts. PERSON WANTED for private Brumbach, walnut, e»« ■ft condition, one family car, attic studio in comfortable 4 condition, $650, 35m or IV 2-4444 5-1-26 P.M. class day 482-9768. 3-1-30 $50 per before one publication. for appointment OVERSEAS JOBS FOR some with study bedroom house. month. 484-8532. 2-1-26 | LIBERTY COIN SHOP Moving. 2-1-29 ^HDSON OPEL KADET 1968. Excellent FOREIGN CAR parts, STUDENTS - Australia, has the selection FLEA MARKET Sin Cancellations/Cor¬ condition, must sell, best offer. Call mornings, CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 Europe, South America, from >149 per mo. 1 GIRL FOR 3 girl house. Own bedroom. Lansing. $60 per and expert advice you need when January 27, Sunday, J* 24, Meridian Mall, Oka K.... ^Hnts. 48 rections - 12 noon one Africa. Most professions, class day before 355-9080. 3-1-26 mile West of campus. summer or full time; month includes utilities. Different merchandim B 487-5055. C-1-31 expenses paid, sightseeing. UNFURNISHED 371-4162. 3-1-26 I COINS—STAMPS. month. 30 Merry Markn K publications. PLYMOUTH 1 962 - 223 Abbott 1-1-26 Free information, write, The State News will be Automatic, 6, new exhaust, STUDENTS-FACULTY TWR Co., Department 22, children welcome TWO, 4 - bedroom houses for Next to State Theatre sh°™. responsible only for the 53,000 miles, easy start. 2550 Telegraph Avenue, please, no pets rent. Close 394-0437. 5-1-29 to campus, SKIS AND poles 75".| ^Hled. l first day's incorrect $150. 355-0995 or 353-6878. OWNING FOREIGN Berkeley, California 94704. 82", $20. Car heater, JJ ^■627-20 insertion- 2-1-26 CARS, WE GIVE 20% 10-2-1 rack for Volkswagen,U ffr~ All students aos must be PONTIAC GP 1970. Model SJ, OFF ON PARTS AND FULL TIME or part time work KNOB HILL EAST Coolidge LANSING, Road, new 3 1750 COLOR TV portable Magnavox, 19", two years old, excellent 355-7892, 31-3-1-30 353-61 ^Baft ■m, CASTROL, 10% OFF condition, $150. Ampex prepaid fully loaded, in good available. Telephone work bedroom duplex, all deluxe APARTMENTS > condition. Call 372-0168 or 355-5130. 3-1-30 ON ACCESSORIES, days or evenings. Good atmosphere. Immediate features, lease, deposit, references. PhoWe* 37!?-5920 stereo Cassette mo^l 85. 3 yea™ QW,r9«p amplifier, BARGAIN! $100 B>d nylon string guitar »| ^Krpeta opti * condition, $S0. Tosnlbia tape openings. Students and 349 4700 4-1-26 case only $75. LikenaJ r e se PONTIAC LeMANS, 1969, 6 IMPORT AUTO PARTS long-hairs okay. Good Hours reel • to - reel unit, 2 years 353 5830. 5-2-1 ] 415 South Cedar, Lansing commission or hourly wage EAST LANSING 3 bedroom old, good condition, $100. cylinder stick, economical 9-5 M. Tues, W, F - Call 351-3279. 3-1-26 and sporty, low mileage, block S. of E. Kalamazoo option. Call 487-0518 for 1-7 Saturday duplex with recreation room, 1 Vi baths, kitchen, dining RANDALL HEALTH Fl^H)5 aft* BUICK WILDCAT 1967 stereo tape player. Call 8:30-5:30 Monday-Friday interview between 11 and - GRETSCH TENNESSI AN "LET'S GET WEIL" Beautiful running condition, 627-2961 after 5pm. 3-1-26 8:30-3 Saturday 485-2047, 371 -1 947. 5pm Thursday and Friday Closed Thurs. and room, living room. 655-3217, evenings. 9-2-2 electric guitar, excellent Reg. 1.95 Now 17 Lnima'5i J® [ found JjC^J ■ beautiful black cat \ aray kitten. Litter led 349-1216:1 -1-26 FOUND: SMALL brown with white near Cedar male dog, markings, Village. 351-5979. ENGAGEMENTS Julia Leutz, Jackson U.S. begins truce role _ C-3-1-29 senior. Phi (continued from page 1) India and Poland, which Gamma Nu to Mike Mosier, provisional revolutionary closest aide in the Saigon But the Viet Cong leader freedom of movement in rcERMAN Shepherd Grandville graduate student. may account for some of government, pledged in a regime, said however, that said her side would abide FOUND: SET of keys in Wells South Vietnam, freedom to the Canadian caution now. goies desperately need Paris news conference that elections If $30 Call 337-2504 Hall. Call 356-0017, Jane Elizabeth Sterner, Elyria, report findings accurately President Nguyen Van the rebel government "is were out of the strictly by its promise to question until all North ■Hands or after 6pm. C-3-1-29 Ohio, MSU graduate to Hubert and establishment of a Thieu said in Saigon that disposed to respect Vietnamese troops get out release U.S. prisoners of war held in the South, and will Patrick Conlon, continuing authority to conclusion of this cease J-26 FOUND . GLASSES in black Brooklyn, N.Y., Horticulture Instructor. which the commission fire means only - scrupulously the agreement of the South. Their pullout hand over a list of its passage and hopes that the other is not specified in the cease - ■OBEDIENCE classes - cm. January 18th by would report. from one phase of the war captives immediately after *ng March 19th. Call Mr«. Erickson Hall. Phone Jane Lynne Tellerico, Dearborn parties will do the same to fire agreement. the agreement is signed. Lack of these guarantees to the next. ■h 489-7675, Mrs. Ford, 351-8359. C-3-1-29 senior to Robert E. Scibe, insure an authentic and Mrs. Binh accused hampered operations of the "The second phase of our Mrs. Binh's North ■6653 or Mrs. Schena, Dearborn, Eastern Michigan lasting peace." President Nixon of violating Vietnamese LOST: GLASSES, gold wires, cease - fire group set up struggle will be to win the counterpart, P838 after 6pm. 5-2-1 pink tinted. Snyder - Phillips University graduate. after the first Vietnam real Mrs. Binh stressed as a the spirit of the agreement Foreign Minister Nguyen peace and to win the problem still to be resolved, by asserting that Thieu's kngush SHEEPDOG area Tuesday. 332-6749. peace agreement in 1954. political war," he told the organization of "free Duy Trinh, arrived in Paris ■ies _ aKC. Excellent 5-1-31 Canada participated in that newsmen. Saigon government is the from Hanoi to take part in and democratic general only legal one in South li(ie. Weekdays call ineffectual group along with the signing. Trinh got a Thieu predicted that if elections in all South ■3678 evenings and LOST - GIRL'S Movado watch Vietnam. warm welcome from the political phase lends 339-2573. 50-26 near Auditorium. Call slips back Vietnam to allow the She said the agreement is hundreds of French and 351-8849. Rewardl 3-1-26 into shooting because of population to determine its "very clear" in setting up Itered BERNARDS, AKC, CHILDCARE licensed home. in East Lansing Excellent Recount Communist violations, cease - fire own political future.' two rival administrations, Vietnamese when he supporters landed at Le 9 Mason, three females. 676-2204. I p JZ facilities and lots of activities. Experienced teacher, Happy (continued from page 1) petitioner, the winner has will South get help from many Vietnam Hoang Due Nha, Thieu's armies and zones of control. Bourget Airport. nations. place for kids. Phone the right to withdraw his loNDEN. CHAMPION ■ and dam. 5 months. TV RENTALS $9.60 per month, $23 per term; free delivery, service and pickup. 337-0092.4-1-26 petition if the vote isn't changed — and it saves us Asked specifically whether that meant the United States has promised Court rule stirs medical issues 353-7129. 10-1-29 GET A car you can depend on. some work." No deposit. New stereos to (continued from page 1) available Check the relieble dealers Sheridan said the recount help Saigon if the war somewhat earlier, that a defective child has at same rates. Call resumes after The laws of genetics are such IDOR RETRIEVER NEJAC, 337-1300. C-1-31 advertising in today's cost Holcomb $150 — $5 the U.S. affected infant is a matter of that an been conceived. _ Black. AKC. Number Classified Ads. for each precinct counted. pullout, Thieu replied: predictable Because the sex of a child, as well as Lid trial champions in HANDWRITING "Let's see in a few days." probability rather than certainty. WILL CARE for pre-schoolers in A computer in the Waverly His passing up the Thus, if a diagnosis of probable some genetic disorders, can be determined e. 337-1485. 5-1-30 According to handwriting defect is analyst, William Ryall, if School administration made, the Supreme Court ruling could ease by amniocentesis before birth, some critics my licensed home. Near chance to rule out further of abortion see in the building and one of the City the legal way of Supreme Court G0 your handwriting hasn't MSU. Call 332-4307. 3-1-26 U.S. involvement, while parents who decide they changsd In 20 years or so, of Lansing's computers were would rather have the fetus ruling the danger that parents will choose either you as a person have BOB'S used to possibly just a ploy for aborted. to have a fetus aborted if it is not of the MOBIL KEY count punchcard remained unchanged, or the SHOP, internal political ends, However, the diagnosis is not now desired sex. ■ttE, 1967 - 12'x60', circumstances of your life servicing home, auto, office! ballots. added to speculation that usually possible before the 16th week of haven't changed. Anytime, an y place Since the Many doctors, however, think this ^nished, skirted, shed, at 482 3086. 3-1-26 . recount was Vice President Agnew will pregnancy — three weeks beyond the 13 jew, Perry. 625-4410, not danger is outweighed by the opportunity is. 4-1-26 If you'd like some change, said the completed, Sheridan underscore U.S. support for ,*fee'cs *he Supreme Court the period in which an has specified a which pre - natal diagnosis affords couples let Classified Ads help. You previously certified Saigon when he arrives here abortion is a private with a family history of a serious birth change your style of vote total will remain the Sunday. matter. Nevertheless, scientific □0 can 1968, 12'x60' advances defect to living by moving to a new same, giving might soon make it attempt a pregnancy more 21' expando. Stackable a 76 possible to determine home or apartment you find vote winning Nguyen Thi Binh, foreign securely. Bnished, shag carpeting, there. You can find a new margin. PIANO LESSONS. Classical thru minister of the Viet Cong's T), patio. Call 371-3645. job In the Want Ads. You modern. Guitar: can find cars, hobbles, folk, classical and electric. Drums: ■ND TRANSFERRED, sporting goods, all kinds of things to give your lifestyle a beginning thru advanced. Cease-fire guidelines spelled out Mi lift. Check there now! 332-6726. 5-1-29 J2 bedroom, disposal, air lioned, $4000 or best. SAVE AMERIACA. Start now. §633 after 5:30pm. STOP THE SPIRO OF '76 GUITAR LESSONS - for all (continued from page 1) to supply the 84 men who that the three—nation ages, small groups or private, bumper stickers. 355-1237. shut down. are to guard South control commission which 3-1-30 Haslett, phone 339-9725. ■ew moon 8'x45' 2-1-26 Under the control Vietnam's borders with has policed the Laos civil lhed, 2 bedrooms, full BOARD EXAM TUTORING Announcements for It's Hillel will sponsor a provisions, these results are North Vietnam, Laos and war since 1962 — Canada. i $1,600. Cash. Call PRICES YOU'LL appreciate on What's Happening must be Chassidism class at 6:30 p.m. to be achieved Cambodia against India and Poland — is to be Tutoring classes now being received in tie State News by: ■D72. 3-1-30 household items you went Monday in 33 or 37 Union. Try communist infiltration, and reactivated to control formed for the coming office. 341 Student Services us before you travel. are advertised in the Went •An international group 84 more men to guard the among other LSAT, MCAT, DAT, Boerd Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two things, North ■dSON 1970 - On lot Ads each day! of 12 men guarding the DMZ. coastline and Vietnamese access to exams. For information call class days before publication. Free U classes meeting this a military 313-354-0085. 0-2-1-29 No announcements will be weekend: Yoga - 7 a.m. Friday, •Fixed groups totaling 48 airfield against counterpart Laotian territory and the accepted by phone. 9 a.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, infiltration by the U.S. Typing Service men guarding the entire Ho Ho Chi Minh trail. 19-4743. 5-2-1 PINBALL WIZARDS! ^ There will be a rent party for Union Green Room; Human Chi Minh trail network Like the first—tier Potential - 7 p.m. Friday, BRESLER'S tournament the Women's Center at 8 through southern Laos. commission, the ICCS is to fcvEDS OWN your — p.m. Synergy; Recorder beginning ESp*"* — no entry fee - $550 in ■ home! 1972 12'x60' prizes ANN BROWN. Typing and Saturday at 117 W. Kilborn, and intermediate - 6 p.m. operate under a unanmity - 24 hours January 23rd, Lansing. BYO. Rides will leave Saturday, main lobby Music •Three additional groups, T home, ready to move - multilith offset printing. rule so that any member can I shed and skirting January 25th - 545 East at 7:30 p.m. from the Women's Bldg; Madrigal and Ballad of eight men each, stationed veto any finding report. ^ STATE NEWS Grand River. 3-1-26 Complete service for Center. All women are welcome. Singing - 7 p.m. Saturday, main lied, under $5,000. dissertations, theses, lobby Music Bldg.; ESP at border checkpoints Minority reports are ■ 627 2024. 3-1-30 manuscripts, general typing, Representatives from 20 chosen by the Saigon allowed. PREGNANT? WE understand. Investigation Group — 1 p.m. However, they are IBM. 23 years experience. different fields will discuss Sunday, Synergy: Guitar - 4 government. to have no formal Call us. PREGNANCY employment opportunities from standing pAFT 1968 - 2 COUNSELING. 372-1560 349-0850. C-1-31 p.m. Sunday, South Hubbard as commission findings or 6:30 to 8 p.m. Jan. 12'x50', excellent 31 in Lounge; Talmud - 8:30 a.m. Balanced off against this STORY'S . 0-1-31 I01-103C Holmes Hall recommendations. , outdoor storage as the Saturday, 319 Hillcrest Avenue; control system of 84 men is CHANGE THINGSI Sell Br i g g s SAC Jwpeted steps, washer "Career Simple String Musical an infiltration system in the Partly because of these househqld goods you're tired Opportunities in the Sciences." Instrument Construction ■er optional. May leeve it lot in Peanuts Personal I of with Want Ads. Dial Spartan Bowmen will shoot from 6 to 7 p.m. today in a.m. Saturday, Synergy. — 11 DMZ and tha trail area that disabilities, Canada's foreign minister, Mitchell Sharp, has DAILY 355-8255. has withstood nearly 10 ■iently located Lansing indicated ™ Home Park. Phone STEPHEN. 22 years and graying, but you're not the Turf Arena, Intramural Bldg. Please bring all Men's The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowhsip invites all interested years of intensive U.S. which that Canada, served on previous DOZEN 5 after 4pm. 3-1-30 COMPLETE extra equipment. Beginners are to an informal sharing meeting bombing and which even control commissions in getting older, you're getting THESES welcome. at 7:30 p.m. today at Bethel today harbors and supplies USED CAR better I Mighty Ms. 3-1-26 SERVICE. Discount Vietnam and in Laos, will Manor, 803 E. Grand River Ave. |LL. 12x53', carpeted, printing. IBMtypingand The Society for Creative virtually the whole regular commit men to the ICCS SPECIALS' ining, washer and binding of theses. Resumes, main force of North Anachronism will hold an for only 60 days and then linutes from MSU. BIG BROTHER, surprisel We publications. Across from annual Winter Any student wishing to work with the ASMSU Vietnam's army. This OF THE actually made itl Happy Medieval Legal Aid decide whether to let them After. Phone 882-9040. Anniversary! Dewey. 1-1-26 campus, corner M.A.C. and Tournament from 10 a.m. to 6 Dept. on various projects is includes an estimated Wl.LK Grand River, p.m. Saturday in the Turf invited to pick up a petition stay on. below Jones 50,000 men in South Arena, Men's Intramural Bldg. from 334 Student Services Bldg. Under the terms of the Stationery Shop. Call Vietnam's northernmost 67 CAMARO krlette on lot, COPYGRAPH agreement, the ICCS is SERVICES, Quangtri and Thua Thieu f, central air, skirting, 337-1666. C-1-31 The Society for Creative supposed to be functioning Anachronism will hold after The PIRGIM state office in Provinces alone. 2 dr HT Red very i , tournament revels at 8 p.m. Lansing has two work-study by Monday and be fully- 1-1-26 TYPING TERM papers, theses, THE CH ARTE R PEOPLE Saturday in the Union Ballroom. positions available involving Still more doubtful is the effective two weeks from ■ELLI Make offer. present Spring Holidays: etc. Electric. Experienced. The theme will be hermits. office and project work. Call administrative structure of then. 69 RAMBLER Freeport $169, Nassau $179, JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Lynne Stokes at 487-6001 for There the control are still other ■)', 7'x12' expando, Spain C-1-31 The first annual East information. mechanism, $2 39, ring problems. During the first 2 dr. HT Ty furnished, carpeted, Lansing-MSU Pinball consisting of a loosely looms, 7'x14' porch, STUDENTOURS, 351-2650 Tournament is in The MSU Theater 30 days of the ICCS, it is 13-1-31 YOUNG LADY, wheel chair process 24 Dept. will organized three—tier hours a day through Monday at J shed. Many present an adaption of "The contrivance which at every supposed to report to the ■2. 3-1-29 extras. bound, desires typing in Bressler's, S4S E. Grand River Caturbury Tales" at 8:15 four original parties to the 66 BUICK RIVIERA SAVE THE CHILDREN'* home. 2 years college Ave. point can be hobbled by the tonight in Olds Hall. war and the agreement. 2 dr HT ■SON 1970, BENEFIT CABARET majoring in typing. Some veto of one of its members. >28 12'x65' experience doing theses, Free U needs people to teach The Pre-professional Club is After the first 30 days, an SPONSORED BY: ^(pando. Furnished, 2 resume's, correspondence and various courses. If you are sponsoring a tour of the At the primary level is a international conference of i. Phone 487-0911. Hubbard's Black Caucaus interested, call 353, 0660 or Wayne State University School 3,300—man four—party generel work. 489-0531, stop by the office, second floor of Medicine Feb. 3. Sign up in foreign ministers of all 69 OLDS Saturday, Jan. 17, 1973 Mary Beth Miller. 6-1-31 joint military commission. Union. 103 Natural Science interested big powers is to HUBBARD HALL Bldg. This is made up in equal 10'x50 with CAFETERIA Drivers are needed. be set up as guarantor of the 4 dr HT 9 p.m. -1 a.m. PROFESSIONAL THESES parts of the antagonists in cease—fire agreement. M288 Jing and 17' enclosure. typing, experienced in ell Free U will sponsor a writing The Renaissance Consort will the long war: North n Park Terrace. Call Donation $1.00 The powers of the fields, on IBM Selectric II. seminar at 7 p.m. Sundays in 33 meet from 4 to 6 BO after 6pm. 3-1-26 Union. p.m. Vietnam, the United States, conference, if Featuring: Cell Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. Sunday Practice in 418 Music the Viet Cong and the any, are 65 PLYMOUTH RESURRECTION BAND. 10-2-7 Bldg. to practice. undefined in the peace FOR 2 12'x60' Anyone reasonable proficient in government in Saigon. I ALL proceeds go to Mariah will present Martin recorder agreement, except for a homes, 3 10'x55' or other medieval B U F Free EXPERIENCED TYPIST, IBM. Mull and Brussel Sprout at 8 and stipulation that the ICCS J homes. CAPITOL BER PARK. Phone Term papers, theses, resumes, 10:30 tonight and Saturday in s welcome. When, 60 days after the will report to it Conference s388 Breakfast Program cease—fire U.S. forces are manuscripts, etc. JEANINE the McDonel kiva. Tickets go on The Badminton Club will members, besides the |6.3-1-26 SPRING BREAK with UNION SMITH, 339-9714. B-5-1-29 sate at 7:15 and 10:15 p.m. meet at 7 p.m. today in the completely withdrawn from United Nations, are 68 CHEVY WAGON BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain, upper gym. Women's Intramural Vietnam, the commission is [ moon 3 bedroom, Bldg. All interested players are to be reduced to the two expected to be China, the $284. Nassau. $189. Contact TYPING THESES end term ■ 7'x 10' expando. The Society for Creative welcome. Societ Union and the U.S.; papers. Electric typewriter. most ideologically Phone 6 25-7390 us Monday through Friday, 1 Anachronism will hold classes in the United Kingdom, a *888 ■ - 4pm or phone 353-9777. E x pe r lenced Diane, imcompatible members of 1-26 . medieval dancing from 10 a.m. There will be no Society for C-1-31 372-7600. 7-1-26 Creative Anachronism recorder the foursome: President guarantor of the 1954 Sunday in the Union Ballroom, class this Saturday. We will meet Geneva Accords, and medieval war games and board Nguyen Van Thieu's regime 69 MERCURY MARQUIS ,FrLlS) RUSSIA SCANDINAVIA 5 London weeks. $387 Inclusive. departures. Small, PROFESSIONAL electric TYPIST, typewriter. Located games in the Captain's Room and Union Parlor A. next week in the Music Building lobby. and the Viet Cong. France, the onetime colonial overlord of Indochina. 4 dr. *1188 ■ something? close to MSU. Call 349-1773 In both stages, any International group camping The Hillel Dancers will travel evenings and weekends. commission member can As an offshoot to this a pet or article (ages 18-30). Also The perform with ethnic groups at 2 Europe, Africa, India: 3-11 Political Defense international network, it is . 'ant to help you weeks. Write: Whole Earth BL-1-1-26 Committee and the local IWW p.m. Sunday at the Lansing veto proposals or cease-fire 69 FORD COUNTRY | Just come in to the will Civic Center for "A Day with inspections findings by believed set forth in yet Travel, Ltd., Box 1497, sponsor Utah Phillips at 8 the Arts." SQUIRE ^ Classified Dept. EXPERIENCED IBM typing, unpublished understandings K.C., Mo. 64141 p.m. Sunday at Synergy. other members of the Wagon 51688 vou want to place theses, term papers, (Pica - commission. Nevertheless, to the peace agreements, All students planning to go to ■n east Lansing SPRING BREAK in sunny Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. The Tolkien Fellowship will Bais Chabad for Shabbat must the commission has the ■ BANK'S found Acapulcol Eight great days at 25-2-28 hold the third annual revival the meeting at 8 tonight in the meet by 3:15 p.m. today at primary task of settling 66 FORD WAGON I s 8 Public service luxurious EL Hillel. Call ■ lansing state P RESIDE NTE hotel I $249 PROFESSIONAL IBM North Hubbard Lounge. All 332-1916 reservations or information. for disputes as to which Alcohol linked interesting persons are welcome. adversary controls territory T" ru" the ad at no complete. ASMSU Travel. dissertation typing. BA, MA 188 353-0659, 355-4560, degrees. Marty North, Irvin Lehmann will speak on in the "leopard—spot" 1?t Lansing 332-6047. 8-2-2 351-3487. 24-2-28 Poll workers are needed for the ASMSU election to be held "Some Random Thoughts on pattern of South Vietnam to cancer type i" ate bank Jan. 31. There are many Jewish Values" as Hillel's guest after a standtill cease—fire. 69 PLYMOUTH at 5:30 p.m. for Sunday supper Service ■'ale cat orange c-1-31 / T ransportation M positions open and all workers will be compensated. Polls will be open from 8:45 a.m. to 7:30 and speaker at 316 Hillcrest Avenue. In the case of a deadlock NEW Cancer YORK (UPI) epidemiologists - Conv. •Potted, about 6 FOR QUALITY service on RIDERS WANTED to California p.m. Call 355-8266 to sign-up. any commission member seeking explanations for *1188 ■°'d_ Grove & Albert. can refer the dispute to a recent rises in the incidence stereo equipment, see the or West; Saturday Hillel will offer servies at 5:30 ■ C-3-1-30 The MSU chapter of B'nai of STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East approximately. Alex, p.m. today followed by dinner, four—nation, 1,160—man pancreatic and Grand River. C-1-31 B'rith will meet at 7 p.m. today dancing and singing. Talmud International Commission esophageal cancers are 70 VW 332-1352. 3-1-26 in A203 Armstrong Hall. J Tuesday at Men7, class will be held at 8:30 a.m. of Control and Supervision leaning to the view that 2 dr. B^'oid shape, dark XEROX COPIES 4c. YOUR NEXT job can really be Green Earth Food Co-op will Saturday followed by services 9:30 a.m. and Kiddush. at (ICCS), to be made up of alcohol and / or smoking '1288 ■" with gold band. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, a ball I Look for it in today's hold a business meeting at 7 equal—sized detachments may play etiologic roles. | ,.,V29 8' Reward M.A.C. and Grand River below Classified Ads. p.m. Sunday in 31 Union. All Students interested in from Canada, Hungary, University of Michigan 71 MAVERICK Jones Stationary Shop. new and old members and volunteering as readers for the Indonesia and Poland. 337 1666. C-1-31 blind can call Janine gastroenterologist Dr. H. representatives of buying groups m at ■s GLASSES Wanted Marvin Pollard told wire are welcome. 3 5 5 -7390 evenings or Like the Joint Military *1488 il°" ■ pKm cF,idaV ast Laming. on PROFESSIONAL IBM typing - weekends. Commission, the ICCS is to reporters at National Cancer Conference the Seventh thews, term papers. (Pica - DONT FORGET blood comes President Wharton will be Phi Kappa Phi fellowship be headquartered in in San Francisco that Elite). Sandi, 339-8934. featured at an informal coffee Saigon, only from people. undergraduate members of the with regional teams in seven 25-2-28 pancreatic cancer has ASTROLOGY CHARTS Professional compensated. donors MICHIGAN Honor Society are invited to apply for a Sparks Memorial hour from 2 to 3 p.m. Tuesday in Old College HaU, Union GrUI. sections of South Vietnam and 26 local teams based in become 'a frightening STORY COMMUNITY BLOOD Graduate Fellowship. Forms are epidemic in America." He east lot accurately written, aspects Zero Population Growth will CENTER. 337-7183. Hours available in 330 Engineering provincial cities, towns and said it appears possible that progressions, trenslts, basic 1153 E. Michigan h2"M> i °' vic'nity Interpretation help. Monday, Thursday and Friday 9 - 5. Tuesdey and Bldg. and 319 Engineering Bldg. or call 355-5141 or 355-51S7 and must be completed by Feb. "Implications of ZPG State of Michigan" at 7:30 for the hamlets. alcoholic beverages or tobacco smoke contain ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPU »f, Reasonable. 349-0934. f 8f,9r 6pm, 3.,.26 5-1-26 Wednesday 12 -8. C-1-31 9. p.m. Sunday in Union Parlor C. In addition, the ICCS is pancreatic poisons. 351-0400 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan A dorm room special New from Marantz! You will be pleasantly surprised to hear that a component system selling in the $200.00 price range can sound as good as this one. The powerful BSR R-30 receiver offers great AM and FM stereo reception. 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