. fh€ michigan Volume 65 Number 106 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Friday, February 16, 1973 • Rogers urges OK of aid for N. Viets WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of can't think of anything that State gets us off reached in William P. Rogers asked to a better start than to neighboring Laos by the watch these end of next week. Thursday for congressional approval of returning POWs. If that doesn't make In wide postwar aid to North Vietnam and for America proud, then I don't - - ranging remarks Rogers know made these other points: healing of the wounds at home caused what will." •The U.S.—Cuba by the long Southeast Asian conflict. "I think it is time that all antihijacking agreement of us took he signed Thursday Rogers predicted that reluctant a little pride in our morning means legislators will in the end be persuaded country." "there will be no safe haven for to make Rogers' 50 - minute meeting with hijackers either in Cuba an administration or the United • sought reporters, his first such States." "small investment" in news postwar conference here in a half reconstruction - year, help to all of preceded his departure late next week •Though State Dept. officials earlier Indochina. He portrayed this as for the Veitnam this week had needed for a lasting peace guarantee suggested a continuing peace. conference that opens in Paris Feb. U.S. trade deficit would stoke In an emotional 26. defense of He remained domestic pressure for a U.S. administration policies of optimistic about the troop refusing carrying - through of the peace accord pullback from West Europe, "there is amnesty to draft - dodgers and despite repeated allegations of cease no linkage between the two" in any deserters while - formal sense or in discussions advocating fire violations. He Joyful pictured current with the reconciliation with the former western allies. He said the enemy, outbreaks of fighting in U.S. forces Rogers told a news conference: parts of South Vietnam as expected "local squabbles" were needed in west Newly freed Viet Cong PC Ws applaud and are applauded as "As far as the Europe for they come ashore onto the northern administration is and added: security reasons. bank of the Thach Han River at Quang Tri, South concerned, we want very much to get "We are confident the cease Vietnam, Wednesday. Nearly 200 Viet on with the business of peace and - fire • The United States has and North Viet POWs were freed with more Cong will be carried out and will stepped up expected to be released. reconstruction here." be effective its behind - the scene diplomatic in South Vietnam..." - With voice efforts to get direct or indirect AP wirephoto quavering and eyes He also said he expects and hopes moistening, he continued: "And I that a cease negotiations going between the rival - fire agreement will be Middle East parties. • ioard of trustees to The United States hopes to continue improving the People's relationships with dean Republic of China. He By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer "Ordinarily, incidents Conrad incident would be under the like the discuss all University problems. name planning, because we lack become mentioned increasing trade and exchange of visitors. Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger is currently talking with Chinese leaders a dean." president of the Seattle in Peking. dean of students' I With the pending appointment of a I've been the one jurisdiction. As it is, "The absence of a dean has caused The search for a new dean has Central Community College. • The United States also a time bind for me and all gone The looks |e» dean of students, MSU's first in handling the other on since last summer. Noel recommendation and forward to controversy," Nonnamaker said. officers in this department who meet Ellison, of appointment of the dean and of two improving relations with Inrly a year. Kldon Nonnamaker. vice the chancellor's office in the India. Washington - with me," Nonnamaker said. other positions will be made at the New Delhi tsident for student affairs, says he'll The dean's other duties "And of Metropolitan Junior College district in relations plummeted Eve more time for duties he's had to will include course, I haven't been able to dedicate trustees meeting at 10 a.m. December 1971 India Pakistan during the advising Nonnamaker on student the time I'd like to on Kansas City, was appointed dean last the board room of the today in - war, long - range Administration but now a new jnore concerns, problems and spring, but he declined the post to U.S. ambassador. attitudes, and Building. advising him on the needs for (continued J "We've been able to get along innotative programs in student on page 15) lithout a dean only because we've let He will also assist affairs. CENTER OFFERS ADVICE Lk things go that we haven't wanted Nonnamaker in solving student problems. particularly activities in long - Inge planning and in program In addition, five different offices Draft-evaders look tor way in Tuelopment and evaluation." will report directly to the dean, those mmmaker said Thursday. offices being: student organizations and activities, the office of graduate I The board of trustees is expected to education and research, Judicial ■ficiillv appoint Nonnamaker's e for the post at their programs, student personnel records By SUSAN AGER Friday and residence halls always talk of dreams," he said. the circumstances under Leting. Nonnamaker has declined to programs. State News Staff Writer "President Nixon's statements which he left, deserting, Kelly estimated, and each ne just who that nominee is. The East Lansing Draft Information Kelly said. case took about The dean will also be a about amnesty were all a year. member of Center has been expected," he Each case must be handled the Academic Council and the receiving three or four said. "None of the Kelly outlined an evader's |Nonnamaker outlined the duties of Administrative Group. The Academic calls a week from draft - evaders men, when being realistic, have ever considered they're individually, he added, and involves a possibilities. i of students, around the world who are long drawn out process of particularly Council is the "trying to the possibility of amnesty to be a Chances of returning to the U.S. are asizing the dean's role in crisis University's major find a way back in." investigation of the evader's situation good if induction procedures used fcagement academic governing body and the reality." and past history. - during student administrative group Joe Kelly, a counselor at the center, Nixon's position in November last were incorrect or if the inductee was is the In the past three prostrations, for W University crises. example, and consolidation of all University deans said he believes hope still exists that year specified "no amnesty for draft - years, the center for service in the first place, Kelly of the has helped about 20 men return to the some men will be able to said. who meet with President Wharton to come dodgers and deserters," and was U.S. after evading the draft or back though "talk of (continued amnesty is reiterated as "unchanged" in an on page 15) official statement Jan. 30. But Kelly, a Lansing resident, lhamberlain to retire; emphasized that "quite a bit can be done for these guys," have been "underground" for four years. many of whom nearly Draft center open though work The center, which shares an office )ig battle for seat seen at 855 Grove St. with the Education Center, has received calls from men in Drug East Lansing draft counselors, slow Germany, Vietnam, Though Etling's clients have Alaska, Hawaii, Sweden and even from leary of the Jan. 27 announcement By RICK WILBINS a Denmark abolishing the draft, are still in dropped in number too, she State News Staff Writer Congressman had taken off on a trip was relieved prison over the past three believes they "could for two days and by the announcement. He years. Most of the recent calls from business, though their clientele has pick up an was not available for said, time." She said the ■^Publican however, he did not believe dropped considerably. campus service 6th District Rep. comment beyond a prepared Chamberlain's amnesty - seekers are a result of advises 1,500 to 2,000 men E. Chamberlain's withdrawal would referrals from other evadors. Joe Kelly, counselor for the each unexpected statement. guarantee him victory. year. ■ouncemcnt Thursday that he will Draft Information Center, said The statement said Chamberlain, Carr was defeated by Chamberlain "There is a strong link between only ■ seek 10 to 12 inquiries Most re • election will turn what who is a lawyer, would not run per week are men come in seeking • expected to be a again in the 1972 election by a slim 2,400 deserters. Since they have received, compared to nearly 35 lackluster district to "provide more time for something per clarification of the present state of my family vote margin. very heavy in common they keep close week before the draft, she said, even Vis at the Nixon's Republican State and personal interests." contact with each other," though no Pffltion this "It's a relief to know that I'm not Kelly said. announcement. clarification has yet been issued weekend into a Immediately, politicians He estimated that over 70 by battle for began going to have to run against an per cent He attributed the drop to the the federal Selective Service control, several speculating who would assume control of the men took a wife or office. incumbent whose name is well girlfriend press' early treatment of the issue. fyleaders said. over 6th District Republican affairs - with them when 8 55 year old known, who can use congressional they left the country. Mildred Etling, campus draft "Nobody feels all that pressured ■ represented lawmaker, who and how the 1974 race will shape up. "Most of the time these women to provide clarification since East mailing privileges at taxpayer expense had a hell of a lot to do with the education adviser, said for 18 years, Lansing in Democratic attorney, M. Robert and who has one many people nothing legally will happen until said he plans to Carr of East Lansing, who has - quarter of a million man's decision to leave," he are living in a "false state of already dollars in staff resources to use in his pointed July 1." when Nixon's authority to h '10 P'ivate life. An aide to announced his plans to run for out. security" concerning the future of ■ r'ain said campaign," Carr said. the draft. conscript troops into the military Thursday the Chamberlain's An evader's seat in 1974, said he hopes of returning to officially expires, she said. Carr said he the U.S. without expects that the prosecution rest on Republicans will have a bruising primary and convention battle, but [able TV deal seen said public focus on such a primary may be to his disadvantage. Sixth District Republicans agreed MSU to review method (continued on page 11) 3r married housing I JONATHAN KAUFMAN president in charge of operations for Petitions of parolee admissions Petitioning is I a,'NevvsStaff Writer LVO Cable Inc. of Tulsa, Okla., the now open for positions of State News ■ enitu |Udenl ilousin8 residents National's parent company, said if editor By JOHN GRUNER two MSU women in their residence Burton to discuss li\'rer month'y rates for owners of large dwelling units will - in - chief and halls last month and is now being held admission possible changes in policy if the University Kity ' ™lon ^ice following handle the billing and pay for each advertising 74. In manager for 1973 - The MSU admissions office is evaluating its admissions procedures in Ingham County Jail. He is awaiting investigation warrants it. PtoiendBti c 0 m m f ssion unit they will get the discount. 10 double - spaced, preliminary examination in Mason's to determine what 55th District Court. changes, if any, pjKLr«an®ln8 Plication* ",pro"! • c"blf Cable If renegotiated, the new plan will have the University, through the typewritten pages or less, each petitioner should outline should be made in parolees for considering prison admission to the Seeley said Wednesday that admissions officer went to Jackson an MSU Burton said he feels it is that the University request a recommendation from the parole important ft1 half Married Student Housing office, experience, background and University, according to Charles F. Prison prior to Gaines' parole Dec. 29, u mi,llssi°n emerged board before it admits or hires l!'011 Wed°Ur closed executive handling the billing for the 2,468 proposed programs for the Seeley, director of admissions and 1972, to admit him to the University. a parolee. He added that, though such apartments in Spartan Village, Cherry State News. Proposals for new scholarships. Gaines had earned an associate r*lld"nani1mSd|ay | breI',n ni8ht to Lane apartments and University degree recommendations are not required, the |.^1tl rA" un^»nt,usly that the city Village. programs should include some The action stemmed in part from from Jackson Community while in prison. College University has always requested them negotiations "egotiati with consideration of how these the recent arrest of Paul C. on past occasions, and that they have ». 011,16 Co. Co. for for „ system Ball at the parolee of the Gaines, a Robert Burton, Gaines' parole been granted each time. was Wednesday open programs would be carried State Prison of officer for the Michigan meeting to Southern Michigan at Jackson, who Dept. of A Im?,?* °inciaI explained questions. answer commission out. Petitions must be submitted to the State News was admitted to MSU without the Corrections, said that Gaines was step occurences in the toward avoiding similar future was taken last 0M"dent Housing usual recommendation of the promised admission to MSU by the Friday when Burton provided the I® $3.25 a m disc°unt from National Cable now operates the Board of Directors, 345 board. parole admissions officer without the prior MSU Dept. of Public lie>1 offered?^ becaU8e of a cable system in Married Student Student Services Bldg., by recommendation of the parole board. It marked the first time that a names of all Safety with the parolees attending MSU E Ul»'ts in m ?. arge m«ltiple • Housing and in a pie - shaped wedge of Feb. 23. Any full - time There are presently two parolees on had been admitted to MSU without parolee or employed by the University. prop°"*1 East Lansing bounded by East campus, one student and a staff Officials say the list is registered student is eligible. such a recommendation, Burton said. designed to aid officaabc;Hobert astern. member, and both are doing well. the campus police in Ball, vice (continued on page 11) Gaines was charged with molesting Seeley indicated that an official of investigating the admissions office would meet with (continued on page 15) Friday. February 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan p^^'U'mumon possible fee hiki By TERI ALBRECHT by state legislators who has apparently thrown courts invalidate out state tuition. - of - Perrin statements said made that the by state being accepted by State News Staff Writer cautioned MSU not to administrators into a state "The only answer we Rep. William Copeland, D - University officials expect the state to of uncertainty and hence they have is that presently there Wyandotte, which colleges over in and state unhS declined to comment this compensate the University an? unwilling to comment demanded justification by - students is no answer. Student fees week on the possibility of for the $4 million loss it conclusively on the raising student fees should the courts declare out • of • would incur should the decision be handed down possibility of additional assessment of student fees. and legislative appropriations are our two University administrators for the presence of out • of - difficult V'jn?1 big means of revenue. state students, could result state tuition this year. Robert Perrin, vice Obviously, if appropriations in higher fees for all 10 unconstitutional. The tenuous relationship president for University pay higher fees cut the only solution students. "President Nixon's statements about amnesty were They also remained mum presently existing between relations, said he could not are would be to increase The legislators have subsidize the UnJn presence of 6,000 in response to the the University, the courts say whether tuition fees expected, and none of the men. when they 're being statements made this week and the state's lawmakers would be hiked should the tuition," he said. questioned the validity of state students by i realistic, have ever considered the possibility of legislature. ' ' amnesty to be a reality. " Joe Kellev, E"iott Ballard, SDeo counselor 'NO SAFE HAVEN' Whir'r' l"said'"2 Wharton, |jt( East Lansing Draft Information Center consideration has been ., to the matter See story page 1 fees of inPJ'. became U.S., Cuba sign appropriation wi|| made by the this summer or J1 legislature! early n 60 more POWs return today to try hijackers under passengers, or other persons called a "very sacred right." The accord "does not Ballard said that thn. WASHINGTON (AP) - in Havana, defines a hijacker existing laws providing "the in connection with the The United States and Cuba as "any person who foreshadow a change of Gov. Mir i k e n Two American Starlifter jets brought 40 more most severe penalty hijacking." policies as far as the United signed an agreement hereafter seizes, removes, according to When asked if the tight recommendation was | prisoners of war home to the United States Thursday to prosecute or appropriates or diverts from circumstances and the restrictions on defining a States is concerned toward half of the original reqU< Thursday. 60 more men will arrive at Travis Air extradite future hijackers, its normal route or activities seriousness of the acts." political refugee had limited Cuba," generally, Rogers by the University, it w said. Base in California today. U.S. officials announced. But the five - year accord an aircraft or vessel One possible loophole the right to grant political normal occurrence. Tears welled in the eyes of the first man back signed separately in registered under the laws of was closed by a clause asylum, U.S. officials said Washington and Havana one of the parties and brings Thursday. Navy Capt. James B. Stockdale, as he retained the traditional it to the territory of the stating that extradition is they had not because the said. "The men who follow me down that ramp know what loyalty means because they have been American policy of sheltering political refugees. other party." Such a person, the mandatory if the hijacker country receiving such a has not broken the laws of person would determine of the nation to which he fled. its own if the conditions State leaders it agreement provides, "shall living with loyalty, living on loyalty, the Because past was an Regarding political required the refugee to flee. several years. executive agreement and either be returned to the asylum, the agreement says Cuba had insisted that not a treaty, the document party of registry. . . to be boycott clul promised to release 20 more prisoners nation receiving a refugee the measure apply to boats soon Hanoi has as a good - will gesture following Henry did not require Senate ratification and went into tried by the courts of that party in conformity with its ''may consideration take into any as well as planes and that existing laws prohibiting to Kissinger's visit to North Vietnam. That will leave effect immediately. laws or be brought before extenuating or mitigating attacks against the planes, 399 men still in communist hands. Secretary of State the courts of the party circumstances in those cases ships or territory of the State Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D - East Lansing, is oned William P. Rogers, who whose teiritory was reached in which the persons other country be enforced, number of state legislators who will boycott a March dirt signed the agreement for the f°r trial." responsible for the acts were It won both points, at the Lansing Elks Club. United States, said it served Rogers told reporters Mideast fighting breaks out notice to hijackers that they later, "I expect there will be being sought for strictly On the other hand, the political reasons and were in United States did not want Another state legislator, Rep. Charlie Harrison Pontiac, last week sent letters to all members of the HR 2820 E. 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County Rd. 18 New Hope, Minn 55428 * JAMES RiSTOH ■EDITORIALS Instructional Devaluation: no solution deserves departmental or b residential and playing politics with what both President to "impound" money voted Huxley asked here when he visited America. a hundred vear*. ^ The Educational Policies faculty perogatives." agree is one of the most serious by the Congress, or by reorganizations Committee review of the Student What this says essentially is WASHINGTON, FEB. 13 - Almost questions of international economic of the White House or the Congress, "There Is something sublime |„ the Instructional Rating System that once the instructor received policy since the end of the last world He was saying, in effect, what John future of America," he said "But 7 everybody is being very cool In that I could result in a real boon for the filled out evaluation forms he Washington about the devaluation of war. Maynard Keynes said just before he not suppose what is commonly understood am pandering ^ h! that economic and financial students if the committee can do whatever he wants with the dollar. Secretary of the Treasury Meanwhile, the larger questions of died: national pride. I cannot say that I. to realize that the Shuitz, slipping out of Alice questions were Important but members them, including dropping them politics and philosophy and national secondary to philosophic questions in the slightest degree impressed 5 I Longworth's 89th birthday party to questionnaires are wasted if the in the round file. spring the news, suggested that we purpose are being lost in this squabble about the purposes of life, and that we your bigness, or your materL departments and instructors Granted, the council cannot must look on the dollar crisis as an over the budget, the price of gold, and had to get our purposes and objectives resources, as such, size js 1 the relative value of the American grandeur, and territory does not malt, I ignore the results. force an instructor or a "opportunity," and since then it has Dollar, the Japanese Yen, and the straight first. This is still the problem a nation. The great issue, Washington and the other major about whirh been discussed almost as a blessing. in Under a resolution adopted department to modify a program German Mark. hangs a true sublimity, and the term, capitals of the non-Communist world. by the Academic Council on on the basis of student This is the new thing in of overhanging fate, is what are vn, These obviously important Dec. 2, 1969, faculty members evaluation. And it would be are Washington, no - fault government. Officials here are still talking about going to do with all these things." Noble principles of balanced budgets questions, but they are not the main the value of money and power instead are required to use the rating unrealistic for anyone to assume or the ultimate questions. Walter This is still the I are proclaimed and then repudiated. of the objectives of money and power, unanswered system to evaluate at least one that students know all the Disastrous policies are introduced and Lippmann has been in Washington this about interest rates, and material question in Washington, and it j, I course in each quarter in which answers to the problems of a then reversed, but nobody's to blame. week, full of years and wisdom, and he values. They are still not addressing obviously not going to be solved bv I they teach, and for each separate course or instructor there are It is called the "New Pragmatism" or stated the central problem many years themselves to the question Thomas the devaluation of the dollar. I course taught at least once a limitations, such as the budget "facing up to realities," and in the ago. and tenure, on which students year. can have only limited influence. Under the same resolution, The committee should The democratic process in Washington is now being the Academic Council stated: consider recommending an seriously devalued. The President and the Congress are "The results of the generated by evaluation system similar to that not really talking to one another about their common the Instructional Rating Report of the Math and Chemistry problems of keeping the federal budget within shall be evaluated at the departments where the noninflationary limits. departmental level in order to evaluation results are posted. In "We are not used to a complicated help determine individual this way the students have a valid present monetary crisis, as in the civilization," he said, "We don't know effectiveness. Appropriate withdrawal from Vietnam there is system for judging the much to be said for it. how to behave when personal contact procedures for the execution of instructors before signing up for and eternal authority have this evaluation shall be new classes. But at best, the New Pragmatism is disappeared. There are no precedents determined according to a recovered fumble, with a lot of lost to guide us, no wisdom that wasn't yardage, and maybe we have to face made for a simpler age. We have up to the larger reality: That a lot of changed our environment more other things were devalued in America quickly than we know how to change before the dollar, and contributed to Summer jofrs the present monetary crisis. In relation to Japan and Germany, ourselves. "And so we are literally an the U.S. lead in science, mass eccentric people, our emotional life is production, distribution, and services disorganized, our passions are out of was devalued in the export markets of kilter. Those who call themselves merits secon the world long before the devaluation of the dollar. Let's face it: over the radical float helplessly upon a stream amidst the wreckage of old creeds and employment authorization to use these funds last two decades, U.S. management - The summer abortive new ones . . . Thc»e who resolution introduced at the rests with the Emergency labor relations, and U.S. competitive make no pretensions to much theory Employment Act, which relations with the rising industries of are twisted about by fashions, crazes, Tuesday night Ingham County presently extends only through Japan and Western Europe have at the mercy of milliners and Board of Commissioners meeting declined. dressmakers, theatrical producers, is theoretically sound. April 15. important, the democratic More advertising campaigns, and the If the act is canceled, By assigning students to jobs process in Washington is now being premeditated gossip of the in county agencies, the program additional county funds will dry seriously devalued. The President and newspapers." will tap the skills of an often up, leaving the county the Congress are not really talking to scrambling to maintaim some of one another about their common What he was saying then - and he neglected manpower outlet and problems of keeping the federal was saying it again in private this week place students in useful summer its present programs with little that we could not solve our budget within noninflationary limits. was - internship positions. thought to burdening itself with They are fussing with one another problems by techniques, by "If you think peace is hell, you should have seen war' a new summer employment about the Constitution, and who is in monkeying with monetary rates, or i Though the details of the program are still undecided, the project. charge of expenditures and priorities, arguing about the right of the \ Patrick Ryan, D-District 19, basic thrust of the resolution - and Richard Conlin, D-District summer employment^for students for their beneffr^iro tfife ?0-, cosponsors of the bill, say POINT or VIEW welfare of the community - is they are confident that the act concrete and workable. will be extended for another Ganakas favoritism irks fans The estimated S26.000 price year, assuring the county funds for the program. tag for the project has prompted concern among some commission But their confidence gives members, who argue that the little incentive to the plan unless county cannot afford to pay for congress extends the Emergency By GILBERT E. GILDEA playing his 5 foot 5 inch Gary over far hard to blame the crowd though. They important for the students and faculll summer interns who may have Employment Act for 12 months. Asst. Professor of Business Law more talented players who sit on the have accurately perceived that of MSU to have confidence in tf Commissioners should keep "something is rotten in the state of basketball program to believe tl little interest in gaining For most Michigan State sports fans bench. This is a sad situation for all an eye on their calendars as they Denmark." every player is judged strictly on Id the frustrations of attending a Spartan concerned. It certainly is unfair to done a lot I experience in government merits. Gus Ganakas has discuss the proposal at their basketball game has become almost such outstanding players as Terry operations. unbearable. Coach Gus Ganakas has Who is responsible for this sorry destroy confidence in the integrity I March 13 meeting. With a 12- Furlow, Bill Glover, Pete Davis, and MSU's basketball program. Only tii| Though the money does exist taken a team with championship Benny White. These boys came to state of affiars? Primarily, Gus month extension of the act, the Ganakas. He has utilized a position of will tell the extent of the damage. for the program - in the form of potential and converted in into an MSU with the expectation of being federal revenue sharing money only significant loophole in the also-ran. Most observers believe that he allowed to realize their full potential public trust and responsibility for the It is time for the University tost! resolution will be sewn up. has achieved this remarkable feat by as basketball players. Some of them personal advantage of a member of his and county contigency funds - family. There can be no more flagrant in and prevent a repetition of tl are possible professional prospects. Ganakas case in the future. Tne bo« breach of the obligation of the trustee. But, for this year at least, they have no For even if Gus really believes that of trustees should pass an antiB chance for a starting position because nepotism rule, preventing varsi* Gary is one of his five best players, his of Gary's presence on the team. actions are still unexcusable. coaches from coaching their sons. lt| unfortunate that such an action nr The present situation is also unfair to be taken. There already are tj No human being can be objective to Gary Ganakas. Before each home and impartial in evaluating members of many rules and regulations of all tyfl game he is introduced to the home in our society. But when pub| his own family. That is why Gus crowd, which responds with a humiliating chorus of boos and jeers. should never been allowed to coach his officials behave irresponsibj Whenever Bill Glover replaces Gary, own son. A person in a position of legislation is usually the om trust and responsibility must not only alternative. The Gary Ganakas cas* the cheers are deafening. Surely, this one of the worst scandals in recent I avoid wrong doing, but also the type of treatment must adversely Ten history. It must never be repeat! affect the quality of Gary's play. It is appearance of wrongdoing. It is John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie classified advertising manager; Hew Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy k< office manager. editor. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: Vi Wiibins, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief; Spaniolo, president; Debbie While. t Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer. president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary sports editor. treasurer; Frank Senger. Roland "illia Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Rom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is a seven titn *: Uw/a- recipient of the Pacemaker Aw Art Levin, general manager; Robert outstanding journalism. Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, since they've already been adequately need to restudy the situation. It's a alternatives in general, the neglected and perhaps abused children presented by others. I would like, nice tactic, but unfair to those less University in this city and the I Two Abortion who of are these not wanted. We see evidence people in all prisons, however, to take issue with one of informed on Biblical teachings. If this Universities all over the land | reformatories and mental institutions. your illustrative references used to sounds pompous of dogmatic — sorry continue to flourish. TomLi substantiate the implication that about that. Some pretty dogmatic Cents I am so tired of reading articles Even if these two reasons were not violating man - made laws is OK under opinions are held and expressed on Free University L facilitl true, there would still be the issue of Feb. 1, M bemoaning the fact that It is now legal freedom of personal choice. certain circumstances. many issues today with no apologies What a Worth in our country for women to decide person does to his or her own body as Pointing to the behavior of Jesus as made nor intended. Burton J. Stanley The State News welcomes what they will do concerning their long as it does not infringe on the he walked the earth, in order to lend Extension 4— H — Youth Agent all typed letters. They must on a 65 space line and be own pregnancies. Does it never occur to any one of "constitutional" and personal rights of his fellow human beings would seem an obvious matter of personal choice. support for a particular argument, usually will up the editorial's MSU — Cooperative Extension Service Feb. 11,1973 Faculty double spaced. Letters must these protesters that if the population credibility factor in most people's To the Editor: continues to increase at its present Thus, when anti - abortion groups minds. I wish, however, that the writer The State News would - be signed and should begin their pious hysterics over the rate, it will not be many years before of the editorial could show me in considerable service to the facu J include hometown, student, faculty or staff standing, the ecology and living space will be sapped? There is, I believe, such a murdering of innocent babes, I can't believe that they are actually a part of Scriptures instances where "the higher law of conscience led Jesus, for Free would do more concerns such as: reporting o I the Hilde j local phone number and today's world of higher education. To the Editor: thing as people pollution. Is it not true example, to break numerous man - in federal court, the Kepas local address. No unsigned' Joy Wadsworth made laws ..." as the editorial stated. A recent article on the Free that life is cheap in countries where continued union organiz'"*;, . letters will be accepted, but Secretary, MSU University was fairly accurate except there is mass overpopulation? Isn't it Feb. 7,1973 I can cite Biblical evidence which for one major mistake, that being that realize tnat the State 1 essentially a student nej J the State News will better to place a higher value on the says Jesus took the opposite stance and lives that are wanted and will be loved the Free University started in Wilson withhold author's name in even verbalized it on occasion. I can Hall in 1966, not four years ago as the However, the faculty has T extreme cases. Letters may and cared for, than to keep producing cite other passages, without taking significant news info' J be edited for conciseness so clarity and that more and producing the human race right off the face of the earth? Amnesty To the Editor: ' them out of context, which Indicate that civil disobedience is wrong. article's headline indicated. Thus, Free University has been around the source of The MSU News - value In this regard. Bulletin John ^astl 1 letters can be Regarding your Jan. 30 editorial on People #ho iwLit pictures of Jesus community for seven years and given I believe that there is another kind one who advocated revolution in that people are Interested in the Associate professor0 accommodated. Letters will of death far worse than death by amnesty for drift resisters, I won't as bother to express my personal feelings government and violated man's laws, continuance of free-form learning and not be edited for content. abortion. This is the living death of the Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday February 16, 1973 5 ROBERT BAO Rape editorial challenged Never in my memory has the State To be sure, the News published a worse editorial than spectacle of a Granted, some questions may hysterical girl grilled by slick lawyers is humiliate the plaintiff, but nature of bruises, but how the hell can the one Tuesday titled "Present not pleasant. But the how can the doctor know whether the rape editorial lets that be weighed bruises laws need restructuring." it emotions fog up the full nature of against a life mangles a imprisonment or death were caused by the defendant, by the the concept of due sentence? process so badly cross - examination and its role in a Where a person's life may be at stake, plaintiff, by a truck, or even by a stray and contains so trial. horse? many faults that I every precaution must be hardly know where to begin. taken to The other recommendation Take its first Cross - examination of a witness is safeguard that person's constitutional is that paragraph: "The rights and not, as the State photos of bruises be admissible as present system of processing a basic to any trial, News rape rape or otherwise, as evidence. Guess what — under conviction defeats its real the Perry Mason series suggests, to impinge on them. proper purpose by dramatized. True, hyperbolically Moreover, any efforts to limit conditions they are admissible today placing the woman on trial rather than as the editorial cross as they have been in the past. - examination will run into a the rapist." The statement sounds laments, such interrogation puts the practical One final note. The editorial rape plaintiff "on trial." So what of it? problem: where does one draw the limits catchy, almost like a slogan, but its both its recommendations to To banish it is tantamount line?Questions that would embarass cases of meaning is so monstrous that only a to reducing Tricia Nixon, for "violent rape." The fact is that if a a "fair trial" to example, may not rape desperate Hamilton Burger may find it the level of a kangaroo is not violent it is not court. upset Linda Lovelace. legally a rape, appealing. The editorial despite what Germaine Greer and her eventually runs out of As anyone familiar with our As it turns out, cross - examination steam and offers two legions of bra - burners may think. The legal wishy washy system well knows, the "real purpose" becomes all the more crucial in rape recommendations — first, that "the vastly more important type of rape, cases. About the woman's from a legal viewpoint, includes of a trial is to secure only defense a examining physician should such justice, not defendant be considered things as rape at gun • point, but the convictions. To this end, a defendant can muster is to attack the as an acceptable State News editorial fails to is assumed innocent unless credibility of the witness, and our substitute for the woman's verbal deal with proven it, choosing instead to aim its guilty. But the editorial plunges into a courts deem credibility so important description of her aggressor's acts of windy that it is one of the few issues for violence." fusillade in every other direction. Jynch - mob psychology by assuming Do the opposite which collateral evidence can be (Note, for a starter, that the word is present rape laws need — that rape defendants are automatically rapists and that due introduced. That is why in a rape case "aggressor" and not "alleged restructuring?Obviously not as much intimate questioning of the as the State News editorial process must not interfere with their plaintiff is aggressor.") system Future Shock, Hell! not I which permits utter schlock to due punishment. only permissible, but also concede that a doctor is essential. contaminate an otherwise excellent I admit that this situation is not competent to testify the existence and unique. It parallels the traditional DOONESBURY Southern view that any black accused by Garry Trudeau IINT OF VIEW of rape by a white women is automatically guilty as charged. The editorial merely extends that principle to all races. fouth fores As those a matter charged of record, with however, rape are determined by the courts to be By LAYTON OLSON to write letters supporting youth innocent more often than not. Executive Director, fares. Already this January, Sen. Especially in big cities, police daily Frank face the ritual of National Student Lobby Moss, D-Utah has a woman reintroduced the signing a are writing to ask students to Moss-Percy complaint only to later (R-IH.) bill authorizing the line with "I'm recant along £ action to save airline youth fares, youth and senior citizen discounts, mad at him." sorry, I was just Jjch have recently been abolished by which passed the Senate last What makes false |Civil Aeronautics Board. September. In the House, rape charges so Rep. William rampant I leave to competent 0 you know that more than 5 Keating, R-Ohio introduced a similar Ellon students traveled using bill (H.R. 2698) on Jan. 23, 1973. psychologists. The undisputed fact Jcount fares last year? If remains, though, that rape is the one every Chairman Harley Staggers, D-W.Va. Keller affected does not act criminal area where now. we of the House Interstate charges can and do and Foreign stem from pure |y lose from 25 per cent to 33 per Commerce Committee has indicated spite. Seldom are lir fare reducation. reports of armed robbery, for he may hold early hearings the Coalition to Retain Air on the example, fictional. House bill. Possible co Let's get back to the ■count Fares (CRADF-413 East - sponsors of editorial, litol St.. S.E., Wash., D.C. 20003, Keating's bill are Rep. John Jarman, which ignores the above D-Okla., Rep. James Harvey, R-Mich., considerations. From its R2) 547-5500, or call Houston, incredibly and Rep. John Moss. D-Calif. naive lead sentence, it as (713) 521 0569) which includes proceeds in a li student tone of moral and senior citizen If you act now, there is still time for outrage to describe the ations, is congressional action before the board grilling a plaintiff may endure on the placing witness stand. Spare her the rod isements in newspapers on decision is enforced this of every spring. Please us in the country urging students write today! It can make a humiliation, the editorial seems to difference. implore. terrific! let's uttlf caes and order AP/^zA! DerVerkauf fangt Xetoulima archizi 5ALG Ran BEQYNEER Littinin DAd? 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State News Staff Writer Dasen noted and programs. specifically identify and County, and Municipal » barriers to mobility association was Josephine Wharton, who measure Employes are now engaged instrument.! PAT ALLEN was appointed coordinator which are experienced by in a heated battle for in flying a job S* Relief for secretarial of training programs for many clerical and service representation. program technical workers for cleS * By JANE frustration may soon be women and minorities in employes. Since neither the last y« State Newi several August 1972, is conscious Wharton and her staff forthcoming fronts. from of the frustration felt by waiting for results of a are association not the union received a majority of votes .,Un).°" organizers dissatisfied with , The old Uck ftf fraternity lio Plans for job training are many clerical technical questionnaire which was in the first election last progress the - association has Grand River shown underway in the new Office workers. sent to 2,000 employes in summer, a run - off election according to N»n" converted of Human Relations and "Women of this October. The questionnarie was held. Results are still Teeter, medic*8 ^ buildinc afte two bargaining units are University are making a was designed as an not known because 179 secretary. 00r tremendous contribution inventory of employe's "The special use p competing to represent the votes were challenged. The University jast Lansi interests of clerical - but their self - concept is present skills and skills they unopened challenged ballots administration is VP! Commission W technical workers, 90 per limited," Wharton said. would like to obtain. A were turned over to the powerful," Barbara editorial assistant PanS Letf.-rs of cent of whom are women. "They should have an preliminary survey revealed Michigan Employe he commissi* the tenter for Urban Last spring women on opportunity to make use of the University's educational only 97 of the 1,236 respondents were not Relations Commission AffaiJ y sent to the campus held a public which still has the matter inspector befo interested in further She said the union hearing with the board of resources. The University under consideration. offen remodeling of trustees to voice their should help its employes training. Rollin Dasen, president employes experience |, an begin. human "When get the final dealing with managment problems. Then, in the realize their we of the association and a "The best summer, an election was potential. results from the Computer recording supervisor for lawyers w The three held to determine whether "In many ways, a Center, we will know WKAR, said his bargaining employed by unions," f be convei exactly who the people are added. "Besides, there or not clerical - technical secretarial job is like an unit is now leading by eight is iffice suite employes wanted an apprenticeship for who want to better their votes. The winner may be international office nsurance ageii organized bargaining unit. managment," she skills and what skills they decided if the commission Washington, D.C. that « state office a want to attain," she said. do research The public hearing and a continued. "Yet one woman rules that the challenged on a moment upply oper "Then we will be able to notice. report from the ad hoc I talked to has been with votes can be counted, he rotect the sa submit complete proposals "Because of the nature ouimunity, tht Women's Steering her department for 28 said. to the administration telling the University Committee motivated the years, and is still an Dasen emphasized the and il yd. the numl isolated University to set up a executive secretary That them what programs we will association is a locally - departments, cler ithin the struc Human Relations Office to office couldn't run without need and how much they ical - technicals don mited to 24. based unit which makes its realize they have the coordinate affirmative her, but under the present will cost," she added. own bylaw and regulations. sam action efforts for women classification system, she The preliminary survey problems and concerns Traffic It sets its own dues. can't go any higher. also showed 200 women Parness said. oncerning par and minorities. "All monies received 'if employes vote forth of Ha Because lack of "Secretaries should be wanted speedwriting. from dues remain within the advancement potential was able to use that kind of Whartan has arranged with union, it will be the fit rand River wer "We will be developing a employing people from bargaining units are University organization," local 3£ a complaint expressed at the experience to qualify Lansing Business University Dasen said. entirely comprised owever, for to enroll a number of bank of qualified persons on outside," she added. competing to represent the clericals anywhere in th »res will be pr hearing, the University themselves interest of clerical If recognized as the sole the campus, and we hope While the Human • country. The precedent established a post in the management," she said. University employes each bargaining unit, the the University will draw Relations Office deals with technical workers on a day - well worth term in speedwriting, at no to association will deal with an establishing this before advancement, two - day basis. Parness said. CENTRAL UNITED UNIVERSITY cost to the employes. upon group lack Ca BAPTIST Finding jobs for women METHODIST who complete training CHURCH programs is a crucial part of ocondu YOUTH SUNDAY Services at 9:45 and 4608 S. Hagadorn Road, East Lansing Worship-10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. the planning, Wharton said. UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN CHURCH Laws By LAURA MILLER for 52 years, Laurine aid domicile laws which define children, bias, the work is "Many women ai ipen The he< newly 11:00 a.m. For bus transportation 310 N. Hagadorn woman's legal residence as considered too heavy, the playing the dual cademic Coi Fitzgerald, associate dean of a .. and other information call: State News Staff Writer hours too long or the job though, playing the game will hoi Church School Bible Study 9 45 a.m students, said Wednesday. that of her husband's, 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 351-4144 Worship 10:45 a.r The Equal Rights unsuitable. on - again, off • again,"i sarings for Nursery Available 332-5193 332-303! Amendment, which would Because the amendment Fitzgerald noted. or has not passed all the states, "If an in - state MSU Women can have their said. "They'll turn ri| 30 p.m. on IV 485-9477 332-8472 Free Transportation guarantee equality of the married out of - credit taken away when around and bat thi liesday, in the law to women, has been the many discriminatory laws women an - i of West Sh still restrict women. state man, she would they are divorced, and they eyelashes at a policei biggest loser in legislation receive, on the average, only The primary Fitzgerald said at the last of become an out - of - state EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY hearings is t( PfopUsj 58 cents for every dollar a 1 six symposiums on ''What student and have to pay Fitzgerald said worn man is paid for the same have not demanded equal «ck students Every Woman Needs to those tuition fees," she at M.S.U. UNIVERSITY job, according to a 1971 before, because they did id problems Know." explained. have adequate role mod ademic also be survey. phone 351 - 7160 CHURCH SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH "There is no equality under the law in most sued A woman can for desertion, if her "There is also something to lead them. rricula, okeswoman a Bla sa ALL SAINTS CHURCH Interdenominational states," Fitzgerald said. husband wants to move and For she stays behind to finish a wrong with a political "Girls are taught ab< snbers will ah 200 W. Grand River 149 Hlqhland Avenue instance, a woman 800 Abbott Road system that has no women Besty Ross, who sewed, i Jtructure i at Michigan East Lansing must take her husband's degree. in the Senate," Fitzgerald 337-1430 Martha Washington, the academic i The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector 332-5073 name when she marries. She "Women are treated like said, "when women they think made cand item, partic First Church of WORSHIP SERVICE can file immediately to have chattel and property," Saturday Services: comprise 52 per cent of the she said. ademic Counci the Brethren 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. it changed, she said, but the Fitzgerald said. Group Bible Study 9:30 AM must take the man's In Michigan, a woman population." Walter Bucher, Pastor Dialogue - Family of Man woman not be a bartender Fitzgerald says equal Mr. Richard Letts and 11:00 AM name first. can Society has denied the 3020 S. Washington Worship 10:00 a.m. Dr. Wallace Robertson Worship Wednesdays Women discriminated are also unless daughter she is the associate of the wife, equality for and history of so long, that will not be achieved parents start promoting j;.e< $ the CHURCH SCHOOL against by or women Discussion Group 11.00 A.M. ALUMNI CHAPEL Discussion and Prayer Groups bar owner. Women are also women are just beginning to equality of the sexes in 5^sta 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. restricted from certain jobs realize they want equal early training of For more information on campus Crib through Adults OKEMOS children. and transportation because they have preschool rights," she said. The Rev. Jack Hilyard,chaplain COFFEE HOUR ph. 351-3389 or FIRST BAPTIST 349-4584 5:00 p.m-Holy Communion AFTER SERVICES transportation 4684 Marsh Road. Okemos 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Worship 1191 Ml. It 500 o Ed&cwood United EAST LANSING IRINITY CHURCH 841 Timberline Drive (on radio WUNN 1110 K.C.) 7:00 p.m. Praise 4111 Oil The Following Graduate size [ itarS Church Guest Speakers Iff J ■ft I East Lansing Telephone: 351-8200 8:30 p.m. College David Daku, Fellowship Youth Minister ine coupon | thru 2 4m Of Your School Are Now 469 N. Hagadorn, E. Lansing — An Ecumenical Fellowship W. E. Robinson, Pastor New Liturgy - 11:00 a.m. Interdenominational Phone: 349-2830 Worship Service -9:30 a.m. Sermon at 9:30 a.m. by Dr. Truman A. Morrison University Classes Morning Worshlo Service urn Minnesota Fabrics Ronald Burtrow University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. Or. Cleon Morrill ir ST. JOHN /:00 PA XH For transportation Sunday mornings and evenings Call 332-8693 or 332-0606 Evening Worshlo Service Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 tor bus schedules 00 P.A STUDENT CENTER 327 M.A.C. WHI nr. MORNING SERVICE 10:00 a.m. Sat. evening mass 7:00 p.m. Sunday Masses: 8:30 a.m. ttH XH Employees w NZ2 - "I Believe In God" 9:45 a.m. If If Rev. Hoksbergen speakingI 11:15 a.m. it it 6:00 p.m. it if Regina Cook EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. 9:00 it IT p.m. George Cozzens •mm "How Blessed Are The Poor?" Weekday Schedule VM A Dan Kusenda Tim Limburg speaking 8:00 a.m. Visit open our new Student Center daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. mt Klaren Ruess Cory Stark ft IN jf if Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 ST. JOHN EAST 4828 S. Hagadorn Sunday Masses: tri*i it It IS YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNIT R( 9:45 a.m. 11:15 a.m. Weekdav Schedule «« IN FARRIGS? tin (across from mmmi Hubbard Hall) 9:30 p.m. Monday-Thurs. UK For more information Call 337-9778 if TSII If Minnesota FABRICS plans to exceed a new store opening! AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 RIVER TERRACE each month for the next 18 months. 1 LCMS HH THIS MEANS WE WILL HAVE OVER 50 STORES! S&u'd &Autd MARTIN LUTHER Lutheran FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 2§t BY LATE FALL 1973. Care to GROW rapidly Business candidates preferred, plus others with usj interested i Lansing CHAPEL Campus Grand River large volume retail store management. 1518 S. Washington 444 Abbott Road Collingwood Entrance Sunday - 7:00 p.m. 332-0778 Ministries at East l.ansing m Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA Sunday Services 10:30a.m. 2131 MR. DUANE HANSEN WILL "The God Who Restores" WORSHIP HOURS for students and faculty at Lesson - Sermon Subject "Soul" 11H BE INTERVIEWING ON CAMPUS. 11:00 a.m. Communion 9:30 a.m. Communion UNIVERSITY Sunday School to age 20 4fH lst& 3rd LUTHERANCHURCH 10:30 a.m. Mil itXt MONDAY TUESDAY Matins 9:45-A.M Fellowship 2nd & 4th 1020 S. Harrison Iffff I «itt Feb. 19 Feb. 20 'College Bible Class 332-2559 in the fireside room. 8:30 p.m. for faculty and staff at WORSHIP HOURS Reading Room located in Church mil ASCENSION LUTHERAN OPEN Weekdays 9-5 p.m. HH Sunday 11:00 a.m. Mmm/a fabrics, inc. 2780 Haslett Man.. Tues.. Thurs., Fit. 337-7691 evenings 7 9 p.m. "God's Concern For The Church" 10:30 Common 4111 a.m. Dr. Roy Schroeder Service A11 are welcome GENERAL OFFICES Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor WORSHIP HOURS to attend church services 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 6600 N. County Rd. 18 a-snnm 8.30 p.m. Wednesday- and visit and use the New Hope, Minn. 55428 FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Sunday Schools vespers Call 482-0754 for information 9:15 a.m. reading room. JfH Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 16, 1973 7 Ex-Greek house Blowhords in U-M OKd for office use Today at of bubble noon, two lucky people will win a gum simply by blowing either the weirdest bubble in the year's supply biggest or the g of which will be bubble University of Michigan Daily's By JANE SEABERRY reserved for issued - blowing contest. customers of the a special use permit The staff of the State News Staff Writer agencies. to the Altman Daily came up with the idea for the Construction contest while The old Delta Upsilon The commission Co. for expansion of they were drunk, said one editor. _ denied a its Jonathon Miller, asst. I fraternity house, 1504 E. request made by the Mobil office to include a fourth that there was no formal city editor of the Daily, reported format to the contest. /Grand River Ave. will be Oil Co. in December to apartment unit of the Ville "If we get lots of contestants, well put them in heats," /converted into an office establish a car wash at its Monte II, 238 W. Saginaw. Miller said. "Then the winner of each heat will Ibuildini! ■ special use permit by the after receiving a station on the Hagadorn and corner of The conversion the finals." Miller had no idea how compete in Haslett. will ■ East Lansing Planning The request was leave 54 apartment many contestants the Daily denied units expects, but Chris Parks, coeditor in and chief, said he is §Conrniissi°n Wednesday. - because of "a great deal a deficit of two "certain it will attract - of parking a crowd." Letters of approval from negative spaces for residents of the There neighborhood are no registration requirements for the reaction," Bob Owen, city building. A permit issued in Anyone who wants to contest. sent to the city building May, participate can. ft commis ion must now planner, said. 1971, gave the The two winning bubbles will be judged on two grounds. pector before the internal company permission to use The first division is the largest bubble. lodeling of the building Permission was also three units for office space. The second begin. denied category is bubble sculpting. This deals with because of a city those talented code Other business included people who can blow bubbles inside which requires 10 bubbles. larger The three story house standing spaces for cars communications from the The bubbles will be || be converted into 12 Cities Service Oil Co. judged by Fred Postill, Washtenaw waiting to be washed. The that it has complied with a stating County Sheriff, Sandorf Elden, Ann Arbor |ffjce suites for two site contained only 2 spaces, Judge, and Jennifer McLoud, 1973 District Court isurance agencies, a real Owen said. request made by the queen. homecoming greaser —state office and a school commission to ban rotating, "We got Elden Supply operation. To The absence of the lighted businesses. signs from Snow job real judge," Miller as a said. judge because we felt we needed a protect the safety of the necessary eignt spaces There is no equipment to the size of the bubbles, Joramunity, the commission would cause a clogged A commission study The recent snowfall provided four students living in Lansing the wherewithal! for Miller explained, so vision willgauge be used to ftud, the number of staff, traffic flow which would claimed that the some political The Daily has come judge the bubbles. commentary as they worked four hours to Mithin the structure will be constitute a traffic and signs rotating President Nixon and Abraham Lincoln. build a caricature of Bubble Chewing Gum, which was up with 6,000 pieces of Super Knited to 24. were distractive and John Colpean, supplied by the Don Russ safety hazard, Owen said. take drivers attention final touch. Saginaw junior, provides the Co. of Memphis, Tenn. The from commission also the road. Parks said that I Traffic problems State News photo by Ken because "Super Bubble company was chosen to supply the gum iteming parking at the Ferguson Chewing Gum is really tough to get )rner of Magadorn and going/' rand River were considered, ■owever. 33 parking fcaces will be provided, nine Cops get taste of student life m glial the a ttate of ilack Caucus oconduct two For By MARK CLARK some students, the campus policeman riding in his squad car symbol of distant may be a by He said there is tel,in8 exactly how the off«cers program is strictly no way many of eat in the residence halls because the of an explanation. We don't derive any pleasure from writing tickets." Lyons noted two come over broken," Lyons said. He said and question and then the ice is that ask the a said. The policemen have always been well received in the residence halls, he said. DRAWING DATE K^Vll WINNING NUMBERS and a source of authority voluntary policemen potential and no records are kept. problems with the program usually call a "We haven't had February 15, 1973 residence hall staff member food 569 (pen hearings trouble rather protection or service. than C p 1. Larry Lyons but he thinks minor. they Students have are a to let them know they are thrown at us yet." 941 The newly • created But more participates in the program tendency, not to come over coming. recently the and he thinks it's cademic Council Black same students may go home working. and sit down with them he "We want to get involved to supper "It's well worth the time aucus will hold two open in their residence said, and the officers have a more with the students than hall cafeterias and find the we're putting in on it," he earings for students at tendency not to go in and with the staff. I hope the same said. "It's a good sit down with the :30 p.m. on Monday and man in the blue students. students will come out more esday. in the small dining uniform seated at one of the opportunity to and air their communicate with the Lyons said he will not go gripes," Lyons im of West Shaw Hall. tables. in and ask to sit down students and it gives them with He's not there to bust a IThe primary purpose of chance to get answers to someone because he feels it (hearings is to document anyone. He's there eating puts a strain on the Study in their questions." ick students' concerns his supper, listening to students. Guadalajara, Mexico d problems relating to students complaints and Lyons said that the most lademic questions "Usually a student will policy and and providing frequently asked question is Tmcula, a Bla 'k Caucus some answers. why the Fully »ccr.dlt.d, 20-y«« UNIVER campus police lokeswoman said. Caucus Since 1971, a number of write so many tickets. SITY OF ARIZONA Guadala|ar c"mm« School olftri wbers will also describe campus policemen have July 2-Au(ut "We don't always have . anthropology, art, education Jutnicture and working been voluntarily visiting the answers the students Wort, ((Ofraphy, history. |o« (the academic governance different residence hall imont, lanfuai* Tuition 1165; board and lltoratura want to hear," he said, "but and room ■stem, particularly the cafeterias on campus in an Writ*: International $211 we're listening and we Programs, Un Tidemic Council. effort to establish greater vorsity of Arizona, Tucson 15721. rapport with the students. attempt to give the students Richard O. Bernitt, -recydel director of the MSU of Public Dept. 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"Hello, Dolly!" sparkled Part of this joy centers There are only two the nouns that aptly possession of a ^" Three cheers for the production of the musical The entire production is thanks to an almost around Leanor Reizen as problems with her Dolly: a describe four highly voice. " auW Lansing Civic Players for "Hello, Dolly!" has charm, entertaining performers. well - mounted and staged u n i forml y talented cast. Dolly Gallagher Levi. In the lack of that strong The musical numk. role, she has charm, domineering streak that Peter J. Marinos, Jerry and displays the seemingly tight control that was Carter group has assembled of performers whose a title grace, and a relaxed, almost Dolly should have, and a Ziaja, Pat Martin, ani staged by Kit barter, and Jerrv (*£*ftv Orchestra plo ns exercised by director Kit Carter in every aspect of the rapport and enthusiasm is readily felt by the audience. professional manner. With a disconcerting tendency to fine voict'. appealing style, almost constantly play to Sandy Walper, as Cornelius Hack), Barnaby Tucker, pleasant and except ,„t welld®18' show, save one. Such a united effort makes and a well • timed delivery, the audience rather than Irene Molloy, and Minnie which should have been Admittedly, opening night Fay, respectively, shine in showstopper, concert wi is prone to minor technical problems, but the lighting in their scenes together, and their musical numbers are Hmp The and but undistinguishe MSU's Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of guest "Hello, Dolly!" was almost among the highlights of the production, conductor Bystrik Rezucha of Czechoslovakia, will be evening. be"ef'ts .from C0loS heard in concert at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the Music unbelievable in its lack of finesse. Erratic and shaky, it Ziaja and Walper are costumes and fun2 Auditorium. hindered several hilarious with a well attractive sets as d«i * scenes by William Woodland 8n< The concert, open to the public without charge, will considerably. feature clarinetist Elsa Ludewig - Verdehr performing "Concerto for Clarinet in D and Strings" by Johann - Melchior Molter. Diary' excels in form, thern^ The program will also include "Jeu Venitiens (1961) by the contemporary Czech composer, Witold Lutoslawski and "Symphony No. 100 in G Major (Military)" by Haydn. This will be the first MSU performances of both the Lutoslawski and Molter works. Molter. an 18th century ^ V% 1 />lt irtn/) tr% D i lcci o WJ ti «-• f r>U provide an excellent . . . . 11 which existed nu in Russia. What should prove of1' „ « • imagination, Gogol . German composer, wrote 169 symphonies and 95 concertos "Diary of a Madman and proce Gogol's appreciation and particular interest in all of in addition to a number of other works. Other Stories," by N.V. experience in the realm of sympathy for the plight of the stories is Gogol's Jo create tales familiarity with from Ludewig Verdehr is an associate professor of music at Gogol. Translated by the short story. lower d - the poor, which was often a treatment of the short story Russian society. In MSU and is a member of MSU's Richard's Woodwind Ronald Wilks. 1972. "Diary of a Madman," doint topic of letters to friends, as an art form. Having felt he is required to drawut the first of the stories, was Quintet. She is a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory and Penguin Books. $1.75. receives considerable that one writes most creative genius in the Eastman School of Music. written at a time when order Gogol, recognized as an exposure in these tales. successfully from the add further Rezucha, who is conducting the MSU orchestras during important influence in Gogol was fascinated with dimensions the study of madness. The "Diary of a Madman and familiar, rather than from the reality of these winter term, is conductor of the Kosice Philharmonic, one Russian literature, wrote the tales. Other Tales" should prove of Czechoslovakia's newest orchestras. He has studied at the tales in this collection in the diary evolved out of the of interest for its style Bratislava Conservatory and the famous Leipzig Musik 1800s. Though those tales many discussions of madness which had taken alone. Gogol's descriptive Hochschule. are far from new, they do place at Gogol's quarters in ability is remarkable and St. Petersburg. more often than not it It is narrated serves as his sole means to by reveal the inner workings of Poprishchin, a common his characters. Gogol's style clerk whose duties consist By DAVID HOHENDORF of sharpening quills for a State News Reviewer of writing is relaxed, almost FRIDAY "Ivan the Terrible," Pari director in the regime of his mind, for the new heir conversational, and humor 8 p.m. THE UNDERSEA Sergei Eisenstein's 1! Nicholas I. The clerks diary and satire are quite often to the throne. WORLD OF JACQUES epic tale of the life of blended within his stories, focuses on a period of one In "Diary of a Madman," COUSTEAU. Filmed 16th century czar. WK, as in "The Nose." year. Poprishchin moves as well as in his other tales, around East Africa's Lake Channel 23. from director's clerk to the Gogol offers insight into the Tanganika, Captain Costeau SUNDAY imagined King of Spain bureaucratic complexities Students slote and the crew of the Calypso 5 p.m. RECITAL HA where asylum is his castle, and sterility of his day. As make a rare inland Pianist David Renner and where beatings by in "The Overcoat," his senior piano expedition to attempt to the "Sonata in C Mi attendants and repeated stories are also studies of film the hippopotamus both Opus Posthomous," starvation are mere trials in the fixed social gradations performances above and below water in Franz Channel 23. Schubert. WK There will be two recitals "Hippo", WJRT, Channel this weekend in the Music 12. 7:30 p.m. EVENING JOHN 1*1 HEINE Auditorium. Pianist Pamela 11:30 p.m. IN POPS. Roberta Flack HNNMHRBRET Haendle will present a CONCERT. The Hollies, Arthur Fielder and ROD TflaLDB senior recital at 8:15 p.m. Billy Preston and Loggins Boston Pops. WK Saturday, and pianist and Messina appear. WJRT, Channel 23. 8 p.m. ABC SUNI THE TURIN Angelica Lopez will present Channel 12. a graduate recital at 8:15 i a.m. MIDNIGHT NIGHT MOVIE SPEC1 ROBBERS "The Ten Commandmei p.m. Sunday. SPECIAL. Mac Davis, Helen There will also be a Reddy, Billy Preston, 1957. Charlton Heston of New Music it the line. W, Meridian 4 Theatres premieres Waylon Jennings and the on Lansing Mall Theatre Concert at 8:15 p.m. today Hollies. WILX, Channel 10. Channel 12. Meridian three: in Erickson kiva. There will SATURDAY 9 p.m. MASTERPl 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 -riday at: 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 THEATER. "Point Cot Meridian four: 6:00, 8:00, 9:55 be no admission charge for j.gg p m. afc TEN Point: Golden Lads any of these events. BASKETBALL. Purdu® vs Girls." First of a five MSU, live from Jenison Fieldhouse. WJIM, Channel dramatization of Al VEST POCKET THEATRE You can Huxley's WKAR, Channel 23. 1928 nc i p.m. FILM ODYSSEY. Special Student r ■ -utstandlng CARTOONS & MORE Program A Program B motion picture literature. woody alien] 12 Midnight, Fri - Wilson 12 Midnight, Sat. - Conrad 12 Midnight, Fri. - Conrad 12 Midnight, Sat. - Wilson bananas. Two Completely Different Programs Fri. & Sot. Night 104B Wells Tsnsiirf 7:00 & 9:00 Fri. & Sat. Each Lasting Over 3 Hours. The Raven 7:00 & 10:20 Hunchback 8:40 108B Wellf 51 ^"hurn FilqL. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 16, 1973 9 | Cody's Airmen to land at local bar on By STEVEN ALLEN State News Reviewer country rock. Commander Cody's of their Monday the band right in the middle first performance configuration. music was born in Ann of "Family Bible." They have released two Down to seeds and stems albums "Lost in the Ozone" Arbor and nurtured in the again, Commander Cody and "Hot Licks, Cold Steel beer joints of the Frisco and His Lost Planet Airmen bay Things took a turn for and area and the Truckers Favorites." will be coming to East fraternity halls the better a year later when From these two classic discs of Berkeley. lead Lasing for a one night stand singer Billy O. Furlow such started delightful ditties as at the Stables Monday. The jamming with the "Semi-Truck," "It Shoulda Those group has gone band when his group Billy willing to part through many changes and C. and the Sunshine broke Been Me," "Hot Rod with the unheard of sum of Lincoln," "Watch My .38," The Lost Planet $5 for tickets (on sale at the hassels since their inception up. During the course of the and the alltime I Comrnander Cody and His Lost Airmen Stables, Alle ■ Ey and in Ann Arbor Virginia Creepers. The as the West road years Bill Kirchen, Andy Stein, showstopper "Mama Hated Diesels" have Planet Airmen will are on sale for $5 Marshall Music) will be able has not been easy. For Lance Dickerson, been born. at the Stables, Alle to Bruce Barlow, John Tichy make °ne apPearance Monday at the Stables. Tickets Marshall Music. - Ey and see one of the first instance, their first Those who have the and Bobby Black groups to ever put out real drummer Ralph joined up pesos will be in for a fine Mallory left to give the group its present time Monday night. Mov/e limits By State I Luchino BILL . !\/»rrWAIMir MECHANIC News Reviewer Visconti's film To attempt to transfer received since its publication seemingly defies elegance of Mann's of adapting Venice," "Death in and decided not to In Mann's novella, the music, Visconti's show what the people were art and inhibits decadence is realized has Lion of the celebrated Death in Venice to the attempt any cinematic recreate the book, but through Aschenbach's love cinematographer, Pasquale like, how they reacted in accomplished the spokesman function of art, fhomas Mann nove la, screen with the same scope - a film years after a novel coming 60 rather explicate a part of it. — an ideal in the form of de Santis, controls shot with a soft, delicate every surroundings so different to explicate and give the •Death in Venice,' raises and style of Mann's novella cannot have the simply Visconti, the most young boy. For a yet so similar, to our own. feeling of being alive in impact of Visconti, focus. our lomplex problems on the is an inherently self the operatic of film directors, in this love takes If Visconti's film is a times, film adaptations like latute of film as art. On the - original, few essential dramatic on more The intent behind the failure, it is because cinema defeating task. The stature a physical proportions. attention to mood is to "Death in Venice" will have tost simplistic level, and recognition which changes in Mann's novella, Both approaches stress give has yet to realize its limitations, Visconti, the audience the feel of the [isconti's film poses the "Death in Venice" has recognized the however, limitations brings "Death in Venice" the facade of the age, the time, to somehow position as an art. Mann was "Death in Venice," a down from its a spokesman for his entire beautiful and metaphysical belief that through a illuminate readers of Mann elegant film, is heights. rational order, man is of the forces behind Mann's civilization, an artist who being presented this Gustav von extended the boundaries of weekend by Beal Aschenbach, invulnerable. The facade — Jtatesmen to present the "Death protagonist writer in in Venice," is the bourgeois elegance and style, Aschenbach's art — work. Visconti, rather than perverting Mann, tries to art. Until a motion picture Group. Check the ads for time and place. Film converted into a composer are all shown in contrast to > 1 M0GMM IWOMUIION MS-WK based TODAY thru WED.! sacred, secular on Mahler — a the inner crumblings of the contemporary of Mann, old order. music whose Third and Fifth Visconti's film, Shown Sat. and Sun. 1:20, Fri. 7:20 and 9:25 3:20, 5:25, 7:25, 9:25* J MSU's Singing Statesmen of My True Love's Hair" Symphonies provide the disregarding cinema's usual 'Ox ■ n -ACutur.Tr^ . OOWNTO*N Ijll be heard in a free public fr°m the Appalachian accompanist, will also be film score. loncert at 3 p.m. Sunday in and "I'm Goin' Away." area heard in a piano solo. Two quartets within the Aschenbach, the symbol concern with slowly, sensuously, dialog, builds ANTHONY QUINN • YAPHET K0TT0 L Music Auditorium. Among the folk songs Singing of his age through his operatically and almost Statesmen will also perform, intense discipline and J The 39 voice men's glee from other countries will be Although this is the without words. Blending Hub directed by J. Harris the "Ash Grove" from philosophy, ventures to with the mood of Mahler's Ttrohl. will perform sacred group's first on - campus Venice to secure renewal of Wales and "Drink to id secular music including Me performance this season, the his artistic Only with Thine strength. Amid Quality needs little If you steal ilk from the United Eyes," glee dub performed the splendor and $300,000 songs from England. elegance of advertising. from the mob, it's not fates and other countries. Flint, Owussu and Battle the tourist Pianist Lynne Palmer, a Creek at Christmas time at resort, robbery. I Tlie progress will open Aschenbach discovers his the Leather It's suicide. Lansing sophomore music the invitation of the J.W. inner decadence Shop group of sacred student, and the and on MAC Ave. loiks including "Miserere group's Knapp Company. repressions. A TOUGH CRIME by Lotti; "In Monte I lie FILM OF THE by Martini and (.OIII/KIIIY ^jjEzzEnen** NOW SHOWING Sequiem Aeternam" by BLACK MAFIA. ANTHONY FRANCI0SA lite U.S. folk songs will "Black is the Color Jack Lemmon FLOWERS ^ Billy Wilder Comedy lor flvfowti! IVMUNSEL PATRICE ALGERNON PLAJ|Q^I fA ^v\C mpzause" The play upon which Students of Baha'i invite the public the movie CHARLY was based to a two-part program presented Dr. Peter Khan and Dr. by Janet Khan , ^ Feb. 16 & 17 McDonel Kiva on the topic: "THE I March 27 & 28 UNFOLDMENT I MSU Auditorium OF MAN'S DESTINY-THE Feb. 23 & 24 Wonders Kiva NEW pckets on sale Feb 21 WORLD ORDER" to be held a* the Union !1re 8:15 p.m. Feb. 17 at 1:30 and 7:00 Sat., p.m. in Erickson Kiva. RHARHARHARHARHARHA Presents RHARHA Refreshments will be served. JFILM OF ALMOST WAS 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 INCREDIBLE SUSPENSE! I th^«",mo,,g ' Kr"' many chilling delights, the most brilliantly executed - CITHER THE MOST nrfrm HELD OVER! Feature Shown 1 conlfT?" 1 have ***"■ * *«y Kd new hind ot movie I tbutV»!i .5!. «anc'®n' I ,nd lots of »* cops and crooks, w Shoot 'em up. It moves at magnificent NEGLECTED HERO IN HISTORY 1:15- 3:20 5:30 7:35 - - 9:45 I XmEST CHflSE SEQUENCE ORALIAR OF INSANE PROPORTION! I 2 ,S'LENT FILMS- I 1 lhj" liX0N THE EDGE 0F MY SEAT. ' cops-and-robbers ""ore sustained energy any action lilm in year*." and HgimcrancE 3 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! *"Best Picture" * Best Director I SNAM,TE-,u 1 tke on. o"?.S anTHE 1 "Him mo many th'nK* a thoroughly ,hould b*: 1 topical dramatization. ■ 'Nrcentiv. FRENCH race with CONNECTION an elevated I '* •»'<>"" ML. Tk '"* '«or not. makes the I.I k b'*d cl"*e in Bullitt' * B,rl Scout ' relay. It'll lii WW chair. (H^0 IH SUN HOI I M AN "UTTII BIG MAN MARTIN HAI VIM .11 f I ("tro1 and venereal disease handbooks government in the history of the university and the entire state. distnbuted to> every room in residence .halls UOKS .. and.. University of Oklahoma. d fratei Charles Davis, a University of Washington nursing student, doesn't take notes in class. He makes flash cards instead. Davis writes lecture notes in the form of answers to possible questions on the version of the final exam. Later, he writes his question on the opposite side and tests Look closely—catalog Texas Technological College's name . is trying to decide whether to change the nam college to Texas Technological University survev , or X °f lists 3 women's y re^8 S himself. University. Will reason prevail? A student member of the President's Budget Committee at the University of Pennsylvania wants the university to release secret budget data which the student says will prove By LAURA MILLER "We information must find out our through the really sincere about the affirmative action program Elaine Donelson, professor of psychology, asst. 7 spring courses State News Staff Writer and wants to encourage believes the broadly that a proposed $150 tuition hike isn't necessary. Even a mind reader grapevine or by word - of - knowledge for and about identified titles are would have a difficult time finding the three women's mouth," she said. Women also complain that women's topic classes, women, it seems like it would be relatively easy to advantageous. "By using these listing we deal with womer Fox to take topic spring classes listed in the catalog, women who teach the classes claim. masquerading under these titles are given temporary list these courses under their proper names," Collette don't have to go through the formal University By LAURA MILLER State News Staff Writer socialization process and women's liberal movement. status and are not offered Moser, asst. professor of approval which takes about Three classes on women's Not only are women's on a permanent, sequential agricultural economics, said. a year. We can teach classes topics and several evening "Images of the Ami, classes very few in number, as editorial but by they are also ambiguously obscured listed basis. "The courses are given Moser finally dropped action on getting the title of her class changed to of the moment," she said. While the majority of these women advocate the college classes will be offered spring term. Woman", a class offerd American Studies taught by Kay Weibel 30l| Michael Fox, Birmingham junior, will be State News titles, many women such a marginal status," Barrie Thorne, asst. "Women as Workers" from expansion and promotion of "The Contemporary study the early feJ editorial editor for the remainder of winter term and the complain. ''Public Affairs women's classes, they are Woman," offered as efforts, suffrage, imi first of spring term. For instance, professor of sociology, said, not convinced a separate Interdisciplinary and women in the Fox will replace Judy Yates. Allen Park senior, who is "that if an instructor gets Management" after learning , interdisciplinary studies is in the procedure would take a studies program is the Supplemental Studies JMC Freudian theory of» tired of teaching a course it resigning to work for the Jackson Citizen • Patriot. fact a women's topic class answer. and women as sex ol is done for." year. 259A and taught by Eva Fox will take office Feb. 25 and serve until May 1, when on "The Contemporary and mothers. The Alliance to End Sex Instructors like Moser "A separate program Faulkner and Beverly a new editor • in - chief and editorial board will begin their Women" and "Issues in and Thorne criticize the would isolate women from Several evening cu Discrimination, which has Weiner, will examine the terms. American Civilization" is the mainstream," Diane classes are being offerd Currently a state government reporter. Fox has also been a strong supporter of a Univeristy for ambiguously alternatives and limitations really "Images of the Deutch, Lansing resident, for women, and how they women's topics. mJ worked for the State News as an editorial writer and American Woman." women's studies program, listing their classes, but a University administration reporter. He is a journalism Classes are listed under wants the administration to Dorothy Arata, asst. provost said. She says women's studies perceive themselves and Female Sex Roles. Potentials and Persped Wo] major. such unidentifiable titles meet with interested faculty for undergraduate others. and students to develop a education, said it is up to should be an emphasis Several instructors will Marriage, and Sensitive that it is difficult for Children. More inform! the instructors of these within a discipline, as does teach "Women in America" women to plan a program plan for permanent classes, because they do not know promotion and publicity for courses to have the titles Mary Rothman, director of ATL 183 which deals with is available from] these classes exist, said Rita the study to validate their changed. They must initiate the Women's Affairs Office. the experiences of women Continuing Service. EducJ commitment to affirmative the change through their Rothman encourages the in history, their Costick. a graduate student ACROSS) in administration and higher education. action. "If the University is departments and then the University curriculum. Not all instructors are development studies supplement as a a of women's cognate area to major. She m POLICE dissatisfied with having their also believes women's £ BILLIE HOLIDAY classes on women listed classes should support an BRIEFSl [ nrsign UOY SINGS THE BLUES' IS A under these designations. effort of women to get into (jjk MOVIE-MOVIE THAT IS A JOY TO Louise Tilly, instructor in the mainstream of M WAtlOW IN WITH IUMP IN history, who taught occupations. 0 THROAT AND A SONG IN TOUR "Women in the Industrial She would like to see AN 18 - YEAR • OLD TWO WEST HOI student was arrested for Hall residents report! Age" last term, said she did faculty and students use her not want her class office as a center for stealing a comb Wednesday police Wednesday nighl advertised as a women's exchanging .ideas about from Revco Discount Drug they were assualted a Center at 2ll E. Grand men outside their re course, because it would current and future women's River. Police said the hall. The victims t< increase enrollment and classes. Her office may issue THE hinder small class a pamphlet publicizing future classes. student told a store employe she had taken the they were sidewalk sliding when on I the! interaction. GI'iTAWAYE comb want because she did not to take time to go approached them and! throwing snowballs at| striking them several I through the cash line and i grabb«f Fri. - Sat. Evenings: 5:30, 7:45. 9:55 DOMINO'S because she did not have the money. The man forced to car while was lay on the tJ some f Sat. Matinee: 2:00 assailants beat him. hj PIZZA Quality They also hit the w the side of the head| were taken to Uni THE TRF1IN ROBBERS needs little advertising Health Center, whei n Three: 5:00, 7:0 n Four: 6:00, 8:0C Hi 50< off The Leather Shop man was treated bleed and soreness, fori al te Hours tonight: < J 5:30- 6:00, Adul (with coupon) on MAC woman for head brui^ a mild concussion. BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS 351-7100 TONIGHT & SATURDAY IN 109 ANTHONY Holland-where is the baby? ■ ■ good on any on* coupon per Good thru Sun. Feb. 18, Trowbridge pizza pizza Shop only J The CARDINAL Tackles some very contemporary ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ problems confronting mankind. FRI- «■ MON. THRU THURS. « 1 ■ | PROGRAM INFORMATION 33? PROGRAM INFQPVATION 33258i 581 Open at 7:00 P.M. "A provacative motion picture for Feature 7:40 - 9:40 men of all faiths and for men of SAT & SUN. open 1:00 P.M. no faith." iiimffifnirnrCT Feature 1:40 - 3:40 Sunday 7 p.m. Free Admission ■ / HO 5:40 - 7 :40 - 9:40 UMHE Bldg. 1118 S. Harris<| Feature at 7:40 9:40 1068 WELLS I • BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS IN The first time in screen "A STUNNING. RICHLY ROMANTIC EV0CAJ OF TIME AND PLACE! V the thrills matic dream Bogarde gives a superiot P* chills i "EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFUL and "A MASTERPIECEI A film pure enchantment! Dirk Bogarde is brilli.m/ "DEATH IN VENICE' IS VISCONTI'S MASj PIECEI A perfect pearl incredibly lustr is this gem that we must joy in it for the splfi "I MEMOIRS" RATED X IN COLOR SHOWN AT 7:45 & 10:00 "PLUS "THE PAY - OFF" Uta Hagen Diana Muldaur Chris .nd Martin Udvarnoky to) by Robert Mulligan e««utiv< Producer Thomas Tryon VISIT: ALASKA. TRANCE. MAMMOTH. SQUAW VAIL'.Y, SUCARBUSH. VAll. SUN VALLEY. Don Kranze Scr^npuy by Thomas Tryon B»d upon h» n«< AlPfNTAl, MI HOOD. IACKS0N HOLE. SNOWBIRD by Jerry Goldsmith Co SHOW TIMES ADMISSION $1.25 7:00 and 8:46 and 10:30 SPRING SKIING I UN Of CHAMPIONS JR. NATIONALS SKI TECHNIQUES MOUNTAIN CLIMBING AVALANCHE BUSTING OVER TONIGHT £ Showplace 106 B WELLS SATUM] Admi«j°n SHOWPLACE 109 ANTHONY A WARREN MILLER PRODUCTION COLOR Showtime! 7:00 8i 9:30 A Beal Fijr^, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 16, 1973 11 ollar value J LONDON Lc ir>N dollar fAP) (AP) - TTie steadied on - Monday and Tuesdav. they the devalued dollar Whpn reopene^^edM^day" ^ISi^omlio^si sernnn steady •» . . whe.th.er ^ 8old market yen, on mart representing 16.7 per continue for the next year K„rope's money markets started French banker!Uy-by itS6lfmonetary WOU,d cent revaluation of the or more, whether money fcitowas the nrst ume devalued generally at the rates and moved more new celling "Confidence hasn't yet ^en touch off trouble. more Japanese currency. • markets are steady or it or fully restored " Reports from Milan nervous. less steadily down. But in Financial sources listed said Italian authorities of Normally, a rapidly risine these other uncertainties may Another cause of [""" the world monetary Europe on gold price is a sign of lagging still affecting money devalue the lira this uncertainty was the fact K^ls of the past two weeks moving back ieupd?"ar h®88" confidence in the value of markets: weekend. Though this added that the speculators and % coming to an end. new ceiling toward the paper money. In maior • Unconfirmed reports uncertainty to money markets, it was believed money managers of I s and other European centers toW from international corporations Bankers Tokyo said the unlikely by itself to have nanci"' . „ . .a I sources Frankfurt, iTm"' ln ,U,nped London, Paris, an ounce more ">■» « dollar Japanese yen, floating much effect on the dollar. who sold billions of dollars for marks and other Interviewed 1 here warned Amsterdam and Milan. It at record Thursday to close highs of $73.37 in outside fixed exchange rates * Continued doubt was strong currencies during the crisis, t a number of fell in Brussels, Zurich and Zurich, $73.62 in since the dollar devaluation, expressed in financial circles have not yet rtainties remain which Tokyo. The generally steady and $75.28 in Paris London would be rr>fixed at a new on whether the U.S. bought back devalued dollars and taken d well keep money pattern, however, was the A rise in gold prices parity in April. These devaluation would work and their profits. ets unsettled for the dollar s best daily however, had been reports said the new yen erase the K.xt few days or even generally parity would represent a cause of the' "Nobody is getting out of performance this month. expected as one result currency crisis, the hugh marks leeks But none of revaluation of 15 to 20 yet," a London Gold, however, hit record the dollar per U.S. balance of currency dealer said. ■Ljcted a further crisis highs in Europe for the remained to devaluation It cent. The dollar closed payments deficit. Arguments on this One reason for this is that Tiing wave of dollars in the be seen Thursday in Tokyo at 264 point, however, likely to speculators believe they can Lediate future such as are still tap bigger profits. The X, one last week which gap between the floor and fotced Washington to Married unit rates may dip with cable TV ceiling exchange rates for lue. the dollar and the mark is jreign exchange dealers 4.5 per cent. The current there were signs that (continued from page 1) rate is near the ceiling. By [jey markets were Michigan and Grand River avenues and Delta Street under antenna television," Ann Thomforde, 1617A Spartan keeping money in marks for Bdiusting to the dollar's new an extension of the city's old ordinance. Village, an area representative of the Married Students the time being, the Tchange rates after the 10 National Cable now bills about half the Married Student Union said. speculators stand a chance "r cent devaluation. These "UU».'I! aparunenis individually, " at $5W a» month per rw>r Thomforde, part of a group videotaping the commission *.hat the r"te wiU come _,tes include a permitted household, under a 10 - year contract signed with the ■ieh or ceiling level, a of Trustees on May 7,1969 Bo^d Board EES1 television . ^°Wn later °" ^ married housin6 cable system, was referring to the possibility Ball Jown ,toward the Permitted r" In 1,131 w*y they can Tentral level of parity, and a The contract was to provide a communitv antenna up of MSU ^"8 brou8ht into the cable television increas® their Profits by 4 Emitted low or floor level. television servi™ tn m.Lj T ^ y antenna system as a source. per cent or so. ■ Most of the world's Biding foreign exchange individual antennaes are not "Now there are all sorts of allowed" Cn °USm8, fh ^oul?es could ^ teIevised to off " campus students so Some dealers here say educational possibilities the H»nH«n^U IT? t0 travel to campus to watch there >s evidence speculators larkets were closed University didn't realize when it contract ^ d° " ^ Though such possibilities are still in the discussion the Married Student stage can c Housing residents will have the same rates Chamberlain plans retirement services of provided by National Cable for the rest of East Lansing, such as expanded public access the city programming with a studio - full of new equipment. Commenting on the closed session that followed the [continued from page 1) time because he didn't want any to have any influence at Busfield said he was not wmmiS^h'-irS8 ^a u A' Morrison' cable Lt the "quiet" Republican the convention," Busfield surprised that Chamberlain was quitting after his ninth ^Ttfon Chan™an' bought it helped the group Xrty image will change said. "He wanted to make it term in office "As a general rule I think meetings should be open Blowing the political clear that someone else meetings so everybody gets a chance to give input" Tineuvering "that is bound would have to do the "He didn't want to run Morrison said. F ' I develop" during the talking. two years ago and he didn't "But I'm convinced ■strict caucus at the state "Everybody wants a want to run in 1972, but myself that if there are things people want to get off their chests they are ■mention. piece of the action now that House minority leader it in a wide simply not going to do ■ The 6th District will Charlie isn't going to have a Gerald - open situation," he said. Ford (R-Grand hand in »vv.u...6 The open meeting was to discuss National Cable's lucus at 9 tonight in the ... deciding who .a Rapids) ivapiu^F MhCUasked him mill to run u written elected to what," Busfield answers to a list of 33 questions winders Room of the both times, so Charlie on the cable company's leraton Cadillac Hotel in said Busfield said. proposal. K ' letroit. The Republican Invention as a whole will ★★★★★★★★*★★★★★★ * Jther at 10 a.m. Saturday ■Cobo Hall in Detroit. LUXURY TUP!! 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BIG" Shown 3rd at 11:20 Friday, February ] 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan leers making changes for Notre Dame series top contenders for first for an By STEVE STEIN Michigan Tech. Wisconsin is eight - point „ division playoff spots, and next week. in second, two points ahead State News Sports Writer thfe Spartans realize the of MSU, and Denver holds '*•« «w Spartan hockey coach importance, both standings - Amo Bessone has shuffled down the top spot with 40 weeks the icers wise and psychological, of g0 jnt. his lineup this weekend in points. Colorado College and winning its home games. weekend comparatively se?ient,| an effort to get MSU's icers "This series could work good this weekend, far shape rolling again after four Denver meet both ways psychologically," as injuries go. W losses in six games. Minnesota Duluth goes to Bessone said. "We would get Defenseman Notre Dame visits Wisconsin for eight points, pi,. quite a big lift if we can win Murfey, the latest of Demonstration Hall tonight Michigan Tech is at North it." injured Spartans, is J and Saturday night Dakota and U-M is at fully recovered [m ( Minnesota. Notre Dame brings four beginning at 7:30 in two severe charley horse crucial Western Collegiate Bessone indicated that of the WCHA's top 14 he suffered whj against Michic Hockey Assn. (WCHA) the Spartans will be going scorers, including a trio in two weeks with three new line ago. ' contests and the Spartans the league's first seven. combinations to start the "Murf has been believe they have a score to skat| settle with the Irish. weekend. Wingers Eddie Bumbacco well in practice. He's MSU went to South MSU's co • scoring and Ian Williams rank first 100 per cent, but he's Bend three weeks ago and leader, Mark Calder, with 16 and second in the bad shape at a were blasted off the ice, 8-5 goals and 24 assists in all conference. Bumbacco Defenseman pau| Pavp, games, moves to right wing tallied the three - goal hat still favors his , and 13-5. It was the on the Spartans first line trick both nights in the first (sprained earlier this seasi Spartans worst series of the season, and it also knocked with Bill Sipola and Michel meetings between the two a little," Bessone indict them out of first place after Chaurest. squads. a two month stay. Leading goal scorer Steve Colp, defenseman The Irish leader has 25 "We're still stinging from Colp (24 tallies), who is tied Boyd and Chaurest e with Calder for the point goals and 24 assists for 49 have 24 WCHA points those defeats," Biessone points in league play. lead the Spartan commented. "We have a lot lead, will center a line which Williams has 21-22-43. scoi of incentive to beat them includes freshman Brendon parade. Colp, a freshmai John Noble is V/X MSU fight this weekend." Moroney (up from the third Center seventh with 13-25-38. Ray tied with a team goals to go along with leading The Spartans currently line) with Darl Bolton and DeLorenzi is the other Irish assists. Demonstration Hall to face the Spartans tonijfit and reside in fourth place in the Denny Olmstead alternating An MSU forward battles with a Notre Dame on the left side. scorer among the league's defenseman for the puck in the first meeting between Saturday night in crucial WCHA contests. It is a WCHA with 35 points, one best. Chaurest also has ul four-point series. better than the Irish, and Finally, Tom Ross will 14 times while the two squads this season in South Bend. The Irish head the final line with Boyd's State News photo by Bruce Remington only one behind third place "Notre Dame has been includes 21 assists to won both games, 8-5 and 13-5. Notre Dame comes to John Sturges and Frank doing great and they are his the team DeMarco. leadership. fighting for fourth place," Ron Clark will make "We'll start the series Bessone said. "There is a lot IN BIG TEN TUNEUP with these lines and if they aren't working, we'll switch of stake in these games." start in goal for Spartans. He has a 4.1 back to the regular lineup," Getting back on track against average. Bessone added. after their current losing Kronholm has b Wrestlers manning the vie MSU, of course, has the string is another important nets for consideration for the Irish with a 3.9 mark. "points remaining" advantage over the other Spartans, who go to Denver By PAT FARNAN galloped to a solid 9-2-1 the Wisconsin - MSU contender for the Big Ten "They dropped their State News Sports Writer has mark. confrontation would be an team title. three upper weight men Women It will be the final important match for his "They (Wisconsin) have down one class which means The MSU wrestling team will be in Madison, Wis., tuneup of the campaign for Badger contingent. some fine young wrestlers they'll be stronger than Beginning today, I both units before entering "Of course we want to and are a coming team," before," Peninger said. "We Women's IM Bldg. will J Saturday attempting to have to figure on them the Big Ten tournament go into the Big Ten with a Peninger said. "There are at 9 p.m harness Big Ten dark horse Feb. 23-24. win and this match could actually about four or five having a great deal of evenings. candidate Wisconsin which "We can't hardly be give us the impetus we teams with a legitimate shot strength after tying Iowa, need," Kleaven explained. at the title and I'd definitely 17-17." considered the class of the "We're going to be 'up' for consider Wisconsin one of Peninger has had to do a Big Ten," Badger coach his S' trackmen challenge the Spartans. To beat a that select group." little realignment on Duane Kleaven chuckled. "But if we can get things team of their caliber and own team. Heavyweight tradition is a real challenge The Badgers have made Larry Avery, who strained a going for one day, we might for us." quite a resurgence since knee in the U-M match, will surprise some people. You their Big Ten debacle of a competing Saturday. dual meet not be might call us more of a dark horse than contender." a strong as Spartan mentor Grady Peninger regards Wisconsin more than just a dark year finished ago. The Badgers ninth in the He has been 177 pound replaced with freshman Jeff U-M in first Adams and the Sparl remarked that horse but a prime conference tourney besting Hersha. Morrison leading the MSU Kleaven only Illinois which totaled "tyoviog up like that will By CHARLES JOHNSON hurdling corps. Man' Roberts going heJ State News Sports Writer U—M also boasts a strong head. three points. Kleaven be an extra burden for < If you've got a date tonight, attributes his teams Jeff," Peninger commented. The MSU track team 300 - yard dashman in the Michigan flaunts a J reinvigoration to an "It'll be tough for him to travels down to Ann Arbor person of Greg Syphax. triple jumper in Abe Btl why not try something new . . . improved morale. Saturday to take on Syphax registered a personal who leaped 49-3'4lastl wrestle against a guy who'll have such a weight conference arch • rival best of 30.1 to win at last to win that event all "We've really improved advantage." Michigan in its first dual week's relays. MSU Relays. The Spai* Bowling from a mental aspect this year," Kleaven said. "Last year of course, we had six kids out at the Big Ten and The Badgers' individual is Rich Lawinger whom Kleaven calls "one of top meet of the season. Fran find Spartan a Dittrich very track mentor -xpects to tough Wolverine 300 Dill Hopefully, the Spartans yard dashmen Marshall or Brad Roger? will be ready to compete. Del Gregory will be the triple jump also. beaten encounters Butler in all beforej toufl h pre! Bowling is fun, good exercise that has an adverse effect. the five best 150 pounders contingent. Dill has been slowed this relays. . I am trying and with our automatic scorers The real difference has been in the country. "If everything goes like I year by a muscle strain. Gregory will also I "He's an awfully tough the long jump burden I to bribe our mental attitude." see it, the meet should go Rogers suffers from much you play. kid," Kleaven said. "He was the Spartans will! anyone can right down to the mile relay of the same symptoms. for with Wisconsin has also only third in the Big Ten (the last event)," Dittrich Offering the opposition Ten third-place fid last year, but it has hurt him Ross still ailing f| HOLIDAY LANES shuffled its lineup produced some interesting and to wrestle with a team that said. "Michigan has a lot of depth this year in a lot of for the Spartan's Bob Cassleman in the 600 yard John bruised heal. uncertainty, 3101 E. GRAND RIVER 337-9' results. hasn't really produced." different areas." dash will be U—M's Kim In the pole vault,! with Leading the U-M squad is Rowe. Rowe has a best time will send Terry Hart al Jamaican Olympian hurdler of 1:13.4 this season. vaulter. MSU has two danger, Godfrey .Murray. Murray, Competing for the own who have < the defending Big Ten 70 Wolverines in the two mile that height in Jim Stefl with yard high hurdles champ, run is Rick Schott. Schott and Tom Wilson. J posted an 8.1 clocking last captured a second place at "We're using these! defeat. week in winning at the MSU the MSU Relays with an meets in order to get! Relays. impressive time of 8:52.3. for the Bi gf 99 T The Spartan's Rob Cool will championship," The Spartans will offer You've waited tough opposition to Murray, with Mike Hurd and John be Rowe's opposition. U—M holds the edge in stated. "Michigan has disl . the field events, being definite power and I i long enough! strong in the high jump, the meet to be a verjr BUY shot put, pole vault. triple jump, and and competitive Dittrich added. j Nowacki has The Spartans BELL'S Mike cleared 6 - 10 in the high against the Indiana Hj jump this year for the on Feb. 24 at COLUMBAN Wolverines, placing second Fieldhouse in its lasl in last week's relays. MSU's competition before a FATHERS PIZZA Ralph Simpson will go up against Nowacki. Ten conference titl« on March 2-3. Admi# WITH The shop put could the Indiana meet isfi| possibly be interesting with CONFIDENCE, Now you can gel more AND GET THE the Wolverine's Steve new car for l2§s monej/! BEST! How? By financing it with a 10% new car loan from your credit union. This is a new, lower rate to help you get more new car for your money. And 10% is a true annual percentage rate. There are no hidden or extra charges. Even credit life insurance is included at no additional cost. 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Crescent Dr. • Open 9:30 5:30 Monday thru Friday 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 16, 1973 13 Jy GARY Cagers challenge surprising Purdue JARVKORRECK - televised game. J" • ">8lon."y loond pl.c in the m« Ten: ... ... * ^ ■ sum News Sports Writer Tip - off time has ht> ^'th a 13 5 overa11 mark it anowe^'irf addition0'1^ Hpfcf for the Boi,ermakers Dennis Gamauf as well. i 1 Purdue's Boilermakers SMSfsr? irn ■ of the surprises of battle which pits one of the iLTuUoLS^ ''om makinj more than 40 a. the key to^he pSK c'-"Bt,nl'y. throughout his m Ten cage race - attack. •« this time of the year with |CI,Vets its on,y crack,at against one o, "Parkinson crucial off Saturday "Purdue does may be as points," Ganakas ,kin« E them Spartans host the Zdue fc 6.2 and *— job on defense," MSU a superb asst. valuable Buckner to Purdue as said. coach and pre - game scout (Quinn) is to Indiana," Nordmann said. Gamauf popped in a Bob Nordmann said. season - high 22 markers in "Indiana (upset by the In 18 games this season, the victory over Indiana. Boilermakers last week) just WEEKEND couldn't penetrate against them." the 6-2 playmaker from Yorkt Ind. contributed 118 assists, an has earn Parkinson's him an all play may - Big Ten average of 6.6 per game, a selection, but the Purdue Indiana's best shooter, backcourt 5.0 rebound ace could end up John Ritter, had only four average and 9.7 field goal attempts against points per contest. playing second fiddle to MSU's own all Purdue in the first half and - everything, "We'll control the tempo Mike Robinson. missed them all. with guard play and Bruce Gymnasts stay busy Nordmann credited the controls the tempo," head Robinson won the league coach Fred Schaus said. scoring title last season and front line — consisting of leads again this year with a MSU's gymnastic team meets two of its Szypula commented. "Minnesota has sophomore center John Spartan coach Purdue ... eingers for the Bigc—* . Ten title this lost twice this 'Both teams have yea, ,„d EhTg™ oJS ? nniv Garrett and 6-6 forwards Frank Kendrick and Jovon Ganakas Parkinson's had 2S praised Ohio ~°-T-rr cent or better from the time leads the series, 25-12, and has all - fckend. Friday night the Spartans travel hit the 160 point running mate Horny ak. field, a won the last seven games. I Minneapolis for a Saturday afternoon mark this year, so we'll category the definitely have to Spartans lead the league in. t with the Gophers and then return give a top performance to beat "Our team attitude is either llie for a Monday night encounter with team. 'MONEY NO OBJECT' Bill Kilgore, second in still good at this point," fe Michigan Wolverines at Ann Arbor. Starting Monday in time for the meet is 8 Ann Arbor. The p.m Big Ten field goal shooting, moved into tenth place in Ganakas claimed. "We could Spartans close go to &reat heights or ("Well really have to be on this weekend «.irA ir ?,gUlar conference it both teams," MSU coach George against the 56350,1 "ext weekend University of Illinois at home. Cards to ink Van Pelt? 15 Still, pickoffs rebounding with against MSU is last in the U-M. race "It to,the depths. should be for the a heckuva basement," he conference in team laughed- Swimmers face ^0R.K Gophers, Hawks Ihn hf;Vhi°Ulf .Ca.rdma,s' The Cardinals lost Steve Carlton to the Phillies last "My wife likes football baseball," he admits. But he over rebounding. In other Big Ten action fte MSU swimming team will close out weekend baseball s Kc t ft T? year when owner Gussie quickly adds, "But if I "We're going to have to Saturday, league - leading dual meet season this weekend with a Dilley is slated for the 200 wLn fh P ST laSt Busch became enraged at his choose baseball and make a screen out their forwards Indiana visits Minnesota, the^M HdnindiVidUal medley' Winfleld annovpH annoyed at I T* his salary salary demands and ordered good living at it, I'm sure and try to establish a Ohio State is at Illinois, p to Iowa. On Friday the Spartans take h him traded. Carlton she'll be satisfied." Maybe running game for a Wisconsin at Iowa and U-M Iowa State at Ames, Iowa and then on 200 fwstyle a"d Wr*hl 100 ™<" demands, aren't about to let a little cold cash stand in promptly won 27 games and Gussie Busch will make him change," Ganakas said. "We can't do plays host to Northwestern, today travel to Iowa City to swim the Cy Young Award. an offer he can't refuse. it if we don't hit the their way of getting Brad boards, MSU's jayvees host the unst Minnesota and Iowa. The Spartans enter this weekend's action J.?n objective of the Spartans this VanPelt's signature on a Busch, who was annoyed though." Purdue jayvees at 9:45 a.m. th a 6-3 dual meet record after wins last n~n preparation H , for ul° the IOW6r 0leir times in contract. last year when he felt the Big Ten championships "We're prepared to meet rest of the owners didn't ekover Ohio U and Ohio State. coming up March 1-3. any monetary competition take a strong Alan Dilley, Ken Win field and Bruce enough stand light will lead the swimmers this no^an State's conference^ record is and I think he knows General Manager Bing that," during the players' strike, has stepped back from such Devine of the Cardinals close involvement in the says. workings of the team. He's Women on the go also loosened the purse VanPelt is an unusually fine three strings. - sport athlete p's a full schedule this weekend for the Starting time for the meet will be 2 p.m. from Michigan State, who is But en's varsity sports teams. at Jenison Fieldhouse. There will be no even without this women's gymnastics team takes supposed to have the change, Devine said the _ie on charge for admission. credentials to make it in Intral Michigan University at home The women's Cardinals would have bid swimming team travels to either football or baseball for VanPelt since he's a free Judiy. Mt. Pleasant for the Central Michigan on a major league level. agent. "Even before there ['We been working hard this week," Relays. "Die meet will consist only of was an indication of a i Vail, coach of the women's relays, and according to Joan Barch, coach The Cardinals have to bid astics team said. "We are going to try of the women's change in policy, we weren't swimming team it will be for him against the New restricted in the of free [d to do a good job and put everything good practice for the Big Ten York Giants, who selected agents," Devine says. area championship meet to be held Feb. 24. him on the second round of the pro football draft. But VanPelt, who quit the Devine doesn't think money Spartan basketball team last will make the difference. week to concentrate OSU, Irish await fencers baseball season, still gives no on the "I doubt it'll come down indication which way he ■he MSU to money," Devine says, "I fencing team travels to "We've never had an leans. He led the Big Ten in easy time with think the real decision is |umbus, Ohio, Saturday where it meets either Ohio State or Notre Dame, but strikeouts as a pitcher last i be its toughest competiton of they're not supermen, they put pants on going to be his. It'll be season and was an all - ■year - Ohio State and Notre Dame. simply a matter of which American as a safety in one leg at a time." ■We're not giving anything away, they're The Spartan swordsmen sport he wants to play. Our football although the Giants Tg to have to fight us to take a win," currently hold a indications are that he's not want him as a linebacker. 10-1 season mark. Their sole loss ch Charlie Schmitter said. coming at completely certain which the hands of Illinois. sport he is going to turn VanPelt does give one to." clue that favors the Giants. Men's IM Mines for team table tennis^restlin^n^iridball poon today. 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Pay off. 1971 KAWASAKI low mileage, 351-7022 or 332-5946 after 6pm. Ask for Bill or Deb. Un,0n 211'- upstairs. 5-2-21 Grand R°1 669-5860. 6-2-16 ONE FOR luxury apartment, great shape, call Ray at Mark, 3-2-20 » EMPLOYMENT Haslett, own bedroom, DODGE CORONET 1967, 2 337-1242. 3-2-16 353-4377, 339-9296. 3-2-16 * FOR RENT door hardtop, vinyl roof, SUBLET TWO bedroom -ntedj Apartments automatic, power steering rvic* / GIRL NEEDED for 4 man apartment, spring, Abbott Road, parking. 332-1127 Stoddard Street, sprinnfrJ Houses and brakes, radio. Call spring term. Cedar Village. five bedroom house sumjl Rooms 627-6314. 2-2-19 351-6746. 3-2-16 after 5pm. 1-2-16 (available). 3-2-19 call 332.01' U'1 IJ •FOR SALE COMPLETE IMPORT car service including ignition, 1024 EUREKA, Sparrow, 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT In Animals DODGE RT 1969 - 4 speed, near Mobile Homes $1,000. Call after 6pm, chassis, brakes and electrical 'AS runjRE ELtMEMRY m^HERS - ground level, 1 bedroom, Mason, nicely appointed, East lansing 355-7966. 5-2-16 available at ROBERT'S IT IS GOOD TO BE ACQUAINTED WITH partially furnished. Share fully carpeted, stove, gentleman 0, blocks to Union 'studen;'l •Lost & Found AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. utilities, adults, $120/ refrigerator, disposal, air conditioned, all utilities paid 332-02o| •PERSONAL FAIRLANE 1966, V-8, power 4980 Park Lake Road, Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for SOME OF THE A/flV mCHIN6 AIDS I' month. 351 7497. 0-10-2-23 $155. Deposit, references. •PEANUTS PERSONAL steering, brakes, AM/FM, COLLEGE near Phone 676-2222 after 6pm. CAPITOL CLUB. Men, •REAL ESTATE automatic, $395.00. appointment. 0-2-28 COMMUNITY worn, 355-3257.3-2-16 Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 4B823 - 3 rooms, $130 with 1-2-16 singles. $12 up. Laniii •RECREATION WORKSHOP MANUALS for utilities. Married couple, girls. 484-4422. 0 2-28 •SERVICE most imported cars at No children/ pets. 489-1276. Houses flP" FIAT SPYDER 1971 (1600) m - Instruction Orange, 32,000 miles. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 H 5-2-16 MEN CLOSE to MSU. Del quiet rooms. Cooking PivJ Typing Service Excellent condition. $2,400. 482-6134 after 7pm. 5-2-16 mile West of campus. EAST LANSING - 1750 485-8836. 0 2-28 1 •TRANSPORTATION 487-5055. C-2-28 MARRIED STUDENTS MODELS WANTED for RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY Coolidge Road. New 3 •WANTED FORD 1965, 2 door hardtop, — must be experienced on & FACULTY bedroom deluxe duplex. MEN'S SINGLE photography and body roon Crager ET II mags, 390 painting, $10/ hour. Call for telephone and dictaphone. Families, no pets. Available close. No •* RATES ,# cooking. $55 q 4-barrel. $350. 372-5475. Call 394-0884 between 9am March 1st. Phone 372-5920. 10 * appointment, 372-0567. to 4pm. 5-2-19 1.2, & 3 4-2-16 351-8699.3-2 16 5-2-20 10-2-22 bedroom apts. pDfjDs"" nil ESI ToT No DAYS 5 10 13.00 FORD, 1969 Custom, $485. Good condition, Phone MALE AND female dancers needed. Apply in person, SIR CLUB, 525 East Michigan. WAITRESS no FOR nights only, experience necessary. Must be neat. Apply after some with study NEED 1 GIRL immediately for fine house. co-ed East Lansing Own room. $75. ~ 625-3738. 660 North Green, FISHER 45 FM •Electrical 'Suspension watt rect 15.60 5-2-22 7pm at DRUARS, 415 East 351-6153. 1-2-16 E3EZ3 4.80 6.00 9 '5 19.50 Perry. 3-2-16 'Engine 'Frame Straight¬ ening And Body & Paint DIE MAKERS and tin benders Saginaw, Lansing. 489-2086. 4-2-16 from $149 per mo. $150. camera, PiMri $50 35 . m.llm 882 67fl FORD LTD 1967, low mileage, 1 GUY - OWN room in house 5-2-16 Shop EHESZ3 7.20 11.70 23.40 clean, snow tires, $750. - 2 shift operation and can UNFURNISHED $30/ monthly. Close. 355-6313. 2-2-16 adapt to reasonable schedule. HOUSEKEEPER - CHILDREN 337-0611. 1-2-16 SOFA AND chair 8.00 13.00 26.00 Please send resume to Box 2 and 8 years. Hours, 2pm - children welcome velvet, excellent 3!1 FORD FAIRLANE 1966 - 2 A-1 State News. 3-2-19 8pm, Monday • Friday. Some FTI nn 10. oc HOUSE TO sublease until 32^50 door, new battery, exhaust, weekends and evenings. $60 please, no pets Best offer. 393-8G08. September. $180. 482-3679 clutch, rebuilt engine. $400. BABYSITTER 5 month baby, weekly. Contact Vicki before 2pm. 3-2-20 DEADLINE P.M. one class day 351-5147. 5-2-20 Call IV4-4411 your home, Spartan Village. Cinchl Call 355-3172. 3-2-19 Neiberg, 351-0598 487-5081. 6-2-23 or KNOB HILL STUDENT OR GRADUATE, 21 WETSUIT Eurekan, double Bah 5'8", medium! before publication. FORD GALAXIE 500 1966, IV2-4444 nylon, 34 9 251 - or over, neat, to share house. Cancellations/Co power steering, brakes, radio, V-8. $250. Phone 337-9671. VW GUARANTEED repair. GIRL, FULL time clerk. 40 hour/ week. 9 • 5pm Monday FULLTIME at established men's store. Profit sharing and APARTMENTS Own room, $60/ month, no utilities. 351-1189. 3-2-20 3-2-20 SLINGERLAND DRUM | RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and - Friday. Apply in person. 7 other benefits available. Write rections — 12 noon one 5-2-20 349 4700 complete, with Okemos Road. 349-9620. - 11 on Grove Street 2-2-16 Box E-5. STATE NEWS. class day befor Hours 1122 NORTH Waverly large cymbals. Reasonable p C 2-28 5-2-22 - MAVERICK, 1972 - Grabber Phone 393-2474 alter 5J publications. 9-5 M, Tues, W, F older home, sharp, huge lot. 302 engine. Dark green with 1-496 to Waverly Road, turn 5-2-22 MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, BABYSITTER full time in 1-7 Saturday The State News will be light green pinstripes, low - North. 489 1893. 5-2 20 mileage. 393-0069. 5-2-22 Michigan and Grand River. Okemos home. Own Closed Thurs. and responsible only for the Low cost, expert exhaust SUNBEAM ELECTRIC cu incorrect 351-5085. 2-2-16 transportation, references. first day's repair. Custom work. Pipe 349-9387 after 6pm. 5-2-22 Sunday - except RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wishes 20 in carrying case, MERCURY CYCLONE cobra 353-2045, 641-6116. 2 insertion. bender. FREE ESTIMATES, NURSES for appointments country .home to rent. Good jet, 1 969, 4 speed, 332-2927. C-2-28 ROSELAWN MANOR, skilled BEAUTICIAN OPENINGS now care. 351 3050. 5-2-20 All students aos must be positraction, disc brakes, WEDDING LOCATED GOWN and nursing home, 707 available for chair rental. .prepaid 393-1989. 1=2=16 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East (spring, summer), size' Armstrong Road, Lansing, ODETTES SALON. y« MILE NORTH -WANTED TO RENT 1 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. 332-6821. BL 1 2-16 has positions available, full or 832-0441. S-<2-22 NOVA 1969, 307 V-8, 3 speed, bedroom house, efficiency Complete auto painting and part time, 3 - 11:30 shift. OP JOLLY RD. ON "Fathom" green, carpeted, flat. Kitchen, garage TE AC 1500 W tape deck collision service. 485-0256. Excellent salary and benefits. OCCASIONAL BABYSITTER, all vinyl interior, power OKEMOS ROAD preferred. Near campus. Call tapes, perfect condi C-2-28 Apply in person or call 393- own transportation. steering, radio, Motor Wheel 482 4464 3-2 19 $300. 355 1267 1-2-16 I 5680, Mrs. Swan, personnel. 351-6216. 3-2-20 styled wheels, undercoated, 1 BUICK 1969 LeSabre, 4 door, 5-2-16 WANTED ROOMMATE GUARANT^ - owner, immaculate GIRLS, OWN room, near WATERBED 41,000 miles. Air, Senior Village Green, northwest Citizen's car. 882-6173. Can condition. Call 482-8888. 337-0961. 1-2-16 MANAGER industrial FOR local, laundry, with For Rent ^ Lansing. $110. Phone Barb, 332-8623 from 9 - 5pm. campus, reasonable. 332-8903 evenings. 4-2-16 liner, detachable shagco< frame, $55. Swivel n be seen at 800 Fenton. $5. custom Honda 500 1 experience. Salary $12,000. 3-2-20 CHARGER 1 969, 383 OLDSMOBILE - Delta 88, 1970, air conditioned, power Aviation □IS Daytime 8 i. 5-2-20 5pm. Call TV RENTALS month, $23 per $9.50 delivery, service and pick-up. pei free 3-2-19 GIRL NEEDED for 4 man near LUXURY DUPLEX $35. Steve, 361 9465 3-1 steering and brakes, 5 brand automatic, blue with white new tires. $1,850 or best LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years No deposit. New steri campus spring term. 1200 square feet with 3 DUAL 1214 turntable, si vinyl roof, bucket seats, new off jr. 372-5469 or see at 345 ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN, available at C 332-4520. 2-2-16 Bedrooms. Located near cartridge, $100. 393-B experience in all types of same rates. paint and others. Good must have bench repair after 6pm. 5-2-16 Ch'lson. 3-2-20 flight training. Approved for NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 MSU Faculty Club. $250 per dependable car. Phone experience in TV or stereo ONE MAN - Large comfortable month plus utilities. Call B.J. veterans. FR ANCIS 393-2474 after 5pm. 5-2-22 RUNABOUT equipment. Job open only to apartment close to campus. RUTTER REALTY, PHOTO GRAY lens, t PINTO 1972, 4 AVIATION, Airport Road. TV RENTALS. Color $19.50 speed, $1,700. Green, good Call 484-1324. C-2-28 students, is permanent, and $70. 351 6548. 2-2-16 393-5353. 5-2-21 single vision. 0 per month. Black and white, CHEVROLET - 1964, cheap condition. 332-0978. 5-2-21 on campus. Call 353-9523 $9.50 per month. DISCOUNT. 2615 J transportation, 6 cylinder, afternoons only. B-4-2-19 TWO BEDROOM trailer, PERSON to live or Michigan, Lansit standard shift. $150. PLYMOUTH 1966 - $350 or Employment ii MARSHALL 351-7830. C-1-2-16 MUSIC, furnished. $125/ month plus NEEDED farm, fieplace, peaceful, nice C-5-2-16 482-3446. 3-2-20 FULL TIME, sharp v utilities. If interested, Should like animals. best offer. Call 355-5802 barn. after 4pm. 3-2-16 needed. Good money. Phone 675-7592. 2-2-16 Call Neil before 11:30am or CUSTOM FRAME i ARE CHEVROLET SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS now 351-2755, ask for ED. 0-2-28 after 5:30pm 646 6453. and heater for $50 DriJ VAN - 1965, 4 speed, runs PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - being accepted for part time 1 AND 2 BEDROOM mobile 3-2-19 $10. Other things 48'" good. $450. 489-4930. help. $300/ monthly to start. WANTED FEMALES for homes for rent. East Lansing evenings. 3-2-20 1964, power steering, brakes. 489-3494. C-2-28 - 2-2-19 nude OKEMOS THREE bedroom area Phone 351-4794 or GIRLS CUTE 3 bedroom near AM/FM. Automatic. Good modeling, excellent - condition. $200. Call THE DEPOT pay, hours varied. Apply in faculty or graduate students, 489 8932. 7-2-23 bus, campus. Fireplace. SONY SUPERSC0PE f CHEVROLET MALIBU SUPER 355-0736. 5-2-16 person to MAVERICK furnished, 2 baths, patio, 349-2184, 353-0740. 5-2-21 SPORT - 1972, cherry red has openings for waitresses. WOMEN WANTED for with black hood stripes, rally Various shifts available. NEWS, 1132 North spacious yard, quiet, $260. TOYOTA CELICA Washington. 2-2-16 332-3534 or 332-3145. beautifully furnished wheels, black vinyl interior, 1972, Apply in person 11am - 7pm. 5-2-19 apartment, 731 Burcham. bucket seats. Turbo • yellow, black vinyl roof, air, Experience not necessary. 3,500 miles, $2,800. CASA NOVA GO GO - Part Available March 1st. GOOD QUALIT Located in the Old Grand $2,825 or best offer. 351-1356, 10am • 2pm. Trunk Railway Depot, 1203 time, neat appearance, 600 NEED ONE girl for spring for 337-2645 or 353-9129, 351-8991 before 3pm. 2-2-16 guitar, nevei played,| 5-2-21 West Saginaw. 4-2-19 Cedar Village. Call after 5pm, studio 515. 5-2-21 337-2788. 2-2-1! 882-0418 or 5020 South South Washington, Lansing. Ask for Don Phrllips. 3-2-16 337-0238. 4 2 16 PRIVATE ROOM in 4 bedroom Pennsylvania. 3-2-19 MAILING LIST help wanted, TWO MEN needed for 4 man GUITAR: 12 string *i triumph 1972 - GT6, radio, house $62.50/ per month. 15,000 miles. Excellent minimum 30 hours, $2.00 an spring. Cedar Village. 482-3692. 2-2-16 FG-230 anil case SI® PART TIME salesmen with car. condition. $2,800. Call after Leads furnished. Work any 4 hour. Apply in person, 3308 337-9486. 5-2-21 best offer. 2 man ny'orj 5:30pm, 627-9525. 7-2-22 South Cedar, Suite 11, 2 piece type f hours per day, high TWYCKINGHAM NEEDED 1 condensation. S7£ Lansing. 3-2-16 carpeted. $75. Includes TWO OR 3 girls for house. VEGA GT 1972, silver, 4 speed, commission. Call 882-6317 man to sublease for spring. offer. Mike, 3 between 1 - 5pm. 20-2-26 utilities. Girl. No pets. Spring, near $1800/ best offer. 355-5848. STUDENTS PART Available March 15th. $55/ month. 351-5148. 351-5570. 3-2-16 BL-3-2-16 3-2-16 TIME EMPLOYMENT 5-2-21 WANTED: EXPERIENCED 489-1276. 10-2-28 Earn $50 - $100 per week sales ladies and cashier for VOLKSWAGEN 1971 - arranging interviews. Pay BAKER 619, 3 room apartment, NEED ONE girl for 4 man. $65/ Automatic, perfect shape. fabric, yarn, and craft store. Apply in person with commensurate with ability. completely furnished. $130 a month. Twyckingham, Take over payments. Phone Call 393-2229. 0 10 2-26 month. 372-8615. 3-2-19 351-5729. 5-2-21 Use Your 393-6215. 5-2-19 Jeanet Biessel at MARY MAXIM, 2793 East Grand LARGE APARTMENT for three MALE COUNSELORS, boy's SUBLEASE SPRING and MASTER CHARGE - VOLVO P-1800S 1967 - River, Stadium Plaza, East girls near campus. Utilities camp in Michigan. June 26 - summer, 1 man, $70. 630 Radials, Koni shocks, low Lansing, x-5-2-2 0 paid. 351-4207. 3-2-19 August 18. Waterfront, Stoddard. 337-2197 6-2-16 At T.e STATE NEWS . mileage on rebuilt engine, sailing/ canoeing, tennis, field over drive, $1,450. Phone sports, judo, riflery, trips ONE / TWO girls needed IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - 393-1313. 5-2-19 (must be qualified to drive Only 4 openings for immediately. Capitol Villa. camp bus), crafts. Married After 5:30pm, 351-1765. VOLVO 1 968 1 22S. aggressive, confident, and STUDENTS: - hard working couples considered. Write 5-2-22 Mechanically fine, body fair. people. This is a career opportunity in the giving experience , ATTRACTIVE THREE room 482 2452 or 373-7266. world's fastest growing background. FLYING apartment available soon. TWO MEN for 4 mi 2-2-16 Unfurnished except for industry; Real Estate. We are EAGLE, 1401 North campus spring a young and growing Fairview, Lansing, Michigan refrigerator and stove. Air 337-9486. 3-2-21 VW BUS 1967, rebuilt engine, 48912. 5-2-19 conditioned. 125 Kenberry fm radio. Call 355-2015. company offering a training Drive, East Lansing. Phone GIRL NEEDED FOR 4 man 10-2-22 program plus personal assistance toward a rewarding WAITRESS, NEAT capable 3 7 2-7249 after 5pm spring. Close, $55/ month. VW FASTBACK 1967 - future. For personal person, good starting pay, weekdays. Anytime 332-8851. 3-2-10 interview fully paid Blue Cross, other weekends. 5-2-20 Maintained well, no rust, phone DAY $750. 351-5729, Janie. REALTY 372-7251. Ask for benefits. Apply in person, ONE MAN for three man 5-2-16 Ed Day. 2-2-19 DAGWOOD'S, 2803 East GIRL NEEDED for four man apartment. Close. $70/ Kalamazoo Street. 3-2-16 spring term, Americana month. 351-0309. 3-2-20 l\N BUS 1971 Nine seater, Apartments next to campus. - SUMMER JOBS: Girls camp in RENTAL & leasing agent wanted. 332-6306. 5-2-20 GIRL TO share apartment, good condition, $2,000 or Wisconsin. Instructors for best offer. Phone 351-6000. Immediate and full time $43.75 per month. Call ceramics, riding, dramatics. Ask for Ted. 3-2-16 employment, must have car, ROOMMATE WANTED to 351-1240 after 6pm. 3-2-20 Don't Be Caught A Iso cook and R.N. be ambitious, and willing to share three bedroom Experience required. Mr. work nights and weekends apartment. Call 489-3977, GIRL NEEDED to sub-lease Napping l6s jj&rci Jacobson, 1960 Lincoln Park West, Chicago. 60614. 312 - when necessary. commission basis Paid only. For on $55.4-2-19 spring term, large apartment across from campus, 528 - 7666. 3-2-20 YAMAHA, BMW, TRIUMPH, further information call GIRL NEEDED to sublease 2 351 6148 B-1-2-16 For a I i m ited RICKMAN. Now is the time Thomas R Bouman, man apartment. Close, Rent WANTED: ONE skier. Ski 7 time* State News to buy. Be ready for the EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., reasonable. 351-5893. 3-2-16 WESTBROOK APARTMENTS, days during spring break at warm weather. Custom REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 located west of Williamston will bill your Alta, Snowbird, Park City, by accessories, parts and service. -5pm daily. 10-2-21 MSU AREA - Okemos, 1 and 2 on Grand River, 1 bedroom, classified ad. Call SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, introducing MSU to cheap bedroom unfurnished carpeted, drapes, air fun - filled Motorhome ski now! INC. 2460 North Cedar, conditioning, $135/ month. trips. Contact Brad STUDENT TO bus dinner for apartments, air conditioning, Holt. Just South of I-96 1135 West Grand River, immediately, (313) 449-2668 meals at Sorority. Call carpeted, modern, heat 'effective til Feb. 23. overpass. Phone 694-6621. collect, anytime. 1-2-16 332-5123. 2 2-16 included. 349 1607. 3-219 332-2414, 655-2642. 1-2 16 C-5-16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, February 16, 1973 15 I For Sale |^J | Mobile Homei Jjjafl] J0 Labantz i T stereo tun« S t ap e^ dwkT'reco^ SKYLInE 19 7 3, (Underwriters Laboratory $3995. SISTERS (OR brothers and Rosen urges approval of relief for N. Viets .,ereo taP« sisters). Need a sister to share (continued from PS500 auto reverse cassette Seal of Approval) THOMAS page 1) certainly an understandable political argument house or apartment? Call Daniel Moynihan, is on his way to India. to make that deck. Maranda Sensorex PIANO - CHICKE RING. MOBILE HOME why should we help other nations, ,»oe 12750 Colby Lake SALES, Linda, 485-5577. X 3-2-19 Rogers was put on notice in an appearance before the particularly one with camera and lenses. Sears Beautiful mahogany which we have been at war, when si r console Road, 10 House Foreign Affairs Committee a „,reMM we aic not able to do all are MUl, with bench. $700. miles East week ago that 1 Coldspo. mini - refrigerator 694-0277 of Frandor just FAMOUS BOARDER many of the things that we would like to do at home, l0o used 8 track tapes, $2 2-2-16 north of M-78. Before moving Into the congressmen do not want the United States to rush in 675-5152 too I .ach 500 used stere0 8,bums' 675-5373. 2-2-16 only house he ever owned, fast with economic assistance to North Vietnam. The But he said such GAS HAMILTON Abraham Lincoln lived In a Vietnam peace agreement calls for such arguments had been used against USED stereo equipment, dryar for sale U.S. aid in general aid in past years and that foreign sed zoom lenses, binoculars, Contact Mrs. J.F. Wharton FRK PORTABLE TV boarding house with wife terms, without setting any specific amount. Congress had concluded that such 353-3922 Mary. The rent, only $4 a help overseas was part of America's responsibility. TV sets, typewriters, adding or 372 928e! with purchase week! radios, m.chines, nestries clock Used snow skill of mobile home from spare Need extra cash? Rent joint u.S . thjsj.uf completed Hanoi visit, North Vietnamese " economic commission to deal agreed to a On the amnesty issue, Rogers denied any contradiction raupp rooms with STATE between President Nixon's Z boots, $5 up. WILCOX campfitters SELECT News Classified Ads. Just * amnesty - denial policy and ECOND HAND STORE. Sleeping Bag and Hiking dial 355-8255 to place your . 1VVar_r^?°ns^ruc!'ion has yet to spell out what aid' The Nixon administration reconciliation with the former enemy abroad. amounts it wants I Boots Sale! Selected down MOBILE HOMES ad where you'll reach Congress 509 East Michigan, Lansing. sleeping readers. Maybe you'll even lots of appropriate. He said that the 485 4391 5:30 pm bags and hiking LANSING'S LARGEST administration policy on deserters c boots. 2208 East house a future president. draft evaders "is not a Saturday, Michigan It today I Oo failure of compassion" but (Vmericard, Master Avenue, 489-4188. 5-2-19 DEALER a I Ban And this AD HOTEL AND Restaurant I layawav5 C-2-28 HAMMOND M-3 organ. Very Open Weekdays 9:30-9:00 seniors: Expand your good condition. $700. Phone Saturday 9:30-5:00 education greatly. Drive a 25 N. US 27 at luSTOM 250 amplifier and 694-8232, 694-0093. 6-2-16 Webb Rd. DeWItt foot demonstration bus to T bottom. Almost new. cheap! [Call 353-8417.3-2-16 Sights & Sounds SCHULT 669 2115, 669-9335 - 12'x60' with I|'x7' 50 food service with and sell locations Michigan. Council prospects on the per Parolee admissions faces review expando. Awning, 3-ton use of local food ■aBCO ST4 manual turntable broker's 1 with SHure M91 ED cartridge. Specials central air conditioning, products. The best start you (continued from I 3 months old. Must sell! metal shed with could possibly page 1) investigation of an incident Richard O. Bernitt, MSU metal get broadening future incidents Gaines was awarded I 3514248. 3 2-16 DYNACO PAT 4 pre-amp. cabinet for clothing. Located yourself for future on camDus. has led police to believe that director of public — Dynaco stereo 35 watt power Delhi Manor. Burton said the list would a Parolee is in fact involved, safety, $1,460 in financial aid from 3-2-16 694-8719. responsibilities the same time not be used to harass the acknowledged that the the University to go along ted furniture. Beds, amp., $1 15. 353-7601 you earn. Register Placement Burton did not elaborate, campus police were not with a $1,455 award from 1-2-16 parolees but would be used He made the list available fma„resses. chairs, desks. 1952 Travelo, 8'x36'. Phil and only when the routine previously aware that the State Vocational s, kitchen table, 80 furnished, because the campus police Gaines was a parolee, Rehabilitation Dept. The FISHER XPFB 4 way speakers. 9<>od condition, : water heater, oil near MSU were not aware that Gaines $160/ pair. Fisher 450T must sell! $1100. 351-8358 MSU award was granted I heating stove, etc. Call was a parolee until 1626-6753. B 1 2 16 watt receiver. $275. after 5pm. 3-2-16 Peanuts Personal who's whose contacted the State Police they He could not recall any Sept. 8, 1972 for the winter 355-3114. 1-2-16 SKYLINE 8'x53', carpeted shortly before his arrest Jan. previous incidents involving through the summer terms the handyman, 2 good parolees on of 1973. condition, mile from campus HE GREAT RACE IS campus. KUSTOM AMP 200 ENGAGEMENTS _„jminutn storm doors, watt. 6 15 $1,500. 332 4213. inch COMING 130"x8O", 36x80. Provincial Used speakers, vinyl covers. little. Call 349-4457 X-5-2-16 HALL. BL-1-2-16 - HOLDEN Debi Heck, Detroit Henry C. Dykema, ■bi-fold doors, (3) - 36", (2) sophomore WHAT'S director of financial aids, Lost & Found 1 louvered wooden 1-2-16 J|Q) J to Reff Reinhart, Niles junior. explained that all MflPfENfflO ■bi-fold door, 18". Various applications for financial aid SCOTT 344B Cindy Icurtain rods. 372-8969. FM receiver 54 Hamilton, Kalamazoo are considered on the basis watts RMS total, $120. FIND SOMETHING? senior. Delta Delta Delta to Fred ■1-2-16 Buster Brown of need only, and not on an 353-4132. 1-2-16 If you've found - Happy Sofen, Kalamazoo, Miami a pet or article of value, we want Birthday! Only four more University senior, Delta Tau applicant's status, ■STOM AMPLIFIER, 200 to help you months to go. as long as 15 inch speakers, AUDIO ENERGY. return it. Just come in Love, your Delta. he has been admitted to the - Dynaco to the collie. 1-2-16 ers. Used little. Call PAT4, stereo 120. State News Classified University. He added that Dual Dept. I349.4457. 1-2-16 1019, base, dust cover, and tell us you want to place Jacqueline Buckley, Concord, The LBC Coffee Hour will need is determined on the What's Happening must he Shure 91E. Electro an ad in EAST LANSING Real Estate Mass. junior at feature Sam - Fitchburg State received in the State News Upchurch, asst. basis of the difference EV4A. List $944. Best offer College professor of geology, (cycle YOUR old plastic STATE BANK'S found to Thomas Bigford, office, 341 Student Services "The Past, Present and Future discussing between a student's allotted Call over $550. TLC by column. As a public service Concord, Mass. junior. Bldg., by 1 p.m.; at least two Audiophile. 332-6422 after EAST LANSING STATE EAST LANSING, 3 class days before of the Great Lakes" at 3 p.m. budget and the amount he I339 2?77 Friday for pick-up. bedrooms, No publication. today in the West Holmes upper can be expected to 10pm. 1-2-16 BANK will run the ad at no 1VJ baths, large family Michael Ann pay 1-216 room, Bigelow, Mt. lounge. from other sources. extra cost to you. dining room, close to all Clemens junior to accepted by phone. Jeffrey C. itique SHOW and sale TEAC TAPE deck, 3300 10" EAST LANSING schools. Priced in low 30's. Manley, Bloomfield Hills junior. aarev ZEDEK reels, never used. Best offer, STATE BANK 420 Bailey. 332-8426. 3-2-16 Anyone familiar with racist, Dykema noted that he sexist, patriotic or has awarded aid to parolees over $400. 351-4301. 1-2-16 C-2-28 Republican ■temple, 1924 Coolidge ideology is invited to an ATTENTION FACULTY -915 Typing Service on two occasions. [Road, East Lansing, Sunday COMPONENT STEREOS 20% LOST: VERY large Snyder, East ■February 25th noon to 10pm - square horn Lansing — on to 9pm. Donation brands. 351-7789 evenings, Auditorium, 2 weeks ago. 351-6289 or JIM WALTER undergraduate student, was Call REALTY, REALTORS TYPING TERM papers, 1.25. y s by weekends. 1-2-16 Andi, 332-6219. theses, Women's Liberation will meet China assigned to Owen Graduate S-5-2-22 372-6770. BL-1-2-16 etc. Electric, tonight in 102B Wells Center when he registered ■professional dealers, bake Experienced. at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the FM STEREO cartridge for JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075 delicatessen, special Women's Center. All women are for classes Jan. 3. 8-track player. Panasonic LOST: SMALL white BURCHFIELD C-2-28 welcome. t, free parking. 3-2-23 case, - NEWLY Free U classes meeting this 8-track tape recorder. contains contact lenses. decorated low maintenance 3 Wayne The weekend: Communes - 8 p.m. (Red) Knaak, 353-0823 days. Vicki. 1-2-16 Reward. 355-51 36 bedroom home. Large lot, typewritten Weekly People Club will Friday, 343 Albert Street; Yoga resident adviser at Owen, 355-1091. 3-2-20 meet at 7 p.m. today in 31 yarage, patio, fenced yard, REPRODUCTIONS - Union. - 7 a.m. Friday - Union Green said no one in the hall knew full basement with Horvath will discuss Room; Human Potential 7 p.m. CASSETTE DECK, 2 months recreation resumes, theses, papers, value, price and profit. - Gaines was a parolee until ■SS GUITAR Gibson old; cartridge player; small room. By owner, $20 800 poems — rendered promptly, Friday, Synergy; Yoga - 9 a.m. FOUND: LARGE sum of his arrest. light speakers, 882-0580.4-2-16 fastidiously, Saturday, Union Green Room; Jioiiow body, double pick-up. auto speakers, money near Museum. Call reasonably. Omega Psi Phi fraternity will String Instrument Construction ie condition, $185. Craig tapes. Reasonable. 351-0706. 332-4493. 5-2-19 hold a cabaret dance at 9 p.m. - Bonnie and 11 a.m. Saturday, Robert C. Underwood, 355 6867, keep 1-2-16 identify, LANSING: MOORES Saturday in the Holmes Hall Synergy; Bio 337-9031. C3-2-16 River Feedback 1 h Driv EXPERIENCED IBM typing, classrooms featuring Wajumbe - p.m. Saturday, manager of residence halls, ng. 5-2 20 quality Synergy; Video Events 4 p.m. EICO 3070 amplifier, 70 watt carpeted, central air, kitchen theses, term papers, (Pica and Vi Allen. Sunday. Synergy; Guitar - explained that it is not LOST - GOLD Accutron - - 4 Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. unusual of anyone of |r )M PA columns. $200 or stereo. Excellent condition. watch, February 2nd, men's built=ins, electronic air filter, The Astronomy p.m. Sunday, South Hubbard $95. 355-9970. 1-2-16 a large carpeted recreation 25-2-28 Dept. will lounge; Writing Seminar - 7 p.m. Gaines' age to get offer, Call Mike, I.M. Reward! 353-3884. hold an open house from 8 to assigned 132 294 7 4-2-19 room, quarter acre, Sunday, 33 Union. to Owen Hall, even . 3-2-16 sprinkling 10 p.m. Saturday at the MSU though system. 489-1276. 10-2-28 ANN BROWN. they may not be graduate Typing and observatory. The Pre - Law Club will meet PSTROM ELECTRIC □B students. bass FOUND: multilith offset LOVELY scarf. printing. The MSU with Dean Humpreys and two ke new, great action, $200. Recreation Complete Bicycling Club and ie, 351 9562 3-2-16 Vicinity, to Robert stadium. Describe : R< dissertations, theses, service for Crossroads Cycle Club will meet students from the Detroit Law School at 7:30 University of McDonald, Theatre . at 2 p.m. p.m. Sunday in front of the Wednesday Department, Fairchild. manuscripts, general typing, Men's Intraumual Building for a in 118 Eppley Center. ■ ZENITH portable UHF but C-3-2-16 SPRING BREAK with UNION IBM. 23 years experience. tour in the country. All Draft UHF antenna, cyclists 10 excellent BOARD FLIGHTS. 349-0850. C-2-28 are invited. Spain, The Young Socialist Alliance 555 332-0924. $284. Nassau, $189. Contact , SPRINGER FOUND: GREEN diaper bag will sell radical and Marxist BRITTANY PROFESSIONAL near Spartan Village school. us Monday through Friday 1 IBM literature from 1 to 3 p.m. puppies. $5 each. Pets or dissertation typing. BA, MA Please call. 355-1 177. - 4pm, or phone 353-9777. Tuesday through Friday in the (continued from page 1) I Fischer 210cm, hunting. Call 8 8 2-8643. C-2-28 degrees. Marty Union lobby. C-3-2-19 North, consider a ne ler used ($55) and 351-3487. 24-2-28 fill offices. All members _ The Occasionally, if a man ■mdmgs - unmounted Tyrolia Tolkien Fellowship will disappeared after HAWAII NOW available urged to attend. only an □ meet at 8 tonight in the North /] e' used, IS18I 332-0924. LABRADOR RETRIEVER order of induction, the Spring break. $269 plus 10% Hubbard lounge to discuss why pups, AKC. 2 black males, 1 services. Few openings. dragons are not game beasts. Selective Service may fail to black female. 8 weeks old. printing. IBM typing and *h°uld ,s,op by our report him to the U.S. 3 PANASONIC PREGNANT? WE understand. hinriinn 'able from noon stereo Call 337-1485.3-2-16 binding of theses, resumes, t Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at attorney general. Having ultiplex two speakers, no Call us. PREGNANCY publication. a ' Monday through Thursday in 7:30 Across from the Union lobby. Plans are p.m. Sunday in the never been indicted for a - outlet, $40. COUNSELING. 372-1560. camous campus, rnrnpr corner MAP M.A.C. and ... j r beingr McKinley Room, Northwind made for crime, . . a Conference on Racist the evader |32-0924. 3 2 16 | Mobile Homes 0 GUARANTEED EUROPE Grand River, below Jones Theories. To help, call 675 - Apts. can Stationery Shop. Call 7S89. usually return to the U.S. summer flights. Several The MSU Volunteers need with fOOM SET, 4 piece Maple BUSINESS CAREER NIGHT departures. Boeing 707 jet, COPYGRAPH SERVICES readers for blind students. If no problems, Kelly- ai. S1 25 Phone RITZCRAFT 1968. 12 x60', air February 20th, 7 337-1666. C-2-28 Hillel will hold Services at said. - 9:30pm Advance booking only. Don't you can help, call 35 3 - 4400. 9.3 2-16 conditioning and many second floor. Union building. 5:30 p.m. today followed delay! STUDENTOURS, by extras. Please call 485-1633 3-2-20 TYPING THESES and term dinner. Talmud class will be held "The 351-2650. 5-2-21 The Gay Liberation office is biggest thing these |WES 300010" case, elite after 5:30pm. $4000 or papers. Electric typewriter. at 8:30 a.m. Saturday followed by services at 9:30 a.m. and open afternoons daily tor guys can do for themselves it condition, 6 BEST OFFER. X-5-2/21 anyone interested in talking. is years STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 THE CHARTER PEOPLE Kiddush. Call 353 provide all the fa S75 482-4863. 3-2-16 month, $23 per term. Free per present Spring Holidays: 372-7600. 0-2-28 - 9795 Student Services Bldg. or stop by 309 information they can to SKYLINE, 1965 - New shag Freeport $169, Nassau $179, Gordon Silverman from the us," he added. The center PEN'S OTTER delivery, service and pick-up. fur coat, PROFESSIONAL IBM typing - Michigan Assn. of Jewish carpeting in living room, No deposit. TV's available at Spain $239, ring Gay Liberation will n attempts to extract the right excellent condition. $3,000. theses, term papers. (Pica College Students will be Hillel's same rates. Call NEJAC, STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. - r unday in 33 information from the caller Phone 627 9322. 3-2-20. 337-1300. C-2-28 17-2-28 Elite). Sandi, 339-8934. guest at )Sunday supper and Every* ■ interested is speaker at 5:30 p.m. Sunday. and put it together to aid X-25-2-28 The Baha'i's invite anvoni his case. Place Your Service □B PROFESSIONAL electric TYPIST, typewriter. Located a The European Assn. will hold carnival party at 8 tonight at Whitehall Manor Apts., corner interested discussion tonight at of to the 1220 an informa faith at ! Evaders legally who had been inducted before PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD XEROX COPYGRAPH SERVICES, COPIES 4 i. clOSi; to MSU. Call 349-1173 evenings and weekends. of Mt. Hope and Hagadorn apt.4, 351 - 7698. Woodcrest leaving can deal easily with the Selective Service, Kelly 0-1-2-16 Tickets are available foi loday ... Just clip/ complete, mail along with your M.A.C. and Grand River Society for Creative "Story Theater" and th< maintained. below Jones Anachronism check or money order Stationery Shop. events: Fighting Sal/burg Mozarteum Orchestrs 337-1666. C-2-28 TYPING, IBM Selectric. 15 Practice - noon Saturday. Turf at the MSU Ticket office in th< "A guy can come years experience. 484-5902, Arena, Men's Intramural Bldg.; Union. back, Recorder turn himself in and fast efficient service. 5-2-22 - 6 p.m. Saturday, PATCHWORK QUILTS - From Music Bldg. lobby; Ballad and document some case for a your sewing Madrigal Singing - 7 p.m.. Music discharge, scraps. Sewing TYPING TERM papers and Bldg. lobby; regular meeting - 8 maybe on and alterations. 349-2837 theses, electric typewriter, p.m. Saturday. Union Tower psychological grounds. With BL1-2-16 Auditorium. City _ _Zip Code _ fast service. Call 349-1904. Room; Unicorn Masque Players - the right information, he 10-3-1 9 p.m. Saturday, Union Tower won't even have to do The MSU Men's Glee Club any FOR QUALITY service on Room; Renaissance Consort 2 time in the stockade," he - "Singing Statesmen" invite stereo equipment, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, IBM p.m. Sunday, Music Bldg. lobby. see the everyone to a winter concert at said. Consecutive Dates to Run_ STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East term papers, 3 p.m. Sunday inthe Music theses, resumes, Bldg. HUle, wi|, ho,d a game Grand River. C-2-28 manuscripts, etc. JEANINE njght Auditorium. anj socia) a, g:30 p m SaturJav Draft - evaders living SMITH, 339-9714. 0-1-2-16 at 319 Hillcrest Street Bring The Sailing Club will sponsor "underground" in the U.S. HOME _ _ your games and records. almost REMODELING AND a spaghetti dinner at 6 p.m. are guaranteed of I Ad Here: repairs, free estimates. Call Wanted Sunday at Building 323 Cedar The silent film "King of being caught. Kelly said. Jim Wolnosky, 351-8753. Village, apt. 519. Members and The Kings" will be show l at 7:30 guests are welcome. government doesn't B-2-2-19 p.m. today at the Unitarian hunt for these guys. They DON'T FORGET blood c Church. 855 Grove S reet. East Spartan Bowmen will shoot don't even have to. All the CHILD CARE - Home-like Lansing. from 6 to 7 p.m. today and 8 to guy has to do to get caught environment with a nursery 10 p.m. Tuesday in the Turf is get one traffic ticket." school program. JACK AND compensated. MICHIGAN The Grcen l-arth Fo°d Coop Arena. Men's Intramural Bldg. JILL NURSERY SCHOOL, COMMUNITY BLOOD wi" hol in ,hf Captain's tournament Feb. 20. Income tax forms must near Sparrow Hospital, call be filled out with 482-7734. 5-2-21 F°HndoV' Friday 9 4:30. Tuesday °nd - and representatives' mus^be nr.w present MSU Mennonite Fellowship pseudonym, and even a will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday 11 - 6:30. C-2-28 Sunday in getting a job is difficult for 31 Union. Visitors are welcome these men, Kelly pointed Instructions ^ TWO GIRLS need 2 All Baha'is will meet before the conference at 11:30 a.m. and there will be a program for bedrooms children. out. He said he knows of Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid in house or 2 bedroom Saturday at 810D Cherry Lane. "guys who've been doing this Please try to attend. The rds or apartment to sublease American Assn of MOTHERS, PLEASE notice for three to four Less: Pre-school creative dramatics summer. Call 351-3829 after Retired Persons will present years so 1 day $1.50 The far." f10 Words Add: 15c per word 5 days - $6.50 65c per word 10 days - 1.30 per word 13.00* class, $1.50. LEARNING 5pm. 1-2-16 MSU and Eas ill Lansing Albert G. Isaac of the Attorney General's office Michigan CENTER, (downtown unference on "The Unfoldment The East VOLUME I Number 1, Gallery of Man's Destiny: New speaking on consumer fraud at Lansing Draft □ □ □ Lansing). Phone 482 7206, 1 magazine. 355-2300 Order" at 1:30 p.m. World 10:30 a.m. Monday at Coral Information Center is the - 5pm, 5-2-16 Dave Saturday in Gables. Call 332 2085 for Bouse. 1-2-16 the Erickson Kiva. Everyone is information. only one in central invited. Michigan, and is staffed by Mail to. PRIVATE Michigan State News Classified BANJO and guitar physician's assistant Mortar Board will meet at 2 six counselors. Other 347 Student Services Bldg. lessons at ELDERLY desires position. Mature and Audio Aftermath, progressive p.m. Sunday rock and Mother Earth News, will in Union Parloi A. services are located in Ann INSTRUMENTS. 332-4331 experienced, A quorum is needed for MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 excellent 0 Arbor, Grand Rapids and noon - 7pm. C-7-2-16 references. 669-9232. 4-2-21 tonight on selections so attendance is WKAR EM , 90.5. Kalamazoo, Kelly said. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan PRIVILEGE OR PERIL? Campus buses-what a trip By LINDA SANDEL beginning of the term with the addition of One of the campus "rapid" major problem tr.iT s v another bus to that route. State News Staff Writer Approximately 8,900 students have an Overcrowding, limited evening and involves the slow from one route to proce^/',011 * weekend bus service also trouble students extra sticker on their IDs entitling them another who have parted with $21 for the privilege spend many hours at Shaw stU( to use MSU's version of mass transit — the i,w campus bus system. Because of the of riding the lumbering vehicles. sidewalks after another to take leaving one them close, hul?acin8 sometimes inconvenient service, many of "Sometimes you can hardly breathe destinations. 10 their them have decided that "leg power" or mechanically heated socks might be the because you've packed in so close," Ann Gene Garrison, manager of best way to beat the cold and still arrive at Collins, Dearborn sophomore, said. "You're certainly forced to be more services, countered that a svsim ^ their destinations on schedule. one continual chain busline ™ "!Vof Though the majority of the students friendly when someone is only two inches services to a greater degree and Tn 1 appear to be relatively satisfied customers, away from your face." amount of riding buses. time students J ^ some express concern about the It is not uncommon to see a student Garrison also said that inconvenience of packed bases, indirect while h with one arm full of books and the other problems in the service, lack routes and poorly timed schedules. financesoften hinder th** 0f .If * Students frequently complain of what hanging on to a steel lifeline trying for example, have lut'°n. Fu they consider to be poor timing of buses, desperately to maintain some balance in prevented the r spite of the lurches and sways of the jerkily of more buses to the addi particularly along the Case-Wilson, Spartan-Village routes. moving machine. "The bus system a personal taxi caiSX'0"^ - equated, "Sometimes two buses arrive at a stop at service, the same time," Pat Bushman, Lake Orion Brave bus riders resent the half - hour wait between stops in the evening. "It's like trains, student's bus passes and attemptingJ heavy traffic m. freshman, said. "If you don't run fast really a hassle to get to and from night problems that upset the enough to catch them you have a long classes unless you don't mind long periods schedule." re8 wait. It seems that the drivers could be of wasted time," Elnora McLendon, Students opting to make more careful to stay on schedule. I'm useofth. rather tired of getting to my classes late." Mount Clemens freshman said. "I wish system apparently will have difficulties involved in to all! Most students added that the service on they would increase the service, particularly during winter term." everybody, everyplace at the south campus has improved dnro the right time, One more Once a bus arrives large groups of students vie for a limited number of seats. Those not quick enough to squeeze in before the door closes, experience another frustrating delay. Because of such delays some students refuse to buy bus passes, prefering the cheaper method of transportation — walking. Standing room only Once aboard riders contend with crowded conditions and the art of trying to keep a balance on a moving, lurching bus. Those fortunate enough to get seats, however, can sit back for a few minutes before rushing off to their next classes. State Mews photos by Jon Tyner Students who decide to 1 bus system at night fac J lonely vigil at an often ] Shaw lot. After a wait in the cold winter the warmth of the bus ^ be welcome.