, the michigan Volume 65 Number 103 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Tuesday, February 13, 1973 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) "He had such a good expression - DETROIT (UPI) - "I can't say in Johnson's "We were just shrieking," Jane on his face. I was surprised to see handwriting and that I love him." released one month after his Denton said. "The room he looked so much just younger than I It is a sad, tragic way to welcome capture Sept. 30, 1968. exploded." thought he would. Years younger. home your returning prisoner of family Each carried a picture and goes Wife says Mrs. Denton was He hadn't lost as much weight as I describing the war husband, but for Mrs. Shirley signature of Staff Sgt. Bobby reaction of herself and her six thought he would have." Johnson, it is the hard, cold truth. Johnson. Each was designed for children as they watched the Of Denton's words — "We are Mrs. Johnson last saw her distribution among U.S. troops. moment on television when honored to have served our country Navy husband in February 1967. She was In them Johnson, who /ild at sight was Capt. Jeremiah Denton, a prisoner under difficult circumstances. ." love for POW 16, married only seven months and among the first 142 POWs returned . of war for nearly eight years, and ending in a faltering voice, pregnant with her now 5 - year - old home from stepped off the plane at Clark Air "God bless America" - his wife prison camps, says he is Base daughter. "lucky to be a POW, alive and early Monday. said: "I was so proud of him." aware of the truth." Bobby Lewis Johnson, then 19, If POW dad Denton, a tall, 46 Mrs. Denton said that as she and year - old It says that since his capture he has gone • cold going off to war. was Naval Academy her six children, who range in age graduate, was the A war that he later condemned has been "treated good" and given first flier from the East Coast to be from 11 to 25, watched the television they were "shrieking with in two statements released to Mrs. enough to eat and drink. taken prisoner in North Vietnam — It states: "To avoid useless death Johnson and her mother in law, the night of July 18, 1965 - and joy." - - Mrs. Maggie Bell of Detroit, by the you should: the first freed prisoner to leave the Denton probably learned today "Demand an end to the war. plane. that his eldest son, Jeremiah Pentagon. The statements, "Refuse to go out on operations "He looks good," said his Denton III, himself served a tour of propaganda wife, letters from a North Vietnamese by every means. an attractive, gray - eyed woman military duty in Vietnam during "When you are in a crossfire lay whose dark hair is prison camp, urged fellow peppered with American GIs to defect to the Viet gray. "It was really beautiful. (Continued on page 11) Cong. They were allegedly written (Continued on page 11) |irst POW group leaches U.S. base States, tinkered with the TV |aRK AIR BASE, Philippines sets in quick check. "The general physical their condition of the personnel is good." j - The first American war rooms at the Clark Air Base Iters to gain freedom since the Hospital and dined on steak and eggs. Left behind in North and South Jtnam peace agreement Only four of the 143 were sick Vietnam and Laos are 419 other Americans, mainly military personnel, (rimented Monday night with enough to be brought back on litters. i pleasures of life outside Many others looked pale and wan, who are scheduled to be released in particularly those released at Loc Ninh three more groups over the next six Jnunist prison camps. ■total of 143 military and civilian in South Vietnam. They flew into weeks. \en new away from captivity, Clark after their release was delayed The first of four hospital planes — three from Hanoi, one from Saigon — n North Vietnam and 27 from 11 hours by a dispute between the ferried in 40 prisoners. It brought ^ prisons in South Vietnam. All South Vietnamese government and the them from the North Vietnamese ie, who remained in a Saigon Viet Cong. il. were ferried to this U.S. base But the commander of the Clark Air capital, where they had filed through a ie first stop on their way home. Base Hospital, Col. John W. Ord, told wire fence and moved 50 yards across Kk under the U.S. flag, the POWs newsmen after his staff of more than the tarmac to board their flight to toned their families in the United 60 physicians and specialists ran a freedom. Most walked aboard; a few were carried in litters. During the 2xh - hour flight, they appointed Navy Capt. Jeremiah A. Denton Jr. of Virginia Beach, Va., to cxpreas their sentiments to the cheering U.S. base personnel, families and newsmen on hand at Clark to greet them. "We are happy to have this opportunity to serve our country under difficult circumstances," Denton said as he stepped first from the plane. "We are profoundly grateful to our commander - in • chief and to our nation for this day. God bless America."Thelate night arrival of the - prisoners from South Vietnam Free at last contrasted sharply with the arrival of those from Hanoi. Waving exultantly, Air Force Capt. David E. Baker, 26, Huntingtown, N.J., is carried down the Most of the 26 men from South ramp of the C-9 airplane that brought him and 25 other Americans to Clark Air Base. The POWs Vietnam had been held for years by were released by the Viet Cong in South Vietnam a few hours earlier Monday. Baker, a reconnaisance pilot, was captured in June of 1972. (Continued on page 11) AP Wirephoto ASMSU president begins effort to initiate student changes in lU' Weather By LINNEA SLATER they have a hot - line to a job. changing a particular area of student government is almost powerless, State News Staff Writer ASMSU's 20 standing committees life will be channeled to the Wahula said. fident Nixon looks up at the sky to check the weather as he Working against a background of should be the place where the main appropriate committee to voice their He said he wants to i* to reporters after work of student government is done, change that image and help student s attending church service near San criticism that ASMSU is out of complaint and possibly work on the organize through the standing T16"16 ved at the Monday. It has been raining on and off since Nixon touch with students, Ron Wahula, Wahula said Monday. The committee, Wahula said. committees to see real changes taking western White House ASMSU president has set in motion a standing committees work on Wahula said he is launching this place. Thursday evening. problems in public safety, student effort on his own to get more students campaign he said he believes will bring "The standing committees are the part AP Wirephoto employment, financial aids, traffic involved. student concerns closer to the of the ASMSU organization that are board. Wahula placed an ad in the control, discrimination, resource Students have the idea that there the link with the students." Wahula State News Monday urging students to recover, health servies and other areas. is nothing they can do to change the Students who are concerned about (Continued contact him if they are "tired of being University and that student on page 11) |ixon watches hassled by the system" and want to devote some time and effort to changing the quality of university life. Money markets close, Students who answer the ad will find 'earing in Petitions dollar value still |f HEW director ¥ Petitioning is now open for the positions of State News editor in chief and BONN, Germany (AP) - Most of the open in Frankfurt and the dollar drops off mainland China, gambling casinos CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) - already with Treasury Secretary - - world's major money markets closed dropped through its floor rate to refused to accept dollar wagers. Ited pPr,a shorter " than " George Schultz and other monetary advertising manager for 1973 - Monday, but, in places where they 3.065 marks. This means an American But American Express in London Km x,Ullfornia stay Monday, experts. 74. In 10 double - spaced, opened and in unofficial dealings, the wanting to buy marks with dollars had was selling the pound at the regular dollar fell once more. Americans on 1 aspar'*°n watched the swearing ■p.cn Before departing, the President held typewritten pages or less, each to pay about 32' i cents for each one, rate of $2.40. Elsewhere in London Weinberger as secretary of a telephone conversation with a freed petitioner should outline trips on foreign lands found their as opposed to about 30 or 31 cents the fluctuation was anywhere between T hrcation and welfare and prisoner of war that Nixon described experience, background and dollar wasn't buying as much as before the crisis. $2.39 and $2.42. before. lemswiu.88 L 8 man who so,ves as "one of the most moving moments" proposed programs for the Monetary experts from the bigger Some West German dealers The market Japaneze official exchange . 1 wasting money. of his presidency. predicted the mark would settle at closed down Saturday, State News. Proposals for new Western nations were »rn W?nt' Wh0 arrived at the Weinberger was the last of Nixon's meeting in search of ways to halt the crisis that around 3 to the dollar, or 33'j cents remained closed Monday and was laidhn Houst> last Thursday. second • term Cabinet members to programs should include some could bring devaluation of the dollar, for each mark, which would mean a 5 closing again today. Some Americans visiting in Tokyo were unable to buy 1 next w stay In California receive Senate confirmation and be consideration of how these per cent drop in the dollar value from or an upward revaluation of the West l when Henry sworn in. At the ceremony in the programs would be carried German mark and the Japanese yen — the floor rate of 3.15 marks. yen with dollars. One he was going home. such tourist said fcntoHn11^ from his postwar President's paneled office, Nixon out. Petitions must be possibly But outside the exchange houses, I ni°iand ^Ing. voiced high praise for the man who submitted to the State News The even a combination of both. dollar hit new lows in the dollar's value was falling even The major markets in Europe were ■Id l y' .ntial Press secretary had served the administration lower. American Express in Frankfurt expected to stay closed again today. Switzerland, where the official market l»y to XrLSaid Nixon decided previously as Federal Trade Board of Directors, 345 remained open, and the was cashing up to $100 per person at A host of smaller European T'Vl, ad back to the "Pital Commission chairman and as director of the Office of Management and Student Services Bldg., by a 9 per cent drop in the plunge meant dollar's value the rate of 2.97 marks to the dollar or 33 2-3 cents per mark. Frankfurt taxi countries joined Britain, Germany and France in shutting off West rested i(reason for the decision, Feb. 23. Any full - time against the Swiss franc since the crisis drivers were dealing with their fares at money exchanges Monday. r dollar WaSj>?t because of the registered student is eligible. began about two weeks ago. the rate of about 37 cents per mark. ml hart u h^JTl81?' had k^C, In • "y'ng ^y'ne the Unofficial exchange markets were On the Portuguese island of Macao (Continued 11) frequent contact (Continued on page 11) on page Tuesday, Rebn., 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Iary 13, S£2IIl!]9 Ryan urges By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL equal school qJ "In order to resolve these irreconcilable November. "I trying to therefore reject the Idea of circumvent the will of the Sffh Both p Ryan °f for debate and Milliken summary factors in a lasting and valid way, a House Speaker Willian A. Ryan has constitutional amendment recognizing and people," Milliken said. committed to their own dL called for adoption of a constitutional guaranteeing the concept of local control Instead Milliken proposed a plan that means an Inevitable clash |nT amendment to end a "disparate school would guarantee every school district $38 over the plan. ,n the financing system which has resulted in while allowing the legislature to meet its Milliken may hold a reponsibilities for support of the public per pupil for each mill It evied up to 22 slight ^ ■ hodgepodge of local financing." school system must be approved." mills. The state would make up the the Senate where Republican*'I In direct opposition to Gov. Milliken's Ryan said in order to make the difference between the amount each mill 9 party tie - breakS? *5° pres£,aes ,UC^| much publicized school funding plan last James Brlckley, who - educational financing system equitable, produced locally and the $38 per pupil week, the powerful speaker said the only level. president. «s SeiJ which the state Supreme Court ordered way to equalize educational opportunity in Sen. Gilbert Bursley, R - Ann Arbor, However, Ryan is head one last year, the legislature must equalize of «. Michigan was to change the basic way the introduced Milliken's plan last December in Democratic money is collected through an The amendment would call amendment- for a 13 - local tax yields. "While designated with responsibility, the legislature does not have the the Senate. Since then, he has held statewide hearings on it and is ready to commanding Republicans and he usual'y gets his 5*1 mill ceiling on property taxes for school report the legislation out of his committee the House. the corresponding right to develop a state "We are happy to have this support. The current average millage levied opportunity to serve our is 26 mills. The difference for individuals funding formula using criteria that bear would be made up with a state income tax relevancy to what is needed to attain quality country under difficult circumstances. profoundly commander - We grateful to our in - are chief and to increase of about 1 per cent. A profits and payroll tax would be levied on business for their share. The amendment would guarantee local control of schools and a eduation," he said. "A constitutional amendment which provided most of the funds for education from state revenue will give this right to the legislature. Only Oil globs, our nation for this day. God renters'relief from property tax. through a constitutional amendment can a bless America. " "The present system of school financing ceiling be put on local millage rates." found in Atlantic! The taxes would be collected by the in Michigan is a hodgepodge of varying Capt. Jeremiah A. Denton Jr. local millages and local assessments, with state and given to school districts evely former POW the result that the total financial picture is throughout Michigan. The amendment must pass both houses inequitable and unworkable," Ryan said. WASHINGTON (AP) - to find bits of plastic in the The scientists See story page 1 "The major problem confronting the by a two • thirds vote before it can be the estimj placed on an election ballot for voter Government scientists open sea, as well, in the contamination c legislature in its effort to bring about this form of small disks or balls about 50 per cent educational reform is the fact that the approval. Ryan is pushing for a March 15 Monday reported finding of J of polystyrene, the crumbly approval date by the legislature so a May globs of oil and bits of survey area off the « Michigan Constitution sets up two plastic foam widely used as coast from Ma: irreconcilable conditions — the legislature 15 referendum can be held. plastic "in massive packing and insulating Florida; 80 per cent in™ Uruguayan crisis eases In his education message last week, a must maintain support of a public school proportions" in the Atlantic Milliken said he was rejecting the Ocean from Cape Cod to material. Caribbean and Gulf system, yet each district can set its own J constitutional route because voters rejected the Caribbean sea. It reported other Mexico; and 90 percent! Uruguay's six - day government crisis appeared level of school expenditures through local The National Oceanic and researchers, at the Woods an area his property tax amendment last surrounding f practically over Monday, with Juan Bordaberry millage assessments. Hole, Mass., Oceanographic Bahamas and the * Atmospheric still president, the armed forces winning much Administration said the Institution, found bits of Indies. pollution was distributed the indigestible plastic in greater power, and not a shot fired. Plastics J Pharmacy board to act were "far more widely than had the larvae of fish. Interior Minister Walter Ravenna told newsmen: "The president has overcome the situation." previously been suspected." The Woods Hole J sumyueil 5S? Analyzing samples of the scientists feared the plastic concentrations 'were Perhaps more significant was a statement microscopic organisms that might threaten the survival Cape Hatteras to Caoe r« broadcast by the rebel generals announcing: form the basis of the of the fish larvae that on Quaaludes ranking For the past several va "There is agreement over the fundamental points." ocean's food chain, the swallow it. oil pollution of the L The generals started the rebellion six days ago in an agency reported that "more Ocean explorer Thor has been recognized. The State Board of Committee that the sale, possession or use of then half the plankton Heyerdahl, who sailed a serious problem, and h«sl attempt to halt government "corruption." methaqualone by samples, young fish and modem reconstruction of Pharmacy is expected to act methaqualone, known to federal action! generally as "Quaaludes," individuals not legally their food collected from an ancient Egyptian ship international ant favorably today on a be listed along with certain authorized could be surface waters were oil - across the Atlantic in 1970, and request to schedule the successful ufl Uganda threatens Kenyans popular drug methaqualone as an illegal drug. other short acting barbituates on Schedule punished by up to four years in prison. contaminated." The oil pollution was so had reported seeing tar balls and plastic debris all the legislation, all curbing it. aimed! The board will receive a Three of the state's five "I anticipate that the thick, the agency reported, way from Africa to the _ The Ugandan government Monday warned recommendation from its drug schedules. board will act to schedule that the three research ships Americas. reaches the sea | thousands of Kenyan citizens who live in Uganda which cruised the Atlantic The agency ships found ma"y Scientific Advisory Under Schedule Three, methaqualone as an illegal ■ that their lives may be made so "unpleasant" that drug," board administrative last summer had trouble the pollution covering Tankers may pumpol they would be forced to leave if Kenyan secretary Herman Fishman collecting samples at all. almost 700,000 square miles contaminated water out! newspapers and trade unions continue their attacks TRANSCENDENTAL said Monday. "If they do, 'One of the survey ships, of the U.S. Atlantic the,r bl!ges; and on President Amin's regime. we will then schedule a Albatres IV, reported that continental waters, the sometimes is spilled di MEDITATION public hearing for all parties 75 per cent of the time its Sargasso Sea and the Gulf of ,oadi ng and unloidf The government statement followed the to be affected." nets were befouled by oil Mexico. operations. unexplained disappearance of several East African Gov. Milliken asked Jan. clumps so thick they business officials accompanied by increasingly 16 that methaqualone be extruded through the mesh bitter demands in Kenya that the Kenyan listed illegal drug due 'like spaghetti'," the agency MSU local 999 as an as taught by to widespread abuse in said. government act to safeguard Kenyans still in Maharishi Oakland It said the oil took the County and on Uganda. Mahesh college campuses. form of grain - to fist - sized *1311 ?nl° The scheduling of a drug balls of tar which "appeared Yogi illegal is based on its to have been formed from strike! as Mandatory tjuards permitted A federal judge authorized the Nixon liability psychologically or to be physiologically dependent, bunker oil jettisoned from ships." The agency said its may not Fishman said, researchers were surprised Local 999 of the consolidation administration Monday to implement immediately Transcendental meditation is a natural spontaneous tech¬ AFL-CIO skilled tradesmen maintenance jobs underl an emergency order requiring armed local law is expected to come to work general classification r nique which allows each individual to expand his mind and enforcement officers stationed before every flight at each of the nation's 531 airports with airline improve his life. MSU Bookstore today, officials, according despite rumors to skilled trades and want I recognition changed J presents the service. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE that a work stoppage would name the individual jo] Federal District Slide show on Physiology of Meditation begin at 8 a.m. including Judge Smith also lifted a 10 - plumbingl day temporary restraining order granted Feb. 5 Wednesday, February 14th Author of Unconfirmed Monday that sources an said estimated electronics and 4 PM 107 South Kedzie But department offic blocking enforcement of the regulation. The order 240 workers would 8 PM 109 South Kedzie Howard Wilson. I had been scheduled to expire Thursday afternoon. For Information Call: 351-7729 Buckminster Fuller assemble in the parking lot of the Physical Plant to director of the i Plant and Howard S picket the management of Del Impoundment ban sought The Great American the MSU Services Dept. Maintenance Maintenance superintendent said theyB The Nixon administration's Union officials and not expect the "designer when contacted Mondiy.l claim to inherent authority to members of the Dept. of 'architect Personnel and Labor refuse to spend money Relations were unavailable appropriated by Congress has for comment Monday to UAW donate persuaded Sen. Sam J. Ervin Select one of his confirm the strike. to move toward an outright ban on the impoundment of funds by the president. many books and learn of his creative innovations for The strike, if materializes, is expected to center on a job classification it health clinic| Rufus L. Edminsen, staff the future. dispute with the MSU management. Union to Viet orphl director of the Senate separation of powers i7.Sg»MSU BOOKSTORE In the Center of Campus members are reportedly dissatisfied with the present DETROIT Saying thousands (UP1)J o( So subcommittee, said that Ervin, Vietnamese war orphans* the panel's chairman, had under the "most prin^ instructed him to "tighten up" conditions." United A a bill limited, that but would not have ruled out February Clearance Sale Workers Woodcock President L M°nl announced the gj« entirely, the president's 6 each;2 for -10 mobile health clinic I authority to withhold funds. medical supplies to | Selected group of orphans. Ruling forces pipeline bill clinic and $25,wj Legislation will be introduced soon to permit mwim *3 each medicines to World Mercy, will be pi the construction of the trans - Alaska oil pipeline, nonprofit ofP" ? Alaska senators said established to Monday. Vietnamese War orhp» The U.S. Court of Appeals held Friday that "There are o Congress will have to act to permit the children without pi construction of the 800 - mile pipeline proposed guardians in South m by Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. and only 20,000 are 1 The court said a proposed right - of - way for the cared for by the goveni« pipeline is wider than a 1920 Mineral Leasing law and Woodcock private P«J s»10 I would permit. announcing the gi«_ "The res More Irish violence warned large selection of ^^Jeach; Qfor^^ streets and most prim*" live"; An extremist Protestant group vowed vengeance corduroy pants They are victims to of a ti Monday on Northern Ireland's British rulers and Roman Catholics as well if its leader dies in a jail where he is on a hunger and thirst strike. Regular pants each; ^for A statement issued by the Red Hand, an underground organization of youthful streetfighters, said the death in prison of its joint commander, John McKeague, "will be a spark to set off another spate of violence." McKeague, a 42 - year - old printer, was arrested on theft charges Friday in the first major crackdown on Protestant extremists since Northern Ireland's trouble began in 1969. He immediately 50% off began to fast. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 13, 1973 3 County board to hear motion on summer By JAN SHUBITOWSKI State News Staff Writer time physicians to serve the jail, health clinics and as bills to be padded and the jobs debates a resolution from county has no way of the finance committee medical examiner. A program creating 20 knowing, Conlin said. concerning the The biggest complaint summer jobs for college and under the present system A resolution to increase reimbursement from the high school students will be the salary of the friend of insurance company for proposed at utilizing the services of the February several doctors to the court may result in damages to a sheriff's car. meeting of the Ingham perform debate as to the There is some question over these duties, is that the necessity of County Board of doctors are not required to the position, Conlin said. whether the car was used by Commissioners tonight. the Metro Squad, a police itemize their bills. They "The county is using Patrick Ryan, D - District agency responsible for simply submit to the county money to help prosecute 19, cosponsor of the a list of the patients the people instead of deterring drug traffic in the resolution, said the program they trying county. Some I Indians aims not only at jobs for youths, but at providing saw, without stating the services they provided for them. to protect The sheriff's them," he said. department commissioners they have do not intend to said providing assistance in may also come under attack support funding for the It is possible for these community programs. when the commission Metro Squad. tprotest This assistance may helpful in Ingham County prove because of Agency the skilled | Dennis Banks, field ■director of the ■American Indian resource base at said. The MSU, Ryan resolution calls for for ■ Movement, takes the those hired to aid the ■lead of an estimated ■150 Indians who regular staff where personnel shortages are U.S. aid to V ■joined in a march at present and to assist on long WASHINGTON ■the county jail in - term projects. (AP) Countries, Overseas said it is time for entirely One of the more American aid for Vietnam Development Council ■Rapid City, S.D., new approaches to controversial issues that will reconstruction should be President James P. Grant American ■Sunday where 40 international be discussed tonight is a channeled through said Indochina "has to end economic thinking. ■Indians are being held international machinery to resolution by up with some system to |on riot charges. Commissioners David C. avoid new fighting, an keep the countries from AP Wirephoto Hollister, D - District 20, economic organization fighting each other." and Richard Conlin, D - said Monday. In A multinational approach District 10, requesting an discussing a report on U.S. is neccessary to accomplish economic relations with the this, he said. Otherwise investigation into the so called Lower Developed there might not be enough possibility of hiring two full - control to s«?e that the aid is used for economic Volunteers sought to aid nations reconstruction and not military items, he said. Another council official, Robert E. Hunter, suggested a consortium organized |y DIANE SILVER Justin Morrill College and cultural understanding by said Thomas Jackson, specifically for Indochina, Volunteers live in groups |e News Staff Writer James Madison students may participate in College working and sharing with executive director of of 6 to 12 people, with local By living and helping people in a different the United Nations, the people of another cuture," Volunteers for International World Bank or the Asia opportunity to the families or in a communal culture, he gained a new program for credit as reads the agency's Development Bank. ■pate in a "mini Peace Development. "We think of group in a local school or view of the world, Simmer part of their field pamphlet. it as a well The organization officials f' now exists for MSU - proportioned store. Accomodations are said. experience. blend of physical labor and did adknowledge a possible s. Even thought the usually simple, without "You see the people who unilateral role The cultural envolvement. for the unteers for volunteers live in volunteers primarily have a electricity, running water or work for two dollars a day United States. The Kational Development, villages with the people and "By building something, convenient stores. in the sugar cane fields and people to people the volunteers get a chance administration wants to ldependent nonprofit work with them in "I lived with villagers realize how good we have it experience, they also have to leave a small work with keep some sort of U. S. • cation, is looking for constructing buildings more tangible goals of who lived a communal • in the United States," he leers to participate in needed by the community. some kind of importance," said. only aid program in order to building classrooms, roads, type life where everyone have a lever in making sure in underdeveloped "The he continued. "It is also a purpose of or knew everyone else and all The program was created of the Caribbean, community centers. tool through which we can Hanoi follows the peace s Volunteers for International "Ther (villagers) only spoke two years ago by Jackson, program is very illustrate agreement. land South America. Development is to promote much our good will to Spanish," said John who had then just returned an educational thing," the people." Hunter, the editor of the Simmer, Benton Harbor from Africa, where he report, titled "The United resident who lived in the worked as a Peace Corps States and the Developing inel urges furth Dominican summer. The people Republic last were very volunteer. World, Agenda for Action," friendly, he said. Several of the local The State News is published children by the students of Michigan State University every class da^ during Fall. possible "adopted" the volunteers. 73 NEW YORK TIMES dange Simmer particularly remembers Antonio, a small 8 - year - old, who became Winter and Spring school Welcome Week edition September. Subscription rate is $16 per terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special is published in partly supported by the amount of ultraviolet rays profound effects on all his friend. year. ■WS SERVICE Dept. of Transportation, Member Associated Press, United reaching Earth's surface. the biological systems that "He is a lot like I was as a Press ■HINGTON A which has a program to The report cited estimates hve been tested, including kid. He has a lot of spunk in International, Inland Daily Press Assn., - the impact on climate Press Assn., Associated Michigan ■fie panel has assess that a 5 per cent decrease in plankton and other marine him," he said. "I really wish Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. 0 ■ended broad range of greater use of the total ozone would raise I could have taken him a organisms that are so vital ■lies of the possible stratosphere. ultraviolet radiation to the ocean's natural food home with me." Second class postage paid at East Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Lansing, Mich. ■mental risks that It has long been known intensity 26 per cent in chain, Simmer characterized the we are largely Services lbe posed by large that ultraviolet radiation has latitudes in which the ingorant of the effect of program as an experience he Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing of supersonoic both good and bad effects. United States is located. A such radiation on these can never forget. Michigan, 48823. It kills bacteria, promotes 50 per cent drop in ozone organisms in their natural "You find out who you I panel, an ad hoc formation of Vitamin D in would increase by 10 times habitat," the report said. are. You have time to search Phones: ■tee the body, but also causes the amount of ultraviolet H of the National your soul, where in the News/Editorial 355-8252 sunburn and is an important rays, at particularly fy of Sciences - a The scientists said that United States, people are Classified Ads 355-8255 il Research factor in causing skin damaging wave length, that the popular impression that always rushing around. In Council, Display Advertising 353-6400 I its report cancer. would reach Earth's surface. that village there are no cars Sunday water was a good shield Business Office 355-3447 Sufficient knowledge Excessive amounts are "The question then arises against ultraviolet radiation and no televisions. 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Judges should better recognize skinny, too bottom - heavy, too flat syndrome that even men believe there Because women feel a ere.,,, is an inherent deficiency in the female Western culture promotes some very While an extensive analysis of the delicate aspects of such chested, too this or too that? ideas about what is to conceal what they ,LP> testimony and take steps to Something is always wrong with a sex. stereotyped unfavorable j features y ttllnk i* £? the woman's testimony by feminine and masculine. Men are constantly But it's not so much that something submerging *y «« modify the extensiveness of woman and no one thinks so more 0. qualified law enforcement supposed to be independent, natural limitations and than women themselves. And women is wrong with women, as it is that th, officials is and must remain an questioning, protecting the aggressive, emotionless and superior. Women are supposed to be dependent, their image. thus distortiij intrinsic element of the interests of the woman and Real nonaggressive, emotionally willy nilly or Imagined defects conviction process, a revision of providing an unbiased forum for and inferior. disproportionately Ug|v w, Wn* the present rape laws is needed the rights of the accused. anxious efforts to conceal 1 theil to erase some of their basic While the validity and If little boys remain approval died defects seeking or dependent on their parents constant fear faults. necessity of the woman's testimony cannot be disputed, too long, they are called girlish or of love. they will cau* th^ At present, a woman must give babyish (reinforcing the feminine alternatives, where possible, must stereotype of dependency and Aside from a detailed explanation and this conceal, be considered to spare her from infantilism.) Boys are expected to be women s greatest concentration description of the actual rape at u ' undue embarassment and little men quickly, which means self - getting and keeping love. It is least three times before a reliant. Thus, they are socialized early this 0 humiliation. perpetual quest for proof7 conviction against her alleged to separate from external sources of desirability as a love object that iJ In cases of violent rape, the aggressor can be obtained. support and to depend on themselves exaggerates women's concerns abouT If she is able to describe the statement of the woman's for security and good feeling about projected image. The anxiety that I incident to the full satisfaction examining physician should be their identity. will be withdrawn if a woman does- considered as an acceptable appear perfect, particularly of the police and wishes to mm\ substitute for the woman's verbal On the other hand, girls are not limitations. m prosecute the man, he then must discouraged from a prolonged approval be identified and located before description of her aggressor's acts Anxiety about projected imaee of violence, sparing the woman - seeking dependency on their parents. a warrant can be issued for his love is particularly reinforced! In fact, this behavior is called arrest. unnecessary humiliation. feminine, reinforcing the idea that punishment practices of w Assuming that the alleged With the proper assurances of dependent behavior is correct for girls. culture. authenticity, photographs of any This dependency continues into rapist can be found, the woman Girls, more often than bruises also should be admissable adolescence, socializing girls to rely on boys, must agree to press charges external support and approval. warned when they do some as evidence in violent rape cases. against him - forcing a second wrong, "nobody will love you jf r This would also ease the do that." Girls learn that love appearance before law Women are conditioned to value traumatic experience of security are based on maintaining enforcement officials. themselves as beings created by the testifying against a man who sits acceptable image to others. reflections appraisals of others. And If the woman survives this across the room from the witness because their identity is not self - Women will continue in second grueling testimony and stand. derived, many women have a great an anxi- state of insecurity derived from lack officials judge her statements as In these instances, the woman anxiety about how they are appearing an internal identity until a genera' valid, her alleged rapist may be to others. is placed under strain and of women can rear their d prosecuted, but the strengths and humiliation in presenting her independently of the p weaknesses of her character are The fear of rejection, disapproval or stereotypes. For them to even hi case - complicating her loss of love, controlled by others that capability will take pro' ' essentiallyon trial as she sits on testimony and decreasing her the witness stand in front of a positive or negative appraisals, causes many generations of slow p- chances of securing a conviction women to be constantly and anxiously toward independence. judge and 12 jurors. against her aggressor. At the trial, a case for either The doctrine of innocence party must be based on the single until guilt is proven must be most important element of the extended to both sides of the C.L. SULZBERGER trial proceeding - the actual witness stand in these cases. The testimony and cross examination rights of both the woman and diplomacy of the woman. her alleged aggressor must be In the majority of rape trials, the woman is forced to relate her experiences in explicit detail to weighed equally; both must be given a fair opportunity to defend their position and make Dope aren't grown in South Vietnam. .. All deliberate policy. Whether this is become speedier and more com determine the guilt or innocence their cases before a decision can (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES that is done in Thailand, in Burma, in because of better relationships with French gangs involved i of her alleged aggressor. Many be made. NEWS SERVICE Laos, in North Vietnam, in China. The Washington is Impossible to say. operations have found incrr WASHINGTON - One area of U.S. whole structure of this business has to One area where there is certainly difficulty in getting heroin to get its raw opium to certain points for direct relationship between diplomacy United States directly and have foreign policy rarely discussed by to depend on Latin American distillation. The heroin that's in South and drugs is Turkey which, in 1972, Recruiters9 diplomatic observers has shown considerable success during recent years. This is the curbing of shipment Vietnam has all been distilled somewhere else." officially put an end to legal growing of opium poppies. On Aug. 19, 1971, shipments. to America of hard drugs. Mohammed Heikal, the well • General Cevdet Sunay, president of No mysterious organizations known Cairo editor and friend of the Turkish Republic, told me: "In the Mafia or the Union Corse Dope addiction remains a most same as p disagreeable, worrisome blot in the llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll involved in the French trade It United States; yet this cannot wholly generally a question of indivf" obscure achievements registered by criminals seeking to make a k" The right to be heard, seen - making corporations recruiting coordinated efforts on the state Exchange of information between anti - narcotic American Mafiosi in Italy ai and assemble pertains to on campus. Though the department, treasury, CIA, and FBI in agents of the U.S. and those of France, Turkey, West watched by Rome, until recai French criminals had a freer hand. everyone regardless of their views protesters are to be applauded tracking down illegal traffic or alerting Germany, Italy and South America lias become speedier or policies, contrary to the for informing potential' friendly governments. and more complete. French gangs involved in drug In February 1972, Gen. Creighton France's anticriminal bran* apparent beliefs of employes which companies are W. operations have found increasing difficulty in getting Abrams, commander of U.S. forces under Interior Minister Rayra demonstrators against recruiters war contracters, they must heroin to the United State directly and have come to in Vietnam (now Army chief of staff) Marcellin, have been cracking for the Defense Dept. and war remember that the recruiters told me recent troop figures showed depend on Latin American transit shipments. aware that French youth faces have the same right to assemble 3.7 per cent users of whom 1.6 per drug danger as American y" supporting corporations. same as the protesters do. cent were at least temporarily cured iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii Libelous rumors that the F The same protesters who claim If students are opposed to before being sent home. There were recent months main Intelligence Agency, SDECE, 2.1 per cent users of hard drugs among Presidents Nasser and Sadat, says that our problem with to believe in free speech and are these recruiters, they have the the United States financing operations from drug troops going home. "Pot is not a when Chou En - lai dined with Nasser was opium. have virtually ceased since SDECE , allowed to assemble to protest right not to apply with them. in Alexandria, June 23,1965: "One of Washington claimed 80 per cent of serious problem," he added. the remarkable things he said that U.S. heroin came from Turkish quietly cleaned up by a new direct the recruiters are only But there are some students who Speaking of hard drugs, Abrams sources. It is hard to believe this when Count Alexander de Marenches. demonstrating a blind bias when want to see these recruiters and said: "There's an awful lot of money night when talking about the demoralization of the American one knows how many Asian countries in it. And the whole drug traffic is a they call for an end to all MSU they certainly have the right to soldiers" (in Indochina) "was that produce this drug." Furthermore, the French monstrous and sophisticated complicity with military and war do so. 'some of them are trying opium, and Notwithstanding, Turkey agreed to applying a squeeze around Mais operation. The poppies for opium we are helping them. We are planting terminate legal opium growing and the the principal entreport f, the best kinds of opium especially for United States sent financial aid and Mediterranean hard drugs. Just a classified advertising manager; Bervin the American soldiers in Vietnam." agricultural experts to help farmers World War II, that port became John Borger, editor in - chief; Charlie Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, In his book, "The Cairo develop substitute crops. Sunay said: shipping point for the American Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial office manager. Documents," just published this year, "The government did the right thing in coast and Marseilles laboratories editor. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Heikal says Chou continued: "Do you suppressing production. We are aware developed to refine opium sr" Members of the board of directors: Vic remember when the West imposed that the United States is gratified. And from Turkey. Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief; Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, opium on us? They fought us with we are too. We don't want to president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary ■ sports editor. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, opium. And we are going to fight them contribute to poisoning of the world's Marseilles became a kind oft1 Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Rom Riordan, Michael Orr, A1 Wilke. with their own weapons. We are going youth." den during the heyday of the Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 to use their own methods against Exchange of information between north African empire. Unewpr , Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is a seven ■ time recipient of the Pacemaker Award for them." But Chou has since indicated anti - narcotic agents of the U.S. and crooks were drawn into the Anv general Robert Art Bullard. Levin, sales manager; manager; LaVonne Potter, outstanding journalism. to more recent interlocutors that those of France, Turkey, West drug trade when that e P China does not now pursue any such Germany, Italy and South America has disappeared. standard exhaust systems of today's minded. Two - to be self - directing and free. It is Women To the Editor: ridiculous to assume that "cosmetics lobbyists in government would get the Keep trail bikes reduce engine noise to a putt • putt objectionable. that few people find Zionism can be seen as a mo toward the establishment of a homeland in Israel. We need wishes of women in America taken To the Editor: Cents With regard to Mike LaNoue's comments in the Feb. 2 issue, care of." In response to the article in last Since there are several million acres farther than the Torah (compj*1 "Women's power untapped," it can LaNoue seems to misunderstand the Tuesday's State News by Bob of forest land in Michigan, it is the five books of Mofs ' •. meaning of power. He assumes that Novosad; not all motorcyclists are difficult to believe that contact with Testament) to establish only be said that he has taken an motorcycles is "inevitable," as and ancient nature of the anyone in control will automatically "myopic marauders," "idiots," or Worth extremely simplistic view of the situation. Women are certainly seeking power in our society, and there is abuse their responsibilities. Vicki R. Renninger "self • styled lone rangers" with "simple little minds" who "despoil the Novosad claims, unless he "hiked" only as far as his car could take him. Thousands of years hence who do not live in Israel stli East beauty of the wilderness" with their Even so, some mild restrictions could themselves as living in the The State News welcomes nothing wrong with asserting the right Lansing sophomore all letters. They must be to be aggressive. There is no basis for Feb. 2,1973 "steel ponies." Contrary to the be implemented which would afford a that is, outside the homeiand . impression given by the article, the satisfactory degree of segregation for What I'm attempting to very typed on a 65 space line and LaNoue's assumption that our system both cyclists and solitude freaks. proposal by the Dept. of Natural illustrate here is that. ntertwi' will be the same with women in double spaced. Letters must Resources would effectively exclude, Rich Lloyd Judaism are very muchi i , be signed and should control. It might be much better. Mitch Roth and that the distinction betw His statement that women have the not merely restrict, trail riders from Adrian senior Kach Langjng senior include hometown, student, state owned lands since there are is anything but clear. h0 roots of power because "they are Doug Canfieid Feb. 6, 1973 faculty or staff standing, currently no designated cycle paths in New Hudson senior I assmue that someon q( responsible for 75 per cent of all attained the distmc'tioi local phone number and consumer purchases. fails to existence. A more workable local address. No unsigned* recognize the fact that women . compromise would be to allow riding professorship at this un.v specified areas, possible with rational, intelligent mdivij Zionism letters will be accepted, but in purchase things because they are cannot believe that Najjar the State News will restrictions on the horsepower - weight manipulated. They are told that the situation as tne withhold author's in ratios of the machines. ^ name buying articles such as cosmetics and To the Editor: It is true that motorcycle noise can dichotomy he has Presl , thll foundation garments will make them can only conclude IW**? extreme cases. Letters may be edited for clarity and more desirable to men, and getting a be a problem. Some ignorant cyclists Professor Fauzi Najjar's attempt to do operate their machines illegally draw have been subjected hi conciseness that more man is the measure of value. a distinction between so Boycotting the cosmetics will not with the silencers removed, because Semitism" (as connoted here, deception. Robert B. letters can be accommodated. Letters will not be edited for content. make male more open, - female relationships any it will not enable women they mistakenly believe that more noise implies more power. But the Judaism) and "Zionism" in the State News last Wednesday, is at best simple Uncol"ift Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. February 13, 1973 5 State By MICHAEL FOX job enhances teacher's lecture (PLS100) class personal examples of that the position should be the complex appointive which is often State News Staff Writer bureaucracy and the a defense ofthe type of multitude of committees rather than elective," I At least one MSU graduate assistant whichmark Sederburg said. system they experienced." ■ democratic government. At "The electorate doesn't The board appears to be cohesive Aflrst hand knowledge about the Sederburg is the only student - and age 25 to the state board pay attention candidates and most and at the same time serviced Kbject he teaches. the youngest member - of our discussions by on the State concern professional thousands of consultants, he said. 1 William A. Sederburg, a doctoral Board of Education. matters such as learning disabilities.' "I had expected Vh date in political science, can offer infighting and American National Government "It Sederburg, a self - claimed moderate dissension on the board, but I haven't takes a lot of liberal Republican, was elected in time, but I found this at all. Maybe it's because enjoy It," Sederburg said in a really November when the GOP three of the recent swept the eight members were new interview. state education in January. posts, Including the two MSU trustee vacancies. Gov. The board, which has constitutional Milliken has called for the "Also, there is an amazing ITwinter term blood drive will be responsibility for all education in appointment of state education proliferation of committees. The state boards for several years. board really doesn't act alone because Md Feb. 19 • 23 from 10 a m- to 4 Michigan, meets twice a month r for in the lower lounge of Shaw Hall. two - day sessions. The next there must be 2,000 people who act as I students who wish to donate blood meeting, at 8:30 p.m. regular "Of course, the lack of public advisers and consultants," Sederburg » urged to make an appointment in today and said. "It's fantastic pluralistic process Wednesday morning, in Michigan knowledge about educationalmatters is a Ler to avoid long waits, said David National Tower, includes discussion and shows on not atypical," Sederburg said. "The democracy at its best." fcwen a member of the Farmhouse such matters as public public doesn't know much about other Eternity which is sponsoring the assessment tests and administrative reporting of areas of government such Sederburg's compensation for the as welfare, elected post is $60 per day of live Appointments 0811 ke macle by rules pertanining to for highways and commerce." meeting. fling 353-3266. construction of grants undergraduate He lood collected during the blood academic facilities. "Education is a fascinating field. is writing his doctoral i will be used in the 43 lower Everybody has gone through some sort dissertation on the pattern of the ■chigan counties served by the area of educational public vote in November on Proposal "One of my impressions far is process, so they have kd Cross. so their own educational C, which would have curtailed phiolosophy, property tax support of school financing and paved the way for total Student me state funding. So far, Sederburg says, )ffice work seems his research indicates that sentiment rather than the economic impact of Proposal C passage antibusing William the Sederburg, a graduate assistant in political science, is only student member of the State Board of Education and the youngest. influenced the vote. State News photo by Craig Porter is million exoms DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau By BECKIE HANES State News Staff Writer OX, BROTHERS MP THE ONES SISTERS, PEPl CATION FROM THE 60ys POuJflJ All the materials needed for YESTERPfiY MERE. AT PAPNEy'S, 0F)R ■dSl' professors handed out machine scored work is provided by 77ME! call, 'EM IN, ? MP THIS TIME PRETty PUSH, ftNO 6R/LL, THIS A/0UJ, THATS ■57,254 answer sheets last year and the office FOLKS, SO 6ET IT ONt'S 60/N6 OPT M0R£ UK5 ■ least that many scoring pencils, including explanatory I X A/Mf SOME T06ETHER. FOR OL' »|vn Kiepert, supervisor of the brochures to help the faculty cope J CPflSS, PEP!CflT~IONS' "MftMELOUS," OX? TO THE MBMORy OF 8ERTRANP a§ /T, CMPBZS! with means, medians and modes. \ RUSSELL! Bring Office, said. Graduate assistants receive help on |l don't know what professors do their research projects, if any type of Ji those pencils - we never seem to data processing is needed, at the (them all back." she sighed. Administration Building, Kiepert said. put the use of objective "We don't have inations which requires machine are any work lulls and ■cored answer sheets is on the rise swamped during vacations, because I more answer sheets are passing professors think we're not busy during those times," she said. I ti JiVl III |L-I ftugh her office, she said. ttXJ LOOK U THEY'RE ' ALL THE KIDS THAT I PLAV WJUSTStf 60IN6T0 BASEBALL WITH ARE 50IN6 TO June 1970 to A CH0C0l> 6IVE ME A n July 1971, the CAKE... 6iVE .ME A TESTIMONIAL TiNNER: ESTlMONiAl t period for which figures are liable. 1,132,768 machine scored SN welcomes er sheets were used. livery time we get a new machine, student story [»ork seems to increase," Kiepert f scoring office, located in S. ideas, articles ie Hall, does not deal with pencils The State News welcomes stories I paper alone. Complete with four and story ideas from nonstaff ■ time workers and two computer members, and often chooses its regular lning machines, the office takes staff from students who have lof registration processing. Student of Natural Resources, Lansing submitted excellent free lance uctional Rating System scoring Coummuntiy College, the city of materials. |ts item analysis for professors and Lansing. The machines have told the students, state government I scores on how many deer andi Free lance stories and ideas may be Blarship exams, helps faculty with boats the state has and informed the submitted at any time during the Jrch problems and of course, city how much traffic it copes with in' regular business day in 343 Student |s the perpetual final 8 a.m. a particular time period. Services Bldg. A free lance editor Fees received for off campus work works from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday i office also processes off - - as work for the go back into the department's budget, through Friday to help prepare stories Michigan Dept. Kiepert said. for State News use. Give Your Sveethea*a Gif! S°Ls Day ValeTsnS' ' look C and f)J B° gift y°u can C 'Attacking' the Yo» This is energy problem' Big Rock Point. It's a nuclear power plant And although coal is plentiful, most of it contains a o'hergf t h eseTi f t s near Charlevoix, and it's been generating electricity since 1962. Some people wonder why electric utilities are con¬ vinced that nuclear plants like this are needed. They lot of sulfur. So much that, with we can't burn it and meet standards. present technology, today's air pollution One day the problem will be solved. But Michigan wonder why electricity can't be generated by just , can't wait until then. It needs reliable electric energy burning coal. oil. and natural gas. So, let's talk today — and much, much more tomorrow. That's MSVB°?k?» about it. why nuclear plants like Big Rock Point, Palisades - Michigan must have electricity for its industrial and others being planned - are essential to your economy. Perhaps twice as much in the next 10 future. years. There just isn't enough natural gas and low- sulfur oil available to produce that much power. Your f uture depends 1 0jCarjyPg on ENERGY to nS TZ t: Tuesday, Fgb, 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'niary l3 Court takes By FRANCES MILLER for the case next 30 days, would be dismissed. the that resolution of case means a on juvenile working with by a helping role recommendation. caseworker's anxiety build. and hostility to improves after a probation, a period of caseworker can As one of 14 court recommend dismissal from "The philosophy of this the family as a whole. "Very little is to be referees, Kemppainen can the court's supervision When Susan (not her real court is not punishment," Each case begins when a gained by institutionalizing kids," Kemppainen said. hear testimony and reduce without even bringing the name) attacked a school referee and program petition is filed by school evidence to facts, but the case before a judge. hall monitor and was director John Kemppainen, authorities, police "Most are on probation in their own home." They final ruling is made by a Caseworker Shelly caught, she probably figured said. "We try to help authorities, parents or other Buxton described the she was going to be put on youngsters identify individuals. meet with a caseworker judge. each week to discuss their The court has an rewards and frustrations of supervised probation and problems and face life as it After a preliminary criminal record. is." problems and check their unusuallylarge number of her job, recommending have a hearing to evalutate the referees so that any large treatment for children and But when her case came The court handled an validity of the petition a progress. Those who committ disturbances can be handled supervising the treatment before Judge Robert L. average of 370 delinquency caseworker is assigned to after the judge has ruled Drake, of the Ingham and neglect cases per month investigate the case. criminal acts do stay in a quickly. After a disturbance at with the goal of having each County Probate Court, for the first eight months of Caseworkers check into all juvenile detention home, dismissed. Buxton but for short time J.W. Sexton High Sc hool in case Juvenile Division, she was 1972. Delinquency cases aspects of a youth's as a as works with 45 to 50 girls outnumber neglect cases, background, home, family, possible. Sixty were Lansing two years ago all not put on probation and but one of the 34 youths each year, most of them the the assault was not put on which arise when parents do church, school, activities detained in January 1972, detained by the police were children of middle class her record. not provide proper support, and friends, and then but the average stay for seen by referees and workers and professionals. education, supervision or recommend action to be each was four days. Instead, Drake told her When a child commits a health for their taken. Kemppainen said that released in their parents' mother (Susan was at care criminal act, "they did it for children. At the final hearing the lengthy detention harms custody in only two hours. school) that if Susan did not If a child's behavior a reason," Buxton said. The Kemppainen explained judge may or may not abide children causing their commit any criminal acts girls she sees seek attention n or are alone in the world. For some the casworker Milliken boosts serves as a parent figure or much needed source of security in a hopeless life. A 1L> "hardcore," million in fiscal 1973 to establishment of an In the area of corrections, few are disturbed or incorrigible. //<'//» youths By UNITED PRESS expansion of state programs "A judge has the power John Kamppainen.a referee for the Ingham in the criminal justice $53.2 million million in the experimental $227,000 Milliken recommended a Co INTERNATIONAL Hoping to reverse system," Milliken said in his 1973 - 74 budget year, for the department. central communications center in Genesee County $43.4 million budget for the coming fiscal year, up $3.7 to make or Sometimes destroy a child. only timing can Probate court. Juvenile Division, and case worker, spend their Shelly Bu*t"o! budget message on the State a work days helpini Michigan's ever - climbing He recommended that a from which county • wide million from the current prevent a tragedy or a loss Police Dept. to the delinquent youths cope with their world. crime rate, Gov. Milliken of faith," Buxton said. legislature. $575,000 crime laboratory police, fire and ambulance spending year. State News photo by Dave has recommended the "Since 1960, crime in be built at Bridgeport to services will be dispatched. Mendn, establisment of a new crime Michigan has increased 276 augment the existing crime The governor said the center laboratory, a central emergency center and a per cent, while there has been a steady decline in the labs at Warren, Lansing and Plymouth. Holland, would eliminate duplication of services and improve MILLIKEN'S WELFARE PLAN program to recruit per cent of cases closed by "This laboratory, to be service to the public by minorities and young arrest and little apparent jointly operated by the giving them only one persons into the State Police. "The incidence of crime effective progress in our Depts. of State Police and telephone number to call State role may grow ability to rehabilitate Public Health, will provide for all emergencies. in Michigan and across the offenders." scientific expertise to local He recommended nation continues to be a Milliken asked for a $5.2 and state police agencies in $795,000 be spent to most serious problem million increase, from $48 the identification of establish new trooper despite significant criminals and utilization of positions for minorities and By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL evidence," Milliken said. persons under 21. Milliken cutting down on fraud and abuse and improving well State government would assume a greater role in administration to yield a net savings of $35 million. "The provision of such said by hiring young ; Tonight is services is expected to result in improved arrest and employees who could man inspection lanes and work administering Michigan's huge welfare system that ever before under a plan outlined by Gov. Milliken in his annual The governor's plan calls for state spending of $fl f FLAMING conviction rates by police agencies utilizing them." radio dispatch, regular troopers would be freed for budget message to the legislature. Though Milliken proposed a sizeable $63.6 million increase in the budget, he also mapped new methods of million on the three major public assistance program from $497.5 million appropriated last fiscal year i Milliken also urged traffic and crime control. representing roughly 20 per cent of the total HOG NIGHT recommendation for 1973 • 74 £: at the Coral Gables Milliken asked for $3.1 million matching state • fed No better deal in town on Tues we're still ight. Milliken urges funds to improve the administration of all public ass programs fraud. with a special eye toward weeding out *i offering special low prices S every Tuesday night Better administration combined with a moreeffe 8 on Harvey Wall bangers and pitchers. 771c original land-grant tavern :j for local waste method of screening welfare applicants should saw state about $35 million during this fiscal v per cent of the welfare budget, he said. By UNITED PRESS be provided on an equal waste disposal project plans. requirement was unrealistic. INTERNATIONAL basis with local funding to In his 1973 - 74 $27.3 "I am therefore Gov. Milliken has urged million budget outline for recommending that the act assist in a regional approach the legislature to extend by two years the July 1, 1973 deadline for local the Dept. of Natural Resources, which he wants changed to theDept. of be amended to allow for a July 1, 1975, deadline for final submission of a solid towards the development and initial completion planning of this phase," Budget plan ups' governments to turn in solid waste disposal plan and that Milliken said. Environment and Resources, Milliken Natural said the $750,000 in general funds Hitting heavily on transit spending pollution, Milliken also By UNITED PRESS urged that the following go for urban r INTERNATIONAL areas be funded: programs in the d When someone '•>$ 1)6 careful • $1.9 million for Gov. Milliken previewed speeded • up freei 1V# before Michigan's air pollution major changes in the way construction in Noitl aoor ana says » -* ' » you say surveillance program. the state will run its Michigan and the U; >0; Avanti! • $165,000 to evaluate transportation programs in Peninsula and i A&hti!^JACKLEMMOH RUN ■■■ i his annual budget message the ecological makeup of airport projects ii - Michigan's inland lakes. to the legislature. cities. • $100,000 for a pilot At the same time, he The spending figure HERE COME THE " soil erosion control project outlined a record $428 $94.5 million increase TWIN BM BURT RFYN0I.DS i in the upper St. Joseph million total transportation the amount spent RAQUfcL WELCH J River basin. spending package which will transportation program 1972 • 73 ' The best ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ state, federal and I way to reach funds with percent the people you OUTRAGEOUSLY KINKY $Buy One,Get One Free* varying for indivil MASTERPIECE. 60!". "I need to get projects. Milliken said h the results you want is with ^ Buy a King Size 16" 1 item Varsity Pizza working on plans toc» State News HELL UPSIDE DOWN! yL and receive free a 9" 1 item Varsity new department of i a Classified Ad. "THE ^ Pizza. Offer good for mushroom, highways and transpc"* 355-8255. J sausage, and pepperoni pizzas only. with broader poweK POSEIDON * Valid with this ad today, Tues. Feb. 13, administer the »f ADVENTURE" 1973. transportation needs Motal Female Animall 3 Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 5 P.M. land and in the air. BLUE The new departi m would replace the pf A STUNNING, RICHLY ROMANTIC EVOCATION Beal Coop presents TONIGHT in VARSITY 1227 E. Grand River Dept. of State I which is princip concerned w trunklines and h 100 Engineering OF TIME AND PLACEI Visconti's Venice c dream Bogarde gives a superior performance'" is a cm.> 332-6517 do with transportation and an Playboy Holland-wher* Is the baby? ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFUL" . . Rex Reed "A MASTERPIECE! A film of rar< VEST POCKET THEATRE goldie HAWN pure enchantment! Dirl$ Bogarde is brilliant'" butterfus "DEATH IN VENICE' IS VISCONTI'S MASTER N Y. Daily News trouble nam C Special Student Rates Available 1 PIECE I A is this gem that we must joy in it for the splendor it gives' Mademoiselle OPEN DAILY 12:45 1:15-3:20-5:30-7:35-9:40 Jon Voight Burt Reynolds I DELIVERANCE" TECHNICOLOR® f HAPPY HOUR $1.00 5:30-6:30 "ENJOYABLE ..WARM AND AMIABLE' JAY CARR Group Rates Available CORNERED BED Tuei. through Fri. 8:00 p.m. A Film from Sweden Saturday 7:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Starring Sunday 3:QQ p.m anf" mployment: June 19 through July 18 (to include 25 hour training program Spring Term) , ^ — $100 salary for Fall Term program plus housing and meals (approximate dates: September 13 through September 17) l!!nTA™V T™ '» Per term * 50 1 °P_F^E6P0Ep~io« positions „.ll.bl. June 18 through Jul, 20 month for further information and to obtain applications. attend *ctv rentals meeting on tuesday. february 13 at 6:30 p.m. in classroom ,37. akers hall. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Febrt 222 i3.li Wickard switches role] Recruit's miff gone By LYNN HENNING State News Sports Writer MSU SPORTS? ends 'punch bag'cared DEAL OR When Tom Milkovich made his first trip to the STEAL? By PAT FARNAN was really invigorating. The MSU campus after a brilliant prep wrestling career coaches and wrestlers there State News Sports Writer in Maple Heights, Ohio, he never thought he'd be were of invaluable assistance caught dead wrestling for the Spartans. It's no fun being a to me." He had an axe to grind. MSU had virtually punching bag. Just ask Scott They didn't really hurt ignored him while the offers poured in from Wickard. He got his marbles Grady Peninger or MSU practically every major college in the nation. rolled around In the MSU wrestling, either. Since His choices narrowed down to two schools — wrestling room too often. entering the starting lineup, Iowa State and the University of Michigan. "Everyone used to beat Wickard has accumulated "Grady (Peninger, Spartan wrestling coach) Scott," coach Grady talked to my dad and told him he couldn't do up on eight victories and only two Peninger said. "He'd come losses. One of those anything about getting me an offer," Milkovich in the wrestling room for setbacks came against U-M said. "I was mad. But Doug Blubaugh (then assistant coach) was my idol and he arranged a practice and there would be Saturday. A match that just no way he would beat Wickard knows he should trip to the campus as MSU's guest. And how does Smith his own size or have won. "I actually wanted to take them for a ride," he personally feel about it? someone even a little smaller." "I got caught on my admitted. "I was cocky. I wanted them to fly me "Well I certainly think that coeds are here to 'Wick' got tired of getting back," he said. "It was a up there and give me a good time and then I was stay," he said laughing, " and they're part of life the stuffing knocked out of silly mistake." going to tell them to forget it." on the campus. If the high school athlete wants to him and decided to do Despite that loss, Wickard Milkovich was in for a surprise, however. go out with the college girl I think that's his something about it. He remains a prime candidate "I saw Smokey Robinson and the Miracles that business." attended numerous summer for the Big Ten 190 pound weekend and had a good time," Milkovich said. The Spartan senior, not only reached all • camps, talked and worked frame. "And I really thought a lot of Blubaugh and America status last year, but also has not lost a with Olympic gold medalist "At one time, that Grady. They did a good job of recruiting me. match in the past two seasons. He explained his Dan Gable, and other seemed unachievable," he They didn't walk me around, they just let me do said. "Now it is my most and see what I pleased." rapid infatuation with the MSU campus: renowned Olympians. He "I said to myself, if I'm going to live away I even went to the Olympics immediate goal. If I wrestle More importantly, Milkovich began to like the want it to be a good place and MSU certainly — as a spectator. up to my capabilities and atmosphere of the MSU campus. form the mental I wanted to see what the kids were like. I really qualified." "My father and I went to proper Munich together," Wickard attitude, I think I can win had a good time. They got me a date, blond, blue Milkovich's offer from MSU consisted of the recalled. "The aura of the it." eyes, and she loved wrestling," Milkovich reflected. proverbial "full ride", tuition, room and board, and books. games alone was fascinating. A pre - med major, Wick-erf Spartan But even more interesting Wickard puts special "As soon as that weekend was over, there was "They (Peninger and Blubaugh) introduced me Spartan 190 pounder Scott Wickard and beneficial to me was emphasis on the mental no doubt about it, I was going to come up here," to Burt (Smith) and Biggie (Munn) but I never am Minnesota's Evan Johnson and another he declared. "The other campuses never showed observing the competition." aspect of wrestling. impressed over higher administrators," Milkovich Wickard, a Solon, Ohio "My attitude was one of junior, Wickard is one of the favorites to win th«| me a good time." said referring to the present and former MSU junior, and his father took my former shortcomings," Ten title in his weight class. Setting up dates for the athlete being recruited athletic directors, respectively. action films of the Olympic he admitted. "But I've had State News photo by is no unusual procedure among the nation's Milkovich says that he's been "definitely matches. One way, Wickard time to think about what I Craigl schools. Burt Smith, MSU athletic director said. happy" at MSU, but admits that the weather, believes, which he's should do. I can't overlook just a great coach. He knows great deal about both "That's up to the individual coach," Smith which he hates, might induce him to make improved his technique. wrestler. I have to how to handle the guys and ""I had to admitted as to MSU's policy toward it. "I know any get J another choice — if he had to do it all over again. "In the past I attacked respect all of them because take a personal interest in ligaments repaired in this is used extensively in the South and I can't each of Sometimes when knee "I don't think I'd have regretted going to Iowa wrestling with temerity," he they can all beat me." us. last year," say that it's something hard and fast here at MSU. State," Milkovich admitted. "You know, I can I go to reflected. said. "I was really wreckless. Wickard reiterated one of his house we talk "That I think it depends on the individual coach." have a good time anywhere, I can adjust." about trauma. I v But I went to a wrestling Peninger's personal everything but six weeks and camp last summer and that philosophies on wrestling. wrestling." had a demoralizing effl thiuj "There was never a horse For Wickard, education that couldn't be rode and takes a back seat to nothing. me. I wanted to wrestL I've learned that never a man that couldn't "I want to be a doctor," he admitted. "My grades often be i then] be throwed. I really believe that," he said. "I guess it aren't quite as good as I'd accomplishments. Yool has kind of a peculiar ring like them to be but to look at other gup to it, but it gets right to the haven't given up yet. Maybe see how they handle it] point and it's really typical I'll be able to bring my Naturally, W much happier in of Grady." education and wrestling his] role. "I came here primarily together by specializing in because of the coaches," athletic injuries. I'm not "It feels better top| Wickard said. "I miss Doug what'll happen. Some out than it does to tit though. He was things just take time." he laughed. "The listl quite an inspiration to me. Wickard is still learning years have been qi Stan Dziedzic, asst. coach the value of time and he's struggle. I'm really has been working out with learning about persistence. complexion of thin me a lot, too. But Grady is A knee injury taught him a changed a bit." VanPe eaves cagers Brad Van Pelt's become MSU's first letter winner in 201 may have ended ai the Spartan basketba week due to reasons." "I felt it was the thing to do both for Ganakas and myself ta out of basketball concentrate on bw Van Pelt said. "I« winters I'd prij basketball and I the same time, I where my future lies, or in football." "I regret losinjl because he added ifflj our team even in pw Ganakas said aboutl Pelt. "I fully un*1 though. He had so commitments bemuse] all - American selM winning the Maxell W and so on that he | practice with us I* eight or ten tin winter." Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. February 13, 1973 9 UNDEFEATED DIVER Spartan of MSU track star Hob(wner YORK (UPI) - made a three point proposal basis do lockout they make this want to give a player the do," Manchester said. said. Craig Porter Miller, executive which would: every other year? maximum time to negotiate. of the • Allow a Major player with "Secondly, the owners Baseball Players three or more years service "Thirdly, the owners' have set aside a period of proposal states that no one I said Monday that to negotiate through outside February 1 through Feb. 10 from the players 1 is no threat of a abritration. in which • The a player can association, can assist the ■ but there is a threat figure offered by submit his contract to the club of the figure | player in his negotiations, J lockout" in the arbitration. We say why not which means a player must ptions between the offered by the arbitrator March 1? Naturally, we hire own attorney- l and the baseball may be taken by the player. • A liners. player cannot submit s attempting to his contract to arbitration I the focus of the two yeac? in a row. ■tions | to owners. from the As to this proposal, Miller pointed out what he called DOMINO'S stated that "some loopholes" that were ughout the not made Jtions there have been d statements in the public. "First, as for the 'no two years in a row' part," Miller PIZZA |>f a threatened strike said, "why can't a player 1 players. I would like ■phasize that at no appeal his contract the following year? On what 50* off 1 have the players lned any strike, but (with coupon) Ihile the owners have Volleyball* 351-7100 J imposed what may I lockout of spring The MSU Volleyball Club will meet 7:15 p.m. today good on any pizza ■lockout is a serious in 208 Men's IM ■ Bldg. A one coupon par pizza not, as practice will follow ■ Good thru Sun. Feb. 18, the ■issioner (Bowie) Trowbridge Shop only meeting. ■as stated 'a routine ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■a I of logistics'. It is a " down of the _. and ' same ■>n the ^uutic as does, The difference, of J is that this action is Ml the employers and ■ employes. luld the owners I cause a lockout," ■continued, "We may fquired to bring pate action to enjoin behalf of the J>eek damages and Jother remedies under Bayers' individual with the clubs." J■ launched executive director into an T>n the owners' stand pgotiations. r the latest offer -rn|ng outside l.on °f a player's !< the owners have J MSU intramural i'ment, after ■"able frustration oo i^Ple being Reservations, I 355-5044 given reminds is the *179 (plus 10% service and tax) pl*r T when that should be 4 8 reservation. students BAHAMAS-FREEPORT(based on quad occupancy) Tickets available at Campbell's-Marshall's-MSUnion. Presented by POP ■t'°ns then should ENTERTAINMENT ■ ^quested when he ■»."g Party Wl, reservations says or DATES March 2-9, March 16-23, April 21-28 Enjoy the fascinating Bahamas while staying at the luxurious Hotel Shalimar. GUARANTEED DEPARTURES Open to students, faculty, and immediate family members. * money? Oxford Irauel iee julie! 321% $. MAIN STREET |AN worwEY ON I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN 48108 fNG of value! (313) 769-5860 Tuesday, Februar 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAKING ' For Sale Automotive EAST LANSING, private room, jRj guitars . r,„. CUTLASS SUPREME door, excellent 1968, 4 condition. OLDSMOBILE 88 1969. 4 door, air, full power, low mileage. share bath and kitchen. $70/ month, girl. 351-9036. 5-2-16 "12. M*®*? '>, $1250. Phone 482-5165. 641-4493. C-3-2-15 Heteo AH/Fu^® 5-2-14 EFFICIENCY ROOM, share OPEL KADETTE 1967, good bath. Close in. Fireplace, DATSUN, 1972 - Red coupe, engine and runs well. Body refrigerator. No car. pets. PHONE 355 8255 radio, radial tires, 13,000 needs some work, 32,000 $23/ weak. 663-8418. 347 Student Services Bid?. miles, 35mpg. Pay off. miles, good gas mileage. One 0-4-2-16 82A' 669 5860. 6-2-16 owner, $325 as is. Call •AUTOMOTIVE DATSUN 240z - 1971, silver, 4 485-5336. 3-2-13 ROOM FOR Union, 211'* Grand man across from River, __tquJpm.n,.37i.1J75'kjJ Scooters & Cycles speed, low mileage, excellent PINTO 1971 2000cc. brown, 4 upstairs. 5-2-14 Parts & Service condition, has extras. speed, AM/FM stereo, new Aviation 485-9576. 3-2-13 tires. $1400. 339-8148. MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, • EMPLOYMENT 3-2-15 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone coldspot chest • FOR RENT DODGE VAN - 1966. paneled, 485 8836. 0-2-28 'ub'c ,,;;; automatic, good condition. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - 'rozen 'est. holds 770 *' Apartments $695. Phone 353-2814 or 1964, power steering, brakes. CAPITOL CLUB. Men, women, mea|J «•_ Houses 353-2811. 4-2-14 Good condition, $12. 'J1! Rooms DODGE POLARA wagon 1965, AM/FM. Automatic. condition. $200. Call 355-0736. 5-2-16 BURCHAM WOODS announces singles. $12 up. 484-4422. 0-2-28 Lansing, «■ ivj" •FOR SALE the beginning of summer V-8, automatic, power Animals :. Apartments available. steering and brakes, radio. TRIUMPH GT6+ 1970, very Mobile Homes 351-3118. 5-2-15 372-7711. 3-2-13 good condition, $1600 or •Lost & Found best offer. Must sell, only WANTED: ONE female FISHER 45 watt FM receiver, •PERSONAL DODGE POLARA 1964. 21,000 miles. 393-8336. roommate for 4 - man. $150. Petri 35 millimeter 1969 440 cubic inch engine. 5-2-14 •PEANUTS PERSONAL $50. 882-6724. •REAL ESTATE Hurst 4 speed, AM/FM stereo radio. Good condition. $500. VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - Twyckingham. $70/ month. 332-2831. 5-2-13 camera, 5-2-16 AKBAI TApE~d.Tk75j Beautiful. Mvjs! w|( •RECREATION 663-3945. 3-2-14 Automatic, perfect shape. Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 Phone 332 5580.3-2-151 EAST MICHIGAN Avenue - 6 SOFA AND chair - white •SERVICE Take over payments. Phone room apartment, 1 4 velvet, excellent condition. carpet Instruction DODGE RT 1969 - 4 speed, 393-6215. 5-2-19 - Best offer. 393-8608. 5-2-16 remnants! $1,000. Call after 6pm, »# people, furnished, $165 Typing Service 355-7966. 5-2-16 VOLVO P 1800S 1967 - includes utilities. Phone Drastic reductions on 4 •TRANSPORTATION 372-0352. 5-2-14 66% DISCOUNT. BEAUTIFUL quality carpet,ng Radials, Koni shocks, low SALES ENGINEER - Fee paid, PERSONNEL PAYROLL ultramarine plush nylon for area rug and Si!e) J •WANTED DUSTER 1970 - Very good mileage on rebuilt engine, B.S.M.E., 1 2 years administrative -clerical dormr0( - CAMPUS carpeting and padding. Cut condition. Must sell! $1,300. over drive, $1,450. Phone marketing background in Mature personality. Have proven new furnished apartments for 1 bedroom Spartan housing •• RATES'* 337-1242. 3-2-14 393-1313. 5-2-19 refrigeration, air conditioning abilities to assist management Example,; or heating, $12,000 - and staff in communications for Fall. Village apartment. Call 332 4432. 2-2-13 gold shag Wj)s 5,^ I VW FASTBACK only $35; FIAT SPYDER - 1971 (1600) 1967 - $14,000 plus excellent and record keeping of DAHLMANN 12'x8V,'greer 3RD! DAYS Orange, 32,000 miles. Maintained well, no rust, APARTMENTS was $64, now only benefit packages including policies, benefits, payroll and NIKON SUPER 8 movie camera. 5 Excellent condition. $2,400. $750. 351-5729, Janie. many others ai silnj expenses, car, incentive other related personnel 1234 E. Grand River rw 482-6134 after 7pm. 5-2-16 5-2-16 Crown Graphic 4x5 view savings. Flat weaves bonus, insurance and matters. Experience working 351 0315 ft camera. TEAC A-4010-SL black tweed, retirement. Relocation. For with management, Union 12'xll" FIREBIRD 1969 VW BUS 1967, rebuilt engine, 1024 EUREKA, near Sparrow, stereo tape deck. Sony $71. now on - 350, 4 confidential interview. Phone contracts and computer data , $4| speed, $1,100 . 482-0381 or FM radio. Call 355-2015. Wayne Bergin 489-1441 processing systems desired. ground level, 1 bedroom, TC228 stereo 8-track foam-back, needs no 1 373-4346 after 5pm. Ask for 10-2-22 PERSONNEL CAREERS. Starting salary $8,125. Range partially furnished. Share recorder. 1000 used 8-track 12 x6 green foam back^L Joe. 3-2-13 3-2-14 commensurate with utilities, adults. $120/ tapes, $2 each. 500 used $60. no* S35 hageJ FLEXIBLE BUS - 1949. OS ENGINEER - FEE paid, experience. Liberal fringe benefits including retirement month. 351-7497. 0-10-2-23 stereo albums. equipment, used zoom lenses, USED stereo FOX HOME South Pennsylvj 482-5501 CENTER,l|f Converted to motor home. COMMUNITY COLLEGE near binoculars, TV sets, Use oi B.S.I.E. - B.S.M.E., 2 5 and insurance plans. Write to Self-contained, generator. YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, 3 rooms, $130 with typewriters, adding machines, charge. 3-2-15 experience. Progressive Box 2B State News. Include - years DEADLINE Phone 349-1617. 5-2-14 RICKMAN. Now is the time utilities. Married couple, girls. clock radios, tapestries. Used O.E.M. Company due to complete resume. B-1-2-13 DUAL 1214 turntable, ft to buy. Be ready for the snow ski is and boots, $5 up. 1 P.M. one class day expansion now has several No children/ pets. 489-1276. before publication. FORD 1971 - Windowed van, warm weather. Custom openings on their engineering EARN FROM $15 - $75 per 5-2-16 WILCOX SECOND HAND cartridge, S1(X). after 6pm. 5-2-16 393.1J V-8, automatic transmission, accessories, parts and service. staff for qualified personnel. STORE, 509 East Michigan, radio, factory air, carpeted, SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Lansing. 485-4391. 8 5:30 Cancellations/Co r- Company has record of exciting way to keep healthy, PHOTO GRAY lens, b paneled and insulated, tinted INC. 2460 North Cedar, p.m. Monday - Saturday, outstanding growth and slim and trim. Gals, make South, furnished studio, rections - 12 noon one glass, peak condition Holt. Just South of I -96 BankAmericard, Master single vision. OPTlfW offers opportunity for rapid sure you can get into that utilities paid, private class day before throughout. Call 882-2697 overpass. Phone 694-6621. bikini this summerl Write entrance, $115/ month plus Charge, trades, terms, DISCOUNT. 2615 tP advancement. Salary, publications. after 6pm. 5-2-14 C-5-16 $14,000 - $18,000 plus THINK AND EARN, P.O. deposit. Phone 627-5454. layaways. C-2-28 Michigan, Lansing. 372-?J C-5-2-16 benefits. For confidential Box 172, Garden City, 5-2-16 The St2te News will be FORD 1967 Country sedan, | jj" ^ | LIBERTY COIN SHOP - interview phone Wayne Michigan 48135. 3-2-14 responsible only for the power, factory air, original Auto Service Bergin 489-1441 SUBLEASE THREE bedroom 223 Abbott Rd. BACH C180L c first day's incorrect owner. $575. 332-1725. October 1972. Best I PERSONNEL CAREERS. BABYSITTER, MY home. Start apartment Meadowbrook jl, 337-2401 insertion- 7-2-14 $ 3 50. Can H 3-2-14 April 2nd, Monday - Friday, Trace. Immediately. Phone COMPLETE IMPORT car f? Next to the 616-749-7380. Olive All students aas must be 8am - 5:30pm. Reliable, 393-9252 353 1790. 3-2-14 '> State Theater. service including ignition, , 3-2-14 .prepaid chassis, brakes and electrical SALES - IF you have SUBLEASE - SPRING and available at ROBERT'S considered a career in the transportation. 371-4153. GUILD GUITARS 40"-.«A 5-2-14 summer, 1 man, $70. 630 Come in and GREMLIN $1,200. 1971-X. Call Sun roof, before 3pm, AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. 4980 Park Lake Road, insurance selling field with or are just modest now THE DEPOT Stoddard. 337r2197. 6-2-16 yy k v. see our board for BID month only. Hard for all instr shdfl Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for success you must check this coin $40. E L D ERll bargains! __484-6966. 5-2-14 appointment. 0-2-28 sensational opportunity. Due has openings for waitresses. WOMAN FOR three - man near more INSTRUMENTS, 541 ■ GRAND PRIX expansion a local agency Various shifts available. campus. Own room, $80/ excellent - condition, new 1970, to now has an opening for a top Apply in person 11am • 7pm. month. Immediately - June. TEAC AN-180 noise reduction Grand River, 332-4331 a] - 7pm. C-5-2-14 Experience not necessary. 332-0042, Sylvia 355-8252. unit, $220. After 5pm, BISCAYNE CHEVY 1967 tires, 32,000 miles. FREE SPARK PLUGS - flight salesman. Extensive 3 Located in the Old Grand 5-2-15 332-2023. 5-2-13 485-8664. 5-2-14 year training program. Salary SLINGLERLANO CRl'Ml automatic, power steering Trunk Railway Depot, 1203 and brakes, $450. Call after and commission. For Zildgian cymbals, fibre al MALIBU 1971, vinyl top, all With Feb uary Diagnostic confidential interview phone South Washington, Lansing. EAST LANSING, 2 man near 100 USED vacuum cleaners. 5pm, 337-2764. 3-2-13 $400. Phone 3 3 2-39f power and low mileage. Tune - Up Wayne Bergin, 489-1441 Ask for Don Phillips. 3-2-13 campus, furnished, $150/ Tanks, canisters and uprights. 5-2-13 Reasonable for quick sale. ' PERSONNEL CAREERS. month, 351 -9036 after 5pm Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 CAMARO 327 - 1967, 4 speed, (call for appt. 482-6226) WANTED CHURCH nursery and weekends. 332-3680. and DENNIS with new tires, call 349-1562 _j485-9359. 5-2-14 3-2-14 - up. CUSTOM WHEELS (or CI* attendant, transportation 5-2-15 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, after 6pm. 3-2-13 MERCEDES BENZ 230 - gas, Glen Herriman, Inc. 316 N. Cedar, opposite City never used. Phone 351-S| NURSES necessary. Call 655-2344 or automatic, air, 250 - gas after 5pm. 3-2-13 Volkswagen & Volvo dealer ROSELAWN MANOR, skilled 655-3135. 3-2-13 NEEDED: ONE man for 4 - man Market. C-3-2-15 CHARGER 1971, 318 cubic automatic. 220 Diesels, and 6135 W. Saginaw nursing home, 707 apartment. Close to campus. inch, power steering, mags, others. Portland, 647-6547. Armstrong Road, Lansing, MODELS WANTED for Rivers Edge Apartments. SEWING MACHINE Clearance RAUPP CAMPFITTEJ 24,000 actual miles. $1,900. 3-2-13 Open Mon. 8i Thurs. till 9 has positions available, full or 337-0884. 5-2-13 Sale. Brand new portable, Sleeping Ba< photography and body Phone after 4pm, 484=9594. MUSTANG 1967, Fastback, part time, 3 - 11:30 shift. painting, $10/ hour. Call for $49.95, $5 per month. Large Boots Sale I Selected *j 3-2-15 SUBLET TWO bedroom selection of reconditioned sleeping bags and hi new transmission, brakes, Excellent salary and benefits. appointment, 372-0567. boots. 2208 East M" overhauled. $675, or best Apply in person or call 393- 10-2-22 apartment, Spring, Abbott used machines. Singers, CHEVY PICK-UP 1966 - 3/4 VW GUARANTEED repair. Avenue, 489-4188 5-2'fl offer. 485-5669. 5-2-13 RANDY'S 5680, Mrs. Swan, personnel. Road, parking. 332-1127 Whites, Necchis, New Home ton. 332-4558 after 5:30pm. MOBIL, I - 96 and 5-2-16 PART TIME salesmen with car. after 5pm. 10-2-15 and "many others." $19.95 3-2-15 Okemos Road. 349-9620. Leads furnished. Work any 4 to $39.95. Terms. TROMBONE EXCEU.J OLDS CUTLASS 1970. 5 C-2-28 condition, ovi - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. hours per day, high SUBLEASE THRU summer EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING CUTLASS 1972 - Wagon, good year warranty, 27,000 miles, WHEELS. OUR supplier is Co-ordinate activities, commission. Call 882-6317 term. 2 man apartment. 1 COMPANY, 1115 North $125 or offer. 337-1^ condition, tape player, air, AM/FM, one owner, . . . bedroom furnished. Close to 3-215 discontinuing his line of GT disseminate information, for between 1 - 5pm. 20-2-26 Washington. 489-6448. AM/FM stereo radio, must excellent condition, $2,095. alloy wheels, brand new non-profit organization. campus. Stoddard C-3-2-15 sell, take over payments. 355-0127, or 349-1528. Prefer degreed individual - Apartments, Call 332-5245 SUNN SCEPTRE c 372-6764. 3-2-15 superb quality English made, For Rent perfect bxl 3-2-15 associate after 5pm. 5-2-13 HAMMOND M-3 Very covers, $105 per set, most imported or B.A. organ. Administrative background good condition. $700. Phone Handmade Framul f At CHEQUERED cars. guitar. Best ode'. " THE BURGER KING FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile West of and experience helpful. Extensive and contact. public speaking Entry level TV RENTALS $9.50 month, $23 per term; free per Houses m 694-8232, 694-0093. 6-2-16 WINCHESTER MODEL 12 485-1813. 3-2-15 Campus. 487-5055. C-2-28. delivery, service and pick-up. - "SUCCEESS STORY" salary $5,000 - $7,000, plus No deposit. New stereos ROOMMATE WANTED. Own trap, new, mint. $475. Phone CHESS onyx SET Hand cfl board iind pifces® MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East benefits. Relocation within available room, $56.50 East 332-1838. 5-2-15 at same rates. Call side, 351 4301. 3 2 1E Has room for you to add a chapter Kalamazoo Street since 1940. state. For confidential interview phone Wayne NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 482-2580. 3-9-13 HONEYWELL Complete auto painting and ELMO Super-8 Bergin EAST LANSING with lens. 7 HANDMADE YAMAHA* od" is tremendous opportunity collision service. 485-0256. 489-1441, Apartments - 1750 camera zoom only $249 50 with plushl« a KING is one of the brightest names C 2-28 PERSONNEL CAREERS. Coolidge Road. New 3 months old. Excellent 3-2-14 bedroom deluxe duplex. condition. 60% off original case SHOPPE, at THE 245 Ann GUlJSlT MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, Families, no pets. Available price. Phone 353-4300 after INTERESTED IN travel?Need TWO BEDROOM apartment, COLLEGE Michigan and Grand River. March 1st. Phone 372-5920 7pm. 5-2-13 students immediately who fireplace, $140, utilities paid, Low cost, expert exhaust 4 2-16 reside on campus to help no cats, 1011 East Hazel repair. Custom work. Pipe administer complete (South Pennsylvania). bender. FREE ESTIMATES, spring ROOM IN house, 60/ month, 484-6728 after 5pm. 2-2-9 332-2927. C-2-28 program. Looking for $60 deposit. 136 Mifflin. CROSSWORD GRADUATE resourceful students who can OKEMOS THREE bedroom 349-0508. 3-2-15 Aviation work part time. Pays and travel benefits as well. Call faculty or graduate students, PUZZLE COUNTRY LIVING Mature ACROSS (313) 487 5400 collect. Ask furnished. 2 baths, patio, - liberal couple to share LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years spacious yard, quiet, $260. our 1 Rocky hill 28. German song for_Mr. Mer kel JS-2-19 small horse farm. Tom 4 Arm of the On lob Placement experience in all types of RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY 332-3534 or 332-3145. 5-2-19 349-4069. 2-2-14 /Bigwigs sea 29. Moon goddess 31. Outdoor flight training. Approved for must be experienced 11. form of staircase on - veterans. FRANCIS ROOM IN Esperanto 33. Monastery Training Program. AVIATION, Call 484-1324. C-2-28 Airport Road. telephone and Call 394-0884 between 9am dictaphone. NEED ONE girl for spring for Cedar Village. Call after 5pm, $65 house 417 Charles. monthly. 351-3253. 12. 13. Compass point 34. Peacock Part of the eye butterfly to 4pm. 5-2-19 1 2-13 337-0238. 4-2-16 14 King Arthur's 35 Norway's In this "do it" program, which ordinarily covers domain capital intensive on-job Employment about two years, you will get H WAITRESS FOR nights only, TWO BEDROOM apartment, GIRLS, OWN room, nenr 16 Fur 36. Spirit experience plus specially designed courses, planned no experience necessary. fireplace, $140, utilities paid, campus, reasonable. 332 8903 1/ Continent 39 Matter-of-fact to develop and display your management abilities Must be neat. Apply after no cats, 1011 East Hazel evenings. 4-2-16 18. Article 42 Knitting stitch APPLICATIONS ARE now 19 British money 7pm at DRUARS, 415 East 43. Bravo as rapidly as possible. being accepted for part time (South Pennsylvania) GIRL 21 Skirt feature 44 Born Saginaw, Lansing. 489-2086. 484-6728 after 5pm. 3-2-15 needed. Christian help. $300/ monthly to start. 4-2 16 house, $65, share utilities 25 Paradise 45, English An early objective will be 489-3494. C-2-28 Call 337-9600. 2-2-14 2/. Iranian coin composer District Manager. As such you will take full P & L WOMEN NEEDED for responsibilities for probably 6 to 8 stores, and a STUDENTS PART telephone canvassing in ONE PERSON needed for 4 our - multi - million dollar volume. Your preparation TIME EMPLOYMENT bedroom house. $62.50/ Lansing office. Positively no 485-3104. 2-2 14 will be demanding, rigorous, "real", and Earn $50 - $100 per week month. 482-3692 1-2-13 selling. Hourly rates. Good stimulating . . . and the results can be very arranging interviews. Pay speaking voice a must. For commensurate with ability. pleasingly rewarding in career and compensation Call 393-2229. 0 10 2-26 additional information, call Rooms terms. Kristy Ries, 371 2444, 10am MALE COUNSELORS, boy's ; 4pm- 3-2-15 YOUR CHOICE - Now one to BURGER KING representatives will be RENTAL & leasing agent wonted. eight months, 1 or 2 to share MEN SINGLE room, light camp in Michigan. June 26 - interviewing on campus during the day of Immediate and full time modern 2 man, $55. Call cooking, parking. Near MSU, August 18. Waterfront, 908 Hicks Drive. 337-9247 351-9409 after 2pm. 3-2-15 sailing/ canoeing, tennis, field employment, must have car, FEBRUARY 15th. sports, judo, riflery, trips be ambitious, and willing to _M:1_B_ TWO BEDROOM - Air ROOMS (must be qualified to drive work nights and weekends FOR ssiHSBa See rent in East your college placement office to camp bus), crafts. Married when necessary. Paid on conditioned, sublease spring Lansing, close to and Call 337-0069 campus, arrange for convenient interview. couples considered. Write commission basis only. For summer. $55 a month. Call 351^537 6-2-16 g i ving experience, further information call 3-2-15 background. FLYING Thomas R. Bouman, BURGER KING CORPORATION EAGLE, 1401 North Fairview, Lansing, Michigan EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 GIRL NEEDED to sublet spring term, $70/ month, own ROOMS TWO block, from Union. Call Bruce 361-OHrt An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 48912. 5-2-19 - 5pm daily. 10-2-21 room. Call 332-2637 5-2-13. 1-2-13 .351-0853. ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 13, 1973 11 |f or Sale V if/] IFLBLAD 500C - 1.4558 after 5:30pm. PREGNANT? Call COUNSELING. 0-2-28 u«. WE understand PREGNANCY 372-1560 First POWs reach U.S. base (Continued from page 1) Once at Clark, the to U.S. life the Viet as easy as Brig. Gen. Stan L. other side of a perforated exchange before the Inimals SNEEZES Cong in tunnels returning POWs from both J| Sneezes DO have a and jungle villages. Civilian Vietnams were swept up The relative ease of the McClellan, who commanded the six helicopters that steel runway about 200 Americans could be purpose! They help rid the in the elaborate apparatus yards away. released. Douglas Ramsey was in Hanoi departure was carried the men 75 miles to luNDLAND, dO0. Call nose And of Irritating substances. STATE News captivity for seven years. of Operation Homecoming. unmatched in South Saigon, said he arrived at McClellan said the 11 - hour delay revolved around That 1q722. 5 2 16 Classifies Ads can help rid They insisted on wearing Pentagon officers spent Vietnam, where a balk by the badly damaged Loc the Viet Cong's insistence exchange was held of Irritating bills. Just the Viet three years planning the up by the Viet Cong and you Cong • issued North Vietnamese and Viet Ninh airstrip in time for a that the Saigon government ■ALE. half Pomeranian, look around your home for pajamas of pastel green and release details. North Vietnamese prisoners | poodle puppiei. Call the good things there you no Cong prisoners of the release scheduled for about and the Provisional of the Saigon blue cloth until they The favorable medical government I879.3-2-16 longer use like outgrown baby furniture, sporting entered Clark hospital. bulletins indicated that the Saigon government snagged 8:30 a.m. Saigon time. Revolutionary Government who refused for a time to proceedings for 11 hours. The prisoners were on the complete a separate prisoner leave their compounds. Km SHEPHERD puppies goods that have lost their The Hanoi prisoners had stay for most prisoners at K 1st shot, must sell Interest to you, but that changed into American Clark might be short. ■'332-6318. 3-2-15 have. Make ove to hospital garb on the planes. Officials said most can be |jle Homes se I I ables 355-8255. Writer will A friendly help you word Ad the The prisoners from the South also seemed shy of huge press reception expected to be back to the United States within three days. on their way Dollar value still dropping in markets abroad your Want Ad to bring you Late Monday evening the (Continued from page 1) U SELLI 10**47' 2 cash buyers. Do It today I awaiting them and seemed dollar. hourin the early afternoon. ■rooms, carpeted, fully uncertain whether to shake returning men were In Argentina and Brazil, But there were some signs Then Hosomi saw West hands with Gayler and the introduced to specially Wished good condition, Peanuts Personal > operations were limited that the crisis may be German Finace Minister other trained military escorts. ■home for $2,000 or bast welcoming only to dollar exchanges headed for a solution. Helmut Schmidt. The sharp imbalance in 882-0817. 3-2-14 dignataries. The escorts will help Britain's chancellor of the U.S. trade figures is one of against local currencies. This One for the them make financial the major reaons for the reason prevented a rush from Exchequer, Anthony No results of the crisis ,t & Found ound Hq] shyness of the prisoners from the South was decisions and give assistance for anything else they might dollars or Argentine pesos and Brazilian cruzeiros into Barber, told the House of Commons in London that talks were announced. lack of confidence in the dollar abroad. probably the isolated nature need. marks of yen. The high - level international Widespread unofficial Lq something? of their confinement. The idea is to make the Argentine and Brazilian talks to resolve the dollar reports said both the Holders of large amounts L (ound a pet or article transition from prison camp of dollars are looking for a |ue,we want to help you Real Estate. [m Typing Service .ice # currencies are pegged to the crisis are "proceeding well." He took part in such talks Germans were now and Jappanese ready to consider safer haven for their cash |n it. Just come in to the with monetary officials wider talks on a general and the chance to perhaps I News Classified Dept. BURCHFIELD - NEWLY from the United States, make a profit, if the mark ill us you want to place decorated low maintenance 3 realignment of world and yen are revalued. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing - France and West Germany currnencies m in east LANSING bedroom home. Large lot, theses, term papers. (Pica - over the weekend. including ■ tE bank's found garage, patio, fenced yard, Elite). costlier new rates for the The rush out of dollars Sandi, 339-8934. West |nn As a public service full basement with recreation X-252-28 Germany monetary German mark and Japanese started in Switzerland, but r LANSING STATE room. By owner, $20,800. sources said they also see yen, and a devalued dollar. the Swiss government acted Mill run the ad at no 882-0580. 4-2-16 some progress. cost to you. PROFESSIONAL I BM quickly to halt it. The move ■ MICHIGAN ATTY. GEN. Frank Kelley Monday said he Top monetary advisers This would helpU.S. then switched to the mark I EAST LANSING NORTHWEST SIDE - By dissertation typing. BA, MA has intervened in a lawsuit to stop pollution of Lake Paul A. Volcher of the degrees. export trade, now deeply in and yen, both I 1 STATE BANK owner. Small home, new Marty North, United States and Takashi strong C-2-28 kitchen with builtins, 1 351-3487. 24-2-28 Michigan by four cities in Wisconsin. the red. But it would also currencies because of the The lawsuit, which Hosomi of Japan flew into mean that West German and bedroom small. Take over was begun by Illinois, charges that favorable trade balances of fc|R0WN and white male untreated raw sewage and improperly treated sewage is Bonn and met for about an Japanese goods would be West Germany and Japan. payments. 485-3916. TYPING TERM papers, theses, ■ Michigan/ Harrison B-1-2-13 etc. Electric, being dumped into Lake Michigan by Milwaukee, Kenosha, Experienced. ■ty. Rewardl 337-1528. JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075 South Milwaukee and Racine, Wis. C-2-28 IB : 1972 Westhampton h class ring. Call 89. C 3-2-15 SPRING BREAK with UNION BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain, ANN BROWN. multilith Typing and offset printing. THE STATE HOUSE of Representatives has declared this week Susan B. Anthony Week in honor of the woman HEW secretary sworn in Complete service for $284. Nassau, $189. Contact who devoted "her life to the struggle for dissertations, theses, equality for (Continued from page 1) (Management 806 notes, us Monday through Friday 1 women and particularly to the passage of the 19th The from holding a Teamsters ' spiral binder. If manuscripts, general typing, swearing in - 4pm, or phone 353-9777. IBM. 23 Amendment to the Constitution which gave women the Budget. post. all Bill. 355-0266, years experience. ceremony came after Nixon C-2-28 349-0850. C-2-28 right to vote."The resolution was sponsored by state Rep. Weinberger, with his wife met with Teamsters Union Nixon also met with THE Howard Wolpe, D — Kalamazoo. at his side, said the budget President Frank Voldemar P. Lein, minister CHARTER PEOPLE WILL TYPE term : DOG, white, brown present Spring Holidays: papers and cutting he had accomplished Fitzsimmons, one of his for food industries of the l spots. Vaccination tags: manuscripts. For more for Nixon was intended to Freeport $169, Nassau $179, information major supporters in the Soviet Union, who is in the Michigan. Call call 675-7404. Spain $ 2 3 9, r ing WGMEN HAVE BEEN relegated to positions of minimal curb inflation and "free labor movement. A White United States for a private 1570.C-3-2-13 5-2-16 STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. mobility in American society, Gov. Milliken told the some dollars" for needed House spokesman said the visit. The Soviet official was 17-2-28 programs. "Quite a lot more TYPING DISSERTATIONS, National Women's Political Caucus Friday. meeting was arranged "to accompanied by Donald IBOGUE street & Grand term - "While our nation has made a number of significant can be done" in the far - discuss matters of mutual papers, experienced. Kendall, president of (3324458.3-2-13 vicinity. Young o. Small. Dusty silver Service □B 40c per 0-3-2-15 page. 332-2987. strides during the past several years in guaranteeing women the same opportunities for choosing their own lifestyle as flung department he now heads, Weinberger said, interest" and said it was not related to reported efforts Pepsico, the soft drink bottler which will soon XEROX COPIES 4/. men now possess, much more needs to be done," Milliken including "the more to remove parole conditions begin selling its product in EXPERIENCED IBM typing, said. effective use of available prohibiting James Hoffa J: FEMALE calico cat COPYGRAPH SERVICES, the Soviet Union. I Hagadorn and Shaw. M.A.C. and Grand River theses, term papers, (Pica - funds." 151-4684. C-3-2-13 Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. below Jones Stationery Shop. 25-2-28 ifl WHAT'S M 337-1666. C-2-28 Student action sought ■u VALENTINE CARDS and COMPLETE THESES SERVICE. Discount multilith Fanny Farmer candy In heart printing. IBM typing and (Continued from page 1) - shaped or regular box. We "I'd like to see 100 students seem legitimate or occur will wrap and mail candy if binding of theses, resumes, said. "This is where I want involved, coming up with frequently, publication. |:fcn's2 weeks ago. Pair of desired. GULLIVER STATE Across from students to get involved, to new things to look into and glasses with neck campus, corner M.A.C. and DRUG, INC. 1105 East institute change and put in proposals for change." "We can't promise we'll Grand River, below Jones Announcements for It's The School of Social Work |353-7952. C-3-2-14 Grand River, East Lansing. their own efforts to let the solve all the 332-5171. C-7-14 Stationery Shop. Call What's Happening must be will present a colloquium on problems, but received in the State News "Working Women" at 3 p.m. ASMSU board know what we can see what be COPYGRAPH SERVICES, ffl can Office, 341 Student Services Another part of this 337-1666. C-2-28 today in the Captain's Room. the student concerns are." done about them," Wahula FOR QUALITY service on Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two Union. campaign will be a mail - in said. class days before publication. Presently, the committees stereo equipment, see the TYPING THESES and term consist of about one to complaint system. Cards ■HING for your hair. No announcements will be Spartan Wives will STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East ponsor an addressed to ASMSU will be papers. Electric typewriter. accepted by phone. "International Night" at 7:30 three students. As students In addition to working |, shampoos, hot combs Grand River. C-2-28 Experienced. Diane. made available to all rs. union Union Board will hold an p.m. today at Peoples Church, respond, Wahula will work with the existing standing 372-7600. 0-2-28 East Lansing. Three foreign students. The backs of the ()ING barber shop. open house for all students with the Search and committees of ASMSU, 9 C 3-2-15 Instructions IV interested in joining at 7 p.m. wives will discuss lifestyles and Selection Committee to put cards will provide some Wahula is negotiation with Thursday in the Union women's roles in their countries. TYPEWRITTEN them the guidelines to using them and the Academic Council to Ballroom. on standing . . a lesson in REPRODUCTIONS - The MSU Promenaders will committee that deals with space for the student's utiltize their exion care. Call MOTHERS, PLEASE notice. resumes, theses, papers, meet at 7 p.m. complaint. standing Pre-school creative dramatics The MSU Advertising Club Wednesday in 34 their interest. If necessary, committee system. 9 East Michigan or rendered promptly, will host "Jobs are at Hand" at Women's Intramural poems - Bldg. for ®197 Lansing Mall. class. $1.50. LEARNING he says he will form new fastidiously, reasonably. 8 p.m. Wednesday in Union square, folk and round dancing. tie norman CENTER, (downtown 332-4493. 5-2-19 Parlor C. Representatives from committees to focus on new The cards will be filed at "If we can hook into that Poetics studios. Lansing). Phone 482-7206, 1 all media will attend. Everyone Circle K and Union Board will areas of concern. ASMSU headquarters part of their -5pm. 5-2-16 is welcome. feature Walter Adams at an "Right now we have according to the standing communications network, I RENTALS. $9.50 per WILL TUTOR German to Wanted *1 the All are invited to Christian Science a meeting of informal coffee hour from 2 to 3 p.m. today Hall, Union Grill. in Old College about 50 students at most working on the committee to which they apply and the committees we can get a broader bade for betting at student 23 per term, Free English or English to German Organization at 6:45 p.m. today *rvice and students. Call Gina, DON'T FORGET blood comes committees," Wahula said, will work with those that concerns," he said. pick-up. in 35 Union. Check out the professor t. TV's available at 332-5363. 5-2-14 only from people. The Young Socialist evaluation file between 6 a.m. I'atei, Call NEJAC, Professional donors Alliance will sell radical and Marxist and 9 p.m. in the Student 0. C-2-28 PRIVATE BANJO and guitar compensated. MICHIGAN literature from 1 to 3 p.m. Center, 115 Brody Hall. lessons at ELDERLY COMMUNITY BLOOD BMED OF BEING INSTRUMENTS. 332-4331 noon - 7pm. C-7-2-16 CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Monday, Thursday and Tuesdays through Fridays in the Union lobby. Brody managers and food service manager will speak with Wife says love for POW has cooled WW?Eat 'at(ly) and still Friday 9 - 4:30. Tuesday and students at 7 p.m. today in the (Continued from page 1) The Marketing Club will host i'astl The "Skinny Wednesday 11 -6:30. C-2-28 two executives from the Green Bailey Hall lounge. given to her as proof her son was alive in a Dozens of ways to enjoy life down your arms, give yourself up. POW camp. Neither she nor Mrs. Johnson $4.79 AVALON Giant Company who will speak more are in the rental #233, Station 4, North on the role of marketing in The Upper Grand Valley "Cross over to the National Liberation ever received word from Sgt. Johnson after columns of the Want Ads. chapter of the Michigan ■Vwood, California today's food industry at 7:30 Front: you will be alive and sent home to his capture. Check now. Archaeological Society will hold T: 10-2-13 p.m. today in the Teak Room, a workshop your family." Mrs. Bell never realized what those Eppley Center. for beginners and amateurs at 7:30 p.m. today in The other statement purports to be a statements contained. She cannot read. All Place Your The Resource Development the third floor lecture room, message from Johnson and two other GIs, she knew was that her son's picture was on MSU Museum. Stone tools and it. She was coaxed to release them to a Club and Fisheries and Wildlife St. Kenneth A. Gregory and Spec. 4 faunal analysis will be discussed. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Club will hold a tobaggan party at 6:30 Park. Contact p.m. Friday at Brock any Natural Crisis in America will meet at Thomas N. Jones. Addresses were not available for the other men. news agency Sunday. To United Press International, Mrs. Bell 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 210 In part, it said: "The bloodshed here said she never realized her son made Today .. . Just clip/ complete, mail along with your resource officer or call 332-0568 Berkey Hall. statements for tickets or information. does not benefit anyone but President against the war. check or money order "It don't matter," she said. "I'm The v i 1 I be The M3U Bicycling Club will Lyndon Johnson and his clique. just organizational meeting for any meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in "Do not die for Johnson and the really proud and happy that he's coming men interested in organizing a the Conference Room, Men's Pentagon hawks." home." male liberation group at 8 Intramurat Bldg. to order club A spokesman for the Defense Dept. Address _ tonight in Union Parlor C. Call jerseys. Bobby Johnson's wife realized the 332-8185 with questions. flatly said there was no investigation strength of the statements and agreed with City The MSU Horticulture Club The MSU Science Fiction underway into Johnson's responsibility for some of the \iews expressed in her invites Society will meet at 8 p.m. the letters. He did say U.S. officials would you to a meeting at 7 husband's letters. "We don't know why he Wednesday in the Captain's p.m. Wednesday in 209 question Johnson about the letters, wrote them," she said. "Maybe it was to Horticulture Bldg. Dennis Snell however. Consecutive Dates will speak on "Frank's Nursery avoid torture. We can't know why." to Run_ "At this point, we're not even sure that Sales - an Insider's View." he wrote them," said the spokesman. "We Mrs. Johnson indicates she is not Classification Sailing Club shore school will have had several other cases like this, and Petitioning is now open for meet at 6:30 p.m. concerned with the statements. She is the today in 34 position of ASMSU Union followed we just won't know what the facts are until concerned about how she will adjust to by a regular comptroller. Applications are these guys come home and we get a chance meeting at 7:30 p.m. Officers having a husband at home and how her available in 334 Student Services will meet at 6:30 p.m. to talk to them." Bldg.. or by calling ASMSU at daughter Valena Renae will react to a 355-8266. The deadline is The statements, said Mrs. Bell, were father she never saw. The MSU Libertarian League will meet at 8 tonight in Old Free U classes College Hall. Union. David meeting today: Literature, Selves Indoor - the 8 p.m., Multiplicity of Plants and Flowers 37 Union; 7 Meltz, asst. professor of political science, will speak. Kids cheer at sight of POW dad The East Complex Photo p.m., 105A Berkey Hall; Herbal (Continued from page 1) "I thought it was just great. I think he's Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Medicine - 7 p.m., 309 Student Wednesday in G28 Hubbard the time his father was held prisoner. the most beautiful thing I've ever seen." Services Bldg.: French - 6 p.m.. Hall. Members not attending will Her husband is Cmdr. James A. Mulligan Union Lounge; Bicycle Repair 1 be dropped. Young Denton, now married, was 17 - 7 p.m.. 210 Abbott Roail: when his father was taken prisoner. He Jr., who had been a prisoner of war for Astrological Symbolism - 8 p.m.. The Theater watched the plane landing at Clark Air seven years "I still feel completely Synergy. Dept. will hold Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid open auditions for the spring Base with his mother. numb." Mrs. Mulligan added. fas or production of "OUr American The wife of Denton's navigator - Less- Cousin" from 8:30 - 10 tonight Four of the 116 American prisoners 5 days $6.50 10 days - 13.00' bombardier. Navy Cmdr. William Tschudy, |0 Words Add: 65c per word 1.30 per word Spartan Bowmen will meet in 37 Union. The MSU Outing Club will said, "I couldn't tell at first if it was Bill. released by Hanoi today — the first since the ceasefire are from the Tidewater, □ They did not give his name. 1 had to switch □ □ from 8 to 10 tonight in the Turf hold elections and plan trips at 7 to see him on another channel to be sure it Virginia area. Arena, men's Intramural Bldg p.m. today in 116 Natural Beginners are welcome. Science Bldg. was really him. I was up all night." The wife of the fourth, Air Force Lt. Louise Mulligan, who watched the Col. Fred Vann Cherry of Portsmouth, Mail to. Michigan State News classified llillet willsponsor a class on The Chess Club will meet at 7 return of the first planeload of prisoners could not be reached for comment. A 347 Student Services Bldg. Chassidim and Jewish Mysticism p.m. Wednesday in the Union with five of her six sons, said of her relative said the family had been told MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 at 6:30 p.m. today in the Union Gold Room. Please bring sets by Lounge. and clocks. husband's snappy salute: the Air Force not to speak to newsmen. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan TO HEROIN ADDICTS Area clinic 'But methadone is a offers aid certified addict. This By VICKI HUDSON involves a urine test, State News Staff Writer pure, legal drug," he says. treatment"^."„ " The addict gets a controlled demanded by law, and a some creative clln« o« ( Lansing's Methadone check by the clinic those in dosage and isn't in danger of Clinic is one of the few getting cut heroin." Cut, or physician. • thhbottle P - . places in the area where impure, heroin refers to a From there the clinic and ; newsletter. heroin addicts are welcome. dosage of the drug that is determines the addict's At the brightly decorated combined with another drug house at 1020 W. Ottawa such as strychnine. dosage from his level of tolerance to heroin and tries year 1 social St.. staff members work 40 Thomas says the clinic hours week to identify weak areas in the cn«ge of thework, j, or more a has been more accepted actitjJ person's background where Program. Though C! helping smack addicts learn now that the concept is to function citizens. as normal better understood. counseling or therapy groups may be helpful. he diC not t0 Bo into orig^* a dru He explains that the The basis of the clinic's Dr,,gram, he clinic, funded by the Dept. treatment is to substitute an of Health, Education Every addict begins the probably will's^ .Says and addict's dosage of heroin Welfare and state and program on a low dosage type of Work b ^ Wltt« with methadone, a legal and continues through challenge. 0,l county monies, actually has various stages of decreased drug. This concept of two programs. Hoot agrees with ivJ treatment was the target of dosages at his own pace, "We have a drug • free until he can be maintained much public criticism when program and also one for or become drug - free. the clinic first opened in maintenance. Our goal is to November 1, 1971. get addicts totally off drugs, Methadone is At first, the community but we also want them to administered mixed with couldn't understand the function in society, and to orange juice, so that an "Some of these point of getting addicts off do this they may have to be addict in the final stage of „ finding out th Natural heroin if they became reliant on another drug in maintained on methadone for long periods of time." treatment will not know are can do good thing i Working together to put out the Lansing Methadone Clinic's weekly newsletter gives program members Ron and Larry a "natural high." State News photo by Ken Ferguson the process," clinic director, Walker Thomas, says. Thomas says, about 50 what his dosage is or if he has been taken off SflV* says, . -, high, , from 'earning skul »nail ® ' people who have entered methadone, Thomas the program are now says. working „„ ,, J functioning in the This is designed to break psychological dependence newsletter, from life js the rhisnatuijf community and he says he kind oftM on the drug. they need" 1 urged believes this is good Women She said that victims can progress. Thomas says a person on methadone no longer has to Sue Brown said that department and we would and to do any investigative By CAROL MORELLO action in the future." expect to be called in steal in the streets just to physical examination must take her to the hospital or State News Staff Writer get money to support habits Two East Lansing police be made within two after the rape to hours obtain a to her family doctor and do the questionaing at the out Brown and that even Vary pointed if the rape to look at mug shots or dictate a composite picture. and is thus, free to get a job, maintain home or go to JW/ officers who expressed sperm count. Vary hospital," Vary said. occurs at night when the school. concern that recent State explained that during the two women officers are off Vary and Brown said if The clinic which works in News articles on rape may examination, valuable "People keep remarking the still feels the horrible questions duty, they are on call at all woman affiliation with MSU's discourage women from evidence may be found, on hours, and will come in to hesitant to have her name reporting the crime are such as public hair, or blood they are asked," she added. College of Osteopathy, is talk with the woman if she involved, she should call in staffed with two full time urging women to report any on the clothes. "They may be horrible anonymously instead of - requests it. But they both doctors, four counselors, a assault immediately after it questions in someone's said complaints that male doing nothing about it. occurrs. "Ideally, a woman would mind, but we have to ask psychologist and an adult officers are unsympathetic education instructor, in Officer Jinger Vary and come in to the police them to establish a pattern are unfounded. The important thing is addition to several nurses, "I realize the woman that you report it," Brown technicians and office help. would be talking to a man, said. "Our job is only ; Thomas says the only criteria for entering the Women bobbies but she is talking to a police good as our community given officer first," Brown said. 'It's just like a doctor who is a man, and yet he looks at a program is that a person be woman's body as a machine. POLICE equality Yard force He is looking for a problem, on and is looking for that first." Vary said that if bruises LONDON (AP) — A quiet then assigned among Winifred Taylor, a detective are evident, the victim can revolution at Scotland Yard Scotland Yard's other superintendent who favors expect to have pictures has given London's women departments. minidresses and beads, last A 20 - YEAR • OLD Southfield resident was arrested taken of the bruises. bobbies equality with men Full integration of month directed an all - male Sunday afternoon in Lot F for possession of amphetamine on the city's police force. women became official over murder hunt for a man crystals. Police said the amphetamine was found during a described by Interpol, the "They may make more of The women can even be the weekend, the Scotland routine search after his arrest for siphoning gas from a car. an impression on the jury boss — and in some units Yard newspaper, The Job, international police The man was taken to Ingham County jail, where he was than a verbal description," they are. said. Though not secret, the organization, as "armed and she said. "And the woman released after posting $100 bond. For 54 years the women new order at Scotland Yard dangerous." then may not have to say, were confined to the would have gone all but Supt. Taylor has 12 male 'He hit me three times in traditional female side of unnoticed except for the detectives in her squad, A PARTIALLY FULL beer keg worth !>30 was reported the leg or in the breast' or law enforcement: caring for report in The Job. which specializes in whatever. stolen from the front porch of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon lt| lost children, escorting Under the system, extradition cases, serious fraternity house at 131 Bogue St. Friday night. Police said You Earned new sexual offenses, white slave women prisoners, dealing women can and do head "It is evidence that will two empty beer kegs sitting beside the partially full one with prostitutes. precinct stations and trafficking and hijacking. not were not taken. disappear with time." But all that is changing, homicide squads. and quietly. A week ago "There will be no more Monday, Scotland Yard closed its A4 department, restrictions to woman what police officer may a Wear It! the section comprising do to how high she can Red Red or London's 661 women rise in the force," said a police. The women were spokesman at the Yard, headquarters of London's HOSES metropolitan police force. Applications "Women are now eligible for the commissioner's job." The commissioner is the 74 Applications for 1973 - graduate teaching assistantships will be supreme and its boss of the Yard force of 21,500 tor ® viw police officers who cover accepted by the College of ^Valentine's "\i the 787.7 square miles that Urban Development until make up metropolitan March 15. London, with its population Quarter and half - time of more than eight million. positions are available in the Commander Shirley Depts. of Race and Ethnic Becke, who headed A4, Studies Metropolitan and Urban and Studies. Students from all disciplines commented, "We are not sorry to see the branch The MSU Ring— By Balfo| going. Women can now take may apply. Applications may obtained from the assistant director for research and be on any But job." women already slipping quietly into Special Offer academic development, previously all - male Good during Center for Urban Affairs, preserves before the 142 W. Owen Hall. department's closing. 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