. ,h« michigan Volume 65 Number 100 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Thursday, February 8, 1973 AWAIT MILLIKEN'S U' optimistic about law school funds contain funding for MSU Law BvNANCI parsons an University relations, declined to official and a law librarian, all of school at an early date so that the might modify School...and we've gone far as we some other buildings on as speculate the State News Staff Writer meaning of the on whom must have a law degree, one can go in University can admit 75 students for campus and have a separate law planning for it before an comment from the governor's office, senior professor to be involved in the the first year in appropriation," Provost John Cantlon January. library. If not, we will have a transient saying that he will just have to wait college's planning and four teaching "If funding doesn't come until, say, ■niversity officials say they are said Wednesday. until the request is made public. library in the main building that would faculty members. late July, we will have to delay I! raged that Gov. Milliken's However, a spokesman in the The administration has requested "To recruit faculty who are going to starting the first class until September 1974 or only be adequate for the first year of *2" quest to be delivered to the governor's office said Wednesday that $877,400 for the 1973-74 fiscal year enter our tenure system takes a great perhaps have a smaller class," Cantlon the school," Cantlon said. "As the law school gets Kture Friday will include funding though Milliken's budget request for to hire the necessary faculty and to deal of careful work, so we may rely said. underway, X operational MSU Law School the proposed law school "will be reflective of the support he voiced last begin accumulating a law library. on visiting professors at first," Cantlon "If we're not appropriated enough we will get the pieces in line as rapidly as possible so as not to delay getting ■■nuary, 1974. Once the funding has been approved said. money to get the school year, it will not be a great deal." underway, we the school accredited." Hwe have been reasonably assured by the legislature, the University must Cantlon hopes that the legislature will begin to develop the law library Cantlon said that the first year of [ the governor's message will Robert Perrin, vice president for recruit a new dean, an enrollment will approve funding for the law and start recruiting faculty." any law school is almost standardized Cantlon termed the law library as across the country' and it is not until crucial in obtaining accreditation from the second and third year that the By MICHAEL FOX borrow money from commercial sources to pay off its the National Assn. of Law Schools and State News Staff Writer deficit if the district would then stay out of debt. He asked curriculum takes on the flavor of the added that the main for an increase in the municipal overburden Library will particular institution. Gov. Milliken recommended grant, a probably be the temporary home of "We want to make Wednesday night the largest provision for the state to compensate in aid for the city certain that increase in the law volume. Michigan history for state aid to public schools taxes paid in a school district. while insisting Michigan can still have $370 million in tax "If we had enough money, we (continued on page 11 The governor's total recommendation for state aid in the reductions. next fiscal year is $1,220,709,600, an increase of 270 A $2.2 billion plan for state per support of education in cent in state aid in the decade since 1964. Milliken grades kindergarten through 12th grade would »^r,a'd Milliken told"L1972 " 73 by $108 mi,,ion' or citizens in television a increase U-3 per cent, Though Milliken did not go into details in his televised address, his special message sent to the legislature address. Wedensday night sought substantial increases in several Responding to a December ruling of the state Supreme asks Court that previous state aid plans have unconstitutional, Milliken proposed a plan which he called been areas, including vocational ecucation. A 119 per cent increase in vocational education to $17.5 million was recommended by Milliken. spending the "equal yield" formula. Under the formula, the state would contribute $18 for Only 12 per cent of the 2 million students now in every $20 raised by a local school largest district. "This would in effect provide that tax levied in any school every mill of property elementary and secondary school will college, he said. ever graduate from Locally, the governor sought $150,000 for conducting district would yield the same dollar the third year of the four - year extended school year pilot boost in per pupil all over the state," Milliken said. In taking the complicated issue of school financing to the program in East Lansing and Northville. Milliken said he respected the voters' decision in citizens, the governor sought public support of his November to defeat Proposal C, which would have virtually The governor's equal plan. yield plan is similiar to a state aid eliminated local property taxes as a source of school history proposal of Sen. Gilbert E. Bursley, R - Ann Arbor, for a "power equalization" of school support. operating funds. At the same time, Milliken said the defeat of Proposal C indicated the people did not want the state to assume full |or school Milliken also stressed that the public must insist on a strict accounting of school financing. "It is time we learned that the key to educational financing of public education. Suggestions that the state bail out the Detroit system were also rejected by Milliken. Milliken insisted that his school aid plan, to be investment is not how much money we spend, but how implemented over a three year period, would not lead to an funding much we buy. "For too long, some districts have refused to adequate funding for educating their children," Milliken provide increase in taxes and would allow local communities to determine the level of school funding. More than 70 per cent of the state's public school said. students will receive an increase in excess of 7 per cent in The governor then emphasized the need to rectify the state aid under the equal yield plan, Milliken said. Detroit school situation where the schools plan to close "By helping districts help themselves, the state will help down March 15 due to a $73.2 million deficit. the local control of schools that is assure a cornerstone of Milliken recommended that Detroit be authorized to our system of education," Milliken said. ity action on center aid laves women *That the 'contused' city service agencies into a community city determine if problem Jacqueline Brown, 1104 N. I By JONATHAN KAUFMAN counseling agency plan. pregnancy and rape counselors are Hagadorn Road, a member of the State News Staff Writer The council approved a resolution qualified; center who led off the public hearing by council member George A. ♦That center representatives begin on the center at the council's Jan. 16 1st Lansing City Council turned Colburn, which he said should answer discussions with the city, the Listening meeting, said she saw no problems in B the original ■ the Women's funding request the legitimate objections of center Ear, the Drug Education Center and meeting the city's requirements for Down the drain Center Tuesday critics. The resolution provides funds MSU's Counseling Center on funding. T and offered David Wilson, a U.S. Customs official, flushes 20 instead a $125 for rape and abortion counseling establishing a community counseling Council member Robert J. Wilcox pounds of nine fly if allocation for year - old heroin down the drain in Houston, Tex. Some 16 - counseling services if the center meets certain service; cast the only vote against Colburn's the center opens to both That center representatives begin requirements. (continued on page 71 persons were imprisoned based on the drugs as evidence. The funding will run until June, 30, action -*o ask the M3U Board of AP wirephoto fcibers of the Women's Center 1973; the end of the current fiscal Trustees and the Ingham County Wednesday they were confused by year. Board of Commissioners for funds; Pty council's decision and could The center, 547 E. Grand River ♦That the center incorporate; T^y whether ASMSU board to draw they approved or Ave. originally asked for $225 a ♦That all center activities except ■proved of the decision. month, to be used for rent, utilities private counseling sessions be open to Pe city council passed the entire and supplies. both sexes; without exposing it to After June 30 funding for the ♦That the center report annually to »in the the city on services rendered, client center, so we're still a center and other private service ■ hit confused," over halt of 73 Marilyn Frost, a agencies the city contributes funds to, contacts and financial data; budget 7 member, said. Frost said that such as Listening Ear and the Drug ♦That a program coordinator be f" were meeting Sunday to Education Center, will be reviewed for appointed to draw up an agenda for p the council's decision. the fiscal 1973 1974 budget. - the city that will enlarge activities to council also appeal "to women of various ages, expressed interest The conditions in the adopted By LINNEA SLATER The 1972 budget had $48,550 in hire f°rPorating the center and other outlooks and needs." a typist - receptionist and resolution include: State News Staff Writer total funds available. The cut in funds eliminate the position of board is partly due to tax refunds and to the secretary. The $1,320 saved in wages More than half of the $44,300 discontinuation of the Student will be put in the special projects fund. budget for 1973 approved by the Government Services Mimeo, which A rider added to the plan provides ASMSU board Tuesday will go to brought in $1,400 in funds last vear. that the change will go into effect if operating expenses of the board. another position is found for which The total board allocation of The budget goes into effect the person now filling the position of $24,051 includes a special projects immediately. board secretary is qualified. fund of $1,696.15 and wages for a The board also approved a plan bookkeeper, secretary and loan proposed by the budget committee to officers. Funds for telephones and (continued on page 7) supplies and $1,500 for elections constitute a large part of the allocation. The board president received Kissinger departs a special allocation of $600 for telephone, supplies, mimeograph costs and a hosting fund which can be used for advertising or for entertaining guests from other student governing bodies. "We can justify all of the funds we for Asian parleys use in operating ASMSU," Ron Wahula, board president, said WASHINGTON (AP) - Henry A. Communist Pathet Lao in about a Wednesday. week. . rv * v Kissinger left for Thailand Wednesday "We're a business and a major part on a multi Settlements in Laos and Cambodia • purpose VieUiam postwar of operating any business is how it would be, in the view of U.S. officials, mission which will climax with visits communicates with the public," he of major help in carrying through the to Hanoi and Joking. said. "The salaries Jan. 27 Paris pact for an end to the we pay go to Shortly after Kissinger headed for employees that war in Vietnam. are absolutely essential Bangkok, White House press secretary to our organization, and telephones Ronald L. Ziegler reaffirmed that the and supplies are an expense in any presidential adviser will stop over in Kissinger is to fly from Vientiane to business." Women wa The budget committee's estimate of Vientiane Friday to discuss prospects for a cease - fire in Laos. Hanoi Saturday morning for four days of talks with North Vietnamese leaders f:r-,e|y 30 young women crowded into the East Lansing City Council meeting Tuesday total based funds available, on estimates of $44,300, student was tax Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma, with whom Kissinger is to dine Friday on North postwar relations, including U.S. Vietnamese reconciliation and • oun I the council vote $125 a month, with strings attached, to the Women s Center for revenues during four terms less an nsel|ng services. Most left following the vote. State News photo by Ken Ferguson night, is optimistic about reaching a estimated 5 per cent in tax refunds. cease - fire agreement with the (continued on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Administration rejects lommofy unrestricted shield law (C) 1973 WASHINGTON some sort of a shield law. that a shield bill, if one in proceedings before state STAR NEWS with about 100 House clears Congress, should courts, legislatures and only federal and not administrative bodies." WASHINGTON members sponsoring bills cover and 17 senators endorsing state cases. The subcommittee Despite growing support in Congress for a newsmen's such measures. Several earlier witnesses recieved opposite advice have urged Congress to from Peter Bridge, a former shield law, the Nixon The drive for this "It absurd to spend administration Wednesday include states in the reporter for the defunct seems legislation was prompted by News, who pressed its opposition to coverage of shield Newark Evening $79 billion on a defense a Supreme Court ruling last legislation, pointing out that was jailed for 20 days last legislation that would allow June that held reporters do policy, which is just a public newsmen to refuse to testify not have a constitutional most of the instances in October after he refused to dole for inefficient defense about their confidential which newsmen have been answer some 50 questions right to decline to testify New Jersey grand firms, and to cut back on sources. about their confidential compelled to testify were before a Asst. Atty. Gen. Roger C. state cases. jury. programs designed to bring the Cramton told a House sources for news stories. Cramton, opposing such Bridge contended a The 5 ■ 4 ruling, however, approximately 20 per cent judiciary subcommittee that measures, said that blanket shield law covering left the way open for disadvantaged (people) into a shield law is unnecessary legislation covering the both federal and state the mainstream Congress to pass legislation would "stretch the of American at this time. states proceedings is needed to giving reporters this life." A law giving newsmen an privilege, and the House Constitution to the outer "return the American press Wants protection Walter Adams absolute privilege to keep subcommittee is conducting margins of its provisions." to the strong footing it their sources secret "would He urged Congress not enjoyed until last year." Peter Bridge, a former Newark, N. J. ireporter who professor of economics • unduly subordinate to the hearings on various "to straightjacket the 50 "A press which faces was jailed for refusing to answer a grand interests of the press the proposed shield bills. states with legislation that daily harassment from iury's questions, wants legislation to protect newsmen fr0m vital national interest in Cramton told the would govern the goverment agencies is not such prosecutions. AP vigorous law enforcement," subcommittee Wednesday availability of information free," Bridge said. wirephoto he said. While the administration Cops gas striking Africans is not opposed to a qualified principle, Envoys sharpen shield law in Cramton said, one is not South African police fired tear gas Wednesday at needed because Justice a crowd of about 200 Africans at an industrial area Dept. guidelines insure that WASHINGTON (AP) This information ties in Philippines. Communist side of the Joint delegations to the about 25 miles from Durban, that has been closed newsmen in federal cases are Communist forces plan to with earlier statements from Vietnam's peacekeeping Military Commission. commission - jj- down entirely because of strikes. not subpoenaed missions met on Wednesday V unnecessarily. release 27 American Michel Gauvin in Saigon, Delays in getUng the ietnamese, Soj More than 100 concerns in the Durban area have head of the international to sharpen their plans for military commission up to Vietnamese, Viet Com But Cramton quoted a prisoners of war Sunday United States now been affected by the strikes. Many have closed letter by President Nixon from jungle camps in South commission supervising the the prisoner exchanges and its full complement have - met hours down altogether. last November in which Vietnam, Pentagon sources cease • fire. get their truce watching hampered the International Wednesday in elf Once released by the Viet teams into the field to bring Commission for Control and to get the operation ~ The workers, mostly Zulu laborers, are Nixon said the said Wednesday. feet. These men, among more Cong, the POWs will be a complete halt to the Supervision in its attempts protesting below the breadline wages and are administration will picked up by helicopter and fighting. to field a full supervisory A subcommittee reconsider the need for a than 500 held by the demanding immediate pay increases. Communists, will be set free flown directly to Saigon, U.S. CI 30 transport force, which was supposed prisoner exchanges also shield law if it becomes for more than four transferred to specially planes continued daily runs to be in place a week ago. hot. apparent these guidelines near An Loc, a provincial into Hanoi to pick up North Four of the CI30s flew Tan Son Nhut air base. capital in the Central equipped medical are failing. House votes to restore aid A strong effort is under Highlands of South evacuation jets and flown to Vietnamese and Viet cong 157 North Vietnamese and Vernon Turner, politicial adviser to a Vietnam. Clark Air Force Base in the personnel to fill out the 30 Viet Cong to the military way in Congress to enact commission's headquarters Canadian internati- President Nixon lost an opening round in his at Tan Son Nhut air base in peacekeeping multibillion - dollar spending bout with Congress as his group ~ Saigon, U.S. spokesmen newsmen the House voted Wednesday to force him to give DESPITE PREDICTIONS said. a first release of pri: the farmer 65 cents a day to save America's soil. A subcommittee of the around Saturday. A Joint Military Commission U.S. planning official The vote was 251-142. said 20 Uganda stabilizes was reported at work on ■ 40 Legislation to reinstate a farm belt legend economy - plans to allow the Viet Cong prisoners would get known as REAP was passed by the House and sent to join teams in the field jungle camps along to the Senate. It was the first House floor action directly without passing Cambodian bor countries annoyed his KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) Africanized shops can buy last fall when Amin, a burly Saturday. But other of by the new Congress in a clash with Nixon over exboxer who rules with an conduct. through Saigon, where bad — The Ugandan economy is most of themeat, bread and blood between the Viet said there is no firm who should set spending priorities. Congress or the Amin, a Moslem, has surviving its wounds better other basics they need. iron fist and rough army, North Vietnam has President. turned to Arabs, Chinese Cong and South Vietnamese than many outsiders "What surprises me is ordered thousands of the United States a" and Eastern Europe for aid. government has produced A veto is virtually certain if the bill also clears predicted when President that people thought Uganda's Asians to clear out procedural tangles and 562 U.S. servicemen! in the Saudi Arabia has extended a the Senate. The House vote indicated backers are Idi Amin started his everything would break and make room delays. anywhere on the West bank of the Jordon River. Though we'd like you to visit Sweden, j you don't have to. We can most likely deliver your Volvo to any country on Canada recognizes N. Viets (1-qt. bottle of your itinerary in Western Europe (except Canada has formally recognized North Vietnam, scented oil M50) Greece & Spain). But bear in mind that Volvo is a Foreign Secretary Mitchell Sharp announced particularly sturdy car, and we're not going Wednesday. to fling one together at the last minute. Sharp told the House of Commons the move So clip the coupon now and give us all means that Canada now accords equal diplomatic the notice you can. status to the governments of North and South , yptvoj •If ordered before Feb. 28, 1973 Vietnam. He said there are no plans to exchange ambassadors with either North or South Vietnam Glenn Herriman, Inc. although the government has representatives i; Saigon and Hanoi serving on the International Control Commission set up in 1954 and with the Your New Volvo Dealer! EAST LANSING—209 E. Grand Rivar new International Commission of Control and 6135 W. Open Mon. & Thurj. 'til 9 DOWNTOWN—113 S. Washington Saginaw 4826226 Supervision. n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. February 8, 1973 3 Senate approves LsHINOTON I Senat io create - broaden Mandate" mandate momhsmhin membership and the so that nreturnable residents using the load - lugger for their trash. ' "Part of the trash is ours but the load used by others and we're hauling the trash out to the - College Manor lugger's being votes were not meant as reflections on the license recipient, The council also approved a license to sell beer and wine by the bottle for Gararb - Ko, Inc., operator of a 7 - Eleven Lansing's new the city attorney had names, all of them dump store at 800 W. Lake Lansing Road. The store agreed to quickly ourselves to alleviate the problem," he said. He added that KnmenUl Quality Task received from the Legal approved: Lizard's plans to buy an in • certain restrictions on their sign and to accommodate J was given its first Research Institute in Ann Jean Beardsley, 1100 Old building trash compacter possible neighborhood complaintss. ftf business by the city Arbor. system. The council turned down five other liquor license Hickory Lane; Eric H. Harder said he has pictures of the trash that could show "l Tuesday night - a George Colburn, council Bauman. 1252 Haslett the requests on the city manager's recommendation, member, said the task force, garbage problem is not caused by the restaurant's banning Road, an MSU student; refuse. burnable bottles in the can recommend a possible Martin Hanratty, 541 The council also unanimously turned down a beer and ordinance to the council, Abbott Road, an MSU The State News is published by the students of wine license for Little Caesar's, 1071 council also save the city some money student; Benjamin Hickok, Trowbridge Road, and Michigan State University every class day during Fall, V deferred granting a. license to I the task force and have an immediate task 622 MAC Ave.; Jon Huston, ,kjttl# Caas^r's at 1203 E- Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Grand River Ave. m to nine members to work on. 319 Oxford Road, who is Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Council members expressed concern at establishing a ^proved Mayor Wilbur The council expanded the the East Lansing High precedent for fast • food stores to sell liquor, since on - special Welcome Week edition is published in recommended task force from seven to School representative to the September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. campus liquor deliveries would conflict with state law. Member Associated Press, United Press nine members when if council; Lucile Ketchum, Council member George Griffiths voted against I task force, whose job Brookover reported that a 711 Forest; Joseph Kuzai, deferring International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan action on the second license. He said he was protesting a investigate and Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, large number of people, 130 University Drive; Nancy double standard in the enforcement of tobacco and liquor Michigan k matters of "many of them highly Linvill, 952 Trafalgar Lane, laws. Collegiate Press Assn. kmental concern to qualified," had expressed and Richard C. Rintamake, Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. A license to sell beer, wine and liquor on the premises Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Jy, was sent materials interest in joining the task 1797 Woodside Drive, (ordinances banning force. appointed temporary Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Burnable bottles which Brookover presented nine chairman. Michigan, 48823. The task force was neptune knows created, after months of Phones: ■black reps ask debate, at the Nov. 21 council meeting. News/Editorial Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 The task force lost its Business Office 355-3447 autonomy at the Dec. 5 Isk force roles council meeting when it was put under the direction of the Photographic Campus Information 355-8311 353-8700 f Detroit members of of the 12 black members of city's planning House of the House be included on commission, to which it pntatives Wednesday makes its recommendations. task forces created by the "1 the absence of speaker to study the iislators in groups education financing ile for planning problem. of eliminating Ryan said that while he | in educational agreed with their statement that balcks should be THAT FOR GREAT SEAFOOD GO TO included in studies of | are appalled at the educational BILL'S 0LDE T0WNE CLAM BAKE , exclusion of financing, he lumbers of the House had appointed black FRI.& SAT. NITE 6-11 PM Ipresentatives in the representatives to House Whole lobster, cherry stone clams, shrimp, and corn IE and formulation of committees concerned with on the cob served in a wire mesh basket direct to you the issues. Jstructive 0 means of • with corn bread, tossed salad, drawn butter and P'ng the financial "As they said themselves, seafood sauce! Also there are three blacks on the serving regular menu. |°i education in the n House Education For Information or Reservations particular, the "We [ Detroit," the four Committee," Ryan said. can help you get Call: 482 6100 a letter to House "And if they were referring out of town." F William Ryan, D - to the Detroit task force education, I have nothing to on For tickets, call Bill g Restaurant & Bar s do with that." I Reps. Morris Hood, He added that College Travel 718 E. Grand River Serving Lansing another |>d W. Hood. 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Feb. 11, Trowbridge Shop only Frandor opan Monday, Thuriday & Friday 'til 9 p mot. Mich., opan waakdayt 'til 9 -EDITORIALS TOM WICKER Department's allows dikes FBI needs a qualified chief a cabinet officer, an ambassador or a demonstrated enough parti(111 . Patrick Gray, President Nixon's The Dept. of Natural 1965, to issue permits for most interim appointee, won't do. It may Supreme Court justice. Confirmation enough willingness t0 u ^jl Resources has neglected its duty construction located on Michigan even be that the President is not going may be defeated or filibustered, and "sed politically nolin^iu, that, even »«... 'hJ?1 e pt York, Feb. 5 Members of since the new director will head a huge confirmed as director Z L* in allowing the Lansing Board of lakes, waterways, and streams. It New - to nominate him for the job, one of would Congress are making more noise than apparatus with the power to affect the surely replace'him " is also responsible for the the most important in government. Water and Light to continue use of illegal dikes for fly ash enforcement of the permits, they have in years about the need to But whether Gray's name is submitted lives of all Americans, the Senate should have no hesitation in using its that would utioM, probably X" Su * reassert themselves as a coequal branch the Senate or not, that body owes it deposits at the Otto Eckert But instead of taking action of government with the Presidency to power to the necessary limit. process of politicizing the o*4* to itself and to the country to insist on Municipal Power Plant. against the Board of Water and and the Supreme Court. It may well be a better nominee. There are internal Under a permit issued on Nov. Light, the department allowed too late for that, but there are a few Gray is not a proper nominee the bureau that comni • 18, 1970, the Eckert plant was the dikes to remain and the things Congress could do, and one of primarily because of his political Cray is n*nts them would be to insist that President It has the power to do so. Under the partisanship. His background includes administrator, a decisive 2.1 granted the right to build board to dictate when it would Nixon submit the name of a man of terms of the 1968 Omnibus Crime a long history of Republican party law enforcement pro£ !? temporary settling dikes in the submit plans for a new disposal stature and experience as the new Act, the new director must be activity, which is why he has had high are hard charges to judg^f, Grand River adjacent to the system. Eventually, on May 10, director of the Federal Bureau of nominated by the President and posts in this administration -- not examination, but "(2* power plant. In granting the 1972, the board submitted its Investigation. confirmed by the Senate, as if he were because of the distinction of his career publicized decision Ures of. hijacked ~ to shLt outside politics. This alone would tend permit, the department new plans and in September the considerable danger for the to make his appointment appear na instructed the plant to submit department accepted them. It and crew political - an appearance sharply - is not reassuring T, plans for a future system of later gave voluntary approval for enhanced in last year's campaign when anyone make much of a case th,?'. depositing the fly ash. The plant the board to remove the dikes by he made speeches favorable to the the kind of impressive personal stature needed if and imJl was told to submit the plans and December 1973 and institute the Nixon point of view. Earlier, Gray had director and the th. remove the temporary dikes by new system. said he would investigate the Soviet ■ confidence and independent FBIaretohave American grain deal, primarily because March 1, 1971. The department by its actions Vice President Agnew already had political control. Almost two years later, after has neglected its duties in several claimed the investigation was under Who would have such the permit expiration, the dikes ways. It allowed the board to way. stature*' is up to Nixon to remain. Neighbors in the power violate the permit without being senate has the right and decide, but plant area have complained that prosecuted. It did not issue Now Judge John J. Sirica, before the po* insist -• as it has done in the dikes have destroyed some another permit as it is required whom the Watergate case was tried, Su Court nominations that has bluntly criticized the Department were - fish habitat, led to a heavy to do. It did not demand that the of Justice for failing to investigate less important -- that Nixon collection of fly ash that at times board remove the dikes after a completely or properly prosecute the wisely and with the public in his first concern. It is flows into the river, and blocked new permit was not issued, matter. It is, of course, the FBI upon only in whom the department relies for such resolute exercise of such the Grand River near Glenn The actions of the Dept. of riehts investigations, but Judge Sirica has powers that Congress will r Island. The board has dredged Natural Resources in this case anything like equal standing the Grand River near the dikes deserve careful examination. The openly expressed the hope that even a with senate committee will do a better job. executive branch. but a heavy deposit of fly ash first question that has to be remains. asked in the examination is An openly political director is In this particular The Dept. of Natural whether the department is a bound to destroy not only the moreover, the Senate canseetoit Resources is required, under the watchdog for irregularities or a man of sufficient stature fr nonpartisanship that J. Edgar Hoover a largely maintained in his half - century assumes what became l Inland Lakes and Streams Act of part of them. in the post; he is certain to damage Edgar Hoover one of the FBI professionalism and morale, as powerful offices in the govern well as public confidence in the And while the senators are at it, might well study Sen. Robert ' Education Bureau. More important, the FBI can reach so far into the lives of all Americans that no administration proposal that any new direc: required to win Senate confirr should have direct political control of every four years. That might polir; it through a compliant director. the office somewhat, but it would The offers new criteria adopted wider newly - adopted criteria has the Another U. S. Withdrawal But Patrick Gray already has provide means to remove ai power - mad director. by the Academic advantage of promoting Tuesday make the general competition between general LINDA SANDEL & Council will education curriculum for education courses. In the past, students more flexible than it has such rivalry has led to the Unique people need care been in the past. The move is improvement of the content of clearly in tJtie right direction, but courses, and there is no reason any student benefits resulting for this not to continue. from it will depend on the Students must realize, Yesterday, a young wife's slim knew him and an additional number in best friend or the mis - classified POW personality tends to be r wisdom of students in planning the East Lansing suicide statistics. is your brother. special. It demands that the however, that the new criteria thread of hope was cruelly severed their course schedules. when she learned that her husband's Awareness of the other guy is not involved step outside of per se will not necessarily Every newspaper and magazine The name was not on the released list of rolling off the press this morning will an integral part of the American protective glass worlds and really general education improve their education. The One young cousin of mine pr returning POWs. carry the reflections of a tragedy ideology. People tend to be concerned requirement totals 45 credit increase of choice, to be useful, about the other guy when their own consistent proof that the denu: turning some unfortunate person's life hours. In the past, they were must be matched by an increase Two days ago, a Detroit father felt survival demands it. be met by a bit of individual upside down. fulfilled through courses offered in student awareness of the the knife of poverty twist in his back Following a routine developed years Every once in a while I experience Two years ago Steve was a" by the University College - alternatives and by more when he was awakened in the grey ago, I will digest my daily dose of the the vague notion that the people healthy, boisterous six • year • old American thought and language, morning by the screams of his two • world's pain with my breakfast coffee around me are actually complex Today he is learning to accept L thoughtful planning in their year - old son. A large rat had bitten and standard Danish roll. Then computers in diverse disguises. Instead that within months he will be coo natural science, social science overall curriculum. to wheelchair for the remain' the child. without a second thought, I will rush of communicating with them on a a and humanities. Now, students his life. How does one < Months ago a black MSU student off to my own small world of classes, personal level I imagine that handing can replace these with rival The standards of academic work and earth shaking complaints them a punched card containing data Muscular Dystrophy to a boy decided that he just could not take courses in any other college. counseling must also be upgraded another strain, another worry, another over dorm food, slow buses and pertinent to the occasion would be special love has alw«ys beer incompetent professors. more appropriate, if not expected freedom and fun of a bicycle? Besides expanding the to help students make the slap in the face. Now he's a painful, It's so easy to fold up the black on behavior. student's range of choice, the choice. grief stricken memory to those who Facing such a task white print records of someone else's Often I find myself dealing with compassion and the people problems and stick them between my human beings on a "teletype" level. .. Steve are concerned enough to copies of Saturday Review magazine processing the input and filing it away it. and this month's edition of the on a mental magnetic tape to be John Borger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, classified advertising manager: Bervin The amazing difference has managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, National Lampoon. Convincing myself played back when necessary. I Steve's reaction. He's one editor. office manager. that my own pressures are of highest wouldn't be surprised if the U.S. Bill Holatein, campus editor; Rick happiest kids I've ever known Memt of the board of priority is an easy and well population began wearing standard his own child • like wt Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; directors; Vic Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice conditioned trick. tags bearing the familiar admonition communicates and radiates that sports editor. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - There eventually comes a time, of, "Do not bend, fold, spindle or to those around him. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, mutilate." Lee Lockwood, advertising Jim however, when even tricks cannot hold manager; Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, AI Wilke. off the realization that the characters In light It's hard to transfer such a Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; AI of the mechanized lives Kirleis, circulation manager. care to the pressured * of the news dramas are people and not people lead, the experience of being The Michigan State News is a seven-time merely statistics. Abstract, emotions treated as a unique person with University, or for that matter recipient of the Pacemaker Award for outer world. Yet, the outstanding journalism. become real, hurting compassions emotions, feelings, problems, when the suicide is committed by your intelligence and an individual only justify the effort as wells It didn't bother for irresponsibility and the ex Lone that have been the chartering deposited on behalf of organization." In this Bod t when I was leaving, me not knowing getting the wrong of an opinion apparently sup Two To the Editor: particular case, refunds began to be sent out before Vacation Travel, the To the Editor: information, scheduling my flight to Amsterdam instead of London, a majority of their viewers. Charles A. H: There was a statement in the Feb. 1 parent company, had received monies On Jan. 24, 1973, Carol Langham running around the airport or trying to State News that may have slipped by deposited with airlines, hotels, etc. wrote the State News and complained get in touch with their office. What the casual reader. The Associated Press about her treatment from Vacation did bother me was the two days I In dealing with large groups of wasted in London straightening out reported in reference to the President's Travel located in Grosse Pointe and Cents people, one disadvantage is that there their mess so I could get home, but I impounding funds that President known on campus as Studentours. Her Nixon claimed that represents special interests. Darned Congress will always be some people who are served first, and some who must come last. The important point is the intent. article drove home the memories I retain from my dealings with them. guess make it's little things like this that a trip "unforgettable." Con-WJIH right! Congress represents the interests About nine months ago, I decided of the people of the U.S. In this case. Vacation Travel and to go through Studentours and plan a Lou Ciavarella To the Editor: The President clearly denies this by Studentours intent was to return all trip to Europe. I signed a contract Lathrup Village senior Congratulations on y°urC°j Feb. 2,1973 Worth clear position ori going on to say that he represents the monies as quickly and efficiently as with them in which they were to take urne « ■ general interest of the nation. What possible. furnish air fare from Detroit to editorial policy. Perhaps their was that about one-man rule? London, scheduled to leave the first balanced news reporting > The State News welcomes Ethel bert Thomas Jr. professor of social work Feb. 1, 1973 In discussing intent, we should like to discuss the concept of Studentours. Studentours was formed to offer MSU few days of July. In mid - June I called them to get the finalized information on the flight, and they said it wasn't in Pro-WJIM "accidental" October of Eric disconnect" Sevareids sU regarding the Nixon.ihiHtv all letters. They must be people a unique opportunity to obtain yet. I called five days later — no To the Editor: undermining of the credi information. I called four days later — typed on a 65 space line and inexpensive world travel. Since 1967, Your editorial last Friday attacking press, ^haps it invol\« coron double spaced. Letters must be signed and should Tour Studentours has accomplished this goal by sending over 3,000 MSU no information. They received a daily call for the next five days and still no WJIM-TV's criticism of CBS (for alleged anti-Nixon bias) disregarded laconic coverage of the ceremony at the state Cap include hometown, student, students, staff and faculty members to answer. Now, I'm an even tempered two points. First, letters received at 19 (the same old demonstrate o the Editor: various destinations throughout the guy so not knowing what day I'm same old spectators). WJIM in response to its two editorials faculty or staff standing, We would like take this supposed to leave, two days before I'm local to world. Recently, Studentours has were largely in support of the station's Certainly their phone number and local address. No unsigned' opportunity to apologize for any opened a new branch in East Lansing supposed to leave didn't bother me. position. Second, a few days after each programming has long esUN» inconvenience that may have been to better serve the MSU At this point I got a barrage of willingness to pander community. editorial, WJIM also offered follow up letters will be accepted, but caused by our company in regard to a information on Vacation Travel the — editorial airtime devoted entirely to qu^ltle.in Ame-ir» the State News will recent incident involving one of our We shall continue to build plane wasn't leaving on the second but coy violence of vviia, on our the fourth. It wasn't until 4:30 opinions received that were contrary withhold author's name in tour participants. reputation with the MSU community, on the gimmick - deceit ot to their stance. This latter extreme cases. Letters may In December and January, there was which we feel speaks for itself. July 2 that I got any information point Jeannie." should be underlined. The station wa| a tremendous increase in Studentours about my flight. Of course it was the be edited for c*n conciseness letters so clarity and that can more be bookings, thus creating the need for additional personnel. These positions Steven Zacks wrong airline, wrong flight number, wrong departure time and all the other aired its editorials as well as viewer dissent to each. WJIMTV Or are we 'he,rjrs^s - consumers, st"' were filled as soon as possible. Vacation Travel, Inc. trivia associated with leaving. They accommodated. Letters will Steve Perhaps these points are naive and influence them? Elise Studentours written policy on refunds Kaufman, Studentours had booked me on a flight to Infantile. As I re-read the State News not be edited for content. states that "refunds will be made East Lansing senior Amsterdam but forgot to mention this editorial I can only conclude that the Okemos^ Jan. 28,1973 Feb. I immediately upon receipt of all funds small adjustment. channel 6 crew should be condemned Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 8. 1973 5 OONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Adams attacks Nixon for social service cuts By DIANE SILVER cities," he said. "It is no State News Staff Writer secret that they are dying. President Nixon refuses They are not places where to recognize the deep human beings can live. They wounds of class, economics, don't have viable police and race which divide the systems, education systems United States Walter or taxation systems." Adams, professor of Yet, Nixon cuts the economics and former MSU budget for social services, president, said Tuesday. ignoring the cities, he said. Speaking at a seminar on "Mayors of big cities like Nixon's next four years, Mayor Gribbs of Detroit, Adams said, "These wounds who is certainly no radical, must heal, if this society is are the ones complaining to survive. bitterly about the budget "Look at our large cuts." Adams attacked Nixon for cutting social services 1ST PUBLIC HEARING while increasing the money for national defense. "At precisely the time when we have arranged Credit equality called myth some kind of coexistense with the Soviet Union and China and have settled our Vietnam commitment," he IAUREEN McDONALD her own name, even though or part of a workings said, "it seems absurd to advancements and I'm spend $79 billion on a Staff Writer her husband has been woman's income in a non person when it unable to work for the past increasing income. comes to credit." defense po'icy, Which is just fcquality in credit seven years. computing family income • The firms have a a public dole for inefficient Insion is largely a myth, James Blair, executive because they assume a discriminatory evaluation of "Women creditors have a defense firms, and to cut T Michigan Consumers director of the woman's income will end credit on the basis of Wend in Sen. Ballenger's (R back on programs designed incil was told Tuesday in Michigan when she has children. marital status. Blair said the 30th Civil Rights Commision, district) office," to bring the approximately Lblic hearing on credit. cited various areas of sex • The firms often refuse brunt of this form of Carol Macintosh, an aide to 20 per cent disadvantaged ie hearing is the first of to discrimination falls the state senator, said. discrimination in mortgage count over - time, (people) into the n depth investigations divorced and widowed production bonuses and She mainstream of American discrimination •PPHcation based on similar pay increments as women, who make up a said Ballenger will life." to credit and loans, complaints to his office. sizeable percentage of the sponsor and support Blair said there are part of a woman's stable whatever legislation the This defense money fella eight Nemeth, a Lansing common discrimination income. population. consumers council thinks suPP°rts firms like Adamant ory worker, led the • Firms often [monies with her 30^ practices women cite which • The firms also use an deny necessary to remedy the Lockheed, which Walter Adams, professor of economics, was critical of might also apply to low mortgage and credit situation when the hearings overcharged the government experience in credit • inflexible criteria for $5 billion for a transport the Nixon administration in income men and blacks. applications to women and talking to students from imination. determining ability to pay families who have plane (the C - 5A) that did Snyder Phillips halls Wednesday. said she has never 1U * Mortgage granting firms for payments which does never Further - to obtain credit in oft®" arbitrarily discount all not owned homes, which hearings have not fly, Adams said. State News photo by John Dickson anticipate future job discriminates been scheduled next Nixon has said against both some low - income families and Wednesday in Grand social programs have not program that worked?" have Rapids, Feb. 20 in Traverse worked so they must be cut. supported 350 women who wish to live on Adams asked. "Yet, Nixon vorced universities like MSU, their own for the first time. City and Feb 28 in Detroit. "Was the C 5A a women • The last form of gives Lockheed a loan of $250 million when it gets in permitting the universities to admit students tuition discrimination Blair listed trouble." free." deals with minimum or While Nixon is so worried Adams fears that Nixon's ouble credit arbitrary cut a sets the amount of - off points for borrowers income, which purchase Workshop that aid will weaken the moral fiber of people in the Detroit ghetto, he seems domestic policy will alienate minorities- Even though he disagrees foreign price a customer can borrow unconcerned that $250 with Nixon's domestic (IAUREEN McDONALD ate News Staff Writer was told her account been cancelled because she had bureau said it was not. on loan. and the terms of the The stu million Lockheeds will weaken morals, Adams policy, Adams feels Nixon did a good job in foreign had applied for a divorce. The credit Blair's Foreign Student areas of concern that need said. affairs. divorced woman faces officer said findings were Office of the dean of "But, then I asked what notifications not sent dispelled by John Speiss, special handling. The Vietnam War was "I don't want to !e discrimination in the were International Studies and was the matter with out to that president *pf the Assisting in the program another example minimize Nixon's Vietnam jfcffdit an# Joans, said my (cojdeofr.when yichjgyi l^gnuiw will hold an in will tM Hbrtier Higbee, as£t. that'diil not ^ork, Silea, director of financiaM>tandirtg with this tWeir dtedff^as nlf ol ' ■* Training workshop servicetraip'nt* U/nrlfchAn - progrsmr settlement. It comes four firm," she said, "and I was who claimed that ^ dean ODAl " fnr for o<4n/>A^Ana1 educational 'Vitif but ttrcS* /iknfmim/4 continued,' A'dams " uniaivl/vt Info'lMif i>Vlnac>t years too late, but at least we tiTA Michigan Women's from 9 a.m. to noon today, ex-change, and Lloyd said. mission. told my marital status had Silea suggested, "When member of his organization The are finally out of what we discriminates on the basis of workshop is an DeYoung of the English "The $20 billion a year shouldn't have been women in general nothing to do with it. But the computer spits out the after causing a semi - scene, attempt to strengthen the language center. we spent on Vietnam could involved in before," he said. ubject to considerable account numbers of persons sex, race, religion or services offered to the imination relating to my account was reopened who are having credit cut national origin. under my name." off, why can't the computer nearly 1,000 foreign , divorced women face Spiess declined to give students and scholars at :ial discrimination as The following day, Silea spit out a slip notifying the statistics on discrimination MSU. 00 is societal myths about marital status, she said. »illustrated her point called the credit department with a list of questions including, "Is the women's cridit cut off when customer that credit has been cancelled?" "Because the computer within his organization, nor to prove statistics credit extension. on equal A. G. Benson, foreign student adviser, and Richard Downey, counselor, have 179 (plus 10% service and tax) a personal anecdote at a couple Mary Lou Nicholson, BAHAMAS-FREEPORT doesn't have that kind of arranged the program to 'redit hearing Tuesday applies for a divorce?" East Lansing resident, said acquaint campus personnel tored by the Michigan Credit is cut off because sPlt" he said she has become a "non who work with the man is responable for foreign toner Council. person" since she obtained a student records and related (based on quad occupancy) Silea said this kind of 'en years ago she and paying the bills, a credit divorce, although she had a material with procedures for reasoning is unacceptable to husband applied for lit at a tment store. The card leading officer said. at "You would be surprised how many women will women. "To assume that women good credit history, ample savings alimony income. and a sizeable handling such materials. The morning program will include information on DATES March 2-9, March 16-23, April 21-28 sued in her husband's come in here and charge and must accept the answer that "I had credit when I was admissions, immigration and Enjoy the fascinating Bahamas while staying at the charge just to get even with they can't get good service single. I had credit when I visa related luxurious Hotel Shalimar. the husband - problems, •til the officer recently, the because of a computer is was married - which was financial aids, volunteer GUARANTEED DEPARTURES int had been in said good treating women like quite a few years," she said. services available to foreign Open to students, faculty, and immediate family members. ing, Silea said, and she Silea asked if they were children," she said. "Now that I'm divorced. students and several other able to giving credit in the woman's charge ises. name more now than in the Put. while ►t purchase recently," I said. "1 presented the I and much making to a past. "Yes, well you know, with women's lib and all," the man said. r j1 Oxford I ravel my ■iation discovered that Silea also asked if the 321% S. MAIN STREET ■refused." husband's credit was cut off ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48108 a credit in a divorce action, and the check, she (313) 769-5860 What's the ^February Clearance Sale^1 13th? 6 each;2 for M0 Selected group of Route of the chieftans '3e°Ch Indian Trails Bus Service Effecti E,'«ctive Jan. 3, To Chicago vmmi 3. 1973 " (c,ntral Standard Tlma) East Lansing Arrival - Chicago w!a: Ind. 11:45 AM vl : ®enton Harbor 2:00 PM Via I0' Bend- lncl- 4:45 PM wf fenton Harbor 7:35 PM ■... s°. 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(AP) - the courthouse, a two - to have to kill me before I An estimated 200 protesters story local landmark, was leave Custer today." limited to the front hallway seeking a stiffer charge where gasoline was ignited. Gates remained silent aggainst a man accused of But he said smoke damage through most of the stabbing an Indian clashed with police in downtown was extensive throughout meeting and then told Custer Tuesday, and the building and the office Banks and Means, "I'm authoritties said 22 of the of the bulk plant was going to prosecute to may Indian demonstrators were heavily damaged. fullest abilities on this arrested. The confrontation began second degree Officials said three fires when the Indians stormed manslaughter charge." were set during the melee, the courthouse after Means The Indians outside the one of which destroyed a and another movement courthouse attempted to leader Dennis Banks had building housing the force their way inside when met with Gates to demand Chamber of Commerce the meeting between the All that 30 • year • old Darld offices. were movement leaders and the Indians a extinguished by evening. At least eight of the some Schmitz, of Custer, rearrested in the Jan. be 21 attorney ended and the battle began. Five Indians are ordered momentarily to the street to be handcuffed after a 50 local police, highway subbing death of Wesley One of those protesting Chamber burns confrontation in Custer, S. D. Tuesday. Twenty - one were arrested after 60 people Bad Heart Bull. Schmitz was patrolmen and sheriffs the disposition of the case, The Custer chamber of commerce burned stormed and set fire to the county courthouse. deputies were reported charged with second to th Robert High Eagle, said AP wirephoto injured. An unknown degree manslaughter and is earlier he had witnessed the ground after an American Indian Movement r ' number of protesters also free on $5,000 bail. broke out in the small Black Hills town. ' "We want to know why incident and believed the suffered injuries. AP alleged attack was wi'ephoto The Indians, led by second degree manslaughter lawyer statement, said, however, others. The other Judge, deliberate. members of the American charges have been brought Indian Movement, were against a white man when it Gates, in whose presence "His testimony doesn't jibe had ver W High Eagle made his with that given by several testimony." demanding that murder should have been murder," charges be filed against a white man accused of nearly DETROIT (UPI) - A Both men come confirm that we wouldn't have to go manslaughter in stabbing death of an Indian last month. the outside the courtroom. We "Everybody that we have judge who has accused they nearly fought but each arrested will be charged were only four or five feet police officers of brutality, gives his own version of the incident, fixing the blame from the judge's chanbers with inciting a riot, and an attorney for the obstructing justice, on the other. and I said I would policemen's untion, "I was threatened by the accomodate him there," Del assaulting law officers and TRACTOR education SH, 5C exchanged angry words Rio said. destroying government Continued from Wednesday's All majors, College of Business CATERPILLAR "nose to nose" and nearly attorney for the Detroit (B), marketing (B M), all majors, CO. Arabic language, media cci Lippitt said Del Rio, after property," said Hobart ENGINEERING head (librarian with AV came to blows Tuesday in a police in the presence of Jay State News. Justin Morrill College (B). in Nolan, a chief assistant ordering him and others out Gates, Custer County states PURCHASING AND KIMBF.RLY • CLARK SCHEDULE: Agricultural courtroom hallway. attorney. CORPORATION: MBAs engineering, civil engineering, Experienced teat! county prosecutor," Del of the courtroom where he TRAFFIC SCHEDULE: All Recorder's Court Judge One of those arrested, majors, College of Business (B (nontechnical), accounting (B mechanical engineering (B M). I.1MBACH CO,: 'bIS was hearing a narcotics case, James Del Rio and Norman Rio said. movement leader Russell M), general business M). personnel administration (B BUSINESS SCHEDULE: construction (I! M). " "I then removed my robe and where the defense administration (B), industrial M), chemical engineering (B M). MBAs (nontechnical), MBAs engineering (B). mech ' L. Lippitt, attorney for the Means, was hospitalized engineering (B), v and my gun and handed it charged police brutality, administration (B), marketing (B mechanical engineering (B M). (technical), accounting (B M), Detroit Police Officers with an apparent broken KOEHRING CO.: Accounting economics (B M), financial (technical). Assn., challenged one to Nolan and told him joined the group in the M). transportation ( B) . g administration (B M), general LINCOLN ELECTRIC d arm. administration (B M). another to a fight outside (Lippitt) that if he would hallway during a recess State Fire Marshal Joe SALES AND MARKETING a dm rial business administration (B), ordered by Del Rio. 111 like to carry out his threat SCHEDULE: M B A s administration (B). marketing, financial administration (B M), u I M), r Del Rio's court chambers. Egger said fires were set at engineering (B M), , He said he came to the (nontechnical undergrad) agricultural engineering (B), general business administration the Custer County mechanical engineering (B). (B), marketing (B M). engineering (II M). m, courtroom in the first place general business administration Courthouse, at the Chamber (B), marketing (B M). MOBIL OIL CORP.: See CHARMIN PAPER to prevent Del Rio from PRODUCTS CO.: See Shakespeare's using the court as a means of forcing officers into a of Commerce building and at a Standard Oil bulk plant. GLEN BROOK SCHOOL: secondary, All HIGH elementary, special education, Tuesday's schedule. SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY: All MBAs Wednesday's schedule. DETROIT BANK AND e I e c t r i c a I 'e He said fire damage to SINGER CO.: June graduates TRUST: Accounting. "show up." especially home economics, lhamlet science, instrumental music, math and wo mens physical education. DEPT. OF THE INTERNAL TREASURY, REVENUE only: financial CO.: TURNER All MBAs, accounting, administration (M). CONSTRUCTION Building construction, civil i n g, chan n I c itioi mist ration personnel administration, ind ui marketing, political science, psychology and SERVICE: engineering (B M). sociology (B). UNION CARBIDE CORP.: ACCOUNTING AND FORD MOTOR CO.: See STANDARD OIL CO.! FINANCE SCHEDULE: All See Tuesday's schedule. Wednesday's schedule. U.S. ARMY MATERIAL CA1.I1 ORNI \ XNIH'HEvf College of Arts and FRESH AIR SOCIETY RESEARCH CO.: C (B). accounting (B). COMMAND, MIDWEST (CAMP TAMARACK): Summer REGION: June graduates only: engineering (H M), moi and employment: All majors, all engineering (U M). colleges, freshman through WALT DISNKY * >nal manage me (B), graduate students. CO.: June graduates onl marketing (B) all majors, James GENERAL FOODS CORP.: restaurant and i Madison College (B), all majors, nutrition (B). SALES MANAGEMENT Justin Morrill Coll«sw . INVESTIGATION AND A cVol N o AAi EN FORCEMENT SCHEDULE: Accounting (8 M). economics. °r A,u *na(B),Le,,ar* - iunlors'.M.-nii.i geography. restaurant and All majors, College of Arts and financial administration, general Political science, psychology and Letters (B), Accounting (B), business administration (B M), management, Cjndid3i. James Midi is speech delivered by Stokely and orders the release of the during hearings after open be available for the use of Aid. Legislative $4,900 i to theOffice of Carmichael. remainder of the funds." the (HI. nurkelini approval of the budget any student for research or ins. the Office of Black Affairs, but a rider The rider states that "no HO OIL CO. Charles Massoglia, Off • as was done last year. Affairs, Resource was attached personal purposes. They IA ANIKHEV1 which will monies other than those Campus representative, said Of these, the largest also are bringing several H CO.: Chti rery, Student hold back all but $800 of allocated for telephone and that a motion was passed by allocation will go to Project: (B M), mecla lies and the Travel those funds until problems speakers on campus. supplies shall be released to the board at a meeting in Grapevine to help the I are settled relating to the the Office of Black Affairs McDonel Hall that "the DISNI V WO project retire debts :raduales only: I board would hold no formal accumulated during the discussion on the Conrad publication of the last few (U), Sun 1 Women 'confused' pi incident until the Student • issues of the Grapevine sit ■u-nUT . CulldhllUltl ,. j over city aid Faculty Judiciary comes out with a decision on the Journal. The Midwest Film t. from page 1) authorized the city manager The city also authorized incident." Festival was given $1,200 to to apply for federal funding the city manager to hire an A third rider was usefor publicity. in,saying he was attached to the entire An allocation of $300 to for an East Lansing police administrative assistant to ing basically with the cadet program, which would budget, stating that "all Gay Liberation FRIDAY FSTFRN RESI 5 itent and purpose i, not with of the begin July 1 if approved and assist the communications cable monies are appropriated Movement stirred mild TY: All imja i of the funding run for two years, at which commission and start a contingent upon their use debate on the breadth of time the council will without regard to race, the campus community that public information program ig 1 programs i1 \ id he was not voting evaluate whether to continue it with city funds. once a franchise for East creed, religion, sex, or sexual orientation." the movement serves and its need for funds. the MB\J 1 the center as such Lansing's planned 50 - The program, now channel system is granted. Student organizations Representatives of the le way the whole research of lh> u underway in other cities, would Patriarche said the provide for 10 assistant was needed to fully M her action, the cadets, male and female, utliize the public access and PILLAR TRA who would work 20 - hour governmental channels hursday's sclw approved City weeks and attend courses at provided in the city's cable John Patriarche's mdation of an Lansing Community College television ordinance. and MSU and who could The council also accepted firm to plans to beautify provide the city with future a bid of $48,389 on a new north of Grand police officer candidates. pumper truck. Avenue between Road and MAC | firm will work in with the lown Redevelopment group of ran arranging joint l'«8 of the [cation " program with in the area, council also OUTRAGEOUSLY KINKY MASTERPIECE. GO!" H'lictynsli STARLiTE I LANSING U S 27 WEST OF WAVERLY S. CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY RD I SHE«\nd HIM.. ■ •». ItieJoial tomato Animal! 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Olympian Godfrey Murrey. ?nch?' their reSD i events are bound to be just last week at the Seattle *an? s mile relay | the most exciting sports breathtakers, several good Invitational and appears to Another balanced event Murray turned in an 8.3 they ve generated LI entertainment this campus be improving. McMullen has will pit the Spartans' Del time in the Michigan Relays many times before matchups are developing of has seen in a while. special interest. registered a 4:04.8 this Gregory against Bill Rea of two week's ago and Is The Spartans' "I think the overall talent The mile run could be season and will offer a Pittsburgh in the long jump. considered as the favorite. rounded out by i|Il we will have in this year's Gregory has scored 24 - 6 A strong duel Is possible relays is equal or superior one of the highlights of the worth match for Popejoy this year, the longest jump in the shot put with Sin MSU > IS the defendin, J Minnesota's Colin Anderson champ in the evenuJ down the number two spot going against Michigan's other t°P Wisconsin entrSL mi| °1 Steve Adams. two 1 ■ in the listings. The triple jump will see Anderson has thrown "erold who 8:41.1 time this J?! Gregory going up against 59-10V4 this year while season 1 General admission Spartan track star Pat Onyanga of Wisconsin Adams has heaved 59-5. afternoon session foj who has gone over 50 feet Two close matches which bj Marshall Dill takes the thii year. appear imminent involve at 12:30 is Si.TheSJ baton from teammate Irish Drop Cagers The 60 - yard dash will be MSU, with one being the session, finals in all which inT Mike Holt in an earlier close with five competitors 600 - yard dash and the running meet. Dill, currently Notre Dame took advantage of numerous MSU other, the mile relay. except the three . having runs 6.2 or better. has an admission plagued by sore turnovers to whip the Spartans 85-72 Wednesday Ted Edwards of pricecfl Spartan Bob Cassleman for students muscles, will only see night in South Bend. Northwestern leads the field and Eastern Michigan's Stan and $2 (J action on the mile The Spartans lost the ball 15 times in the 1st at 6.1, followed by Drake's Vinson will go head to head public. Tickets CJ relay squad Saturday. half, but still managed to hold down a 35-34 Lansing Holman, Air in the 600 and should make Purchased at Field house this jeJ SN photo by Jon Tyner halftime lead. Their biggest margin was five Force's Joe Shirey, the event a two - man show. the door weekf points, 23-18. Wisconsin's Tariq Mughal, Saturday. The Irish stormed back in the second half and and Eastern Michigan's several times held eight point leads. Carlos Woods, all at 6.2. tohopJ MSU pulled back to within three points, 68-65 MSU's Marshall Dill will with 6:00 remaining but key turnovers sparked the Irish to pull further ahead. most likely sit out the 60, coming off a strained Cook muscle. With 1:34 left Notre Dame had built a "It depends on how he Once-barred comfortable ten point margin, 80-70. Mike Robinson again led MSU in the scoring feels," Dittrich said. "Right now he hasn't been doing for MSU department with 25 points. any sprint work so he to baseball's Gary Brokaw and Gary Novak were each credited with 24 points for the Irish. 19 of probably won't run." Kent State's Olympian By JACK WALKDEN State News Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - players who were barred for Brokaw's points came in the first half. Gerald Tinker is listed as a Wednesday was named to Monte Irvin, barred from baseball's Hall of Fame by either their entire careers or MSU, winner over Notre Dame six out of the possible conpetitor in the The MSU swimming team will travel into Ohio tenl 60 yard dash, but the major leagues by the the special committee on the major portion of them past eight meetings, is now 10-7 on the season. - this weekend for a pair of meets. The Spartans till color line until he was 30 the black leagues. because of racial The Irish have won the last 9 of their 12 games currently hasn't run in this Ohio University Friday and Ohio State Saturday. Ail years old after he had Irvin is the fourth player discrimination. Satchel for a 10-10 standing. year's indoor circuit. State the Spartan divers will face probably one of thl The 70 starred in the old Negro to be honored by the special Paige, Josh Gibson and - yard high diving teams in the nation. Ohio State had five divers! leagues for a decade, committee which evaluates Buck Leonard were the first on the 1 - meter board and four on the 3 • meter bo three players to be honored. last year's Big Ten champioships. Irvin, now a member of The Spartan top hoDe in the diving competition J Commissioner Kuhn's staff, received six votes from the eight man Bowie Cagers defeat Wayne, Ohio State is NCAA banked Mike Cook. Cook has qualified fa championships on both boards already u on to give the Buckeyes some trouble. LECTURE committee, the three • fourths needed for election. required continue winning streak one Cook, a junior, is from Battle CReek where he atwl Central High Schooll. In high school he competed iol sport (swimming), although he played basketbf Irvin, visibly nervous, junior high school. said: "I'm just delighted. The Spartans had a slow team was well distributed I'm very nervous. I feel as if By PAM WRIGHT start in the first half of the among the players. "I never really enjoued sports too much until 1 them and learned the plays and rules," Cook said. "I p| State News Sports Writer I'm facing Ewell Blackwell They were down one Sophomore Linda Stoick game. see how anyone can enjoy sports if they don't kiiofl for the first time. It's the MSU women's basketball point at half - time 23 • 22. lead the team with 15 rules." kind of feeling you get team won its third game in a "We didn't have much of points. Cook's good performance last season \ when you get married for row Tuesday night defeating ,a wasmup be/pre the game," "Linda had a really good letter. Cook toak< sixth on the 3 meter board at state university the first time. I'm Wayne State University 64 - Baiter'*aidi ."'We weren't game,* Baile comhiented. on the 1 - meter board at the Big Ten champions overwhelmed. I think I'll be 32. looking to see where "She was very tough on the season. on cloud nine for a long Wayne State was everyone was on the court boards." time." undefeated with a record of we didn't have enough Juniors Connie Bunch, Cook has continued his progress this year and hisl Roy Campanella, 6 0 prior to Tuesday's so motion or flow. The team at least one board in every meet he has participitT - Joey Spano and sophomore except against University of Michigan THE SINGERS AND DANCERS speaking to the press game. was just not playing Stretch Philips scored 11 conference via a radio "The score is deceiving," His top performance came two weeks a| together. points each. Senior Kay OF LJUBLJANA hookup from a hospital bed, Melissa Baile, coach of the "The team put everything Roedel had 9 points. when he scored a total of 329.15 points on the 3-1 said: "I felt Monte was one women's basketball team together in the second half, "I'm very happy with the board and 290.35 on the 1 meter board. improvement can be narrowedI TOMGHTrFEBRUARY 8, 8:15 PM of the best players I ever played with in the black said. "Wayne played a very good game. They didn't give though," Baile continued. Baile had to use the distribution of the scoring,' Baile said. "I think the only to The reason for his two main points according to MSU diving coachB University Auditorium leagues. He had one of the up and continued to keep bench for the first time this way that the team will Narcy. greatest throwing arms I've the pressure on us." season. She called in juniors remain consistent is by "Maturaty is the main point," Narcy said. "It ti ever seen." Gail Peacock, Shelley having a variety of scoring long time to get that good on the 3 - meter board espr Owens and senior Peg Kilka when he didn't have a 3 - meter background in potential." to help the Spartan team The women's basketball school." "Secondly, he's got a great attitude out. will play at home feels he can do well," Narcy added. EIGHT DAYS IN "We were having some team With a big meet like Ohio State coming up Saturdi tonight against Calvin State foul problems and the College. Starting time for might wonder whether a diver prepares different™ ACAPULC0 players needed some time to' get settled. So I had to rely the meet will be f at the Women's IM. meet when the competition is as strong as the BuckeyB "Not really," Cook said. "All the dual meets aA my second team," Baile practice for the Big Ten. You like to do good in til *249 complete on said. "They responded very meets, but you'd rather do good in the Big Ten." fl well and did an excellent Women When asked about Ohio State's diving team,J sign up now job for us." The women's badminton replied, "Actually Ohio State's diving team is noT Scoring for the Spartan much better than anyone elses. They just have oil doubles preliminary 353-0659 332-6047 whose better (sophomore Tim Moore). It's just thfl tournament begins 8 p.m. have five or six guys that are good instead of just f today in gym 216. The table two." tennis doubles preliminary tournament begins 6:30 Cook has considering he is an odd opinion of watching a part of it. swimming p.m. today, 118 Women's a IM " "I hate it because it's so boring," Cook said. fast free delivery 351-1600 A full quarter-p If you're thinking of buying a new car. e10c think SAAB The Singers and Dancers of Ljubljana combine two outstanding Yugoslav performing ensembles; the France Marolt Dancers and Tone Tomsic Choir. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 8, 1973 9 Extras not true, athletes BILL COSTABILE COLUMN Gymnasts world Bv LYNN By LYNN HFIMNIMa HENNING State News Sports Writer the same .u- thing and they don't believe me." — he's not all that optimistic.' say * wouldn't have any second The stories of how blue A similar situation to - Roughly 200 colleges thoughts." misunderstood chip athletes are recruited made bids for Dill's services Dill's can be found in by colleges with Spartan running back Jim Bond has new including the prestigious had second automobiles, plush track powers, Southern Cal Bond's case. thoughts since coming to apartments, and unlimited and Tennessee. Bond's talents as a high the Spartan campus, expense funds are limitless. school running back in Fon seen Kathy Rigby on a balance beam? And "Tennessee had very nice although they are uu ve Alumni, it is said, operate facilities, nothing you could du lac, Wis. were impressive admittedly few. He has j*°think the high bar is across the street from Tiger on a sky's - the • limit basis take away," he explained. enough to merit played a great deal in the not idium? when seeking the young "Southern Cal has to rank approximately 150 Spartan backfield since star's talents. "excellent" L II don't feel left out, because there are hundreds more But one MSU athlete who about the top." MSU won out, however, offers from scholarship across the coming his freshman year in 1969. Back surgery after his V l ke you Gymnastics is without a doubt, one of the should certainly know if over all of the other schools. nation. frosh season forced him to Bt misunderstood sports in America. such policies exist at MSU, "Basically it "I'd wanted to play at miss his entire was close," sophomore says no, there's nothing Dill continued. "And MSU ever since I was in year's most sports, the proper mental attitude is what can offered beyond the standard they possible summer job. I "I'm still eligibility, thus (MSU) had a black sprint sort of eighth grade," Bond said. making him eligible for he a loser a winner. For you football buffs, that means tuition, books and room. really didn't know what to unhappy," he confided. "That was the yaar they Eting up" for a «ame- Marshall Dill was one of coach (Jim Bibbs). I talked to my high school coach, ask for . . . sometimes I "There were a lot of were national champs and I varsity action again this year. I, rvthing the gymnast does is determined by his mental the most highly - sought someone who knew think I made a mistake not promises made. But I no wanted to play for Duffy sprinters in the asking for a car or longer have a desire fcaredness. There are no huddles to which he can turn, to United something about sports and to Daugherty." "There's always times V encouragement from his teammates. There are no States when he graduated MSU was his advice, too." something — at least I have transfer." Bond was offered a full when you're not happy with I ds or pep rallies of thousands yelling and cheering him from Detroit Northern Dill ultimately decided my sanity," he laughed. Dill had been an all - state scholarship which included the Big Ten," he confessed. Dill was unhappy with honorable mention flanker High in 1971. on MSU but admits that he a summer job provision. "But it's been really good MSU at the end of last year, at "They offered me wishes he had been a bit Northern, and the Everything offered him was here. The people in the even it is quite the opposite. The classical strains of tuition, room and board more indicating that he speculation was that his legitimate, he said. school are the best. — picky in his would leave and transfer to brt Beethoven are the usual accompaniment heard that's it, " Dill said of the inability to land a berth on "Most Big Ten schools or acceptance. another MSU offer. "I tell people on school. After the Spartan varsity football jng a meet. "They made no stay to the book," Bond the record, off the consideration, Dill has said team contributed to his stated. gymnastics is a sport of style, form and smoothness. record, provisions for getting me a he will stay. dismay. Even though Bond's mind Varsity Club |h move a man performs must have that flowing, "I'm definitely going was made up on the school The MSU Varsity Club Eterrupted look. The finish of each routine is as Expanding MSU Ski Club out," Dill said of his he'd be attending, MSU will meet 6:30 p.m. lortant as the entire routine itself. prospective football plans. made an unusual suggestion. Sunday in the varsity club room. "I've been talkinj to Jimmy "They even advised me to Executive vice president ,e gymnast must land on his feet, as light as a feather. Raye (receivers :oach) but go to other schools so that I Jack Zindel will speak. L ie scoring for a The performance is based on four different official scorekeeper drops the highest and boasts large membership and then adds the two middle By JOHN SINGLER st scores scores together. Moosuski, the MSU Ski married family. couples and $15 per highlights of the schedule. club's You like getting For |he average of these two middle scores determines the club, is currently the largest Any student, faculty, approximately $100, |nast's score for the event. registered campus staff or administration members can spend the organization. This year's member is eligible for week at Boyne's main J who are the men who determine the scores a lodge membership boasts 1,500 membership. The club also and also receive two hours Ciast receives? No, they're not called referees or head jmen, but you're close! Your football mind is showing and should pass the 2,000 mark by the end of the grants honorary memberships to persons of daily lessons from ski instructors. regular Shop our cleara [ugh again. year, a far cry from the outside the University, Club members also have original membership of 18 though honorary members access to outdoor heated Iiev're called judges and there are four of them at every an SLACKS. back in 1966 when John are not eligible to hold pool. Boyne week is only j. Contrary to popular belief, the judges are not local Mann and his friends started offices or vote in club one of many statewide, ■ffs or grads from the host school. the club. elections. national and international . . Moosuski is the largest ski One of the highlights of excursions annually. The e judges are men familiar with the sport and are the 1972 73 season will be - total number of members >d to judge meets. That's right, licensed! organization in the nation |) obtain a license is no easy trick, either. There is a is two • part test all candidates must pass in order to and at least 10 times than any MSU a larger organization, fact Munn, the president, the first Intercollegiate Weekend, Friday through Sunday at Walloon Hills ski resort. The weekend is for these trips is usually United to However, there around are 250. usually corduroy-gabardine | license. is proud of. being enough trips going Memberships are sponsored by Moosuski and will become of the simultaneously so everyone values ie first part consists of a written examination one gets a shot at one or the covering accepted on a year - round regular features of future other. land regulations of the NCAA. Each 'would be' judge ■ basis with no specific time seasons. Moosuski holds meetings know the rule book inside • out. Many limit. N0W prospective The current Moosuski also aponsors have trouble every other Wednesday k passing the test, which is membership T ft., an indication sex ratio is an annual week at Boyne during fall and winter terms | difficulty. roughly 50 • 50, with Mountain, one of the at Coral Gables. members averaging 25 - 26 ie second part of the test is an actual exercise in years of age. Approximately The candidates watch films of re them accordingly. performing gymnasts 35 per cent of the members 2 pair for '11 are married couples. Membership dues, from which the club pays for all but three per cent of its kviously, gymnastics should not be considered a sport ■attracts underweight boys and overweight men; nor p it be considered a sport run and judged by stodgy expenses, are $6 a year for single persons, $10 for SWEA TE is an up ■ to - date sport for young competitors and fine-guage knits in snug hugs- |of ? allandages. The fact that it does not receive the THE Itunate, but expcsure that other major sports do is WEATHERYANE scoops-vests-shrinks-all sizes- more and more television people are fcing aware of that fact. all colors peragea of the 1972 Olympic games by ABC gave 3rd Annual lit! It's n real boost in generating spectator interest, Howard Cosell knows that the high bar isn't in in Chicago! Gambler's Sale NOW REDUCED -50% rew club What's 30% off the A J ■8 MSU Crew Club will p.m. each Thursday 13th? more-than-generous offer! golf nets in lent of the Men's IM the FREE $60.00 earphones with ■ Students, faculty and Jre welcome to attend. instructions and Mr. Mike's Saturday purchase of this popular system i>8 programs l> ted. will be and Sunday delivery Today, Friday & Saturday only now begins at noon «wjLf"J5S25F 351-1600 fast free delivery AND TENNIS SAM SNEAD "1973" "HEAD" ALUMINUM TENNIS BALLS voeowoppe c iOTN BLUE RIDGE PRESTRUNG BY: WILSON PENNSYLVANIA wrooGD STARTER SET TENNIS RACKET l he System 500 features famous Marantz quality at a very modest price. With the Marantz Model 2220 receiver at the center of attention, 2 WOODS 5 IRONS SPALDING this system boasts such Marantz features as gyro-touch A $96.00 VALUE Reg. $39.95 tuning, signal strength tuning meter, pushswitch controls and ample power. Complementing this fine receiver are a pair of Marantz Imperial 5 DNLY 529" '1" per can speakers and a BSR 5T0x changer complete with base, dust cover and cartridge. This is a real buy! JUST $499 COUPON COMPLETE IN-HOUSE SERVICE FOR EVERYTHING WE SELL' RACKETS STRUNG !ffOV T OFF! ANY GOLF DAG ANY "ASAY" FROM r ereo OVER *15™ GOLF CART REGRIPPING T PPe COUPON GOOD THRU 2-11-73 COUPON GOOO THRU 2-11-73 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 m "FRANKLY SPEAKING1 -"•nw For Sale TWO GIRLS for 4-min, WANTED: 3,4,or 5 bedroom CUTLASS SUPREME 1968, 4 MUSTANG 1967, Fastback, new transmission, brakes, immediately-June 15. Across $70. 351-8994. house. MSU 337-1010, 351 0042. 5-2 9 vicinity. KUboS«omMAl^°A^J door, excellent condition. $1250. Phone 482-5165. overhauled. $675, or best from campus, 5-2-9 353-84^/ 5-2-14 offer. 485-5669. 5-2-13 MEN, FURNISHED rooms, FORMALS Oi SUBLEASE 4 for 4-man, spring Kitchen, parking, 1 Vi blocks 0nce must OLDSMOBILE - 1968, factory term, near campus. to campus, doubles, aiiu'i;— DODGE DART, 1967, 2 door, PHONE 355 8255 air, power windows, power 351 3097. 5-2-9 reasonable. Phone 351- 3089 automatic, red with black 347 Student Services Bid?. seats, new tires, new exhaust after 6pm. 5-2-12 CHEAP LIVlMG top, good condition. $700. 349-0437.6-2-9 system. Does need minor OWN ROOM, behind Gables, all and be4ft] •AUTOMOTIVE Scooters & Cycles DODGE DART GT - 1965, body work. Car can be seen at Campus Mobile Gas Station, Harrison and utilities 8nd color TV. $82 a month. 351-4504. 3-2-8 c Rooms 0 automatic, vinyl top, $200 or Parts & Service best offer. 351-1762 Trowbridge Roads. For more GIRL NEEDED to sublet 4 man GUY NEEDED for private room details call Mrs. Schover, apartment, now throuQh Aviation •EMPLOYMENT evenings. 2-2-8 355-3275 until 5pm. Call spring term, next to campus. in East Lansing. Furnished, clean, carpeted, free parking. cakes and Wilion"!!!^ 332-8026 after 5pm. 3-2-9 $75 per month for 6 month •TOR RENT FIAT 850 1970. Completely Apartments rebuilt, good condition, best OLDSMOBILE DELMONT lease, $70 for 12 month OTJT"' G"n" I offer. 353-8150. 5-2-12 - 1 OR 2 PERSONS needed for lease. All utilities included. Houses 1968, 4 door hardtop, 455 Call Dave at 351 0473 after apartment close to campus. Rooms cubic inches, 2 barrel, power Call 351-0058. 5-2-12 FLEXIBLE BUS - 1949. 5pm. 0-2-2-8 •FOR SALE steering, brakes, vinyl top, 1 Converted to motor home. owner. Very good condition. Animals 1 OR 2 men needed for 4 man. MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, Self-contained, generator. 2115 Way land. 489-9655. Meadowbrook Trace quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Mobile Homes Phone 349-1617. 5-2-14 3-2-9 'NOW, A MICRO WAVE NOW 0l£ Apartment, rent negotiable. 485-8836. 0-2-28 •Lost & Found •PERSONAL FORD 1971 - Windowed van, OPEL KADETTE 1970, red TDflur INEDIBLE TOP W/IL BE 393-5378. 5-2-12 V-8, automatic transmission, with black interior, excellent ROOM FOR girl, cooking •PEANUTS PERSONAL radio, factory air, carpeted, condition, $825. Call R£At>Y HALF THETWEj' TWO BEDROOM, 2 person, privileges, near campus, •REAL ESTATE paneled and insulated, tinted furnished apartment, close to utilities paid. 351-2779. 655-2997. 3-2-8 glass, peak condition Post Office Bo* 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 campus. 351-6088 or 3-2-8 •RECREATION throughout. Call 882-2697 393-5378. 5-2-12 •SERVICE PINTO, 1972 sedan, 1600cc, 4 TWO ROOMMATES needed for C j[ after 6pm. 5-2-14 Instruction Typing Service FORD FAIRLANE 1969, speed. 1 owner, excellent condition, good mileage, 3,OUO miles, $1400. Phone Auto Service 32 For Rent ONE MAN needed apartment, close to campus. for good nice house. Own rooms. 351-6153. 3-2-12 Call 351-1159. 4-:>-9 •TRANSPORTATION unbelievably sharp, 349-1026 after 6pm. 3-2-8 VW GUARANTEED repair. TV RENTALS $9.50 per automatic power steering, CAPITOL CLUB. Men, women, •WANTED RANDY'S MOBIL. I -96 and month, $23 per term; free LARGE 2 BEDROOM $600. Call Fritz, 332-3574. PONTI AC 1967 6 cylinder, Okemos Road. 349-9620. singles. $12 up. Lansing, delivery, service and pick-up. apartment, carpeted, •• 5-2-9 484-4422. 0-2 28 RATES •• body good, excellent C-2-28 No deposit, New stereos dishwasher, spacious closets: mechanical, tires good, $400 available at same rates. Call Okemos. 349 9228. 4-2-9 ROOM FOR from ALL FORD 1967 — Country sedan, or best offer. At Zephry man across KINDS of I MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 power, factory air, original station East Lansing, Union, 211V4 Grand River, crocheted items Loa p,,J DRDS DAYS Michigan and Grand River. NEEDED; 1 GIRL for 3 men 5 I 10 owner. $575. 332-1725. 676-5622. 3-2-12 Low cost, upstairs. 5-2-14 694-9057. 5-2 9 . expert exhaust Apartments spring term. 351-8875 after m 5.56 | i3.o 7-2-14 repair. Custom work. Pipe 5pm. 3-2-8 TRANSAM 1971 - 455HO, 8 bender. FREE ESTIMATES, ROOMMATE NEEDED (or OPEN 9-5:30 da.lv Col mm |4.80 I? 80 Il5.60 1.80 track tape deck, power 332-2927. C-2-28 CASA DEL SOL, East Lansing. EAST MICHIGAN Avenue - 6 mellow home. Own bedroom. Call 351-3644 or 694-8443. Saturday. DISCOUNT, OPTiS EgmaoHiEgasE steering, disc brakes, Now available, 1 bedroom room apartment, 1 4 3-2-12 372-mI -IS Michigan, Ldtising - automatic, $2,700. Aviation i. 332-1358. 3-2-8 332-6043. 3-2-8 unfurnished apartments. Call people, furnished, $165 C-5-2-9 351-9020. 10-2-8 includes utilities. Phone MEN, SINGLE rooms, kitchen 1^3 [El E2E GREMLIN 1971-X. Sun roof, TRIUMPH GT6+ 1970, very LEARN TO FLY I Over 30 years 372-0352. 5-2-14 privileges, $75 monthly. 131 ELECTRIC GUITAR, ] m wn ii-X'i' EB3 ESES $1,200. Call before 3pm, ONE BEDROOM, fully Bogue. 337-9091. 5-2-8 Master amplifier good condition, $1600 or experience in all types of 484-6966. 5-2-14 best offer. Must sell, only carpeted, all utilities paid, GIRL NEEDED for 4 man near $120, i flight training. Approved for DEADLINE 21,000 miles. 393-8336. storage space, 5 minutes to 882- 5-2-8 veterans. FRANCIS GRAND PRIX - 1970, 5-2-14 campus, close to expressway, 332-4520. 5-2-14 1 P.M. one class day AVIATION, Airport Road. excellent condition, new $130/ month. 371-4218, Call 484-1324. C-2-28 before publication. 371-2891. 1-2-9 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED, tires, 32,000 miles. VOLKSWAGEN 1971, Super 100 USED vacuum cleaners. 485-8664. 5-2-14 low mileage, $1,800 attractive furnished 5 rooms Beetle, Tanks, canisters and uprights. Cancellations/Cor¬ or best offer. 482-0100 Employment H FEMALE GRADUATE student and bath. Yard. Enclosed Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 rections — 12 noon one IMMEDIATE SALE, Mercury between 10am and 2pm. wanted to share furnished porch. Good for 3 singles. No and DENNIS class day before Montego 1970, automatic, 1-2-8 apartment. Call 337-9675. children or pets. Utilities up. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, ERRY'SPARi GRADUATE STUDENT and BL-1-2-8 SHOP' publications. factory air, power, 27,000 paid. Deposit required. Call 316 N. Cedar, opposite City spouse to act as apartment 627-6044. 3-2-12 1573Lk. Lansing >•; 59-2ifl miles, excellent. 482-3521. VOLVO 164E 1973 - 6,000 Market. C-3-2-8 The St2te News will be dormitory supervisors for GIRL NEEDED to sublet spring 2-2-9 TEAC AN-180 noise reduci miles, spotless, will consider Lansing Business University. responsible only for the trade, studies force sale, term, $70/ month, own Houses SEWING MACHINE Clearance unit, $200. Alter 5J JAGUAR, 1967 XKE coupe. Apartment furnished. Phone Call 332-2637 5-2-13 first day's incorrect 332-4175,6- Jlpm. 3-2-8 room. . Sale. Brand new portable, 332-2023. 5-2-13 489-5767. 3-2-9 Must see to appreciate. Phone insertion- $49.95, $5 per month. Large 337-9318. 2-2-8 All students aas must be VW BEETLE 1964 - Good HRI STUDENTS to work in 575 CORNELL, 3 or 4 man. selection of reconditioned DRAPERIES 31 loot w,d»J prepaid JEEP 1971, good condition, condition. $220. 676-5800. local restaurant, in iast food Fireplace, parking, walk to used machines. Singers, inches lon'j, CasemwtclJ 5-2-8 production, quality control, campus. Available March Whites, Necchls, New Home blue, green and ta with Western snow plow. New $700 Maki management, etc. Send brief 15th. Phone 332-3207. and "many others." $19.95 Shell station, 3206 West VW 1969 Out of state car, EAST LANSING, 117 Beal 5-2-13 IV9-4365. 4-2-12 - resume to MIC, P.O. Box to $39.95. Terms. Saginaw. May consider trade. Street, 5 room furnished, 2 body brakes etc. Good. Must 1833, East Lansing, Michigan EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING .3-2-12 sell. $800 or best offer. bedrooms, basement. Couple 2 GIRLS TO sublease house $55 DUAL 1 218 auti 48823. 3-2-9 COMPANY, 1115 North or family. $165 plus utilities. 353-0900. 6-2-9 per month plus utilities. Washington. 489-6448. MALIBU 1971, vinyl top, all Call 351-7455 evenings. 485-7507 after 5pm. 3-2-9 WAITRESS - LUNCH. Monday C-3-2-8 BUICK SKYLARK - 1965, power and low mileage, 7-2-16 VW 1968 automatic good transportation, cheap. Reasonable for quick sale. through Saturday or full transmission, A-1 condition. SHARE HOUSE with 6 others. Call 489-2078. 3-2-8 485-9359.5-2-14 time, 5Vi days. Must be TWO BEDROOM apartment, Looking for a Must sell. Phone 489-4876. experienced, neat and Private room, $51/ month. MARANTZ 1200 n 3-2-12 fireplace, $140, utilities paid, 332-5689. 2-2-8 fun place to Eat courteous. Apply in person amp lifer, warranty MAVERICK 1970, 1 20 no cats, 1011 East Hazel between 2pm - 4pm, JIM'S Baby Thornes with horsepower, 6, standard Squareback, good (South Pennsylvania). try transmission, radio, factory VW 1971 TIFFANY PLACE. Closed 484-6728 after 5pm. 2-2-9 HONEYMOON - TYPE cottage 681 EE. $110 after 5j body and mechanics, $1595. Your own cute one - 332-0367. 3-2 9 Sundays and holidays. 3-2-9 - immaculate. $2,995. Mr. Bolton, 48. 9954 10 air conditioning. $900. 484-3560, 484-3855. 5-2-8 bedroom, newly furnished Jim's Tiffany - 6pm. 351-0066. 3-2-9 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed • and newly - decorated home. NIKON SUPER S moviec» 3-2-8 DRIVERS - FULL and part MERCURY COMET 1964, VW 1967 - Re-built engine, time weekends. Apply for 4-man across from Wide lawns yet close-in. Place Crown Graphic 4*5 Williams Hall. $67.50. CHEVROLET 1969 Impala 4 good condition, $600. Call VARSITY Marrieds only. Available late camera. TEAC A-401" Good running condition, CAB, 122 351-5790. 3-2-12 door hardtop, automatic V-8, 337-9152 after 5:30pm. March. $195 includes on a Saturday Greek stereo tape deck. $150. 669-3489 after 6pm. Woodmere, side door. 2-2-8 $1,095. Phone 332-0303. 3-2-8 utilities. Garden Cottages, TC228 ste.vj 81 4-2=9 ONE BEDROOM apartment 400 Gunson. night for the recorder 1000 used 8-tfB SUBSTITUTE AIDE needed for 332-6717. VW BUG - 1968, 58,000 miles, above East Lansing State time of your $2 each. 500 Woodhaven, own 3-2-12 life tapes, CHEVY 1 965 Impala MERCURY MONTEREY - 26 mpg., very good running Bank, available February stereo albums. USED stl condition. $700. Contact transportation. $3.20 an 15th. Call 351-5063 after convertible, 6 cylinder, good 1967, 4 door, 1 owner, good hour. 482-6089. 3-2-12 THREE BEDROOM ranch, equipment, used zoomlw condition, $250. 372-4779 shape. $350. Call 669-3976 mornings 371-3877. 3-2-9 5pm. 3-2-12 binoculars, TV ' storage, stove, refrigerator, (Karen). 3-2-9 after 3pm. 2-2-8 PART TIME salesmen with car. patio, singles, deposit. FENDER RHODES electric typewriters, addingmach® CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 door sedan, power 1962, steering, MGB-GT 1971, AM/FM radio, excellent condition, 28 miles/ Motorcycles D0 Leads furnished. Work any hour's per day, high 4 GIRLS, campus, $40/ month, close furnished, own kitchen, 332-0202. 489-4876. 3-2-12 piano, 6 months old, seldom used. Call 11:30pm. 3-2-9 351-2609 6 - clock radios, tapestries. snow sk.iis and boots, $5H V brakes and windows. Good gallon. Call after 5pm, YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, commission. Call 882-6317 room, TWO GUYS to share WILCOX SECOND HAj condition. $275. 625-3893, between 1 - 5pm. 2 26 semi-pr vate room. $55/ STORE, 509 East Micht 482-8638. 3-2-9 RICKMAN. Now is the time FRENCH HORN - 1 year old, Lansing. 485-4391. 8 ! ask for John. 2-2-9 to buy. Be ready tor the WAITRESS, NEAT capable TWO BEDROOM furnished, monthly 337-0611. 2-2-8 excellent condition. $425. shag carpet, air conditioning, p.m. Monday - S warm weather. Custom person, good starting pay, Call anytime, 355-6034. accessories, parts and service. fully paid Blue Cross, other pool, free hourly bus to ONE MAN needed for three 3-2-9 trades, SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, benefits. .Apply in person, campus. 351-1896. 5-2-12 ™n house. Own room. $50 per month. Available layaways. C-2-2I ** classified S INC. 2460 Holt. Just South of 1-96 North Phone 694-6621. Cedar, DAGWOOD'S, 2803 East Kalamazoo Street. 5-2-12 WOMAN GRADUATE or employed to share >mmediately. 1005 Albert Street. 351-9320. 3-2-12 GRETCH GUITAR, ivory and gold, retailed at $1,200, will sell for $250. 669-3969 after FENDER TWIN Reverb. h< overpass. duty speakers. S225. I * C-5-29 PART TIME employment with apartment. 6pm. 5-2-12 337-0412 after 0NE NEEDED for room, close 5pm. 3-2-9 Dan, 332-3337. 3-2-12 J 9 1972 HONDA CL-175, 1,600 TWO MAN apartment, near to campus, $50/ month, plus utilities. 337-9349. 2-2-9 SKI EOUIPMFNT Look Nt ada - Head skis, bindings, NEW ACOUSTIC 3608. « miles, excellent condition. Fender precision ba« campus, parking. Call — VALENTINE SPECIALS Phone 663-9892. X-3-2-9 Rosemount, Koflach boots, I APPLICATIONS ARE now 351-0725 after 6pm. 5-2-9 NEED ONE person for house, Electro - voice m Ramy poles. 485-9051 or being accepted for part time close to campus. Own room. 371-4385. 102-9 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE, 351-4214, 3-2-9 4 to 12 month policies. help. $300/ monthly to start. TWO GIRLS for 3 man. Spring, No lease. Call 337-2638. FIEDLER INSURANCE, 489-3494^0-2-28 Burcham Woods. 337-0427. 128 is OUR 676-2449. 0-1-2-8 KEYLINE - PASTE-UP person for advertising agency. GIRL NEEDED to share house, CROSSWORD SUBLEASE THRU summer own room, pets welcome, Experience necessary. PUZZLE * 484-1443. 8-2-9 term. 2 man apartment, 1 bedroom furnished. Close to Call after 5pm, 485-8261. 1-2-8 ACROSS 11 j( » I HONDA 1964 CA95, Moving, RENTAL & leasing agent vented. Immediate and full time campus. Apartments, Stoddard Call 332-5245 GIRL FOR 4 man, own 1. Purgatory 31. Insolence I must sell, good condition. after 5pm. 5-2-13 bedroom, immediate 6. Caprice 35 fly larva » | 337-2479.1-2-8 employment, must have car, be ambitious, and willing to occupancy. $75. 351-4765 11. Art building 38. Drollery 12. Disturb 40. Metropolis 8> 1 TRIUMPH TROPHY 500 - work nights and weekends SUBLEASE SPRING summer. 1-2-8 13. Electric current 41. Golf AD-TAKERS: [ 1971, low mileage, excellent when necessary. Paid on commission basis only. For Close comfortable. 1 bedroom, Good EAST LANSING -1750 14 Cheat 16. Clique tournament 43. Equipment i condition. Call 628-2332. further information call management. 337-0269. Coolidge Road. New 3 18 Wildebeest 45. Cupid's title Thomas R. Bouman, 5-2-9 bedroom deluxe duplex. 19. Olden times 46 Nancy Wonders Thurs. 4:30-7:30 p.m. Families, no pets. Available 20. Puzzle 49. EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., Pat rai Shaw Thurs. 6-9 p.m. tervice / REALTORS. 485 2262 8:30 SUBLET TWO bedroom March 1st. Phone 372-5920 22 Power 50. 1. Shining ^ Vicki @ Yakeley Thurs. 3-6 p.m. ^ - 5pm daily. 10-2-21 apartment, Spring, Abbott 5-2-9 24 Legal thing 51. Sorceress in 8 Coach | 25 Saunter "Lohengrin" 2. Exists Road, parking. 332-1127 ^ Michelle @ Hubbard Thurs. 6-9 p.m, ^j| COMPLETE IMPORT car service including ignition, DOCTOR'S SECRETARY who after 5pm. 10-2-15 SHARE HOUSE, in country, 27. Hoot 29.1 do Auriculate Wild plums 3. Intersected 4. Rural town 10 Goddess room, nice. $50. Doug ijriffllW® Thurs. 6-9 p.m. own ||!^ Kathy @ Mason chassis, brakes and electrical smiles, spells and types well. Prefer insurance and billing NEEDED: ONE man for 4 669-9637. 3-2-9 1 I r" M 5 6 7 e V .0 11 oomin0S A % - man available at ROBERT'S 15 Check . . will help you with your "Cupid Greeting"^! AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. 4980 Park Lake Road, experience. Full time. Fringe benefits. Call 332-1 123 apartment. Rivers Edge Close to campus. Apartments. OKEMOS WARDCLIFF % .2 17 21 Craggy' Scottish' for Feb. 14th in the lobby of each dorm schools, completely furnished \T 9 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for between 5 and 8pm. 337-0884. 5-2-13 ranch i3 % ■M 23 Crowd ; X-10-2-19 house, 3 bedrooms, 26 appointment. 0-2-28 study, 1 V4 baths, air •9 16 Grampus W % 10 Come to 347 Student Services Building V WHEELS. OUR supplier is BABYSITTER, MY home. Start WANTED: roommate ONE female for 4 - man. conditioned, washer, dryer. 20 % rr 11 fr 2M 28 3J Ancestor | Ava . . . Apri t hrt discontinuing his line of GT April 2nd, Monday Friday, Twyckingham. $70/ month. Deadline Fri., Feb. 9th. ¥ alloy wheels, brand new Bam - 5:30pm. Reliable, 332-2831. 5-2-13 25 FT 2e % % superb quality English made, w w 5i Vi Si * %% % % I $105 per set, most imported GIRL NEEDED to share mobile GIRL NEEDED Christian 1" l" verse $3.00 home winter term only. , 19 36 v> % • verse - cars. At CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo 351-3688. 3-2-9 house, $65, share utilities. Call 337-9600. 3-2-9 Ml V/, MM a Street, 1 mile West of DELIVERY HELP wanted, Ml % M3 % X 2" poem — - 5.00 Campus. 487-5055. C-2-28. evenings, must be 18 and ONE MAN, luxury apartment, M6 M8 MV * have car. Phone 337-1636. Haslett, own bedroom, Mark, CLEAN, MODERN, 4 bedroom home, recreation room, large So B. i ft 3" sonnet - *7.00 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 3-2-12 353-4377, 339-9296. 3-2-9 kitchen, 1V4 baths, Southwest % Kalamazoo Street since 1940. in YOUR NEXT job can really be GIRL NEEDED for 4 man Lansing, $220/ month, plus Complete auto painting and utilities. 372-1215 after collision service. 485-0256. a ball I Look for it in today's spring term, Cedarview Classified Ads. Apartments. 351-8427.3-2-9 3:30pm. 4-2-9 C-2-28 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 8, 1973 ]"| 355-8255 STUDENT 3558255 m FOUND: BLACK and white male cat. Vicinity of Mason SPRING BREAK with UNION 'U' hopeful on law school funds SEKyiCE BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain, PIHECTORY Hall. Call 355-2012. C-3-28 FOUR MONTHS male cat white $284. Nassau, $189. Contact us Monday through Friday 1 (continued from page 1) Michigan currently has four law schools - 4pm, or phone 353-9777. — located at the / tiger found Brody area. Call MSU's Law School is uniquely MSU and it University of Detroit, C-2-28 355-1346. C-3-2-8 is that quality that takes the planning," Wayne State University, the University of HELP FOR HAIR!! THE CHARTER PEOPLE Cantlon said. Michigan and the Detroit College of Law. (college travel . (Notice to all guys) We'll shag, layer, or style FOUND: FULL grown male present Spring Holidays: OFFICE tabby cat near Waters Edge Free port $169, Nassau $179, "We want the program to reflect the MSU requested funding for the school your hair any way Sunday, call, 332-6749. Spain $239, Catering to MSU for ring existing concerns of the University. The from the hist legislative appropriations but |30West Grand River Ave. Waddings, Partial and you want it! C-3-2-8 STUDENTOURS, 17-2-28 351-2650. emphasis will be on law and how it relates instead was granted $10,000 to conduct a 351-6010 Banquets Union Bldg. Barber Shop to state government, to the environment call 349-9500 FOUND: BLACK retriever? feasibility study for law schools at MSU, CALL 355 3359 and our natural resources, to education and Western seeks owner, old or new. to the consumer. Michigan University and Grand 393-3733. C-3-2-9 Valley State College. J^YES examined A to Z RENTAL YOU COULD PRESIDENTE "We have very substantial Ij&ucT 9 l Collin.. lens Optom«tri»i 6019 S. Cedar U-HAUL RENTALS 393-2232 BE USING THIS SPACE!! J0 complete. 353-0659, ASMSU hotel! 355-4560, $249 Travel organizations already available on campus and want to support Milliken subsequnetly vetoed that portion of the higher education package l VALUEV-TOWR IGHT we get faculty who can draw on and went on record DREAMED OF 332-6047. 5-2-9 as supporting a new j.Optlcal Service! PERMANENT HITCHES Call TAMMY SKINNY? Eat fat(ly) and still BEING our resources and our strengths." law school only for MSU. INSTALLED WASHDAY SAVINGS 355-8255 THE ALOHA! lose Secret." fasti The $4.79 AVALON Box 5233, Station 4, North "Skinny o BUD'S Kissinger to visit Asian officials 25c PER LOAD THE BEST FOR LESS Hollywood, California XEROX COPIES 4/. A FREE ORCHID | Auto Parts Inc. WENDROW'S r-T-rj.-i for your 91604. 10-2-13 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, M.A.C. and Grand River i jte Model Motors and ECONOWASH Valentine! below Jones Stationery SPECIAL TEXAS BOARD YOUR horse at Green Shop (continued from 1) Air i a speciality, page Force jetliner at communications matters WASHER 50c 'Special perfumes Acres. We have box stalls, 337-1666. C-2-28 Andrews Air Base for the ■felfway between Holt and 3006 VINE ST. & candies. indoor arena, ownership care the rebuilding of including arranging for -303_Abbott Rd. 351-1911 and references. $55/ month. CHILD CARE: Home-like Indochina's torn country. long flight to Southeast simultaneous Call Betty Sloat at 669-9519. After a V/» • day rest in Asia. environment with a nursery announcements between 3-2-9 school Hong Kong next Tuesday Before leaving Kissinger program - JACK & Washington and the capitals JILL and conferred for 20 minutes NURSERY Wednesday, Ziegler Kissinger is visiting. IS For Sale ^ PIN - UP The first pins were thorns and sharp fishbones used by near Sparrow 482 7734. 3-2-9 SCHOOL, Hospital, said, Kissinger will go to Peking for consultations with President Nixon at the White House. |s, RIFLES, and pistols of TURNTABLE, DUAL 1214 early people to hold VALENTINE CARDS and with Chinese leaders Feb. The schedule called for 9-credit class KNEISSEL SKIS — with Salmon together their garments of 15 - 19 and then return Kissinger's arrival in | makes and calibers. Over headphones, Superex Fanny Farmer candy in heart bindings. 200cm. animal skins. Pins probably Bangkok this evening, Thai in ns n in stock. For best Southern Michigan ST-PRO-BV, other accessories, new. $145 or boots. Reasonable. 489-9395 after 5pm. B-1-2-8 Lange were Mass handmade until production did not 1824. - shaped or regular box. We will wrap and mail candy if directly to Washington. In the Chinese capital, time. marketing A TBOB'S GUN SHOP. '/4 best offer. Call 351-3950 begin until 1877 when the desired. GULLIVER STATE Kissinger plans to push for small party of aides set for London south of Post office X-3-2-8 first machine was Invented DRUG, INC. 1105 East further improvements in and a White House L ( camera *, at 2412 South Cedar. 371-2244. Closed TEAC TAPE deck 3300. Ten Anima,s ][§ to make them It's easy to some pin money, when you automatically. fasten on to Grand River, East 332-5171. C-7-14 Lansing. Washington relations and to discuss the - Peking crew Kissinger is on accompanying the 10 - day For the second year MSU marketing students will be Indays. 15-2-12 inch reels, never used. Best journey. able to take a nine credit offer over $400. 351-4301 LABRADOR AND Shepherd use STATE News Classified PIANO LESSONS - Classical forthcoming international — Ads to get extra cash. Look conference to Among those going to summer course in KU have a used knapsack, pups, 5 weeks old, 489-6495 around your home for the through modern. Guitar; guarantee an 3-2-9 Indochina peace. Hanoi will be William H. comparative retail 3 call Paul Kroening, good things there you no folk, classical, and electric. China is one of the 13 Sullivan, the State Dept. distribution in London. 1)5.1140 after 3:30pm. SLINGLERLAND DRUMSET longer use. Make a list of Drums, beginning through KITTENS, 7 weeks, V4 Siamese, those parties going to deputy assistant secretary Visits to retailing centers, Zildgian cymbals, fibre cases, sellables. Tnen dial advanced. 332-6726. 3-2-8 the who helped in the final _ $400. Phone 332-3945 free to 3 55-8255. A friendly Ad Indochina peace arrangements meetings with senior good home. Writer will help you to word FOR QUALITY service on |AN CONN strummer with 5-2-13 482-4347. 5-2-14 conference opening in Paris peace negotiations in Paris. retailing executives and your ad for fast results. Do stereo new condition, 1 equipment, see the Feb. 26. Nixon's communications classes at the Bedford It today! old, will accept trade. GUILD GUITARS 40% off this GERMAN STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East ir SHEPHERD, AKC, Kissinger smiled and director, Herb Klein, is in College campus of the male 5 months, best offer. Grand River. C-2-28 b3324. 4-2-9 month only. Hard shell cases the party. Phone 489-4876. 3-2-12 MELLOTRON waved at newsmen, but said Ziegler said Klein University of London are for all instruments. $38 - DEMONSTRATION by English is along to deal with some of the planned i nothing, as he boarded an jcTRO VOICE speakers, $40. ELDERLY FREE MIXED Brittany Spaniel. manufacturer Tuesday, Instructions activities. istical suspension sealed INSTRUMENTS, 541 East February 13th. Keyboard 20 months. Affectionate, The course instructor, Ibinets. Phone 351-6569. Grand River, 332-4331 noon instrument that sounds like an I1*B WHAT'S. • 7pm. C-5-2-14 gentle spayed female. Needs orchestra. 349-9293 for details, FIVE STRING Stanley C. Hollander, banjo lessons. professor of good home. 351-3327, marketing, HAG mornings and 5- 7pm. 5-2-12 Blue grass and old-time 882-8086. 5-2-14 called the first MSU pVWELL ELMO Super-8 IBM SELECTRIC typewriter, 2 styles. Banjo's available. j with zoom lens. 7 years old, under maintenance AFRO STYLING. retailing program in London Monday - 484-6151. 5-2-9 ths old. Excellent contract. Call 353-8770. Mobile Homes Friday, 8 - 5:30pm. UNION last summer a success. ton. 60% off original 5-2-14 BUILDING BARBER SHOP. Application information e. Phone 353-4300 after 355-3359. C-3-2-8 is available from the MSU m. 5-213 STANDARD BED, $20. 3 piece INDY 1970, 3 bedrooms, fully The MSU Announcements for It's Sports Car Club will Office of Overseas Study, sofa, $15. 2 similar carpeted, fireplace, outside 332-5363. 5-2-14 What's Happening must be meet at 8 tonight in G2 7 Center for International I FENDER Super Reverb; upholstered chairs, $3/ each. Phone 669-3015. 3-2-12 shed, porch. $400 down and take over payments. Phone WHAT'S PRIVATE BANJO and guitar received in the State News office. 341 Student Services Hubbard History Hall. of Part 3 of "The Racing" will be Programs. Deadline for n D 35; 12 string shown and 393 6848. 5-2-9 lessons at ELDERLY Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two an upcoming rally applications is April 30. ic. 332 4 686. 3-2-9 DIAMOND - NEVER worn, THE INSTRUMENTS. 332-4331 class days before publication. No announcements will be discussed. The public is invited. 3rd Carat, ladies yellow gold MUST SELL. 10x47', 2 noon - 7pm. C-7-2-16 f PORTABLE recorder, accepted by phone. Students, faculty and staff are DO five class. inqh reels, used $75. 355-4477. solitaire, $300 certified retail, $175. -372-4348 after 5pm. bedroom, furnished, good, carpeted, fully condition, 13th? Typing Service WMSN will hold open invited to a weekly Bible study from noon to I p.m. today in STORY'S 3-2-12 nice home for $2000. auditions for the radio play t 30 Natural Resources Bldg. 882-0817. 3-2-8 FREE . . complexion care. Call . A lesson , in from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today in the WMSN library, 8 Student Call 353 - 082 3 for information. DAILY STOCK AT MPC CASHWAV 484-4519 East Michigan or PROFESSIONAL IBM LUMBER Prices 10» to for ceiling tile. 19tf, in 6 styles. LIBERTY 10'x55', 2 bedrooms, shed, 1 mile from campus. 485-7197 Lansing Mall. dissertation typing. BA, MA Services Bldg. Scripts are available in 8 Student Services open Eckankar will have from noon to an 3 office p.m. DOZEN MERLE NORMAN degrees. Marty North, Bldg. Tuesdays through Thursdays in Phone 372-2120. 3-2-12 Mobile Home Manor, $2,200. COSMETICS STUDIOS. 351-3487. 24-2-28 4 - 4A Student Services Bldg. USED CAR 332-5254. 3-2-9 There will be C-2-2-8 a meeting at 7 Books, leaflets, tapes and DECODER - AMPLIFIER - TYPING - DISSERTATIONS, p.m. today in the Office for information will be available. SPECIALS Sony, turns stereo into AMERICAN 1966 - 10'x42', Handicapped Students. Owen term STEREQ RENTALS. $9.50 per papers, experienced.' Hall, to discuss quadraphonic. Brand new, skirted, 10 minutes from month, $23 per term. Free 40c per page. 332-2987. available Pre - Vet students -- an OF THE must set11 489-9242. 2-2-9 campus, can be left on lot. services, progress reports, and a autopsy will be performed by delivery, service and pick-up. 5-2-9 possible rap session. pathology specialist at 10 a.m. Furnished, carpeted, 2 No deposit. TV's available at Saturday in the Diagnostic Lab w:.:K BEGINNER'S SPECIAL, bedrooms, fantastic COMPLETE THESES same rates. Call NEJAC, Campus Crusade for Christ behind the Vet Clinic. Diasonic Classical guitar, condition. Phone 489-4523. SERVICE. Discount multilith will meet at 7 p.m. today in the fully guaranteed, $40 value, 3-2-9 337-1300. C-2-28 Union Gold Room. There will be a meeting of the 72 MAVERICK printing. IBM typing and only $24.95 now at THE Pre - Vet Club at 7 p.m. today in binding of theses, resumes, GUITAR SHOPPE AT SKYLINE 8'x53\ carpeted, SPRING BREAK There will be an 109 Anthony Hall featuring a publication. Across from MARSHALL'S. C-1-2-8 good condition, mile from organizational meeting for the SKi: Aspen, Steamboat campus, corner M.A.C. and Administrative Management campus. $1,500. 332-4213. Springs, Boyne, or Austria SUN: Grand River, below Jones Society's collegiate chapter at 7 69 OLDS 66% DISCOUNT, BEAUTIFUL Yugoslavia For Stationery Shop. Call information, call 353-5199 p.m. today in Teak Room. 4 dr. HT ultramarine plush nylon COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Eppley Center. Membership is Mil rity ""■GEO stop by MOOSUSKI, or carpeting and padding. Cut 240 Men's IM. 337-1666. C-2-28 open to all interested business especially needed to work with 51288 for 1 bedroom Spartan majors. black and brown older persons in the Model City Village apartment. Call PREGNANT? WE understand. TYPING THESES and term 332-4432. 1-2-8 FIND SOMETHING? Call PREGNANCY Harvs fro m neighborhoods. Ask for John 64 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL us. papers. Electric typewriter. Mennonite Central Committee Clobridge at the Volunteer If you've found a pet or article COUNSELING. 372-1560. E x per ienced. Diane. 4dr HT will be on campus all day Friday Bureau. 35 3 - 4400. VIVITAR LENS, 135mm, T-4, of value, we want to help you 0-2-28 372-7600. 0-2-28 and Saturday for recruitment. $55. New. Must sell I return it. Just come in to the Those interested in an Pre ested 355-0525. B-1-2-8 State News Classified Dept. and tell us you want to place Pni».its Personal •>m EXPERIENCED IBM typing, theses, term papers, (Pica - appointment 35? 6442 or can 482 - call 8250. Don at 68 CHEVY WAGON an ad in EAST LANSING Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. "BILLY-BOB" The very best The MSU Volunteers will MSLT Scuba Club members STATE BANK'S found - 25-2-28 of sponsor Tom Helma, asst. will have an ice dive Sunday. column. As wishes on your 23rd a public service director of Model Cities at 8:30 Call 332 - 8374 or 337 - 2091 EAST LANSING STATE birthday! Love Always, Your TYPING TERM papers, theses, roommate. 1-2-8 a.m. today in 119A Berkey Hall. for information. Dive is open to 89 MERCURY MARQUIS FLORBIA SUNSHINE Electric, BANK will run the ad at no etc. Experienced. club members only. extra cost to you. JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. 4 dr. EAST LANSING C-2-28 The MSU Turkish Club will >1188 KOUDAYCANBE STATE BANK C-2-28 ANN BROWN. Typing and Try outs for the MSU Karate sponsor a course on Turkish Folklore at 2 p.m. Sundays in 69 FORD COUNTRY YOURS, i - the Union. All interested are multilith offset printing. Team will be held at 1 p.m. welcome. LOST CAT: Brown and black Complete service for Saturday in the Fencing Room, SQUIRE tiger, long haired, female. dissertations, theses, Women's Intramural Bldg. Wagon «' Vicinity Arbor Drive, East manuscripts, general typing, White, green and brown belts of IBM. 23 years experience. any style are invited. Lansing. Reward. Call 351-6672. 2-2-9 349-0850. C-2-28 upcoming Intercollegiate Rodeo. 69 OLDS F85 m CONGRATULATIONS BARB! PIRGIM will hold a local Anyone interested is welcome. 2 dr. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing - board meeting at 7:30 p.m. Our new pledge. Love, your There will be a meeting of all theses, term papers. (Pica - today in 203C Wells Hall. All \ THE G^EN Tri Delt Sisters. 1-2-8 Elite). Sandi, 339-8934. meetings are open to the public. committee chairmenn of the X-25-2-28 1973 MSU Intercollegiate 69 PLYMOUTH of EARtffiY Rodeo at 8 tonight in the "DEWGHTS w Everyone interested in helping SDS build for the Anti - Livestock Pavilion. Conv. S1188 GET MORE out of life with a Racism Conference is urged to Rabbi Alan Kensky would better job. Look for it today attend a meeting at 7:30 p.m. HOLT OR South side. Builder is like to meet with all Jewish in the Employment Ads. today in 33 Union, or call 675 70 VW [ Polnt BriManV as our guest anxious to take trades. In - students from Ann Arbor atv 6 >nl without cost to you. return, can move you into a 7589. p.m. Sunday at Hillel following 2 dr. Red What a« envious position. a discussion of "Respect for "1 Ns (don t foroet the You. relating In the winter warmth of Point 'fceP< °<» invitation tor Brtttiny, surrounded by the blue waters new Many home to without select from. Call dealy. Transportation jJL The Christian Science Nature in the Jewish Tradition" at 5:30 p.m. „, Organization invites you to a ttePoiM B y ss 8lies,s 01 un" ot Boca Clega Bay and the Gull ot Mexico, John Weaver, 694-2775. meeting at 4 p.m. today in 110 siersburo ,'nany'on Bayway Isles, ™ "elusive You wili be living in a luxuriously- BL-4-2-8 RIDES TO Wayne State, Wells Hall. Hillel will hold services at 70 PONTIAC LEMANS walerlront appointed condominium apartment and 5:30 p.m. Friday and will be um colony. meeting those many delightful residents afternoons, $2/ ride. 2 dr. HT Blue followed by dinner. Talmud " who ve already lound this glorious island EAST LANSING - 5 bedroom, 489-2657 after 10pm. Entries for the Block and class will be held at 8:30 a.m. s1588 *nPrtcM*nled opponunltyi custom built Colonial In BL-1-2-8 Bridle Horse Show will be taken Saturday followed by services at Obviously, this remarkable In Heritage Hills. Central air, from 9 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. and 9:30 and Kiddush. fully carpeted, 2 fireplaces, 2:30 to 5 p.m. today in the a.m. 68 BUICK ELECTRA 225 possible reservation tor your THREE - person , , -""""uyes, lis DAYS - AND - TWO • NIGHTS - IN - FLOR¬ IDA • EXPENSES PAIO WEEKENO Your one in family room and one I Judging Pavilion. Any full time student is invited to participate. Today is the final day for applying for RA positions in 4 dr. PWitofin. aPP'eciatton. and in master bedroom, large lot. M388 J*mosi ■ B|lindin0 thr.llinQCanHfeKUI Servic'',h" only cost Is lor travel between your home and Point Brittany, and we will reimburse Many extra features. By DON'T FORGET blood comes Free U classes meeting today: Mayo Hall. Applications from those in other dorms and off out certain that II you purchase owner. $64,900. 351-8617. - pHONE 339-8291 X-2-2-8 only from people. Cooking - 5 p.m., St. Johhs Student Center basement; campus will be are encouraged. There 66 OLDS F85 an introductory meeting State wide. Realtors Haslett Office Professional donors ask Greg Jewelry - 8 p.m., 358 N. at 9:30 p.m. Sunday in Mayo 2 dr. Miller for details on trips, EAST LANSING Okemos compensated. MICHIGAN Harrison Road; Creative dinners and films - Hall for all candidates. .1 J o-j-. . "• ™ turns schools, 3 bedroom walkout COMMUNITY BLOOD Intelligence and TM 8 p.m.. Point TB*ittany~ AT BAYWAY ISLES ^ ranch, with woods view, family room, fireplace, nice CENTER. Monday, 337-7183. Hours Thursday and Synergy; Yoga - 7 a.m., 7 p.m., Union Green Room. location. Priced $35,500, Friday 9 - 4:30. Tuesday and The Inter Varsity Christian 2654 Blue Haven Court. Wednesday 11 - 6:30. C-2-28 - Fellowship will meet at 7:30 1^.0 sec. Name 1®r*of Phone 351-4583. 5-2-12 WANTED TO buy a french horn p.m. today at Bethel Manor. 803 STORY You CAN Recreation in good condition. 3551240. E. Grand River Avenue. Keith and Rusty Hunt will discuss "A Environmental Film Series .will be shown at 6:30 p.m. today in east lot 3-2-9 ■ .City. HEA-lLY G£,T Christian's Relationships." the East McDonel lounge. 11531: Michigan Realtor. State _Zip_ IfJtO! MAKE WANT ads your whole FE**.Al:E PhD" de,lr#s tennis' The Shotgun Club will be shooting Saturday. Meet at film Hamagshiinim will present the "Let My People Go" at One Block i'rom Campus lift catalog! Look there lor dining, movie-going 12:15 p.m. in the lobby of the 8:15 p.m. Saturday in Union 48823 TelePhone_ all the things you need each Men's Intramural Bldg. for rides or directions. Parlor C. A discussion will day! follow. Thursd;laV- Februj 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan RED CEDAR SITE EYED Class to hunt artifacts He challenged a the MSU Museum, located led 15 MSU students into said. "We are especially By LINDA DROEGER in over 30 Indian sites along the Karok Indian lands of interested providing State News Staff Writer the Red Cedar River northwest California. The experience to the future The banks of the Red corporate between Jackson and Eaton group identified 200 sites archaeologist." Cedar may be the site for not previously studied by Chartkoff hopes to find Rapids and on the Grand excavations by MSU River from Okemos to archaeologists and brought Indian artifacts from the archaeology students in a 12 Fowlerville in the summer back some 5,000 Indian middle Woodland Period - credit,, 10 week field of 1968. artifacts. (500 B.C. to A.D. 500) or survey class offered this Chartkoff is considering This summer's class will Late Woodland Period (A.D. summer under Joseph concentrate on a beginning 500 to the fur trade period initiating excavation sites Charkoff, asst. professor of from Williamston to basic field training with six of the 1600s). anthropology. Weberville the Red weeks in the field, two ''Professional GIANT called on Only one previous Cedar. Also in consideration weeks in the classroom and archaeologists actually excavation has been made in know little about are sites located along the two weeks in very the Lansing area but the Indian villages in the mid • results went unpublished. Grand River. laboratory. Ten .. "Our excavations undergraduates and five Michigan area before the Chartkoffs students will are time of the fur traders," going to depend graduate students will be publish a preliminary selected for the class. The Chartkoff said. description of their findings considerably on the Artifacts from this period in late August and continue cooperation we receive from only requirement is that the student be sincerely would include flint tools, to work on a detailed landowners," Chartkoff said. "Farmers interested in archaeology. bone implements, pot description of artifacts may not want to "We will be looking for sherds (broken pottery), throughout nex year. permit access to food remains, burned plant motivated students with a Charles Cleland, associate their land during farming season." background in seeds, fireplaces, and trash professor of anthropology anthropology," Chartkoff dumps, Chartkoff said. curator of anthropology at Last summer, Chartkoff During the 10 week course, students will spend from 50 to 60 hours weekly Ombudsman learning methods techniques of survey and of archaeological and excavating, preliminary lab analysis of artifacts and the general to untie MSU theory of archaeology as applied to data collection. Chartkoff said he members on his academic expected many students to By LAURA UNNEWEHR Student grievances committee, the student told apply for the 15 available The original generally have to do with positions. academic matters. the ombudsman, was "ombudsman" was a 10th Another research Complaints concerning prejudiced against him and century Viking whose job had influenced the rest of program will be available for to settle disputes grades, course content, the was the group. more advanced students of between his chief and the organization of a course and professors are especially Rust, who has heard an archaeology. Lyle Stone, tribe therby preventing instructor in high around midterms and infinite variety of problems anthropology, bloodletting and rebellion. finals weeks. from all types of students will continue his annual James D. Rust, professor said, "Ask not how many summer research taking It is a cyclical business, of English, also serves as the students to the Mackinac Rust explained, with many come in, but instead how modern day ombudsman at financial complaints and much trouble they cause." Straits. MSU, told students at a coffee hour in the Union registration or enrollment Tuesday that he performs problems occuring the first two weeks of every term. Nixon adviser much the same function Rust remembers one of today. Rust, who has been his very first cases in ombudsman here since the September, 1967. A father came storming in to see the post was created in 1967, said he sees an average of 20 to 25 students a day, most ombudsman, declaring that his son had unjustly been to talk on aging of whom have run afoul of dismissed from his the bureaucracy the giant professional school. After Arthur Flemming, current special adviser to President university in one way or investigation of the facts, Nixon on aging and former secretary of health, education, son's academic and welfare, will speak on "Current Trends in Aging" at the MICHIGAN CIVIL his another. committee was persuaded to 3:30 p.m. Friday in 102B Wells Hall. "I get many students who readmit the young man. The The lecture will also be braodcast over the closed circuit say they feel like an IBM punch card," he boy's father came back to television system on Channel 9. commented. Rust several years later to Flemming, chairman of the White House Conference on tell of his son's success. Aging in 1971, has also been asked to speak privately to SERVICE COMMISSION. .I Many students find their Graduate students administrators on what role the University should pursue ui way into Rust's office (101 Linton Hall) because they generally have more serious aiding elderly Americans. do not know where else to problems than do Flemming has been instrumental specifically in go with a problem. After 26 undergraduates. One improving the income position of the aged, including the years of working on campus problem that Rust worked key role he played last year ir improving Nixon's policy on Rust knows who to refer on for a term had to do with a student who claimed social security benefits. But lost the ensuing battle with devastating consequences to himself, his wife, and the student to and will call their unborn child. he had been unjustly denied or arrange an appointment with the person specifically his Ph.D. One of the lUXUfil IIIP!! able to help the student. Read the dramatic dialogue of one man's battle with bureaucracy in "The Years Rust often tries to settle the problem informally. Official says ACAPULC0 That The Locust Hath Eaten" by Garfield Roby Sometimes he must tell the man's pension student that his case lacks Spend Spring Break merit and nothing can be a dead issue Written by a graduate of Michigan State University after ten years of employment done. in the Sun with the Michigan State Highway Department, "The Years That The Locust Hath Acco rding to the ROME (AP) - When 75 - Academic Freedom Report, year old Rodolfo Macone Eaten" is more than an inside glimpse of how some Highway tax dollars are spent. $249 Complete • the ombudsman has no went to the Social Security It is also the sometimes agonizing account of one man's struggle to reconcile the authority to enforce his office, he told, "You desires of the flesh with the demands of conscience, drawn from the memoirs of a was findings but can only died last August. 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