ASMSU board could face takeover L joHN LINDSTROM ■tate News Staff Writtr Council officers met last Tuesday the Coalition for Responsible Action, lalition of conservative - when the "agreement" was reached. apparently which supports the fraternities and student elections, apathy any group towards ASMSU with an active and e and Greek students has sororities and their activities. involved ilvlaid plans to gain control of Fraternity Council and Dana Braden's gain complete control of the board in David Westol, Inter - following could swing an Coalition for Responsible Fraternity "We're representing the new election in their favor. board, beginning with the Action, the general elections this Council president denied *eU spring. Sunday that majority," Braden said recently. "A As an example, which, informed Braden cites the IsMSU election Wednesday. reached sources say, have any such agreement exists. But Westol drastic change is coming. Fraternities election of Wayne ■ election for representatives an unsigned "gentlemen's Observers view the board as himself was not at that Rodgers, present meeting. and sororities already have a power representative from the College of agreement" that the two will work \ College of Human Ecology together on board politics and particularly vulnerable at this time, to "Braden's contacted me and asked base and they're going to exert this Agriculture, who was written in by his ■ College of Business, which elections. any type of takeover because of a lack me to come to some of their meetings, power. I'm positive this will happen by fraternity brothers. of direction but nothing like an ■ormally attract Uttle student Braden apparently is confident in the board's agreement exists," this spring. Watch Wednesday's The sources have described the Twill be watched carefully by not only will conservative that composition. With the exception of Westol said. election; it will be indicative of the following scenario of events: first both lively small, highly organized candidates - win the election moderate the four Greek members, there is little group cohesiveness of any kind. The Inter entered the - Fraternity Council informal agreement coming trends." the Coalition for Responsible Action High officials in the coalition have ips involved are the Inter - Wednesday, but that his coalition will Braden and several Inter sources say, because of the platform of said that because of the obvious (continued on 9) - Fraternity page the michigan Volume 65 Number 92 Michigan State University East Lansing. Michigan Monday, January 29, 1973 ^ .S. accelerates troop pullout; attered fighting mars truce Bon (AP) - The United States since the announcement of the cease - of the International Commission for which also has the task of determining flying white and blue flags of the old feeding up the withdrawal of fire. Control and the methods of the Supervision and American International Control Commission on The U.S. Command reported four ■lining 23,000 troops Sunday Vietnamese Communist delegates to withdrawal. the grounds that the flags looked like Americans dead and four missing J cease • fire shattered in its the peace agreement's Joint Military Ten Viet Cong representatives emblems of surrender. Though a U.S. ■by dawn to dusk fighting from during the same period. The cease - Commission converged on Saigon to refused to get off the plane that Air Force sergeant removed the flags, fire did not officially begin until 8 plitarized zone to the Mekong set up machinery designed to carried them here, apparently because the delegates went into Saigon on a a.m. Sunday — 7 p.m., EST, Saturday. strengthen the fragile cease - fire. they objected to filling out South bus. [officials said they anticipated A land grab preceded the truce and continued beyond the designated time The Vietnamese Communist Vietnamese government customs and The United States stepped up its d fighting ahead. delegates were scheduled to join the immigration cards. The Viet Cong are troop withdrawal schedule to about for halt in the fighting. I Saigon command reported a United States and South Vietnam South Vietnamese. 800 men for the first two days of the 4,000 North and South As the fighting for political control North Vietnamese delegates refused l today for the initial meeting of the cease - fire, compared to an average of e casualties in the five days flared in scores of hamlets, members four party Joint Military Commission to ride in U.S. - provided limousines - 100 men a week for the past several weeks. U.S. fighter - bombers flew right up to the deadline, logging 494 strikes i/xon announces against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong positions during the 24 - hour period ending at 8 a.m. Sunday. While there was still no word on the release of American prisoners of war, ; lashes urban, sch South Vietnamese military sources said thousands of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese POWs are being gathered in the Can Tho region in the Mekong firm ceiling on overall expenditures," I B1SCAYNE, Fla. (AP) - which was rejected last year by to keep current fiscal year spending to "Every member of the Congress Delta. Both the International Commission it is "time to get big $250 billion by withholding gets enormous pressure from special legislators. of Control and Supervision and the pnt off your back and out of Nixon disclosed, too, that his State congressionally approved funds, interests to spend your money for Joint Military Commission face a Jcket." President Nixon told of the Union report this year will be already has touched off major what they want. And so 1 tsk you to difficult task since there are no Sunday he is sending controversy on Capitol Hill. back up those congressmen and those L a peacetime budget holding "a series of detailed messages on provisions written into the peace senators, whether Democrats or n taxes and slashing several specific subjects," rather than a single agreement giving them any The President appeared to extend Republicans, who have the courage to enforcement authority. (federal programs. report "covering a laundry list of an olive branch to vote against higher programs." unhappy spending. They Despite widespread fighting that y after the formal end of the congressmen, while at the same time i fighting in Vietnam — the Nixon's slashes in programs popular gave the Communist side territorial with Congress, coupled with his vow seeking public support for the White I longest war — the President House position, when he said: (continued on page 9) (continued on page 13) I nationwide radio address that billion budget "will give us ce.. ew era . to make our new era of of progress." ALL-VOLUNTEER FORCES 4W - h V h's budget goes to Congress at kday, but he set the stage for V of the budget with Congress liling some of its key provisions "> address taped before he tlorida on Friday. I proposing "some very sharp |ns in some very familiar Military draft en regarded as sacred cows cj 1973 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE continue to have to register for the expires June 30. Since no one has been "With the signing of the peace jest." As examples he cited the drafted since December, the President agreement in Paris today, and, after draft when they turn 18, and young [Burton hospital construction WASHINGTON , JAN. 27 - achieved his goal of turning the receiving a report from the Secretary men will still be assigned lottery- J, urban renewal assistance and Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird military into an all - volunteer force of the Army that he foresees no need numbers based on their birthdays. it last ■aid for schools near federal announced Saturday that the military sue months ahead of the deadline. for further inductions, I wish to Congress has mandated, however, Ions. draft had ended. that the government call up reserves I has searched The President and Laird had inform you that the armed forces New Yorkers huddled in rain in for waste in As a result of the announcement, and National Guardsmen before it ■ nook and cranny of the men born in 1953 and afterward will promised repeatedly that the June 30 henceforth will depend exclusively on Times Square Saturday as the deadline would be met. But Laird had volunteer soldiers, sailors, airmen and turns to a reinstatement of the draft to His own executive not be subject to conscription; and meet furture emergencies. Vietnam cease - fire went into held out the possibility that as many marines. jayroll will be cut 60 per cent, men born before 1953 but not yet drafted will have no further liability to as 5,000 men would be drafted this "The use of the draft has ended." Laird's single gualification about effect and a 10 story sign was peep cuts were made in ending the draft applied to doctors and lit on the Allied Chemical defense and the draft. year from March through June. Although no one will be drafted, agricultural dentists. The Nixon administration has These men will be the first in two But, in a message to senior defense the selective service machinery will Building. officials that made asked Congress to approve sizable is was public most likely remain on the books for AP wirephoto seeking to shift more generations to have no prospect of I to such programs as pollution Saturday, Laird said: standby use in an emergency. Men will (continued on page 13) being drafted. Except for a brief hiatus I crime and drug abuse, energy in 1947 and 1948, men have been H cancer and heart disease conscripted regularly since 1940. President Nixon's authority to ■will press Congress to set "a conscript troops into the military Bomb scare i hall resident airport in game room and a third in the elevator tan, 29, charged By JONATHAN KAUFMAN State News Staff Writer leading to the control tower, police said. The bomb squad determined the devices were harmless and took them Lansing's Capitol City Airport was to a crime laboratory for fingerprint sexual assaults closed and evacuated for more than an hour Sunday morning after three bomb analysis. "We've had bomb scares at the ■ year old Owen Hall resident - like devices were discovered. airport before, but this is the first time - four years on a charge of armed State Police described the devices as we found anything as far as I know," ■ned in Mason's 55th District robbery. He had previously spent four fakes which resembled dynamite ■ iirday State Trooper Jack Moulik of the morning on charges years in a Mississippi prison for rape, bombs. ■exually assaulted two women Badgley said. Lansing post said. ■Pted to assault a third. The evacuation delayed the takeoff He said as far as he knew no bomb He noted that Gaines "looked like of a United Airlines flight from Lansing threats had been phoned to the State Ts ,w®re reported on three he posed" for the composite sketch to Chicago for more J nights last drawn by police and printed in the than two hours, Police or to the airport. week, twice in airline officials said. Another flight As yet there was no information on I "a" and once in Holmes State News Thursday. Gaines said he scheduled to come into Lansing from suspects but several detectives were had not left his room since he saw the Flint had been delayed by fog and was still investigating, Moulik said. Cleveland Gaines, a recent publicity in the State News, Badgley said. held at Flint until the evacuation Besides State Police, Lansing police | w. .. the state Prison of is being held in Ingham ended. and firemen, Ingham County sheriffs IXS?" at Jack8on '"being Gaines The first device was found before 8 and FBI agents were on the scene IwUh I • ♦b°nd on two counts County Jail. Of all the tips called in to police a.m. by a Lansing businessman waiting during the evacuation. J*?lntent to commit gross last, week, Badgley said 17 were for a flight, police said. A Federal After the evacuation ended and Bng °ne count of breaking Aviation Administration employe of television newsmen on the scene left concrete enough to be of value. He the airport discovered a second device. with their equipment, the routine confirmed that tips revealed that a I Ia.lrd a Pre»mlnary exam The building was evacuated until of departing and arriving passengers ■dav^" man answering Gaines' description had Bomb about 9:30 a.m. while a State Police went on undisturbed. A few passengers B y for ,n Unsln8 Circuit arraignment. been seen in the residence halls prior State Police Detective Sgt. Eugene Ambs takes bomb squad searched the building for grumbled at the inconvenience of to the reports of assaults. Ir2sawted by two camPus Badgley noted that a patrol last fingerprint samples in the men's room of Capitol City other devices, finding no other bombs. having their carry - on luggage lavfrfhihls room. wn 4:30 »»d 5 week of 12 floors of Hubbard Hall Airport, where one of three fake bomb devices were Police did not say who found the third device. inspected before they boarded their flights by airport security officials, showed only two room doors open. found Sunday morning. One device had been planted in the JPubfi" cB?dgley of tbe MSU "It security measures were kept up, who were checking for concealed lfo.^fety'said °«lne.was It could help prevent something like State News photo by C.L. Michaels men's restroom, another in the airport weapons. l°o T ° Jackson Prison three nd MSU .fur serving this happening again," he said. Monday, JanU;lary 29 , 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Viet truce—a political to be elected. move' (NLF) on how and when to hold them, and wh.. wriat News Analysis Thieu's government is placing still other nummary oh«t , SAIGON, JAN. 26 - Is the South Vietnamese path of a free political contest with the Nip H government already beginning to make the cease-fire agreement unworkable? And is it starting to provide the Communists with excuses for some day to have another try at winning South U, win by .extern, agnation and open wa,f*c are &Vhe » hi ^»o,k of laws ag,« Vietnam by armed force? These questions are raised by the Saigon government's '^'The underlying principle is lhat In the ceased, the Commonly or pro - Communy .ctMty l„ 111 mini developing effort to try to extend the political settlement Communists ere giving up such an effort and will instead be )>■> 'U1 III I in Paris into a military victory that it was unable to win on SCrt to compete politically for con.ro, of South tajjj-d the battlefield It is doing this by insisting that all troops must leave the North Vietnamese South before elections can be held. the Communists elegible to compete politically. He said, in j£"ce .»<< localJMfKuBhhe^iJhf" guard uniu have b„n °f" The agreement provides for elections but Saigon was unable "There is no progress under a to get its troop withdrawal demand included. so many words, that until all North Vietnamese troops go m* ^ 8 g might L'aus* trouble government which isolates itself from the probings and This effort will be based on an assumption by President Nguyen Van Thieu's government that the agreement really h°The president's chief-aide1 in negotiations, Hoang Due local oflkfc) is not workable anyway. Nha, spelled this out explicitly when answering newsmen s °f S proddings of an aggressive press." It seems a pretty good assumption to some of the most qUThfeninSduc« all sorts of complications. One is the more orders of a similar nature. " en»ol Gov. Milliken experienced analysts of Communist affairs in Saigon. A number of North Vietnamese troops now in the South. All this is legal under the laws of South Vietnam number of them are convinced that Hanoi does not expect At his news conference Wednesday, Henry A. Kissinger of the victories that Thieu won in Paris is the «, the political arrangements to work out. said 145,000. Some intelligence sources here sav 150,000, existence of his regime without any direct limitation According to their analysis, all the North Vietnamese and but South Veitnam asserts 300,000. But the impending political difficulties could I«h the Viet Cong expect in their most realistic appraisal of the Kissinger contended that the 145,000 would gradually be repeat of the 1954 experience, agreement is to get rid of the United States and change the reduced by attrition, since the agreement is supposed to cut Then, the Vietnamese Communists under Ho Chi it 111 nun 1111111111111111111111111111111 ■ »i i11"""1" nature of the armed struggle to win the South. them off from reinforcements. The government here accepted a cease-fire that ended French colonial rule!? If this is true then the worst that South Vietnam might questions that. Vietnam but gave Hanoi control of only the northerns be doing is to weaken its propaganda position for the But even if 145,000 did leave, Thieu's officials might still That agreement provided for elections in the southern^ 1,300 soldiers still missing now future. argue that another 155,000 remained, and that it was still to decide on unification. ' Its move toward thwarting the underlying principle of impossible to have fair, unprejudiced elections. The Communists thought they could win those elect., North Vietnam has told the United States that the cease-fire agreement might not be changing the realities The reasp-fire agreement provides for "genuinely free by fair means or foul, and then have control of the*Z between 500 to 600 American servicemen will be of what will happen in Vietnam over the coming years. But and democratic general elections under international country. released from prisoner of war camps in Indochina, a weakened propaganda position could, nonetheless, be supervision," but it requires agreement between Thieu's But with the encouragement of th. n Pentagon sources said Sunday. The fate of nearly costly for Saigon. government and the Viet Cong s National Liberation Front government,which had not legally committed itself to! 1954 agreement, the Ngo Dinh Diem regime in 1,300 other Americans remained in doubt. obstructed the elections for fear of losing. ® The sources said the list of American names By 1959 the Communists had in their frustration ton given U.S. officials by the North Vietnamese in SEEKS MONEY FOR HOUSING to alternative means of winning the South. Rural terrort Paris Saturday as part of the peace agreement began, grew into guerilla warfare and developed into war that has now killed more than a mill on Vietj® numbered about 600. and almost 46,000 Americans. Rep. G.V. Montogomery. D-Miss., said, "I think we are going to have to face the blunt truth" that only a small number of the 1,334 Americans listed as missing will show up as captured. Unit DETROIT (UPI) A Detroit news fights conference felt by Michigan, the commitment to f provide This time the world pressure on through than it was with some sort elections almost two decades ago. South Vietnam to will be farstr Thieu, has, however, shown himself willing to stud - that any freeze on federal backlog of unmet housing adequate shelter and livable to considerable pressure in order to protect whit Michigan group which is communities for the people considers essential positions for defending S funds would mean nothing and community opposed to the Nixon of this nation. Vietnam from Communism. administration freeze on but detrimental results for development needs are far Michigan resident last to die federal funds for housing the people and state of too temporary great for even a halt. A cutoff and community Michigan. cease The last American killed before the - Vietnam fire was the father of five children, an Army development programs, has said it will attempt to halt The 18—month half of federal funds would mean would mean a $105 million In community development alone. loss of some Need for special skills the freeze in an effort to cutoffs to Model City officer who had lived through the siege of An Loc The freeze has already provide decent housing for housing areas and senior and was passionately dedicated to rebuilding the persons with lower incomes. citizens projects as well as begun in the Housing and devastated city. Ironically, Lt. Col. William Nolde of Mount Pleasant, Mich., was killed in An Loc by a direct which The statewide coalition industry, is represented government by set the unemployment rate higher. The coalition's Urban Dept. temporary Development (HUD) HUD has put hold 5 in minority jobs cited spokesman, Joe applications covering the By JIMMY BARFIELD both recruiters and students If you want a su officials, labor contractors, artillery round hit just as he finished conferring Guggenheim, executive rent supplement, State News Staff Writer attending the program. job in Lansing, about religious and social action with his Vietnamese counterpart on how to get the director of the Michigan interest—subsidy and public and Gene Washington, only places you cu members, calls itself the economy rolling again. The official end of the war Committee on Law and housing programs, on water JAVON JACKSON placement director for according to the p Michigan Emergency Housing, said that though supply and sewer projects in Dayton's, a merchandising are the Civil Sen was only hours away. Committee Against the Though the hiring of the impact of the coutoff the community and retailing chain store said Commission, J.C. Penny! Housing Cut—Off. minorities will continue to The coalition said in a would not be immediately development. that he was very proud of and the Lansing < be a major priority of big The coalition that to join talks says Soviets agree though reforms in a few corporations, the the great interest shown by system, Allen said. the students and companies. "Though the caret HUD programs are needed, emphasis is shifting to hiring The State News is published by the students of minority graduates with "We hoped for a large gives students infonrnta The Soviet Union has advised the North these needed reforms in no Michigan State University every class day during Fall, jobs, it also gi Atlantic Allies it is ready to join preliminary talks Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, way justify the shutdowns of specific skills such as gathering of students and than pleased since there is only a so many community engineering wid accounting, Shingleton, MSU were more possibility of obtu on force cuts in Europe but without prejudicing its Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a development programs. John ~ with the turnout," Bill some jobs - call for widening the nrojected negotiations. special Welcome Week edition Is published in Placement Bureau director Powell, public relations The coalition said it Chicago Board of Eduol A note delivered to Britain Saturday night September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. would not stand by and said Thursday. representative from Member Associated Press, United Press Nevertheless more than Oldsmobile said. hiring new teachers 4 brought an expression of hope from the Foreign allow the Federal Chicago teachers International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan 2,000 students attended the "I feel that the careers Office that talks will begin, as NATO originally Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan government to suspend its Sixth Annual Minority night program is very presently on strike." Ch Collegiate Press Assn. Careers Night Thursday Tu c ker, Kalamii suggested, next Wednesday. efficient and gives students Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. where 91 organizations important exposure to graduate student, said. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Correction representing business, perspective employers," There was r information on how 0 Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, industry, public school Pam Henderson, Detroit Continued struggle urged Michigan, 48823. A picture on page 6 of systems and federal agencies sent representatives to senior said. students attending careers night program 1 Some companies want the Friday, Jan. 26 edition interview minority students hired by the Phones: you to sell yourself to them Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap, 355-8252 of the State News for permanent and summer representatives. News/Editorial while others tell you what North Vietnam's defense 355-8255 incorrectly identified employment. Classified Ads their organizations can do Kenneth Benne as Carl "In fact, Monday one ., minister, said Saturday that Display Advertising 353-6400 355-3447 Braden, civil rights activist. employer is sending a for you, Henderson added. GrOUD OPP'' the Communist revolution Business Office Benne is student to its chemical Thiss nroieot. project oivpsgives ' ' ' 355-8311 a philosopher and must continue throughout Photographic behavioral scientist at laboratories for his students a great opportunity 1 11 r 353-8700 Vietnam although a cease - fire Campus Information Boston University. inspection and another to contact companies and I 'Of U.O. IUU would like to see it has been signed. employer is creating a job for an engineering continued, Gall Clark, a to aid Indiani Giap, the victor over the - , .,1 ...HHilLllllii V/,1,11 III,, II illllllllll/ll/lllll llllUJl lllllh senior in business French at Dien Bien Phu, said graduate," Huey Edwards, administration said. PETOSKEY (UPI)-' asst. director of the Commiuee for Actioi the continuing revolution is Placement Bureau said. Other students present Rural Indians has apf one of the major duties facing Though employers expressed for a three • year f some negative "the Communist compatriots especially seek engineers, comments. aggregating $2 59,86b« accounts and certified "They U.S. Dept. of » of the entire country" now should have the public accounts, they, also included careers in other Education and Welfw that "victory has been won" seek liberal arts majors for against the United States. fields such as nursing or provide compreh{M managerial positions, journalism or something else alcoholism treatment1 The speech appeared to be Edwards said. besides business or law," other social sern Jacokson's of East Lansing Most reactions to the a declaration that North Yvonne Allen Detroit programs for Ino* event favorable by Vietnam is continuing to try were junior said. Charlevoix, CheboyjH! for the communization of all cordially invites Emmet counties. Vietnam. The grant was sub® you and^your guests by committee cl"1 to attend CAMPUS John Lufkins of P after the request Chinese fight to cut births drafted by Ru* * assistant director of A new birth control drive is underway in China, the preview showing of PARKING mental health clinicJ where the population is believed to be increasing Bridal Fashions for Clarence Gasc0',7^ 1973 field instructor l« , by more than 15 million each year. The drive is aimed at reducing China's or Indian programs population growth by persuading young men and Monday, the twenty-ninth of .January states. women to marry late and by increasing the use of contraceptives. The new drive may reflect official concern over at seven-thirty in the evening DRIVING the pressure of population growth on China's food Jacobson's, East Room reserves because it follows a drop in the nation's grain production last year. Please use Alle Entrance TICKETS? AnLf"denu Yh° has received any campus parking Agnew leaves for Asia vJ Vehicle J , tiC.k!,to Understrongly Regulations is the MSU student Motor advised to contact the A8M8U Legal Aid in the DepAnt.'&SgffSl regulations and challenges Vice President Sprio T. Agnew departed Sunday now in proa*s for Saigon on a seven - nation Asian tour just 15 your 5Lab,vYout0 haVCstill8 camPus vourmatitickets. can *udild labor contractor, the prosecution. He later that Hawk's decision compensated. To signup, |to rate death and buried surprised observers by not to call Corona to the call 355 8266. farm workers in resting his case without stand hurt his case. orchard graves ■ the Feather River T Yuba City. ^P that also PPposed to a says he has matron who guard jesse winchester third down, 110 to go Baarsvllla album BR 2102 An American exiled in Canada, Quarter-Pounder. 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Produced by Al | n'ght trying fought to Kooper. tonite 1i m»"y houses as FKMiKmbJOHUNY Jhey estimated Include* IJfe Line/ SOi COVE lTy ^reeded in TheHighwaySc**j LXjwuthe Li»w I* a li a a u ooes J*lses,half of the but several * Available At: damaged. Discount Records Disc Shop |EonTA™% T;0°per term 225 Ann St. 323 I. Grand River y <9.50 | East Lansing last Lansing RENTALS , I As heard on the Michigan State Radio Network -EDITORIALS- GEORGE WHITE Strict The for United States Supreme abortion control Abortions should be kept a personal record between the me $ Bayo Ogunbi, a some very information a few days ago. Ogunbi told me that the cure to a major Sickle cell cure ignored Nigerian friend gave newsworthy because it is man's disease." prevalent among blacks in America is usually considered a "black The disease is caused by a change in University of lbadan discovered what is apparently a perfect control for (he symptoms of the disease. In an October interview with the discomfort; though they we* point out that they cannot disease from being passed What Is most shocking or! nl I I V I Court totally surprised the structure of hemoglobin, a Nigerian Dally Times, the two »h„ , nation last week by granting physician and patient. No other disease had been discovered without the pigment that carries scientists revealed that Fagara news Is that "it wun'tSjS**! airtin, ^ I the American public's notice. I think respiratory little American print or women the right of abortion for state agency, public institution oxygen in the blood cell. In an anemic, zanthoxyloldes, a Nigerian plant, six months of or individual should have the he's correct. oxygen is lost, an infection occurs, intercepts any sickling induced given to the discovery because it occured in I the first In October of last year two and the round cell becomes curved or through infection and changes already Africa " I pregnancy. right to invade the privacy of the Nigerian scientists discovered a drug sickle—shaped. This blocks up the sickled cells back to normal shaped American coverage 0f I abortion recipient unless she that completely eliminates the painful affairs is weak and the public ■ Calling the decision a surprise fatal symptoms of passage of other cells in the veins and cells. is an understatement. The designates otherwise. and sometimes artieries causing an attack or "crisis." The scientists claimed their drug knowing little or nothing of ? sickle cell anemia. Dr. E.A. Sofoworaof the University may help sufferers forget they have happening there. ^ conservative court, built in the cell, Sickle ceil, is is an innemeu blood inherited uiuuu " Active financial exploitation , the disease by eliminating all A more recent image of its maker President disease which cripples many races but of Ife and Dr. A. Isaacs-Sodeye of the example 0f n» I Nixon, totally reversed what of patients should be deplored press neglect of Africa is the 31 and discouraged. The Dept. of of the assasination of AmilcirX? I experts what expected it would do and its maker's public Public Health and involved Cabral was the liberation^^ II Portuguese-occupied Guinea-* * agencies should work out a statements indicated he wanted program of reduced rates for (West Africa) and the president SI it to do. patients unable to afford the African party for the Guinea and Cape Verde. Independento| I' The decision has caught sometimes high cost of an Michigan offguard, like the The Portuguese had abortion. been batni I majority of states, in determining Cabral and his "liberation the past army'% I two decades. The conflict ' the state's involvement regarding w All abortion clinics, licensed abortions! In particular, the state simple - the Portuguese want to ml I hospitals and other agencies that their colony, Cabral and his foliZ I must determine how it is going wanted independence. wI perform abortions should have a to regulate abortion clinics and comprehensive program of Though his struggle mirrored th. American revolution, the Us I referral agencies as well as define abortion counseling. Patients, djd!!l support Cabral, they indire^b I patient's rights. unsure of what course of action With various entrepreneurs to take, must have a reliable opposed him. The administrations have allows past?.l ready to cash in on a good thing, counseling and guidance service I the Dept. of Public Health, with Portuguese to use North Atlanta ft Treaty Organization funds to bol I to help make an important the state's authority, must enact decision. The counseling service Guinea — Bissau, Mozambique m I strong, fair and comprehensive can also give contraceptive Angola. I guidelines to ensure a patient the instructions and information. Sekou Toure, president of said that Cabral "was Gun* I safest treatment she can possibly assasinatedtall cowardly and horrible manner h i The state should delegate the poisoned hands of imperialism^ I power to the Dept. of Public Portuguese colonialism." | Lower Health to license and regulate Cabral is dead, but independence struggle goes on tbtl abortion clinics and similar though no one seems to know it. agencies. To safeguard against fly by - night abortion ripoffs and for offic - unsanitary conditions, yearly licensing and at least monthly TOM WICKER Young adults have a vested inspection of abortion clinics is interest in the political suggested. machinery of this country, but have a relatively minor voice in formulating public policies. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Indiana, is seeking to minimize this disparity by The U.S. Supreme decision is encouraging. remains with the state to carry Court's But it the ball and ensure the best (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE Philippines closely shared American fortunes, President-Premier Marcos to remain in office for an indefinite period without nex necessarily for the Pentagon's reason,! and although Congress probably oufktl sponsoring a bill that would good and bad, in World War II; treatment and facilities for to take a dim view of any military aMl NEW YORK, — Peace in Vietnam because, before it was done in South holding elections. President - Premier lower the age of requirements for abortion patients. was at hand 12 days before last Vietnam, an American-style Marcos, however, has so far been too requests from President - Fremiti I federal office to 22 years for November's election, and by odd modest to agree to this, at least Marcos. democracy was created for the representatives and 27 years for coincidence peace seemed to be at Philippines; and finally because the publicly. the senators. Suggestions hand again two days before President independence and sovereignty of the Washington, preoccupied with war, After all, those who have cc Nixon's second inauguration. Philippine nation was granted by the peace, the budget and the deplore American intervention J While it is encouraging to see a Every student, faculty member and Curiously enough, now as then, a few U.S. inauguration, has nevertheless "noted B52 diplomacy around the globe lj| move in this direction',' Bayh administrator has at one time or small details do remain still to be Now President Ferdinand E. Marcos these1 developments," says hardly call now for Nixon to ti Charles W. negotiated, but this historic has suspended the old American-style should not stop thertf.'1 The another uttered a complaint about on weekend let us be no more cynical Bray II of the State Dept., but for the strong steps against President -1 offices should be MSU. And very possibly they have constitution; yet declared martial law time being will have no comment on Marcos, or to restore democracy in Hi] open to all than experience warrants. come up with suggestions for and governed by decree under the them. Among other reasons, it is Philippines. Howevi voters namely, all citizens over It we really are on the way out of suspended constitution; dictated a new developments may be despised in I improving the situation. Now is the anonymously reported, is the desire of the age of 18 years. Vietnam at last, moreover, maybe we time to vent those frustrations. If constitution providing for a the Pentagon not to "rock the boat" Americans who admire the Filipinoi| can apply some of its lessons to the parliamentary system; refused to hold when the boat carries Clark Air Force and love democracy, surely one pr Whether the electorate will anyone has any suggestions for remarkable events now occurring in the referendum on the new Base and Subic Bay Naval Station, not lesson of Vietnam is that thai actually elect an 18 year old for improving MSU they should type them the Philippines, which is even more of constitution that he himself had country has no aptitude for orderin(l to mention — as was learned at the up on a 65 - space line, double spaced ally than South Vietnam. senator is another question an proclaimed for Jan. 15; declared the time of the Okinawa flap a year or so the affairs of another, and no bi and send them to the State News, 341 Even more, because for half a constitution in effect after its altogether, but no voter should new ago — stocks of nuclear weapons. trying. Student Services Bldg. Once enough century the islands were under United "ratification" by hand-picked special be deprived of the right to run suggestions are collected they will be States rule, following our first Asian assemblies; refused to summon into To the extent, if any, that these for office simply because of age. adventure; because their people so facilities vital to the U.S.'s Another signal — if obvious - il published and may be implemented. session the parliament called for by. are the new constitution; and made security, the Pentagon may be right; being taught by President PremiaH himself simultaneously president but the awful irony is that President - Marcos himself — the futility oil under the old constitution and premier Premier Marcos's one-man rule could American efforts to reconsinitil John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager; Bervin Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, under the new, governing by decree make it more, not less, likely that at nations and peoples in the America! managing editor; iudy Yates, editorial notion of the American image. Il] editor. office manager. under the martial law still in effect some point in the future a "people's Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick under one or maybe both movement" or a "liberation front" after 50 years of governing » Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Members of the board of directors: Vic constitutions. might seize power or create the kind quarter - century of all forms of aid ■ Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, sports editor. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - Naturally, all of this was done in of disorder that would threaten these American - style Philippine democracy| treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, response to "the people's will," to American bases. It has happened could be so easily subverted, i" Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. fight communism, crime and before, for instance under Ngo Dinh probably never was appropriate. Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al Diem in South Vietnam. Kirleis, circulation manager. corruption, to establish order, and to The Michigan State News is a seven-time provide stability and security. Not And why should Nixon or anvomH recipient of the Pacemaker Award for "No comment" may neverthreless else think It maintained, if#■ outstanding journalism. surprisingly, the same people whose can be will all this have now officially asked be the best policy for now, if not could ever be established, in Vietnin ■ the University Health Center, but to post facto. This is something that Whether or not you agree with the saying you shouldn't cover the protrtB Two sthe sick tray policy within the should be available all the time for any newly elected President, the fact still but that equal coverage should I*! To the Editoi;: residence hall system. At the present time there is no policy, nor any illness, not just an "epidemic." Students should not be expected to remains that he was the winner and, like it or not, he's there for four more given to the President also. What the people, by the way, who electnB aboaj* Two The Jan. 22 editorial, "Nixon message clear on Inauguration Day," expectations of one in the future. A policy of this kind would seem to be a skip meals, or have their roommates steal them food from the cafeteria. years. In the Jan. 22 issue of the State the President by a landslide. Ar« ■ they entitled to the coverage ■ serves only to point up the logical extension of our health From a practical point of view, the News there was not even one picture Nixon's inauguration? They makeM unwillingness of many people in facilities. The health center contends overpowering food smell in the of President Nixon during the delivery this campus as much as anyone «■ America, liberals and conservatives that if a student is too sick to go to cafeteria may make a person feel even or even the ceremonies of the festive does. Now let's get with it and repl Cents alike, to objectively look at and try to understand opposing points of view. the cafeteria, he should be hospitalized. I ask, would you go to worse. By being in contact with a great number of students, as in a cafeteria Inaugural demonstrators Day. But were as far as the concerned, you facts the way they are. not you want them to the «!■ look. Not every»B Rather than to give a serious the hospital for a few days if you were situation, the chance of infecting other found it more important to show went to protest. David HogawB at home, or would you stay home and people is much larger. pictures of kids turning the flag of the Livonia jif»l commentary on the President's eat a sensible diet? Many other universities have a USA upside down to depict distress, to Jan. 23, inaugural address, the editorial serves Because of the spread of the constant sick tray policy that seems to show the animals burning the flags of Worth only to express the writer's pet peeves and close-minded views of the Nixon London flu and the subsequent epidemic predicted by the Michigan work quite well for them. I think MSU would benefit by looking into a this country and to show a picture of a policeman stopping a student from his Administration. constructive purpose. It serves no Dept. of Health, I am much more aware of the need for a sick tray number of different kinds of programs that are available, with a positive further acts of defacing a national monument. Granted there were many Ganakas policy. Even so, I wish to stress that attitude of adopting one that has been protesters against the war with sincere Too few people today seem to instituting a policy now would be ex proven to work. That there is not a intentions of trying to change the realize that there are at least two sides policy of this sort at a University of situation as it stands now in Vietnam Perhaps the issue of partialltyJJ- to most MSU basketball team has w The State News welcomes problems, and that seldom is there a clear-cut solution. Honest, this magnitude and status surprises me, But the animals that felt it necessary the discussed ad nauseum, but this |■ all letters. They must be disappoints me and disillusions me. It to destroy monuments and flags are a sincere people may support either side tends to make think that the should not allow the issue to die. ■ typed on a 65 space line and of a given issue. But when the State me disgrace to both their fellow students double spaced. Letters must News prints an editorial that uses University officials who may have an and the nation alike. fact that the coach's son isnthltl input into this are working for the It's up to the State principle wrong, but the f»ct 1 be signed and should and derisive News, as all include hometown, student, sarcasm comments express its views, it only shows an to welfare of the University as an other forms of mass media, to report there are taller and better f. | intolerance of opposing views and an institution, and not for the good of facts as they occor and not use the sitting on the bench does faculty or staff standing, the students. media as an outlet Tor their discussion. own local phone number and inability to make a reasoned argument. Laurie Grimm feelings alone. It's a fact: President local address. No unsigned St. Joseph, junior Nixon took the oath of office; the As MSU alumni, we have followed the MSU team and W*| * letters will be accepted, but Duane Tirrell Jan. 20,1973 inaugural parade was attended by | the State News Charlotte freshman more than 50,000 people. It's also proud of its achievements. '■ will( Jan. 23,1973 that there were 75,000 fact why do we burden a P°t('ntiall/nL| withhold author's name in extreme cases. Letters may News peacefully conducted themselves as humans. They were the protesters who team by keeping a less than ad«M player just because his nw1 be edited for clarity and To the Editor: only ones who conciseness letters so that can more be Sick It's not very hard to see whose side the State News takes when it comes to received coverage, but what others that were about the making news at the Ganakas? James accommodated. Letters will reporting issues at hand. same all time, n.mely the Pre8ident the other people that >nd were Paul KoWtoJJL not be edited for content. I am extremely upset with the History is made every four years by health care quality and facilities the Inaugural Address of either the wfa Aren t they entitled to some coverage? available at MSU. I am not referring to V. newly elected or incumbent President. You re damn rigLt they are... I'm ™t Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 29, 2973 5 nesbury by Garry Trudeau I PWT o/eui, r tiutfs yc"" tJHRTs 9wby OCftQ yom Hes flUUftYS ORPEPJN& HER. flROW/P. AND THE* AFTER, HE chucks Milliken urges tax cut irwm/ Hen owe*. THE CHIN A chumsr *np stys, "youuve to draw more business P/6? J , IT, uomhn, ft DMIT IT!" LANSING (UPI) - Gov. The studies showed that Milliken, as well as many surveyed firms apparently Milliken, responding to businessmen generally look business and labor leaders, gave its executives full, negative attitudes about upon Michigan as a poor promptly came to the protected rein to run Michigan's business climate, place to operate their state's defense. through the whole gamut of Friday said a $35 million businesses. Leonard Woodcock, their biases. What these tax break for corporations The businessmen president of the 1.6 million executives have stated as would make the state "a CHARLIE BROldN HAS REAllf generally look upon - menber United Auto 'beliefs' are being reported more attractive location for BEEN A P60ICATEP BA5EBAII Michigan as a poor place to Workers union, said the as facts," Woodcock said. business expansion." operate their businesses. studies were "completely MANA6ER..HE'S PEDlCATED HIS Tom Turner, president of Milliken said passage of The businessmen unscientific and misleading" WHOLE LIFE TOOURTEAM. the Detroit AFL CIO his proposed 20 and he said the fact that the - per cent complained of high taxes, T reduction in the corporate council, joined Woodcock in liberal workmen's businessmen were not expressing confidence in the . franchise tax would compensation benefits, high named allowed them to contribute to improvement vitality of the economy, labor costs, inadequate express their prejudices of the bleak economic especially in the Detroit transportation, a hostile against labor. area. picture painted in four environment, and insensitive The cloak of anonymity separate studies. legislators. wrapped around the "It is the remainder of the state that would appear to be more threatened," Stereotypes dead, Greeks insist Turner, who served on one of the study groups, said. Woodcock called the gloomly assessement of the business climate you, youll be disappointed. py LINDA DROEGER The stereotyped movements, such as the '' scandalously State News Staff Writer "As a matter of fact, fraternity man and sorority ecology movement or peace irresponsible." If you're expecting to you'd probably be hard ■ girl is "out the window" in movement," Connors said. ■It into a mansion and pressed to find a blue blazer the words of Westol, Theta "If this happens, issue - One of the studies was in a fraternity house," Dave one by the Michigan Dept. |e 30 guys in navy blazers Chi member, and Ingrid oriented students will join i beers in their hands Westol, Inter - Fraternity Brey, Kappa Alpha Theta fraternities that represent of Commerce. Director forward and greet Council president, said. and former Richard Helmbrecht i president of their cause and membership Panhellenic. adnitted that the survey by will be revived." "It's a fallacy fed into his department was Westol has attributed the freshman that there is a unscientific in that it was downward trend in the late standard sorority bitch that based on in formal sixties to the youth social can be conversations. "The recognized instantly, movement. College students even from a attitudes are one thing, but distance," Brey involved in war protests the evidence of 1972 said. viewed the fraternity - showed that 1972 was a But, while Greeks fight to sorority circuit as erase the stereotype image good year for plant representative of the that has recently palgued expansion," Helmbrecht establishment. said. "For example, plant them, their appeal to The establishment image does students has decreased, not hold. Fraternities are expenditures were up 56 per cent in 1972 over 1971. judging from the figures. made up of guys that are There were more Empty In the fall of 1969, 1,200 working to change them," women participated in Westol said. "In the last me corporations registered. Personal income was up 9.5 sorority rush in comparison three years, Greek life has This deserted fraternity house at Hagadorn Road and Grand River Avenue was put up to 250 participants in the become greatly liberalized." for sale in the last two years when membership per cent." dipped too low to maintain its fall of 1972. About half the Greeks no longer have upkeep, State News photo by Dave Mendrea He acknowledged, number of rushes actually formal rushing procedures sisters' curiosity by factions exist without have time to contribute to however, that "if people pledged in each year. or strict house rules and a believe there are problems, answering 'who is he' but impeding Fraternity life suffered have managed to gradually must answer 'what is he.'" the house." Jhe operation of give and take situation then there are indeed the same down swing, but in probably won't be escape the strongholds of The additional expense of problems and a better job the last two years has seen a Fraternities and sororities interested in Greek ruling alumni boards. life in a fraternity or living," has got to be done of limited revival. Just over claim to no longer be said one Kappa Despite growing Kappa recognizing and talking 100 men went through rush liberalization in Greek sorority house looking for a "type" of Gamma member. about the virtues." in the fall of 1971, but discouragement to the member to fit into their living, some members still nearly 700 men rushed in find it too restrictive and budget - minded student. organization. "There is no question fall of 1972. However, this decide to deactivate and "We don't put a guy figure represents a large portion of "lookers." Out move out of the house. "I left the hcuse because that expensive," commented. Greek an ex life - "There Greek is are through a test to see fits into a set mold," Westol if he PIZZA FEAST said. "Fraternities need guys . of 700 lookers, 140 actually pledged, I got tired of members claiming to believe in a pledge dues, activation dues, interested in all facets of tonight from 6-2 a.m. social dues, national dues T h is d college life, that want to live dine f1 e in certain ideal, and then membershi{;<„may be contradicting it in their and on and on. I just couldn't afford to hand out in a group situation." in the show bar. attributed to the inability of the Greek system to satisfy actions," one ex - Greek member said. dollars when I couldn't even Regardless of whether or not there is a "type" of large Pepperoni Pizza and a pitcher see where they were the needs of today's more going." * individualistic student, Tom "A girl in a sorority that doesn't have a date on Many students go Greek personality that is drawn into the Greek life, there is of Beer-Such in hopes of finding a more Rushing Connors, Delta Tau Delta member, said. Saturday night some real social is under pressure," personal living atmosphere one to be ingredient that a necessity: appears a deal! fcush week for Theta Chi and sense of "togetherness." a desire wS fraternity, 453 Abbot "Perhaps fraternities will one deactivated sorority for social interaction. Now Appearing: A large number of people |toad, includes a beer and song night. see the value of representing member said. "Even if she working together toward "The person that lives in State News photo by Dave Mendrea various particular does, she cannot satisfy her the survival of an his own world and doesn't :;p: ^ Mark James Riot ^ The originalland-grant tavern & organization, along with the sense of ownership of a house, can be unifying 5ST. COUNTY PROSECUTORS factors. But, the old fraternity slogan "all unified into one" no longer holds according to Wa/kouf called illegal Connors. "There subgroups, small are bound to be formed by a number of people that with fl.4 lens ■he includes much of the were ready to grant them," to personnel committee hold common interests in Ingham County Y>nnel Committee has statement campus, said asked that the committee the assistant Conlin said, "but they did not give us a chance." meetings to decide what disciplinary action will be taken. any said. fraternity," Connors "The point is, these 229" "We can't let them get femning a walkout on prosecutors apologize for 19 by 12 assistant the strike and make up for away with it or other •ty prosecutors over a the lost time. The assistant county personel will try it. I Pact dispute. prosecutors refused the personally favor docking request, he said. their pay for the day." 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With that It's really a waste of my the original concept. kind of music, though, why time and your's to even To those ears which are should they talk? attempt to review the more accustomed to So no stories about outstanding performance of conventional rock, country, Georgia policemen, no calls Miles Davis in the folk, blues and what have for everybody to clap their Auditorium Friday night. you, Davis' performance handle. And when it starts hands, no hangups about To be fair to Davis, I must have been a veritable sinking in, one begins to Easter. Just a steady stream It's easy enough to would have to arrange for shock treatment. Some realize why so many people of stupendous music in two understand. To the each copy of this paper to people left the show after audience chose instead to uninitiated, the first blast of go ape over this man's hour long sets — a nice have a complete tape of the the first set. At the end of file silently away. Miles switch from the usual fare. sound from Davis' band music. Those who have been concert enclosed. Words are the show instead of the Davis was simply more than sounds about as musical as so unfortunate as to not to Miles' music what Julius usual standing ovation and a lot of the people t could hear his latest release "On Hopefully Pop an earthquake. One could Entertainment will be able hear the comments — the Corner," from which a to bring more artists like "That's nothing but noise," good part of Friday night's Miles Davis to MSU. More music came, this new Miles Acclaimed o "Where's the melody?" "I could play that," — all the things that people say when Davis band represents a solidification of the shows like this one and fall term's experience Weather Reports will do a lot they simply do not freeform "space" music in towards raising the overall understand what is going Davis' latest work. musical consciousness level band's rhythm concert The to give One cannot simply sit down and listen to Miles' section lays out a basic, almost repetitive foundation I in many a community where nice things are from which the other beginning to develop. "Carmen" with the music in a conventional Soprano Beverly Sills, She will also sing musicians take off. The One final note for those who has been acclaimed as "Eccomi in Lieta Veste; Oh Philadelphia Civic Opera. way. Davis will not come to you; you have to come to highlight of the who are seriously "one of the great quante volte" from "I melting their Since her debut at the Miles. You have to shut performance had to be a considering coloraturas of this Capuleti ed I Montecchi" by New York City opera in the series of saxaphone / rock albums after hearing Miles Davis Bellini and "0 luce di your eyes and concentrate century," will be heard in trumpet playoffs and duets. Davis - "Live at the concert at 8:15 tonight in quest'anima" from "Linda 1955-56 season, she has — possibly for the first time Blackhawk," "Kind of The Miles Davis concert Friday in the Auditorial the Auditorium. di Chamounix" by sung with almost every in your life. Sure It's still They literally sizzled. I'd like to give you their Blue," "In a Silent Way," provided the audience with outstaiKkl ' Sills will open her Donizetti. important opera company going to sound like noise for entertainment and fairly thorough " in the U.S. and with most of the first 15 minutes or so, names, but these guys make "Bitches Brew" and "On program with two arias One of the biggest opera education. the country's major but after that it starts Duane Thomas sound like the Corner" are highly from Handel's opera, stars in the U.S. has ever orchestras. sinking in. Chatty Cathy. They say recommended. State News photo by Dave Men(jJ "Giulio Cesare." She will produced, Beverly Sills has also include a group of received increasingly wide songs by Richard Strauss, acclaim since her emergence the "Recitative and Gavotte" from the opera, "Manon," by Massenet, "Chansons de Ronsard" by Darius Milhaud and "Una as a coloratura. She has also been A highly praised for her acting ability displayed in her many opera pupil roles. of Estelle Mull's humor is so embarrassing The mustachioed folk dull bad joke after rotten pun land I this wit land is my land.). Voce poco fa" from Liebling, Sills made her By JOHN LINDSTROM that it's actually funny. "wit" has been called the until you're forced to laugh in Rossini's "The Barber of operatic debut at the age of State News Reviewer What made the evening Mull, and his entourage funniest folk singer today spite of yourself. Seville." 18 singing Micaela in There are many ways to really enjoyable, however, of guitar, furniture and bad by many critics, and he is Typical of his jokes is his describe Martin Mull's brand was Mull's lead band, Brussel jokes, played over the certainly no newcomer to claim that his music is of humor. Bad. Trite. influenced most by the Sprout. weekend at Mariah with a comedy. He worked on the The Award Pathetic. Dumb. And late and highly acclaimed Carpenters. At another embarrassing. What's superior band, Brussel This eight—man troop, And what's ij r Winning Sprout. TV show '"nie Great point he donned a chefs hat armed with a plethora of surprise in today's J damning is that Mull's to do a number that "really > Musical American Dream Machine." instruments, perform a scene is that these pi] cHr> 18 On The Screen! And once he and five other artists had a showing of cooks." Along with telling poor unique form of music that is really can sing well. most fine. All their tunes their work in a men's room jokes, the lad just can't sing. 9 ® at the Boston Museum of Rather, he bays like a sick are a mellow combination of This is one should be hearing mc gra|fl either rock, folk, country, Fine-Arts. hound dog, except for his and fairly soon. blues or jazz. Meridian 4 Theatres Lansing Mall Theatre But despite the critics, song "Eggs" when he 5628 W. Saginaw Mull is not .i helly • aching cackles like a chicken. Okemos laugh monger. Nor is he To be perfectly fair, Dally: 6:00 and 8:30 even rotten some "God a subtle wit. He's a joke teller that for though, .Mull does have some funny lines. Such as when he bemoans his love Two folksingers - only - knows - why" reason makes people laugh. affair with a ventroliquist, ( "Whenever I kiss you/your come to Stables In his act Mull parades lips never move"), or his Appearing tonight through Thursday night at then marriage to a midget, ("We will be Kenny Rankin, whose last album on Meraijl LECTURE across the stage in a business and overcoat, laden go walking hand in first album on Little David have received widesprekdl with stolen silverware. He ankle/with her arm around acclaim, and Jack Schectman, a folksinger songwitej sits in a small but plush my sock"). just released an album on Columbia records. divan, next to which is an Out of all his numbers Part of a move to upgrade the quality of bx end table with a lamp and a only two were very good. entertainment, the Rankin/Schectman show willfrj radio. One was a blues number, two talents who, although definitely not supa From this position he bottleneck style, straight deserve more credit than they have been getting fa bombards the audience with from the deltas of Lake general public . Erie, done on a ukulele and San Francisco Chronicle reviewer John WassermiB baby bottle. ("Just the way Rankin's Atlantic album "Like a Seed" (Little Dw« at michigan state university I learned it when I was 1003) " as consistently beautiful an album as ha| two"). The other, an produced in the last decade." {unabashed steal from Woody Guthrie, was "This □ Student discount Mon & Tues. $1.00 land is my land." (Well, if off this nation sucks, so do I / regular adm. 3 PEN 1 And I'll fight to keep it that with validated 1*30-3: M.S.U. I.D. / way. This land ain't your HELL UPSIDE DOWNI "THE p.m. SPECIAL OF 9 p.m. ABC Mfli POSEIDON THE WEEK. "The Heifet NIGHT MOVIE. "Ld Concert." A 90 minute of Arabia." (1962).■ ADVENTURE" documentary on the life and two of an ArademyC work of violinist Jascha winner. WJRT, chM"^ w Heifetz. WKAR, channel 23. 9 p.m. NBC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE. "Diary of a 9:30 p.m. MUSIC J Mad Housewife." (1970). MICHIGAN Maria STATE.] Neirelles of If An outstanding film about Janeiro is the guest* marital tensions starring Carrie a special perform* Snodgrass and music from F Richard Benjamin. WILX, channel 23. channel 10. EXCELLENT WINES | Superb Greek, Spanish, IN COLOR AT 7:15 and 10:00 TONIGHT, JANUARY 29 French, Italian, etc.. ■ 8:15 PM 'THREE CAME RUNNING" UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM I ALSO AT 9:00 and LATE \ GOURMET DINING | American Menu in additional Few performers receive the spectacular acclaim to our complete Greek menu that has come to Beverly; repeated network TV appearances, her picture on the cover of Time and Newsweek, and triumphs without equal at La Scala, Covent Garden, New York City Opera and REASONABLY Francisco Opera. Her MSU concert will in¬ PRICED clude famous arias from operas by Rossini, Handel, Massenet, Bellini, Donizetti, as well as songs of "BALL and Dinners from $2.50 Richard Strauss. CHAIN" Tickets are available at the Union, weekdays (8:15- 4:30) $6.00, 5.00, 3.50/MSU STU PUBLIC: DENTS: $3.00, 2.50, 1.75 or Lively Arts Series (B) | RATED X-ADULTS ONLY-NO INFANTS | Season Tickets. Plenty of EXCLUSIVE FREE EVENING 1ST RUM SHOWING! Parking Tickets, if still available, may also -be purchased the even¬ ing of the performance, beginning at 7:16, but we sug¬ Only In More loving couples attend gest that you purchase your tickets NOW to be assured of could thi« picture the Crest than any other TCT&NY PLACE good seats. ORIVI IN THIATiR have Man filmed! theatre in Lansing M (M-41).. 141 7750 IL EAST OF I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, January 29, 1973 7 iSU rated high in grad Ind undergrad science f I ocjer i By BECKIE HANES Fourteen of MSU's science State News Staff Writer departments received distinguished status" in the most recent American Council of Education rating of the ' myth that a university can offer students a Report. This honor went to d undergraduate program or an equally renowned MSU graduate science programs. Ke program - but not both - has been dispelled by ■ ratings of the two science programs at MSU. I winter issue of the American Scientist, the magazine fended MSU undergraduate science programs. The ; based on the number of National Science Judgements Butdier said of "We are proud of the various °f Pe°P'e university departments were the 8cience disciplines, progress we've made," he said. \ lation fellowships awarded to MSU students. William H. Kelly, associate chairman and were at the top of the ranking for public professor of Copyright. 1973. The Prices Good the Dept. of Physics, said that a Kroger Co. We Reserve lions and in the top five for private institutions," good graduate program The Right To Limit Quantitiei thru Feb. 4. 1973 in Lansing attracts good professors and this only furthers the and East Lansing rw Butcher, acting dean of the College of Natural improvement of graduate programs. i, said recently. Also, the quality of undergraduate education is enhanced by good reseach programs," he said. I illiken Because the cyclotron laboratory is rated the best facility of its kind in the world and other facilities such as ress shiel added and now attracts People, grants and It has taken we have facilities," Kelly said. an programs, Kelly effort to get good, solid top—notch departments and good programs Put the world at your >. ft Milliken opened the 105th annual convention of the Butcher found it interesting that MSU ranked well with fingertips with the Tan Press Assn. at Kellogg Center Friday with a strong private institutions because they usually start off with an n aggressive and unrestrained press, exceptionally good quality of students. agdom will not long endure unless there is freedom of Cation, and government, which is a mutual adoration "People with less than outstanding credentials often do well with good training." he J will not endure very long," Milliken said. " There is student body as an example. explained, citing the MSU fcgress under a government which isolates itself from fcbings and proddings of an aggressive press." Another for highly rated undergraduate WoM reason programs ■ken's remarks to the more than 200 newspaper thriving in the light of well-rated graduate programs is that hers and journalists included a guarantee to present a the "climate of the graduate program rubs off on the ljve package soon to strengthen Michigan laws undergraduates," Butcher said. King newsmen. Kelly pointed out that MSU has no difficulty placing ft must improve our protection laws beyond the shield student in prestigious graduate schools, another sign of a m grand jury investigations. The laws should good graduate program. open meeting, access to information, and n from legislative and executive investigations." Some students worry over the possibility of graduate research overshadowing the less significant undergraduates. ksponse to a question at Friday's press association Ion, the governor said his school financing proposal, "The staff may get preoccupied with research and have Scope knnounctd within 10 days, will be similiar in concept little contact with undergraduates, but usually graduate fan offered by state Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley, R - Ann assistants can devote enough time to their students," Butcher said. -son reported i two nonunion |NSING mon I as two incidents of rere (UPI) construction reported at superintendent of the site being built by the J.D. Parish said Construction the "rumble" -Co., "definitely caused by union people, but not by people was six—minute period. He said he did not know how long it would take to .repair the damage, but estimated "off the top of my head, it'll probably run $100,000." Wright described the damage as "unbelieveable." Encyclopedia developments a on this project." t. loffice building under Wright said the site, a large professional center, Last meet slated Ruction sustained was being built by both 1 estimated as high as on school aid bill union and non union 100 Thursday, when workers, but he said there i 50 and 150 men had been no internal kg ski masks, problems because of the The last of 10 public Gilbert E. Bursley, R-Ann ■ the site. mix. hearings around the state on Arbor. ■ fires reported Friday "I saw them coming into a state Senate school aid meets on the city's the building with bricks in "As a result of the financing bill will be held constructive suggestions and ^st side-both on the their hands," Wright said. "I from 9:30 a.m. to noon criticism received at the eet. told my people we should1 Tuesday in the Court of hearings, our Senate |f ire started with just leave the place. They Appeals chambers in the Education Committee will caused about didn't seem to bother us. 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Police said a man wearing orange lipstick and a fluffy bubble hairdo, and dressed in a short flared orange skirt and knee—high leather boots, followed two women walking home from Quality Dairy, but did not speak to them. A man fitting the same description reportedly walked up to a woman in the Cherry Lane laundry room and said, "I don't know if I should have my pants on under or over my pantyhose." 59 Three related indecent exposures were reported about 2:30 p.m. Saturday behind Student Services Building. The women said a man made obscene remarks Center Cut 79* Lb while exposing himself as - they walked past, but made no attempt to grab them. Famed armor under repair PRAGUE (AP) - Good King Wenceslaus's mail shirt, believed made in the ninth or 10th century, has Everyday Xtra |e been damaged by time in Libby the St. treasury restored, Vitus Cathedral and will the newspaper be Tomato Juice....££« 39* hi Lidova reported. Demokracie ^E|5h5A STEAK SALE! .S. Gov't. 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If they are elected, these two coalition candidates will caucus with the four Greek board members already in office. This [onday Thru Saturday- Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM! would give the coalition a six person voting bloc on the fifteen member board. Plans for the spring election are as yet incomplete, but the tentative arrangement is that the Inter - Fraternity Council will run a candidate for each college post. If they are unable to put up a candidate in a particular college, then the Coalition for Responsible Action will Duncan Hines Layer run a candidate. The coalition will then actively campaign for these candidates. Braden has been quoted by these sources as saying he thinks this coalition would be unbeatable. With In recent years, the 28 58 ASMSU board's powers 99 Jumbo Coupon have dwindled to essentially Pkg I one: the budgetary power of allocating funds to different groups like Women's liberation and the Student Mobilization Sale Price ' Committee. 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"They used a cockeyed defense and it the confW, not pleased with the way beating them 93-77. rebounding," he added, "andw're coin*, * There seemed to be a was a hard 27 to get." trend in the women sport the meet was run. bad "They weren't very cordial hosts, " MSU coach Ganakas said the work of 6 • 5 Allen Smith, to try everything we can to try and get ba k° ^ matches this weekend, when "There was very Gus Ganakas said. "They're everything people who scored 18 points and had 6 rebounds, and Ganakas admitted that the both the women's . judging," Vail explained. "It expected them to be - the people in their front that of Robinson helped keep the Spartans in the SPartan, was not prejudiced but, very conference hopes are just about over h„l l' line will probably all go in the first round of the gymnastics team and the inconsistent and unreliable. game. believe his club will be a force i° 'he(1<*i women's swimming team draft." The scores for many of the pro Minnesota was stingiest with rebounds, "We still need more work on rebounding and standings. the fttj split their triple dual meets. competitors were not what defense," Ganakas admitted. "We gave up 45 field "There are a lot of challenges left" The women's swimming grabbing 54 while allowing the shorter Spartans goals Saturday and that's too many. y team beat the University of they should have been and just 38. "There is not one coach in the leaaue ^ all three team coaches were "We defensed them well at the foul line," he look at his schedule and predict how hist 1,1 Waterloo 82-40, but was "That's where the game laid," Ganakas said. laughed. 'They made only three of seven there." do — we could have been 0 6 right diseusted." - now " 1 defeated by the University Sophomore Raeann "They are a good rebounding team those three The Gophers hit 55 per cent from the field The loss dropped MSU into the second , of Michigan 70—52 in the Miller took first place in the can afford to take chances because they know the first home meet of the season. all • around with 29.55 the other euy will cover for them." 6 - 10 Ron Behagen hit 26 points to lead the however, a percentage Ganakas attributed Spartans allowing "too many easy shots." to the ScHid "Jen atl "T ^ ^ te M'nne*X "All the girls swam ::+:::WX:V:V:V:VV:Vy well," Joan Barch, coach of the women's swimming team said. "We didn't really expect to beat Michigan in this meet, so we were quite FIRST B» 10 LOSS pleased with the results." MSU took five first place honors against U—M. Sophomore Manchaster took first place in both the one and three Jane Hoosiers upset g-men meter diving events which Barch said was a great help honors on the side horse, coach George Szypula said. there the entire meet." to the team score. Other By BILL COSTABILE horizontal bar and tied for State News Sports Writer "I just can't put my finger first place winners for the first with Factor on the on what happened. Despite the loss, MSU did MSU team were sophomores MSU's gymnastics team "We won three events have bright spots to parallel bars. Jane Waldie, who took the absorbed its first Big Ten consider. and IU won three," Szypula 50 and 100 breaststroke setback Saturday at the Vaulter Jim Tuerk, continued. "But where we with the times 34.5 and hands of the Indiana MSU's all - around despite having painful shin were winning an event by tandem of Randy Balhorn 114.8 respectively and Hoosiers. The final score splints, continued his three or four tenths of a 159.15-157.40. and Ken Factor took first Cheryl Solomon who took was winning ways by taking a Ironically, the Spartans point, IU was winning and second place meet the 10C freestyle with 57.9. events by eight and nine first in his speciality with a The Spartan team, taking first loss was IlTs first honors with scores of 53.80 score of 9.0. tenths of a point. 12 first place honors, had victory in the Big Ten. and 50.90, respectively. "We got into a hole in the no problem defeating the "The team looked floor exercise and stayed Balhorn took meet IU's strong point, as Waterloo swimmers. sluggish and flat," MSU predicted, was on the still Sophomores Waldie, rings. Led by Benny Solomon, Manchaster, Fernandez with a score of Lunsford and Becky freshman Pat Hill, Chinery were all first place winners against Waterloo. and Pat Divers take 9.25, IU's ring team scored 27.65 points. Barch is optimistic about According to IU's coach Jim Brown, the still rings weekend the swimming team's chances for the Big Tne Championship "I was this year. pleased with the during By JACKWALKDEN here," MSU diving coach board to qualify for the was the event that broke MSU's back. NCAA. team's performance this week," Barch commented, "I think we have some good State News Sports Writer The MSU diving team John Narcy said. "He's been concentrating so much more the past two took Against a Purdue chance and Narcy it paid be "I knew this meet would close and we were Flying came through with four first counting on the rings to be chances for the Big Ten weeks," Narcy added, off. Cook and Ridinger were the difference," Brown said. Senior cocaptain Ken Factor reaches for tne horizontal bar to finish his rcutint place finishes and three left at home to rest up for addition to being a fine horizontal bar performer. Factor has given MSU a solid 1 Championship and we'll be seconds in leading the "making every dive mean "We're happy with the win, working for that."" something instead of just the Texas meet, while but the Big Ten meet is punch in the all - around. Like the swimming team, Spartans swimmers to a pair freshmen Dave Burgering State News photo by MiltHi of weekend victories, 69-54 going through a workout what we're shooting for." the women gymnasts also because its a workout." and Tom Lewellan, and over Purdue and 73-50 over split their meet beating sophomore Barry Texas. Kim Ridinger had a fine Ohio State University, but VanAmberg went to Purdue performance as he finished Heavyweights domind Mike Cook took first on to dive. losing to Central Michigan second on the 3—meter and both boards against Texas. Lewellan finished first on University. third on the 1—meter. His 329.15 points on the the 3-meter with Burgering Capturing three first "Ridinger dove well, but place honors, the MSU team 3—meter board qualifies second and Burgering came him for the NCAA not great," Narcy said. "It back for a first on the totaled 79.40 points. was a good performance, wrestlers notch pai Central Michigan took first championships. Cook had 1 —meter. VanAmberg but after last week it was no already qualified on the finished second the as on place with 85.05 points and longer good enough." Ohio State came in third 1 meter board earlier in the - 1—meter. place with 73.70. season against Illinois. Against Michigan, Alan Dilley made a good Though Dana Vail, coach Ridinger had scored 309 comeback from his battle and finished off the [IM By PAT FARNAN register their third a Spartan wrestling team of the women's gymnastics points on the 1—meter with the flu the week State News Sports Writer fourth wins in the since 1955, retaliated and pair of decisions. before. Dilley anchored the At Purdue, MSI conference and maintain had MSU on the ropes. As MSU wrestling coach medley relay team which their unblemished record in never really challef SUNSHINE SPAIN finished first in both meets. Grady Peninger might put it, "There are nine teams the Big Ten skirmishes. The Illini reeled off three wins and a draw to take an Corrigan's Boilo NASSAU Dilley also took the 200 that we're going to have to "The next four matches 11-8 advantage. Jim Bissell, now 1-7 on the a '/ DET - MALAGA - DET individual medley on should give us a good idea could muster only tn worry about in next Conrad Calander, Steve DET - NASSAU - DET March 17-25 Saturday in a photo finish of what we're going to be One of those t March 16-23 with Texas' Ricardo month's Big Ten wrestling Rodriguez all were which erased a 10-3J $259 championships." up against," Peninger said. outpointed. But then the From $189 Marmalejo. Dioley's time "This is going to be a real lead. Rut once ago, (plus $25 tax & service) 2:02.14. But the Spartans bumped heavyweights took over and was tough stretch. On Friday, division from tin I heads with Illinois and the Illini momentum In summing up the Texas we wrestle Minnesota here pound category up* ALL TRIPS INCLUDE: f Purdue Friday and Saturday tapered quickly. meet, MSU coach Dick victory and came home without a (East Lansing) and Iowa will "From 158 up the guys 'round trip jet flight with meals and open bar in flight Fetters said, "They were be at the University of again. *round trip transfers and baggage handling between airport 8i hotel obviously tired after their lump. looked great," Peninger Tom Simpson "This doesn't mean Michigan. Then on Saturday •choice of quad, triple, or double accommodations (double only in Spain) trip to Michigan last night Iowa will be here and said. "They're the ones that down the (W' anything, though," Peninger pulled it out for us both *<. meals daily in Spain (Friday) and here." said. "We'll still have to beat Minnesota will wrestle U-M. victory as he decissj 'Welcome Party and Farewell Dinner "I think we would have The following week we'll go nights. We improved in the E I se nhein these teams again. Anyway, *all taxes, tips and gratuities taken them," Fetters added, lighter classes also. They're Elsenheimer. "but it would've been a lot the toughest part of our against Wisconsin. So our "hospitality desk in lobby hands are going to be full." coming along now." for an injured] schedule is yet to come." and so much more. closer." Milkovich, was «i . . . . . 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Pizza fast free delivery 1 — — — — — fcw hiean State News, East Lansing, Michigan - Monday, January 29, 1973 11 _ 197 MSU impressive at ^Nwli c State ? iJJLt Newt SporUStwrtTwfit^Writer t» ™n ^em"n' »w«y the defendin8 tHe defendin* Bi* Bi8 Ten champion in the 600, effort [»m a meager field of competitors enroute to the eff°rt beingbeing year's meet. 47'/4 47'A feet, four feet better than he did in last ■imorfssions aresometimesdeceiving. However, if the mF win, with his closest rival almost 10 yards behind NCAA mile champion, Ken , by y MSU runners at Saturday's Michigan MSIJ, Popejoy, got back on the winning track, coming out first with a time of 4:12.0. tl any way well on their wiy to tepeaUng aa Big Ten * ^ — * *2* „ M^u„8 flfLTSf Marshall Vflnt medley relay, comprised of Mike■ Holt, Dill. Milro Mnmki> nn^ v n l. . , "I felt real good before the race," Popejoy said. "I didn't lha mp ions. everybody "'Xit place finish. Re,t" obll"",l®d a first want to lead the race. came back with a My first half was only 2:12.0, but I two minute last half sent approximately sumen 30 men in 14 airrerent different Long jumpers Del Gregory and John Ross finished 1-2 - mile. It's been a Ipartansis s long time coming, but the win was really good for *Capturing five first place®, Including a victory by for the Spartans, leaping 24 feet 6 inches and 23 feet 9.75 confidence." my Cleman the 600 inn tL.- - yard dash with a time of 1:10.6 Inches respectively. - In the 70 yard novice ecord. Gregory was hurdles, Spartan freshman Luray > meet record. was also imnmscivo impressive in in t>» femi« the triple jump, his best«.«. i a. Cooper took first place honors, as MSU with Todd swept the event Murphy and Paul Zolinsky placing second and third. Cooper's winning time was 9.0. The Spartan's missed another dip to third place first place when their (rs shuttle hurdle relay team of Mike Zolinsky, and John Morrison was allegedly took off too soon. Hurd, Todd Murphy, Paul disqualified when Murphy The victory was instead awarded to second place Eastern Michigan. fter double loss to ND I didn't think Murphy took off too soon," head coach gj™n„ D'ttrich said. "But, maybe the judges saw Dane Fortney got off to a great start, something Notre Dame * finishing second JSTEVE STEIN star Eddie MSU was down 3 - 0 two of the goals, Colp for MSU in the 1000 - yard run with a time of 2:14.2. John lews Sports Writer Bumbacco Saturday. Barnes Saturday after only two lumber "21" has was handed a five—minute minutes had gone by in the added his second of the game and Mark Calder oT 2 118thC Ann Arb°r TraCk C'Ub PlaCed firSt With a mark *ch significance for fighting penalty and a game first period and ended the MSUs Big Ten 70— yard hurdle *U hockey team misconduct while Bumbacco, stanza down 6—1, as Bob converted a pass from Morrison champion, John DeMarco to tally placed a disappointing fifth, as T the past two who started the fight, Boyd scored the only on a Oodfrey Murray ran away with the Michigan': given a two—minute power—play effort. victory in a 8 3 Js, The Spartans was Spartan goal on a E times in beating roughing penalty. clocking^ the The time was only two - tenths of a second off Big Ten mark. power-play. MSU used both Ron Te twice one week Because of the game The Irish upped their Clark and 1'om Bowen in An outstanding matchup in the 60 yard dash between - Ihen had the tables misconduct, Barnes la also Uill and lead to 9—3 after two the nets both nights. Olympian Haisley Crawford was averted when Dill forced false started twice in the iy Notre Dame this to miss Friday's periods. Steve Colp, MSU's preliminaries. Crawford went on Bkend, losing 8-5 contest against Michigan at Bessone indicated that he to take the event with a leading goal scorer, tallied 6.1 time. would decide later this week home. his third goal of the Spartan sophomore, Larry Jackson, about the changes he would placed fifth. Lo losses dropped Paul Pavelich, another weekend and Murfey added Marv Roberts took a disappointing fifth place in the shot make in the Spartan t of first place In defenseman, remains his tally for the Spartan lineup put, heaving only 52 feet. for the first time doubtful for next weekend. for the U—M home and "He's been doing 54's in goals. practice," Dittrich said. "I don't Jovember, as the He still bothered by a The icers also lost Boyd home series next weekend. know what the problem was." ■ fell to third behind sprained ankle. for 10 minutes because of a Rob Cool finished in seventh place in the two - mile Jnd Wisconsin while "We didn't look good at running a very respectable 9:10.0. Mile ■ moved into fourth all and we were hurting," misconduct second period. during the e^tecucle The climactic the mile ending to an otherwise hapless meet came in champion ■North Dakota. Bessone relay where MSU took a backseat to Eastern Ken Popejoy, defending NCAA said. "Nothing als: the mile champion, Tis just one of those went right for us. " Denny Olmstead and Michigan. chalked up his first victory of the Spartan indoor Michel Chaurest added the The Spartan's Kpartan coach Amo Frank DeMarco was squad composed of Bill Nance, Mike Holt season with a 4:12.0 mile victory at the ■ commented. "We final Spartan goals as the Mike Murphy, and Cassleman Michigan pressed into service as a was upset by Eastern when Relays. Popejoy was one of four individual Irish completed the romp in Spartan BP" penalty killer, forward and the third stanza. Huron anchorman Stan Vinson made an early kick and ran winners. state News photo by Milt Horst ■ition to the double defensemen away from the field. during the On Bhe icers suffered weekend and Chris Murfey Friday in the ' es due to also was on the ice for spacious Athletic and and a game about 40 minutes Saturday Convocation Center in South Bend, Colp gave and scored a goal. the Spartans an early 1—0 Daryl 4 broken leg and is Rice good "Notre Dame was as a team as we have lead on a breakaway goal at the 2:34 mark. Here's how to | the season while played all year," Bessone _m Ross suffered a said, "They are big and However, the Irish tied it ■se near his right 1 his status for they move the puck around well." at the end of the period, scored six unanswered goals squeeze a 7 reekend is still Bumbacco led the Irish, in the second stanza, and Jnseman ■as given a Norm game scoring the hat trick both nights, and now has 33 goals on the season. Ray had an 8—1 before the Spartans came back with four straight goals advantage piece Rock Band nd u c t in a DeLorenzi tallied two times in the final period. fight with each game. Brendon Moroney scored into your living \^BUS£ ION WON'T PREDICT If KENWOOD I room . ho will halt ■Bruins The Super ?System INGELES iNGELES (UPI) — - n»rru> Dame. Th» Rriiinc eniialloH The Bruins tr» to 1 flK 105 ctrnioht ' equalled straight. It alcr> It also ■n. the catalyst of the mark at would mean eight straight Loyola of Vou dont have to worry about all those guitar amplifiers and drums ).5% distortion, the M pketball dynasty, Chicago Thursday night. NCAA titles since they cluttering up your living room. We can give you concert hall sound in a od in Kr-7200 delivers more clean, un-distoi ) predict how "We stereo. Maybe even a little better than concert hall sound. If we even higher price ranges. 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Only $159.50. • Special Edi-Q" Pause Control • Dual VU meter & tape bias switch Trivia Nile TEAC And a lot more for only $349.50. Come in for a demonstration. And if you want all these features plus automatic reverse play, pick up a TEAC 1250 for only $459.50. a# the BI-FI BUYS 1101 E. >3rand River Avenue 337-2310 DISC Shop Across from Colonel Sanders' 323 East Grand River Riuar Avenue Annua 351-5380 " open MTT 9 • 5:30 WF 9-9 Sat. 9-5 Next to Jacobson's Alle weekdays 9-9 Sat. 9-6 Bank Financing Available 60 day layaways 5 year protection plan BankAmericard The. correct at\$\*ter Will win you a cheap -beer) Mond.y, January jq, 12 Michigan ouue rsews, bast Lansing, Michigan C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 bv PhiLBaLnk. jj^l [ MoWHowm |'fpp| [ perj0nal NIKON SUPER-8 movie camera. MUST SELLI Marlette 1970, CHEVROLET IMPALA 1966 - VW 1965 - Good condition, Crown Graphic 4x5 view 12'x60', any reasonable offer 9 passenger wagon. Deluxe $350. Phone 694-8806 after camera. TEAC A-4010-SL considered. Phone 393-1968. luggage rack. 651-5819. 5pm. 5-1-31 stereo tape deck. Sony 5-2-2 5-1-30 ^ "IM TC228 stereo 8-track EAST LANSING, Grand River ■vailab^at'^1- PHONE 355 8255 CHEVY 1964, good condition, will sell cheap, recorder. 1000 used 8-track tapes, $2 each. 500 used albums. USED stereo Avenue. Perfect for graduate students or married couple. _NEJAc. SAVE 337.55.5jl' 347 Student Services Bldci. may call after 4:30pm YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, stereo Behind Tom's Party Store. AMERIACA;- 485-1463. 3-1-29 RICKMAN. Winter prices still equipment, camera Priced to sell fast. Call lT0P bumper sticker. SP|f>- •AUTOMOTIVE in effect. Custom accessories, equipment, used zoom lenses, J* CORVETTE 1969, 1967 Ford parts and service. SHEP*S binoculars, TV sets, 489-3039, Bob Lipple or 3-1-30 V $*! Scooters & Cycles 484-7403, BUTTERFIELD Fairlane GTA, 50 gallon MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 typewriters, adding machines, Parts & Service North Cedar, Holt. Just clock radios, tapestries. Used REALTY. 4-2-1 aquarium. 351-6569. 5-1-30 Aviation South of 1-96 overpass. snow skiis and boots, $5 up. Phone 694-6621. C-3-1-31 WILCOX SECOND HAND MUST SELL. 12'x53'( carpeted, •EMPLOYMENT COUGAR XR7, 1968, 3 speed, STORE, 509 East Michigan, air conditioning, washer and • RDR RENT power steering, regular and tires. 52,500 miles, Lansing. 485-4391, 8 - dryer, 10 minutes from MSU. Auto Service Apartments snow $ 1 1 00. 355-2388 or i j [ #j 5:30pm Monday - Saturday. Make offer. Phone 882-9040. Houses BankAmericard, Master 5-2-1 351-5870. 5-2-2 Rooms MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, Charge, trades, terms, Michigan and Grand River. 1955 NEW MOON - 8'x45' •FOR SALE DODGE 1967 Cornette, power layaways. C-1-31 steering, vinyl top, Low cost expert exhaust furnished, 2 bedrooms, full Animals bath, $1,600. Cash. Call automatic, excellent, $675. repair. Custom work. Pipe GUITAR, CLASSICAL, steel Mobile Homes bender. FREE ESTIMATES, 489-6072. 3-1-30 351-6481. 5-1-31 strings, beautiful sound, case, •Lost & Found 332-2927. C-1-31 accessories included. $80. •PERSONAL DODGE CORONET RT 1967 - 'NOT LIKE THE O.D SITINS.. THEY'RE 332-0328. 3-1-30 RICHARDSON 1970 - On lot conducted ; at Riverview Park. 2 •PEANUTS PERSONAL Automatic, positraction, power steering, looks good! MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. DEMANDING A KEG ANPfc PIZZAS!' bedroom, take over >•«> •REAL EJTATE $600. 353-7013. 5-2-2 Complete auto painting and Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 payments. 489-4743. 5-2-1 concluded' thit •RECREATION collision service. 485-0256. benefit, both afe prefer abou,^ NEWLY WEDS OWN your W0lkni •SERVICE DUSTER 1970 - Good C 1-31 WOMEN'S OTTER fur coat, - freeloading, the ni2 condition, needs little engine own home! 1972 12'x60' ls d®®Ply Instruction Typing Service and brake work. Must sell! 337-1242. 3-1-29 Disc Brake Special Here's What We Do: Employment m Apartments .»] very fine, never worn, medium size. Worth $900. Asking $325. Call 355-3237. mobile home, ready to move into, shed and skirting biology of animals contends Dr. rooted Singr, J1 ' in •TRANSPORTATION * Replace front disc pads included, under $5,000. work. *!ooV?n 'C'sr IONIA STREET 3-1-30 News Classified •WANTED FALCON 1962 — Dependable, 'Inspect & adjust rear shot * Repack front outer ENGINEERS - INDUSTRIAL - one bedroom Phone 627-2024. 3-1-30 best place to Aa\ L or MECHANICAL - large apartment with fireplace. flnd out good engine, new parts. wheel bearings FLEA MARKET every Sunday •• RATES •• $100. Phone 355-5776. 5-2-2 ♦Inspect all lines growth company is now $130 plus electricity. and Wednesday, 11-5 pm. RITZCRAFT 1968 - 2 opportunities being and hoses and top seeking recent college Refrigerator and stove. bedroom, 12'x50\ excellent Inside heated building. 208 P I N B up master cylinder graduates who have the Deposit required. 349-9500. condition, outdoor storage North Mason Street, Mason, No FORD 1967 Fairlane XL, 390 ambition and desire to grow 3-1-29 DAYS shed, carpeted steps, washer jrvofjos j 3 5 10 cubic inch engine, full race 4 speed, Schafer clutch with top manufacturing Michigan. 0-1-23 and dryer optional. May leeve ciosa 4.00 6.50 13.00 cam, company. Some experience FEMALE, SHARE apartment, FIREPLACE WOOD - on present lot in set up. Chrome wheels, helpful. $900 - $1,000 a call after 6pm, 337-0412. Seasoned oak. Delivered. Call conveniently located Lansing EH EES 4.80 7.80 15.60 headers, excellent condition, vRECISION month plus full benefits. Fee Harrison and M-78. 3-1-30 482-1002 after 5pm. 5-1-31 Mobile Home Park. Phone m HBI 6.00 9.75 19.50 742 East 489-6853. 5-2-1 Shiawassee. I IMPORTS and expenses paid. Relocate in tri-state area. Phone Ron CASA DEL SOL, East Lansing. FRENCH HORN 1 year old, 371-1105 after 4pm. 3-1-30 PREGNANT? WE u m mi 7.20 11 70 23.40 Now - 2] SO GE9 3Z23 GZH] FORD PICKUP 1968. New tires, $400 or best offer. 485-1633 1206 OAKLAND Call IV 4-4411 Koehler, PERSONNEL 3-1-31 489-1441 CAREERS. , available, 1 unfurnished apartments. Call 351-9020. 10-2-8 bedroom excellent condition. Call anytime, 355-6034. 5-2-2 Lost & Found j|C^| RBI II'K'I' LLJfcfcl KWM after 5:30pm. 5-1-30 or IV 2-4444 GUILD THUNDER BASS X FIND SOMETHING? DEADLINE MERCEDES leather, no rust, 1959, 6 cylinder, 489-3545 FOREIGN for appointment CAR parts, For Rent J(f] Houses Iffi amplifier and Crestwood bass. $200. Call Dana at If you've found a pet or article of value, we want to help you SAVE AMERICA. Start STOP THE SPIRO OF bumper stickers. 35V 1 P.M. one class day CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 353-7577, at 416 East return it. Just come in to the after 5pm. 3-1-30 X-3-1-31 before publication. East Kalamazoo Street. 1 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per CENTER STREET - Larye, Holmes Hall. 1-1-29 State News Classified Dept. mile West of campus. month, $23 per term. Free comfortable house near and tell u< you went to place convertible 1965, C ancellations/Cor- MUSTANG 56,000, 3 speed standard, 487-5055. C-1-31 delivery, service and pick-up. campus. $75. Prefer women TREASURE CHEST an STATE ad in EAST LANSING BANK'S found Peanuts Personal | rections - 12 noon one $500 negotiable. 355-8805. No deposit. TV's available at or non-sexist men. 337-1210. class day before VW GUARANTEED repair. same rates. Call NEJAC, 5-1-30 SECONDHAND STORE column. As a public service AKPsi 38 3-1-30 EAST LANSING STATE RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and 337-1300. C-1-31 ALL KINDS OF Congratulations and publications. BANK will run the ad at no Okemos Road. 349-9620. 1541 MELROSE - One for the game. 1-1-29 OLDS 88 1965 - Good FURNITURE The State News will be Apartments bedroom, $130 monthly, extra cost to you. condition, one family car, 116 N. Main - PERRY EAST LANSING responsible only for the 482-9768. 3-1-30 couples only, lease, deposit. 625-3188 OUR LITTLE sisters Call 351-6180. 5-1-31 STATE BANK first day's incorrect greatest! Thanks, I NEW ACOUSTIC 360B. $400; C-1-31 insertion. OLDS CUTLASS 1972, 2 door, NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - 1 AKPsi. 1-1-29 3 BEDROOM SUBURBAN Fender precision bass, $200. vinyl top, air conditioning, girl to share 3 bedroom Electro voice mike, $50. LOST: Red collapsible umbrella. home, completely furnished. - HAPPY BIRTHDAY less than 4,000 miles, LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years apartment with 2 graduate Call 353-2543. Reward. $240/ month. Call 351-1995. 371-4385. 10-2-9 from your Scoud* 1 excellent condition. Will experience in all types of working girls. Own (large) 2-1-30 sacrifice because are flight training. Approved for room. Knob Hill Apartments, di&l?1 awot GAS DRYEft - 2 years old. Ht-29 purchasing new truck. Call veterans. FRANCIS $68. Call after 6pm. FOUND: BOOK on Witchcraft 349-1460. 4-1-30 1 ROOM FURNISHED, $100. Almost new console owner, 694-2775. BL-4-2-1 AVIATION, Airport Road. in University Village parking reasonable rent, Burcham/ stereo with tape deck, record Call 484-1324. C-1-31 lot 355^5107. C-3-1-31 PONTIAC GP 1970. Model SJ, NEED 2 GIRLS for 4 man, Hagadorn area. 337-0202. player, radio. $225. 482-1762. 5-2-2 BUICK LESABRE 1970 - fully loaded, in good r Employment spring term. Cedar Village 3-1-31 FOUND: MALE cat orange / condition. Call 372-0168 or area. 332-5654. 3-1-29 Recreation Custom sports coupe, 455 EAST LANSING - 3 bedroom HOT SOUP, SANDwiches, tea, white spotted, about 6 355-5130. 3-1-30 months old. Grove & Albert. engine, air power, automatic. duplex with recreation room, nuts, cheese, bread, herbs, FEMALE NEEDED for 4 332-1697. C-3-1-30 487-6286. 5-2-1 STUDENTS PART time utility granola, love, natural foods. THE CHARTER PE PORSCHE 1964 - Needs some woman apartment, rent room, sliding glass employment, earn $50 - $100 doors, patio, ^V, baths, HALF MOON SHRINE present Spring H BUZZZZZZZ 1969 VW auto, body work, has new tires, week- Arranging negotiable, Americana. RING LOST Tuesday at Men's a per 351-8920. Call after 6pm. GROCERIES, 222 Abbott Freeport $169, Nassau* 13,000 miles on rebuilt i nterviews, 351-1965. 5-1-30 IM. Trapezoid shape, dark radio, new engine, very clean pay is 5-2-1 Road, (Rear) 332-3056. Spain $ 239, engine. 337-0743. 5-2-1 blue stone with gold band. bug. $1100 . 332-0834. commensurate with ability. 5-2/2 STUDENTOURS, 35' NEEDED: ONE person to room 5-2-1 Call 393-2229, or 332-4152. NEAR CAMPUS - unfurnished, Sentimental value. Reward. 13-1-31 RENAULT 1969 - Radio, with two in furnished 10-2-7 CHARGER SE1971, silver, black Michelins, 30,000 miles. apartment. Transportation to 4 bedroom, 2'/a bath home. CARPETING - USED nylon, _ 353-0358. 2-1-29 Good condition $695. and from campus free. $50/ Available February 1. $325 light brown, gold, fine weave, LOST - GOLD Wittnauer ladies canopy top, black leather FEMALE STUDENT with good per month. Call 332-2736, 9x12, 7V4x9, 5x6, 817 482-7739. 3-1-30 month. Call 349-1849. 5-2-2 watch between McDonel and buckets, automatic, power grades, room and board 332-1151. 3-1-30 Wisconsin. IV4-4289. 3-1-31 Wells. Call 353-1225. 3-1-31 steering, power brakes, air available in exchange for PRESIDENTE I TOYOTA CORONA 1969 - SINGLE EFFICIENCY, AM/FM stereo, road wheels, household duties. 337-1617 EAST LANSING 3 bedroom AT OUR complete. ASMSU T Engine good. $400 or best secluded, 2'/a miles from - prices get that LOST: PUPPY, btack and white steel radials, low mileage. 5-1-31 duplex with recreation room, 3 5 3 06 59 355-4 offer. 355-3214. 3-1-31 $125/ month, all emergency pair of glasses. - , 655-3346. 3-1-28 campus. curly haired near Grand River 1 % baths, kitchen, dining OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 332-6047. 8 2 2 utilities. Daytime, 355-7643: and Park Lake Road. Please TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL! APPLICATIONS ARE now evenings, 332-6449. 3-1-31 room, living room. 655-3217, East Michigan. 372-7409. call 349 2884 or Morning 1965 Pontiac Tempest being accepted for part time evenings. 9-2-2 C-3-1-31 SPRING BREAK wii Glory Kitchen, 337-9778. station wagon. Automatic. help. $300/ monthly to start. MICHIGAN AVENUE Near 1-1-29 BOARD FLIGHTS. Ethics - EAST SIDE, 4 bedrooms, clean, $250. Call 351-3695. 2-1-30 489-3494. C-1-31 Sparrow Hospital, efficiency SKIS K-2 Competition Marker $284. Nassau, $189 ~ gas heat, $220. 9 month Rotomat bindings, $90 or us Monday through Ft' apartment, private entrance, FOUND: SMALL male dog, CONVERTIBLE OPPORTUNITY lease, available now. offer. 355-9342. 3-1-31 VALIANT parking, utilities paid, male brown with white markings, - 4pm or phone 676-1557. 10-2-9 1963 — Low mileage, radio, preferred. Phone 332-0322. near Cedar Village. 351-5979. C-1-31 new brakes. Best offer. Fantastic opportunity for full or B-1-1-29 GRAND PIANO, small C-3-1-29 484-9773. 5-2-2 part time employment with TWO, 4 bedroom houses for Brumbach, walnut, excellent □ - for VEGA 1971 - 4 speed, 2 snow tires. Excellent condition. 138 year old company. people to start immediately. $4.25 per hour to start. Call Need 2 BEDROOM MARLETTE mobile home, completely furnished. rent. Clos^ 394-0437. 5-1-29 to campus, condition, $650. Moving. 2-1-29 351-7669. FOUND: SET of keys in Wells Hall. Call 355-001 7. Real Estate 9 MILES OUT of E* February 1st "ira - 485-0269. 3-1-31 for personal interview Friday June 1st, east of MSU. $145 GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of WljM Morrice, 3 bedroom 10am 5pm, Saturday 10am - - all makes and calibers. Over LOST: GLASSES, gold wires, completely remodeled, per month plus security VEGA 1971 Hatchback, 2pm, 394-0020. Ask for Mr. Today deposit, utilities included. 600 guns in stock. For best pink tinted. Snyder - Phillips carpeting, n automatic, 20,000 miles, Harrison. 3-1-29 882-6491. 7-2-2 CAPITOL CLUB. Men, women, price in Southern Michigan area Tuesday. 332-6749. aluminum siding, snow tires, $1700 or best singles. $12 up. Lansing. see BOB'S GUN SHOP, 5-1-31 car garafle and 2 offer. 355-0833. 10-2-5 OVERSEAS JOBS FOR GIRL NEEDED for four man 484-4422. 0-1-31 block south of Post office workshop, all on dc STUDENTS - Australia. across from campus. $65. annex, at 2412 South Cedar FIND POPULAR things at $18,000. Call R VOLKSWAGEN 1969 - Must Europe, South America, REAL a talk by Africa. Most professions, 332-6246, 332-6247. 8 2-2 SINGLE ROOM in house near Call 371-2244. Closed popular prices in the STATEWIDE sell! Call Bill, 332-2643 after Frandor, $57 plus utilities. Sundays. 15-2-12 Classified Ads each dayl 625-3144.1 summer or full time; 5pm. 3-1-31 LUXURY EFFICIENCY 332-5292 between 9-11 pm Charles Ferris, expenses paid, sightseeing. Call after 5pm, 351-4274. 3-1-29 Free information, write, VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1971. 5-1-30 TWR Co., Department 22, C.S.B. Good condition, $2,000 or best offer. 372-0200, ext. 2550 Telegraph Avenue, LADIES, ROOM, single, private entrance, close. $15 per DOG OBEDIENCE classes CROSSWORD LARGE, NEAR expressway, - Berkeley, California 94704. member Christian 271.3-1-31 10-2-1 beautifully furnished large 2 week. 351-5705. 3-1-31 starting March 19th. Call Mrs PUZZLE bedroom, matching Smith, 489-7675, Mrs. Ford, Science Board VOLKSWAGEN 1970 - appliances and dishwasher, OWN FURNISHED room, 393-6653 or Mrs. Schena, HANDYMAN: PART time of Lectureship Fast back, AM/FM radio, liberal co-ed house. $75. 349-3838 after 6pm. 5-2-1 plumbing, electrical work. disposal, spacious living 6. Grandma 25. Study excellent condition. Call Utilities 332-1181 evenings. 5-2-1 room, balconies, ceramic paid. 351-8231. Moses 26. Provided 482-4804. 3-1-30 2-1-29 FREE bath, heat and water paid, PUPPIES, small terrier 10. Consolidation capital NEEDED 8 10 people, full or laundry, carport. 484-9774. type, mutts, 6 weeks olds. 11.Meander 28 Rolled tea VOLKSWAGEN SUPER Beetle, part time as gas station 5-1-2 MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, 882-2864. 5-2-2 1971. AM/FM stereo radio, attendants, $1.75. Okemos quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone air conditioning, like NEW. 14. Prude 33. Skidded Mobile, 349-9726. 3-1-31 2 GIRLS FOR 4 man. 3. 0-1-31 FREE LABRADOR and Must see to appreciate. Best 15. Take steps 34. later Immediately thru June. $70. Shepherd puppies - 9 weeks 17. Soft metal 36. Uncovers offer. Phone 655-1844. PART TIME night bartender. Cedar Village. 351-8994. GUY NEEDED for private room old. Phone 882 0707. 1-1-29 18 38. Weed 2-1-30 Hankering Experienced only. Must be 5-2-2 in East Lansing. Furnished, 19. Inventive 39. Father DOWN VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Rebuilt neat and dependable. clean, carpeted, free parking, LABRADOR RETRIEVER 21. Wapiti 40. Assassinate WALT'S RESTAURANT, NEED GIRL to share $75 per month for 6 month pups - Black. AKC. 22. Tempo 41. Imprint 1. Finch engine, new tires. $650 or Number Close lease, $70 for 12 month of field trial best offer. 372-5762 after _JMH«mston. 655-2175. 5-2-2 apartment. to campus. champions in 5pm. 5-2-2 $65. 332-4008. 1 1-29 lease. All utilities included. pedigree. 337-1485. 5-1-30 ' T~ T~ r" r~ T r MARRIED children COUPLE to live without in and Call Dave at 351-0473 after io V/, VW BUS, excellent 1971 - 9 seater, condition, extras supervise seven semi - PERSON NEEDED until June. Beechwood Apartments. 5pm. 0-1-31 KEESHONDEN. sire and dam. CHAMPION 5 V/, months '2 7a~ included. 337-1466. 5-2-1 independent retarded adult girls, evenings and weekends. $57.50/ month. Call MEN, SINGLE rooms, 131 Phone 353-7129. 10-1-29 Y/, 337-9376 after 5pm. Bogue, Kitchen, $75 'H IS 17 Home is newly constructed X-5-1-31 monthly, phone, 337-9091 M, Mobile Homes % Tuesday, Jan. 30 and completely furnished. Room and board and 5-1-29 % zo ■ lire* at 8:15 p.m. NORTH LANSING Mature wavm - monthly salary. Contact John A. Hannah Middle School 819 Abbott Rd. Richard 3-1-31 Cooper, 393-7477. married couple, non-smokers, appliances, $150. 663-4345, 482 8667. 5-2-2 husband 1969 2 transferred, bedroom, disposal air conditioned, $4000 or best mmu 26 ■■ 27 31 \/A 19 6 East Lansing PART TIME telephone work. 1 FOR 4 MAN SKIS AND poles: 75", $18; 485-1633 after 5:30pm 5t 22 Good working conditions and - $50 per month 82", $20. Car heater, $9. ski 5-1-30 P ' 5f 33 good pay. Hourly rate, call plus electricity. 351-2639 rack for Volkswagen, $4. Call Sponsored by 5-2-1 nr fr it 37 351-3700. 2-1-30 355-7892, 353-6641 First Church of Use Your 31-3-1-30 MUST SELLI MakVoffer sr W Christ, Scientist East Lansing MASTER CHARGE PART TIME employment with ABBOTT ROAD, bedroom, 2 bath luxury 2 12'x60', 7'x12' expando" partially furnished, carpeted mo" mt" l% Child Care multi - manufacturer distributor. Automobile available apartment February 1. $275, BARGAIN! $100 Brazilian nylon string guitar plus $15 2 bedrooms, 7'x14' porch] I No collection At The STATE NEWS Utilities included. Parking case only $75. Like new. Call 12'x12' shed. Many extras. necessary. 15 - 20 hours per week. 351-5800. 0-1-1-29 332-2736, 332-1151. 3 1-30 353- 5830. 5-2-1 882-8372. 3 1 29 Monday, Januarv 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ n WASTE CHEMICALS STORED Labs join disposal project 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP ^ Mon. Sat 9 6 Wed., Thurs. 9 9 i, ; More and more laboratories on campus "I've got my Rosenhaft said. "If fingers crossed," people don't take KNEE - HI >'<■ J;".; are disposing chemicals in a of potentially unique fashion. harmful advantage of the program it will fall apart." 10 LEAD boot "It's too easy to be careless and dump The MSU Public cooperation with Waste Control Safety schedules weekly pick - ups of harmful Dept., in Authority, potentially harmful chemicals drain," he said. "This violates down the waste laws PENCILS NYLONS MATCHES chemicals and deposits them in a safely and can cause severe environmental 50's problems." isolated 35 - foot trailer stored near the old incinerator building. An important aspect of the program is proper labeling of chemicals. The authority Reg. 49c 29c Reg. 79c 55° Reg. 25c * The chemicals will be picked up Limit 2 purchased 10,000 labels to run the (coupon) monthly by a licensed chemical waste chemical processing program. (coupon) Expires Feb. 4. 1973 hauler firm which will dispose of the Expires Feb. 4, 1973 East Lansing store only chemicals by incineration, neutral Properly labeled chemicals can be techniques, or licensed land fill methods. disposed of by waste haulers. Improperly "Public 100 per cent safety service has cooperated with the program," Mark labeled bottles are usually shot by .22 - caliber rifles by over 400 - foot distances. NEUTROGENA KLEENQ Rosenhaft,director of the authority, said Tuesday. "If the rest of the departments would do likewise we would have a major only The chemical one processing program is the of its kind in the nation. SOAP TISSUE Rosenhaft said he contacted over 40 2/99* success." other colleges and universities throughout the country to investigate what they were Presently, only 200 of the 1,000 labs on campus have taken advantage of the doing to take care of chemical wastes. He found no solutions, and devised his own service, which is free of charge to all departments. program on a 90 - day trial basis. Officials of the MSU Waste Control Authority are hoping to encourage more University departments to take part in the latest ecology program for disposing of used chemicals. Rather than dump them down drains, chemicals are now being collected and tagged ■■■