. th< michigan Volume 65 Number 108 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Tuesday, February 20, 1973 Local officials denounce H student financial aid rules I .M 'i By JOHN LINDSTROM Beeman, director of intramural sports and recreation services; and attempting to organize students on the State News Staff Writer limothy issue. •Attempting to coordinate a Cain and Martin Malin, cosecretaries of community - wide effort to overturn "We r! Five local officials, including state the Kellogg Center Student Employe must government that demonstrate we are to not second the this policy, Rep. H. Lynn Johdahl, D - East Assn. class citizens and •Informing students how they are that we are fully Lansing, denounced as discriminatory affected by this policy, new federal Beeman said he and his capable of organizing and making our policies on financial aid department voices heare," he said. •Collecting a series of case studies students, and threatened that possible had been in contact with Sen. Phillip of the devastating effects of this policy Malin outlined several actions the legal action may be taken against the Hart, D • Mich., and Rep. Charles on individual students, Kellogg Center Student Employee measures. Chamberlain, R • East Lansing, and Assn. The federal was taking against the new rulings require stricter b°th congressmen offered their rulings: (continued on page 9) monitoring and restrictions on he|Pin resolving the issue. financial aid. The rulings have already Beeman added resulted in an undetermined number that the of students losing government's action had the effect of Value of dollar their campus an after - the - employment and could affect about fact law — that is was 10 per cent of MSU students. punishing students who, at the "This federal action beginning of the school year, decided (restricting to take financial aid. student employment and financial Now those that aid), is a significant contribution did, are suffering for it, he said. increases; gold toward creating an elitist university serving those who can afford the Wahula said the new federal luxury of sampling rulings heady were "an excellent example of how, resources," Johdahl said. when a lack of communication "There is clearly a serious and potential coordination between the state and here for legal recourse and this must federal government exists, the price up again and is student being explored," he added. is the only one that loses." When asked what legal action Wahula charged that because of the Conference would be used, Jondahl that had not yet been that any legal action used replied that decided, but rulings, which demand tighter monitoring of financial aid and restrict LONDON (AP) I Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, would be student - The U.S. dollar Tokyo, London and Paris to its highest Monday criticized directed toward employment, many students strengthened levels the area where on world since the devaluation. It also I federal cutbacks on financial aid to students and warned that could "be used most it are now unemployed "for no apparent markets Monday to its best levels since money improved in Stockholm, Oslo and effectivley." reason.'» I he and other local officials may initiate legal action to counter Speaking with Jondahl at the Those who needed its was devalued a week ago. Copenhagen, three centers where it it most 1 the federal moves. State News photo by Dave Monday news conference were Ron getting it worse," Wahula said. are But trading was slow and had been weaker Friday. Mendrea Wahula, president of ASMSU; Frank inconclusive, dealers said. There was The U.S. currency was ASMSU, he continued, is presently not enough business to marginally In student group membership indicate any weaker in Milan, Brussels and new trend of support lining up behind Amsterdam, but the rises, particularly the dollar. in West Germany, were seen as more U.S. financial markets were closed significant. for the Washington's The Birthday holiday dollar crisis that forced the and traders abroad devaluation Review of U' appeared to be concentrated on West waiting until they reopen before policies asked Germany, and markets were again undertaking new commitments. looking there for proof of renewed Gold, meanwhile, established stability. The evidence record highs again in began to By SUSAN AGER Europe, as it has emerge Monday. The ruling says, in effect, that nearly every day since the dollar was In Frankfurt, for the first Stat® News Staff Writer programming organization — which he ruling that "OBA had reason to believe time University practices have implied defines as a "service organization for devalued. Market sources said the since devaluation, the dollar reached Ia review of that there was an implied consent to University policy and coruvnt to the exclusive membership the student steady rise in the gold price reflected its ceiling or permitted high on the of body at large" - the their membership definition and, concerning membership in some groups like OBA, while continued uncertainly about the new scale of Hdent organizations was urged by University implies that OBA and other therefore, to their plans for a program of paper value exchange rates, 2.9656 University policy, as stated in the organizations like it may have money. marks. It then closed ■on Nonnamaker. vicepresident of board of trustees by - laws (continued on page 7) The dollar fractionally prohibits memberships based on race or sex. rose in Frankfurt, (continued on ■dent affairs. discrimination in membership. page 9) The first recommendation of the ■Nonnamaker's suggestion was "The University has allowed ruling calls for Nonnamaker and the ■sistent with recommendations of interest area groups like Associated Student Affairs Committee to examine | Student • Faculty Judiciary which Women Students and Minority these practices to see if they Truce group to begin fd are Friday on the November Conrad Student Aide Programs to form, and consistent with bylaws which ll incident. specify implied a consent to allow them to that no student organization or club ■Nonnamaker said he would suggest meet separately," James Cannon, may exist at MSU "if it operates under T examination to the University judiciary chairman, said. a constitution that discriminates Ident Affairs Committee at its next He said all organizations must against potential members." ■ting. policing Viet cease-fire complete registration forms before The second recommendation was ■The judiciary, ruling in favor of the scheduling speakers. for a re - examination of student 'e of Black Affairs (OBA), which These forms, he said, also d white nonmembers to leave imply activity forms. Specifically, the a University acceptance of exclusive judiciary asked that the Student ■e by Stokely Carmichael, made membership when they ask whether e Activities Division which provides the recommendations to clear up the "student body at large" or forms revise them "to provide the members saw "an clearly as "primarily members of an for the holding of a 'for members SAIGON (AP) — The chairman of •insistency between policy and organization" are invited to a speech. the international peace ■pted practice." only' meeting." • keeping body Cannon said that though OBA is a The for Vietnam declared judiciary maintained in its Monday the warring parties have failed to make their cease fire work in the 23 - days since they signed it. But he said his 'ahula found innocent organization will move ahead anyway to begin policing it. Ambassador Michel Gauvin of Canada, chairman of the International Commission of Control and >f Supervision, said the cease fire failure procedure violation - as well as the delay of the central Joint Military Commission in becoming fully- operative. has presented the control member and thus commission of with serious 'V teri ALBRECHT prove a violation of the code." influencing the problems The board decision." in meeting its obligations. State News Staff Writer case originally involved a monetary request by Braden for board Following the ruling Monday, Gauvin reported that the All funding of his group's Washington trip Braden said he was disappointed in University International Commission of Control - Student ■wy ruled in support of Nixon. AUSJ the judiciary because he had Monday that ASMSU and Supervision decided to send a W President Ron Wahula was not Braden's action had been a move hoped "they would not be afraid to team into the field Tuesday to P of violating ASMSU code ideologically opposing the board's rule against the ASMSU board, even investigate, at the request of the prior action of allocating money to the though they are an arm of it." _rtures when the I® o a conservative board refused Student Mobilization Committee for Wahula reacted to the decision with United States, the an unarmed American shooting down of group for a trip helicopter on a Washington I).C. on Inaugural its trip to the Jan. 20 demonstrations. mixed feelings saying that the peacekeeping mission last Friday Day. near JW suit was filed by Dana Braden. Wahula. at the time, had interjected judiciary had found him guilty by An Loc. 60 miles north of Saigon. Five (Mm of the Coalition for in the board debate over Braden's implication because they had crewmen were wounded, one T»nsible Action. I decision of the "on judiciary stated Wahula and the ASMSU request, saying that the board had been wVong in allocating money to one dismissed his charges on "insufficinet evidence" rather than ruling him "not guilty." Canadian Unsatisfactory critically, blamed the Viet and the Cong. United States political cause and should not make ambassador Michel Garvin, chairman of the Gauvin said the commission also linn 0, nd not guilty of Violating two mistakes in giving to another. Massoglia also said he would press International Commission of Control and Supervision, tells a will start deploying teams to 14 of 26 the judiciary for action to change its ation° °futhe ASMSU Code of On this point Braden protested, hearing policies to be open to the news conference Monday in Saigon that the Vietnam cease - fire sites on Wednesday. They listed these icientS evidence cause there was charging that Wahula was "out of public in every case except those is unsatisfactory. He blamed the warring Vietnamese sides for as Phu Bai, Tam Ky, and Chu Lai in presented to order in speaking as a nonvoting involving disciplinary charges. failing to abide by the peace agreement. AP wirephoto (continued on page 9) also more exposure for minority By JONATHAN KAUFMAN tougher ordinance. The section. East groups in the city, via the cable new Lansing beyond the State News Staff Writer ordinance was approved Sept. 5 and pie ■ shaped system's public access channels. wedge may start goes into operation when National getting cable (Council The sole proposal came from television service to consider Tonight the East Lansing City Council votes on whether to begin the lengthy legal steps that go into National Cable Co., which now has the city cable television franchise under an old, loose ordinance. Cable's franchise extension under the old ordinance expires If approved. National Cable April 30. says before the end of the year. The MSU campus will not be a part of this system - yet. Robert granting a franchise for a two way - it can start building a Ball, vice president in charge of National Cable now serves about citywide citywide cable television system. operations for LVO CAhle Inc. of granting franchise 1300 apartments in MSU Married Student Housing and about 150 Tulsa. Okla., National's parent The council's decision will be i climax to events that began Dec. subscribers in a pie - shape wedge bounded by Michigan and Grand Background company, says discussions have begun with the University for 13, when the seven • member city River avenues and Delta Street. system within 30 days after it running lines from Erickson Hall to |°r cable TV system cable communications commission gets married housing. (Erickson is the first looked at the only proposal to Expansion was voluntarily all authorizations (such as to bury halted in its cable lines or center for the University's build an estimated $1.5 million 1972 while the East string them along instructional television services seen system. The proposed system Lansing City Council, with input telephone poles) and have it on closed circuit television sets in from a citizens completed in six months. - would not only bring better group, the Community Cable Television Since the classrooms.) television reception to the city, but company says it will Coalition, drew up the new, much activate the system section (continued - by - on page 9) Tuesday, Februa lary 20, 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan figLrrmrifl Office cuts to In Ingham County, a veteran with a problem needs only go to the Civic Center Building in Lansing to get help. In 1972 the 26,274 cases, red tape for vets Ingham County Veterans' Office handled a 648 per cent increase since Mitchell took Mitchell said his office spends much of its t veterans file benefit applications for eduoatin he|pil t I of over in 1969. The veteran population of Ingham County is uses. There a small staff is trained to help cut red tape in the 39,000. Mitchell said that when a veteran files hie veteran's often complicated dealings with the federal and Mitchell said that in the three years he has been with the through the Ingham County office, the Dossihii!Pplic,ti<*l state government bureaucracies. 'Our main concern is in helping the veteran and helping Ingham County office he has served as everything from In receiving the benefits is reduced. y of del«y I him now," Thomas B. Mitchell executive director of the parent to marriage counselor. If something should go wrong, the Ingham cw, I Ingham County office said. "We're also interested in helping the individual veteran has a copy of the materials that were sent ?„ lLy ofr"*| The Ingham County Veterans' Affairs Office has not adjust back to society," Mitchell said. "The veteran has to office in Detroit, Mitchell said. This makes it 11 e easytoflaJ n only received state and national recognition but ranks first be made aware that some one cares. He's only Interested in the problem and rectify the situation. in the state for efficiency. results, what you can do for him." Sometimes the veteran files his own claim and ■ "This federal action receives notification that something is wrong ,en (restricting student application, he comes to the local office Mitch employment and financial aid) is KERNER AWAITS SENTENCIHG Then the papers problem can be pinpointed. must be filled out all over aeain h.V n Mid I Defor« the| a significant contribution toward creating an elitist The most common mistakee university seving those who their claims is neglecting to attach the "r can afford the luxury of sampling its heady resources. " Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl. D East Lansing Judge CHICAGO (AP) - Isaacs left Courthouse hurriedly guilty the U.S. and Isaacs was 15 counts convicted of the against him. Robert M. Administration regional a FitzGerald, director of office in Detroit, delay in the processing of their application One of the most important of these papers is th„ record, known as the DD-214. From this form the said Th v '"""l r 1 Federal Judge Otto Kemer convicted Monday of made no statement. service as well as other pertinent information is nh. • "fl ? byl was Kerner, author of the Kerner, of the Veterans Administration. Eligibility for man, accepting a bribe from governor racetrack interests while he 1968 presidential Illinois from 1961 to 1968, is dependent upon the length of service wnefiuf commission report on The original discharge paper is also necessarv Fit,r was governor of Illinois. was impassive in the ■ is the first active violence, faces a maximum courtroom. said, but most veterans do submit this document Rightists reject Laos pact He judge of a U.S. Court of sentence of 83 yeare in prison and $93,000 in fines. Appeals to be indicted and Prospects for an early cease - fire in Laos have convicted of a criminal Isaacs could be sentenced to in prison and fined Strong Nixon position 73 years diminished following the rejection by the charge. his longtime $73,000. government's right - wing faction of a draft He associate, and Theodore J. Kerner and Isaacs were agreement between Premier Souvanna Phouma and Isaacs, a lawyer, were accused of accepting race checks amnesty hopes! the Pathet Lao. stock worth $300,000 for convicted of conspiracy, rate price of The rightists overcame their usual disputes to fraud, bribery and income the cut • $50,000. The government form a temporary alliance against the proposals, tax evasion. Kerner also was said the stock was made convicted of perjury and which they feel give too much cabinet available to them to insure WASHINGTON (AP) - who could be affected by Vietnam or poiityj making false statements to a representation to the Communist - backed Pathet federal agent. certain racing groups President Nixon's tough amnesty vary widely. protest. He listed til received favorable race stand against amnesty for President Nixon referred predominant reasons fofl Lao. Judge Robert L. Taylor to "those few hundreds who desertion as personal aafl Observers who predicted a cease - fire in Laos of U.S. District Court set no meeting dates from the Vietnam war draft evaders members of the Illinois and military deserters has went to Canada or Sweden family problems, finandT last week now are saying it may take another one date for sentencing. Kerner KERNER problems, inability to adjuj two weeks. This could be altered depending on and Isaacs were free on their racing boards who were left congressional supporters or someplace desert else and chose their to the military environmeiL or appointed by Kerner. of forgiveness with faint country recognizance. how much pressure the United States and North own The seven women and sentencing comes...it's not The government also hope of early action. because they had a higher and lack of respect fa Vietnam put on their allies, they added. five men jurors who heard conceivable that I would charged the defendants Some believe that the morality." authority, irresponsibilit]! agree to probation," concealed ownership of the end of the war and the The Defense Dept. lists romantic entanglement at the evidence of 71 witnesses Thompson told newsmen. 30,000 deserters, less stock through complicated passage of time will heal the some antimilitary protest. in the seven - week trial Amnesty conference banned began deliberations Kerner's lawyer said he would ask Judge Taylor for financial they transactions improperly filed tax and wounds and ea9e emotional divisiveness on the issue. than 10 per cent of whom went to foreign countries, At that committee hearing, nearly Sei I Paris police have banned a conference of "Exiles Saturday afternoon. "a judgment of acquittal" plus "several thousand" year ago, the Defense Depl refunds in 1966 and 1967 Others look for the They spent 16 hours in and if that was denied, he draft evaders. firmly opposed amnesty fj for Amnesty" scheduled here today and when they revealed their President to change his the jury room before their would move for a new trial. mind, at least to distinguish The National military deserters. Wednesday by American war resisters. verdict was returned at In a statement Kerner profits. Interreligious Service Board President Nixon had saj Kerner was charged with between draft dodgers and Police said the meeting, which would have 12:45 p.m. EST Monday. declared, "This battle is for Conscientious Objectors on Jan. 2, 1972. tl lying to a federal grand jury those who deserted after brought together U.S. - based antiwar groups and James R. Thompson. even more important than estimates 60,000 to would be "very liber U.S. district attorney who by denying he ever entering military service. deserters and draft - evaders living in Europe, was life itself because it involves disscussed racing dates with But few, if any, see any 100,000 exiled draft with regard to amnesty, bl prosecuted the trial, told my reputation and honor, resisters and military not while the fightil potentially "disruptive to public order" coming so newsmen he favored prison which are dearer than life racing board members. chance that Congress could thirds deserters, and says continued in Vietnam q soon before the 12 - nation Vietnam talks opening Kerner was convicted of muster a two - sentences for Kerner, 64, itself, and I intend to all 17 counts charged and thousands more Americans were being hd here Feb. 26. and Isaacs, 62. majority needed to grant continue this battle." prison or have gone prisoners of war. "When the time for amnesty over a presidential Vietnam veteran Michael Uhl attributed the veto. underground in the United The last amnesty fj police move to "an extraordinary degree of President Nixon said at a States. military deserters i pressure" he believed American officials had put conference Jan. 31 The Defense Dept. granted by President Ci °fi the J^rench government. U.S. embassy 100 n spent last weekend themselves are not the most hearing be changed to Mar. 20. The hearing was originally pug ii out of the five house they have d for almost a year - in Soviet plane crash damaging result of the high court's decision. Worse, they argue, is the requested by the city attorney att the council's Feb. 6 meeting. John Massoglia, 656 Forest Ave., who battled tree Je awaiting the outcome "chilling effect" of the will offer an ordinance requiring - I their divorces and a ruling which makes PRAGUE (AP) - A three 12 the regular morning flight s are cut in East Lansing. crew members, prfv fight. - jet Soviet airliner burst informants said. About half from Moscow to Prague, "here was more of a into flames and broke apart of the survivors needed only Aeroflot Flight 141. ute over custody of the while attempting to land at aster children, according first - aid treatment, though An investigation Prague International Airport FRIGID a Russian stewardess was commission headed by fancy Kaplan, a court - Monday. Western airline Dinted social worker. reported in serious Czechoslovak Transport sources at the airport condition with Minister Stefan Sutka went 'But 1 really couldn't compound reported 77 of the 99 leg and fractures. to the scene to attempt to Will be at the Gables Tues. rate the two cases, since persons aboard perished. arm Night ' The official determine the cause of the SS to help celebrate are so closely tied The 22 survivors fther," the social worker Czechoslovakian news crash. included 14 of the 87 It was the second disaster official Flaming agency gave no passengers and eight of the casualty figures but in five months to strike confirmed that the plane Aeroflot, the Soviet state had crashed "during a airline. A crash near SMSU to weigh landing maneuver" and that "some of the passengers survived." crew and Moscow last claimed 176 lives, making it the worst recorded civil air Oct. 13 Night (IMo better deal in town on Tues. tonlte is Night) TALL The Tupolev 154 in history. jet was lining lobby units The State News is published by the students of ::j:| From 9 P.M. - 2 We're still offering s| A.M. in the Showbar e ASMSU board will involvement with I student lobbying changes in elections procedures beccause of the recent decision to hold Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Sumiher Term, and a night on Harvey W»' BOY! special Welcome Week edition is published in Jpsat a meeting at 8:30 elections during registration. September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. | Tuesday at Delta Tau The board will also Member Associated Press, United Press 330 N. Harrison discuss the funding of a International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan system of mail - in Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan w board will discuss complaint cards. Jsible ASMSU Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East prship in the Michigan Lansing, Mich. ■« Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Education Student • a lobbying group Petitions Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, J°»d of students from Michigan, 48823. Jer colleges in Michigan. Petitioning is now open Phones: M( group has not had for five positions on the B1 influence because ASMSU All News/Editoriul 355-8252 Af the University Classified Ads 355-8255 three big Elections Commission. _Universities are Display Advertising 353-6400 Petitions may be obtained Ron Business Office 355-3447 Wahula, in 334 Student Services Pl' president, said. He Photographic 355-8311 Bldg. and must be returned Campus Information 353-8700 ^negoal of membership by 5 p.it March 2. . p ?foup would be to to the possibility of ''n 8 student Jtttatives on the MSU M "f Trustees. B|hu'a Wraend said he that ASMSU will THE DOMINO'S ■Jpresentatives to the ^■ conference Student of the 28 to March Lobby 2 in ■"pon, D. c. P poup I" ° objectives of are to get representatives this on THIRST QUENCHER H8°verning boards Sweater T1ot% against * « student recent Same speedy free delivery, Set funding pt of Health, 15 p and Welfare Section. a double expov - of fashion W'H suggest at supeib savings long y eeve nbbed E|< present of a 12" of a 16" Piixa caidigan with matching sleeveless turtleneck r#«ee Hour in washable nylon/aciyiu Fiesh It. wllh 4 free spung l^TAIN 2 free Pepsi's Pepsi's colois of pmk, blue oi white n s .• es S M I JZUTAUl ly , c Safety 351-7100 351-7100 ■oidcT 3:00 P M- Good with coupon thru Sun ■ ,.CoSe Hall, Feb. 25,1973. No other c L 7*1 Grill lI^PROViDED .Jaoc >1 )S( )i is -EDITORIALS C.L. SULZBERGER New trustee boost In accounta defining topics for A voluntary world power J by the United States. These might Utmost care is therefore being hoped actual fighting The board of trustees moved a YORK TIMES strength step closer to real accountability discussion at executive session, NEWS SERVICE reduce its bargaining position in such taken to insure that the difficult American forces now assigned 'I the board has developed specifics WASHINGTON - Pentagon studies complex negotiations as the second switch away from the draft to a overseas areas will not be redu J? I within the University Friday community by approving rules of to which it must be held have persuaded the White House that round of SALT(arms limitation) talks, ending of the draft and shifting this reciprocal force reductions and volunteer system will not calculations by weakening America's upset these comparable reduction*^1 negotiated with adversaries. *| accountable. These topics defenses. At present U.S. forces total procedure and meeting policy. year to armed forces based only on European security. include financial transactions, volunteer enlistments will but slightly 2,350,000 including about 300,000 in Moreover, the White In their action as the The part played by American h I contract and collective diminish the over-all size of this NATO Europe, 42,000 in South Korea recognizes another delicate governing authority at MSU, the armed forces in diplomatic bargaining problem;" a "*■ trustees have recognized their bargaining negotiations, honorary awards, legal cases and country's military establishment. Therefore this will neither weaken the is regarded as critical. This is true, for example, in Europe where every effort and 30,000 in Japan. The plan is that by the end of the 1974 fiscal year, 12 the cut in Sho^dTh^rbe^^ conventional stmnlu^ I I obligation to conduct official months after the volunteer system is Europe, for example, this m'Bht revive1b II U.S. defense role at home or abroad is being made to keep approximate miaht business in open public session. personnel matters. nor affect its role as a major factor in totally effective, the figure will drop deDenden«» ..n™ Mli.. For their new policy to prove parity in strategic weapons between achieving foreign policy goats. the NATO and Warsaw pact coalitions only by 100,000 to 2,250,000. weapons. That is a dirertm,? - ■ The adoption of an official meeting policy will more clearly credible and reliable, the board President Nixon's grand strategy for and also in the strength of It is anticipated that recruiting to that which American follow. It might also planned P members should take care to an era of negoitations is clear. It conventionally equipped armies. levels can be kept up by making to give fe I define the limits under which the limit their discussions exclusively focuses on adaptation to new world realities in a way that doesn't upset This approximate parity must be military service more attractive impetus to the idea of a nuclear force "Eu^SSIt I I trustees operate. The to these topics at closed sessions. supported until negotiations that have without weakening discipline and composed of effectiveness of any new policy Any transgression of this the existing power equilibrium. To preserve a security balance it is still but tentatively begun, can bring stressing that volunteers are given the British and French atomic forces 081 can best be determined by the policy should not be tolerated by considered about gradual reductions in strength type of job for which they are best At one time Washington necessary to devise a t by both sides and simultaneously in suited and in which they are most such a combined force sincerity and integrity of those conscientious board members certain architecture of international which wouffl interested. who work under the policy. who recognize the importance of relationships in which reductions of order to avoid tilting the power partly governed by the desires offl Italy and ? strength by one or another group of balance and causing a slide in one or European allies such as A major aspect of the new extablishing explicit criteria. powers is met by comparable another direction. The essence of the Efforts are being made to reduce all West Germany. The« i " 0t"L Concerned trustees should not concept is preservation of non-combatant elements in the less enthusiasm for it policy governs executive sessions, accept a lukewarm enforcement reductions by other groups. To avoid disequilibrium the present what is seen as an enduring stalemate military complex and to assign here now, y| which are closed meetings of the of these guidelines and should President is represented as wholly as the most realistic means of civilians to certain jobs now held by Likewise, it is necessarv to • I board and President Wharton held immediatedly before the walk out, if necessary, to prove opposed to any unilateral force cuts guaranteeing peace. uniformed personnel. In this way it is adequate American strength in region of Japan to back up £I Zi trustees' regularly scheduled their commitment to the country s national defense form integrity of the policy. both the U.S.S.R. and monthly open session. to China con njl nuclear expand the.r conventional I - tipped missile power. If the U.S. were not visibly present! SDS vs. r elements urging that become an atomic could gain influence. Japan also shou military pow»l j no Washington is bvl the professors, including three means enthusiastic about ,1 Though the Students for a such from MSU, signed a resolution in prospect. ■ Democratic Society (SDS) should be applauded for guarding the July 1972 "American Hie administration's essential aii against racist theories, the recent Psychologist" calling for to make a smooth shift from relia 50 discussion and research into on conscript forces to reliance o„ SDS attack on professors for volunteer system, which is encouraging racism is misguided. heredity as it affects human effect virtually il behavior. The SDS charged that already though the leg! The SDS charge resulted when in effect the professors are giving deadline doesn't come until July if (The restriction is subject to changeM encouragement to scientists who national emergencies.) claim that blacks score low on IQ Free tests deficiencies. because of hereditary In other words, the wishes to comply with the consensus on this vital i: Presidenl nation# either opting out of worlfl education A careful study of the resolution shows that the signers responsibilities sentiments. indications It are or is feeding a difficult that it has 1 isolationist job bul really are interested in the ^'SORRY. . WE'RE SO FULL OF UNION PEOPLE WE HAVE NO ROOM FOR MIRE PASSlNGERSjy successfully faced. A state educator's proposal to necessity of freedom of establish a free public college expression and are not taking a system beyond the existing K - stand on either side of heredity 12 education is intriguing, but research. POINT OF VIEW loses touch with reality in pursuit of equal opportunity. Through racism or any other In a letter to Nixon, the idea of free K - 16 education was President proposed by James F. O'Neil, vice president ■ means be of discrimination is not to tolerated, the freedom of speech precious. The free flow exchange right is equally of Ecology By GLADWIN HILL poses The other is a set of problems of touchy problem great deal of advance planning." tin, gold, silver, and magnesium, n of ideas will insure that racist (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES vastly greater magnitude, whose In another message 13 months later experts are predicting exhaustion I of the State Board of Education. fallacies will be beaten down. NEWS SERVICE solution involves changes in deep - — alluding to growing concern over the prime world supplies in as little as 1 Though equal educational LOS ANGELES - The so-called rooted social mores and beliefs. fact that the world's population is years. opportuiiity is an important goal energy crisis has made many people Generally grouped in this category doubling every 30 years — he said: for the school systems, the The SDS is to be commended aware that a "second generation" of are the energy pinch, the land-use "Population growth poses an urgent Only this week the Nation! for bringing the results of environmental problems is closing in. problem, the global "population problem of global dimensions. If the Commission on Materials Polic| offering of free college is of President reported that the United States in hereditary studies to the further Nixon, in his third bomb" and a relative newcomer, the United States is to have an effective dubious benefit to a society environmental reduce its consumption of so attention of the message to Congress "resource crunch." voice in world population policies, it already lacking skilled citizens in public with its materials to help avert a "globj Thursday, took partial note of this but Nixon talked about progress against must demonstrate willingness to face such fields as mechanics and warning that such studies may be he indicated that there its crisis." were some the pollutions and about the energy own population problems at used as an excuse to cut back appliance servicing. things he preferred to worry about squeeze, and reiterated what he had home." The crux of this problem is th welfare funding or curtail black later. To wit: A population policy and said before about the need for land use a resource policy above and raw - material prices have reflect O'Neil should stick closer to college admissions. beyond planning legislation. But several things have happened the matter of fuels. since then. Last May, after a two-year only the cost of production ai home, He did not mention either challenging deficiencies Environmental distribution, as if the supply wej But academic freedom of problems divide population, or the problem of the study, the Commission of Population such as inadequate vocational roughly into two categories. One is the Growth and the American Future unlimited. Rapidly gaining suppol United States and the world's rapidly education, rather than seeking research must be neither various kinds of pollution, with which recommended zero population growth, among economists and otbfl dwindling store of basic materials, specialists is the concept that the# headlines by sending giddy sacrificed or discouraged no the nation has been preoccupied up to such minerals. facilitated by liberalized abortion and should be "built into" prices f as suggestions for free college to matter how emotional the now and whose sollution is essentially birth control services, including Both are political hot potatoes. At materials a reflection of the fact thr Nixon. results. technical. making contraceptives available to least one inference likely to be drawn minors. Nixon cold - shouldered the they represent depletion of a « from their absence from the limited natural bank account and tl report, saying, "I consider abortion an environmental message is that they are today's consumers are in effel unacceptable form of population control." John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie classified advertising manager; Bervin problems for which Nixon and his mortgaging the future and using 1 Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial office manager. advisers have not yet been able to If population limitation is touchy, things that perhaps should r editor. formulate policies deemed politically the problem of material resources is husbanded for their grandchildren, j Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick viable. Members of the board of directors: Vic more so. Not everyone is interested in Wilbins, city editor: Mike Cody, copy chief; Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice In a message to Congress in July Rejiggering prices in this way w Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - babies, but everyone has economic sports editor. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland Williams, 1969, announcing the creation of a interests that will be affectted by the mean incorporating what amounts to Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Rom Riordan, Michael Orr, A1 Wilke. population study commission, Nixon resource crunch. depletion tax - the opposite of tj Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 The Michigan State News is a seven - time said: "Informed observers agree that "depletion allowance" treasured j Kirleis, circulation manager. population growth is among the most The crunch is that, at present rates the oil and timber industries, I recipient of the Pacemaker Award for Art Levin, general manager; Robert outstanding journalism. important issues we face. They agree of consumption of a score of basic exercise no one in public office uM Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, that it can be met only if there is a materials such as copper, lead, zinc, to talk about before he has II of the case. In my judgment, Two Dept. knowledge published. Each secretary has areas of concentration but we shudder to think basement of Wells Hall and was so miserable that she later quit. I was assurred Parollees article represents a gross conversation. distortion ■ ,1 by Gerald O'Connor, To the Editor: our To the Editor: how our pleasure in doing our own personnel director, (after I had been I am very disturbed with the article Charles F. Seel® Direct® We must supply some information jobs would diminish if secretarial jobs notified that I was bumped out of my regarding MSU parolee admissions that Cents supplementing that of your news story became inflexible, if a second job by a woman who worked 26 appeared in the State News, Friday, Office of admissions and schoIarshj| Feb. 16i on secretaries. secretary wouldn't help with drops - years), that I would be translerred to relative to the Paul Gaines case. In the Dept. of Statistics and and adds during the early days of a another position which was just as • Particularly so because it represents a Worth Probability, which we have a consists of secretarial staff people — of individuals, each a specialist in many quarter, if a second secretary wouldn't collate material for a class next hour. And there would be a mess of grumpy good with the same rate of pay. He then went transferring on vacation and left the to Lamett Bates, replay of the reporter's comments to me under the guise of my statements. To be specific, on two occasions the Hockey To the Editor: . areas of activity necessary to the people around If someone didn't make (associate personnel director.) . reporter indicated to me that a We realize that basketball is the. coffee. The State News welcome* operation of a department. Faculty, Connie Shapiro member of our staff went to Jackson thing" on campus but as hockey ■ Bates told me that I was to take all letters. They must be secretarial staff and students work asst. professor of Prison prior to Gaines' parole to admit we were wondering if the chee ■ this other job that I hold now. would do us a favor and try 1 together to carry out the functions of statistics and probability him to the University. I have neither typed on a 65 space line and the department. We of the faculty Needless to say, the position was for to one of the last home hockey g 1 and 12 others confirmed nor denied this double spaced. Letters must realize that we are extremely fortunate $1,500 a year less. If I hadn't taken it statement. Yet the article attributes We all know that the MSU baske 1 Feb.14,1973 I would have been out of a job. be signed and should for the individuals who form our I have kept silent because of a fear the statement to me. team currently holds seventh p I include hometown, student, secretarial staff. We don't say so every The article further states that I the Big Ten race and althoug | faculty or staff standing, local phone number and day. We do occasionally, and we often hear students express their Secretary that I would be replaced at this job too, but now I think it is time I spoke up. indicated an official of the would meet with Robert University Burton, hockey team is only second p i the Big Ten, third in the * * local address. No unsigned' appreciation for the trouble our To the Editor: Gaines' parole officer, to discuss Collegiate Hockey Assn., and six ■ letters will be accepted, but secretaries go to to help them get the I would like to make an addition to My boss is a fine man to work for, possible changes in admission policy. the nation, it might hep J information they need about courses, the article "Secretaries spum furniture but so were the coaches I worked for What I said was that Burton called our cheerleaders would come a 1 the State News will withhold author's in about our free tutoring service, etc., image" which appeared in the Feb. 15 in intercollegiate athletics, so I wish office and indicated a willingness to the guys on. They work hard a J re« n J name and most particularly about how to State News. the State News would print this letter meet with a member of our staff if we think they deserve more extreme cases. Letters may be edited for straighten out University record I am one of the secretaries who was go the secretaries on campus would felt such a meeting was necessary. than what they have been rec I clarity and employed in the Dept. of understand that it can happen to tti the occasions when the Spartans! conciseness so that more keeping difficulties. We of the faculty hope our appreciation shows In our Intercollegiate Athletics. I was the one them. me I stated reporter called quite explicitly that I am Go get 'em ^ jJ Karen Bowers letters can be tone of voice and in our manner In who had been employed by MSU for not free to respond to questions Cathy Witchell Lu Ann accommodated. Letters wilf working with the secretaries on 10 years, the other one, Nancy secretary because the subject in question is to be Lois Weeks K°ma"« 1 Lansing^ J not be edited for content. registration, in preparing material for Grieveson had been employed two International Studies and Programs tried and the University does not wish East student use and in getting new years. She was transferred to the Feb.16,1973 to endanger the successful prosecution Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday Hall dues policies stir confusion bv linnea slater 0n'1, State News Staff Writer '"h*»™ to- T»» P»V ">«" before they procedures available are the mandatory residence hall rovided by the (Jar™" L C'"«d' Sl°d»»sk« »id powers of the living unit dues policy was In conflict Students were told the dues With some residence halls some students have but last Of the three students judiciary, which include the with Section 1.5 of the were optional, but many did vear nniv an uiring that each resident nn not who understand and fSH2ML2 came to the hearings, issuing of a warning or a are now Academic Freedom Report, hall dues and others requires them to pay dues two paid their dues and one living unit probation. demanding refunds of their .fhp dues optional, because they say Slodowske Slodowske, Van Hoosen was the Student - Faculty dues. they never Hall adviser, exempted. The With the powers of the r the status of use the services which the said. judiciary is still formulating Juciciary decided that no is dues provide. As a This year the judiciary so limited, it is contradiction was proved. Residence halls continue Van a decision on the women hard to result, Hoosen government decided enforce a dues Section 1.5 deals to assess dues some residence halls have who did not appear. with varing from Si of the hall dues LL made dues optional. to enforce the and 20 students dues policy who had These proceedings have policy, Zatechka said. It is left up to the governing regulations student conduct. concerning $1 them ■ $7.50 and to make optional the student access to Students at Van Hoosen irritated the women in Van bodies of the residence halls or neglected The judiciary advised mandatory, Hain living unit functions Hall had a policy that made to pay their dues Hoosen. One woman to either depending on keep the services students who object to the the hall. !h as banana split parties dues mandatory, but had were called before the Van Hoosen Judiciary. The conducted a survey of 75 offered attractive to dues policy of a residence CA gives him the right to slipped into a comfortable threat of enforcement had per cent of the apartments students or to develop a hall, to seek redress by Last year the Residence athletic equipment. practice of paying them and found that most of the system of enforcement. Halls Assn. initiated a induced 15 20 others to referendum or - residents want an optional Paula M. referendum which would dues policy. The Fochtman, constitutional revision. have given the association living unit Residence Halls Assn. The West Akers Hall government is beginning to the power to collect dues at president said if hall dues Council last year voted to fate COP mood research the possibility of are required by a make dues registration, living optional and moderate fee between "the making dues optional unit's constitution, then have been through a constitutional following this amounts now enforcement of the policy, though changed. amendment, Slodowske requirement Residence halls would then can be upheld constitutional change has said. in set up their own rebate the All University been made. Barbara Lozo, policies, Fochtman said. Casey Steelman, Student Judiciary. elaxed, confident president of West Akers, chairwoman of the "If it is not listed in the said that changing the The referendum Residence Halls Assn. constitution, the students failed, constitution each year but the association Committee to Research have something to stand may try would take all the council's it again this year, Fochtman Dorm Dues, said a on," she said. time. said. It would provide By robert berg constitutional amendment is In a 19 71 case Hie policy has led to better method of DETROIT (UPI) — There's little doubt about the only way students concerning whether collecting ich political party is top dog in Michigan Analysis can because make dues mandatory dues optional or not a difficulties, Lozo said. the dues, she said. the moment. the two cent The Republican state Convention held gas tax increase which policies are written into the re Friday and Saturday Lfjdence from every pore. oozed Milliken pushed Mllliken beat that back hurried lobbying through last year. But easily with some by his lieutenants and a constitution. "Students had the option to have always question State lottery no detour The leadership is unified behind Gov. dramatic personal appeal to the the requirement of ,liken and his expected re - election bid to stand behind him. delegates dues, but they just haven't taken i 1974. it avoided a fight for the Milliken aides it," Steelman said. "Now irmanship by giving it to William Laughlin for two more years without —sition. to put the successfully buried in the Resolutions Committee separate convention on record in favor of capital punishment, against aid attempts many students are not taking as many things for granted and to numbers racket The contrast was striking between this to North they are Vietnam and in questingon it." DETROIT (UPI) The The cting and one two weeks earlier here by support of Detroit's - lottery cannot winnings, Democrats which took two ballots to controversial police STRESS units. Doug Zatechka, adviser Michigan lottery is not compete with the numbers to the Residence Halls Assn. hurting underworld "It seems to me that it e a new state chairman and showed a games unless it incorporates Saturday's convention found time for and director for the numbers rackets and (the lottery) p split is still present in their ranks in an appearance by a band from Lake area may in many of the features of the was designed as East and Cedar Woods fact be helping the a revenue source as 1 process. Superior State College. It was just another illegal organized crime operation, to being a law opposed Hie Democratic leadership engineered a complexes, said the status game, two numbers Selke said. enforcement example of the relaxed, confident mood of residence hall dues "has tool. And off in debate over resolutions before present in the GOP. The Democrats were operators told a Detroit as long as it's used *ere voted on to make sure there too uptight about their been left in limbo" because radio station. primarily as a revenue divisions and a mandatory policy is «T source it won't have any Lj|d be no embarrassing votes to further worried about very I think that the .. , the future for such difficult to enforce. Station WJR said two only great detrimental effect on it them. diversions. way it would aid or be a The University no longer numbers oosses, who were tool for law enforcement illegal gambling." [The only contests at the GOP The main issues hold cards to not named, said business is vention were for the minor posts of problem facing the prevent would be if it was Republicans at the moment is the students who have not paid as good if not better since designed One of the arguments in ;nd and third vice chairperson and these debt of that it paid better odds more than $500,000 still on its books, dues from registering and Michigan began selling favor of legalized lottery li encouraged by the leadership to lottery tickets late last year. and was directly that it would compared to a $40,000 deficit claimed the residence halls can no was put vide a little excitement, the Democrats. But by competitive with mutuels," with no fights in longer make payment of he said. crimp into organized crime's ae challenge to the leadership did arise prospect within the party for the next two dues numbers games. a prerequisite for Lt. Ronald Selke of the _j a proposal was made to have the years, McLaughlin expects to obtaining a room key. The Detroit vention urge the legislature to put a big Police Racket repeal dent in the stack of bills. "If it paid out more only enforcement Conspiracy Section agreed with the assessment that the money to the winners it numbers game in Detroit would induce away some of the people who bet with the IIBLES IN LAST 10 YEARS has not been hurt and may have picked up business mutuels and do collect the since Michigan began the high payoffs from mutual lottery. Drug addiction up in Detroit The £tate said, has created lottery, Selke a whole | Discover the World on Your SEMESTER AT SEA clientele in housewives, Sails each September & month period last year. new February rETR0IT |UPI) - Hard amount compared to the 1' i have not been able to make businessmen and thousands Combine accredited study with < addiction has nearly Most were killed in holdups tons of heroin i Detroit in 40,000 arrests because big dealers of others who never before educational stops in Africa, Aus¬ the on drug dens. addicts in 10 years consume a year's "keep themselves well played the numbers and are tralasia and the Orient Over 7500 - the biggest Federal agents, working time. Students from 450 campuses have the nation with other agencies, said insulated, remaining far now buying lottery tickets, — "That gives you some removed from the street already experienced this interna¬ This might benefit the rding to federal reports they confiscated 73 pounds picture of the immensity of dealers and others who are tional program. A wide range of 'ted by the Detroit of heroin and 21 pounds of the task," Windham said. illegal game, he said, financial aid is available. Write most vulnerable to arrest." now for free :y News. cocaine last year in He said agents have been catalog: nd the number of WCA, Chapman College, Box CC40, Michigan, Ohio unio and ana able to identify the top drug Orange, Cal. 92666 i for narcotics • related Kentucky. This is a small wholesalers in Detroit but H VI jumped 206 per cent 4* « )f The Greaser Special • ■ _____ * e Motor City in the last reporting period i Mealmaker J THE SCANDAL ing 1971-72. ' ^ I I ^ $1.903 delivers ^ items of a Medium your 12" Varsity Pizza choice for free. Valid ^ OF SECRECY John W. Gardner, Chairman contrast, the next increase was in GOOD with this ad today, Tues., Feb. 20, 1973. Common Cause Former Secretary ston where arrests THRU of Health, education and Welfare ^ 31 per cent. There WEDNESDAY FVee, Fhst, Hot Delivery begins at 6 :00 P.M. One of the weird and nonsensical facts »22 percent increase in ONLY about our government — at all levels — is that much of the York. lic's business is done in the deepest, darkest pub¬ hn secrecy. Windham, regional Citizens assume that only questions of national \l VARSITY se¬ of the federal curity and some aspects of criminal justice are dealt with in secret. Little do ' of Narcotics and they know! Most of the time irous " are Drugs, estimates 40,000 "active in Detroit. "Ten ■regularly $1.69 onlu85c . our public officials act as In 1972 roughly one-third of the Works Committee though the way duct our business is none of our business. they con¬ Senate Public adj J 1227 E. Grand River ago there were that number," he said, about with 332-6517 * meetings were held in secret. The figure for the Senate Agriculture Committee was 59 percent, for the House Appropriations Committee over 90 percent. The House •fcotics is responsible racketeering for an J Potpourri Restaurant mittee, which drafts the laws tax dollar you and I pay, is Ways and Means Com¬ governing every federal notoriously secretive. Se¬ curity is so tight that even the staff assistant of a Con¬ {ase in "ide rate, Detroit's !«. i»Li gressman who is on the Committee can't attend the closed who say 82 according to meetings. What are they hiding? persons All sessions ot congressional committees — and slain in drug ■ related records ot all votes taken at such sessions — should during normally be open to the public. Committees should be allowed to close a meeting only tor considerations ot national security or invasion ot personal privacy, and the procedure tor closing it should be caretully pro¬ tected against abuse. In the Executive Branch, ciated with national virtually everyone asso¬ security acknowledges that the system of classifying documents to preserve has been badly abused — all too often secrecy for the pur¬ pose of concealing bureaucratic error. And the zeal for secrecy extends to every government der the control of the Executive Branch. agency un¬ Regulatory Of course, the secrecy involved is only secret-from- the-public. The special interest lobbyists know well what goes on in those hush-hush very often they're right in there with the meetings. Quite decision makers. The only one who has splinters in his nose from bump¬ ing against closed doors is John Q. Public. Central East Lansing Business Associationl Now there is a resolution before Red Roses the Senate — sponsored by Senators Roth (R., Del.) (plus 11 other Humphrey (D., Minn.) and Sponsors their 10th ANNUAL sponsors) which would open all Senate committee meetings. A bill (S 260) re¬ cently introduced in the Senate by Lawton Chiles of 6 for *2" '2 for $4" Florida and in the House (HR of Florida, would open all 4) by Dante Fascell, also inter bargain day Denver Carnations Information is power, and Legislative and Executive secrecy is the most con¬ Urs. Feb. 22 from 9:30 am-9pm 12 for ,3*> venient means ot keeping that ot the people. What the power out of the hands people don't know, they can't object to. AH stores are marking down much of their Merchandise to the lowest prices you'll find 20037) and ally yourself with 200,000 other members anywhere this winter. Don't forget to take antf|pny florist ,v09 E. Michigan, l-wising 485-7271 in getting these changes made. We're going to this nation back to its citizens. ship rate is $7.00. Don't just stand there! The student member¬ give ^vantage of this great chance to shop and Free Parking Behind Store save. Tuesday, February 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 20, Woman skater; nice on ice By PAM WRIGHT Demeulenaere has also shoulder knee and thigh to handle the physical and is State News Sports Writer scores!!! She scores? That's contact that is involved in looking j right. Women have had experience in organized pads, and face and teeth possibility of'i it "*■ She clears the puck and guards. hockey. women's infiltrated the sport of competition. She played for team. takes it down the ice across hockey at MSU this term. three years on the St. Clair Gagnon admitted he was worried about the physical "I don't think I would there could'al^'be^I offered for hocke?B class offer,<•__ the blue shoots...it's line...she St. Clair Shores Shores Mini • Wings, one of contact involved and was like my wife out there (on enough 1^1 right on...she sophomore, Darlene the three women hockey teams in Michigan. afraid that Demeulenaere the ice)," Gagnon said. "I are interested ® Demeulenaere, got don't think she could permission from the Gilles Gagnon, :nstructor might get hurt. Most of his handle it. Alot of women department this term and of the hockey class, said fears have been alleviated, wouldn't be able to." involved with° "the '° * ■ however. signed up for HPR 107: Hockey. Demeulenaere is having no problems and is in fact, "Nobody really hits," Demeulenaere said she Demeulenaere said "Si St. Clair Shores "When I came up to doing very well. Gagnon said. "But one time wants to continue her herself, knocked sophomore Demeulenaere Darlene (in Michigan State, I really missed not being able to "Darlene is doing a great job," Gagnon said. "When Darlene, one of the guys down by involvement with hockey participate in compeqjj^l play," Demeulenaere said. we first started I was a little mistake." white) is the first woman to enroll in "So, I decided to get involved again and this was apprehensive, doing good. but she's Demeulenaere said she doesn't consider herself any CAGERS LOSE AGAIN the hockey course at the only way to do it." "She has the skating less feminine because she is Indiana kept its Big Ten basketball hopes alive MSU. Demeulenaere is I Demeulenaere, whose ability and is a really good playing hockey. She said she M an elementary is treated like 'one of the night by thrashing the Spartans 75.65 i - home is on the St. Clair position player," Gagnon before a crowd of 13,359. education major and River, used to play with her continued. "She knows how guys' on the ice, but off the The MSU loss marked its seventh in hopes to form a two brothers on the river to back check which very ice is still treated as a the h > women's hockey team canals. few other in the class are woman. outings. "i Indiana held in the near future. "Sometimes we'd be out able to do." "I don't consider Darlene a seven point halftime marqjn -J State News Photo on the ice from 9-9," Demeulenaere hasn't any less feminine," Gagnon though the Spartans stayed close through ^ by Bruce Remington Demeulenaere said. "My noticed any disadvantages in agrees. "There are women opening period. father used to be afraid I'd being the only woman in in basketball and swimming Mike Robinson, who finished with 20 0 p and other sports. I don't see Points, hit on on get hurt, but I never did and the class. three of ten attempts in the first half. continued to play." "None of the guys seem any reason why they The Spartans fell further behind in the shouldn't play hockey and I second hall J to resent my being there," trailed by as many as 15 points before Bill Demeulenaere commented. don't believe it takes away Kilgore "I think they realize I'm not from their femininity." Robinson brought MSU back to within eight, 7i o3 I* INJURIES MAR BIG 10 HOPES out there to say I'm the only girl in the class; I'm Gagnon admits, however, that he doesn't think every just over one minute remaining. Kilgore paced MSU with 21 points. Hoosier 6 8 not a women's liber. I just woman could or would like Steve Downing took scoring honors with 26 points really enjoy the sport." Wrestlers "I haven't had complaints," Gagnon said. "The men in the class treat her like one of the guys." any Spartan then they hit you all at Milkovich spent the Demuelenaere, who plays By PAT FARNAN the 190 pound division in once, it's really weekend in the University the center position, dresses State News Sports Writer the Big Ten championships at Minnesota this weekend. disconcerting." Health Center. Peninger was for the class in full uniform ihi <; rvgory MSU wrestler Scott uncertain about when Grady Peninger, MSU Avery got the bad word Wickard sat hunched in a head coach, gives Wickard over the weekend after Milkovich will return. By vote of the State News sports staff, corner dripping with sweat MSU horizontal jumper Del Gregory has and 177 pounder Jeff reinjuring his knee in a been disignated as this week's Spartan of after a rigorous workout. His spirit dampened by Zindel the best chances to practice session. the week. "It's looking pretty grim the loss of several key capture their weight classes. "It's around here lately." a cartilage," individuals, Peninger MSU's judo team Gregory, a senior from Maybee, Mich., afte Beyond that however, the earned the honor after his double victory Wickard said Peninger noted. "Larry first pointed out that his injury captured third place honors tnessine - ? La'^rv "Aven °Ptimism -• which onc® prevailed over the Spartans had a problem with it in stricken squad would leave Saturday at the Midwest , performance in the Spartans' 74-57 track being helped from the high school but he'll have it for Minneapolis Thursday Collegiate Judo loss to the University of Michigan in Ann camp has taken a sudden practice quarters into the exit. operated on this week and with one objective — to win Championships in Arbor. locker room. he'll be back next year — I the Big Ten. In the triple jump, the Grand Rapids "The timeliness of our Bloomington, Ind. "A team can take just so think." Junior College transfer leaped 49 feet to injuries has been really Another dent in the many injuries and then "We're going to fight for Individual title winners take top honors and gain the MSU varsity bad," Peninger said. "Every everything starts going in a team has injuries and Spartans' quest for an everything we can get," he for MSU were Mike Dipaulo record in that event. For an encore downward trend," he said. eighth consecutive Big Ten said. "These guys have at 165 pounds and Gregory soared 23 feet 8 and - three - Wickard remains one of they're always going to championship is the status hurt. But when you work so intense team pride but in footballer Arnold Morgado quarters inches in the long jump to capture the Spartans' bright spots. of NCAA defending at 205 pounds. Heavyweight his second first place of the meet. hard to reach a point and wrestling everyone has to do He is a solid candidate for champion Tom Milkovich. his own thing — this James Oliver placed second Other Spartans receiving nominations A three time Big Ten weekend especially." for the Spartans. were: Terry Furlow — basketball; Steve HEQ DIANA ROSS 5 BILLIE HOLIDAY Hcupmi Witofi - champion, Milkovich was Colp — hockey; Ken Factor — gymnastics; also injured in Thursday's Alan Dilley — men's swimming; and practice session and did not compete this weekend. S' women cagers Raeann Miller — women's gymnastics. Furlow was outstanding in the Spartan's "We're 84 cage loss to Purdue Saturday at hanging on by a Jenison Filedhouse, hitting on 7 of 10 field sheer thread to see if we get Milkovich back for the Big Ten," Peninger said. "He scalp Chips 44-42 The women's basketball team came back in the second goal attempts. MSU's leading goal scorer, Colp fired in two goals in MSU's 10-2 victory over Notre must qualify for the NCAA half to defeat it's rival last Thursday and continue it's 5 Dame Friday night by placing in the Big Ten." game winning streak. Factor was outstanding in the all around The Spartans defeated Central Michigan 44-42 improving event and registered two first places with their record to 6-1. the still rings and parallel bars as the "It was a very close, tense game," Melissa Baile, coach of Spartans bowed to Minnesota Saturday the women's basketball team said. "We kept our poise until night, 158.45- 156.1. the end of the game and was able to pull it out in the last Dilley led the MSU tankers to three 50 seconds of the game." victories over the weekend, capturing three The game was tied 42-42 with less than a minute left in first places in each meet. the game when sophomore Linda Stoick sunk two free Pacing the women's gymnastic's team shots. was sophomore Raeann Miller who took "We shot 78 per cent from the line," Baile said. "This is four first places in leading the team to' an what actually won the game for us." 87.75 83.75 victory over Central The Spartans second team also defeated Central 58-46. Michigan. The Spartans take on Western Michigan University at 6:30 p.m. tonight in the Women's IM. NOW SHOWING Basketball playoffs in leagues will coiitiB Jack Lemmon throughout the we| Teams should call the check wl Billy Wilder Comedy IM office to their squad is schedule^ play. The team table i K tOUff fry Dfiu.r* HlfAVtti' tournament gets under® this week with action IT divisions. Fraternity! begins 6 p.m. independents start at 61 Wednesday, and resid« hall at 6 p.m. Thursday.| All matches will in Jenison Fieldhouse. ANTHONY QUIlj Arthur "Big Boy' Crudup Feb. 22, 23, & 24 In the McDonel Kiva m , I Shown In 1 w , wo meat''1 , 7:oOi Show Starts at H:()0 & 10:30 | Merldlo" '»" ltfc:004 Tickets on Sale at the Door at 7:15 & 10:30 J Merldi^« 00 T"l 'Jt,l SHOWPLACE. CONRAD AUD. Adults »r DAY AT THE RACES 8:45 Only SI 5:30-6^] NIGHT AT THE OPERA 10:15 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. February 20, 1973 7 Language co-op offers DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau MIKE, ITS /NCREPI0LB X SA)U) ~M#MEUH)S " live and learn' HOtu vwy PEOPLE WHO HIMSELF ON THE' COME IN HERS ARE' STREET yEWERMV- HP ..AND SOfiKSVP option , murm moor TOU> HE'S 0EEM e/CESS SAT/N OIL! MARK'S NEW RftDtO ZNTOilNe* EVERY T006H A6ft/N$T ~ / SHOU)... MlhlUTE OF IT.. HE BL/KXH5M5, TOO! V 1700 E. Grand River By LONI SMITH Ave participants are MSU Bellville said that are studying. students but Bellville said students had been Practice is vital to any several trying for that he would like to see Kim Devendorf, Battle years to discipline, and the study of develop cooperative for this purpose a anyone who is interested in Creek junior, said she feels I foreign languages is no but languages take part in the that she has benefited financial by ■exception. For students difficulties program. living where different iwho cannot afford a trip to discouraged this type of He said next system. year there languages were being spoken Europe to better their may be some language because the students catch language skills, an Romance languages teachers from local each others' mistakes and Uemative is available here include French, high Spanish, schools living in the these corrections Italian and help Jn romance language the Portugese and' students live in apartments. speaking ability. ^community. Bellville said that the I J J.V llil Ik1 The community was apartments what language according to system offers students and She said that use of the ( YOU KNOW ) WdHAT ? ) f^cSTEROM I UJA5 FOR ONE SRl£F .W0.WENT I organized by David Bellville they speak ALMOST TH0U6HT I WAS WINNING and by sex. faculty an opportunity to language also helps to HAJ IN THE 6AMECF LIFE... Dearborn senior, who felt it get together on an informal increase a person's Bellville said that was necessary to create an some basis to speak the confidence in speaking that JSH2L atmosphere in which of the students speak language than more and share knowledge of the language. one of the [students can practice languages culture and literature of the which makes Slanguage skills by speaking a the various countries. William De Sua, foreign language in everyday arrangement even more The students have had chairman of th? Romance communication. interesting. and Classical r r i - "7; open houses and parties to '.anguages . ! interested students There are 20 students which faculty have been Dept., said he is very *«======*=*======*=«= Organized last spring and participating in the program invited. impressed with the system • six men and 14 women. They speak the rented a group of languages and sing songs that the students have set up At present apartments at Capitol Villa, all native to the country they completely on their own initiative and finances. $kop-f&fe He said the system offers 'lood donors a piace where students' skills and interests can congregate. He said it is beneficial because it weds social life to curriculum. to aid leukemia Bellville said that plans for next year are still in the GOODRICH on west side of MSU at 910 Open Monday - Friday 9 - Trowbridge Rd. 9. Saturday 9 - 6 _y MIKE LANOUE donors, they are in turn that leukemic patients organizational stages. can on East ride of MSU at 1109 E. Gd. River State News Staff Writer given to leukemic patients, whose bodies do not overcome these illnesses and eventually reach a state of He said in the future he LARRY'S Open Mon. - Thur. 9 - 9. Frl. & Sat. 9 - Sun. 11 ■ 5 10, Perhaps you know produce the ceils. would like to have a remission from the disease. ?meone who has leukemia community room where the Leukopheresis provides White blood cells have [r have known friends or emergency donation of students could gather and only a 24 - hour life span jmily members who have white cells to leukemia and possibly even hold classes. therefore volunteers !'ied of the cancer. patients who have a crisis must be ready to A chance to -pie and their cause is help these illness that could result in death. Detroit on a call - go to in basis. $1.49 nly a short walk from Many times the white A leukemia patient with cell donations can be ;ampus. The Michigan a cold condition is in as as a serious normal obtained from a patient's family but volunteers have 88c -mmunity Blood Center, patient with acute already been called to cated at 507 E. Grand pneumonia — the situation jver. above the Campus ?ck Store, is ready to test is critical. participate in this revolutionary approach to 59c The leukopheresis blood interested volunteers cancer treatment. ■ the Detroit - based program should add years to the lives of many leukemia Doctors stress that pop sukopheresis .itment program. blood patients who would leukopheresis is for leukemia not a cure entertainment PRODUCE otherwise die from colds, but is a ! leukopheresis .anal of white blood means influenza or fever because treatment that may be able to sustain the lives of presents: "SEALED-SWEET" , ■ which are vital to their bodies can not combat the illnesses. leukemic patients into the FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES fighting. When white What doctors working on era of cure. 'Is are removed from the To qualify as a donor for project 57° are hoping for is the leukopheresis program 5 lb. bag any person 18 years of age ops doubt sniper or older may go to the Michigan Community Blood Center and have their FRESH MUSHROOMS n motel had help medical history taken, veins checked and blood tested. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Police d Monday the evidence is x was the lone Supt. Clarence Giarrusso "overwhelming" that Mark sniper responsible for the shootings last nth which resulted in eight deaths at the Downtown If medical history, veins and blood meet standards, the person will be eligible to donate white cells. 88° - ward Johnson Motel here. Donors are called when a A 10 ■ page "status A official word on the report" on the police investigation — blood cancer patient whose blood type is the same is in GROCERY probe — read: "It has not been need of white cells, which is SPARTAN finitely determined if Essex did or did not have one or re accomplices However. Giarrusso or co • conspirators." made it clear in a news conference often an emergency. FACIAL TISSUE 200 CT. WHITE OR ASST. 5/'1 oo t police are doubtful Essex had help. "The evidence as we've us there was gathered the evidence indicates only one person," Giarrusso said. "I am not HI-KLAS POP MARDI GRAS 8 PACK 16 oz. ALL FLAVORS ing to say definitely there was only one, but the evidence overwhelming that Essex was there was only one." killed atop the hotel by policemen firing from NAPKINS OR JUMBO TOWELS 3/T helicopter, amption ief" - and police operated through the night on the refeired to in the report as "a reasonable that there was JIF PEANUT BUTTER 12 oz. SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY 39c than sniper, and GREEN GIANT PATRICE more one ntinued to shoot at the v_, led. building long after Essex was However, when policemen made it to the roof more than l^MUNSEL NIDLETS CORN or PEAS IN BUTTER SAUCE 3/T "ours after the shooting started Jan. 7, they found only vs e. body. A subsequent search of the hotel turned up BEST MUSICAL KRAFT CHEF NEW! SURPRISE DINNER 59" TONY Officials attack rules the events. AWARD March 27 & 28 MSU Auditorium FROZEN TREESWEET ntinued from page 1) Tickets on sale Feb 21 : °nly black students." This is in reference to the lack of door monitors at at the Union ORANGE JUICE - Purpose of OBA, as Conrad Hall the night of the 'eLd by is the Mbook. Student speech. Cannon said. DAIRY "to develop ' ®.ams and black p(an events students on Cannon said none of the recommendations suggest Tuesday HEATHERWOOD change in bylaws, but only pus." "simple reform." The Bluegrass SKIM MILK *. judiciary also SPARTAN :®mmended that the Extension Service *J>t Activities Division SOFT MARGARINE ,'"yu advise student Ps planning 8:30-11:30 rUswide events of their 'Ponsibilitles lsing and for managing Wednesday CLIP 8< SAVE Trivia NORTHERN TISSUE ' Night FUN PAC VANILLA ICE CREAM palate pleaser )0i" choice special with 4 roll SAVE 17' SAVE 21' Of; Corned Beef, Baked Ham, Tender Turkey, I Sam Spiegel pack 22c EXPIRES 2 24 73 ttgal 48c EXPIRES ! <"sted Beef or Vegetarian Sandwich. 2 24 73 (/|, iches served Hoi or Colli on your I 8:30-1 1:30 LIMIT 1 PLEASE WITH COUPON & $5 PURCHASE SAVE LIMIT 1 PLEASE WITH H ' ,)rcad' HaKel or English Muffin.) COUPON & S5 PURCHASE *1.03 SoimSvamV our ^u9 of our Homemade Grog I Thursday CLIP & SAVE SPARTAN with these CLIP & SAVE choice from the Stock Pot. Folk Music by coupons Hl-C FRUIT DRINKS AU FOR ONLY... HOT DOG OR HAMBURG BUNS Limit °ne Jim Basel per customer //^ SAVE 21* c SAVE 44c 12* ,c EXPIRES 2 24 73 22 ON 4 A-u$ gstfZUl&ti *it I Pitcher Plus our EXPIRES 2 24 73 Located in Special LIMIT 1 PLEASE WITH COUPON LIMIT 1 PLEASE WITH COUPON the Alle Ey, below Stangers. mtJ^o^hru^Tueida^l-'tbruar^^ I & $5 PURCHASE & $5 PURCHASE Tuesday, February SUBLEASE ONE bedroom ONE GIRL, spring, own room, antique show , FORD 1968, custom 2 door, 6 COMPLETE IMPORT car apartment; good location great house, great SHAAREY )c. I stick. 10 foot service including ignition, cylinder, 1965 3/4 ton chassis, brakes and electrical call 337-0551 after 9.30pm. temple. 1924 i camper pick up. and 694-8676. 5-2-23 available at ROBERT'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. 5-2-23 "°«d- East February Lansing 25th noon ,0I I EAST LANSING, 2 man neer GIRL TO share 2 bedroom FORD FAIRLANE 1966 - 2 4980 Park Lake Road, end Monday Febru,"Jj I campus, furnished, $150/ house, $70/ month plus noon to 9Pm nv ^ 1 PHONE 355-8255 door, new battery, exhaust, Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for 347 Student Services Bldq clutch, rebuilt engine $ 325. appointment 0-2-28 month. 351-9036 after 5pm and weekends, 332-3680. security deposit. No 393-5148. 5-2-26 pets. $1.2 5. Dispi,"'^! 351-5147. 2-2-20 5-2-23 professional dee," >» | •AUTOMOTIVE MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, 419 ALBERT, one block from delicate ^k,| Scooters & Cycles FORD GALAXIE 500 power - 1966, steering, brakes, radio, Michigan and Grand River, Low cost, expert exhaust GIRL TO sublease 4 man, spring, near campus. $77.50. Berkey Hall. Sublease lower flat of house, 3 bedrooms. jxhibit. free fender parking | Parts & Service V-8. $250. Phone 337-9671 repair. Custom work. Pipe 332-8520. 5-2-23 $250. 1-2-20 stratocasVpV" * Aviation EMPLOYMENT 5.2-20 bender. FREE ESTIMATES, 332-2927. C-2-28 TWO MAN apartment, close, FRAMUS ELECTRIC guitar, new' 5150. B,i| MAVERICK, 1972 - Grabber r ]fw~l • FOR RENT parking, phone 351-0725. semi-hollow body, two 302 engine. Dark green with Aviation j| JC 5-2-23 pickups, with $75. tx7i I Apartments cese, 1973 YASHICA light green pinstripes, low L 1 1 489 4816. 5 2-26 electro . Houses mileage. 393-0069. 5-2-22 CAMPUS HILL - need 1 man Jens, sky filter. 2 monthsJL I LEARN TO FLY I Over 30 years $200 or bes, off? 1 Rooms •FOR SALE Animals MGB-GT 1971 Dark AM/FM radio, 28mpg has green, experience in all types of flight training. Approved for for 4 man, $62.50/ month. 349-9368. 3-2-21 c :j0 Joyce. 349-1220.3-2-21 ELECTRIC guitar: 35,000 miles expressway veterans. FRANCIS ONE OR two persons, two ek Mobile Homes violin bass. driving. Excellent condition. AVIATION, Airport Road. bedroom apartment. Call condition, $200 Excella^l •Lost & Found Phone after 5pm. 482-8638. Call 484-1324. C-2-28 -■ ■ after 5pm, 351-8292. 4-2-22 484 4422. 0-2-28 •PERSONAL 4-2-23 IV2-7856, 2-2-20 f irj-p •PEANUTS PERSONAL I Employment 11 SUBLEASE - 1-2 girls spring. BOARD AND room Spring SNOWMOBILE I RUPP~^| •REAL ESTATE MUSTANG 1 966. V-8. 1 "T $70. NEAR CIRCLE •RECREATION automatic, new parts, new Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Mlchlflan 48823 COMPLEX. 332-1756. 3-2-21 term. Reasonable rates, 5 girls. Christian environment. WT440. Cover and doub I •SERVICE muffler, tailpipe, tuneup. Call 489-0783.3-2-22 fqR TOPLESS shoe shine girl, apply at 1149 South Call 332-5966 after 5:30pm. jailer. $750. 88 2-258) | CEDAR VILLAGE - 4 man 5-2-26 Instruction Typing Service MUSTANG, 1959 fastback - V-8, automatic, power Washington. 5-2-26 BABYSITTER WANTED in my M J® apartment term. sublease 337-2117. 5-2-23 spring EAST LANSING. Employed TURNTABLE SL95B. Complete W GARRARQI °B •TRANSPORTATION steering, power brakes. Real gentleman or student. Close dust cover, and a XV 15 L home vveekday mornings, SUBLEASE IMMEDIATELY • •WANTED sharp! $1,295. Call 372-2868 Own transportation, TYPIST - PART time 4 - 10pm. NEAR LANSING Community Spacious two bedroom, near - to Union. 332-0205. 4-2-23 350 Pickering cartridge QmI •• or 487-0608. 5-2-23 332-8868. 2-2-21 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a week. College, kitchenette, campus. Utilities paid. LARGE SINGLE room, with vear old. $85. 5pm. 3-2-21 351-0742aft»| m RATES" Apply in person today 3 - 4 apartment furnished, 351-3591. 5-2-26 fireplece. Close. $19/ week. NOVA 1969, 307 V-8, 3 speed, RECEPTIONIST-CLERK p.m. 427% Albert St. W carpeted. $75. Includes utilities. Girl. No pets. 337-0072. 3-2-21 FRAMES. OLD' cracked? I "Fathom" green, carpeted, MALE OR female to work DELIVERY BOYS wanted: Available March 15th. GIRL NEEDED immediately for all vinyl interior, power evenings Monday through broken?Replace them at low I it . T steering, radio, Motor Wheel Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. Must have car, evenings. 489 1 276. 10-2-28 apartment. Cedar Village 332 6629. 5-2-26 CARPETED, FURNISHED, cost. OPTICAL DISCOUNT! rei tEiaa asiflESE styled wheels, undercoated, 1 Hourly wages $2.25. Call Phone 337-1635. 4-2-23 quiet, privete lerge room. 2615 East Michigan Lansrno'I 393-5770, ask for Sandy at ONE / TWO girls needed Free parking. Refrigerator. 372-7409. C-5-2-23 " eg nm gg ana SB CARPETS UNLIMITED, PEOPLE WANTED: $100 • immediately. Cepitol Villa. MALE - 2 bedroom Call Ed, 351-2755. 5-2-23 $1000 part time, your hours. 5:30pm, 351-1765. completely furnished. Capitol in QE3 QBE 02X 5022 South Cedar Street, Call 694-8725 after 3pm. After Villa, Room 27, $60/ month. EAST LANSING, private room, COKE MACHINE - e 5-2-22 tn nn HBI ms BSE Lansing. 8-2-28 3-2-22 Spring term. 337-9350. share bath and kitchen. $70/ operated. 140 bottle] OLDSMOBILE - Delta 88, capacity. Adjustable bottliL TWO MEN for 4 3-2-23 month. Girl. 351-351-9036. gjj [S3 SSS SEE 1970, air conditioned, power steering and brakes, 5 brand WANTED - PART time clerk for AMERICAN MASSAGE WOMEN TO work evenings campus spring man near size. Ideal dorm, fraternity! vr\ BB EEE BBS BS3 new tires. $1,850 or best PARLOR. Call for giving copper shows by 337-9486. 3-2-21 LAKE LANSING - Quiet living on the ieke. Boating available 2^%^ $10°- 35H 2-2-20 offer. 372-5469 or see at 345 appointment, 4 - 7pm. candlelight - NEW GIFT ROOM FOR man, across from DEADLINE Chilson. 3-2-20 DIVISION OF WEST BEND GIRL NEEDED FOR 4 man from your front door. Deluxe Union. 211% Grand River, 372-0567. 5-2-23 USED FURNITURE: Be*' COMPANY. Mrs. Cromer. spring. Close, $55/ month. 1 bedroom apartments $155 upstairs. 5-2-21 1 P.M. one class day mattresses, chairs, desks PINTO RUNABOUT 1972, 4 HRI STUDENTS to work in 489-6009, evenings. 3-2-22 332-8851.3-2-10 per month. Phone 339-2075. table lamps, kitchen before publication. 4-2-23 table, W speed, Green, good local restaurant in fast food MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Cleen, gallon hot water heater, gj condition. 332-0978 X-5-2-21 production, quality control, DOLBY NOISE reduction unit, ONE MAN for three man quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone heating stove, etc Cancellations/Co r- 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 485-8836. 0-2-28 management, etc. Send brief $60. Totally compatible. apartment. Close. $70/ - 626-6753. BL-3 2-22 rections — 12 noon one Large living room, bar, PLYMOUTH 1967 - Fury III, resume to MIC, P.O. Box 353-1834. 3-2-22 month. 351-0309. 3-2-20 class day before 318 engine, refrigerator, and stove. new 1833, East Lansing, Michigan publications. transmission, exhaust. $650. 48823. 5-2-23 APPLICATIONS ARE now GIRL TO share epartment, Ground floor, privete 393-7800 days, 351-2673 being accepted for part time $43.75 per month. Call driveway and entrence, The St2te News will be 351-1240 after 6pm. 3-2-20 beautiful backyard. $125/ evenings. 5-2-26 PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR help. $300/ monthly to start. consignment, Thursday! responsible only for the - Masters degree in Public 489-3494. C-2-28 month plus utilities. Day MARANTZ MODEL 20 FM February 22 onlyi CEOAIB first day's incorrect TOYOTA CELICA 1972, 339-8236. evenings stereo tuner. Sony TC360 Health with Administrative GRADUATE OR working CHEST, 501 East ^ insertion- yellow, black vinyl roof, air, MALE AND female dancers 351-0946.4-2-23 stereo tape recorder. Akai experience or Masters degree female to share apartment. Lansing. 485-0865. 2-2 21 j needed. Apply in person, SIR CS500 auto cassette All students aos must be 3,500 miles, $2,800 in Business Administration One bedroom, 337-9675. reverse 351-1356, 10am - 2pm. Public He CLUB, 525 East Michigan. FEMALE NEEDED spring term, tape deck. Maranda Sensorex 5-2-23 SLINGERLAND DRUM* l prepaid 5-2-21 be 5-2-22 Capitol Villa, $133 for term. SLR camera and lenses. Sears ience. Wil complete, with 332-0336. 3-2-22 Coldspot mini refrigeretor. responsible tor NEEDED, 3rd girl for deluxe 3 - cymbals. Reasonable pi VOLVO 1968 4 door, administration of large WANTED: EXPERIENCED 100 used 8 - track tapes, $2 bedroom apartment $78/ Phone 393-2474 after 5c guaranteed rebuilt engine, sales ladies and cashier for 1 OR 2 MEN for 4 man. each. 500 used stereo albums. community service project. month. Meadowbrook Trace, 5-2-22 California body, Michelins. Position located in Lansing. fabric, yarn, and craft store. Meadowbrook Trace. USED stereo equipment, 332-0616 or 393-8309. Excellent condition. $1300. Full benefits. Salary $13,400. Apply in person with 7-2-27 393-5378, 332-8771. 3-2-22 used zoom lenses, binoculars, WETSUIT Balev < BUICK 1969 LeSabre, 4 door, 882-9808. 5-2-23 Jeanet Biessel at MARY TV sets, typewriters, adding - Eurekan, 5'8", med MAXIM, 2793 East Grand ROOMMATES OR will sublease machines, clock radios, 41,000 miles. Air, Senior GIRL NEEDED to sublet spring double nylon, 349 25l| VW BUS 1967, rebuilt engine, River, Stadium Plaza, East 2 bedrooms. Burcham Woods tapestries. Used snow skiis Citizen's car. 882-6173. Can term, $65/ month. Call 3-2-20 FM radio. Call 355-2015. Lansing, x-5-2-2 0 J2. 337-2621 3-2-22 and boots. $5 up. WILCOX be seen at 800 Fenton. 332-5227. 5-2-23 10-2-22 PART TIME - $2.00/ hour. SECOND HAND STORE, 3-2-20 SONY SUPERSC0PE t House paint ng, cleaning, etc. PERSONNEL-PAYROLL- GIRL TO share two man 509 East Michigan, Lansing. ONE MAN needed for 2 man stereo receiver. Model R; CHARGER 1 969, automatic, blue with white 383 des j Drop me a note indicating name, address, and phone ADMINISTRATIVE-CLERICAL Mature personality. Heve proven apartment. Close. Cheep. 351-9193. 2-2-20 apartment, Hillcrest Village. $67.50. 351-6564. 1-2-20 4 8 5-4 39 1 Monday Ba k 8 • - 5:30 Saturday, pm never used. Call after 3f 353-0284. 2 2-20 vinyl roof, bucket seats, new where you can be reached abilities to assist management n Americard, Master paint and others. Good TRIUMPH, YAMAHA, BMW, between 7-9am. Charles A. and staff in communications 1024 EUREKA, Charge,, trades, terms, Patterson, 1645 Ann Street, layaways. C-2-28 ALL NEW Guild guitars, 4Q dependable car. Phone RICKMAN. Most 73's in and record keeping of ground level, 1 bedroom, 393-2474 after 5pm. 5-2-22 stock. Some 72's at discount East Lensing, 48823. Please policies, benefits, peyroll and partielly furnished. Share $70,332-3435. 1-2-20 off, full guarantees NowJ do not phone me nowl 100 ELDERLY INSTRUMENT prices. Custom accessories, other related personnel utilities, adults, $120/ USED vacuum cleeners. CHEVROLET 1964, cheap 3-2-21 ONE OR two girls needed for downstairs 541 East Gr#T - parts, and service. SHEP'S matters. Experience working month. 351-7497. 0-10-2-23 Tenks, canisters and uprights. transportation, 6 cylinder, MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 with Management — Union reelly nice duplex. Ideal Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 River, 332-4331. C-7-2-28 I standard shift. $150. North Cedar, Holt. Just YOUNG MOTHER desperately contracts and computer data SUBLET - 2 man apartment location. 351-4487. 1-2-20 and up. DENNIS 482-3446. 3-2-20 needs help after birth of MICROSCOPE-ZEISS stereo,| South of I-96 overpass. processing systems desired. CLOSE, $85/ month each. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Phone 694-6621. C5-2-23 baby. Child care, simple Starting salary $8,125. Range 337-2450. 5-2-20 ROOMMATE WANTED to 316 N. Cedar, opposite City objectives. Was $1,250 ni CLASSICAL 1957 Chevrolet, 2 meals. 2 weeks beginning late commensurate with share three bedroom Market. C-3-2-22 sell for $250. 353 0955. 5-2-J door BelAir. Completely HONDA 1971 CB 350, partially March. Call 372-2116. 3-2-21 experience. Liberal fringe ATTRACTIVE THREE room apertment. Call 489-3977, restored. $1 500. Must see to $55. 1-2-20 WHITE VELVET sota anddv chopped, excellent condition. benefits including retirement apartment available soon. SEWING MACHINE Clearance appreciate. 372-1731. 3-2-22 FEMALE MODELS wanted to and insurance plans. Write to $350. Nearly ne Call 393-5153 or 351-2139. Unfurnished except for Sele. Brand new portable, Box 2-B, State News. Include sublet 5-2-26 5-2-26 pose for art courses et refrigeretor and stove. Air WE CAN find someone $49.95, $5 per month. Large CONTINENTAL 1965. All Lensing Community College. complete resume. B-1-2-20 conditioned. 125 Kenberry your apartment, or assume selection of reconditioned power, air, leather interior. 1972 HONDA 175CB under Cell Carol at 373-7231 Drive, East Lansing. Phone your share of leese. call used machines. Singers, METAL HARD top (or F a;^ Call 353-2814 or 353-2811, between 8 30am and 11am. PART TIME salesmen with car. COMPUTERIZED Spyder. Excellent conditi 1.500 miles. $500. 482-3679 3 7 2-7249 after 5pm Whites, Necchis, New Home dealer. 3-2 22 APARTMENT LOCATERS, Bolts on for easy in afternoon. X-1-2-20 2-2-20 Leads furnished. Work any 4 weekdays. Anytime and "many others." $19.95 INC. 371-2246. B-1-2-20 Best offer ovi hours per day, high weekends. 5-2-20 to $39.95. Terms. CUTLASS 1962, runs good. FULL TIME, sharp waitresses commission. Call 882-6317 694-0041. 4-2-23 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Good tires, $90. Phone needed. Good money. Phone between 1 5pm. 20-2-26 - GIRL NEEDED for four man Houses COMPANY, 1115 North 332-0325. 3-2-21 351-2755, ask for ED. 0-2-28 spring term, Americana Washington. 489-6448. FENDER PRO-REVEl Apartments next to campus. C-3-2-22 emplifier. Good i MODELS WANTED for CUTLASS OLD'S convertible - VW GUARANTEED repeir. 332-6306. 5-2-20 Used very little MANAGER FOR local photography and body HOUSE TO sublease until 1965, good condition, many RANDY'S MOBIL, I -96 and 332-6702. 4-2-23 industrial laundry, with painting, $10/ hour. Call for September. $180. 482-3679 BASS GUITAR - Gibson accessories. $275. 332-3060. Okemos Road. 349-9620. experience. Salary $12,000. appointment, 372-0567. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM mobile before 2pm. 3-2-20 hollow body, double pick-up. 3-2-20 C 2-28 Daytime 8 - 5pm. Call 10-2-22 homes for rent, East Lansing Fine condition, $185. Creig SCOTT 386 AM/FM ! 482-0886. 5-2-20 area. Phone 351-4794 or receiver, 40 • 40 RMS, $'■ Porter, 355-6867, keep DART 1969, V-8, automatic, 489-8932. 7-2-23 LUXURY DUPLEX 372-9596 after 4pm. 3-2-2T power new steering and brakes, tires. $1195 or best FREE SPARK PLUGS STUDENTS PART TIME EMPLOYMENT For Rent m WOMEN WANTED for 1200 square feet with 3 trying. 5-2-20 offer. 482-0304. 5-2-26 Bedrooms. Located near Earn $50 - $100 per week beautifully furnished FIAT 124 Spyder, 1971, good With February Diagnostic arranging interviews. Pay V RENTALS $9.50 month, $23 per term; free per apartment, 731 Burcham. MSU Faculty Club. $250 per month plus utilities. Call B.J. CROSSWORD Tune - Up commensurate with ebility. Available March 1st. condition, available end of term. 339-9354. 5-2-26 (call for appt. 482-6226) Call 393-2229. 0-10-2-26 delivery, service and pick-up. 337-2645 or 353-9129, RUTTER REALTY, PUZZLE No deposit, New stereos studio 515. 5-2-21 393;5353^5-2-21 ACROSS eveilable at same rates. Call 30. Kidney bean FORD 1965, 2 door hardtop, RENTAL Si leasing agent wented. 1122 NORTH Waverly - large Glen Herriman, Inc. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 31. Heavy mists Crager ET II mags, 390 Immediate and full time TWO MEN needed for 4 man older home, sharp, huge lot. 32. English 4-barrel. $350. 372-5475. Volkswagen & Volvo dealer spring. Cedar Village. I -496 to Waverly Road, turn 6135 W. employment, must have car, composer 5-2-20 Saginaw be anr4itious, and willing to Apartments 337-9486. 5-2-21 North. 489-1893. 5-2-20 11 Paraffin 33. Winding ski Open Mon. & Thurs. till 9 work nights and weekends 12. Attribute course when necessary. Paid on TWYCKINGHAM NEEDED - 1 RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wishes 13. Assam 36 Stamping silkworm device STUDENTS: WORKSHOP MANUALS for irther basis inforr only. For call WAVERLY AREA. 2 bedroom, dining room, carpeted, stove men to subleese for spring. $55/ month. 351-5148. country home to rent. Good care .351 -3050^ 5-2 - 2 0 14 Selfishness 15. Architects 3/. Vitamin A 39 Interrogate Tho u man 5-2-21 most imported cars at and refrigerator, laundry. No NEEDED ONE person for 5 17. Unprofessional 42. Surfsce EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., 43. Crui CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 pets or children, carport. man houee. Own room, $55 19. Visual aids REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 NEED ONE girl for 4 men. $65/ 20. Recognite East Kalamazoo Street, 1 After 6pm, 482-5626. 3-2-21 per month. No utilities. 44. Diocese - 5pm daily. 10-2-21 month. T wyckinghem, 22. Swing music 45. Political mile West of campus. 337-9676. 5-2-23 FEMALE NEEDED - 2 351-5729. 6-2-21 23. Knack cartoonist 487-5055. C-2-28 24. Feudal overlord 46. Explosive BEAUTICIAN OPENINGS now ONE GIRL needed for febulous GIRL SPRING term, own room, 28 Sieve 47. Scottish available for chair rentel. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East four men Ceder Villege spring close to campus, 351-3624. ODETTES SALON. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. term, $70/ month. 337-1891. 5-2-23 882-0441. 5-2-22 Complete auto painting and 5-2-23 1 MAN FOR 4 man apertment. collision service. 485-0256. CHRISTIAN HOUSE needs girl OCCASIONAL BABYSITTER, Februery rent free. Cell sublet C-2-28 NEAR LCC end Sperrow. to spring. Phone own transportation. 351-7022 or 332-5946 after 351-6216. 3-2-20 6pm. Ask for Bill or Deb. Attrectlve lower, one _35|-J10q2^Clo»e. 4-2-22 3-2-20 bedroom, furnished, except STUDENT OR GRADUATE, 21 " FULLTIME at established men's or over, neat, to share house. Dorft Be Caught store. Profit sharing and WOMEN: THREE vecancies in 4 Own room, $60/ month, no other benefits evailable. Write utilities. 351-1189. 3-2-20 girl apartment. 1 block from Napping Box 5-2-22 E-5, STATE NEWS. campus. Furnished, utilities provided, perking. $80 each. ONE BEDROOM furnished mobile home. $25/ week. 10 716 WEST LAPEER, 3 349-9609. 5-2-26 minutes to cempus. Quiet bedroom, partially furnished, For a limited and peaceful on e Ieke. $75/ month plus utilities! SUMMER JOSS: Girls camp in time* 641-6601. 0-2-28 $200 deposit. 372-4735. State News Wisconsin. Instructors for ONE OR 2 girls for 3 men. 4-2-23 will bill your ceremics, riding, dramatics. Burcham Woods. 337-0427. Use Your 3-2-22 LANSING, LCC, Sperrow. A Iso cook and R.N. classified ad. Call Lovely, immeculete, WANTED: TWO girls to ram MASTER CHARGE Experience required. Mr. rooms in 3 men duplex. Own now! Jacobson, 1960 Lincoln Park SUBLET THRU summer, 2 man completely cerpeted 6 rooms. furnished epertment, close, Appliances, gerege. room, close to cempus. At ^he STATE NEWS West, Chicago. 60614. 312 • 351-8991 bofora 3pm. 2-2-21 •effective til Feb. 23. 528 7666. 3-2-20 $175. 337 9675. 3-2-22 332-8978. 3-2-21 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973 Tuesday, February 20, 1973 9 For Sale ound jfC^j i Rea|Ejtate j'^. iffeWHATl. Truce group to police cease-fire nwm ■.nintz tuner - large FOUND: WATCH with black LANSING: Kdven. G'„r.r*rd leather band. Please call, Drive MOORES River ■cl65B turntable, new Shure 355-4575 C-3-2-21 and identify - quality home, carpeted, central air, kitchen (continued from page 1) Vietnam and the Viet Cong. It is ■up3E Cartridge $395. the northern sector; supposed builflns, electronic air filter, Kontum, Phu Cat, Tuy ■SS-2670. 3-2 22 REWARD a large carpeted An, Dalat and Bao Loc in the central part to operate on the basis of unanimity but has been slowed by - WALLET lotTin room, recreation of South bickering. Bar'sKIIS. 200cm, good area of Fee Hall. Call Robert system. quarter acre, sprinkling Announcements for It's The Block and Bridle Vietnam, and Xuan Loc, Ben Cat, The peace agreement provides for 825 Kndition. binding!, pole.. Fisher, 349-0891. 2-2-20 489-1276. 10-2-28 What's Happening must be will meet at 7:30 Club personnel on each delegation of the Joint C,. n.bl. PrlC. C.H FIRESIDE received in the State News 110 Anthony Hall. p.m. today in Cu Chi, Giong Trom, Vi Thanh and Quan Military Commission. The United States Ell®. 3-2-22 LOST: SMALL white case, to DRIVE located close Beekman Center and office, 341 Student Services Long in the southern half. and North and South Vietnam are contaim contact lenses. Bldg., by I p.m. at least two Gauvin said the deployment is up to College. expected full strength, while the Viet ■pl7 DROP-LEAF table. 2 Reward. 355-5 1 36 New 3 home, fully carpeted, kitchen bedroom class days before publication. The Historical Society of to be completed before the deadline of Cong have II,,,s $25. 651-6189. or 365-1091. 3-2-20 with built-ins, family room No announcements will be accepted by phone. Greater Lansing invites you to a presentation by David Verway Feb. 26 as stipulated in the Paris only ■ 200 men assigned, thus slowing deployment of its field J5I.8129 3-2-22 FOUND: GIRLS ring. Identify with and fireplace, 2 car garage The MSI) Geology Club will on "The Development Years of Lansing's Motor Vehicle agreement. teams. South Vietnam and the United States WZn ST4, manual turntable stone and walk-out basement. 1 Maj. Gen. Duncan McAlpine, Canadian have their observers setting. 353-2155 10% present the documentary "The Industry" at 7:30 p.m. already in place at 23 Kith Shura M91 ED cartridge, C-3-2-22 will financing available trade. Immediate or Restless Earth" at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Gallery chairman of the commission's military of the 26 subregional sites. The North i months o.d. $150. possession. Call Jim Griffin Wednesday in I 16 Bessey Hall. Rooms, Lansing Public Library. committee, said safety was the paramount Vietnamese are in place at five of them, the LOST: GOLD wire rims/ white All friends of the Earth consideration in selecting only 14 sites at 15,4248. 3-2-22 case, 882-8463 or WARNER invited. are Viet Cong at none. near Bessey. Reward. The MSU Science Fiction present. The Viet Cong blame a lack of REALTY COMPANY security, ■my 530 recorder, 355-1416.3-2-22 882-2475. 5-2-23 Society will meet at 8 p.m. The Saigon command claimed that cease Tr.ppeuf ski booti (11), The Spartan Bowmen will Wednesday in the Union Green fire violations have soared inadequate accommodations and South shoot from 8 to 10 - K «*< <42)- c,"^!ve' FOUND: BROWN belt to lady's the Turf Arena. Men's tonight in Room. mark and reported these total past the 4,000 Vietnamese attacks on Communist j, 351-1326 after 6:30pm. coat, near library; also I Recreation QQ Intramural Building. There will casualties since the cease Vietnamese fire officially controlled territory. U.S. sources say the i-2-22 lighter. South Kedsey be an interclub Sailing Club shore school will - Communist side is seeking "frivilous" 351-0132. C-3-2-22 went into effect on Jan. 28. SPRING BREAK with tonight. be held at 6:30 p.m. today in 34 privileges such as officers' and Union North Vietnamese and Viet ■owmobile snojet - BOARD FLIGHTS. UNION The followed by a regular Cong - noncommissioned officers' clubs and Eq70 7,186 killed, 195 captured. I55O. 634. Good condition. Phone 655-1621. G" Personal $284. Nassau, $189. Contact Monday through Friday 1 Spain, Shotgun Club reloading session in 302 Men's Intramural will hold at 7 p.m. today a meeting at will meet at 6:30 7:30 p.m. Officers p.m. South Vietnamese military - 1,259 television sets at the sites, while the United States and South Vietnam have agreed to 1-2-21 us - 4pm, or phone 353-9777 Bldg. killed, 5,837 wounded, 922 missing. accept austere conditions. PREGNANT? WE understand The Central Michigan Civilian - 103 killed, 373 wounded, 497 The U.S. sources say the Communist IriQUE WOODENsax,flute,$175. $35. Call us. PREGNANCY C-2-28 The MSU Archeological sponsor an Society will illustrated abducted. requests are unreasonable because the four iwr tenor COUNSELING. 372-1560 RUSSIA SCANDINAVIA Horticulture Club public The control commission is made lecture on "Evacuations up of party Joint Military Commission will be - will meet at 7 the tes $50 up. Buffett bass 0-2-28 5 weeks. $387 p.m. Wednesday on Inclusive. in 209 Horticulture Sanctuary of Demeter. Cyrene" representatives of Poland, Hungary, disbanded March 28, the deadline for the rinet, $200. New London departures. Small, Bldg. at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the main Indonesia and Canada. A tru men ts at good international group camping Geroge Haynes will speak on temporary Joint return of all U.S. prisoners and withdrawal travel "The Principles of gallery, Kresge Art Center. Jhscou n t s. ELDERLY (ages 18-30). Also Organic Military Commission, designed to support of all American troops from Vietnam. At Europe, Africa, India: 3-11 Gardening." the |,stbuMENTS, 541 Ea»t of secret societies. weeks. Write: Whole Earth The MSU Outing Club will peacekeeping body in policing the that time the International Commission of |,od River. 332-4331, 1 In order to keep their votes Travel, Ltd., K.C., Mo. 64141 Bo* 1497, Free U classes meeting today: Literature, the Multiplicity of meet at 7 p.m. today in 116 Natural Science Bldg. Paul Risk cease - fire, is composed of delegations from the United States, North and South Control and Supervision will take over full *n, C-2-2-21 secret, cast white beans In a responsibility for the cease fire. Selves 8 will speak and trips and - Jar If they favored - p.m., 37 Union; GARRARD^B a HAWAII NOW available Indoor Plants and Mowers innovations will be discussed. N FRENCH horn and case, candidate, dark beans If they - - 7 le with wanted Spring break. $269 plus 10% p.m., I05A Berkey Hall; Income All are welcome. ood condition. $300. him blackballed. a '< !:■75-7359. 2-2-21 Occasionally a clumsy voter services. Few openings. Tax Preparation - 7 p.m., 309 ar'ridge. 51-0742 Ont^H aftsr^BII GX365 tape recorder, would disclosing spilling the knock the its contents beans. jar over, . . . Reserve STUDENTOURS, 5-2-21 now. 351-2650 Student Services Bldg.; Herbal Medicine Sycamore St.; French - 7 p.m.. - 539 6 p.m., The Russian Studies will show the silent Soviet film "Mother," with Engligh titles, at Program Dollar value rises; gold price up 50 watt Montgomery Ward It's no secret that to find Union lounge; Chess - 7 p.m., 7:30 p.m. today in 146 Giltner 214 Hall. M/FM stereo amplifier, 2 good value and opportunity Berkey Hall; Bicycle Repair cracked? GUARANTEED EUROPE 7 (continued from 1) leakers, cassette deck. you should raad the summer p.m.. 210 Abbott Road; The page The state bank leaves the pound was quoted at them at lo* B|. 93-1447 2-2-21 contents of STATE News flights. Several Astrology - 8 p.m.. Synergy. New Community Book West German money market $2.4272 Monday, down DISCOUNT Classified Ads each day. departures. Boeing 707 jet, Exchange in Shaw Hall will hold higher, at 2.9660 marks. Advance booking only. Don't a planning and publicity meeting Dealers said the West an hour before the close from $2.4325 late Friday. gan. Lansing. [gain DAY: many good Apartment hunters, auto delay! STUDENTOURS Typing Service at 6:30 p.m. today in the each day. This Gold set new highs of 23 llues and special prices, hunters, job seekers, will west German state bank sold was why the find Want Ads 351-2650. 5-2-21 lounge. Old volunteers and new dollar was able $74.90 an once in London, hursday, February 22nd a handy guide "small amounts of dollars, to close people are invited. - colr^|130ARSHALL . 9pm. One day only. to Check getting now! more out of life! THE CHARTER PROFESSIONAL possibly around $10 million fractionally above its $74.62 in Zurich and $75.41 in Paris. bottltt^H MUSIC, East present PEOPLE Spring Holidays: dissertation typing. IBM For information on the Feb. or so," as the price reached ceiling. The bank is certain stable bottlt^HLiing. C-1-2-20 JUST WASHED your hair and Freeport $169, Nassau $179, degrees. Marty BA, MA North 27 Ann Arbor visit of Anais Nin, meet at 8 tonight in 37 Union. the ceiling. to sell more at the opening n, fraternity can't do a thing with it? Tuesday to bring the dollar Spain 351-3487. 24-2-28 355-9817^1|AnimalJ j(jK) UNION BARBER BUILDING SHOP is the STUDENTOURS, 17-2-28 $239, ring 351-2650. Business Career Night will be held from 7 to 9:30 tonight in It was the first time rate down to the ceiling answer. C-3-2-22 TYPEWRITTEN the second floor Union. All since devaluation that the URE Bedi^|laN SHEPHERDS. AKC 6 REPRODUCTIONS interested students are welcome. □H West German central bank - old. Call 332-6316. Service resumes, In Tokyo, the dollar also S theses, papers, ASTROLOGICAL LUNCHEON had sold dollars — 11 poems — rendered promptly, Angel Flight invites you to actually inproved fractionally, - 2pm Wednesday. Soup, found buyers for them. sandwiches fastidiously, reasonably participate in open rush through receiving 264.60 Japanese served and tea Feb. 24. If you are interested in These sales indicated some XEROX 332-4493. 5-2-26 Homes S^SI leaves read. 327 M.A.O. COPIES 4/. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, helping others, call 3S3-0641. confidence in the new dollar yen Monday against 264.10 Saturday. Your first MORNING GLORY M.A.C. and Grand River TYPIST DESIRES assignments rates. KITCHEN, St. John's in own home. Campus Action will hold a below Jones Stationery Call 393-3988 ICRAFT 1968, 12x60', air Shop. Knditioning and many Basement. 2-2-21 337-1666. C-2-28 after 6pm. 3-2-22 prayer meeting and Bible study at 7:30 p.m. today at 398'/i Park Lane, basement. Everyone is It was only a beginning, The dollar half a cent gained about against the tampon j. Please call 485-1633 BUSINESS CAREER NIGHT however. West German British lie 5 30pm. $4000 or ALTERATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL IBM typing pound. Strikes February 20th, 7 9:30pm - authorities took in should - an threatened to wreck the STOPFER. X-5-2/21 REPAIRS - NORGAARD'S theses, term papers. (Pica - second floor. Union building. The MSU Forestry Club will estimated $6 billion during TAILOR SHOP. 37 years Elite). Sandi, 339-8934. British government's 3-2-20 meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the crisis and a much llNE, 1965 New shag experience, 1609 East X-25 2-28 183 Natural Resources larger inflation control program Bldg. Lee portion of that total has to Kalamazoo, and put downward pressure Jiteting it in living room, condition. $3,000. STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per month, $23 per term, Free 482-2245. 1-2-20 Lansing, TYPING - DISSERTATIONS, Olmstead forestry. will discuss CFM flow out again before full on the pound on most of be a im827-9322. 3-2-20. term papers, experienced. confidence in the dollar is the delivery, service and pick-up. world's key money FREE LESSON^&ftl 'be given to 40c per wpage t 332<29ff7: ' Circle K and Union Board will restored. No deposit. TV's available at markets. In London the ■PALACE 8'x28'. Excellent same rates. Call NEJAC, anyone interested in learning 0-3-3-21 feStUrfc campus Captain Zutaut of police force at an Kotex ■nditlon. behind Tom's, 337-1300. C-2-28 to keypunch. Help us fill the informal coffee hour from 2 to lifted $900. 351-9519. demand for key punchers in EXPERIENCED IBM typing, 3 p.m. today in Old College HOTEL AND Re seniors: Expand your this choice area. 6 weeks course with of class hours, call theses, term papers, (Pica Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358 - Hall. Union Grill. Cable TV franchise tampon. 10'x50', education greatly. Drive SPARTAN KEYPUNCH 25-2-28 James Madison College film a 25 h dean, ACADEMY, 393-8615 for series will present the French new carpeting and foot demonstration bus to appointment. 2-2-20 film "Cleo from S to 7" at 7:30 (continued from page 1) | conditioner. $3,000. 50 food service locations per ANN BROWN. Typing and ne 482- 6868. 4-2-23 p.m. Wednesday in 334 Case week in multilith offset Michigan. Council printing. Hall. But Ball — and with and sell prospects on the FOR QUALITY service on University officials — are quick to point I out that such discussions are st 81 :ound Found |(q] use products of local food broker's The best start you dissertations manuscripts, general typing, IBM. theses, The Undergraduate Microbiology Club will meet at 8 are problems such as copyrights. just talk, so far, because there could possibly get broadening 23 years experience. p.m. Wednesday in 457 Giltner In the meantime. National Cable, which is |FINDfound SOMETHING? a pet or article yourself for future responsibilities the same time ASTROLOGY CHARTS 349-0850. C-2-28 assistance to Hall. Departmental students and eight other firms for Lansing's cable television franchise, bidding with representative project are the lue, we want to help you you earn. Register Placement accurately written, aspects TYPING, IBM Selectric. 15 says in its proposal it is planning continual expansion into topics. areas around East Lansing, such as Okemos, Meridian j-n it. Just come in to the Bureau, Phillips and progressions, transits, basic years experience. 484-5902, | Ite News Classified Dept. Associates, February 22 interpretation help. fast efficient service. 5-2-22 International folk dances will Township, Delhi Township and Holt. Again, these are just J tell us you want to place interview. 5-2-21 Reasonable, 349-0934. be taught and danced at 8 in the planning stage. ■ •d in EAST LANSING 5-2-23 tonight at St. Johns Student si TYPING TERM papers and ■ ATE BANK'S found FREE Parish, 327 MAC Ave. Beginners A lesson in theses, electric typewriter, ... CHILD are welcome. The presence of competition for National Cable in ■imn. As a public service complexion care. Call CARE • Home-like fast service. Call 349-1904. ■ST LANSING STATE 484-4519 East Michigan or environment with a nursery 10-3-1 Lansing but none in East Lansing is a tribute to the The MSU Bicycling Club will *NK will school program. JACK AND i of East Lansing's ordinance. run the ad at no 485-7197 Lansing Mall. meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday JILL NURSERY SCHOOL, in p cost to you. MERLE NORMAN COMPLETE THESES 208 Men's Intramural Bldg. to | EAST LANSING STATE BANK COSMETICS STUDIOS. near Sparrow Hospital, call 482-7734. 5-2-21 SERVICE. Discount multilith place final jerseys. Know your height, orders for club Other companies balked at ordinance provisions such as C-3-2-22 printing. IBM typing and a seven - year tranchise period, which they claim is too C-2-28 weight and chest size. binding of theses, resumes, short to make a reasonable return on their investment. Peanuts Personal Typing Service ^ publication. Across from The Foods and Nutrition Because only Kotex |VERY large square horn campus, corner M.A.C. and Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. TTiey also objected to franchise revocations at the will of tampons have soft, ■Mmed glasses, Grand River, below Jones Thursday in 9 Human Ecology rounded ends... gentle Bessey / the city, repurchase of the system TYPING TERM papers, theses, Stationery Shop. Call Bldg. to hear Betty Ketchum by the city at the end of fitorium, 2 weeks ago. See yourself as others see you etc. Electric, Experienced. speak the expanded nutrition the franchise period at its original cost (which companies insertion guides COPYGRAPH SERVICES, on instead of two bulky and don't look back. say does not reflect true market value) and — most |*22 332"6219- 1-2-20 RM/jb JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. C-2-28 337-1666. C-2-28 program. importantly — treating the cable television franchise holder tubes; and more protection than the Gay Liberation will hold TYPING THESES and term men's rap group at 8 tonight in a as a public utility, which gives the city a big hand in leading brand. But Place Your papers. Electric typewriter. 309 Student Services Bldg. Call determining rates and regulating services. the Only way to be E x p er ienced convinced is to let a . Diane. 353-9795 for more information. 372-7600. 0-2-28 Cable commission members, and paid consultants for the Kotex tampon be PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD The MSU Veterans Assn. will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in commission, have countered these claims with their own studies that indicate if a reasonable number of East j your first one. Lansing I i[Aj the Transportation °n American Legion Hall, residents sign up (based on signups for other similar cable Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your Valley Court Drive. East check television systems), the franchise holder should have no or money order 1 arising. The orphans hockey trip and term problems moving into the black. FLY 10 planned. All party veterans will be are If it CHICAGO-O'HARE Address. Tickets for the Agriculture wasn't, City s16 Confirmed Res. and Banquet Natural Resources Honors are available in 120 'IT policy review asked here's a Agriculture Hall. 109 Natural weekend getting or there? holiday In Resources Bldg. and Agriculture Hall through Friday. 121 (continued from page second FLY! it 1) Consecutive Dates to Run_ you're 22 or under, you're eliqible for the GLC Airlines SDS will meet at 7:30 p.m. chance. Wednesday in 38 Union to •Examining the possibility of going to Washington D.C. iliscuss to present their case. Classification further plans for the GREAT LAKES Conference on Racist Theories. COMMUTER AIRLINES Everyone is welcome. "The current policies of the government are in direct 1*1 Here: l~~ For information:372 8840 - contradiction with he philosophy of individual self • > Crisis in America will sponsor a panel discussion on the Viet improvement and stifle the attempts of needy students to I Nam cease fire at 7:30 p.m. assert their economic independence," Malin added. - | VSednesday in 109 South Kedzie Hall. Panelist are H. Lynn All speakers commented that financial aid students were I Jondahl, Frank Joyce and Michael Stewart. being discriminated against by having restricitons placed on I their right to work, where students not on financial aid I The MSU Railroad Club will could work all they pleased. meet at 7:30 p.m. I compensated. MICHIGAN today in 31 COMMUNITY inion to discuss steam I BLOOD locomotive restoration. The rulings referred to at the conference were made by CENTER. 337-7183. Hours I the Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare, and were based Monday, Thursday and The MSU Chamber Orchestra . I on a report issued Friday 9 - 4:30. Tuesday and will offer a preview concert at by the General Accounting Office that | Peanuts Personals Wednesday 11 6:30. C-2-28 11:45 a.m. today in the North said the government was 10 words $1.50 prepaid being defaulted out of funds by . rase lounge. Everyone is invited. some students on financial aid. 10days i3.00» PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT 5 days $6.50 - A preparation workshop for desires position. Mature and 65c par word 1.30 per word men interested in working with experienced, excellent children during a three - day In an effort to stop this, the report recommended tighter a □ □ references. 669-9232 4 2 21 "Everywoman's Conference" restrictions and closer monitoring of all funds issued will be held at 7 p.m. March 2 8 at 1118 S. Harrison Road. through financial aid programs. FEMALE GRAD student desires WW empathic companion for These rulings have already had a to; Michigan State News u.assified sports, music, dining. Age There will be an ASMSU substantial effect on | 347 Student Services Hd«. Board meeting at 8:30 tonight MSU students, causing some on work 25-35. Call 351- 4430 at the Delta Tau Delta House. terminated from their jobs and - study to be MSU East Lansing. Mich. 4882.? 10-11pm 5 2-23 330 North Harrison Road. forcing others on Natiotud Defense Student Loans to repay part of their loans. Tuesday, Febru,lary 20, 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan M CHEMISTRY CLASS Study shows Students pace selves in (C) 1973 NEW student YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE United States is not doing enough to promote school By DEBORAH BRUNER If .n tetuw BclttUon. and scheduled tests were , , the students individual to receive help from lnsmicto„ ln u,, chemk.1 as a he wants, provided he doesn't take more than one day, until he gets a grade [est I could in anXr^Cfj"! put off desegregation. As for crime, slightly more than half of Ed|u,,llo„ MattHJs Room. he's satisfied with. This m NEW YORK — A decline in college student those questioned believe that "the courts are too dropped as class chemistry," he „-'i "One of our goals," the radicalism, first noted a year ago, shows signs of concerned with the rights of criminals" — the current requirements, would the way," he said, "the test no that test ^ wa« was over i ^3 professor said, "is to allow longer measures anxiety." * continuing. A survey of college freshman attitudes idiom for the conservative "law and order" outlook on student learn better and students to progress at their The computer plays an bad time to U made public last week shows a further turn away from faster? chemistry." justice and civil liberties. own pace in their own way. important part in the liberal views toward conservative opinions, reflecting •Campus affairs. Over 42 per cent feel that colleges This is what Robert N. To do this we had to break program, Hammer said. the current conservatism of the country at large. have been too easy on student protesters, and one - Hammer, associate professor away from large groups." In its memory bank it , Carter, Ijlut The study, conducted by the American Council on fourth believe that a college has a right to ban of chemistry, hopes to find Both professors and records what the student freshman, said "I ft Education, a nongovernmental organization, was based extremist speakers. One • third would give college out in his Chemistry 130 teaching assistants are has done to date and set up, ' t but I cr ke ™ would i on questionnaires returned by 188,900 freshmen at all officials the right to "clear" student publications. course. available in the education types of higher education institutions across the Perhaps the strongest expression of student power The class this term has materials room from 9 a.m. finishes grading the tests within a day after the tests diffr>ty n^d an forSuxus:j country. The bulk of the students questioned were 17 carried over from the revolt days is the insistence by an no lectures, recitations or Monday through authoriU«ve hJ to 19 years of age. overwhelming majority (76.3 per cent) that students scheduled tests. to 10 p.m. Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 4 are taken. over their heads." H Here are some of the findings: Students work at their should participate in faculty promotions and that p.m. Friday. "The computer is needed Carter •Political orientation. Almost two - thirds of this colleges should stay out of students' off - campus own pace from the text Audio cassette recording to do the clerical chores," believes ( year's freshmen describe themselves as middle - of - the behavior (87.2 per cent). Only 38.5 per cent want book and study guides which include discussions, he said. "This way the students way. learn r» ^ road or conservative; slightly fewer than one - third as grades abolished in favor of pass / fail or some other prepared for them. instructors can spend their and - liberal. Only 2.4 per cent see themselves as on the far Hammer said he believes explanations arrangement. commentary that are time teaching." "Kids tend to left and fewer than 1 per cent as on the far right. Since learn «t •Womens rights. An odd ambivalence has crept into this system is a better traditionally presented in they have to when . last year, the liberal and far left sector has declined by the students' attitudes toward women's rights. More method of teaching Students who were have to and lectures and recitations are then for,, 3 per cent. than 91 per cent — the largest single bloc on any issue beginning chemistry. questioned were generally •Social issues. With the Vietnam War out of the — support job equality for women; but 37 per cent, Hammer said in the also students. available to the pleased with the course, but aey have ^ way, the two remaining social issues attracting the apparently thinking about their own future personal previous system, with 300 The testing system for as Steven Klein, Lansing broadest spectrum of support are the stepped - up arrangements, feel nevertheless that married women to 500 students in lectures, Chemistry 130 was also freshman said, "The whole battle against pollution (89.6 per cent) and the drive should be confined to home and family. (Somewhat everyone is forced to go at changed. Hammer said. course has its advantages for consumer protection (76 per cent). Slightly fewer than half of the freshmen feel that the paradoxically, the vote was overwhelmingly, by 67.4 per cent, against large families.) exactly the same pace. The new system allows Exams are given when the and disadvantages." than 1 would have A * students are ready for them. Klein said he liked the someone forcing n ■ Students can re - take exams said. flexibility of the course, but until they are satisfied with felt that the system was Mike the grade. unpersonal. McConnaJ with Tanaka Lansing senior, likes ti Kissinger talks Students seldom see the new system. "I same question on a test "A computer makes up ^ the tests," he said. "A more than 1 would because a computer makes hin like the lecture Vietnam and since the cease Kissinger to brief them, up the exams and choses person takes your ID when system "L TOKYO (AP) - Henry Foreign Minister they cautioned ask for tapes, and there said. "In lectures you m J A. Kissinger filled in Masayoshi Ohira. who speculation that it involved • fire are no longer essential especially since Tanaka's different, but equivalent, you learn half of what Tanaka and Ohira told government has felt ignored questions from Its memory are so many different thepH Japan's leaders Monday on joined Prime Minister anything so major as the is saying because youJ Kissinger they hoped the by Washington in recent bank, people in the Chemistry his talks in Hanoi and Kakuei Tanaka for an hour establishment of diplomatic bored." months and now also faces "We gave exams to 300 Education Materials Room and 40 minutes of talks relations. peace in Indochina would Peking, dined at a geisha criticism of a mounting to 500 students at one time you don't know who to go Kissinger, said he Speculation concerns the stabilize and that house and headed for home with confided to the Japanese possibility that President reconstruction of the opposition for letting itself under the old system," to." "One of the drawback! to report. getting behind," j Nixon might withdraw the wartorn peninisula could be forced into permitting Hammmer said. "I think , Much interest centered the gist of his talks with the yen's exchange rate to exams given that way William LaParl, Pearl McConnaughey. "if voul on the talks President Mao. But Ohira said he had 8,000 American troops begin soon. Beach freshman, said the get behind, it's rough!" been asked not to make any now on Taiwan, the Chinese Foreign Ministry sources float upward by U.S. measure not only what the Nixon's national security devaluation of the dollar. student knows, but how he system benefited him. disclosure. island which is headquarters said Tanaka and Kissinger adviser had Saturday in Ohira told newsmen only for the Nationalist Chinese confirmed at the meeting American pressures on feels that day, whether he's Peking with Chairman Mao Japan in connection with eaten, things that have "After being in the Army that the talks covered a government recognized by that Japan and the United Tse - tung. Nothing was the monetary issue and the nothing to do with for three years," he said, "I wide spectrum of subjects, the United States. These States would keep in close made public here on the had to redevelop my study including Vietnam troops largely have been contact on Vietnam huge Japanese - U.S. trade scholarship." subject but Nixon's imbalance in Japan's favor "Under this system," the habits. This system left me director of reconstruction, the supporting the U.S. role in reconstruction. time to devote to other have not made Nixon's professor said, "the student communications. Herbert international monetary The Japanese welcomed studies." situation and China's Nixon's gesture of sending government popular here. can re ■ take exams as often Klein, announcement indicated an would be relations with the United Applications made on Kissinger's return States and Japan. Sources close to the Summer financial aid to the United States. He is due in Washington American delegation said applications are available in at 3:30 p.m. today. there had been an important 264 Student Services Bldg. 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