By TERRIALBRECHT and Agricultural Experiment Station and a recommendations assume the $500,000 increase for the Cooperative approximately $7.5 million for the JOHN LINDSTROM University can agpin raise out-of-state illikert medical programs, $1.6 million Extension Service over the 1972-73 students' tuition to make up the a State News Staff Writers allocations. increase over last year's Gov. Milliken will recommend that difference denied. The officials claim The increases are less than half of appropriations of approximately $5.9 this is a foolish assumption in approximately $78.1 million be the original requests for additional li^it of million. the nation wide tendency for the appropriated to MSU, including support made by the $500,000 for the University last courts to order out-state tuition University law fall. Apparently, the administration The separate increases for each millio differences be eased. 78. 1 school, in his 1973-74 budget address to the legislature this State News learned morning, the Thursday. He will also recommend that $6.5 requested financial increases totaling approximately $16 million. Despite the increases over last year's allocations, several University officials The $500,000 allocation for the law school is over $300,000 less than what the University had requested. Provost medical school were not known, but it is believed that the Medicine will receive College of Human approximately $200,000 less than it requested and million be given to the Agricultural have indicated that MSU will be John Cantlon said earlier this week approximately $250,000 to 300,000 Experiment Station and $5.7 million unable to finance its basic that should the governor will be cut from the University to the Cooperative Extension Service. campus approve the request made for or The expected allocations represent a $7.3 million increase for the campus activities without making changes and readjustments in the internal budgets. University officials also expressed law school funding, it can enrollment and operation in 1974. begin January the College of Osteopathic Medicine. No figures were available for Capital programs, a $400,000 increase for the regret that the budget Milliken's proposals also include (continued on page 17) the michigan Volume 65 Number 101 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Friday, February 9, 1973 erms approved or By THE POW release ASSOCIATED PRESS sometime between Saturday and making propaganda statements over Monday, and that the initial group to North Vietnamese radio. he . , atata. United States and North --J be freed in South Vietnam will But Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. number about 30. Friedheim did not rule out -m have concluded an agreement Asked why the American disciplinary prisoners action against POWs for [the date, sites and number of are not "ratting on being released immediately if comrades" or stealing food from )rican prisoners to be released in an agreement has been concluded one fellow prisoners. ! first group, senior American officia, replied; ..What It is known that the •s in Saigon disclosed Thursday returning POWs think the other -d# had of flny intertJon will be questioned extensively about . . officials who have access to doing anything until the last what went on in the POW camp. The mjnute?" debriefing, designed in large part to of the agreement, would not In Washington, the Defense Dept. shed light on the fate of more than lose its substance. But they announced that no charges will be 1,300 Americans still unaccounted for, cated the release will come filed against the returning prisoners for could well produce information on which to base charges. However, high - ranking Pentagon lawyers refused to answer any ew students questions about possible legal moves against returning POWs who may be suspected of misdeeds while in captivity. bracelets The only POW known to face an nsoner investigation upon his return is Marine Pvt. Frederick L. Elbert Jr., who was nothing. It is a human being's name, I listed as a deserter prior to his turning By DIANE SILVER can't just forget about him and throw up on Hanoi's list of prisoners to be State News Staff Writer it in the basket." released. The Marine Corps says he will For some the waiting is almost over. be carried as a deserter until an Their man has been listed as a prisoner investigation is held to determine the Where will it group of prisoners of war and Is coming home. circumstances under which he released this weekend, ending When she learned her man, Cmdr. disappeared and fell into enemy hands. Many of the patients atthe Ingha.n County Extended Care Facility in Okemos will have to go ng wait of their families and the James Hutton captured in 1965, was During an impromptu news somewhere else to get the long term care who wear POW - MIA bracelets, on the list, Jeanne Woelmor, Monroe conference Thursday, South they need if the county commission follows the recommendations of a not yet released study. The study suggests the few students and local people are freshman, said, "Wow! I was happy!" Vietnamese President Nguyen Van county abandon its care Jng by taking their bracelets off. "This is the best thing about the program there and develop a similar program at another facility. (continued on page 17) POW - MIA bracelet is a metal whole peace plan," said State News photo by Tom Dolan Marilyn celet engraved with the name McManus, Franklin senior. U.S. serviceman who is either a But for others the of waiting may Extended er war or missing in action in never end. Several discrepancies appear facility will close hina. It bears the date he in the lists released by North Vietnam. care was (d or reported missing, Men who were known to be prisoners e people who wear bracelets in North Vietnam were not listed as with the families of the either prisoners prisoners or dead and many e missing say they are waiting missing in action have not been toe men are feel 1 contracted to released," said home to rejoice, wear it until Father John of St. John Student Parish. "If accounted for. How will they feel if they never find out about the man on their bracelet? if county adopts study proposal *Td probably wait a year or so until missing in action I will wear it all Americans are out and the war at By LINDA SANDEL related stories and pictures on page 18. Ingham County Medical Care Fac ility prompted by the approach of the I find out if he is dead alive, an end State New Staff Writer can be justified at the or before taking it off," said present time 1975 federal standards deadline for gas I don't know about standards for care of the elderly by the because of him, I'll Grayum. "I hope he comes back." the absence of othet certification and licensing of elderly About 185 disabled and elderly 1975 deadline. 'earing it." "I don't want to take it off until facilities to provide this care," the care projects. This approval is patients at the The study, which was completed in reasons for wearing bracelets I'm certain I couldn't hear," said Ingham County study states. "On Jan. 1, 1975, the necessary if' the operation is to receive tied. Some say it is a Block. Extended Care Facility, may have to June, 1972, urges the county to close physical plant standards for Nursing protest down funds through the Medicare program. st the Vietnam find other facilities to obtain the the present facility and Homes will be in effect, however." War. Others "I don't want to think about that. I Certification it is a reminder that special encourages the county to seek other depends on the prisoners imagine after I'll take it off. care they need if the county "It is very unlikely that the Ingham remain a year commission facilities to provide an extended care facility's compliance with federal in Vietnam. However, What else I approves County Medical Care Facility will be can do?" said Mary regulations set in 1960. agree it is a personal recommendations made in a not - yet • program. able to maintain certification and and Simpson, East Lansing senior, who "Until 1975, facilities of this type onal matter. released study for the county The home, located on Dobie Road licensure as an extended care facility They cannot forget wears the bracelet of Maj. Robert Dept. of run by state or that Social Services. in Okemos, provides municipal governments man on their bracelet. Dyczkowski missing since 1966. long term medical and skilled nursing facility without The study by Danielson, Schultz care for the are exempt from such rules on the "ear it for a purpose," Susan When they finally take their county's elderly and other making substantial investments in and Co. of Lansing concludes that the grounds that most of them were built m, Ann Arbor senior, said. "I bracelets off most people plan to keep persons suffering from prolonged buildings and furnishings beyond this years before legislation setting the home care facility as illness or disability. date." otionally wrapped up in it. I presently requirements was passed," said Jud "ldn't toss it away as if it meant operated cannot meet federal "The county subsidization of the (continued on page 17) Investigation of the facility was Werbelow, chairman of the Ingham County Board of Social Services charged with running the facility. "A clause allowing the existing Culture operations time to meet was written regulations," into Werbelow new the "Pressure is mounting as we get close standards updated added. to the deadline and we have to start for blacks gain thinking in terms of closing construction or relocation." Recommendations that the facilities close have been forwarded to the commissioners and administrators in social services, David Hollister, popularity, chairman of the county board of use commissioners, said. "We will be meeting in the near future to decide what direction Ingham County's Extended Care Facility will take," he By IRENE EVANS Materials in culture rooms vary added. State News Staff Writer according to the funds the caucus hai Most culture rooms get their funds Upon reaching a decision the The faces of Huey Newton and from residence hall county plans to release the study to governments, the public. Martin Luther King Jr. stare down though some halls, such from posters on the wall. Across the in the as Armstrong Hollister said that some alternative Brody Complex, are self - other than completely discontinuing room, the red, black and green Black supporting. extended care must be found. Nationalist flag hangs. Tiny statuettes The culture room in Holden Hall stand in a glass display case. contains a library of The study suggests that if the purchased and It is the black culture room in donated books, posters, a file facilities' operation is closed down, the Holden Hall and black aides across containing old tests which students county: campus say the black culture can use to which stirred up rooms, study for exams, poetry, •Make only those investments in controversy when pictures, statues and other black buildings for they were first introduced three materials. necessary continuing years patient safety; ago, are being used more and more black students. by "Everything a student needs to study with is here," Marie Roberts, •Make no equipment or furnishing Many black student groups in the black aide of Holden Hall. said. acquisitions except to meet short halls, called caucuses, have been range needs; Students who cannot afford to furnishing the rooms with artifacts, purchase their own subscriptions to books and other materials Culture shift in interest from reflecting a socializing to magazines like "Ebony," "Essence," and "Jet," can find these national •Make every effort to reduce operating costs in keeping with the ,** «ultur. room at McDonel Hall provides students with a place to meet and features serious academic undertakings. magazines in their culture rooms. maximum two - and - one - half year All but three residence future of the present programs; IwV" • Karen"''i00"- Sanders Ha" residents seated from left are: Bonita Johnson. Walter Walker. Kevin Mason - halls Abbott, Yakeley - Gilchrist ~ The black culture room in Holmes Hall contains books purchased with •Attempt to share services with and Cassandra Edmonson. and Mayo -- now have , , _. . black culture Ingham Medical Hospital wherever State News photo by John Dickson rooms. (continued on page 15) possible. Friday, Febri 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan "Uary 9 •9?31 SEECS Groups picket job recruiter T 1 I " ® One member of Bread and Roses, a women s political Recruiting for Wo.rnit ino inh nlimnuini for job placement were Naval u.. 1 summary By ANNETTE HOWARD Weapons Station, Sperry Rand, Motoml rw,« organization, said the group is concerned over Telephone and Electronics and Dow Chemical Members of Crisis in America, Bread and Roses and the Wharton's inaction concerning recommendations made this The group passed out flyers entitled "Do v« Lansing Area Peace Council protested the appearance of past summer by a University committee formed by work for a company like Ford?" The five W>Bt,l recruiters from companies with Defense Dept. contracts at Wharton to investigate MSU involvement in the war. Ford's efforts to increase profits by moving int! ,d68criH . &- the Placement Bureau Thursday. "it ended up a farce," Scott said. '"Diey were forced to and maintaining "a right - wing dictatorshin In the east wing lobby of the Student Services Building, reach conclusions much too soon." kept in power by the U.S. military." '"stalled j the protesters displayed signs and posters depicting various 'One recommendation specifically requested that the Two films shown on the wall outside the p companies' involvement in wars through million dollar university excluding armed forces recruiters and tnose Bureau office: "You Don't Have To Buv War m contracts to build war materials. corporations which produce antipersonnel weaponry irom and the 1971 Detroit "Winter Soldier Investigati '"Smit The idea behind culture rooms is that they are "We want to end all MSU complicity with military and the Placement Bureau, The group and students sat under flags nJL the only things black students have of their own. war - making corporations recruiting on this campus," Lynn "Six months later and there are still war • ma ng wail saying "Jail Wharton for War Crimes" They are little concession to the fact that white Scott, member of Bread and Roses andCWsis in America, corporations recruiting." a member of Crisis in America Piece (divided between ITT, Ford, Dow mZ. ,A'M students have the whole campus. " said. said. and Gulf Oil) in INdochina." ' totol». IBM Emerson Williams The activity ended with a sing - a - long of suoh L Colorado Springs. Colo, sophomore "George Jackson", "Ballad of Ho Chi Minh" See story page 1 PROPOSED CENSURE PLAN Bless Free Enterprise." About two weeks ago, the group 'and staged a similar in the Placement Bureau against recruiters frnm fpr Navy and Marines. mtheAi Congress votes to end strike Striking trainmen shut down the Penn Central railroad Thursday in an attempt to prevent the nation's third largest railroad from reducing train Policy Governance Committee open held and Repas could have The , faculty does not . Some minority corporations recruiters the lobby where the group was "We received many protesting. positive recruiters," Scott said. "They even watcheH soldier Investigation' film and were moved " were st responses from n,„ ™. i " By BECKIE HANES always honor the system of Scott uid future activities indude crews. But Congress moved swiftly, voting to halt which developed and attended and even spoken at the strike for 90 days. DANIEL DEVER approved such a policy last the meeting," Melvin C. not circulating committees documents before conference called "The Empire's New they investigation into American rS "" week. The policy now rests Buschman, chairman of the before the council, Foreign Pblicv" tn k!' ^ A resolution to halt the strike was passed by the State News Staff Writers in the Steering Committee governance committee, said come Bonnen said. Apri, n . 14 They plan to continue * * htL Senate and sent to the House, which accepted it in until the next Academic- Thursday. Copies of the demands on the University to end alf Bob Repas, professor of "This is just another amended form. It was then returned to the Senate, Council meeting in March. proposed policy were Sponsorjng activities and companies, labor and biju industrial ^ „ example of the secrecy at which approved it and sent it to President Nixon. the one faculty The catch is that both the available to people reiations this University," Repas said. The strike affected thousands of passengers in chairmen of the Steering attending the open member on campus who committee meeting Feb. 1. and Academic Governance 16 states and threatened to curtail production in has had the most experience State Senate gets planl Committees refused to Buschman added that it the auto and steel industries. in the area of censure, has been denied the right to see release a copy of the was between Repas and proposed censure policy to James T. Bonnen, chairman a proposed censure policy Repas Thursday, yet a copy of the Steering Committee, that will come before Agnew visits Philippines was readily obtained by the as to whether Repas would Vice President Spiro Academic Council in March. Repas has been the catalyst in developing a State News last week. Repas said Thursday that receive a copy proposed censure policy. "Until it (the proposed of the for '73 - '74 school aid it is impossible for faculty Agnew stops in Manila for censure policy since he was censured by the Academic members to express their policy) is acted upon, it is several hours today to talk Senate Education Council in November 1971, opinions on the policy or not a public document," BY MICHAEL FOX between districts when! with Philippine President for his activity in the release suggest changes to council Bonnen said. State News Staff Writer Committee worked With the mill raises as little as $lol Ferdinand Marcos at a time of the faculty salary list. members in the eight - day The proposed policy Gov. Milliken's plan for governor's staff to revise as much as f"~ between when the 1973 - 74 school aid went details in line with effort. of unusual diplomatic strain In May, 1972, he span defines censure by the proposed policy is released to the state legislature Milliken's plan. A chart between the two countries. introduced a request which council as "a stern prepared I from the Steering statement of disapproval" Thursday in the form of a "I have 20 cosponsors for Bursley's staff indicates! The meeting in Manila was passed by the Academic the bill," Bursley said at a the East Committee and when it and also includes a set of rewritten version of the Lansing $d Senate instructing the provides Marcos with an council to develop a censure comes before the Academic procedures by which the school financing proposal of press conference. "And out district in the current set la Council for a final decision. Gilbert E. of 38 senators, that's pretty year would have n... opportunity to explain recent policy. individual being censured state Sen. "The Governance Bursley, R - Ann Arbor. good." $178 per pupil instead! political developments which The council sent the would have the opportunity Milliken's the $165 per pupil ac led to abandonment of the 26 request to the Academic Committee meeting to present his case. Bursley released Under and Thursday a rewritten Bursley's plan, the state in received under the pi. - year - old, U.S. style version of a school aid plan the next school year would state aid plan, which") presidential system in the which had undergone 10 contribute $18 per pupil for state Supreme Court nil Asian country which has been public hearings throughout every $20 raised by a local unconstitutional most exposed to American the state. The basic concept school district. This would December. of Bursley's original bill guarantee a district $38 An aide influence. coincided with Milliken's revenue from each mill office said the goveratl recommendation for school assessed, equalizing the school aid plan profa financing, but Bursley's disparity in property values would be introduced on!y| Ellsberg evidence barred the Senate, which i hopefully act quickly ond bill. The judge in the Pentagon Papers trial, acting against the government for withholding evidence Sunday Pizza Deal The equal yield id aid plan in 1973 ■ has issued a sanction^ which, in effect, eliminated cost $1.2 billion one espionage count of the indictment against Daniel Ellsberg. Byrne in effect told the prosecution Wednesday "$l"00 on a Varsity Off Actually, Bursl parallels recommendation school aid the g formula | it could not present part of its case against Ellsberg - King 16" implemented over a th because it had not told the court about the (1 item or more) PIZZA. year - period. The first yJ existence of government studies that might have Good with this coupon on ! yL- there would be a 22 i Sunday, Feb. 11, from 5 limit on state equalizati helped the defense. p.m. on § j His ruling forbids the government prosecutor at $38 for each I 11 items to choose from increasing to an equalizati from presenting evidence which would show of $39 on a 25 mill limit possible damage to national security from release 1974 75, and C ^ - Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 5 P.M. of one volume of the Pentagon Papers in evidence. guarantee $40 per pupil 1 mill with no mil limitation in 1975 - 76. | Cypriot leader retained Archbishop Makarios was VARSITY: ?NT $23.00 A •' STERtC per terr $9.50 m proclaimed re-elected Thursday to a third five - year 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 J term as president of Cyprus. In a speech to roaring ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ thousands of his supporters, the black - robed archbishop DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE AND CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES denounced the forces of his rival, Gen. George Grivas, for The cool taste their terrorist tactics and SPRING TERM 1973 chided them contesting the election. for not Courses Not Requiring a Knowledge of a Foreign Language - All Readings, Lectures of the country. Grivas is the underground and Discussions will be in English leader campaigning for Enosis the union of Cyprus with New CLA 302 Greece at any price. Country CLA 353 Cherry New import tax considered CLA 499 President Nixon's administration is reported to FRN343 MASTERPIECES OF FRENCH LITERATURE IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION be considering seriously a special additional tax on (Contemporary works by Camus, Sartre, Malraux, Beckett and lonesco) T T 1030 - 1145 Dr. Joyaux imports to prod reluctant trade partners into early general negotiations on trade as well as monetary FRN 481H problems. The United States wants to talk about the whole LTN4Z7 - 1130 1220 Dr. Matzke complex of exchange rates, trade and capital movements at once. ROM 212 The new mention of an import surcharge came against the background of gloomy trade balance ROM 312 predictions and waves of selling that battered the dollar on the European markets and were ROM 499 y and Paradise) T T 1030- 1145 continuing Thursday. !: Contemporary Literature of F Group to support OEO -iterature 8< Thought) M W F 300-350 or. Porter i Music, Painting, A citizen coalition is rounding up support for a ROM 499 SPECIAL PROJECTS (sec 5) (The Films of court fight against President Nixon's antipoverty - 430 (Discussion) T T 700 930 PM Truftaut, Resnals end Godard) W 300 - (Proiections) Dr. Donohoe program. The National Assn. for Community ROM 499 ; Development bases its case on a study by the Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO) which SPN 326 s impact in the U.S.) T T 1030 - shows that community action agencies mobilized $1.3 billion to aid the poor. SPN 343 MASTERPIECES OF LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE IN ENGLISH The Nixon proposal to dismantle OEO said that TRANSLATION (Readings taken from such major , others) M W F 910 - 1000 Dr. Lockert " Borges, Fuentes and< is Hie wine you drink when you're thirsty the community - action programs had done little to relieve poverty. n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 9, 1973 3 1 Navy fighter crash kills 7 in apartment building ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) with the Pacific Fleet, said Alameda County Deputy Thursday to fly to — Searchers have found i n v esti gators were certain Chief Coroner Roland W. California as they awaited seven bodies in the Ward did not eject before Prahl said many of the word on their son's fate, smoldering rubble of an the crash. He said they victims may have been "Flying was his whole life," apartment building found in the rubble his totally consumed. Ward said of his son. destroyed when a Navy ejector seat handle and a Ward's parents, Mr. and fighter jet smashed into it. dyemarker pilots use to aid Mrs. H.E. Ward of Cary. The pilot was married Fire Chief Ernest rescuers in locating them in N.C., were preparing and had 1 a - year - old son. Servente said Thursday that the water. as many as 40 people may Collins said he could have died in the disaster. He neither confirm nor deny based his estimate on reports that the plane was reports that 42 to 45 persons were in the open - on fire just before the crash. Eyewitnesses reported Waste C courtyard building at the seeing only a very few time. occupants escape the loses At least 17 persons were building before it exploded, injured. The A7 Corsair attack sending flames and smoke several hundred feet into ass plane clipped one apartment the night sky. building Wednesday night Fiery debris and jet fuel Linda Susan Carter was someone to replace Sue," and then plunged through dismissed Friday from her Moore said. Scene of havoc the roof of the four story- spread the flames to two adjacent apartment duties as assistant to Mark the He added that replacement for the job 27 - unit Tahoe Apartments. Rosenhaft, Waste Control will take some time and that buildings, where at least 17 „ dig into rubble of an apartment house in background badly damaged after a Navy fighter plane Navy Cmdr. William D. persons were reported Authority director. it will be difficult to find ineda, Calif. Thursday, searching for victims. The crashed into the structure. Collins, public affairs officer injured with bums and Carter said she was someone as effective as ■rtment house was destroyed and others in AP wirephoto lacerations. considered a bad match for Carter was. the job by Rosenhaft. As Marines, firemen and "I was told I didn't have The loss of Carter has volunteers wearing asbestos lenate the educational background meanwhile put extra eases ru suits probed the wreckage with rakes and axes, police cordoned off a two - block for the job and that the job required more experience," burdens on Moore who says he depended on her to help him with his reponsibilities. she said. area and warded off looters slated news reporting, 1 CAROL THOMAS them. The press is allowed the loosened rules, and want who they said were reported Carter said she was hired Rosenhaft said the reason passed the rule in December in the House of for Carter's dismissal was te News Staff Writer the original free access seizing television sets and by the authority on a asking that the press be Representatives at all times the termination of a i correspondents in forced to stay in glass arrangement back. other valuables from the less temporary hourly basis. during sessions. "It's not temporary job appointment. ■jchigan Senate now enclosed press boxes instead everything we - severely damaged Fred w Robert Berg, wanted," Hohensheli said. Moore, Buchanan aik across the of having free access to the Sen. Robert VanderLaan, Lansing buildings. senior and student Carter was active in the floor while the R ■ Kentwood, introduced bureaus chief for United "Individuals will have to entire Senate chamber. appointee to the authority, recycling programs, project I js in session — but the Press International, said his make their own decisions." resolution Thursday Reporters refused said Carter's dismissal from I get to the press box. obey the rule, and instead to after a Wednesday Senate reaction to the change would Elections the authority will be "a "Pitch In," and did much of the ground work and Republican caucus agreed depend on how the rules Only a few of the Capitol seated themselves in the enforced. Don great loss to ecological research for programs the ■ Senate unanimously that the floor access rules were newspeople have occupied balcony with visiting tours. Hohensheli, president of the The ASMSU board projects on campus." authority is active in. n a resolution were too strict. the recently remodeled Informally, news people decided Tuesday that jay rescinding part of said they would stay in the Capitol Correspondents Assn., said the Capitol news press boxes while most are elections for the student "Rosenhaft will have a Back Again |t rule barring the press But many newsmen said holding out in favor of free big job trying to find balcony until the Senate board will be held during they are still unhappy with people would meet early access rules. allowed them free access to spring term registration I the floor during the floor. March 12 -16 and March 26 Under the old and 27. MD urges easing rule, bspondents now may le press boxes at the | of the Senate reporters were allowed to walk onto the floor during the session to talk with Unit postpones action Petitioning for board positions will open Feb. 19 and close March 2. Petitions Of abortion rules through both LONDON legislators or walk across the must include at least 15 (AP) Lid |3 rear doors of the Britain's population rould floor. A newer rule, passed valid signatures of voters flowed ) Previously, they to enter only doors near the in December, telephone conversations the made on discrimination rule from the candidate's college with their student numbers. be stabilized quickly w. th a liberal abortion policy, Dr. Michael only contact with a senator Recommendation the ASMSU recommends that Smith, chief es. on "unreasonably" deny rights members of the city more than 15 signatures be medical officer of the correspondents during sessions. city's proposed sexual because of age, sex or sexual council, the city manager, included tecause petitions Family Planning Assn., I the resolution a Capitol (eportfQk^aifl ttu; „ oriented antidiscrimination orientation. county commissioners and cannot be returned once wrote in the medical 1 surrender in the December rule hampered ordinance were postponed Another proposal would other interested and submitted. newspaper Pulse. Iversy that iias been their newsgathering efforts. Wednesday night by the make the opportunity to knowledgeable parties Some correspondents also Human Relations obtain employment without Ig for two months, said the rule made it too Commission because enough discrimination a civil right. concerned with the center (tors, miffed by what members were not present meet within the next 10 The State News is published by the students of ■ailed inaccurate and easy for senators to elude Some discussion centered days to discuss the center's Michigan State University every class day during Fall, to vote. on the placement of the request. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Only five of the necessary word "unreasonable" in the six members were present to Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a proposed amendments. )es threate vote on the amendments to the city code. amendment would make it One Daniel C. Learned, city attorney, said the word was used because some special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan the Human Relations situations may arise where THE lhts Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Commission's "to meas duty promote amicable relations the council or the Human Relations Commission may WEATHERYANE Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. among the various racial, feel it appropriate to Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services 1HINGT0N - The amendment has developed lights amendment — iroposed 27th in some states, and several groups, such as the Stop cultural, age, sexually oriented groups sex and discriminate on the basis of age, sex or sexual orientation. 3rd Annual Bldg., Michigan State University, Michigan, 48823. East Lansing, within the community." "By Jment to the U.S. s in trouble ERA Committee and Happiness of Women are The remainder of defines that the putting the word unreasonable in there, I still feel like a second ■ class Gambler's Phones: |y be defeated. Je last two weeks, six spearheading a national campaign against it. commission's other duties. Another amendment citizen," Don Gaudard, Gay Liber a Sale News/Editorial Classified Ads 355-8252 355-8255 ■ have voted against 353-6400 Display Advertising "ication ent, which would of the The intensity and effectiveness of the would make it contrary to public policy "for any representative, said, The commission said it 4€a/.ofi Business Office Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 eaual rights for opposition initially caught person to deny any other hopes to act on the 353-8700 ERA adocates by surprise, person the enjoyment of his proposals at its next Campus Information I in two of the 25 Now they are braced for a c'v'' rights because of meeting, full - scale battle to win religion, race, color or [which have approved ratification national origin, or Funding requests by the JACOBSON'S WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT Nebraska and Drug Education Center were UNTIL NINE strong efforts to . also considered. The I ratification have commission approved a 'P. Iporters of the Come on out and motion by commission member Clinton Cobb that Idment, which is fly known as ERA, ie ' to be optimistic necessary 38 states Gig at the Gables to ratify. Some are ^Predicting i will occur that this Sunday Nite Take a break from midterms : and listen to 2 ! amendment has Bands: one of (years to pass 1979 - but the ■ters feel that it ■trouble if ratification 1 completed - until may this year, ; them is "Rock and theSharks" out of Detroit (50's & 60's music) ;! No Cover-starts at 9 PM Mb .The original land-grant tavern • gent opposition to the THINK SPRING! THINK SPRING BREAK!! WALK A LITTLE HIT TALLER Stop in and see our new in Rossi's moccasin toe patent |Pr'ng selection of Fashionable Footwear leather slipon with a tie-off tassel, ■"eluding styles by: slightly higher covered heel, tonite and neat manly styling to coordinate Bass, Bort, Carleton, Latina, with a man's leisure wardrobe. Bear Trap, Sandler, Moxees, & beige, navy. S2H. 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Grand River, East Lansing -editorials TOM WICKER Quality edu Implied powers political fact, however, Nixon is appropriated, local policies without hence left legislated h legally to Milliken hopes the incentive of In (C) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE the political and constitutional resort practice. to accepted constitutional Agriculture Secretary Butz, for resting his case on public necessity, which is no doubt considerable, but which is also a dangerous doctrine to The governor's "equal yield struggle now developing between invoke in constitutional matters. formula" for primary and this program will spur Detroit example, has announced that all At a recent news conference, for had the chance to voters to raise their millages to Congress and President Nixon on the appropriated funds for the Rural fight 'in r l secondary education is a serious question of his right to refuse to spend Environmental Assistance Program example, Nixon said he had an against the actual annJl^ attempt to please the public, the the 22 mills maximum for state appropriated funds, the danger is that have been impounded and the program "absolutely clear" constitutional right funds this year. Pr,afionJ aid. the President is largely right on the terminated. He and Nixon no doubt to impound appropriated funds when courts and the governor's own The formula is complex but issue and may therefore seem to be have what they consider good reasons their expenditure would cause a rise in Fearing he would lose personal convictions. . refused the message behind it is clear. As right on the principle. to kill this program; but accepted prices or taxes. Whether the right is all even to all« ' The public demand is to have Nixon stated in his Inaugural The issue is not to be downgraded. practice heretofore would have been for that clear' is questioned by many; but authorization among Z* ■ the right of equal education that certain poor school districts such message. Gov. Milliken is saying Holding down prices and taxes is one of Nixon's aims in reducing the rise in Nixon to ask Congress to repeal it, or to appropriate no more funds. Has he if it exists it can't be ascribed to a nonexistent constitutional duty falling although involved doing so would spending a dim/11! noS as Detroit cannot afford. The courts are demanding that state citizens that government will help those who first help Federal spending; there may be other ways to achieve that aim but few will the right, not before claimed, to by executive fiat a end ligislative policy, on the president to hold down prices or taxes. This is a momentary either would later have had to reduce or refuse the state o re!? ' .jli subsidizing of education must themselves. He .expressed dispute its importance. Nixon is right, moreover, in either because it would be more efficient to do it that way or because public necessity which is being adduced to justify an expansion of the any funds that might appropriated. That uifijl k?lyi remain within the boundaries of displeasure with voters in certain contending that Congress has no "'mPlied" the state and federal cities who have failed to increase functioning machinery, and has never Congress might refuse to do as he recommended? President's constitutional limits. Again, in the case of the Water can power to become the impound "implied" 1 1 J constitution. The governor's own their millages at election time. displayed the willpower or political to set and keep an The administration seems to be Pollution Control Act, Nixon refused allocate to the states $6 billion set aside legislative effect overriding enact£jl personal convictions seem to be The days of the complete state courage, arguing that the impoundment power to Congress's economically sensible spending ceiling of the veto. It is the telling him that even though the takeover are through, he seems — much less to balance spending is implied in the president's duty to "take care that the laws be faithfully authorized by Congress. Ziegler and the Budget Bureau have Ronald process by which implied same 2 p0we«J state should and must contribute to imply. priorities within such an over • all executed" — a strange claim from a pointed out that funds to meet the work toward the to better educational The message is clear also in limit. Presidents have been doing the "strict constructionist" President. In authorization have not been President at home. ' ^ that he refuses to let the state budgetary job mostly from necessity, opportunities, it is still the primary responsibility of local bail out school districts which not in an egregious usurpation of congressional power. districts to meet the local are having a rough time Congress, moreover, has often been demands. financially. The governor claims the offender rather than the offended. The formula is an attempt to that if you bail out one, you If, for example, a president were end the inability and sometimes have to bail out the others. impounding money appropriated to double the size of the Air Force to the stubbornness of local units to Though the argument ignores the build a full scale ABM system, some provide equal, quality education. importance of Detroit to the - now criticizing Nixon would be Faced wi^ voters who refuse to state, it is comforting to out - backing him to the hilt. In fact, state voters who feel they are not pass additional millages, the congressional excess on military governor's program will give getting enough for their taxes. spending in the past years was a major incentive to voters to raise their Most important is the fact that reason why presidential impoundments came to be more millages. The principal target of the governor's plan will rid the frequent. this formula is Detroit where, for system ot the old discriminatory It is one thing, however, lor a example, voters have defeated 11 funding system. This should president to act essentially out of 13 millage elections in the please everyone including the defensively against a specific last 10 years. The millage in governor himself. The state has congressional policy he thinks unwise, done its share. Now it's up to the particularly in the case of an item Detroit is only 15.5, ranking it appropriation he could not veto 10 mills below the state average. local districts. without vetoing an entire appropriations bill — and even in that limited case his constitutional authority seems never to have been fully tested. It is quite another thing for a president to use the impoundment of appropriated funds offensively or aggressively — as Nixon now is doing — to change the whole direction of government and to nullify POINT OF VIEW Greeks avoid coalition four votes have been split up as many student interaction. Hopefully, the plans By DAVE WESTOL people whom Braden would lik President, Intel-fraternity Council times as they have been cast together. round 'n'round arguments that often believe, see replaced voted for histl This may be attributed to a lack of characterize meetings are genuine to Washington — not out of politn I felt it necessary to reply to the business which directly affects the differences of opinion by people who sympathy but from a sense of to article on the proposed ASMSU Greek system, but it also points out represent their individual colleges or following allocation of funds to I "takeover" featured in the State News that we vote as representatives of groups. Student Mobilization Committee. Jan. 29, not only in reference to some | of the facts and quotes but to the colleges and not or major governing groups, bloc. I don't know who is talking I don't like to be typecast ij as a coalition, but it ain't me, babe. IFC moderate • conservative. ; philosophy of one Dana Braden as Two of my officers attended the has one seat and one vote, and that's like reading that my vote has li well. Tuesday meeting. Unfortunately, I had me, and I will continue to vote for the confiscated by a "coalitio| To begin with, the idea of a prior committment with ASMSU. 1,100 Greek men I represent, and not a especially when I told both p coalition of the Greeks and the Apparently I missed quite a dynamic the coalition or anybody else. If there involved that I wasn't interested J Coalition for Responsible Action may gathering. After talking with one of is a "gentlemen's agreement," it exists involved. look good on paper — but that's the the Interfraternity Council (IFC) exec in Braden's imagination. It takes two Anyway, Braden, can you in only place. There are four Greek members who attended, who was not to coalition, and I wish to point out to what life would be like if we wi individuals ASMSU, and if some in impressed with the coalition, I wasn't on Braden and John Lindstrom that my moderate - conservative? Every kidf - depth reporting would have been particularity bummed that I couldn't approval, and just as importantly my the block would be wearing a U Speaking of 'Shield Laws'. done it would have revealed that these make it. However, the "informed vote, are not represented. Maddox wristwatch, Spiro sources" have somehow made a would be arrested for defense of® decision for me and publicized it. IFC is pushing for more Greek speech and inciting to riot, and I classified advertising manager; Bervin A coalition, regardless of makeup, representation on ASMSU. So is the spend every Tuesday evening trying Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, would make ASMSU into a bigger coalition which is fine. If they can decide whether wing - tips or pel editoi office manager. rubber stamp. I would rather have the organize and work hard enough to gain loafers would go better with then Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Members of the ooard of directors: Vic present makeup, and argue for two or a controlling vote, then they've earned flannel suit I wear to ASMj three hours every week — I'm speaking that control, and will perhaps wake up Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice meetings, and if a snap o sports editor. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary of healthy debate and not petty some of the apathetic student vote in noticeable on a tab collar shirt. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, ;e Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. bickering — than belong to a remote the process. If Greek and the coalition I fail to see a political machine4 control body that doles out monies to .lorelli, asst. advertising hide is, circulation manager. manager; Al representatives vote the same way, caucus looming up after Wednesdr the "right" people according to what that's fine too, but based on past election. In addition to myself, ItM The Michigan State News is a seven-tin the "coalition" says. ASMSU has experience this would be due to the other Greeks on ASMSU | recipient of the Pacemaker Award f' outstanding journalism. much room for improvment, which agreement of opinion rather than the continue to vote as they, and no will have to come from leadership and result of a bloc vote. Several of the "coalition," see fit. And rightly so. ■ vaccine hadn't been researched and beseech you to find an MSU student While Lincoln was certainly not the Two Animals To the Editor: This letter is in response to Ronald tested on these animals years ago? Beckwith is to be commended for his compassionate interest in these animals, but perhaps he should extend who has not had to clamour out of bed in the middle of the night to the loud clang of the alarm system. The point of all this is not to lay infallible and totally noble popular idolatry has made him, one figure that still hesitates to rank Nixon with him. Nixon's consistent disregard of ethical Parking/o| To the Editor: As a staff member, I pay $l8,l | B. this feeling to all animals - and blame on any particular individual or principles, his preoccupation with Beckwith, kennelman for the for the privilege of parking on car- Ingham County Humane Society. He include the human animal. group but rather to show that appearance over substance, his Dolores "antisocial" behavior seems to be an contempt for constitutional principles, This money, I am told, is to p« was quoted in last Friday's State News O'Bryant the maintenance of the parkinsi as saying, "Putting a TV broadcasting clerk unfortunate byproduct of the human and his instinctive playing to the worst germ, disease or roads. B sure fl | Cents virus in the animals is wrong. ... infect an animal just to test drugs and Why Feb.5,1973 species and not just Greeks. fears of the electorate hardly make him one of the great presidents. and seem But Lot to receive any attention. During the Christmas break an serums?" He disagrees with the whole Jay Schadler If Lincoln exemplified what the St. Joseph junior major snow storm, this lot w 1 concept of using animals for research, maintaining that animals are similar to Antisocial Ann Beal Republican party could be in the 19th centtury, Nixon demonstrates what it has become today. cleared at all and cars turned to ICC,T driving through to exi 1 people and should be treated with Grand River would get stucK To the Editor: i«| Worth kindness. Well, I personally disagree with Beckwith's whole concept! If animals I am writing in regard to an article published in the State News Feb. I Annandale, Va. Feb.2,1973 John E. Mclntyre Klizaville, Ky. senior Feb. 6, 1973 holes in the road and could no thus jamming up traffic. "j L This lot is used as an entran ■ are not used to test these concerning the so called "anti social" new behavior exhibited by some of our exit for cars that do not par ■ vaccines, serums, and drugs, what is all The State News welcomes letters. They must be going to be used stuffed pillows? It may surprise Beckwith to know fraternities on campus. I am prompted to write this letter, not because I wish Chiseled lot. Something (gates?) about this as it is a should i« hazard r«J typed on a 65 space line and that the majority of research animals to show any justification for these wanting to move into f To the Editor: parking spaces. double spaced. Letters must are fed better, live in cleaner, more pranks, but only to crititicize the I do not think that we need to 1 This lot has. not beenn n be signed and should comfortable environments and obvious one-sidedness of the article. are contemplate chiseling President at least four years and no ■ include hometown, student, treated much kinder than "much loved pets" in the many To illustrate this bias, one need only Nixon's features into Mt. Rushmore been painted to indicate r- faculty or staff standing, average look as far as the nearest dorm. Since because Lincoln's father was a farmer spaces for two years. () American household! when, may I ask, have these pranks and Nixon's a gasoline pumper. When local phone number and Where is my money g<»«8- Beckwith is certainly entitled to his been confined only to the Creeks. It is history does evaluate Nixon, I hope local address. No unsigned' own personal opinion, but perhaps he I am supposed to have on foolish and absurd to criticize the the job will be done more competently lunch but I do not dare letters will be accepted, but should find out a few other opinions fraternities when the exact same things than Chris Danielson did in his article. rno,^ the State News will on the subject. Let him ask the mother as no space will be av' withhold author's name in who has just found out her child is occur daily in residence hall conplexra. It might be an interesting Serious historical evaluation does parking if I leave for Just.jh°cars| extreme cases. Letters may dying of leukemia, the man who has to experience The spaces are taken up for the author to take a Saturday not consist of drawing superficial graduate stickers (which co ■ be edited for clarity and tell his family he is in the early stages morning stoll through a residence hall parallels. We can no more evaluate conciseness so that more of cancer, the person who has a rare faculty / staff stickers) or car. after a Friday night kegger; windows President Nixon in terms of stickers at all. bone disease - why not ask them if we letters can be should stop testing these new vaccines broken, walls permanently marred and Danielson's criteria than we can ElizabethW accommodated. Letters will wall paper torn, lounge furniture evaluate President Kennedy in terms Senior clerk '1 and drugs on animals? Doesn't he not be edited for content. destroyed, ceilings in the elevator of those lists of coincidences between Jaunita w realize how many people would be lobbies knocked out, the list is endless. Lincoln and Kennedy which had a Senior clerk'1 crippled or dead today if the polio And as for pulling fire Feb. 5- 'I alarms, I vogue several years ago. ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 9, 1973 5 (JESBURY by Garry Trudeau POINT OF VIEW SN staffer accused of fraud By DANA D. BRADErt "Adams," or Lindstrom, further by first implicating Dave Westol, continued his fraud by stating he was a Interfraternity Council president, in President, Coalition for conservative moderate who wanted the fictitious Responsible Action - conspiracy. Those to help out. At that point, I told this students who have met Westol know State News writer that he that he is a fair and intelligent Among the various State News might help person by working for the two Coalition for who would not jeopardize the Greek reporters, one deserves special attention for his Responsible Action candidates in the system by involving the Greeks in any unusually Jan. 31 special election. I also told him underhanded journalism. This reporter shady deals. used fraudulant two Greeks were running in this techniques to obtain Also, Lindstrom implies that Wayne information and then had the gall to special election, and that many Greeks Rodgers was elected to represent the fabricate a conspiracy of "conservative (excluding Ed Grafton) agree with the College of Agriculture by simply being - moderate and Greek students." moderate platform of the coalition. written in by his fraternity brothers. I speak of John Lindstrom, a State Finally, I told Lindstrom that I This is so far from the truth that News staff writer who called me on expected the Greeks to continue to Lindstrom must have been really high Jan. 26, and stated he was Jim Adams, take an active interest in student when he dreamed this one up. There a junior in communications. Further, elections as they have in social causes are he stated how angered he was at a such as blood drives. But Lindstrom's so many non - fraternity agriculture majors who voted that it typical State News editorial in which other allegations concerning the would have been Ron Wahula and impossible for I were attacked. coalition are solely the products of his Rodgers to have won without these JOHN LINDSRTOM fertile imagination. Let me mention a few of the blatant lies that Lindstrom non - Greeks voting for him. passed on to the students in a Now we should ask the question deliberate attempt to discredit the why the State News editors allow such 'Fraud' revealed moderate coalition and the Greeks. a First, Lindstrom stated that there is "gentleman's agreement" between the Interfraternity Council and the garbage to be printed and allow their reporters to fraudulently obtain news stories. First let thing: that the us be clear campus editor on one and I that one gets to read such rare printed and said "You printed for office in the special ASMSU coalition that they will work together , editor in chief, John Borger, were both \ tripe as Dana Braden's point il, But as to my use of a everyting I told you." Is Braden now election, along with two independents. on the ASMSU elections and on board informed of the immoral, fraudulent attacking me. His point of psuedonym telling us that I printed all the "lies" One Greek and one coalition candidate politics. No such agreement is or ever action by their agent, Lindstrom. It K it wasn't so pathetic, might being unethical, I feel no moral or he told me; did win. Also Braden told me he has been made. The coalition exists on would be wise for MSU students to Tr have been funny. ethical qualms about my action. At Every fact I wrote in that story was thought his candidate could win with campus in order to let the moderate remember when reading State News the time I felt is was (en claims that his point of view warranted, (well, exactly as I got it from Braden and my 60 votes; Dale Braun was elected with majority of students have a voice in stories what John Borger told me, ittempt to bring certain "facts" he obviously wasn't me if he knew 1 was a going to talk to other confidential sources in the 61. students affairs. The coalition "There isn't any code of ethics." For ■ me, and my article on the reporter), and if Coalition for Responsible Action. Now what will happen in the spring represents moderate students of all the protection of innocent people ft,n for Responsible Action - I ever thought the situation warranted Braden called the Coalition for election is anyone's guess, but it majors, races and party affiliations there should be a code of ethics Eternity Council before the it again I would still use a psuedonym. Responsible Action - Interfraternity should be interesting to know that who want: 1) a responsible fiscal barring lying and fraud by the State But let's face it. If Braden was policy for ASMSU, 2) allocation of News. Otherwise, how can student 1 What his point of view actually Council coalition a "gentleman's Braden told me that the Coalition for Bourse, is nothing more than an willing to give me all my information, agreement," not I. It was he who said Responsible Action might want "Jim ASMSU funds for activities that will groups such as the Greeks, ASMSU Ere and infantile effort to save when I posed as a conservative, then Wayne Rodgers was elected by only Adams" to run for the College of benefit all students and not for and the coalition obtain a fair public ■ libeling me. he was quite his fraternity brothers, not I. It was he partisan and special interest groups, 3) hearing? obviously willing to give Communications representative. ■if Braden wants the facts before it to any conservative. So 1 didn't steal who described the a registration check off on-coming Greek Braden says in his point of view that policy for the I have tried to point out in this pic, very well, let the facts be information, I only printed common Coalition for Responsible Action I sought to hind the Coalition for ASMSU tax, 4) increased letter the lies that were the basis for knowledge that the conservatives "takeover." It was not the product of Responsible Actic ( aims. I do not. If communication between the ASMSU shared or had access to. my virile, the student boc ' wants to elect board and the student body and 5) a Lindstrom's "expose" as well as clarify i of all I did indeed use the ("fertile," indeed). Get your sexual tenses conservatives and Greeks into office, moderate voice in student affairs that the coalition platform. But finally, we Lym "Jim Adams" when I right, Braden, Now, if my story was indeed imagination. then let them. emphasizes fair and equal dealings as moderate students should recognize Kned Braden on Wednesday, It doesn't matter nothing but lies and fabrications then But. if my story was to me who is elected by the with all students and student groups. the dangerous monopoly of view that ■ursday, Braden, really. . .), Jan. they are lies and fabrications Braden nothing but people, the State News represents. Lindstrom lies, they're accurate ones. So far all but it does concern me that the people These goals of the coalition would be Irfso said I was a conservative dreamed up. The public should know, jeopardized and the people responsible for that was supposed to happen, has. at least know who they are electing. by an alliance or printing j who supported his activities and I defy Braden to deny it, that he Two Greeks and two Coalition for To push a conservative — Greek "gentleman's agreement" with his garbage are deliberately attempting any ■mthen on Braden talked a blue telephoned me after the story was student to slur the Greeks and the coalition Responsible Action candidates did run machine, or any other political organization and would be by machine, into office with inconsistent with our philosophy of trying to deceive MSU students into full knowledge of the people is representing the moderate majority of believing that subversive elements are r OF VIEW To try to hide it from the people is one thing. students. at work trying to take over ASMSU. Their tactics, which included lying, quite another. In an effort to hinder our aims subversion and fabrications, far exceed Just thing. Along with [oca/ one more Lindstrom has attempted to scare need the bounds of responsible journalism. courts calling my story lies Braden also called it a and fabrications fantasy. I would suggest that the only fantasy involved MSU students into thinking that the coalition and the Greeks will take over The State News had better wake up to the fact that the students at MSU wish the ASMSU board if students don't the State News would confine its in this issue is Braden's fantasy about lefore vote against the moderate candidates. doesstate there being a conservative - moderate majority of students on campus. Lindstrom extremes in his went to even further conspiracy allegations opinions to the editorial page and would themselves. kee By JOSEF M. BRODER would yield comparable results. One such rule change took I Public Affairs Management graduate student place in 1969 in courts of limited jurisdiction, where justices of the peace were replaced by a near state wide lent editorial in this paper suggests that the state of - system of district courts. Four years later, we are still li increase its financial support to the local judicial able to measure the full not ■ The main argument concerns a lack of funds at the impact of this reorganization. ■el. with this shortage being responsible for the poor To increase state financing of the local courts will mean a n this state. Let me point out that little data is further loss of control by the local areas of the judicial 1 the costs of justice at the local level and process. Many localities look upon this proposal with I in this area is virtually nonexistent. The cause - disfavor, not because they want local control for its own Relationships of such a proposal may prove to be sake, but because they fear an unfavorable redistribution of pculation. the costs of justice. Before any such proposal is made, a careful evaluation should be made on who will benefit and te the state injects millions of scarce dollars into its who will lose from such a program. The State News Treat may led judicial system, research needs to be done on not care who pays for justice, but I'm sure that the local ious alternative programs or rule changes which communities do. You've waited long enough! BOTTOM BARGAIN Quick, Quality Pizza Now you can gel more FAST, FREE, Delivery new car for |gs§ mone^! J ON CAMPUS CALL OFF CAMPUS CALL How? By financing it with a 10% new car loan from your credit union. This is a new, lower rate to help you get more new car for your money. And 10% is a true annual percentage rate. There are no hidden or extra charges. 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But from 5 p.m. Firefighter Beasley is one runs when he is not ladders and hydrant State News Staff Writer to 7 a.m., Beasley's of 40 volunteers the attending classes at MSU or hookup. department can call to working part - time at At the end of training, a From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. professional identity can on supplement its 13 full time Meijer's Thrifty Acres. "small but smoky" fire is Monday through Friday, switch at a moment's notice • Dan Beasley is a young asst. as he waits on call as a firemen. He said his friends are ignited in an asbestos - professor in the Dept. of volunteer at the Lansing Volunteers have the same more impressed with his walled room so the new responsibilities as full - time rent free status than by his recruit can evaluate his AudioJogy and Speech Township Fire Dept. - firemen, from the exciting to the mundane, Beasley explained. They all carry job as a volunteer fireman. Woodruff said he heard of the live - first in reaction under stress, Elliott said. Volunteers are paid $4.50 IS* Ik, ' the hose up the ladder to a program for a student for the first hour of work in « second story, rescue trapped volunteer fireman when he a fire call, and $2.50 for victims from a burning voted at the station in the each additional hour. The building and even polish the spring presidential primary time scale covers the trucks when they return to H e moved in last moment he leaves his home LEGISLATION TO EXEMPT food and medicine from until he leaves the station the station, he said. September. Since that time, the state sales tax has been D-Detroit. introduced in the state House of Representatives by state Rep. Casmer P. Ogonowski, a Beasley, who underwent 66 - hour training program Woodruff estimated that he has gone on about 30 fire after cleaning up. They are also provided with insurance IRE DEFT and attends refresher drills runs. coverage while on the job. Taxes on food and medicine total over 30 per cent of the Elliott noted that sales tax collected by the state, Ogonowski said. "This bill is aimed at relieving the burden of people who twice a month, said he was surprised at the skills "You always wonder what's waiting for you at volunteer firemen are the backbone of Michigan fire a,iici "* volunteers are expected to the other end — if it's a big are living on fixed incomes and particularly those with large learn. or a small fire, or if anyone departments, which families," he said. employs more volunteers A BILL WHICH would require third party candidates for "My concept was, if they needs rescuing," he need me, they'll call me, but explained. "But you realize than professional firemen. elective office in Michigan to meet filing deadlines now set for major party candidates was introduced Thursday in it is much that," he said. more formal than it's a potential life and death matter, and that The full - time - volunteer combination found in Volunteer the state House of Representatives. smaller cities and townships Dick Woodruff, Jackson senior, works as a volunteer fireman for the i Since Beasley works at sobers you up some." "Under present Michigan law third party candidates can wait to file until after the August primary had decided the the University during the "I've never lost anyone is only one firefighting Township Fire Dept. In turn for his help, Woodruff receives rent free housi a"!'n' two major party candidates," state Rep. Michael Dively, day, he is on call for the yet," he added. Larry Elliott, training approach, he said. fire station. Besides his fire work and being a student, he works part • time ,IK' at ^ R-Traverse City, who is sponsor of the bill, said. * * * night shift, and is available from 5 p.m. to 7 a.m. "365 instructor for the volunteers State N«w* Photo bv John Dick,!1 EAST LANSING RECEIVED nearly $142,000 from the days a year." He is requested to inform the and a volunteer himself, explained that all volunteers TREND RECOGNIZED NOW state Motor Vehicle Fund in the last three months of 1972, station whenever he will be are requested to attend the State Highway Director John P. Woodford said in a away from home for more four - month training statement released Thursday. The amount was almost $15,000 more than the city received during the same period in 1971. The state collected more than $1.4 million, 12.4 per cent more than in collected in 1971. than 24 hours, he said. "I go when I'm called, no matter what," he said. "I've even had to leave dinner session. The four - month period covers every aspect of a fireman's job, including hose practices, first aid, fire Female drinking cited Woodford attributed the increases to a 31 per cent parties to answer a call." By LAURA MILLER drink, she said, but in the people. lives to "Alcoholism has deny the« increase in the collection of license plate fees from October Beasley has been a State News Staff Writer country club set, it is no of a problem. volunteer fireman since acceptable for women to regard for social status," One of the most through December. 'The problem of attending graduate school in Group to draft alcoholism among women is drink as much as men. Garrison noted. "You'll find ways to determine eft6 CENTRAL UNITED METHODIST pfi^recycle Dlinois. His career had a rather undramatic start. issue platform receiving increasing recognition in recent years, While many doctors say there is only one woman housewives, professors, secretaries and business men person is an alcoholic ask, "Have you evertrii i "I was just riding my bike alcoholic to every four men, who have because the female drinker drinking stop drinking," past the fire station one experts believe the problems." Across from the capltol day"' he said, "and wanted for convention is becoming more socially some said. Sermon — visible, Anne Garrison, figure is much higher. 'The social drinks "Putting Reverance to show my wife the fire The committee which is Women are able to conceal a Garrison said alcoholism Into Life" professor of business law, say "no" because he | truck. One thing led to problem at home, but a man is one of the most had the reason to by Dr. Lyman UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN planning a convention to said Wednesday. Services at 9:45 and CHURCH another, and the next thing draft an issues platform for In the past, it was socially must try to hide it from an widespread and universally drinking. The alcoholi I knew, there I was up on a the East Lansing City accepted diseases. It is a 11:00 a.m. 310 N. Hagadorn unacceptable for a woman employer, they say. the other hand, ladder fighting fires." Council primary in August "Men also lead more disease combination of Church School Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Jackson senior Dick to admit being an alcoholic, vehemently claim be 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 Worship 10:45 a.m. will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday Garrison said at the fifth public lives and do their allergy and addiction, she stop drinking any til Nursery Available 332-5193 332-3035 Woodruff is also a volunteer in Parlor C of the Union. said, which not be discussion on "What Every drinking in bars where can wants to," she said. at the Lansing Township Formed several weeks wished away or resolved by 485-9477 Free Transportation Woman Needs to Know." everyone can see them," fire station. He lives rent - Garrison said. will power. There is no The best curative ago, the group, Convening They were able to hide a < free in the fire station in Committee for a Some experts predict known cause or cure. for alcoholics is i return for answering fire drinking problem and were EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY Convention for a there are nearly as many From personal people with the diset peoples less likely to be sent for Responsible Council, has female alcoholics as males. knowledge, Garrison said, said, and that is help because many drank Alcoholics at M.S.U. extended an open invitation during the day when their There are between six to alcoholics are the greatest Anonyi UNIVERSITY to all persons and groups in nine million alcoholics in con artists. They learn to which applies that pri husbands were at work, she phone 351 • 7160 CHURCH SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH the community to participate at the meeting. said. Today, women can more the world, or 1 out of 15 contrive and falsify their is so successful. ALL SAINTS CHURCH Interdenominational easily admit a drinking 800 Abbott Road The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector 200 W. Grand at Michigan 332-5073 River 149 Hlqhland Avenue East Lansing 337-1430 UNIVERSITY BAPTIST problem and seek treatment, she said, because society does not regard* Evicted woman claims WORSHIP SERVICE CHURCH female drinkers negatively. action of police illegc Saturday Services: 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. 4608 S. Hagadorn Road, Garrison noted wives of Group Bible Study 9:30 AM "The Things That East Lansing blue collar workers are less - Make For Peace" Worship 11:00 AM Worship-10 a.m. likely to have problems than and 11:15 a.m. upper middle - class women. A resident of a house at Sandra Jenkins, who is Evictions usually in Wednesdays CHURCH SCHOOL For bus transportation Blue - collar women are told 923 Burcham Drive, (the now homeless, sent a letter responsibility of ALUMNI CHAPEL Discussion and Prayar Groups same residence that was the to commission member sheriff's police. 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. and other information call: on campus 7:30 PM the^jirejK|tJha^^ center of another tenant - Dozier Thornton, describing The commission w* Crib through Adults 351-4144 Call 882-6580 or above OKEMOS landlord the incident and The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain COFFEE HOUR number If you need or dispute in requesting talk to the police chie FIRST BAPTIST November, 1972) told assistance from the city manager with Je p.nu-Holy Communion AFTER SERVICES transportation 332-8472 4684 Marsh Road, Okemos members of the East commission. concerning the evictiod 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Lansing Human Reiatiqns She said that she stopped Commission that she was one officer, who gave her a 11:00 Worship Civic Center BJrin a.m. Edgcwood United EAST LANSING JRINITY CHURCH (on radio WUNN 1110 K.C.) subjected to "dubious, callous and illegal action on court order occupants stating that all of 8411 Timberline Drive 7:00 p.m. Praise the part of the East Lansing the house were trespassers. slates 'Root1, Church in East Lansing 8:30 p.m. College Fellowship police," when she was She said that she was 469 N. Hagadorn, E. Lansing — An Ecumenical Fellowship Telephone: 351-8200 David Daku, Youth Minister evicted from that residence evicted about 1 a.m. and author toni$ W. E. Robinson, Pastor last month. only was allowed to get her Alex Hal New Liturgy - 9:30 a.m. Interdenominational Worship Service -11:00 a.m. Phone: 349-2830 hat and coat. She also said internationally L University Classes 9:45 A.M. that another police officer author and educator Sermon at 11:00 a.m. by Dr. Truman A. Morrison Morning Worship Service 11:00 A.M. Robert Kaatz was wandering through her speak on his new I University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. Evening Worship Service '=00 P.M. FIRST CHURCH OF THE apartment. "Roots," at 8 tonij Communion Meditation For transportation Sunday mornings and evenings Mid-week Discussion and >»rayer Wed. 7:00 P.M. CHRIST, SCIENTIST There is no record of the Pruden Hall of the Ij Call 332-8693 or 332-0606 Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for bus schedules Grand River WEATHERYANE incident at the East Lansing Civic Center. Police Dept., a police Haley, alsoauthon at Collingwood Entrance "Autobiography of Mi MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. fast Lansing 3rd Annual department secretary said. Lt. Charles Wiebert of the X," will tell of the Hit East Lansing Police Dept. tribulation she encoui "Learning To Live" Rev. Hoksbergen speaking "The Role Of Christian Wife' Sunday Services Lesson - - 10:30 a.m. Sermon Subject Gambler's said the East Lansing police were there "to act as in Africa while reseM information contained % "The Role Of A "Spirtt" peace EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. "A Tale of Two Sinners" Christian Wife" continued with discussion Sale officers to see that there was no trouble between the new book. Following t.- , Tim Limburg speaking be l» Visit our new Student Center Wednesday Evening Meeting 8:00 p.m. 40% nit owner and the people involved." Wiebert said that reception will honor of Haley, Center. The prof in the open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. 10:30 Jenkins was not evicted by a.m. * Coffee Hour Lunch Wednesday 9:30 ' 10:30 a.m. 'Discussion Gro the police, but by the being sponsored «. 12:30 - 1:30 Sunday School Classes (or Children UNIVERSITY Reading Room landlord with the court Lansing Schools Ed« located in Church. order. Assn. Admission is REFORMED OPEN For transportation Weekdays 9-5 p.m. wmssim call 351-6360 CHURCH Mon., Tues.. Thurs., Fri., mrmmb or 332-8189 Tom Su evenings 7 - 9 p.m. SUMMER JOBS All are welcome (across from with the Summer Orientation Hubbard Hall) to attend church sendees Program and visit and use the AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE reading room. POSITIONS AVAILABLE AN0 REMUNERATION LUMS 4 ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS (4 Lutheran ST. JOHN areas of responsibility: staffing, evalualion MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus Jxtod STUDENT CENTER 327 M.A.C. research, testing and parents' program) Housing or possible housing stipend (no "live - in" requirement) Meals provided (those meals served during the program) 444 Abbott Road 1618 S. Washington "" 332-0778 Ministries Sat. evening mass 7:00 p.m. H52/?tipen(* -$1000 salary 'or mea's n°t served during the program * * Sunday • 7:00 p.m. Sunday Masses: ,Tern Pastor David Kruse - Term of employment: June 18 ALC-LCA 8:30 a.m. through July 18 (to include Spring WORSHIP HOURS 9:45 a.m. training program and pre - program planning) for students and faculty at 11:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Communion "Why Does God Allow It?" 6:00 p.m. 24 RESIDENT ASSISTANTS (12 women and 12 men) 9:30 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY 9:00 p.m. 1st & 3rd _ °r P088'1'1® LUTHERANCHURCH Weekday Schedule housing stipend (no "live - In" requirement) 8:00 a.m. Matins 1020 S. Harrison 9:45-A.M Fellowship 12:30 p.m. I «, ™ Pfovided (those meals served during the program) 2nd & 4th 332-2559 College Bible Class 8:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. - $400 salary d ^ 0168,8 80rved dur,nflthe P'ogram Term of include 25 hour tr - In the fireside room. employment: June 19 through July 18 (to for faculty and staff at ST. JOHN EAST WORSHIP HOURS program Spring Term) . $100 salary for Fall Term ASCENSION LUTHERAN 4828 S. Hagadorn program plus housing and meals September 13 through September 17) (appr°ximate 2780 Haslett 8:30 a.m. Matins Sunday 11:00 a.m. 337-7691 Sunday Masses: 10:30 a.m. Common "God's Answers to Problems" 9:45 a.m. OFFICE PERSONNEL Dr. "Roy Schroeder Service 11:15 a.m. - $2.50 per hour. Most positions available June 18 through July WORSHIP HOURS Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery.Youth Pastor Weekday Schedule 2 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Wednesday- Sunday Schools i oa J:30 p.m. vespers FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thurs. For more information INFORMATION AND TO OBTAIN APPLICATIONS: ^ 9:15 a.m. Call 482-0754 for Information Call 337-9778 AKERS HALL AY' FEBRUARY 13 AT 0:30 P.M. IN CLASSROOM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 9, 1973 7 | ixon atta WITH PEOPLE HE SERVES ,,//< price I hiktGtoN (AP) ~ The Nixon administration tL bill to boost milk price supports and suggested a that any step by Congress to compel a sharp hike Attorney seeks closer ties By MIKE GALATOLA before the bar association in sentence to this guy and a cases where the party is "I think a position like Citizens should know just my hometown, different sentence to found guilty is not a good ^prompt enough consumer backlash to kill the what those empowered to Rapids," Malinowski Grand said. another guy. standard." this should not be held too long by one man," he said. enforce the law actually fe* being pushed by dairyland representatives do, the U.S. attorney for Malinowski, who was "It's because there's so Malinowski also said he N'^fake urograms "more rigid and less responsive while the western appointed to the office of Federal District Attorney in little of this cotact that you have felt heroin and other hard r Tme time increasing dairy production, stimulations, Michigan sloppy judges," federal district said 1969 by President Nixon, Malinowski stated. drugs exerted a terrible grip WKAR to air ■ f substitutes, ■° decreasing substitutes, decreasing Wednesday night. felt the public should keep a Malinowski on addicts. - and increasing program costs," said said close Addressing the MSU careful contact would also prevent y of Agriculture J. Phil Campbell. Pre-Law Club in Eppley eye on participating in the judicial those a federal district attorney "It was within my power Miles Davis in I Hried "What profit is It to a farmer to produce for a to refuse to prosecute an Center, John Malinowski from abusing the broad I f that isn't really there, at a price that the public process. • :> move the product, simply in response to an emphasized the lack of contact he senses between "The electorate should be powers of his office. addict if he would attempt to cure himself of his habit jazz program eminent - mandated support level?" a looking over my shoulder ...trucking is the signal U.S. attorney and the and the shoulders of the "Providing we have this at an institution. But, in Jazz from r -. ell was a lead - off witness at a House agriculture at Coll i ng wood system of communication," Benny people he serves. judges," he said. every case of this type that I Goodman's "Darktown Immittee hearing on legislation to require the "The he said., "the constitutional Entrance. "I've been in this citizens should have handled, not one person Stutter's Ball" to "On the titration F' to set the price support for manufacturing State News photo nearly four years post for yet, I've session with a judge a rap ask system of checks and successfully cured himself." Corner" by Miles Davis will 85 per cent of parity - the formula used to gauge by Bruce Remington — balances can protect us never been invited to speak him why he gave be the scope of a ■much farmers get in comparison with costs and living one from the wrong Malinowski unique type of stated, four - hour jazz program to federal district attorney." however, that the Federal be heard Saturday from 8 [ouch existing law provides for an automatic support Drug Control Program was p.m. to midnight on WKAR the present $4.93 per hundred weight Jon April 1 from I expected $5.15, the legislation would raise the figure Ileast $5.76 or perhaP» $5-84 depending on the parity MEA urges By the "wrong Malinowski said he . those district attorneys who type" meant working and gave examples, agreements with Turkey and Laos, Cambodia as - FM in stereo. Host for the free - form program will be WKAR's ftion at that time. have used false evidence or and North South Vietnam Gary Laehn, Bud Spangler Tcording to committee experts, this could translate to a similar unethical means to to cooperate with the U.S. of Station WDET in Detroit, t of between one cent and two cents per quart in what .Consumer pays for milk, with similar increases in the on state retirem secure Condemning convictions. such practices, to stop the flow of heroin. and WUOM Hazen Schumacher of in Ann Arbor. Kf butter and cheese. retirement plan are well in urging speedy enactment he said, "Those officials Though he was confident During the program they I 1972 presidential election controversy involved known," Herndon said after of the formula in order to may have felt that it's their he could be reappointed as will talk informally with the shed reports linking dairy contributions to Nixon's re - Terry Herndon executive the job to win a case, no matter federal district attorney, studio governor's speech on expedite planning efforts of audience, discuss m effort with a 1971 decision by theadministration to secretary of the Michigan what. But Malinowski said he would statewide radio and local school districts." judging a district recent develpments in the e a no increase stance and to hike supports from Education Assn. (MEA), television. "To attorney by the number of return to private practice. world of jazz. 6 to $4.93. said merely Wednesday the MEA request the legislature > has been no administration comment on those was disappointed that Gov. recommend improvements Milliken "made no specific and changes does nothing .vWVVk Kn Butterbrodt of Burnett, Wis., president of 42,000 - suggestions to improve the for those retirees who need Michigan Cr Associated Milk Producers, Inc., told the lot of current and future assistance right now. BANKCARD fcmmittee it is wrong to think of his 2i - state groups ■ large multimillion dollar corporation trying to impose retired teachers" educational message. in his "Many of them are BEST PHOTO & existing on incomes either Ilistice milk prices upon consumers." ivlastercharge "The deficiencies in the at, or below, the poverty IN TOW WELCOME level. Instead of further V study, which simply means delayed justice, badly jdges named to hear we need executive leadership. "'Many of the governor's principle proposals are sound and consistent with SHOOT & SHOW against lobotomy long - standing MEA ise postions. "MEA spokesman testified in recent weeks in SALE "This is a very complex |TROIT (UPI) -- A the patient may have favor of an equal - yield judge panel was case," said Judge Horace interests that are not formula. While we suggested |nted in Wayne County Gilmore, who will join directly served by it be phased in over two |t Court Wednesday to judges George Bowles and Kaimowitz and individual years, instead of the three a precedent • setting John D. 0 'Hair in members of the Medical years proposed by the luit concerning an determining the man's fate. Committee for Human governor, we endorse the pmental lobotomy on a "We are in a totally virgin Rights who have joined the concept. CANON Fl SLR CAMERA 50 MM F1.8 Lens ssed killer - rapist to territory as far as I know. I suit. 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"No. 3," each striving Leiserowitz in the faculty an and stabilizing vertical second, a horizontal, exhibit at Kresge Art member is echoed on the circular motive. Gallery makes the show chrome surface. The first, consisting of This surface adds much worth attending. His span', straight, rectilinear forms, more visual interest through geometric constructions strives toward a rigidity and ml neither irritate nature nor the play of light and compactness. Offsetting this reflection with the elements suggest to the viewer solidity is the horizontal in the work. In addition, the anything concrete beyond element, made of crescent 'Suite XVIN the space they occupy. instead, these pure shapes that peel outward viewer's reflection intermingled with that of is mm*** from one another. Mel Leiserowitz created this art work out of painted steel and chrome steel. abstractions, included in the the sculpture itself from Suite XVI series, divide The dialog between different viewing points. Photc by Tom Landecker opposing elements in the Thus, the viewer is invited series is complete in itself. into the dialogue between Since they have no tactile elements in the work. sense and nothing we can whole, Leiserowitz' prof's sculptures readily identify, the viewer As a Art cannot involve himself in their self - sufficient interaction. Saving some of Suite XVI series represents a satisfying group of works. They prove that pure .V, the works from their own abstraction can involve the isolation and detachment viewer, while evoking ISsRHw divide form from the viewing audience is yet another dimension. nothing beyond their own interplay of form and space. 'Untitle,r James Lanton made this piece walnut and plexiglass. out of yellow bra I 1 change in the viewer's By MAUREEN GENTLE photography. "Travels in His series, Shiawasee decay and death of man through his discarded metal or position offers different PLAY LACKS VITALITY Photo by Tom Landeck«l State News Reviewer The faculty exhibit now County" ranged in topic creations with the animals images and visual from "Weed of feeding on the hillside to projections of dimensions. showing at Kresge Art His untitled work serves as Gallery is an impressive Magnificence" to "Found suggest life and its 'Lily' its own light source, yet it tries, exhibit in many mediums. Object: Doorway to the continuing process. Gleaners." In "Gleaners," Mel Leiserowitz's painted still demands contributions Consider, for instance, of the natural light sources Alexander juxtaposes the steel and chrome steel Robert Alexander's color of the environment. works is no doubt another was more because they felt funniest asides, tossed J By EDD RUDZATS NOW SHOWING highlight of this show. His The work on display in State News Reviewer they had to, it seemed, away like yesterdtl works consist of varying rather than through a newspaper. ] forms of painted steel which other mediums also deserve "Tempted, Tried, and Bill to be viewed. Whether the True" is the subtitle of genuine interest and Montgomery as A| are at once in contrast and Fairweather Felon's excitement for what was and Jackie! Jack Lemmon yet skillfully blended. Each is mounted on chrome steel display watercolor is Paul series with Love's its "Lily, Daughter,'' the The going on. Deventer turn as Miss Opl to render what might be reliance on the principle of old-fashioned melodrama Part of the prollem lies i n co mpetl in the fact that the actors performances. Special fl |pr0?< Billy Wilder Comedy called reflective art pieces. closure for its effectiveness which opened at the should be made of H were either not introduced or the oil paintings of Okemos Barn Theater last They range in size from to the style of melodrama Bishop in the small ro_ small metal works to the Clifton McChesney, an week. "Tempted, Tried, and evening of by their directors, or were Marie the maid, fori tiU afternoon or Found Wanting" would be a larger,dynamic display of simply unable to achieve it. poise and confidenceI Suite XVI No. 8. good viewing will be more appropriate title, for Most of the cast needed to refreshing. As for the In tum, the walnut, provided by this faculty the Community Circle be twice as broad in their the cast, the old adig plexiglass and yellow brass display. Players' production is never "the less said, the be gestures and facial work of James Lawton, really true to the genre firmly applies. within which it is working. more than entertains. expressions, not to mention relies on both light and the The actors underplay., and In order to succeed, vocal quality. Several of vantage point of the viewer. melodrama of this type them, however, did seem to Before each act of! are unable to capture the "CICELY! CICELY TYSON, Employing the plexiglass rt~{ style of melodrama. The . # , needs a high degree of be suffering from a severe , , The Felon's Diu|lt most exquisite of actresses creates a constant interplay begins, two olio actil is a warrior of inner fire. of light, artwork and the 355-1826 . entire production moves energy and vitality, since case of opening night jitters announced and perforT along with the speed of a the situations and final that may disappear in the viewer. A variation of light Several of them, no Hereby our nominations bulldozer. outcome are so predictable, course of the plav's run. for Oscars." -Jud.thCr.st Everyone knows the hero Sherry Chittenden's I Better pacing and a basic st ENIs as Lord New York Magazine P.O.E.M.: A tightening up of the play could alleviate this will save the beautiful ,Montmorcncv and Jane damsel frdm the cruel vlllian ^Betsey and her duet Jacobs, are withGtj quite cb "SOUNDER" a in the nick of time and all sluggishness. That, and some Falrweather seem to be Perhaps in the cm APLASTIC ONO BAND editing of the script by will live happily every after. ^ aware tQ the ,e that the run. "Lily. TheFt| directors Winifred and Wes Yet, the predictability The Felon's Daughter" will be tbl (Elephant'sMemory) inherent in such a p ot can Daughter- requlres and at sliave sonte of its ■Mr Olds to cut "Lily. The et Felon's Daughter" down be manipulated to involve M m a|most abje tQ length and speed upl FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY the audience, rather than from its unbearable two reach It. However, Steven L. pace. If not, thenitistf bore them. Roeser as the villianous not to be tempted by hours and forty minutes to 4 BIG ORTHSIDE I is promise of an ofl coming BREHHERST a As more reasonable length. it stands, "Lily, The on Admittedly, the audience opening night did boo Craven Sinclair appeared uncomfortable in his role fashioned melodrama,] DRIVE IN THEATER "X" HITS MONDAY MM! WEST Felon's Daughter" wearies and hiss the villian, but this and, though given the be disappointed. Electric In-Car North U.S.27...487-7409 Heaters! RHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHA 8:40 Presents Kubrick provides the viewer with the closest equivalent to psychedelic experience / this side of hallucinogens I Magazine "A fan¬ tastic movie about man's future! An unprecedented psychedelic roller coaster of i experience ! Magazine "Kubrick's '2001' is the ultimate tripr ^S"5'"™ the curious teenager 10:15 STANLEY KUBRICK PRODUCTION 2001: a space odyssey V \ KEIR OULLEA GARY L0CKW00D STANLEY KUBRICK ARTHUR C.CLARKE starring FILMWAYS presents A MARTIN RANSOHOFF PnxJucUon "FU ITnra TOMSKEFH • «.» SUPER PANAVISION* • METR0C0L0R STANLEY KUBRICK BURT REYNOLDS JACK WESTON aosttmnnYUL BRYNNER as'TheDeal Man I \buve had it all... mRAQUEL WELCH Umted flrl.^ now Tonight—Two Locations: Wilson And. 7:00 & 9:30 Tonight-Two Locations: Conrad Aud. 7:00 4 9:15 Brody And. 8:00 107 SKH 8:00 tuck mc in Saturday —Conrad Aud. 7:15 A 9:45 Sunday —Conrad Aud. 9:00 only Saturday-Wilson Aud. 7:30 & 9:30 Sunday-Conrad Aud. 7:15 only SHOWN COUMsequcnces.A JERANO FILMSRElUSE LATE Open to MSU studonts, Faculty & Staff only I.P.'s Roquirod. *1 Admission Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 9, 1973 9 uest Czech director [o luest Euch* conductor Bystrik of Czechoslovakia lead MSU orchestra A native of Baltimore, she has studied ballet, piano I make his U.S. debut and voice. Her operatic life Jh the MSU Symphony began in 1959 when Eestra at 4 p.m. Sunday Leopold Stokowski selected *airchild Theatre. her to sing the role of fcezucha is one of three and will also feature two Jocasta in Stravinsky's fcct conductors each woodwind instruments, as Award in 1965 for his many "Oedipus Rex." She ■ndine a term in residence premieres. wellas music for films and continued intensive vocal ■the University as part of Under the baton of TV production. outstanding recordings of Rezucha, "The Turning contemporary music. In training at the Salzburg ■ MSU orchestras first Though this is Rezucha's Mozarteum and with Mind" by H. Owen Reed, 1968, he helped found the Imational festival. first U.S. appearance, he is a newest Vittorio Piccininni in Milan |Xist for the concert professor of music, will frequent guest conductor in philharmonic in Czechoslovakia in the city before making her formal fbe Nedda Casei, one of receive its MSU premiere. Germany, Poland, Hungary, of Kosice. This group has operatic debut in a 1960 £ Metropolitan^ Opera "Amoebae" by .Jozef Austria, Italy, Yugoslavia production of "Rigoletto" proved highly successful in Loany's leading mezzo - Gresad, a contemporary and the USSR. its concert tours of Western in Brussels. Wws. She will perform Czech composer, will Dennis Burkh, asst. and Eastern L Donizetti, Rossini by receive its U.S. premiere. In 1961 he became the Europe. Gresak, who has been Casei, who made her professor of music and the I Saint ■ Saens. regular conductor of the Xhe concert, open to the strongly influenced folk by symphony orchestra of Metropolitan Opera debut in 1964, is married to John regular conductor of the MSU Symphony Orchestra International Kiic without charge, will music, has written Radio Bratislava. He Wiles, asst. professor of and the Chamber Orchestra, Mezzo soprano Nedda Casei rehearses with Bystrik - Elude Cesar Frances operas, a ballet, works for received the music and .voice teacher at is on leave. He is conducting MSU Symphony Orchestra, for her Rezucha, guest conductor of the fcmphony in D Minor orchestra, organ and Czechoslovakian Critics orchestras in appearance with the group at 4 p.m. Sunday in MSU. Europe. Fairchild Theatre. The concert is part of the orchestra's first international festival. IBy DAVID DAVID M.BURGE Choice of music pieces The first selection selection, in tlw» miriitia in the mars concert The reading given■. middle ofnf the tha 1 piece, m, similar. ... State News Reviewer "Overture? to Candide," by but this did not detract by the Perhaps the use of Sinfonia, the professional given was very good except „ Air Force Band, was the band which featured slides lights slides done by an for Making its first concert Leonard Bernstein, was not from the performance. or fraternity for musicians. It a spot where the band low point of the program. from Abrams Planetarium artist would Tearance on campus in a problem. Director of The next work, be more consists of original themes was not quite together, the was the best performance of effective. and fraternity songs in a first real bad spot of the |mory. the MSU bands, Kenneth Bloomquist, "Apotheosis of the Earth," the evening, capturing the The problems started in The evening ended on a liphonic Band gave a and the band caught all the by Carl Husa, was not a delicacy and the two numbers presented march style. As a piece of evening. bright note with a rousing icert Wednesday evening glitter and g»icty of the power of the music, it was all right, both final problem either. The piece, The piece, performance of the march enjoyable and piece. As for the slides, under batonthe of better and was piece in an enjoyable which is about human worse having "Sinofinia Sacra," by Werle, "From Tropic to Tropic" as Ihenng The reason for performance. One may have though at times they added conductor Clifton Williams. appeared. The performance destruction of the earth, has to the who is arranger for the U.S. an encore. | latter was due to the wanted a little a performance, most of One of the works, both of more very strong structure and the time they did not match which are by Williams, lotions. lyricism to the big melody is very effectve. the music and were too "Symphonic Dance No. Three" (Fiesta) was very enjoyable, capturing the joy ■ILL PREMIERE 'LAMENT' of such an occasion. The band performed it well. The next work, The Sinfonians, was written in je Singers plan concert State Singers, MSU's _____ 1 mi. «. • The result is what could be considered a "lament for ivitk (ha Rrifich Maxr with the British Navy. Alan Hovhaness. honor of Phi Mu Alpha J. voice mixed ensemble a lost child." The During the spring break, Icted by Robert Harris, Harris and the State Singers composition resulted from B present its winter his work with vocal color. will go on tour. jicert at 8:15 p.m. The State Singers will Sunday's concert is open ■day in the Music also to the public without present an ptorium. charge. arris, associate professor unaccompanied cantata, Inusic. will conduct the "Hymn to St. Cecilia" by Benjamin Britten. Based on ■up in a of program the J worksrepresenting writing of W. H. Auden, Britten composed the work is styles and periods. in 1942 while he was at sea |luded will be the clusters, and other e of "Lament," by nontraditional singing Folk and Blues Coffeehouse i Hutcheson, sssor asst. of music. effects. Hutcheson explained that THE 13th in j Co-Operation with Pop Entertainment J Lament" uses no text, he employed sounds that are IS Presents: lead, the chorus sings sorrowful and which children might pnds" and uses extreme make COMING i of voice, tonal spontaneously. TOM R Orson Welles in MACBETH & Orson Welles' adaption of Shakespeare's tragedy is an imaginative and exciting piece of cinema. Especially notable is the brooding strength of PEARLS Welles in the title role and the recreation of the in ancient Scotland where the drama seethes. murky atmOvSphere of evil SWINE PLUS: Added Attraction - Singer / Songwriter Fri. & Sat. 7:00 & 9:00 108B Wells MICHAEL KOREN IZk 51 Auburn Film Feb. 8, 9, 10 /—' in the McDonel Kiva show starts at 8:00 & 10:30 tickets on sale at the door 7:15 & 10.15 only $1 Coming Feb. 22,23,24 Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup PROGRAM INfORWtTION 33: ■ Friday 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 ■ Saturday 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 / TwIUte Hour Adults 90c, 5:15-5:45 FREE Friday 5:00, 7:30. 9:55 Saturday 2:00. 6:00, T " 9:55 TwlLite Hour Today & Mon. thru Thurs. Open at 7:00 P.M. m ■ Adults $1.25. 4 Feature 7:45-9:40 Sat. & Sun. Open 1:0 Feature 1:45-3:40 5:40-7:40-9:35 BEEP BEEP Road Runner Film Festival Friday & Saturday 7:00 & 9:00 104B Wells Auburn Film He's X rated TONIGHT & SATURDAY SHOWPLACE 109 ANTHONY ADMISSION $1.25 SHOWTIMES 7:00 and 8:45 and 10:30 A BEAL FILM emission - Adults $1.00 Children 50c and MIDNIGHT Fr'day, Februat "10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan French cellist Festival to show to give recital I films social ills Guy Fallot, considered to 1948 he v on one of the world's great cellists, will be presented in a recital by the music dept. Ratigorsky Prize H By BILL MECHANIC effective cinema verite The other films deal with at 8:15 p.m. Music Auditorium. Tuesday, in the ®vin« y State News Reviewer approach to the problem of an alternative approach to The concert is open to voting France the L Films of social consciousness, attempting middle • class heroin addiction. Instead of merely the factory system, a gay parade in California, and a the public without charge. Fallot recently became &£& "*• morallizing on the dregs of successful community food to inform as well as acquainted with MSU addiction, the film allows its cooperative in Wisconsin. turned entertain, highlight the through Dennis Burkh, who subjects to present their The festival's itinerary lhe Movement Media Festival is on leave from the u-s- feelings, both positive and also includes a video tape being held at 7 p.m. Friday University and is guest negative, towards heroin. presentation by a group and Saturday in 111 Olds One of the subjects from New York called the conducting in Europe. world tour which 2 Hall. vocalized the overall V'deo - Freex, as well as a Fallot, who was a soloist appearances at music festivals interJ, The films, ranging in ambivalence of those workshop on video with an orchestra in in Japan, and 1 scope from an animated equipment. Czechoslovakia conducted Korea auJ feelings. He warns, "Stay by Burkh, agreed to include New Zealand,' T!' look at expanded awareness The Movement Media away from it. It makes you MSU on his current concert Indonesia and to an in • depth analysis of feel too good. It's become Festival is being presented Greece the problems perpetuating my wife." in order to raise money to tour. A native of France, Fallot nJf" addit'on Performances, Fallot, Applachian poverty, kindle change a zoning ordinance. devotes much uj almost as wide a range of The pathos of the The present ordinance grew up in Switzerland interviews evoke the words where he began cello studies teaching. He is emotions. from Jesse Colin Young's threatens to permit several student houses to be torn Duel at the age of seven with Paul visitor to a Arizona wiw The film on Appalachia, II be heard in concert has given master song "Darkness Darkness," Cellist Guy Fallot, assisted by pianist Emmanuelle Lamasse, < Berger of the Lausanne claa "Pike County — Rich Land, down in favor of more Northern from which the film takes at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Auditorium. Conservatory. At the age 11 An, Poor People," contrasts the its title. apartment buildings. he was first in his class. University *' plight of the people with the bureaucratic "attempts" at alleviating the problems. 2nd Slade album borim A family is shown digging coal out of a mountain side in order to heat their small shack, while a company executive claims that raucous, Much to one's surprise, it is England. "Slayed?," the Mayall material entitled new Slade album. Polydor is ^z.y No'w" is typical of fine sessionn a< at-'companiS "poverty is a state of By GARY OZANICH spending a great deal of their original music • a pretty smooth album. It is The Klook's mind." second album from Slade, "Down the Line." two record set, one record Kleekalbi State News Reviewer money trying to break them incredibly boring. The two a is interesting in a Those foolish enough to "Slayed?" by Slade. came out on Polydor, and in the states. Those who are unoriginal tunes are also being a collection of better perspective, which i read "Billboard" have seen The film fills in the London records released foolish and sad. They rape one of songs released on albums makes up for it, Polydor Records. "Down all the ads bought for the even more , backgound of the people another double fold of John Joplin's finest songs, "Move from 1965 - 1968, the other recording quality the Line," by John Mayall. believe what they read in it who, in "Deliverance," London Records. "Billboard," would think Over," in a manner which is being a re - mix of what was listenable fast movinj appear as disturbing images. that Slade is the hottest too painful to speak of. originally a 1964 mono The songs are all tynici Another of the films, The last few weeks have recording of Mayall at one to come out of They ruin a rock and roll Mayall during the "Darkness Darkness," is a highly emotional, extremely brought some rock and roll releases interesting from African da thing England since the original 'Fab Four." •• classic "Let the Good Times I)..11 Roll." >9 - .. a song »Ur>> ;+ AlA that it did of England's infamous blues clubs of the 60s Klook's 1960s, going fi« "Crocodile Walk" andot not seem possible to record Kleek. British blues Their music is actually standards,! DOMINO'S plan The National Dance special Kennedy Center for the loud, pretentious, and bad. It is the latest in the wave of monotonous music with a badly. There is little doubt that Slade will become a super group, following in the ... The re ■ released record has a very good selection of material. It is a good album rocking version of Ij Richard's "Lucille " The album hassomet PC heavy bass line and Company of Senegal, a West for people with little to offer for both the I Other "stop^on the tour screaming vocals that have footsteps oj Black Sabbath, exposure to early Mayall to time Mayall fans and PIZZA African dance and acrobatic troupe, has been added as a include New York, Chicago. San Jose, San Francisco. been steadily streaming across the ocean since Led Humble Pie, and their American counterpart, get into. For those familiar with Mayall, it is guaranteed newer fans. Although i not an extremely stt special to MSU's current Los Angeles, Las Cruces, Zeppelin made their first Grand Funk. They have all Lecture - Concert Series, millions. The closest thing it takes ■ a record company to send one digging back album, and does not I 50'off Kenneth director, said. Beachler, series New Mexico and Montreal and Vancouver, Canada. The 42 they can be compared to is Humble Pie. Actually they willing money on to spend much promotions and a through the record collection trying to find the list of sugget purchases, those who dancers, those old Bluesbreaker into the old "BritishBli (with coupon) The musicians and singers are a rather mediocre "heavy" bass line. Those n't get burnt if they I Senegalese dancers, irritation of Humble Pie, and who do enough downers albums. Every track is a their second U.S. 351-7100 now on f^&nnfe^Mople'1with a'"band"'which a band which is a mediocre is a mediocre and have speakers with Mayall classic in itself, with tour, will perform at MSU at 8:15 p.m. March 7, in the ItswSSTotM MM imitation of a mediocre band imitation of a medic-— good bass response might 1— — «"'■ like this album. good on any pizza Auditorium. Tickets will go traditions, later Arabic is truly a sad affair, John Mayall has had a one coupon per pizza on sale at the Union Ticket Office on Feb. 21. influence and the coming of the 20th century. ^ 's nearly impossible to describe individual tracks on tremendous effect on television; popular music. He was one Good thru Sun.i Feb. 11 Trowbridgo Shop only The dance troupe's MSU appearnace out follows engagement a sold at - Tickets will be $4.50, $3.50 and $2.50 special discounts for with MSU the album since theV m aU so nondescripV, each nding sounding like like the others. the others. of lhe founders of the "British Blues" movement .review^ Washington's John F. students. Every one has the same the 1960s that had a overriding, boring bass line, great effect on rock music dull drum work, the same being recorded both in FRIDAY Jean Marais the B guitarists trading off Europe and in the states. In 8:30 p.m. YOU'RE A French director) Shakespeare's unimpressive "look at me" riffs, the irritating echo ' bands he's had his that later moved personnel on to be GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN . Special Cocteau's. 1946 (I WKAR, Channel 23. haml chambered vocals and lyrics the backbone of many of production of the Broadway 9 p.m. NBCSATUR1 which sound like they were England's top groups (Mick musical. WILX, Channel 10. NIGHT AT THE MOV written by a mentally Taylor of the stones, Jack 9 p.m. MASTERPIECE "The Andromeda SI deficient 12 - year - old. Bruce and Eric Clapton of THEATER. 'Tom Brown's 1971. WILX, Channel! The track that was lifted Cream, Peter Green and Schooldays" Part four. SUNDAY SEFNES Feb 10 & 11 off the album and released as a 45 "Mama Weer All John McVie of Fleetwood Mac, to name just a few). Mayall stopped recording WKAR, Channel 23. 1 SPECIAL. a.m. MIDNIGHT Johnny Rivers, 5 p.m. PREMIERE. special program hij tj,e musical work " for London Records in theDoobie Brothers, Paul an(j Akkad," by I at michigan state university 1969, just before he formed Williams, Steely Dan, Albert Chobanian. A chil the "Turning Point" band. Hammond, the Spinners and Since then London has been ensemble of MSI ^ Wolfman Jack appear. presents the compost releasing old tapes he WILX, Channel 10. under the directid HELD OVER TODAY recorded while under SATURDAY conductor Leon Greg contract to them (material SATURDAY, FEBRUARY CHINA ... THE Open Daily 12:45 they did not feel was strong 1:30 p.m. BIG TEN WKAR, Channel 23. |Q Feature 1:15-3:20 9:35 Sat. Sun. 1:350 -3:30 BASKETBALL. Minnesota 7:30 p.m. EVENINC AWAKENING GIANT 5:30-7:35-9:40 enough to go on an album) at Ohio State. WJIM, POPS. Lilet Gampel, _ or re releasing material in old virtuoso vi< - In his film Jens Bjerre explores Channel 6. 8:00 P.M., year - Peiwerawce and explains what happened in various "Greatest Hits" 7:30 p.m. EYE TO EYE. solos with Arthur Fl UNIV. AUD., China during the tumultuous revolution when the nation ITU packages in an — all, obviously, attempt to make more ''Open Secrets.'' Examination of how artists and the WKAR, Channel Boston 23 P JENS BJERRE, was completely sealed from the outside world: he off IS THE ONE MY'RE TALKING ABOUT! money. treat the subjects of death, 9 p.m. ABC SlNl WORLD TRAVEL SERIES "Down the Line" is their China today. 3 fr latest effort in this sex and violence. WKAR, NIGHT MOVIE.' Channel 23. Longest Day," M capitalistic venture, so it is 8 p.m. FILM ODYSSEY. 1962. Also, one ol very easy to approach the whole thing scornfully. "Beauty and the Beast." longest movies. SATURDAY, Josette Day is Beauty and Channel 12. FEBRUARY jy HAWAII IN THE 70 s 8:00 P.M. • BCfllP&l FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY UNIV. AUD., Follow Charles Forbes Taylor TTa * J JMJI JJI.'l.J'l JVJ 1J flHwl ar hd thav015 cof^P'etely DR. CHARLES Oahu from the crowded FORBES TAYLOR, WORLD TRAVEL SERIES streets Asia. of Honolulu to the island's deserted point facing STARriTE T LANSiNG U S 27 WEST OF WAVERLY U S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY RD Phone 372 2434 A Phone 882-242^^, THURSDAY, MARCH 3 MEANINGFUL FEATURES ^ACTION!! SUSPENSE!! | STORY THEATRE A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION mrr 8:15 P.M. With nothing more up their BUTTERFLIES * Cm black fi I sleeves than their talent, eight Shown UNIV. AUD., performers, backed by, folk - rock combo, proceed to ARE FREE The jEBS Once participate at full intensity in long-run BROADWAY ten fairy tales. Songs by Bob Dylan, George Harrison and Country Joe McDonald. GOLDIGHfWN on,—s. »Ar THEATRE SERIES GeoiH€(MTta»™ii\ FRIDAY, SALZBERG MOZARTEUM MARCH £ ORCHESTRA Leopold Hager conducts an all Deliuerance PLUS AT 8:30 its heart. 8:15 P.M. Mozart program by the official orchestra of the city of A JOHN BOORMAN FILM Starring STANLEVJwmeSSZS: Bless The Beasts g.'ao | Jim Brown George Kenned Mozart's birth. Walter Berry, JON VOIGHT BURT REYNOLDS UNIV. AUD., SERIES B AND INTERNATIONAL leading baritone of Metropolitan Opera, is special the "DELIVERANCE" HB FflENOS CALL HM HIS ENEMES CALL FOR MR.T.. MERCY! ...tick...fick...tick: guest soloist for the MSU ORCHESTRA engagement. Co Starring NED BF.ATTY • RONNY COX • Screenplay by A TOWN TURNS INTO AnMHP James Dickey Based on his novel • Produced and Directed by John Boorman •PANAVISION®-TECHNICOLOR» Starring ROBfRT HOOKS ALSOMEET ^\ PLUS JIM DIAHANN . "flckets for all Lecture-Concert programs (except travel may be purchased In advance at the Union Ticket Office, films) From Warner Bros A Warner Communications Company Co SumfltFMJlWMFKLD MUWWNTE WIU1AM SMITHfRS PAULA KFI1Y JUUUSHMH f\Acto«s wuG OUR LATE BROWN 'CARROLLHARJ5 EVEN THE MAFIA CALLS HIM weekdays 8:15-4:30. For single tickets please check opening date of sale. Phone 355-3361 for ticket availability. Travel CHILDREN'S MATINEES (S<® LATE MISTER! film tickets may be purchased one hour before each performance, travel films are free to MSU Students (ID Saturday and Sunday :eature required for admission). "COURAGE OF LASSIE" nSSSMMVW 0«t SCORE I Shows 1 PM & 3 PM Only - All Seats 75c [fclltOn MOTOWN RECOUPS | Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 9, 1973 11 [aciul troubles lit Fla. schools Junior High School, where IcA RATON, Fla. (AP) fighting broke out campus School, of Escambia High |nlj(.t. patrolled seven tom by racial Wednesday. Hisnutes since |da school campuses In ast Irsday following Hillsborough neighboring December after blacks Ifsbetw®" black and sheriffs deputies County, were protested Confederate the use of symbols and TO school w* called to East Bay High School when black and the refusal ban Dixie of officials to and tense situations as the school white pupils refused to go Imported at eight other into class and to song. Meanwhile the Rev. R. N. Chamberlain High School Ifidals said many of the where authorities said Gooden, state field director for the NAACP, toured the [jnts across the state tensions ■ triggered by the were high after school trouble spots racial fighting ■ing 0f white power which left four Tuesday Thursday in an attempt to Ins on school walls and pupils cool tempers and ease Kcaring of Confederate slightly injured. Across the tensions. Ends by white pupils. state in Gooden said the use of Chorines said several wealthy Palm Beach Confederate symbols and l were arrested after County, police patrolled the singing of Dixie are Atlantic High School in troubles -• which "racial irritants." Some fed last week at Boca Delray Beach, a few miles white pupils, like Richard from Boca Raton High 1 High School near St. Willard, a sophomore at School which remained Pensacola's Escambia High, fcburg " on Florida's west closed after a week of said the issue is one of Although the Union Board has sought to .. spilled over to four unrest. promote jv campuses Thursday. In Florida's panhandle, tradition. interest in the Union through a variety of activities [ situation was also "Dixie has always been this week, sellers at Wednesday's "Thieves' Market" f>0 police remained on the V'd 'ense at Disston the school fight song," Willard said. "I don't think expressed disappointment at a poor turnout. Crafts sellers like Sally Holloday, above left, found few a minority should control a buyers for their wares in the middle of Union Board Volunteer school...the majority rules. Three hundred people can't Week. State News photos by Ken Ferguson put down what 3,000 like." llunteers 1 many ' i\e ,r are neeaed to Lansing area following help are Transportation provided. An East Lansing Boy Scout troup is looking for someone with basic camping Officials By AL SMITH at Father Dunigan told a packed student audience in the U of would make all student service fees Bally urgent. For more skills and/or first aid skills. State News Staff Writer church optional at state An Okemos Boy Scout chapel that he had refused to resign from the church colleges and universities throughout the state. t iall the Volunteer despite George King, chairman of the Afro American Studies - pressure from the BishQp of his diocese. Republican Sen. Walter Mengdon said the legislation ju at 353-4400 or stop group needs 18 - year -old Department at the University of Minnesota, and his would "prevent mandatory student fees for [ 27 Student Services or older male volunteer to teach out-door skills to four assistant John Ward, have been relieved of their Urban planning students at the University of Oregon are militant student groups, homosexual dances, and other funding of administrative duties after their department was charged formulating an official hitchhiking system to provide activities that are repulsve to most students." little boys, boys. with being unresponsive to the needs of the students with "an additional option of transportation." A 26 black pg in age from 3 to 6, - year old cerebral community. Their plan calls for the erection of "Ride Stop" signs at - Jaiting for big brothers. palsied wheelchair woman in The special committee investigating the charges said the 32 locations in and around their campus. Two libraries at Lehigh University plan to install is needed, would like refusal of the two administrators to meet with the electronic security systems to cut devastating losses of lenings are available for someone to visit her once a committee "lends support to the The Assn. of Women Students at Pennsylvania State tothers without cars of week or so — maybe take community's perception books. At one library, 20 per cent of all its books currently that the department ignores and is disrespectful of University is demanding that women be allowed to use the (own in the Sheridan her out to campus activities. steam room in the men's locker of the campus are missing, at the other, 16 per cent are gone. The first r VFW Big Brother community constituents." room A car is needed. The department has been recreational center. library reported a 32 per cent annual loss rate. Woodhaven, a residential steeped in controversy, "We feel that some according to the Minnesota Daily, since an instructor, arrangement should be made to Jl 5-year-old girl who home for mentally retarded Mahmoud El Kati, was notified he would not be rehired facilitate its use for women, since it is the only steam room I chiid is looking for a adults and children is - because he lacked a master's degree and because he was on campus," their petition stated. ■ster. A car is needed, looking for volunteers with "overly active in community activities." pendship Day Care cars to stay with the The Afro - American Action Committee, a community r works with many residents when house group, has charged that King and Ward, who is totally ome children, parents are out. blind, were beaten up by 30 youths led by the black fleers are needed to A recreation program for instructor who invaded a departmental teachers with inner city boys needs meeting Jan. 18. El - Kati said that King pushed one of the men and was Jifional < activities, volunteers Wedneatov pushed in return. ise recreational evenjjigs at the YMCA. ****** is and generally help A large retirement center Father Roger Dunigan. co - pastor of St. Mary's Catholic ftound the center. south of Lansing seeks Church on Central Michigan University campus, plans to 1 26-year-old multiple volunteers to provide a marry a 1972 graduate of the university. Isis patient would like variety of recreational e to J to time, visit him from v^ithin activities for residents. A is needed. car VEST POCKET THEATRE |ng distance. An a f te r-school er Hope would Day Care like recreational program elementary school needs for a C Special Student Rates Available teers to give kids extra gym supervisor. m. Especially needed Men or women are |nen ■dual to work with needed to work in cub scout little boys. A car activities. Within walking I be helpful. distance. je Urban League needs J minority students to t 6th grade career Th« Movie vi'LicltffisJi Quart* Vemon LET MY PEOPLE GO LOOK BACK in ANGER Housing tsHE^HiM 1"CaiienBat)\R Saturday, Feb. 10 50c needs tutors for Parlor C Union [d and third graders on 8:15 P.M. sponsored by »■ #ine BLUE 1 TTieloialRjmaJeAmm^t R m "Burton performance is nothing short of superb. Richardson's direction is insightful. A Fine Film — nights. N Y Times From the play LOOK BACK IN he Award Winning Musical ANGER by John Osborn Showtimes 7:00, 8:45, 10:30 |PEAL Is On The Screen! Showplace 106 B Wells ADMISSION 1.00 ENJOYABLE ..WARM AMD AMIABLE' JAY CARR flbram/ Planetarium Group Rates Available presents: Tues. through Fri. 8:00 p.m. Saturday 7:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Sunday 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. 14832 Gnuul River. Detroit 482?/ H37 491 The Award Winning Musical N Is On The Screen! COLUMBIA PICTURES JACK L. WARNER S —... "SONS and MOTHERS" ^ |HY Open IN COLOR AT 7:158. 10:00 • • 1:00 P.M. Rated X •Little Green Men: intelligent life in the universe. •ature at 1:30- Most modern scientists agree that life exists on ■25-5:35-7:36- planets in deep space beyond the solar system, and it |45 P.M. is possible that someday we will discover and Persons under 18 will positively communicate with extraterrestrial intelligence. Not since "AIRPORT" such a shattering not be admitted ID CARD REQUIRED an exciting dramatic experience. SHOWTIMES ADMISSION ALSO! 'UPSIDE DOWN Friday 8 & 10 PM Saturday 2:30, 8& 10 PM Adults $1 MSU Students (ID) 75c THE ADULT ONLY J™T WILL SURVm- IN ONE OF THI ESCAPE PANAVISION* -LOi Sunday 4 PM Children (12 & under) 50c ADVENTURES EVER! MOTION PICTURE NO ADMISSION NO PRE SCHOOL production ol AFTER SHOWTIME CHILDREN ADMITTED HAPPN WTLLIAM DANIELS'HOWARD DA SUVA YOO'VE BEEN WAITING TO SEE! HOUR 'KEN HOWARDIDONALD MADDEN Following the 8 PM shows, a special presentation for jJlPPo,. BLYTHE DANNERi JOHN CULLUMIROY POOLE "Theatre Games" sky-watchers, including an outdoor observing session (weather permitting). Following the 10 PMthe album NOW SHOWING IN COLOR AT 8:50 & LATE "Living in the Past," by Jethro Tull will be played. TODAY 5:00 Lansing 7:20-9:35 SAT. & SUN. Information Wac»nawT4»4-4403 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:35 I^Efikn pWW COLOR ft DCLUtt* i 355-4672 STUDENTS WITH I.D.'s DRIVE IN TNtAlER $1.50 i giand riv«i im 431 ]4| m&0 ALL EVENING SHOWS US1 Of MERIDIAN Ml Friday, Febrila„, „ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan l9?31 Trackmen By CHARLES JOHNSON State News Sports Writer entered Michigan, are Big Ton rivals .Minnesota, 'By far we have one the best track facilities in of country," asst. track coach Jim Bibbs said. "If for no l/nn dash; Ken P°P®j°y mile run; John Pnnoinv preparedthe Wisconsin, and the country," Spartan track other reason but facilities, Mike Hurd1 in the 70 yard Jenison Fieldhouse will we would have to be rated high hurdles; and Del Northwestern. coach Fran Dittrich stated. be full of excitement as one of the finest." Gregory in the Ion{jump. Some of the Michigan "I expect the meet to be Saturday when MSU stages the best we've ever had in There will be only Cassleman is ^ing off a the 50th running of the schools participating include, the University of its entire 50 year history," individual winners, with the big first place finish at the Michigan State Relays. More than 600 athletes Detroit, Ferris State, Wayne Dittrich added. relays being set up without Seattle Invitational last State. CMU, WMU and a team point system. week and will be gunng from 25 Big Ten, Big Eight, The MSU Relays, in With the fast Tartan for Eastern Michigan s Stan and EMU. Mid American Competition will take celebrating its half century surface, a lot of good times Vinson, which makes for an Missouri Valley conference should be turned in. exciting event. schools will be the guests of place on MSU's 22 yard anniversary, qualifies Popejoy was also the Spartans as they vie for Tartan track surface, which of the top indoor relays in Last year's relay's was the impressive at the Seattle has been highly acclaimed as the nation. site of two world record 20 individual and relay meet, turning in a 4:04.2 to one of the country's top 'We definitely can rate titles. performances. Former ^p^re third place. indoor track facilities. with any other meet in the Among the schools Spartan sprint ace Herb "Many of the track stars Washington set the tide u wm ^ jn this meet are when he electrified the the same runners who will amazed crowd with a 5.8 ^ competing in the NCAA Cronin, Feeney, statement clocking in the 60 yard dash for sole possession of the tUle meet track ln March," coach Jim world mark. Bib5s predicted. endangers spring training MSU'S Marshall Dill, then "We have some of the a freshman, brought the country's top talent coming excitement to a peak when tQ our meet." that both sides have made NEW YORK (UPI) -Joe steps ever taken by the two he sped 300 yards around A jarge crowd is expected Cronin and Chub Feeney, leagues, Feeney pointed out important concessions and the track in 29.5 seconds to to j,e on hand since the presidents of the American this was simply a case of despite the directive by gain himself a world record, basketball squad is playing and National Leaue "logistics" and that a Feeney and Cronin, chances Although it is doubtful for a settlement as early as away at Michigan, respectively, Thursday meeting which could have a that Dill will seek to defend General admission for the advised! tremedous bearing on this week are considered his 300 yard dash title on all Major League 12:30 afternoon clubs not open spring whether there will be good. Saturday, he is scheduled preliminaries: is $1. The training camps until an another strike was being The text of thewire sent for a leg on the Spartan's evening session, including agreement is reached with, held here between both swift mile relay squad. f^is in all events except by Feeney and Cronin the Major League Baseball sides. follows: "To all Major Dill, coming off a muscle the [ong jump, triple jump Players Assn. "This does not mean we injury, hasn't been doing and three mile run has an League clubs' chief Several clubs, will not have an executive officers: any sprint work for the past admission price of $1 for immediately upon receiving word from the league agreement," Feeney said. "We would be hopeful we "Because of the uncertain couple of weeks and intends to take it slow for a while, students and a $2 reserved One last ^ charge for the public. presidents, notified their could come to a very early player relations situation, Spartan premier hurdler John Morrison clears the last hurdle as Michigan's Mel Other Spartans to keep The evening session begins Reeves heads for the wire in an earlier meet. Morrison will be one among several players not to report. settlement." the Player Relations your eye on are Bob at 7:30 p.m. and runs until top Although this constituted United Press committee has adoped the Cassleman in the 600 yard about 10 p.m. MSU competitors participating Saturday in the Michigan State Relays. one of the most drastic International has learned following policy: State News photo by Jon Tyner SLEEPING BAG SALE been "All players who have invited to report to Varsity Club VISIT WISCONSIN spring training prior to The MSU Varsity Club March 1 should be advised SAVE UP TO 20% not to report until further will meet 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the club room. Vice leers fighting notice. No policy has been President Jack Breslin will adopted at this time ON SELECTED DOWN concerning the offical speak on the subject, "financing MSU athletics." opening of spring training All members are urged to camps on March 1. BAGS. LIMITED SUPPLY attend. By STEVE STEIN State News Sports Writer met again late Thursday night in another two • point the MSU's lineup will remj same, with Fnnlfl THE MSU's hockey team contest. DeMarco staying at If resumes its fight for the MSU has 12 more points WCHA wing on the first line wi AUTOMATIC SCORERS WCHA lead this weekend as remaining to play for than fellow seniors Bill Sipoli the Spartans face Wisconsin Tech, however. W L Pts. and Michel Chaurest, a ARE HERE!! in Madison tonight and "It's great to be in this Denver 15 6 38 with Olmstead and R WE ARE NOW OPEN WITH Saturday night. position," asst. coach Alex Michigan Tech 12 7 36 playing with Steve C THE NEW ASTROLINE Both contests will be Terpay commented before 12 4 (MSU's leading goal sc MSU 35 broadcast back to East the icers left late Thursday and Mark Calder on til EQUIPMENT Wisconsin 13 6 33 Lansing on WFMK - FM afternoon. "Tonight's game Notre Dame 12 8 30 second trio. radio, with 8:30 p.m. is our most important one 11 10 "Tom Ross should bti faceoff times. North Dakota 27 of the season. If we win Minnesota 7 25 full strength The league's hottest club, 10 OPEN 9 A.M. DAILY tonight, I think we'll sweep commented. Rosi| Minn. Duluth 9 11 18 JRAUPP Michigan Tech, whipped the series." - recovering from i Campfitters HOLIDAY LANES WCHA -- leading Denver, 6 - 4, Wednesday night to move The fourth - place Colo. College U-M 3 3 17 18 8 10 injury, centers the 2208 EAST MICHIGAN. LANSING 489-4188 freshman line. 3101 E. GRAND RIVER ? 337-9775 past MSU into second place vociferous following, lost Boyd heads the Spi by a point. The two squads twice last weekend to WCHA scoring this Ties: MSU 1, Michigan Tech to drop from with 23 points on their top national ranking. Wisconsin 1, goals and 20 assist Over 100,000 fans have North Dakota 1, Chaurest and Colp come through the turnstiles S0 . . . . ... _ have 22 points, wit to watch Wisconsin 19„.m«lhlSSMSnn play in Minnesota 3. b and n£e ^ 12 games this season. jg theothJ Both contests will be two alternate with Denny Spartan among the league! - point affairs. Olmstead on the left wing top scorers with 21 pointF Beset by injuries in recent spot on the Spartans second Ron Clark will againsU weeks, the icers go to line. Bolton took in the nets for the Spartat Madison with two Olmstead's place when the Clark's goals against aveti| defensemen still hobbling. East Lansing native was is now at 3.9 while tb Chris Murfey, who knocked unconscious after suffered a severe Badgers will go with Jii charley slamming into the boards Makey (3.9), who stoppel horse last weekend against behind MSU's net against 62 MSU shots in Wisconsin® Michigan, and Paul Pavelich, Michigan last weekend, 4 • 3 victory here iT with a sprained ankle which "We have outscore he suffered in the middle of Wisconsin," to Bessone said. January, and Dick Perkiij (3.6). January, are still not at full "These will be our toughest In the first two ir strength. games of the season. We're between Wisconsin u Tiifc^ peaces U\at Amo "Murfey is not well, but he'll play," Spartan coach Bessone commented, "Well be going with five defensemen." not in getting and the best of Wisconsin is a great home team with a great home record." shape, over some injuries, MSU this season, split. The Spartans broke a string to the five - the squa^ game Badgers. vi' lo WCHA acti<| bjwc u®*L «V»ay. In other Bob Boyd, Norm Barnes The contests also are this season, North DakoB and Uve Drews join Murfey crucial in the Spartans for and Pavelich in MSU's the title of the four Big Ten plays at Minnesota, Not] defensive aUignment. Dame goes to Color) teams in the WCHA. MSU Bessone also indicated College and Minnesota 1 yciif n\in«l. has a 7 - 1 - 1 mark to the Duluth faces l: • MintT that Darl Bolton would Badgers 5 2 1. • • only eight - point series^ Mr. Mike's Saturday rjcuiseuiii— and Sunday delivery now begins at noon ITEMS OUT OF PAWN ©t|T bag! "nfihei 351-1600 fast free delivery FOR SALE' We've worked a long, hard time to provide you with a real alternative. At Hobies, we let the people happen — something that is all to easy to miss in Across from some impersonal place where the music is so loud that people and conversation don't have a chance. Campus Berkey the HOBIES Sport £c 337-1866 friendly place for you and yours. Hours 9-6 Surplus Mon.-Sat. 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"U MSU's gymnastics team Porterfield had plenty to The obvious matchup to 1 trv and rebound from M has some gets its last shot at an out of say about the meet with the watch will be OlPs Lovin Etter 85 - 72 loss to overshadowing on a superiority the boards led by Bill excellent personnel," Ganakas said, " and they conference foe this weekend Spartans. and MSU's Dave Ziegert. Xg Dame against the U • Kilgore, with 18, and have lost when the Spartans host the Ziegert has been working on some very tough "MSU has ■olverines. Oklahoma Sooners in a dual an outstanding his compulsories this week ,. off time is 2 p.m. at Lindsay Hairston, 15. games — we are not going to team and this meet will be Mike Robinson and Allen meet at 7:30 and hopes to be able tonight at spring a few Her Arena for a battle to make any Jenison Fieldhouse. our toughest to date," surprises on OU. Smith, two of the Spartans > j mistakes against them." ■Th could bury either sharpshooters, found more * Porterfield said. "We've got ■ in the lower regions of Ganakas lamented the This will be the first to hit in every event to beat "I've never seen Lovin of the rim than the fact that his team turned ■conference standings U net meeting between the MSU and to try to discount perform before, but I * just 4 - 4 in the against the Irish, the ball over so many times two the understand he's very good," schools. Oil's record is home crowd .' nee has lost three prompting Ganakas to go at time againstf Notre Dame and currently 2 - 1 with its lone advantage." Ziegert commented. "He Xht and the Spartans, 3 one with a three - said his squad would have to loss coming at the hands of must be. He's an NCAA ■ have won just one of guard offense. do more, and better, Despite having champ." "We tried defending Big Eight champ | last four. The game is against them," he everything passing. "This Iowa State University. outstanding individual Spartan chances have |dy a sellout. one pass and shoot performers, the Sooners' been bolstered this week vhe |0SS to Notre Dame commented, "but we just business never works; even Oklahoma is led by lack of depth could be their became when we did pass we did it with the return of vaulter J a tough one to more disorganized NCAA floor exercise champ downfall. and they without thinking," he said. Jim Tuerk. Tuerk has been ■low," Spartan coach more organized." Odess Lovin. Lovin, a two - On paper OlTs out of the lineup "We have been strength recently throwing time all - American, averages with the ball away all year and lies in the first four events. painful shin splints. a score of 9.5 in his we have also been "Oklahoma can score 27 tankers an speciality. Lovin has not "I felt real good this fomen impatient shooting team, but it seemed like together we had it Final meeting been beaten in his speciality since his sophomore year. points in each of the first four events," MSU coach George Szypula offered. "If week in practice," Tuerk said. "The pain is gone and against Iowa." Senior veterans Bill Kilgore and U-M's Ken Brady my legs feel great." Ixamine rivals Ganakas added. A nother top performer they have a weakness it's in will battle each other for the final time Saturday in the parallel bars and Lack of experience plays for OU is Roger Letourneau As has been the Ann Arbor. A sell - out crowd will fill Crisler Arena horizontal bar. case in a small factor, he said, and on the parallel bars. previous meets this year, an for the intra - state matchup. IBy PAM WRIGHT enter two swimmers in each event." he offered inconsistent play. no excuses for State News photo by Milt Horst Letourneau scored compulsories a 9.2 in last week "OU doesn't have the abundance of talent will be \lews Sports Writer available for gymnastics Barch expects tough "We depth we have in the last enthusiasts. MSU women's always seem to be two events," Szypula taing team will get a competition Cincinnati swimmers Heidi from woefully deficient in one area," he said, "it's IN TOUGH COMPETITION explained. "If we stay close Gymnast Randy Balhorn ce to examine the Big in score, the last two events has Lipe, Jacalyn Hirsty, Alice frustrating to see it at this straightened himself out . Championship Jones and Debbis Kibler. All on the parallel bars, an point in the season." petition this weekend of them took first place event that kept Balhom out M it travels Invitationals. universities to the will against MSU international meet. "We weren't far behind in the U - M, which has had its problems also, will be looking to sweep the season Gymnasts their of the magic 54 point circle. "I've been working on ■icipatp Ball State, their times, though," Barch series from the Spartans, By PAM WRIGHT competition," Vail continued. "I've mounting this week and I've Trn Illinois, George said. "I think we have a but its fortunes depend on 6 State News Sports Writer been pleased with the team's performance got the problem worked Ems State, MSU, Ohio good chance to take those • 10 center Ken Brady and 6 so far this season and I'm sure we will out," Balhorn said. T Purdue, Cincinnati, events." • 3V4 forward Henry The women's gymnastics team has had a make a good showing in this meet." I' Western Michigan and Wilmore, both having off rough schedule of meets this season The MSU gymnasts are 5-2 for the Lipe swims the 200 and - University of 400 freestyle, Hirsty the 50 and 100 freestyle, Jones the receiving little rest from one tough competitor to another. Last weekend the season. Kent State, according to Vail, usually 1500 off any ftinnati and the "The matchup between Spartans traveled to Pennsylvania for a receives team score in the high 80's. The j size pizza a individual medley and fly fcrsity of Indiana will be Brady and Kilgore will be meet with Clarion, a nationally ranked Spartan record shows that they too have and Kibler the breaststroke T Spartans' toughest The Spartans have not one of the keys," Ganakas team. Saturday again they will face tough been scoring in the 80's. Petition. seen the Indiana swimmers said, "it's the last time they competition at Kent State University. "It will be a close and exciting meet," I one coupon per pizza With the Big Ten will face each other." Last year in the Midwest Regional meet, Vail commented. "The girls are ready for compete yet this year. | good thru 2-10-73 Ipionship only a few "I know that Indiana has consisting of teams from Illinois, Indiana, it, though and anxious to face the Kent away it's really Michigan, West Virginia, Wisconsin and team." a very strong team," Barch mate that we can see Ohio, Kent State took third place honors. Vail said that she will be relying on all commented. "They have Indiana and Cincinnati Michigan State ended up in fourth place. the gymnasts to have good performances. taken the Big Ten "Kent State will give us a rough time," perform," Joan Due to injuries this Mr. season the Spartan coach of the championship for the past Try-outs for the MSU Dana Vail, coach of the women's team is short in many of the events and it's two years. It will be Karate Team will be held 1 U's swimming team a tough gymnastics team said. "We were only a few necessary for all the other members of the meet that should give us s way we will be p.m. Saturday in the points behind them in the regionals last team to turn in good performances to get a l(o plan some strategy ■be better prepared for some indications of what to expect championship." at this yearns Fencing Room, Women's IM Bldg. White, Green and Brown belts of any style or year, though, so we have a very good chance. "We've been practicing hard all week for high team score. Freshmen Cherry Almy and Nancy Balogh suffered knee this injuries MIKE'S, „ Championship meet." has held the Barch said that she will club are invited to tryout season. 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Larry "There aren't any real relative ease. that weight, Mendrygal is Avery, undefeated in dual Michigan's undefeated meets, collides with U - M's wrestling squad will host advantages," Bay said. "On The Wolverines strength currently 15 - 2 on the year paper, this meet looks about lies in their strong individual with both of his setbacks Gary Ernst, who Is 12 - 2. Grady Peninger's defending as even as you could get it. talent. Jim Brown is at 118 suffered in Midlands Big Ten champion wrestlers 7:30 p.m., Saturday at The team that wins will be and if a statistical analysis competition. He has shutout The two mammoths Crisler Arena. the team that has the guts of his performances are a seven opponents and pinned competed in the Midlands The winner will likely be to stay off its back. This is true indication of his talent, three others. but were never paired tagged the favorite to win one of those matches that Spartan Randy Miller is together. Both lost to will be decided by two or ''Milt is a very Iowa's Chris Taylor. Avery this month's conference going to have his hands, unorthodox wrestler," Bay title in Minneapolis, Minn. three points." arms and legs full. by a 3 - 1 count, Ernst by a The Wolverines have Brown has lost only once said. "That's one of his fall. "On paper, U - M is the this year to Iowa's Dan chief assets. He's a very toughest team in the spent little time on their "We're not the only two conference," Peninger back this winter rolling up Sherman whom Brown beat frustrating man to wrestle admitted. "They've beaten eight victories in dual meet earlier in the Midlands. Just when you think you've good teams in the "We think Jim is one of got him, he comes on like conference," Bay said. everybody but us. If we can competition without a loss. The 'Big Blue' also finished the finest wrestlers in the an octopus and puts a stop "Iowa, Wisconsin and beat them, we can win the to everything. He's all legs. " Minnesota all have good Big Ten." fourth in the Midlands country," Bay said. "He the Midlands against a balance. But the team that Peninger added that the tournament, one place won Two - time Big Ten wins this match is going to Wolverine's strong behind the Spartans. real strong field and his only champion and NCAA have a definite advantage in individual talent and In terms of common loss came simply because he flat." runnerup Jerry Hubbard the Big Ten title. The undefeated string has to give opponents, both squads was fills the 150 gap for the winner is going to be in Wolverine contingent. good position for favorable Hubbard is 10-1 on the seedings in that Fencers to face season and he too, tasted his lone defeat in the Midlands event. tournament." "The individual records are the primary concern in from Wisconsin "He's tough," Bay commented. "He has to be seedings," Peninger added. "There are acouple of matches school will mean an end to if he's only lost once. this weekend that'll Shut 'yer MSITs once - beaten Chicago and Tri - State, but Hubbard is instrumental to determine whether a kid in between were edged by the 16 - 16 tie that both NCAA champion Tom Milkovich struggles with Minnesota's Rich Gautsch I fencing team won't find its our plans and in my will have to wrestle several competition any easier Illinois, 17 - 10, to place the teams competition. have in previous estimation can wrestle with comparatively few Milkovich will be one of the favorites when Grady Peninger and the Spartan wrestltrsl Saturday morning when the Spartans at an 8 - 1 record anyone in the country." opponents to win the Big invade Ann Arbor this weekend for a pivotal match with the University of Michigan Parkside is 6 - 3 for the for the season. "It's going to be a very season and is 15 - 12 with Those three divisions are Ten." State News photo by Craig Port«| Spartans face Wisconsin and its state rival Badger team. Michigan's best and Bay Wisconsin - Parkside at the tough match,"coach Charlie The two schools will also comments that they'll have Men's IM Arena. Schmitter predicted of the The Spartans whipped Saturday matches. The meet are led Saturday. Hie Rangers by foilist John Tank to take all three to keep stride with the Spartans. WINFIELD, DILLEY TO LEAD two opponents last weekend Badgers were runnerup to with a 25 - 2 record. while losing for the first time Illinois in last year's Big Ten "Those are the key A win for either Swimmers visit Ohio this season. They beat Meet. Action begins at 10 a.m. matches for us," he said. while the Spartans "MSU has a great deal of participate in their first individual talent too, and if day at 12:30, H meet of the let them slip through a DOMINO' we Ohio State. to his swimming meeting Wisconsin couple of divisions, we're By JACK WALKDEN certificate Parkside. The Green and Winfield had trouble background. going to be in trouble." State News Sports Writer swimming." earlier in the season, but has His for coming to fee White will then battle the reasons Despite the wealth of Ken Win field and Alan PIZZA Badgers at 2 p.m. talent in the lightweight Dilley, two of MSU's six senior swimmers, will lead come on strong lately with wins in the 200 butterfly Michigan similar to State are very Dilley's and he Dilley resturant is a hotel J in the last three meets, speaks very highly of the major, but n is r^) the Spartans this weekend son® SO' off P.O.E.M.: as they travel to Ohio for a pair of dual meets. On including an upset Indiana's Bob Alsfelder last of Spartan swimming program. "I like the place," Winfield unsure upon of what he graduation will Saturday. said. "I visited Indiana. Mi (with coupon) APLASTIC ONO BAND C Friday night MSU travels to Ohio University, and on "I had the flu," said in response to Winfield his early Ohio State, and here, and this was the nicest of all of MSU has four ol seniors on the squad I Fret 351-7100 (Elephant's Memory) Saturday they swim against season problems. "I was just them. It also had the nicest have competed in tiwrfl 30 minute delivery one good on any pizza coupon per pizza Good thru Sun. Feb. 11, is coming iheBBt BHfUfPfy getting into shape and 1 get the flu. I'm back in shape now, though." Winfield is from Silver, New Jersey which is Little facilities." Dilley has also had season. been the 200 backstroke, the 200 individual medley a His top events have good home dual meet. Paul Virtue, Kim RidT Jim Rockwell and Jtrfl Virtue and Ityfl RidinptlJ Trowbridge Shop only MONDAY MfUWEVT right on the Atlantic Ocean, and is a part of the 400 both scored points it ^hkh^na^haveJiel^^efKl medley relay team. Big Ten championships^ have been valuable me~ Dilley states two factors which haw led to his great of the squad this year. | "I've achieved a TODAY'S MUSIC ABC RECORDS season. Ridinger has little more confidence and I qualified for the 5 .n feel a little more relaxed," championships on the I Dilley said. meter board in diving. C the Dilley's same reasons coming to MSU are much as Winfield's. for Virtue is counted on ha for the Big Ten this ya the distance freei events. "They had good swimming JIM C QOC E THE BEST OF THEMES GANG facilities for one. They also MSU will take a 4 3| rumx JOE WALSH had a very good swimming meet record i LIFE AND TIMES I rnru oniuaiNn: kuiwe raj <3, to-XI team and good coaching," weekend, while Ohio 9| 71:3335 jssarm Dilley said. comes in with a surpti iaaTEuau:: 1-5 mark Dilley and Winfield are University stands as on . pursuing different avenues of work in their future the top Mid-Antf careers. Conference squads. 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MOST COMPLETE RECORD STORE IN MICHIGAN ^1^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 9, 1973 15 SPECULATORS BLAMED wwm jdrawing date winning numbers Dollar's value LONDON (AP) - every day for the past two ability to use a slips slide rule. view | speculato 824 Speculators dragged the I February 8, 1973 518 U.S. dollar weeks in the latest Many are the treasurers of important is that they back down again international monetary huge i n t p their hunches with Thursday, as they have done crisis, and there appears to corporations. money, often with more be very little anyone can do And many of these money than individual about it. corporations helping to drag governments can raise, \ederal funding who Foreign exchange dealers run the world's markets seemed as confused as anyone else about the money the dollar down by their currency speculations are American owned. According to foreign It may be debatable whether West Germany's mark is undervalued. What codet turmoil of the past 10 days. >r city "There are times when it is hard to tell whether we exchange dealers here, the main two problem of the past weeks is that the counts, however, is whether the speculators it is. . think By their are playing a game of speculators, including the economic strength alone, By CAROL MORELLO Manager John Patriarche to Monopoly-type money or treasures of the big they can put so much State News Staff Writer apply for with the eonomic prosperity international corporations, federal aid for the money into marks that they program. East Lansing of the Western world," a would pay 25 per cent of the no longer trust the dollar. can force a revaluation f federal funds are approved for the estimated foreign exchange dealer said They believe the dollar is L Lansing Police Dept.'s cadet program, $45,000 cost, Patriarche said. upward, whether one is here. overvalued when compared justified or not p manpower will be available for public The police department must Even the governments of to the German mark and the , activities, Sgt. R. S. Foster said also ask for the most powerful nations There are now authorization from Region Six of the Law Japanses yen. an in the non-communist world estimated $70 billion on Ifoting that statistics show criminal activ Enforcement and Criminal Justice Council before it applies at the state had no agreed forumla for The simple. reason ^ *The "united for this is States deP°sit in Europe by is increasing, Foster said: "public said. level, Foster controlling the speculators has L" e is of a lower priority (than criminal and restoring order to the a whopping balance of payments deficit. In 1972 it ™?V15U*ls' yet js very essential, so we would The money markets. F, deadline for submitting the spent $8V4 billion more to involve the cadets in the service - Part of the problem was application is March 14, he said. If abroad than it earned. Of Cted noncriminal type of activities." approval is given, Foster said, the that the dividing line this, $6V4 billion trade This pool is the largest poster said that much of an officer's could begin July 1, when the program between the "good guys" deficit. Ther Germans and was a international money market in the European foreign tied up with activities like department and the "bad guys" in the would recruit maximum of 10 men and the Japanese, however, Imprinting, vehicle inspection and world of speculators shifts exchange markets. both have trade \jce runs, which could be done by women, between the ages of 17 and 22 to surpluses. work 20 hours a week. with the observer's point of They earn more abroad than Government banks are lets with training. view. Speculators are not Fhe first step in obtaining funds was they ...yj spend. So their u lIltll pledged to support the Foster said applications will not be only shadowy professionals currencies, the speculators dollars current exchange Ised Tuesday night when the East accepted unless funds are approved. making money with a reason, are likely to rise rates by buyin8 dollars to City Council authorized City prop up the price. The knowledge of international eventually against the dollar exchange rates and the What makes trouble is that in many cases the the speculators have more money than the state banks. MDIANS CHARGE U.S. NEGLECT Devaluation makes American goods cheaper abroad. American exporters, Tribes in East seek rights therefore, sell and more. Devaluation makes imports into the United States more earn also ly JAMES BARFIELD focus on three issues: To insure that concerns government, to college "We want to operate and expensive. This, too, helps Tate News Staff Writer • The government's of the coalition are dealt scholarships for students achieve our goals by asking American firms by pescendents of Indians inability to fulfill treaty with, the steering from those tribes, discouraging imports of help from private > once lived in the obligations, committee of the coalition Winchester said. foreign rivals. So ^ A will organizations, instead of devaluation Jem half of North revamping by the help each tribe Winchester also added ■seeking federal funds," actually can U.S. office of Education of Jerica have organized the determine their own plans, that at the next meeting of Winchester said. help American business Kition of Eastern Native its approach to Indian encourage communication the coalition, the board will twice. Tericans to seek ways to education and, • between groups, and present decide if it is feasible to Funds provided for a list of resolutions to the start a lawsuit against the | neglect by the federal lemment. Indian education under the appropriate federal agencies, government over Their plans include a Johnson - O'Malley Act of explained Winchester, MSU various treaties broken kble lawsuit against the 1934 that do not go to coordinator of American against Indian tribes east of lemment. eastern Indians, but Indian programs. tjie Mississippi River. Recording to John primarily benefit the The resolutions to be Indians of the West and "The coalition was |chester, vice chairman presented range from Southwest regions of the formed to become coalition, the recognition of all Eastern concerns will country. q0i <14l tribes by the federal recognized by the federal government for-the ,simple reason that many eastern tribes have not been aided Black culture rooms gain use by the Bureau of Indian Programs, which is an lontinued from agency of the Dept. of 1 government funds or page 1) ago, the agreement between the residence halls and the went down to the culture interior, which provides for ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ room (in Holden) felt they Indians living Bated by the members of I Holmes Black ACtion black caucus prohibited racial segregation in the were blacks. infringing on They felt they didn't the reservations," Winchester on J Friday and Saturday- kmittee, a record player, jazines. a telephone Ich the committee pays on black culture rooms. Since then whites have shown a general lack of interest in belong to the group," Murray said. gajd. East Indians remaining in the J Varsity Super Special! J }:' Some students feel that are recognized ~2~25~ "!} as j long distance charges ■ games. lut the culture room in the culture blacks appear arrangement. rooms and to like the having a black culture is not enough to fulfill the cultural needs of black room Indians within government and by some state governments. the Indian But, *[ \yL &TAA46& The unwritten policy they are not recognized by I delivers a Medium 12" 2 item Varsity Pizza and. ■ ppbell Hall has only of students. the federal 2 large cokes. Valid with this coupon on Fri. & I furniture and a segregation in the culture "The idea behind culture government ■ ■vision set which were lady in the room when rooms seems satisfactory to both black to be rooms," Emerson Williams, Colorado Springs, Colo, because the eastern Indians had no treaties as did the Sat. Feb. 9& 10, 1973 |^> ■ room was designated to and white students. Indians who fought in the sophomore, said, "is that 11 items to choose from ■black caucus there. Black students feel that West, Winchester added. * Adrianne Lynn, black n Butterfield Hall, said white students should not want to use the culture they are the only things black students have of their own. They are little There are also plans to charter the coalition in the *r- XPEARL (GI District of } the culture terfield has room in rooms. "In the case of our room, concession to the fact that white students have the Winchester said. Columbia, *! >3.25 ly in use. "increased there's no need for whites whole campus." * delivers a King 16" 2 item Varsity Pizza and 4 The reason for this is that , fit could be due to a to want to come in. The culture rooms are their business will be | large cokes. Valid with this coupon on Fri. & >r enrollment of black Anything that's there, as far ents, but it may also be as reading material, can be also used for meetings of each hall's black caucus. directed at the Washington D. C. )f | Sat. Feb. 9& 10,1973 level, Winchester I to better materials," found in the Library," While these meetings are in explained. The coalition is *"■ Free Fast Hot J" said. "I like to think Debbie O'Neal, black aide Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. ■due to the realization of It the culture room is all of Holmes Hall, said. "The purpose of the room is to progress, white students are asked not to enter the culture rooms. also requesting in the process of funds, he said. foundation ^ Menu: *Subs(4 to VARSITY Pt, and that's pride in create an atmosphere that choose from) felves and our heritage." blacks can be comfortable ••••••••••••••••••. yL. ^ *R>ot long fst year, Yvonne MiUer, in and where they need not Varsity Dogs k aide of Akers ^ *Hamburgers _ _ 4th INTERCOLLEGIATE _ Hall, be hasseled by white jL *Pinhall ^ ■mosphere i a party or social was people." O'Neal is also a member : 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 * Wominant in the culture of the Academic Council. ★★★★★★★★*★★★★★★ RODEO* ^ in Akers Hall. This Greg Murray, Ubly > ™sis there's on an increased using the room junior, said that the major reason white students do S wdemic purposes. not use the black culture ISU LIVESTOCK PAVILION: J THE _ J culture room has rooms was that they felt Pours for studying, and Itnese times, black uncomfortable in the PERFECT PLACET |~ents fe down and »u'e are allowed room use to the facilities, Quality Jim's Tiffany Place If Psn white students are needs little advertising a(^m'ssion. ¥ n the black culture The Leather Shop T6 were first set aside Fximately on MAC three years fne FREE 890 submarine^ ON 1 with any pi7.za order. I VALENTINES DAY |^e coupon per pizza ham/salami "dthru 2-10-73 turkey roast baaf Hrfdinnef corned beef | $2.50 mikes p«z/a & sdiiiiwKH snoppe 23rd i24th 25th - - - MSU Livestock Pavillion, Elderly Instruments, 8 pm 2, 8 2 pm pm W Cambell's Smoke Shop,A4 Lynn's Camera Stores % fUS TIFIMY PLACE DINING ^ 351-1600! COCKTAILS Miscellaneous-Meridian Mall. • . BANQUETS ^ t. £ coupons |««t free deliveryj Friday, ftbruar CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1962, MAVERICK 1970, 1 20 TWO GIRLS for immediately-June 15. Across 4-man, ONE MAN needed apartment, close to campus. for good WANTED: 34or house. mSu 5 1 4 door sedan, power steering, horsepower, 6, standard $70. 351 -8994. 351-1159. 4-2-9 from campus, 33M0,0, brakes and windows. Good condition. $275. 625-3893, transmission, radio, factory air conditioning. $900. 5 2-9 1 OR 2 men needed for 4 man. TWO 361.0042.J5ll GUYS 351-0066. 3-2-9 NEEDED: ONE man for 4 - man Meadowbrook Trace ask for John. 2-2-9 Apartment, rent negotiable. semi prjvale ro° PHONE 355 8255 CUTLASS SUPREME 1968, 4 MERCEDES BENZ 230 gas, apartment. Rivers Close to campus. Edge Apartments. 393-5378. 5-2-12 month'y. 337^1*11 347 Student Services Bidg. door, excellent $1250. Phone condition. 482-5165. automatic, air, 250 - gas automatic. 220 Diesels, and 337-0884. 5-2-13 TWO BEDROOM. 2 person, HOUSEMATES Needed ^1 •AUTOMOTIVE Scooters & Cycles 6-2-14 _ others. Portland. 647-6547. i2J_3_ SUBLEASE summer, 1 - men, SPRING $70. 630 and furnished apartment, close to campus. 351-6088 or lZ:r.S*J 882-3845. 1.2.9' DATSUN, 1972 - Red coupe, Stoddard. 337-2197. 6-2-16 393-5378. 5-2-12 Parts & Service MERCURY COMET 1964, Aviation radio, radial miles, tires, 13,000 35mpg. Pay off. Good running condition, $150. 669-3489 after 6pm. WOMAN FOR three - man near CAMPUS ROOMMATE r°om, WANTED^! $56 50 "• 0«,| furnished apartments •EMPLOYMENT 669-5860. 6-2-16 3-2-9 campus. Own room, month. Immediately - $80/ June. new for Fall. 482-2580. 3.9.13 **1 • FDR RENT Sylvia 355-8252. DAHLMANN MEN, FURNISHED Apartments low mileageexcellent 332-0042, 5-2-15 APARTMENTS Kitchen, parking. v„ Too Houses condition has extras. excellent condition, 28 miles/ 10 bl^_ Rooms 485-9576.3-2-13 gallon, Call after 5pm, 1234 E. Grand River C8mPus, do b|,"l 482-8638. 3-2-9 EAST LANSING, 2 man near 351-0315 reasonable. Phone after 6pm. 351. i - •FOR SALE campus, furnished, $150/ 5-2-12 DODGE VAN - 1966, paneled, month, 351-9036 after 5pm I OR 2 PERSONS needed for Animals automatic, good condition. MUSTANG 1967, Fastback, 332-3680. Mobile Homes 'Lost & Found $695. Phone 353-2814 or 353-2811.4-2-14 new transmission, brakes, overhauled. $675, or best 'Atr PROTEST IS THE SILENT TrPE - and weekends. 5-2-15 apartment close to campus. Call 351-0058. 5-2-12 Rooms £ •PERSONAL offer. 485-5669. 5-2-13 I REFUSE lbPATRONIZE LANSING NORTHSIDE GIRL NEEDED to sublet spring GIRLS, $40/ , DODGE DART, 1967, 2 door, •PEANUTS PERSONAL furnished 3 rooms and bath. •REAL ESTATE automatic, red with black OLDSMOBILE - 1968, factory ON TUESDAYS I' Single adult. $110/ month, term, room. $70/ month, own Call 332-2637. 5-2-13 campus fUrr room, kitchp, top, good condition. air, power windows, power sost Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 all utilities included. •RECREATION $700. 349-0437. 6-2-9 seats, new tires, new exhaust 351-7283. 1-2-9 LUXURY EFFICIENCY, East •SERVICE system. Does need minor MEN Instruction DODGE POLARA wagon 1965, body work. Car can be seen Motorcycles |Jdfroj Employment TWO BEDROOM furnished, Lansing, sub-lease. Call after 5pm, 351-4274. 5-2-14 - SINGLE rooirTuH V-8, automatic, power at Campus Mobile Gas shag carpet, air conditioning, Typing Service steering and brakes, radio. Station, Harrison and pool, free hourly bus to •TRANSPORTATION 372-7711.3-2-13 Trowbridge Roads. For more YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, GRADUATE STUDENT and SUBLEASE 4 for 4-man, spring spouse to act as apartment / campus. 351-1896. 5-2-12 term, near campus. •WANTED details call Mrs. Schover, RICKMAN. Now is the time men FIAT 850 1970. Completely 355-3275 until 5pm. Call to buy. Be ready for the dormitory supervisors for WOMAN GRADUATE or 351 3097. 5-2 9 quiet CLOSE to MSU CkS •• RATES •• weather. Custom Lansing Business University. rooms. Cooking Pta. rebuilt, good condition, best 332-8026 after 5pm. 3-2-9 warm offer. 353-8150. 5-2-12 OLDSMOBILE DELMONT - accessories, parts and service. SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, Apartment furnished. Phone 489-5767. 3-2-9 m 485-8836. 0-2-28 noRDS MONDAYS FIREBIRD 1969 - 350, 4 1968, 4 door hardtop. 455 INp. 2460 North Cedar, HRI STUDENTS to work in TWO ROOMMATES nice house. Own needed^ cubic inches, 2 barrel, power Holt. Just South of 1-96 575 CORNELL, 3 or 4 man. rooms H speed, $1,100 482-0381 or . local restaurant in fast food TWO MAN apartment, near 351-6153.3-2-12 nn EE3 aa yai BaB 373-4346 after 5pm. Ask for steering, brakes, vinyl top, 1 overpass. Phone 694-6621 campus, parking. Call Fireplace, parking, walk to owner. Very good condition. C-5-29 production, quality control, campus. Available March m Era CCT gains Joe. 3-2-13 2115 •C..J Wayland. ..oy.aMu, 489-9655. . management, etc. Send brief 351-0725 after 6pm. 5-2-9 15th. Phone 332-3207. CAPITOL CLUB. Men, E3 Em co aa eze 3-2-9 ^ resume to MIC, P.O. Box 5-2-13 singles, $12 up. '|J gnBffiBffigiaggE FLEXIBLE Converted BUS - to motor home. 1949. I Auto Service J| j [ 1833, East Lansing, Michigan 48823. 3-2-9 MARRIED STUDENTS & FACULTY 2 GIRLS TO sublease house $55 484-4422. 0 2 28 Self-contained, generator. OPEL KADETTE 1967, good ROOM FOR man 23 23 El EE 3E across ) Phone 349-1617. 5-2-14 engine and runs well. Body per month plus utilitios. VW GUARANTEED repair. WAITRESS - LUNCH. Monday 485-7507 after 5pm. 3-2-9 Union, 21114 Grand R needs some work, 32,000 fhhb CSEE EEES ebbs RANDY'S MOBIL, I -96 and through Saturday or full 1.2. & 3 upstairs. 5-2-14 FORD 1971 - Windowed van, miles, good gas mileage. One Okemos Road. 349-9620. time, 5V4 days. Must be bedroom apts. SHARE HOUSE, in country, V-8, automatic transmission, owner, $325 as is. Call ROOMMATE DEADLINE C-2-28 experienced, neat and own room, nice. $50. Doug, NEEDEDio radio, factory air, carpeted, 485-5336. 3-2-13 some with study mellow home. Own be courteous. Apply in person 1 P.M. one class day paneled and insulated, tinted 669 9637. 3-2-9 Call 351-3644 or £ Disc Brake Special between 2pm - 4pm, JIM'S before publication. -glass, peak condition PONTI AC 1967 6 cylinder, TIFFANY PLACE. Closed 3-2 1 2 Here's What We Do: OKEMOS WARDCLIFF throughout. Call 882-2697 Cancellations/Cor¬ after 6pm. 5-2-14 body good, excellent mechanical, tires good, $400 * Replace front disc pads 'Inspect & adjust rear shoe Sundays and holidays. 3-2-9 from *149 per mo. schools, completely furnished ranch house, 3 bedrooms, SINGLE - ROOM cooking,* rections - 12 noon one or best offer. At Zephry ♦Repack front outer RENTAL & leasing agent wanted. Union. Quiet lady. No 3 class day before FORD FAIRLANE 1969. station East Lansing, Immediate and full time UNFURNISHED study, 1 '/> baths, air pets. Now September til unbelievably sharp, 676-5622.3-2-12 conditioned, washer, dryer. week. 663-8418.0 2-2-12 T publications. employment, must have car, Available April thru automatic power steering, be ambitious, and willing to children welcome The State News will be $600. Call Fritz, 332-3574. TRIUMPH GT6+ 1970, very December, $325/ month plus work nights and weekends please, no pets deposit. 337 0392. 3-2-9 responsible only for the 5-2-9 good condition, $1600 or when necessary. Paid on first day's incorrect best offer. Must sell, only commission basis only. For insertion- FORD 1967 power, — Country sedan, factory air, original 21,000 miles, 393-8336. 5-2-14 further information call Tho mas R . Bouman, KNOB HILL GIRL house, NEEDED $65, , share Christian utilities. M E L DEMONSTRATION by LOTRol Englifl All students aos must be owner. $575. 332-1725. EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., Call 337-9600. 3-2-9 manufacturer TuesdiJ lprepaid 7-2-14 VW Out of state car, REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 APARTMENTS HONEYMOON - TY&6cottage February 11th- Ke»Wii GREMLIN 1971-X. Sun roof, body brakes etc. Good. Must - 5pm daily. 10-2-21 349 4700 - Your pwn cute ofl? - instrument that sounds Suf sell. $800 or best offer. orchestra. 349-9293 lor dm $1,200. Call before 3pm, bedroom, newly - furnished 353-0900. 6-2-9 DOCTOR'S SECRETARY who Hours mornings and 5 • 7pm. 5-2-121 484-6966. 5-2-14 and newly - decorated home. smiles, spells and types well. 9-5 M, Tues, W, F Wide lawns yet close-in. V W 19 6 o m a t i c Prefer insurance and billing 1-7 Saturday Marrieds only. Available late SKI EQUIPMENT - Head*] JISCAYNE CHEVY 1967 GRAND PRIX - 1970, condition. experience. Full time. Fringe March. $195 includes Look Nevada bmdinjf excellent condition, Must sell. Phone 489-4876. COMPLETE IMPORT car benefits. Call 332-1 123 Closed Thurs. and Rosemount, Koflach bo automatic, power steering utilities. Garden Cottages, tires, 32,000 m 3-2-12 service including ignition, between 5 and 8pm. Sunday - except Ramy poles. 48 and brakes, $450. Call after 400 Gunson. 332-6717. 485-8664. 5-2-14 chassis, brakes and electrical X-10-2=19 for appointments 351-4214. 3-2 9 5pm, 337-2764. 3-2-13 3-2-12 VW BUG - 1968, 58,000 miles, available at ROBERT'S 26 mpg., very good running AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. ALL KINDS of I CAMARO 327 - 1967, 4 speed, IMMEDIATE SALE, Mercury BABYSITTER, MY home. Start LOCATED THREE BEDROOM ranch, condition. $700. Contact 4980 Park Lake Road, crocheted items. Lowprii with new tires, call 349-1562 Montego 1970, automatic, April 2nd, Monday - Friday, mornings 371-3877. 3-2-9 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for % MILE NORTH storage, stove, refrigerator, factory air, power, 27,000 8am - 5:30pm. Reliable, 694-9057 5-2 9 afte' 6pm. 3-2-13 patio, singles, deposit. miles, excellent. 482-3521. appointment. 0-2-28 OF JOLLY RD. ON 489-4876. 3-2-12 CHEVROLET 1969 Impala 4 2-2-9 OPEN 9-5 30 daily. MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, OKEMOS ROAD door hardtop, automatic V-8, 10-2-22 Michigan and Grand River. ONE MAN needed for three Saturday 0PTIC| $1,095. Phone 332-0303. JEEP house. Own room. $50 DISCOUNT, 2615 1971, good condition, Low cost, expert exhaust man DELIVERY HELP wanted, EAST MICHIGAN Avenue Michigan, Lansing. 372-7411 with Shell Western station, snow 3206 West plow. | Motorcycles ]Sj] repair. Custom work. Pipe evenings, must be 18 and room apartment, 1 - - 6 4 per month. Available immediately. 1005 Albert C-5-29 bender. FREE ESTIMATES, CHEVY 1965 Impala have car. Phone 337-1636. people, furnished, $165 Street. 351-9320. 3-2-12 Saginaw. May consider trade. 332-2927. C-2-28 convertible, 6 cylinder, good 489-8015. 3-2-12 3-2-12 includes utilities. Phone »»+«»**!*» J condition, $250. 372-4779 372-0352. 5-2-14 ONE NEEDED for room, close WHEELS. OUR supplier is it . . . (Karen). 3-2-9 APPLICATIONS ARE now MALIBU 1971, vinyl top, all discontinuing his line of GT being accepted for part time GIRL NEEDED for 4 to campus, $50/ month, plus Classified^ YOUR NEXT job can really be power and low mileage. 1972 HONDA CL-175, 1,600 alloy wheels, brand new man near utilities. 337-9349. 2-2-9 help. $300/ monthly to start. Annual a ball! Look for it in today's Reasonable for quick sale. miles, excellent condition. superb quality English made, campus spring term. 489-3494. C-2-28 5-2-14 Phone 663-9892. X-3-2-9 $105 per set, most imported 332-4520. 5-2-14 TWO BEDROOM duplex. Ideal Classified Ads. , cars. At CHEQUERED location. Fireplace. Own Valentine WAITRESS, NEAT capable CONVENIENTLY FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo LOCATED, washer. White shag carpet. The point is . . . Street, 1 mile West of person, good starting pay, attractive furnished 5 rooms Curtains. 351-4487. 2-2-12 Special fully paid Blue Cross, other and bath. Yard. Enclosed and looked! Campus. 487-5055. C-2-28. We looked MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East benefits. Apply in person, DAGWOOD'S, 2803 East Kalamazoo Street. 5-2-12 porch. Good for 3 singles. No children or pets. Utilities CLEAN, MODERN, 4 bedroom home, recreation room, large 1" greeting S3 j Kalamazoo Street since 1940. paid. Deposit required. Call kitchen, 1V4 baths, Southwest 2" sonnet Complete auto painting and 627-6044. 3-2-12 Lansing, $220/ month, plus collision C-2-28 service. 485-0256. c For Rent I® SUBLET apartment, TWO bedroom Spring, Abbott utilities. 3:30pm. 4-2-d 372-1215 after 3" tome & Aviation TV RENTALS $9.50 per Road, parking. 332-1127 EAST LANSING -1750 month, $23 per term; free delivery, service and pick-up. after 5pm. 10-2-15 Coolidge Road. New 3 347 Student Services| LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years No deposit, New stereos SUBLEASE THRU summer bedroom Families, no deluxe pets. duplex. Available Deadline today. | available at same rates. Call term. 2 man apartment, 1 experience in all types of Maroh 1st. Phone 372-5920. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 bedroom furnished. Close to flight training. Approved for 5-2-9 F R ANCIS campus. Stoddard ■bi veterans. AVIATION, Airport Road. Apartments, Call 332-5245 after 5pm. 5-2-13 Call 484-1324. C-2-28 SUBLEASE SPRING summer. CROSSWORD Employment '|^j Close comfortable. 1 bedroom, PUZZLE Good KEYLINE PASTE-UP person 1 management. 337-0269. ACROSS I. Encore 23. Speech 27. Banish FLORIDA - 5-2-9 for advertising agency. 4. Confection 29, Galatea's Then in we found 7, Indicator beloved 484-P1443. 8-2-9 TWO BEDROOM fireplace, $140, utilities paid, GIRL Cedar NEEDED to sublet in II. Summer drink 12. Personal 30. Moose 31. Collars OIPIEINL 'Point 'Bilttany'" Village immediately. PART TIME salesmen with car. no cats, 1011 East Hazel Call 351-5871 after 5pm pronoun 13 Italian summer 32. Platform 35. Form ol rummy ENjAGX hipioimiaB (South Pennsylvania). 5-2-15 Leads furnished. Work any 4 narpftiiiv- So verv carefullv. We looked We wish vqij would. And vnu rani hours 484-6728 after 5pm. 2-2-9 resort 36. Oven BTEIPI per day, high 14 Stewpan 37. Wireless and searched and studied and weighed, Firsthand. Close up. Throughout. We commission. Call 882-6317 CEDAR VILLAGE 4 man 16, New York inventor seeking a Florida property we wanted to would like to tell you about flying down FEMALE ROOMMATE needed between 1 - 5pm. 20-2-26 apartment sublease spring baseball club 41. Ipecac source represent. Then, rewardlngly, we to romantic Bayway Isles to do just that! for 4-man across from discovered the sheer wonder of the complete water ront co There's another Point way we'd like you to THE DEPOT Williams Hall. $67.50. 351-5790. 3-2-12 term. 337-2117. 5-2-15 17 Long-tailed ape 42. Exploit U S;eps 43. Honey DOWN 1. Cistern |;Si,tt»| 5 Sliced see Brittany. Even sooner. That's has CASA DEL SOL, East 19 British guns 44. Banquet openings for waitresses. Lansing. anywhere - POINT BRITTANY, on t „ th- " . . . Various shifts available. Now available, 1 bedroom 21 Rainbow 45. Mobster's gun 2. International 6. Belong Bayway Isles, St. Petersburg. experience of an axcltlng new sound and language ONE BEDROOM apartment unfurnished How sha we put t into words? , ... , luxury .0 T~ Fabulous? Luxurious? Magnificent? color film Just released. Experience not necessary. above East Lansing State apartments. Starting at $170. 2 T- 22 * T~ 6 '//, *r 8 9 You've heard it all before. You have to see Truly, you have to see Point Brittany to Bank, available February 9 Stake Located in the Old Grand Evening calls are best " tr~ Point Brittany. Swimming pools? Saunas? Yacht and ,U"V comprehend the extent of Its charm, Us exclusltlvlty, Its contentment and Its Trunk Railway Depot, 1203 15th. Call 351-5063 after 5pm. 3-2-12 351-9020.5-2-15 v//, 16 10. CoMeen 15 Decora11**! South Washington, Lansing. 'M 15 tennis clubs? Private boat and fishing protection of privacy, pleasures and Ask for Don Phillips. 3-2-13 BURCHAM WOODS announces % ___ IgCalil^'T docks? You have to see A million - dollar Point Brittany. residents' club? Investment. We would be delighted to elaborate on WANTED: ONE female' the beginning of summer 'fa •7 %% H 20. Pars'11'1' I roommate for 4 WANTED man. rates. i\ Billboaid' [ IP 1 24-hour medical and security personnel? - CHURCH nursery - Apartments available "9 IO 21 Exquisite one, two and three bedroom any or aM of ,he ,|vingi investment advantages of Point Brittany, rentlng or Twyckingham. $70/ month. 351-3118. 5-2-15 ■ 23, Invite apartments and penthouses? Conveniences yQur )sland dream come true In the blue of necessary. Call 655-2344 or 332-2831. 5-2-13 27 % fl n 24, Thrift and pleasures ad infinitum? You have to Boca clega B 655-3135.3-2-13 ONE TT -1 w 25, Olfen** see Point Brittany. GIRL NEEDED to share mobile carpeted, BEDROOM, all utilities fully paid, VA" 26D"'Lr HeadiP home winter term only. Woodhaven, own 351-3688. 3-2-9 storage space, 5 minutes to m 28. Sort State Wide R.»lf„r« Name campus, close to 31. Hem" ShoDtown Address hour. 482-6089 3-2-12 ONE MAN, luxury apartment, $130/ month. expressway, 371-4218 mmwmw/Mm ■ 36 se 32, Soi"*' 371-2891. 1-2-9 Haslett, Mich 48823 Haslett, own bedroom, Mark, l 353-4377, 339-9296. 3-2-9 — mT MODELS WANTED for -J - 1 photography and body LARGE 2 BEDROOM ur 1 of the excitement of Point Brittanv. State Zip MM" 1 Please inform me about the free painting, $10/ hour. Call for GIRL NEEDED for 4 man apartment, carpeted, spring term, Cedarview dishwasher, spacious closets. j film showing, dinner reservations and Telephone appointment, 372-0567 10-2-22 Apartments. 351-8427. 3-2-9 Okemos. 349-9228. 4-2-9 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 9, 1973 17 m l n B J_oM 250 Amplify SKIS, HEADMASTER'S, Look FIND SOMETHING? MAKE WANT ads your whole Terms approved for first POW release bindings, treat for powder lom. Almost"^ cheep. $55. 332-0239. 3-2-9 If you've found a pet or article life catalog! Look there for *353-8417. 3-2-12 of value, we want to help you all the things you need each (continued from page 1) that the Communist side has HONEYWELL ELMO return it. Just come in to the day I timetable, which is not captured in South Vietnam, LlS (2). *'*• 16" Worn Super-8 Thieu indicated that there agreed to a date apparently written into the agreement State News Classified some of them State Dept. if must sell. 669-9575 camera with zoom lens. 7 months old. Excellent and tell us you want to Dept. place RUSSIA SCANDINAVIA have been disputes in four - within the time frame laid or any of its protocols, the officials. t'epm. 2-2-9 condition. 60% off an ad in EAST LANSING 5 weeks. $387 inclusive. party Joint Military down by Henry A. first group of American Thieu told newsmen in original STATE London departures. Small, Commission BANK'S the Kissinger. Kissinger has said tr RHODES electric price. Phone 353-4300 after 7pm. 5-2-13 column. As a public service found International group camping travel (ages 18-30). Also number of over Vietnamese the United States expects prisoners should be released around Sunday, since that Saigon that details still are To 6 mornns cW. -Ktom EAST LANSING STATE Europe, Africa, India: 3-11 being worked out on prisoners to be freed and American prisoners to be marks expiration of the first Vietnamese military I Call 351-2609 6 - SLING LERLAND DRUMSET BANK will run the ad at no weeks. Travel, Write: Ltd., Whole Box Earth the timing of their release. released at two - week two week interval since the tt. 3-2-9 extra cost to you. 1497, - prisoner exchanges. Zildgian cymbals, fibre cases, K.C., Mo. 64141 intervals in roughly equal $400. Rhone 332-3945. EAST LANSING agreement was signed in "One important thing is I yeer old. But American officials installments from the LH HORN 5-2-13 STATE BANK Paris Jan. 27. that we say we are missing condition. $425. C-2-28 said any such disputes signing of the agreement about 30,000 soldiers and concern Vietnamese | anytime, 355*034. TEAC TAPE deck 3300. Ten inch reels, never used. Best LOST: MALE tiger cat with PRESIDENTE hotel! $249 prisoners and do not involve until the 60 - for U.S. troop withdrawal day deadline Pentagon sources said Wednesday night in the Communists have just Americans. given us a list of only offer over $400. 351-4301 short tail. Vicinity of Snyder complete. ASMSU Travel and prisoner repatriation, Washington that 27 IVGUITAR, ivory end Road off Hagadorn. Reward 353-0659, which is March 28. American prisoners held in 4,000," Thieu said. "Where I retailed at $1,200. will 3-2-9 Call 337-2734. 1-2-9 332-6047. 5-2 9 355-4560, The Americans noted are the other many ■(or $250. 669-3969 efter Under Kissinger's jungle camps in the South thousands?" GUILD GUITARS 40% off this will be released Sunday near J, 3-2-9 month only. Hard shell cases FOUND: DOG, white, brown An Loc. "Meanwhile, their for all instruments. $38 - head, spots. Vaccination tags: iTsuPER-8 movie cemere. Detroit, prisoners of war are very Mt $40. ELDERLY Michigan. Call Indications ■Ln Graphic 4x5 view INSTRUMENTS, 541 337-9570. C-3-2-13 from the well controlled," he added. lera TEAC A-4010-SL Grand River, 332-4331 East noon XEROX COPIES 4/. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Pentagon sources were that While Thieu said details Teo tape deck. Sony - 7pm. C-5-2-14 LOST — BOGUE street & Grand M.A.C. and Grand Ri the first POW release from of Vietnamese prisoner *28 stereo 8-track River vicinity. Young below Jones North Vietnam might exchanges are still being Eder. 1000 used 8-treck cockapoo. Small. Dusty silver Stationery Shop. coincide with Kissinger's worked out, South IBM SELECTRIC typewriter, 2 337-1666. C-2-28 r $2 each. 500 used years old, under maintenance grey. 332-4458. 3-2-13 four day visit to Hanoi. - Vietnamese military sources Announcements for It's What fco alburns. USED stereo Call 353-8770. said release of contract. HOME REMODELING Happening must be received in 1,000 South fcment, used zoom lenses, 5-2-14 FOUND: FEMALE calico cat and Kissinger, President Vietnamese oculars, TV set*, near repairs. Free estimates. Call the State News office, 341 Contact 332-8374 or 337-2091 prisoners held Hagadorn and Shaw. Student Services Bldg., by 1 Nixon's foreign policy jwriters, adding machines, Call 351-4684. C-3-2-13 Jim Wolnosky, 351-8753. for more information. The dive by the Communist side and STANDARD BED. $20. 3 piece least two class days adviser arrived in Erradios, tapestries. Used B-2-2-12 is open to Club members only. Bangkok 2,000 North Vietnamese sofa, $15. 2 similar A ski is and boots, $5 up. LOST CAT: Brown and black Thursday night on his way and Viet Cong held by upholstered chairs, $3/ each. to ■cox SECOND HAND ALTERATIONS AND by phone. Minority Hanoi and Peking. He Phone 669-3015. 3-2-12 tiger, long haired, female. students are Saigon is planned for ■re 509 East Michigan, REPAIRS NORGAARD'S especially needed to work with leaves Friday night for Monday. - Vicinity Arbor Drive, East %ng'. 485-4391. 8 - 5:30 •DIAMOND - NEVER worn, Lansing. Reward. Call TAILOR SHOP. 37 years Try outs for the MSU Karate black and brown older persons in the Model Vientiane and cease - fire Thieu accused the ■ Monday - Saturday, 3rd Carat, ladies yellow gold 351-6672. 2-2-9 experience, 1609 East Team will be held at 1 p.m. City talks with Laotian leaders Co m m u nist side of ■ kAmericard, Master Kalamazoo. Saturday in the Fencing Room, neighborhoods. Ask for John Lansing. before flying to Hanoi solitaire, $300 certified retail, 482-2245. 1 -2-9 Women's Intramurml Clobridge at the Volunteer continuing to violate the Trge trades, term*, gldg. [wyiC-2-28 $175. 372-4348 after 5pm. 3-2-12 Personal IT] PATCHWORK QUILTS from White, green ^nd brown belts ot anv style are invited. Bureau, 35 3-4400. Rabbi Alan Kensky of Ann Saturday for four days of conferences Vietnamese with North leaders on cease - fire 12 days after if officially went into effect in 0 noise reduction your sewing scraps. Sewing South Vietnam at 8 a.m. STOCK AT MPC CASHWAY DREAMED OF BEING Anyone interested in helping Arbor will speak on "Respect I, $220. After 5pm, and alterations. 349-2837. SDS build for the Antiracist postwar relations and U.S. Jan. 28. LUMBER for ceiling tile. SKINNY? Eat fat(ly) and still for Nature in the Jewish B-1-2-9 aid. "Until now there's no (2023. 5-2-13 Prices 10» to 19*, in 6 styles. lose fast! Conference is urged to call Tradition" at 5:30 p.m. Sunday The "Skinny 675-7589. as Hillel's speaker for Sunday cease - fire at all," he said. Phone 372-2120. 3-2-12 Secret." $4.79 AVALON VALENTINE CARDS and* PRIES 31 foot wide, 84 Box 5233, Station 4, North supper. Rabbi Kensky would Secretary of State "How can we apply the >s long, Casement cloth, Fanny Farmer candy in heart Eckankar will have an office like to meet with Jewish DECODER AMPLIFIER William P. Rogers said peace terms of the peace - Hollywood, California shaped regular box. We from noon to [ green and turquoise, - - or open 3 p.m. students from Ann Arbor at 6 Sony, turns stereo into 91604. 10-2-13 will wrap and mail candy if Tuesdays through Thrusdays in p.m. Sunday. Thursday in Washington the agreement if they continue i $700. Make offer. quadraphonic. Brand new, desired. GULLIVER STATE 4-4A Student Services Bldg. United States expects a the war?" 11365. 4-2-12 must sell I 489-9242. 2-2-9 UNDER 30'S DRUG, INC. 1105 East Books, leaflets, tapes and Laos cease - fire soon and a He said that as long as the People In the United information will be available. All Hillel will hold services at Grand River, East Lansing. withdrawal of all foreign , 1218 States most dissatisfied with are welcome. 5:30 p.m. today followed by fighting continues not even IF YOU have 332-5171. C-7-14 a used knapsack, their Jobs are black workers supper. Talmud class will be troops from the landlocked the International please call Paul Kroening, under 30, then all workers Pre - vet students — a held at 8:30 a.m. Saturday country neighboring Commission for Control and 355-1140 after 3:30pm. under 30 with some college CHILD CARE: Home-like specialist in pathology will followed by services Vietnam and Cambodia 5-2-12 perform an autopsy at 10 a.m. at 9:30 on Supervision can mark off environment with a nursery a.m. and Kiddush at 319 the Indochinese peninsula. the territory held by Thieu's i under 30. They a school program JACK & Saturday in the diagnostic lab Hillcrest St. HNTZ 1200 integrated - behind the Vet Clinic. Saigon government or the ORGAN CONN strummer with Jo JILL NURSERY SCHOOL, , warranty, $400. North Vietnam has Viet Cong rebels. minomatic, new condition, 1 monotonous, unchallenging. | Thornes with Stanton So It's a good Idea to read near Sparrow Hospital, Any women interested in Mariah will present Pearls identified 562 U.S. "As long as the present year old, will accept trade. 482-7734. 3-2-9 Before £wine and Michael Coren IE, $110 after 5pm, the STATE News Classified creating a women's theater servicemen as alive in prison §367. 3 2-9 489-3324. 4-2 9 Ads each day. Even though group is asked to call 484-0476 at 8 and 10:30 tonight and type of fighting continues, you are now employed a job FOR QUALITY service on or 353-9446. Saturday in the McDonel kiva. camps and 55 who died in then nobody can demarcate Tickets wil sale at 7:15 - GUILD 12 string HAMMOND M-3 organ. Very opportunity to meet your stereo equipment, see the and 10:15 p.m. go on captivity. Of the 562 the territory held by either STEREO SHOPPE, identified as alive, 456 are j, $325; Gibson J50D, good condition. $700. Phone there almost Grand River. C-2-28 543 East Zionist movement, will show the side. I think the war stereo AVI/FM radio, 694-8232, 694-0093. 6-2-16 on any day. Fr U cla in the North, 99 in South continues because the Start now! film "Let My People Go" at ers. $125. 339-8604. 8:15 p.m. Saturday in Union Vietnam and seven in Laos. Communists continue the WINCHESTER tonight at 343 Albert St. In trap, new, mint. - MODEL 12 $475. Phone F REE ... complexion A lesson in : - Parlor C. addition, the Communists also list 27 war. How can we do the job 332-1838. 5-2-15 care. Call The MSU Turkish Club will The Social Work prescribed by the peace pRAPHY EQUIPMENT, 484-4519 East Michigan or American civilians as terms?" FIVE sponsor in Turkish Undergraduate Student i enlarger, Bronica 485-7197 Lansing Mall. STRING banjo lessons. a course folklore and dancing at 2 p.m. Advisory Council welcomes misc. Darkroom CUSTOM WHEELS for Chevys. Blue grass and old-time MERLE NORMAN students and faculty to join t. 371-1275. 3-2-13 never used. Phone styles. Sundays in the Union. 351-6957 COSMETICS STUDIOS. Banjo's available. Interested students are welcome. them for fun and conversation after 5pm. 3-2-13 484-6151. 5-2-9 at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the C-2-2-8 I valentine! 60% off on Pretzel Bell. For rides, meet at terchandiie wit except for 1 day only, GUNS, RIFLCS, and pistols 6r PREGNANT? all makes and calibers. Over Call WE us.vPRt&NANCY understand. WILL English TUTOR or English German to to German present two 7:30 p.m. at 2 55 Baker Hall. Two 400 Few remove bracelets level courses on February 12th, 600 guns in stock. For best students. Call Gina. I 1:30 a.m. today in 300 Human , COUNSELING. 372-1560 Africa were omitted from the il 4:30pm. CEDAR price in Southern 332-5363. 5-2-14 Ecology Bldg. on careers, and Michigan 0-2-28 one at 12:40 p.m. today in 207 spring course schedule. For (continued from page 1) T, 501 East Michigan, see BOB'S GUN SHOP. V4 details, call 353-0740 Human Ecology Bldg. on during |g. 1-2-9 block south of Post office PRIVATE BANJO and guitar office hours. them as a reminder. fashion dt annex, at 2412 South Cedar. lessons at ELDERLY "I'll keep it as a reminder of all the things that went on, J.IVING AND bedroom Must sell Call 371-2244. Closed THE 13th INSTRUMENTS. 332-4331 noon 7pm. C-7-2-16 Pre - vet students and guests The Zoology Student that the whole thing did happen and in hopes that it won't ure. by Sundays. 15-2-12 - are invited to a physiology - happen again," said Linda Shodd, Wyandotte senior. Committee will sponsor an d. 484-3965. 1-2-9 veterinary medicine- seminar at advising session from 7 to 8 p.m. One man she knows is going to have a smiling face 7 p.m. Monday in |ED YARNS, loops, Animals □h IS COMING Typing Service Clinic. 100 Vet Monday through 201 Natural Science Thursday Bldg. in engraved on the bracelet and continue wearing it when his man returns home, said Judy Herrback, New Buffalo senior. JrS and others. Saturday The Shotgun Club is'looking Others plan to send their bracelets to their prisoner when I Market, low overhead DON'T FORGET your sweetie for students interested in Spartan Bowmen will meet Phone LABRADOR AND Shepherd PROFESSIONAL IBM from 6 to 9 tonight and 8 to 10 he returns home to show him their concern. . 337-2584. this Wed. (Valentine's Day). pups, 5 weeks old, 489-6495 dissertation typing. BA, MA shooting in the National But some will just be glad to take it off. Put a "jingle" in our special p.m. Tuesday in the Terf Arena, 3-2-9 intercollegiate Trap and Skeet Men's Intramural Bldg. "Sweetheart" classified degrees. Marty North, Tournament. Call Loraine at "I'll be damn happy about taking it off," Simpson said. 351-3487. 24-2-28 jl COAT, green with FREE MIXED Brittany Spaniel. section. Today's the deadline. 353-0177 for information. The Black Women Employes "No I won't keep it because when I take it off I'll know lie lar, size 14, excellent 347 Student Services. 1-2-9 Assn. will is all right." 20 months. Affectionate, meet at 5 p.m. i, $45. Slack tweed Sunday in 31 Union. The bracelets are manufactured and distributed by gentle spayed female. Needs COMPLETE THESES ield coat, size 14, BOARD YOUR horse at Green SERVICE. Discount multilith and Gun Club. Meet 12:15 Voices in Vital America, a nonprofit organization based in 137-0910.1-2-9 good home. 351-3327, at The Badminton Club will Acres. We have box stalls, Los Angeles, Calif. 5-2-14 printing. IBM typing and p.m. in the lobby of the Men's indoor arena, ownership care meet from 7 to 10 tonight in the Intramural Bldg. -for rides or binding of theses, resumes, upper gym. Women's Intramural KOUSTIC 360B. $400; and references. $55/ month. KITTENS, 7 weeks, % Siamese, publication. Across from Bldg. All interested players are decision bass. $200. Call Betty Sloat at 669-9519. campus, corner M.A.C. and K85.10-2-9 voice mike, $50. free to 482-4347.5-2-14 good home. 3 29 Grand Stationery River, below Joties Shop. Call Everyone is invited' to an informal discussion of the Baha's faith at 8 tonight at 1220 The Hillel class on Chassidism Club visits caves, GERMAN SHEPHERD. AKC, Peanuts Personal |#| COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Woodcrest, apt. 4, East Lansing. and Mysticism has been changed I TWIN Reverb, heavy 337-1666. C-2-28 Call 351-7698 for information. permanently to 6:30 p.m. male 5 months, best offer. (speakers, *2-3337. 3-2-12 $225. Call Phone 489-4876. 3 2-12 TYPING THESES and term Green Earth Food Co-op will hold a business meeting at 7 Tuesdays in the Union lounge. Society for Creative climbs mountains papers. Electric typewriter. Anachronishm ■NDER Super Reverb; E d"35; 12 string j Mobile Homes E x p e r ienced . Diane. p.m. buying Sunday in 35 Union. All group representatives Fighting Practice events - Saturday: noon to 2 While students go other home MSU on skiing and swimming are the most popular activities. Happy Birthday, Mr. EASILI 372-7600. 0-2-28 must be present to order. p.m., Terf Arena, Men's 332-4686. 3-2-9 Intramural Bldg.; Beginning and weekends and INDY Love, all your favorite during At regular Tuesday night 1970, 3 bedrooms, fully Intermediate Recorder Class 6 Scuttlesl 1-2-9 PROFESSIONAL IBM typing - - vacations, members of the meetings, trip leaders (a JORTABLE '"e inch recorder, carpeted, fireplace, outside theses, term papers. (Pica The MSU Tolkien Fellowship will meet at 8 tonight in South p.m.. Unicorn Music Bldg. lobby; MSU Outing Club explore voluntary position) set out reels, used shed, porch. $400 down and - Masque Players - 9 KAR: Happy Birthday, "old Elite). Sandi, 339-8934. caves, climb mountains and $75 355-4477. take over payments. Phone Case Hall to discuss the homing p.m.. Union Tower Room; trip sheets and outline lady." Je t'aime tres X-25-2-28 abilities of dragons and other regular meeting - 8 p.m., Union go on cross country ski tentative plans. Interested 393 6848. 5 2-9 beaucoup. Bob. 1-2-9 game beasts. Tower Room. Renaissance Consort will meet from 4 to 6 trips. members sign up, and TYPING TERM papers, theses, The 40 member club TRAVELO 10'x50", $1,300 Tonight on Audio Aftermath: - expect a call from the trip 11T1B - p.m. Sunday in the Music Bldg. etc. Electric, Experienced. sponsors activities and trips leader sometime Thursday for quick sale. Call NEWTON bargain - bin rock at 10 on lobby. JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. STEWART, 675-7101, WKAR-FM, 90.5. nearly every weekend and evening cementing details. C-2-28 The Tri County Organic HAYES REALTY. 1-2-9 welcomes participation by A slight change in this classified Gardening and Farming Club all MSU students. procedure will make the ANN BROWN. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday Ivertising BEAUTIFUL 24'x48' 3 multilith Typing and offset printing. who's whose at the number 8 fire station, One weekend, some regular meeting at 7 p.m. bedroom Detroiter, in Perry, corner of Michigan Avenue and Complete service for members took the snow today so the club can hear a |CK RESULTS 20 $8000. minutes Call from campus. ROLL'S dissertations, theses, manuscripts, general typing, ENGAGEMENTS Hayford Street. Free U classes meeting this train north from the Sault Locks, while other less personal account of the '63 McKinley expedition. STATEWIDE, 6 2 5-31 44. IBM. YOUR 23 years experience. Sue Worsham, Metamora, MSU weekend: Yoga - 7 a.m. Friday, abandoned souls hiked President Connie Barlow, _ 1^9__ 349-0850. C-2-28 graduate. Delta Zeta to Don 9 a.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday. around Rose Lake in the Detroit junior, said anyone LIBERTY 10'x55'. 2 bedrooms, Biasch, Southfield Union; Human Potential 7 senior. - rain. is welcome. fern shed, 1 mile from cempus, Mobile Home Manor, $2,200. 332-5254. 3-2-9 ughout, finished n, fenced back yard. All drapes, stove, and PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, electric typewriter. Located close to MSU. Call 349-1173 Triangle Fraternity. Mitzi Marie Rowley, Bay City p.m. Friday, 8:30 a.m. Synergy; Talmud Saturday, 319 Hillcrest St.; String Instrument Construction - 11 a.m. - Steve Miller, - activities chairman of the 8 - year - old club, said the highlight evenings and weekends. junior to Michael J. Deighton, Saturday, Synergy; Video AMERICAN skirted, 1966 10 - 10'x42', minutes from refrigerator stay. Lot size 6 2 ' x 1 2 5'. 882-3825. BL-1-2-9 $ 22,950. _ °1112"9 TYPING DISSERTATIONS, Ann Arbor junior. Alpha Kappa Events - 4 p.m. Synergy; ESP - 1 p.m. Sunday, Sunday, of his membership was the mountain Mexico last climbing in Milliken campus, can be left on lot. - Synergy; Guitar - 4 p.m. Christmas. Furnished, carpeted, 2 EAST LANSING Okemos term papers, experienced. Diane Kay Brown, Parkersburg, Sunday, South Hubbard lounge; Twenty - three people went (continued from page 1) 40c per page. 337-2987 W. Writing Seminar - 7 p.m. bedrooms, fantastic Va., junior to Charles M. on the Mexico trip and not schools, 3 bedroom walkout Sunday, 33 Union. Outlay Expenditures, but it pL NOW vj condition. Phone 489-4523. ranch, with woods view, Eberhardt, Parkersburg, W. Va.. all were members. was understood that 1355-8255 I 3-2-9 family room, fireplace, nice EXPERIENCED IBM Typing, senior. Alpha Kappa Psi. the Today is the last day to enter Block and Bridle Horse "Dues are only $3," Milliken's recommendations location. Priced $35,500, Miller said, "and you can will include funds to rj, we can bill SKYLINE 8'x53\ carpeted, 2654 Blue Haven Court. theses, term papers, (Pica Nancy Sharp. Grand Rapids to Show. Entries will be taken I1111 Feb. 23rd. good condition, mile from campus, $1,500. 332-4213. Phone 351-4583. 5-2-12 Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. 25-2-28 Mark Belfer, Grand Rapids junior, Sigma Alpha Mu. from 9 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. in the Judging Pavilion. try out two or three trips before you decide if it's continue work second clinical on the science worth it to you to pay dues building, the The MSU University Diplomacy □ Maryellen Schoenrock, Detroit and belong." Power Plant II, and an air UfcARANdE senior to George L. Father oil, Organization will meet and hold a diplomacy game at George Wood, caving conditioning unit in Rochester, 1972 MSU graduate. midnight enthusiast and Erickson Hall. /-1972HEWCOLTS tonight in the North Hubbard outing \\ SPRING BREAK with UNION BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain, DON'T only FORGET blood from people comes lounge. All those interested are veteran, explained that all dues money is spent on These figures also indicate a 4.9 per cent ' » Uoor,.lKW™ $284. Nassau, $189. Contact us Monday through Friday 1 Professional compensated. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD donors m A sculpture involving transpositions by video tape of equipment, available for club use. which is increase in employe compensation, even though - 4pm, or phone 353-9777. three card players will be on At one Tuesday evening the C-2-28 CENTER. 337-7183. Hours WANTED TO buy a f ranch horn University requested a view from II a.m, to 5 Monday, Thursday and in good p.m. meeting in 116 Naturrl 10.8 per cent increase to condition. 355-1240 todayin the Union lobby. ifDait — v o 52371 'Whlw' w,ll» • Finance TJHE present CHARTER PEOPLE Spring Holidays: Friday 9 4:30. Tuesday and Wednesday 11 -6:30. C-2-28 32-9 The Black Sisters and Science Bldg. viewed a slide presentation members insure salary equity. The proposed budget 1 fA pM - MON & THUR 'TIL 9 Free port $169, Nassau $179, FEMALE PhD. desires tennis, Brothers of Butterfield and Bryan Halls invite you to of backpacking along the now goes before the BABYSITTER NEEDED days, dining. l^WTAl DODGE - movie going Lake Superior shore near legislature for approval. If Spain $239, ring "Unlimited Love" at 9 tonight Monday - Friday. Call companion. Call 351 7809 STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. in the 2 A 2 B Munising. Climbing, approved it will go into 1 365-8235 after 6pm. 12-9 laterish. 5-2-9 - lounge, Ph 351 17-2-26 Butterfield Hall. canoeing, cross country effect on July 1. Friday, 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Old Poor Facility-bleak home for aged By LINDA SANDEL and institutional loneliness come to mind. The atmosphere Patients often sell articles they make, including molds State News Staff Writer inside is equally as dismal as the outside. fired in the facility's kiln. On an i olated 120 - acre farm on Dobie Road in A walk through the halls reveals many patients in chairs, "Working with elderly patients in this type of activity Okemos stands an imposing fortress - like building known not speaking, not sleeping, just sitting quietly or mumbling demands a great deal of dedication," Brown said. "We've as the Ingham County Extended Care Facility. incomprehensibly. thought of implementing all kinds of programs. Patients, about 80 per cent of them over 65, lie immobile "Suggestions that the patients be give garden plots to The county is currently trying to decide what to do with in rooms barely large enough to contain hospital beds, cujtivate, or group projects to carry out are just not feasible that building, after a study completed in June 1972 but which are carefully arranged to make the most of limited given the level of invalidity we have here. Frankly, we have not yet released to the public, urged the county to shut space. Some wards contain eight or nine beds leaving little just about all of the activities we can handle." down the extended care program there. The study cited inadequate ventilation, room for walking space inbetween. Many of the old people at the home are visited regularly insufficient space "We definitely have a space problem here," Robert by students from the MSU Volunteer Bureau. About 50 per patient, deficiences in the physical plant layout and volunteers spend several hours a week talking and joking Brown, head administrator of the facility, said. "Things are structural damages, such as leaks in the roof as some of the with the patients, running special errands and in general tight but the patients don't really mind. Many of them major problems in the facility. request placement in the wards, because ther's a better trying to provide a vital link to the outside world. The study concluded that as a result the facility would chance for companionship. "Usually it is the relatives who Volunteers also run a horticulture room for the more not meet federal standards for care of the elderly by the ask that the patient be in our private rooms instead of mobile patients who enjoy gardening and a beauty shop, Jan. 1,1975 deadline. wards. For them it's a kind of social stigma." which is visited frequently by enthusiastic women patients. The presence of old bams on the grounds, the aging "We try and stress friendly activity for all of the "Whatever the county does, it cannot dismiss its building's facade and totally deserted fields create a bleak patients," Brown continued. "Everybody's always saying responsibility to care for these people," Brown said. "Many impression. that the elderly people here don't get enough social of the patients have no family and no other place to go." To the county's elderly the care home still carries the stimulation. That's just not true." "I would hate to see the place close because some of the image of the Poor Farm. From 1850 to 1921 the building In the basement of the main building, a room is set aside people would not have a place to turn to to get the care was called the Poor Farm and housed the retarded, for diversional therapy. Clown dolls, ceramic molds, woven they need. mentally ill, handicapped and totally indigent citizens. rugs and brightly colored pictures decorate the pale walls "I don't want the patients to worry about what is going Once inside pictures of forgotten relatives, blank walls and lend a certain atmosphere of friendliness to the area. to happen to them," Brown said. This is living. . . For many of its elderly patients the Extended Care Facility is really the final step of human defeat. Age has left them totally unable to care for themselves. Life revolves around an occassional friendly talk with an MSU volunteer of the inevitable nap that helps sleep away the endless succession of days. State News photos by Tom I)olan By commissioners New facility for aged urged By LINDA SANDEL They must be given something to live which includes East Campus State News Staff Writer for, but that old place is just too Meridian Township, said he w# Ingham County must continue to inadequate to allow the changes this support construction of a new build provide extended care for the county's objective (meeting federal guidelines or relocation. elderly and disabled but not at the by 1975) calls for. "We couldn't subsidize i present facility, county commision "Something has to be done, but it's inflationary costs of hopital care members from the East Lansing area going to take more study and patients needing extended care, said. discussion before we arrive at a said. " Somehow the financial asp* Commission members said however, decision," Conlin said. going to have to be adjusted tow that they were not certain what action Financial problems plague officials construction so that we can con the county could take following a who must decide whether or not providing a good intensive conclusion reached in a study by a continued extended care is feasible. Lansing firm that the Ingham County "Each of the alternatives — Pr