. the michigan Volume 65 Number 110 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Thursday, February 22, 1973 . Rogers hails Laotian cease-fire pact ouiMnTON fAP^ WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretarv - Secretary ofof States wnniH States would not commit itself ...... to an took effect Utate William P. Rogers Wednesday Indochina reconstruction there, though his comment important step in the over all forces from ailed a new cease - fire agreement in without full support from program came as no great surprise. solution to the Indochina - neighboring Laos and question. Congress "As a result of the problem," Cambodia, without setting a date. In an before -os as an important move toward an but refused to rule out the diversion of agreement, all he said. appearance the U.S. bombing in Laos will halt as of Rogers' statement on Kverall peace in Indochina and said funds from other programs for the noon today Lao Removal of foreign forces from reconstruction the committee, Rogers repeated earlier statements that getting congressional IjS bombing there would halt by assistance. time, at the latest, Laos would be a major move toward a program was in concurrently with Lao operations on response to a question by Chairman J. approval will be no easy task, but said L'jdnight Wednesday, when the cease - His testimony was the first official land, in the air and on water," the lasting Southeast Asian peace, in the William Fulbright, D - he js scheduled to take effect, confirmation that U.S. U.S. view. The Ark., of the expects Congress "will act bombing Vietnam peace Senate Foreign Relations gers also pledged the United Laos would over secretary of state said. agreements signed in Paris Jan. 27 Committee, responsibly." stop when the cease fire "The Lao settlement is who sought assurances - yet another provided for a pullout of that Congress However, Sen. Clifford Case, R - foreign will be consulted fully on the aid N.J., pressed the matter and asked for a flat denial that such a tactic is under Wharton names (continued on page 13) Libyan 727 Ifo Women's Advisory Council \ downed by By TERI ALBRECHT representing the temporary, non - Israeli fire State News Staff Writer tenured faculty group also from the TEL AVIV (AP) - Israeli fighter President Wharton Committee on Committees. Wednesday planes fired on a Libyan airliner and named his first nine appointees to the Also named to the council were forced it to crash land Wednesday in - newly - created Women's Advisory Gail Morris, asst. director of the Sinai Desert after the pilot ignored Council after a lengthy the delay caused Placement Bureau, a warning, the military command by criticism of his selection methods. representing the The Married Students' Union has Administrative - Professional reported. Association; Julia A military spokesman said about not yet sent its three nominees to Gill, a union member of local 1585; Gwen Andrew, 70 passengers were killed and 13 Wharton because representatives say administrative representative selected survivors had been pulled from the that by sending more than one name the by Provost John Cantlon; and wreckage. Most of the passengers group would jeopardize its Wharton's at representation. Members say they feel - large appointee, evidently were Egyptian. the final selection should be theirs and Jacqueline Nickerson. A spokesman for Libyan Airlines said 116 persons including six babies not Wharton's. The chief opposition to the ''We are were aboard. There Wharton selected the first choices Council reacting against was no has been voiced explanation for the by the Women's Wharton's selection methods discrepancy given by each of the other seven Alliance to End Sex Discrimination. between this figure and the Israeli groups. He said that they comprised a and the fact that we have been "Our members are count of dead and injured. wide enough indignant that called an off-campus group variety of backgrounds Wharton refused our group's request The Israeli spokesman said the and demographic characteristics to be to be included in the council," Nancy ineligible for representation." aircraft flew over Israeli installations beneficial to the council. Teeter, alliance member, said. "We the Suez Canal, separating Israeli A union member said that Nancy Teeter, of the Women's on because and Egyptian troops, before Israeli air Wharton had chosen the first choices Alliance to End Sex of each of the other (continued on page 10) Discrimination groups, the MSU (continued on page 10) Married Students Union would and send its three names. comply City Council A special meeting was called Wednesday by the group's president, Victoria nominees. In Martin, to discuss the approves all, Wharton named nine members to represent MSU faculty, staff and students to two on the council to be Roth man, • year terms chaired by Mary move to bar director of women's programs in the Dept. of Human Relations. Named to the council were: O'Hair, representing ASMSU; Deborah Judy Women's Center meets By JONATHAN KAUFMAN week - old Women's Center resolution Cable's franchise under old Cool, representing the Residence Halls State News staff Writer for funding counseling services. an city ordinance expires. Association; Mary Kay Scullion, The East Lansing City Council will The council also sent the cable Council member J "H'e have sent one M notified that unless we send name already to Wharton but we have been representing the Council of Graduate Students; Ruth Useem, professor of no longer require the Women's Center to open its board of directors or commission's recommendation of who proposed George Griffiths, the Women's Center three, our group will not be seated National Cable Co. for a cable resolution amendments, said the Ion the Council," Victoria Martin, Married Students' sociology representing the tenured membership meetings to men. television franchise to City Attorney changes will clarify resolution wording Union faculty of the Committee on The I president. council approved two Daniel Learned for negotiation with which he had interpreted to permit sex Committees; and Dorothy Bedford, amendments Tuesday night to its two - the cable company. discrimination in counseling services City Manager John Patriarche said the city is funding. after the meeting the MNOUNCEMENT DUE TODAY have franchise negotiations city hoped to completed before the end of April, when National Griffiths' first amendment replaces (continued on page 10) New U. S., Peking ties hinted WASHINGTON (AP) The The White House said it will be - Kissinger's talks in Hanoi resulted missions in the two countries. pited ne States and Communist China will made public in Peking and Washington in establishment of a joint economic There also have been reports that a joint communique today that is at 11 a.m. EST today. commission to consider postwar Kissinger may have made some pected to report new strides in lutions between the two nations. Kissinger, who has reported to reconstruction aid for North Vietnam. headway in negotiating the release of Nixon since his return from Asia While the White House has declined three Americans held prisoner in ■ The communique is the outgrowth Tuesday, will hold a news conference to give any details on the forthcoming Communist China. ■ Henry A. Kissinger's lengthy talks at the White House to discuss the China communique, it is expected to Both sides have indicated the Ph Chinese leaders in Peking, communique and details of his visit to provide for improved trade relations, Kissinger talks in Peking Feb. 15 - 19 ■eluding Chairman Mao Tse - tung. both Peking and Hanoi. possibly the establishment of trade were very good and expanded the breakthrough made by President Nixon in his visit to mainland China a ights year ago. party memb Nixon called in leaders of both parties for a breakfast briefing today in advance congressional of the issuance of the communique. Secretary of State William P. Rogers faI 8V ndidocy LINDA WERFELMAN for 6 th administration that has just agreed to and Kissinger were to take part in the breakfast session. Deputy White House press secretary State News Staff form a joint economic commission Gerald L. Warren was asked why the Writer with a country they were calling 'our release of the China communique was more than 20 months enemy' just a few weeks ago." being delayed two days after paining before the 1974 "The two major parties of Kissinger's return. Warren explained ntessional election, Michigan that Kissinger wanted the opportunity « Michigan, like Congress, have Rights Party member Howard abdicated their responsibility to the to confer at length first with President Wednesday became the second American voter, and have forfeited Nixon. [Tced« candidate for the 6th seat in the their claim to political leadership," he When he was asked if that meant U.S. House of added. "Neither of the two parties is isentatives. saying anything of consequence about Kissinger had to clear some of the I® ear('y announcement will give the drift toward racism in our own communique contents with Nixon, Warren replied, "I wouldn't respond to Twit an °PP°rtunity to build for state." that." strong fight in the district," The Human Rights party voted at While the U.S. appeared to be J. *ho ru'» unsucessfully ran as its January convention to support making significant new advances in its ■ l{ights candidate for a seat reconciliation of war resisters and relations with Peking, it also had word lctin* ®oard Education last busing to end school segregation. of I;1011, said. "I do not believe that the major the chances for further ■Jjjmbent Rep. Charles E. parties in Michigan are able or willing improvement Soviet Union. in relations with the Lwluain' * • East Lansing, who to consider the principle issues ■iKart defeated Democrat M. currently before the voters; It was learned Wednesday that a i r 'as* November, reconciliation of Vietnam War resisters Communist Party Chief Leonid iseoir 1■ last week that he would JONES and institutional racism in America," Brezhnev sent a letter to Nixon hailing MV electi°n In 1974. Can he added. the peace agreement in Vietnam as 7 shortly after his defeat that Racism and the reconciliation of having a "positive effect" on U.S. - make a second bid for the even smaller," Jones said. "And the war resisters, along with transit, Soviet relations. Brezhnev told Nixon his direction this country is moving in should be major mass issues in the the war's end could open new Pointed candidacy would domestically is bad." campaign, he said. possibilities for future "development an alternative Democrats, at their state Councilman George Griffiths offered two amendments to the Despite the recent hike in the and deepening" of such relations. over the optical positions of the two convention two weeks ago. ignored gasoline tax which produced increased Brezhnev said the peaceful objections of Councilman Robert Wilcox, background, to hfjfcl parties, most major issues, Jones charged. funds for mass transportation, "very little of that money is going for any settlement in Vietnam had eliminated change the requirements in its Women's Center resolution for iblican and nces n°w between the "While Republicans committed "one of the most dangerous hotbeds opening services to both sexes. Democrats are getting themselves to supporting a national kind of mass transit," he said. of international tension". State News photo by Bill Whiting 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan • l9?31 Officio I awaits abortion rule By LINDA WERFELMAN Reizen originally had scheduled the news conference to abortions could not be performed legally in ,onf°ur Mict%nm, tU urhink f ho otafo QimmniA Pah*! knit l which W a state regulations governing the facilities ■ State News Staff Writer announce cases Opposition from the state attorney general's office could be used by individuals performing abortions. p^| prompted the third cancellation of a scheduled disclosure Instead, he read a statement which said the guidelines The cases now are scheduled to be heard in a of state abortion guidelines, Dr. Maurice Reizen, director of would be released after the attorney general rules on the decisions could be delayed until summer. pril'81 the Michigan Dept. of Public Health, said at a news legality of abortions in Michigan. Kelley also said the U.S. Supreme Court "The advice of the attorney general's office is that the n.i.n ■ conference Wednesday. "I'm chafing under these legal restrictions," Reizen said. department would be in the position of condoning abortions during the first six months of 5 Oallo*| abortions which are still illegal in this state, despite the fact not take effect until the court rules on , y Coul|l| "But I'd be a fool not to heed what the attorney general that they are being performed," Reizen said. rehearings from Texas and Georgia. equests 'or| has said and I really cannot fault him for making this legal ruling." Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley earlier this year ruled that Abortion statutes In both states »eK det| . "The two major parties of unconstitutional by the Suprmem Co"urt7ast mnn.v. Michigan, like Congress, have Though the regulations will be accepted evroii, I the interim let the patient beware if she seek* ?! 'y' abdicated their responsibility STATE REAPPORTIONMENT in this state," Reizen said. Aortic to the American voter, and The state's present antiabortion legislation ■ have forfeited their claim to effect, though Reizen said he is unaware ^ ial rule „f t political leadership. Neither of prosecutions in the last few months. the two parties is saying anything of consequence District Justices William O. Douglas By an 8 to 1 vote the about the drift toward racism in our own state. The WASHINGTON Supreme (AP) - Court majority that even in 1964 when the court first applied and Thurgood Marshall court conviction overturned the of Leon Petitioning the "one - man, one - vote" sided with Brennan while Howard Jones, Wednesday gave state Chambers of Woodville, standard to state legislative Lewis F. Powell, a Virginian Petitioning is now open for the positions of Slat II Human Rights legislatures considerable Miss., for the murder of a leeway in reapportioning districts it allowed greater evidently on close terms News editor - in - chief and advertising manaoer«' I policeman. congressional candidate themselves. flexibility from perfect with the one of the lawyers in disqualified part - time In 6 to 3 ruling it 1973 • 74. In 10 double spaced, typewritten PL ' See story page 1 The 5-3 ruling said strict equality than in drawing himself. case, a turned down an appeal by less, each petitioner should outline experience I population equality is not U.S. congressional lines. Justice William J. In a 7 to 2 ruling it held Anthony Louis Tacon, a background and proposed programs for the Stat i constitutionally required Brennan, Jr., dissented, and that the states are not New Yorker who claimed News. Proposals for new programs should include soml I carried 1 when the states want to consideration of how these programs would be said the court had never required to advance the date his conviction in Arizona of Quake damage at $1 million maintain traditional county held that different of prisoners' parole hearings selling marijuana without a out Petitions must be submitted to the State Nevnl Bldg bv| and city boundaries. Board of Directors, 345 Student Services constitutional standards on the basis of the time chance to appear at his own The court specifically A rolling earthquake shook the Southern approved a Virginia plan were to be applied to state they spent in jail awaiting trial was unconstitutional. Friday. Any full - time registered student is eligible California coast Wednesday morning, cracking legislative and U.S. trial. with a range of at least 16.4 plaster, shattering windows, starting several fires per cent from the congressional and inflicting property damage. largest to the smallest reapportionment. "The need to ASMSU backs effort to make of preserve The structural damage, mainly to older district it the House the integrity of political buildings, was heaviest in Oxnard. a coastal city of Delegates. subdivisions as political 70,000 persons. 50 miles northwest of Los 1 *i c * * r\ce- „e by The plan had been upset a four - judge federal subdivisions may in some Angeles. Estimates by the State.. Office of cQurt jn Richmond which justify small A . r + instances Emergency Preparedness placed damage there at went on to substitute for it up to SI million, mostly in cracked walls, broken one that broke political boundaries in 12 instances variations in the population of districts from which state legislators are elected," he State News $1 fees optional windows and collapsed roofs. but reduced the population wrote. By LINNEA SLATER The resolution been asked if they want to Campus Coun Several minor injuries were reported. variance to a little more "But that interest can State News Staff Writer was sponsored by Michael Engel, pay the tax," Will said. representative. than 10 per cent. hardly be asserted in The ASMSU board "There was no referendum Wahula, ASMSU preside! justification of representative of the College Acting on an appeal by Wahula was authorized 1 N. Viet ships leave Haiphong state officials, the high malapportioned passed a resolution Tuesday to support efforts to have of Nautral Science a presentation by Chuck following on it after it was passed by the board of trustees." appoint the remaining thl court reinstated the General congressional districts." all Will said that in his delegates. an University Will, an East Lansing ships trapped since May by the - Ten communist Assembly's scheme with the Chief Justice Warren E. referendum to make the resident. Will said his opinion the State News is The board voted to pJ American mining of Haiphong steamed out of the exception of a Senate Burger and Justices Potter subscription not student newspaper the registration fee of M Stewart, Byron R. White State News disagreements with the a North Vietnamese harbor after the United States district in Norfolk. fee optional and voted to State News* legal structure because of its legal delegates to be sent to J Justice William H. and Harry A. Blackman convention of the NatioJ provided navigational charts locating the mine lined up with Rehnquist. get involved in two student stem from its articles of structure. fields, the Pentagon said Wednesday. Rehnquist said for the lobbying groups. incorporation. The board decided to Student Lobby have send sue representatives to Wednesday to March 2| Defense Department spokesman Jerry W. "Students never Washington, DC. WahJ the conference of the Friedheim said the ships "left at their own risk will appoint the delegali Michigan Higher Education without any U.S. assistance or guidance" other than the general information contianed in the maps given the North Vietnamese. Motorcycle ASMSU posts Petitioning is now open Student Assn. held today through Saturday. The conference is composed of students from Michigan The registration fees ■ total $20. The have to pay other expei In other business, j delegates! Price rise will stop — Nixon Show for ASMSU board member positions from all colleges. The election will be held universities who are trying to institute a statewide board c m approved the m recommendation, to set i p< thru lobby at the capitol. during registration, March The board appointed an Intra.- mural Advisor s President Nixon said Wednesday his effort to Now 12 - 16 and March 26 - 27. Petitions may be obtained three representatives: advise the office I halt the food - price spiral will have a powerful Intramural Sports f in 334 Student Services Timothy Clarey, University effect in the second half of the year and bring the American consumer relief without cutting farm Sunday Bldg. and must be returned by 5 p.m. March 2. College Charles representative; Massoglia, Off - Recreation Services. 1 littee vill income. composed of six studej Recounting measures to expand supplies Street four of which appointed by ASMSU. J Bikes, through the Agriculture Dept., Nixon in a radio LUXURY IMP!! other two must repreJ message said they would stop the rise of wholesale Show the Council of Gradtl food prices and eventually retail food prices. AtAPIIItO Students and the vari| "Unfortunately, they cannot do much about Dirt Bikes, club sports. The board apprJ prices in the next few months, but they will have a Enduro Spend Spring Break in the Sun amendments to the elecfl .Bikes, powerful effect in the second half of the year." he regulations which willl effective only for P said. "They will bring relief to the American housewife without damaging the prosperity of our Ad that's s249 Complete ASMSU board election^ held during new be farmers." Call 353-0659 °B,»5 inj Sen. Muskie may run motorcycles and left! Sign up registration. Changes regulations were holding | again in ASMSU Travel w„k. because elections during registr is a departure from i Sen. Edmund S. election procedure. Maria Simpson, elect® Muskie says his "appetite for leadership" remains Glenn Herriman VW, Inc. commissioner, reported! the elections conimij and that he won't decided it could not ru Grand River foreclose another try for and Marsh Road a challenge that the eled the presidency in 1976. rules in the last ASJ OKEMOS election He conceded he still unconstitutional. finds the thought of The commission certj national office attractive the candidates and that, "if four years colleges of Human Ecol from now, someone came and Business who won! election, deciding thatB with the power to BERT" JANSCH MOONSHINE constitutionality of! arrange it and said you rules did not affect thfB could have the elected representatives, I which enti nomination, I would take it." "I don't plan to m The group the challenge has the All - University taken! Stu| devote my energies to Bert Jansch that," Muskie said. Moonshine Reprise album MS 2129 studentouRS Judiciary tried hearing as where it * a new case Monday, Sim| I Bert Jansch, pillar of Pentangle and SSthe charter people 351 2650 said. veleran of 15 albums, has completed 129 EOK*ND RIVE* .EAST LANSING UN to help at peace parley his eighth and most mellow solo LP, A team of 27 interpreters togethers with Includes: Yarrow Oh My Father Moonshine HURRY SPRIHG.... translators and other United Nations staff will go Night Time Blues Moonshine to Paris to assist the participants of the Vietnam LITTLE FEAT/DIXIE CHICKEN Petitioning is n0,*J peace conference opening Monday. The services of for five positions <1 the staff were requested by the French ASMSU A" / in!l Elections ^o government. Petitions may t According to diplomatic sources here. Secretary in 334 Student ben, ^ Little Feat over the conference if requested to do so by the FREEPORT. BAHAMAS $169' jet March 2. 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Grand River Across from « $9.50 « use as a "morning after" birth control pill despite " the possibility of a cancer risk to newborn infants. East Lansing East Lansing NEJAC TV rental! v R FDA Commissioner Charles C. Edwards told the Senate that "there is no evidence for a significant As heard on the Michigan State Radio Network atervlcsof Vacation Travel. Inc. risk" to women under prescribed dosages. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 22, 1973 3 ouncil British report recinct Soviet buildup The East Lansing City Council delayed approval of a Tuesday for increasing city voter precincts from LONDON (AP) — Britain claimed ian Soviet Union beefed up its air Wednesday that the 5 to 34, which would include the creation of five new land, sea and missile power in 1972 despite 'jstricts on the MSU campus or in married student beginning talks with the Western allies on lessening tensions in Europe. A government White "Thedelay to March 6 was made to get public input Paper, or policy document, on the nation's 1973-1974 or the plan, presented by City Clerk Beverly Colizzi at defense program insisted as a he council's meeting. consequence of the Soviet buildup that the allies must yji increase in the number of precincts was needed recognize that: „ conform to state law which allows only 1,400 "Only negotiation from strength is likely to equitable produce -isteied voters In each precinct, Colizzi said. During agreements. There must, therefore, be no November presidential election, the limit unilateral reduction in defense capabilities in the West." e had been ■ceeded in some precincts because of increases in the That was advice seemingly aimed at the United where President Nixon is States, umber of young voters. facing congressional demands for a cutback of the The new plan would replace a 25 - precinct plan 300,000 U.S. garrison in Europe. British spending in the opted by the council In December 1971 to meet a coming fiscal year beginning uary 1972 deadline for the first Michigan April 1 will run to about $8.08 billion, representing a 5.6 per cent rise over residential primary. spending for 1972-1973. The amount comes to about 5.75 flie new plan would eliminate some per cent of Britain's gross national boundary product. toblems in the old plan, such as one precinct that veriaps into four county commissioner The report claimed that: districts, siizzi said. The new plan would have three districts •Ninety new siles are being built for intercontinental ith each containing two commissioner districts. ballistic missiles. City manager John Patriarche estimated after the •Six new missile - firing submarines have been eeting that payments for extra precinct workers and completed. -her costs would run around $1,000. •Russia now has 1,500 intercontinental medium missiles, 700 He said the big problem now, besides paperwork and intermediate - range missiles, about 60 by :lizzi and her staff to contact registered voters operational missile - firing submarines and 300 attack and about o changes when approved will be to cruise missile submarines. find enough uldings for polling places. •Around 11,600 warplanes have been widely by the Russians with long - range transports activedeployed over the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans and over the Caribbean and Mediterranean seas. •Soviet naval forces, equipped with "the most advanced weapons systems" have been deployed globally. Ryan may drop school aid issue By MICHAEL FOX school taxes, about half the state wide average 25 mills. The British made military capacity. words: no The document dealt with effort to examine "The Polaris submarines Renown and Revenge provide a or dissect China's Britain's nuclear force in 22 Resolution, Repulse, State News Staff Writer "I may not Ryan is expected to introduce his school continuous patrol as the push a constitutional amendment if I can't after the financing plan United Kingdom's contribution to the get the governor's support or the Democratic party leaders decide their specific Western strategic Bough some state legislators are anticipating a tough support of Republicans in responses to Milliken's proposed tax cuts. deterrent." ; over Gov. Milliken's public school aid both houses," Ryan said. "Two - The Democratic plan, the top thirds support is needed in school financing plan is viewed No reference was made to British ocrat in the state House of each house to put a constitutional by Ryan as a compromise intentions of Representatives says he amendment on the ballot between the zero mill the Polaris missiles with replacing and even though I have 80 provision of Proposal C and the Poseisons built j back down from his opposition to the governor's not sure about the per cent of the Democrats, I'm continued property tax level now by the Americans. Republicans." urged by Milliken. Milliken said at a press conference last "Business didn't unite behind _je Speaker, William A. Ryan said in a recent State week that he Proposal C because of the The State News is published would not support Ryan's bid for a points of difference among them over by the students of interview that he will not press his referendum on school property taxes. opposition to Those who are assessed low Michigan State University every class day during ..'s plan for continued property tax school financing. The governor is bitter over the defeat in property taxes want high Winter Fall, funding if November of Proposal C which would property taxes and vice versa," and Spring school terms, Mondays, n not get Republican cooperation. Milliken has proposed have replaced Ryan said. "The renters property tax school financing with full state wanted to be assured they would get an adjustment in their Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a ?aid plan that would assure each school district $38 through income taxes. funding rents by reductions for the decrease in property taxes." special Welcome Week edition is published in :h mill levied up to 22 mills in 1973-74. The "Overall, there were just too many September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. >an, the leader of the Democrat controlled House, Republicans which Ryan would need to win over to people that could not Member - press his constitutional revision proposal include 19 in accept Proposal C, but our proposition for the Associated Press, United Press - Milliken's plan and seeks a referendum this the spring ' spring evenly - split state Senate and 50 in the 90 - member House referendum would attempt to International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan i a constitutional limit of 13 mills for local satisfy these people." Press Assn., Associated of Representatives. Collegiate Press, Michigan Milliken had said at his press conference that Ryan did Collegiate Press Assn. not support Second class postage Proposal C in November, but Ryan said he paid at East Lansing, Mich. voted for the proposal. Editorial and business offices at 345 Ryan responded to Milliken's Student Services YS AFRICA NEGLECTED refusal to support a spring referendum, saying: Bldg., Michigan State University, East "I fear the governor is Michigan, 48823. Lansing, trying to prove that if his proposal can't pass the legislature, then no proposal can get Phones: passed. I don't think he should think I'm opposing his plan. Black Caucus "My plan is no criticism of him or simply that we should benefit from our move forward." Proposal C, but experience and News/Editorial Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 IRENE EVANS Milliken's plan for school Business Office y and other African lands. in the Senate financing has been introduced 355-3447 n Staff Writer James Watson, caucus the Dept. of Humanities Council and the two by Sen. Gilbert Bursley, R-Ann Arbor. Photographic 355-8311 final open hearing of the member, added that the because one may choose departments. Campus Information 353-8700 from several tracts. ric Council Black Dept. of Humanities fails to Discussion was then held Tuesday revealed recognize other significant cultures which But generally, the black on difficulties which may tisfaction with the are older nities and than the Greek. perspective in the courses is arise, concerning black social ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS not adequate, O'Neal said. students and academic programs among "According to the advisers, other departments, students. East Lansing tain ideologies in the do not pertain to humanities other department, cultures did not The caucus will use information gathered at the the and professors. The general Indian Trails Bus hearings to initiate changes feeling was exist," Watson said. "This is Service To Chicago BARGAIN DAYS as a culture," said that most of the colleges do a real problem for minority in the social science and Johnson, council humanities curriculums. The not prepare blacks to return Effective people." to their communities to Leaves East Lansing If the humanities information will be work - us members of the contend the department refuses to offer presented to the Academic 6:50 AM Via: So. Via: Benton Harbor Extra • Extra • Extra • Extra a separate course in African 11:20 AM Via: So. Bend, ind. aities curriculum 2:15 PM Via: Benton Harbor naties incorrect and or Egyptian history, the 5:15 PM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 7:35 PM 10:15 PM plete African information cultures' caucus will ask the correct and complete information 6:30 PM 11:10 PM 10:45 PM 3:40 PM SNORKEL be blended in with the utions to Western lion. course, Jonson asserted. 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USE YOUR CANTERBURY CHARGE (VNTOWN, Open Monday ana friaay til 9 p.m. LAYAWAYS LANSING MALL, Weekdays 'til 9 p.m.; Sun. 1 'til 5 p.m. In the Center of Cain pus FRANDOR, Frandor, Open Weekdays 'til 9 p.m. Open 7*°-5w MERIDIAN MALL, Okemos, Mjch., Open Weekdays! 'til 9 p.m. -EDITORIALS- CHRIS DANIELSON Nixon budget Bike racks into paper engineering students will provide a to waste, clips either. They will be aid, swam , MSU p I saw 50 empty bike racks while recently walking in the winter chill. drawers. Meanwhile, scores of bike racks stand empty in the winter. The obvious solution to this valuable service to the community as they learn. University with various educational - The Navy ROTC W Though such a sight is not unusual Some people, however, may conducted on location. EJ* when campus roads are snowed under wanton waste of resources is to melt question the plan's workability. TTiey students could take a course '"S President Nixon's federal appropriation, leaving University down the empty bike racks into paper education budget proposals for officials irritated and ready to do a Michigan winter, it bore heavily clips in the winter, and turn the paper may contend that the University's bike merchant marines. Music depart *! battle to release the funds. upon my reflections about optimum racks would end up in the garbage, on voice classes may be conducted irX 1973 - 74 threaten widespread resource utilization. clips back into bike racks in the spring. floors or in musty desk drawers. Cedar gondolas, giving pleasure to ft Nixon's committment to MSU must provide thousands of Let's examine the merits of this Hie answer to this criticism Is all inner tube bunch. "le cutbacks in University programs and financial aid to students. reforming the federal paper clips each year for secretaries, proposal. The actual mechanics of the but self - evident. Secretaries, With the added professors and administrators will be waterways Msii bureaucracy is realistic in professors and administrators. program are simple. Instead of could become the duck caniJi Even though the education Countless numbers of them end up in required to ride bicycles to work in » ideology, but not methodology. tiie wrestling with fleeting abstracts. the spring. Therefore, they will have a Midwest. The swimmling team budget represents an increase of garbage, on floors or in musty desk 2 per cent from last year. For example, forcing students on vested interest in their paper clips and follow the track build themselves up with team'AS,,TH work - study programs to go off guard them with their lives. roadwort Nixon's commitment financial aid for higher to shift education campus for employment after Though waste of bike racks and And there would be a spot £ earning their allotted income, waste of paper clips will both be from institutional grants to represents narrow foresight as to eliminated, the benefits of this plan do direct aid for lower income not stop there. The traffic problem the consequences of this policy. students may eliminate various that has long plagued MSU also will be University administrative University officials seem to be passed out. most concerned with this narrow who clips programs and institutional With everyone uses paper Since these improvements grants. vision, and with good reason. If bicycling to work, cars will virtually mak. MSU would of the most one the financial aid proposals and disappear from campus streets. Since The repercussions of this shift the University programs are all of the traffic will be diverted to the after universities in the nation som are that graduate fellowhips and bike paths, the question of what is to may feel it would be just too hard t! 1 training grants will be severely passed by Congress, some be done with the streets comes up. decide which students should h» students may have to quit school accepted. Again, the answer to Z cut and undergraduate financial Only Shaw Hall provides residents problem is readily at hand. Accent because of insufficient funds. Hit aid will be limited to only the with a good view of the scenic Red them all. H I the student's pocketbook and most needy of students. Cedar River, despite the fact that the eventually the University gets its river meanders from one end of the University programs such as pocket picked. campus to the other. Instead, With all the space wasted bv reclaimed by water, there would streets I foreign language studies and unsightly swaths of concrete flow to be research development will also But massive apprehensions at ample room to moor dormboats And the doors of most residence halls. the waterclassroom will do for learnins suffer from the cutback. this time are purely academic. With campus streets freed from what the waterbed did for Until Congress takes action on poison - spewing automobiles, the way sleeping. ' Nixon's proposal to cut funds grant colleges has the budget, it should be is paved for the Red Cedar to be for land informed to what the channeled into the old roadbeds. This The structure of the University I already been challenged and as project will provide engineering would no longer be so rigid. New I defeated in Congress. University community is students with more valuable channels of communication could be I Unfortunately, Nixon has thinking. Remaining silent only experience, and constitute a vast developed. Students could be shipped I perpetrates further trouble for aesthetic improvement to the MSU on goodwill missions across the world. I applied his controversial the University and a false environment; impounding power to MSU's Obviously the full scope of this I security for the President. plan is too far • reaching to be dealt I $200,000 land grant This rechanneling also will have many practical side effects. Flooding with in depth in this short summary. It I of the Red Cedar will become a thing can be said, however, that now is the I of the past, and even some of the time for MSU to show the world that I I fo burden of Grand River may be drained periodic waste of paper clips and bike Plaudits through campus. The new waterways should not go racks is a program whose justification no longer holds water. | February is Public intelligence. Broadcasting Month and WKAR Operating as a division of the MSU Continuing Education on campus deserves special recognition for its assortment of Service, WKAR-AM daily POINT OF VIEW television and radio programs presents almost three hours of news and features for the black which echo the wide variety of public viewpoints. WKAR-AM and WKAR-TV have conscientiously FM and community and a weekly show for the area's Spanish - speaking population. concentrates its stereo WKAR-FM broadcasts Ganakas and son: the poise and self - confidence needid] last Friday's State News. I am how do many young people become offered public service for the musically inclined with a By HELEN L. FERLE for Big Ten competition. wondering whether he was as qualified exceptional athletes? If one looks at Instructor of American Glldea seemed to be quite ii broadcasting, complete with variety of classical, jazz, and rock to write it, as he seemed unaware of the Maraviches, the Harmons, the thought and language minority as illustrated when his letta music, news, current affairs and music. several facts. Richeys, the Harrises, the Everetts, the As a basketball season - ticket Coach Gus Ganakas did not recruit Powers, the Riesens and hundreds of printed in the State News was fr provocative educational since Jenison Fieldhouse circulated in the stands last Saturday! WKAR's unique programming holder ever his son; former coach John others, he sees examples of those presentations. The shows are was constructed, as a former Bennington did. Coach Ganakas tried whose fathers were coaches. It's only and no one agreed with him. One oil even more pleasing to watch or is to be commended for fairly the unfortunate results of his lettq basketball coach myself, wife of a to talk his son out of attending MSU. natural that parents give special hear as the programming is representing the many special former coach and daughter of a former attention to their growing children to will be to make some people more Also, he urged the Athletic Dept. not devoid of commercial messages interests of the East Lansing coach, I feel qualified and obligated to to give Gary a scholarship. make them proficient in fields in critical; they may look for mista" that often insult a listener's community. respond to Gilbert E. Gildea's letter in Many people, including me, during which the parents excel. Should we and perhaps they may boo. However^ I'm sure that anyone who looks at th< Gary's sophomore year had make it a rule to refuse potential statistics after any game will find th reservations about his playing, but we future all - Americans admittance to MSU because we're fortunate enough every other man on the team has iufl grudgingly came to agree that he was improving and earning a position on to have their fathers on our staff? as many turnovers and infractions if the team. By his junior year we were At any rate, those boos have Gary, and probably more. I am really sorry that Gildea felt i| certain, as he had become the diminished lately as respect and admiration for Gary's playing have necessary to write such a letter m playmaker and seemed to have the because the other result would « confidence of his teammates. In many grown. Sure, students like to see their friends get into a game. We all do and much consternation and unhappine^ games when he was replaced, the team ii seemed to fall apart. we like to see them play well. Not all for a young man who has worked ve Yes, there were boos at the the members of the team are trained hard (even to the point of playing wt to play Gary's position, however. It a leg injury) to be an asset to MSUl beginning of the season. Some people basketball team. do resent a coach's son playing. But takes time to learn plays and to gain John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie classified advertising manager; Bervin I Cain, managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, | office manager. editor. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: \ Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief; Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, «i Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, president; Carolyn Sticber. secretary • sports editor. treasurer. Frank Senger, Roland Williams, ■ Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Rom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is a seven _.. _ recipient of the Pacemaker Award iot| outstanding journalism. m Employment Guide" on behalf of the live on $3,000?" which appeared in here for the purpose of getting | realize that something should be done Feb. 14 State News; by education. oeborahJ.N Rape the my about the rape laws. American Collegiate Employment Cheryl S. Ruprecht Institute come out and justify his/ her calculations, giving him $1,485 for Colomajumj Two To the Editor: clerk Feb.16,1973 organization's actions? tuition (15 credits per term), $750 for rent ($75 per month for 10 months), Feb. 17,19) After reading Robert Bao's On Oct. 22 we sent a check for $4 $150 for books ($50 per term), from comments on the wonderful laws protect women from rapists, it is quite that Good to this company's office in Suffern, New York, which was cashed on Nov. $4,000 a year, basketball player Allen Smith would have $1,715 to 'eat Wharton 10, and despite letters we have sent, right" and "dress right." What is he Cents apparent he has no feeling what so ever toward the female sex. For some To the Editor: there has been no catalog sent or received. A call to directory assistance eating and wearing? Solid gold? Come off it, man, nobody "needs" that To the Editor: It has come to our attention another most men seem to reason think or that rape is somehow I would like to take the time to in Suffern revealed that they have no much money. If his sole worry In life recent State News editorial ^ congratulate the State News and Bruce such listing, but there must be is to maintain a high standard of living, question regarding p^de"' o(pJ preventable claim to be and that women who raped actually seduce the Remington for excellent taste. I am somebody on or around campus who I suggest he try to find a scholarship role in speaking to the issue J television programing andIdI J Worth rapist or else the women ask for it. No referring to the photograph that has been posting their promotional accompanied the article "leers making literature and probably receiving that would pay him for being a socialite. to the Public Boradcasting Sern ■ man could ever appreciate the fear that women have in regard to this changBE for Notre Dame series," which money for it. chairman of th. «'»«J crime because rarely are they ever put appeared in last Friday's State News. representatives from 116 "c The State News welcomes in a situation of such subjugation. It is about time that someone has Although we assume that this I question the advisability of giving public television stations, '« all letters. They must be used taste in choosing photos that are person will be too cowardly to reveal scholarship to a person who came to Wharton to represent ^ typed on a 65 space line and Can anyone who has seen the rape more than straight shots. The State him/herself to answer for his/her a MSU, not because it has a good interests at our discusswiis J double spaced. Letters must scene in the movie "Deliverance" News is helping photography become actions, we hope that this letter will department in his field, or even Corporation for Public Bo *1 be signed and should really believe that no matter what, a more of an art form and as a serve to dissuade other students from because he wanted to play basketball The contribution of J^dcfeJ include hometown, student, woman can avoid getting raped? All it photographer I would like to sending their money down the drain In under MSU's coach, but because MSU strong and very helpMI. H % staff standing, took was one man to get it in the ass personally thank you. search of employment information. has a better "social atmosphere" than the freedom and '"depend^! faculty or and it was excuse enough to murder Bruce A. Margan other schools. public television was P local phone number and the rapist. But of course, it's just so MSU graduate Becky Kobran forthright. We have asked Whan j local address. No unsigned' much different when it happens to a Feb.16,1973 Detroit sophomore Jack McCullough to discuss the details JM letters will be accepted, but woman. She is strong enough to fight Glen Rock, NJ sophomore Smith seems to have his priorities in negotiations while they the State News will off any man. the wrong order for remaining at an progress. Feb. 13,1973 Ripped withhold author's name in educational institution. Not once did Ri Not until men have the extreme cases. Letters may he mention the education he is responsibility of reproduction, not just be edited conciseness for so clarity and that more the pleasure, will they ever really understand the gravity of rape as it is To the Editor: Athletes supposed to be here for. I question, ™hy MSU doesn't give Smith $4,000 a year, but why they even give Chairmen's Con" of the Boards o| letters can be to a woman. I only hope that Bao is Will the scoundrel who has been him $3,000. It seems to me that MSU public Tele* S j held at gunpoint someday with his To the Editor: accommodated. Letters jvill distributing advertising and order Regarding the article "Can athletes could do without students that aren't not be edited for content. pants down and maybe then he may forms for "The Collegiate Summer Thursday, February 22, 1973 5 Efforts of drug squad felt at MSU, Zutaut says By CAROL MORELLO State News Staff Writer by the Union Board and Circle K, an been built in the middle of the on campus international service Efforts of the - Hubbard Lansing - based group. - Aker - Fee complex when it Metro Narcotics Squad to squash was built, the result would have been drug dealers, have had a profound He ecologically and aesthetically effect on campus, praised the Metro Squad sound. Capt. Adam Zutaut "If ramps were built, it would cost of the MSU Dept. of Public Safety cutting down drug the student a lot more said. activity on campus because of an money for his efficient, economical and coordinated parking ticket," he said. "But I think "When you have a af,nr* effort. students would be drug problem, if parking were willing to pay for it you always go to the source," he said. convenient." We know tne "Previously, we had five different supplier of many of the drugs on campus is from Lansing. agencies working five different ways," Police and "Our department could he said. "Sometimes we would see Capt. Adam Zutaut, of the Dept. of Public Safety, people the nickle and dime do go out for guys, but it would nothing to dry up the source." weeks activity) of go investigation (of drug completely down the drain Squad has helped to cut the because someone in met with students for a coffee hour supply of drugs another Tuesday in the campus. on Zutaut spoke department made an error. Union. He said the Lansing - based Metro before a group of Narcotics students Tuesday in the Union Grill State News photo in by Ken Ferguson one of are much a series of programs sponsored In answer to |V/ef questions, Zutaut noted the department has DEARBORN ( UPI) received less - Following a papers' complaints about the half hair - pulling fight between rival relea - hour parking meters recently installed in antibusing factions, Irene McCabe has front of residence hall stepped aside as leader of the National than from the previous one loading zones By LINDA SANDEL and ten Action Group (NAG) but said the the committee's hour meters. antibusing movement will not be State News Staff Writer reach, Gelb said. able "They miss the essential point, to find someone to fill her shoes. which is that "The meters were Gelb defended the final the war was, in the put in for the Ifte director of the Dept. of papers benefit of all the "Too many people are interested in {ense task force which put which have been criticized for their beginning, a war of national consensus. students," he said. "The All ether the Pentagon Papers said his inconsistencies and factual errors. Had Daniel Ellsberg consulted me - University Traffic fighting me and not fighting busing," about releasing the Committee, (which suggested the she said. "If they don't need me I will tperience with the controversy has have told him not to do papers I would change), afraid that students with "When you set up a so. I do was step aside and it will be hard to find special study in unnregistered cars and classes someone to fill my shoes." which led to U.S. Washington, the only people working believe, however, that the press in the It him wary of the power of public nsensus handled the issue complexes were using them, At a meeting in a bowling alley here olvement in Indochina. on it are usually those whose bosses responsibly." use to the residents." denying "I'll spend the rest of my days as an want to get rid of Gelb said he hired Ellsberg to work Monday night, two rival NAG factions them," he said. on the — one led by McCabe and the other by ticonsensus man," Leslie Gelb said, study but quietly dropped him But Zutaut added that if "We didn't want after he had failed to meet enough Barbara Coleman of Dearborn — jday. "It is the nature of power to anybody but several students voiced dissatisfaction with specialists on Vietnam. deadlines. Gelb characterized the change, the exchanged angry words, followed by a Though we as Ellsberg committee might have hair , the whole country at one point searched for good personnel they a man of ambition without to reconsider. • pulling fight between two 17consensus and the Indochina is ue ie wild on ideology." would often be needed in their jobs discipline. Ellsberg apparently "The only women. Controversy over the after a few duplicated a copy of the study that thing that generates McCabe said the Pentagon weeks, so certain studies change is student reaction," he said. fight Monday have several different Gelb himself had night lersmay have faded from the public authors. There given him to use as a Zutaut also suggested was caused by Coleman and l, but for Geib the ramifications of are changes in tone, emphasis background source for another study further other persons whom she said had and in which planning of parking facilities on /issue are not easily avoided, he factual data in many sections because Ellsberg was involved. campus. He said if a "racists attitudes" and whom she had of this." parking ramp had "disenfranchised" from NAG. Jjelb spoke on "Lessons of the Gelb said that the DOONESBURY Itagon Papers" before about 50 not be regarded as papers should by Garry Trudeau Kple I in the James Madison College but as chaotic, definitive history, YOU FORbOT TO 60 "The United States and the completely honest views of people TO yCUZ MATH pochina Conflict: Myths and recapitulating the ZYMl NOW ities." aitially, missioned the papers were to provide President documentary history of the war. "When you read the papers you'll if w,fssr you 'Re &CXN& TO FAIL- FOR SURB' get a Jnson with brief very complete picture Im answers to of that political opponents bureaucratic policy, but you're not fct raise over the Vietnam War, getting the full story. They are not to be read as final ■ | said.After some research to history," Gelb history but emphasized. as an input on the lorical questions 1 realized that we Gelb said that he »sitting on top of a goldmine," he supported the "I could have wiped the Pentagon Papers' release, but said the fact that they were (mment out with all of the actually leaked instead of officially released luments in my possession." was unfortunate. Apparently obtaining the Icuments was no problem, 1 failure to designate a ■ervone in Washington at that time "At some point the Pentagon "a Pinch-hitter 'ANY 5U0STITL/TE PlNCH-HITTER maw pe PlNCH-HlTTER PRlOR TO THE cAME I PR06A8LY iOON'T 5ET TO Papers should have been available to pesignatep d bat fixm starting PRECIPES THE USE Of A DESleNATEP ,F0RA DESIGNATE? PlNCH-HITTER \ afraid of Robert McNamara," . Thus, the task force had complete the Pitcher anp all s^&ident pitcher* HIMSELF BECOMES A SAT TME UJHOLE SEASON... access to the Joint Chiefs of public. The papers coming out PlNCH-HITTER FOR THE GAME... DESIGNATE? "Every time I said that I Staff files when in an* 6ame without othefldtfe PiNCH-HlTTERS FOR A DESIGNATE? PlNCH-HlTTEl? A REPLACEP they did, as a leak, created a .. in the Pentagon as well as affectin6 the statu* of the DESI6NATEP PlNCH-HiTTER^HAU. to those of terrible tdoing a study on the war that he PINCH-HITTER MAY BE L/5ED..." requisitioned, departments would the CIA and State misimpression. People were Dept. White House convinced that their pitchers in the same.. " NOT RE-ENTER THE GAME I over their files, no files, memos and meeting minutes the message was that questions public was lied to, duped and were the only sources actually out of misled into the Vietnam War." i interested in an Wernational career? on ft • Movsky runry 27,1973 I4"0" quilificitiant < IM>,n«d 1'udy „ JHUNDHUhd maduaii Talk is not school alls of are s J This big hole in the ground is all Consumers Power has to show after nearly four years of hassling over its application to build a nuclear plant near Midland. Work stopped in the fall of 1970, be¬ somebody gets hurt. 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The center, 547Mi E. Grand River Ave., had originally In other action, the council heard John Massoglla, 656 Valley Court Park was short walk from sentence to a provision area!Dooley,! construction site in the downtown The other amendment tacks on a requested $225 a month to pay for rent and supplies. Forest Ave., ask for an ordinance to keep any tree in the commercial requiring an agenda for enlarging center activities for Wilcox told the council earlier in the Tuesday meeting city from being cut down unless fatally damaged or They added that it would cost'about'^i' „ . women. he wanted the amendments tabled to five council member diseased. condemn the Albert Street block for a "J1"'011 to I The center's program coordinator must now also provide Mary Sharp, who was absent, a chance to discuss them at a Massoglia and city council candidate Mick™ o wh^l a list of center activities available to both sexes. later meeting. Sharp had voted for the resolution at the Last week Massoglia attracted publicity by trying to suggested. s- Davis | Council member Robert J. Wilcox, who unsucessfully Feb. 6 meeting. prevent workmen from cutting trees at 123 Albert St., The council also adjourned until Mar on tried to have the proposed amendments tabled, voted But council member George A. Colburn, who had where construction of Dooley's restaurant - lounge Is hearing on whether to revoke Lizard's liquor Hp™ 8 I against reconsidering the resolution and then against the introduced the original Women's Center resolution, told underway. Patriarche, who asked for the date chan«l , 1 amendments. Wilcox the changes were not significant enough to warrant Massoglia was reportedly wrestled off tree - grinding met with Lizard's owners, VanWesterBurg in' he h,li I Wilcox said he voted against the amendments for the they were buying and installing a rubbish Who^I alleviate the restaurant's garbage problem I prompted the city attorney to request the coun h,dl downed public hearing. council set a | Libyan jet The council also voted unanimously to then to table the reconsideration, of a license sell beer, wine and liquor by the glass lor M„mPr°V,ltol ? ' «* | An Israeli source said the pilot was warned three times A senior cabinet minister, Israel Galili, said, "I consider 254 W. Grand River Ave. converted into a restuarant. EliitimeisTcleanS, an'ng store SI (continued from page 1) this a disaster, which we must view with the greatest regret to land the plane, but he refused. Another source said the owing to the loss of lives involved." force fighters were sent to intercept it. pilot's reply was, "I don't take orders from Israel. Premier Golda Meir expressed the government's "deep The Israelis opened fire and hit the plane, but a highly Transport Minister Shimon Peres said, "There are sorrow at the loss of life resulting from the Libyan crash in Sinai and regrets that the Libyan pilot did not heed the international laws concerning civil flights and their entry placed source contended that the damage was not enough into the air space of another country, even by mistake." to cause the crash. Peres said the Israelis acted according to recognized Wharton appoints nine repeated warnings which were given him in accordance with The crash came just 12 hours after Israeli commandos international law. (continued from page 1) international procedures." struck seven Arab guerilla bases deep in northern Lebanon The incident once again spotlighted the bitter Libyan - Meir apparently meant to designate the pilot of the in a drive to break up terrorist centers. The raiders took one Libyan plane without reference to his nationality. Air prisoner, killed 50 Arab guerillas and destroyed buildings Israeli dispute. also object to his manner of selection." France announced in Paris the pilot was French, part of a and installations, an official report said. Arab guerilla Since Col. Muammar Kadafi seized power in oil - rich Although Teeter said the alliance was not inciudJ five - man French crew under contract with the Libyan sources put the death toll at 15 to 26, with more than 60 Libya, he has financed Arab terrorists and federated with because it was called "an off - campus group" by th airline. All five were killed, the French airline said. wounded. Egypt and Syria to confront Israel more directly. administration, Wharton said that they were not include! In Cairo, Egypt charged Israel with deliberately shooting He repeatedly has called for war with the Israelis. because they did not represent major campus govemiiuJ After the air crash, eight men and two women down the Libyan airliner and described the incident as a Though Libya is about 800 miles from Israel and the two organized campus groups. s1 passengers were flown by helicopter to a hospital in countries have no common border, Jerusalem regards ASMSU was the other group which had originiM. "monstrous, inhuman crime which violated international Beersheba, 120 miles east of the crash site. Doctors said Kadafi as an archenemy. refused to comply with Wharton's request for three LJ law and all human principles." their identity was not yet known. The earlier Israeli commando raid on guerilla bases in He had rejected the group's move in January when sei Cairo radio quoted a government spokesman as saying On the political level, the tiny left - wing Haolam Hazeh the downing was "willful, deliberate murder of unarmed Lebanon was the first since last September when ground only one nominee. party asked parliament to discuss the matter immediately. troops swung through 16 Arab villages in Southern However, after board discussion and consultation wi civilians, including women and children." The military command said the plane entered Israeli air Israel bears full responsibility for the tragedy and will Lebanon. Wharton, the board later voted to send three n space at 1:35 p.m., penetrating about 50 miles over the Wednesday morning's operation was the deepest strike at nominees. Paula Fochtman, Residence Halls Assn. pres™ "pay dearly at the hands of the Arabs for this crime," said Sinai Peninsula, which Israel captured from Egypt in the had warned that ASMSU would not be represented if fa the spokesman. Arab guerillas inside Lebanon. The Israelis said eight of 1967 war. their men were wounded. TTie heavier Arab losses resulted delayed further selection proceedings. Libyan Airlines in Cairo identified the plane as Flight TTie Boeing 727 crashed about 12 miles from the Suez When contacted Wednesday, some of the members we 114 bound for Cairo from Tripoli, the capital of Libya, and largely from the complete surprise of the attack, military Canal, the spokesman said. He did not specify the area spokesmen said. unable to cite specific goals of the council but most said it apparently overflew the Cairo airport. The Suez where the plane was forced down. that the council was a significant step in aiding the ro Canal is seven minutes' flying time from the airport. Foreign Minister Abba Eban said the attack "saved many P»0IH»ATlO»l 13? (Mi ' lives that would have stood as sacrifices to these women on campus. murderers." "I'm still up in the air in regards to a definite plu J Starts I,.CT Unl 1:15 3:20 - 5:30 - 7:35 - 9:40 ^"DELIVERANCE" Technicolor Open at 7 P.M action," Judy O'Hair, ASMSU representative, said.') even though I disagree with Wharton's selection believe the council can be effective once we meet and id pi TODAY.. our ideas into programs." FRIDAY! THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE . Feature at She added that she was specifically interested I 7:25-9:25 P.M. reviewing the situation of employed women on campus. I Box office If you steal $300,000 Opens from the mob, it's not robbery. Coming Friday & Saturday | 1:00 PM» shows at It's suicide. Feb. 23 & 24 1:30 3:30 Brothers] - 5:30 - 7:35 ANTHONY QUINN YAPHET KOTTO The Marx in their 9:35 greatest full length motion picture Duck Soup 107 S. Kedzie at 700,8" & lOfl Admission S1 i program INFORMATION TOMORROW: OPEN 12:45 • FEATURE Women's Film 3:20 • 5:45 - 8:00 - LATE Child. (14 fc Und«r) 75( ngton-dowttol Collective for magical mirth and musk| "A TOTAL EXPERIENCE IN AND COLOR. SIGHT, SOUND MAKE FANTASIA A MUST!" PRESENTS Gertrude Stein: When This You See m ' WAIT D1SNEYS .. ■Bob Salmaggi, Group W Network Remember Me; Meshes of the Afternoon; Schmeeruntz; Matchseller ANNOUNCING THE ADUL 100 Engineering Building Sat., Feb. 24, 1:30 and 7 p.m. HILARIOUS itfcSfcone ALLCARTOON riATUPC / (1 \tfl EVENT OF YEAR THE Sun., Feb. 25, 1:30 TECHNICOLOR' ^^ 1 ELEGANCE! . . . INVITATION TO Admission $ 1.00; Brothers and Sisters Welcomed endstooayT"—- HELP FUND THE WOMEN'S CENTER "Poseiden Adventure" 1:20 3'5:35 - 7:35 J 'The New Cinema (g> RHARHARHARHARhlARHAF at the of corner & Lo Presents CINEMA-X THEATRE: CLINT EASTWOOD The ultimate new concept in intimate and luxurious theatres for the discerning adult movie - P' . goer. Designated with comfort and adult entertainment pleasure in mind. CINEMA-X THEATRE features a comfortable lounge, fully draped auditorium with spacious seating, and the finest in advanced projection and sound equipment. Combined with the highest quality "adult" motion pictures, selected from the finest producers across CINEMA -X THEATRE is truly an the country the adventure and pleasure in motion THROfl HON FAR DOCS ft GIRL HflVE TOGO OMRLTON "PLAY MISTY FOR Ml ...an Invitation to terror-" TO UNTANGLE HER TINGLE? picture entertainment for the mature adult! eastmancolofl @ adults only HUSTON m JESSICA WALTER a*** milij "Deep Throat" at 12:10, 1:20, 2:30, JOHN LARCH ■ screenplay by jo heims AND OEAN Ciijema (x) For the Sensually Liberated Adult 3:40 4:50, 6:00, Exclusive Premiere 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, & 11:00 p.n Engagement! to story by jo heims a malpas0 technicolor* • directed by cunt eastwooo produced by robert daley • a jennings lang company production ■ a [ftj TOESENTA™ universal-malpaso c pANy(« ^ | Corner of Logan and Jolly Rd. 882-0236 Box Office Opens 12:00 Noon Tonight am Conrad 7 & — wihou / - u. 9:00 j.uu Tonight i onigm - — vvusun Aud. Wilson huu. 7' ~& 9:0^ No one under 18 yrs. old admitted Matinees Daily Open to MSU students, faculty & staff only. $1 Admission. I.D.'t Required. Thursday, February ; VW BUS 1967, rebuilt engine, SUBLEASE ONE apartment; good location — bedroom ONE GIRL, spring, own room, great house, great MARANTZ MODE, stereo tuner. Som, ,n 2 FM I I v TC360 I FM radio. Call 355-2015. call 337-0551 after 9:30pm. atmosphere. 501 Sunset. stereo tape re 337-2482. B-2-26 10-2-22 5-2-23 CS500 auto reve^r I VW 1969 $1,200. Very low EAST LANSING, 2 man near NEEDED ONE person for 5 tape deck. Mar.„<2 I andle^l - SLR came, mileage, automatic, very man house. Own room, $55 DART 1969, V-8, campus, furnished, $150/ PHONE 355 8255 good condition. 676-2803 per month. No utilities. Coldspot mini . ref L. 1 I power steering and brakes, after 5pm. 3-2-23 month. 351-9036 after 5pm 337-9676. 5-2-23 100 US(* 8 , J '9e,ato'. I stereo^!5'$2 I new tires. $1195 or best and weekends, 332-3680. •*h. 500 used 347 Student Services Bldo offer. 482-0304. 5-2-26 5-2-23 USED - Convertible. ROOMMATES WANTED. Own steren !> ■ •AUTOMOTIVE DODGE VAN 1968, V-8, Excellent running condition. CEDAR VILLAGE - 4 man room, warm, friendly people. machine,,^,7;jS I Scooters & Cycles automatic, panelled, $825. 371-4759. 3-2-23 Call Neil after 7pm, apartment sublease spring 349-1216. 3-2-23 Parts & Service carpeted, rear heater. Call term. 337-2117. 5-2-23 694-0235. 2-2-22 VW BUG 1964, good Aviation FRAMUS ELECTRIC guitar, transportation, sunroof, 1 2 BEDROOM mobile •EMPLOYMENT • ROR RENT DODGE DART 1967, automatic Phone 655-3126 after 5pm. AND homes for rent. East Lansing semi-hollow pickups, with body, case, two $75. SECUN, 509 Eas, HAND Michigan 52?I [I? I six, good condition, $650. Phone 351-4794 or Apartments 332-4310. 5-2-26 area. 489 8932. 7-2-23 489-4816. 5-2-26 485-4391 8 Vrn'l Houses ! Motorcycles Monday S Cm I Rooms DODGE and VAN runs - 1966. Starts good. Automatic. GIRL TO sublease spring, near campus. $77.50. 4 man, 716 WEST LAPEER, bedroom, partially furnished, 3 ?hnarkQreriC-d,US •FOR SALE Animals Can't be beat at $595. Call 353-2814 353-2811, TRIUMPH, YAMAHA, RICKMAN. Most 73's in BMW, T fEEL THAT SCHEDULING PARENS' 332-8520. 5-2-23 $175/month plus utilities. $200 deposit. 372-4735. layaways C 2-286S' ""H"' ■ WEEKENP AMD SAY LIB WEEKEND or dealer. 3-2-26 stock. Some 72's at discount 4-2-23 Mobile Homes TWO MAN apartment, close, T03ETWER MIGHT BE TOO Ml/CH •Lost & Found prices. Custom accessories, parking, phone 351-0725. •PERSONAL FIAT 124 Spyder, 1971, good parts, and service. SHEP'S 5-2-23 OWN BEDROOM in house, M ft ..1 •PEANUTS PERSONAL condition, available end of term. 339-9354. 5-2-26 MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just TOR ALL lHVQlVEt>f OKEMOS. SUB-LEASE spacious close, parking, cooking, etc. Available now. 332-0112 1 - •REAL ESTATE South of I-96 overpass. Poat Office Box 1523 Eaat Lansing, Michigan 48823 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, 6pm. 5-2-28 •RECREATION FIAT 124 SPORT coupe 1970, Phone 694-6621. C5-2-23 central air, patio, 349-1946 The place to find a world nf top condition, $900. Call evenings. 3-2-23 FRANDOR NEAR - 3 •SERVICE 372-6696 office, or HONDA 1971 CB 350, partially ^ bedroom duplex. Recreation a& * * M Tony mts expert Instruction chopped, excellent condition. home 351-3493. 3-2-26 GRADUATE OR working room, carpeting and drapes, Typing Service Call 393-5153 or 351-2139. female to share apartment. cable TV, air conditioning, 223 Abbott Rd, •TRANSPORTATION FORD 1954 - Glass roof. $300. 5-2-26 One bedroom, 337-9675. fenced backyard, 5 minutes Next to State Theater 1967 Chevrolet convertible, MODELS WANTED for EAST LANSING corner 5-2-23 from campus. Available 337-2401 •WANTED $500. 1971 Datsun % ton HONDA, 1970 - CB350. looks photography and body Hagadorn and Haslett. March 1st. 371-2779. 3-2-26 •• RATES" pickup, $1,350. 1972 Gran and runs like new, $430. 663-4511. 3-2-23 painting, $10/ hour. Call for Spacious 1 bedroom. No NEEDED, 3rd girl for deluxe 3 LIBERTY COIN SHOP |^BcjnJlt" Torino wagon $3,500. appointment, 372-0567. pets. Beginning Spring term. bedroom apartment $78/ AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1st 10 word minimum 646-8954. 5-2-28 10-2-22 $160. 332-5939 or 351-4799. month. Meadowbrook Trace, — 3 bedrooms on Lake all new Guild guitars, DRDS NO! DAYS tervice / 5-2-27 332-0616 or 393-8309. Lansing $180. 339-8141 after off, full guarantees. Now«L FORD FAIRLANE 1966 XL 7-2-27 4pm. 3-2-26 elderly instruments! convertible, automatic, ONE GIRL needed for fabulous downstairs 541 East Grmf rm obj uta EHiS four man Cedar Village spring River, 332-4331. bucket seats, console, good VW GUARANTEED repair. GIRL NEEDED to sublet spring 2 GIRLS WANTED for nearby C 7 2-28 J magma an (HE condition. $350. Call RANDY'S MOBIL, I -96 and term, $70/ month. 337-1891. term, $65/ month. Call spacious house. Spring term, 349-0659 after 5:30pm. Okemos Road. 349-9620. 5-2-23 332-5227. 5-2-23 337-2036. 3-2-26 MICROSCOPE ZEISS ster 03 EZ3 EZZ3 Sffil GEEE 3-2-23 C-2-28 objectives. Was S 1,250 nt m flffl EB1 BE BBS RENTAL AND leasing agent SUBLET, 2 bedrooms, spring ONE FEMALE roommate for ONE GIRL, share house, own sell for $250 353-0955 52 J . FORD GALAXIE 1972, new, COMPLETE IMPORT car wanted, immediate and full term, Abbott Road.- 4 m an, Twyckingham, room, $60, call after 5pm, Q^JQQ$03EBE guaranteed 50,000 miles, service including ignition, time employment, must have Reasonable rent, 332-1127. - Spring, $70. No deposits. 485 8261. 2-2-23 WHITE VELVET sofaandduJ m Ed BE SHI ESS many extras. Best offer. chassis, brakes and electrical car, be ambitious, and willing 5-2-28 332-2831. 5-2-27 $350. Nearly new DEADLINE FORD 337-1088. 3-2-23 SEDAN 1968, radial available AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. at 4980 Park Lake Road, ROBERT'S to work when nights and weekends necessary. commission basis only. For Paid on LUXURY EFFICIENCY, Northwind Farms, sublease. 1 OR 2 MEN for 4 man. Trace. I 10 5-2 26 METAL HARD top for Fiat8S( 1 P.M. one class day Call after 5pm, 351-4274. Spyder. Excellent conditio tires, power steering, radio. Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for further information call 393-5378, 332-8771. 3-2-22 CAPITOL CLUB. Men, women, before publication. 5-2-28 Bolts on for easy Call 337-7628. 3-2-23 appointment 0-2-28 Thomas R. Bouman, singles. $12 up. Lansing, installation EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., ROOMMATES OR will sublease Best offer ovi 484-4422. 0-2-28 Cancellations/Cor¬ FORD PINTO 1971 - Must selll WORKSHOP MANUALS for REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 TWO GIRLS needed for Cedar 2 bedrooms. Burcham Woods 694-0041. 4-2 23 rections - 12 noon one Take best offer. Phone most imported cars at -5pm daily. 10-3-7 Village spring term. $75. 92. 337-2621. 3-2-22 SINGLE - WALKING distance class day before 485-6454, 482-7332. 2-2-22 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 332-0281. 3-2-26 to MSU. Division Street. No fender pr0-REVEr| publications. East Kalamazoo Street, 1 MALE AND female dancers ONE OR two persons, two amplifier. Good cor FEMALE NEEDED for 4 man cooking. 332-2859. 2-2-23 FORD 1968, custom 2 door, 6 mile West of campus. needed. Apply in person, SIR bedroom apartment. Call Used very little. The State News will be cylinder, stick. 10 foot 487-5055. C-2-28 CLUB, 525 East Michigan. spring term near campus. after 5pm, 351-8292. 4-2-22 332-6702. 4-2-23 BOARD AND room Spring responsible only for the camper and 1965 3/4 ton 5-2-22 332-4520. 2-2-23 term. Reasonable rates, 5 first day's incorrect pick-up. 694-8676. 5-2-23 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East NEED GIRL for 4 man, spring. FRAMES; OLD? crackedj ROOMMATE TO share three girls. Christian environment. insertion. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. Across from Berkey. $75/ broken?Replace them at Ion APPLICATIONS ARE now Call 332-5966 after 5:30pm. bedroom furn ished All students aos must be FORD CONVERTIBLE 1965, Complete auto painting and being accepted for part time month. 351-8790. 3-2-26 5-2-26 cost. OPTICAL DISCOUN^ automatic, radio, $325. Call collision service. 485-0256. apartment. No lease. 2615 East Michigan. L help. $300/ monthly to start. 489-3977. 2-2-23 332-1209 after 5pm. 3-2-26 C-2-28 LEASE, SPRING/ summer EAST LANSING. 372-7409. C-5-2-23 489-3494. C-2-28 Employed terms, One bedroom gentleman or student. Close KARMAN GHIA 1967, luggage MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, WANTED - PART time clerk OKEMOS - ONE bedroom 2 apartment near East Lansing. to Union. 332-0205. 4-2-23 SLINGERLAND DRUM d rack, excellent condition. Michigan and Grand River. for AMERICAN MASSAGE man apartment. Furnished. 484-7327. 3-2-26 complete, with cases m $700. Call 337-0250. 3-2-26 Low cost, expert exhaust $135/ month plus utilities PARLOR. Call for ROOM in big ole house, $80 cymbals. Reasonable pi repair. Custom work. Pipe and deposit. No pets. SUBLET - TWO man Phone 393-2474 after 5f appointment, 4 - 7pm. unfurnished/ $90 furnished MAVERICK 1970, 6 cylinder, bender. FREE ESTIMATES, 484-4948. 8-3-2 apartment. Close to campus, 5-2-22 BMW 1800, 1965, nice shape, 372-0567. 5-2-23 337-2740 after 6pm. 5-2-27 automatic, tape/ radio. 332-2927. C-2-28 $65 each. 351-2773. 3-2-26 $700. 484-2633, 485-9965, Recently overhauled, good HRI STUDENTS to work in 4 MAN APARTMENT sublease TWYCKINGHAM MAN 100 USED vacuu anytime. 5-3-1 NEED ONE girl for close, Tanks, canisters and upright CHARGER 1 969, 383 condition, $950. 351-0779. 3-2-23 Call L Aviation local restaurant in fast food production, quality control, spring term. Close. 351-8994. 5-2-27 convenient, 4 man apartment for spring. 351-7178. 3-2-26 needed term. for 3 man Call 332-3480. 3-2-23 Spring Guaranteed 1 full year. S7.J and up. D E NN automatic, blue with white management, etc. Send brief MAVERICK, 1972 - Grabber LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years resume to MIC, P.O. Box GIRL TO share East Lansing LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY vinyl roof, bucket seats, new paint and others. Good 302 engine. Dark green with experience in all types of 1833, East Lansing, Michigan deluxe 2 bedroom 3 girl GIRL TO sublet Spring term, professor's home. East 316 N. Cedar, opposite Cif light green pinstripes, low flight training. Approved for 48823. 5-2-23 townhouse. Central air, $60/ month, 4 man, close. Market. C-3-1-25 dependable car. Phone Lansing. Call morning, mileage. 393-0069. 5-2-22 veterans. FRANCIS dishwasher, carpeted, drapes. 337-2365. 3-2-26 393-2474 after 5pm. 5-2-22 evenings - 337-7057. 3-2-23 AVIATION, Airport Road. FULL TIME, sharp $75. Phone 351-8575 or SEWING MACHINE Oearan| MGB-GT 1971 Dark green, Call 484-1324. C-2-28 needed. Good money. Phone 489-5922. 5-2-27 TWO ROOMS, porch, clean, Sale. Brand ne< CHEVELLE MALIBU - 1968, EAST LANSING, private room, AM/FM radio, 28mpg has 351-2755, ask for ED. 0-2-28 furnished, quiet man, $49.95, $5 per month. Li 2 door hardtop, 327 V-8, share bath and kitchen. $70/ 35,000 miles expressway ! MALE NON-SMOKER. Lansing, lease. $75. selection of reconditio power steering, automatic, light blue color, new exhaust driving. Excellent condition. Employment 11 DELIVERY BOYS wanted: Immediate occupancy 482-0563. 2-2-23 month. 5-2-26 Girl. 351-351-9036. used machines. SmgeB system and battery, excellent Phone after 5pm. 482-8638. Must have car, evenings. through June, Beechwood Whites, Necchis, New Ho* Snow tires included. 4-2-23 Phone 337-1635. 4-2-23 Apartments. $57.50/ month. MALE: OWN room in ROOM FOR man, across from and "many others." $19.® car. FOR TOPLESS shoe shine girl, Call 337-9376. 5-2-27 apartment, close, $15 week. to $39.95. Term! $1,295. 646-6228. 5-2-28 Union. 211V4 Grand River, MUSTANG 1966, V-8. apply at 1149 South 351-5178, Spring. 1-2-22 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTE PEOPLE WANTED: $100 - upstairs. 5-2-28 Washington. 5-2-26 SUBLET UNFURNISHED 3 COMPANY, 1 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD - automatic, new parts, new $1000 part time, your hours. 3 seat wagon 1970. Air muffler, tailpipe, tuneup. Call RETAIL SALES/ Call 694-8725 after 3pm. bedroom, 1 % baths. By April SUBLEASE IMMEDIATELY - MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, Washington. 489-644^ 489-0783. 3-2-22 3-2-22 1st. 393-3806 anytime. Spacious two bedroom, near C-3-2-22 conditioning, excellent WAREHOUSE quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 5-2-27 campus. Utilities paid. rubber, large engine well Immediate 485-8836. 0-2-28 MUSTANG 1968 - V-6, have an 351-3591. 5-2-26 HEAD "SL" 200cm skis,Mj kept. $2,100. 487-3096 opening In our Lansing paint WOMEN TO work evenings automatic, radio, excellent ONE/ TWO GIRLS, spring term, bindings, vej-y before 2pm. S CHEVY IMPALA - 1964 hard condition. Leaving country. $750. Phone 355- 0810. center Interested In warehouse for an Individual retail sales and work. Position giving copper shows by candlelight - NEW GIFT DIVISION OF WEST BEND close to 351-6171. 3-2-23 campus. Call GIRL NEEDED immediately for 4 man, Cedar Village □S condition, buckle boots, size $" 8' _ | 5-2-27 will Include retail saleswork, COMPANY. Mrs. Cromer, apartment. 332-6629. 5-2-26 484-8821. 3-2-23 top, real good condition. Call ANTIQUE SHOW and sale responsibility for shipping, 489-6009, evenings. 3-2-22 WANTED - TWO persons near 485-1463. 5-2-28 SHAAREY ZEDEK MUSTANG, 1959 fastback - receiving and some delivery Berkey. Rent negotiable. 1 MALE — 2 bedroom TEMPLE, 1924 Coolidge 1973 OLIN Mark ll's, V-8, automatic, power work. Experience preferable. Laury, Georgie, 351-4207. (bindings not mouf CLASSICAL 1957 Chevrolet, 2 PART TIME salesmen with car. completely furnished. Capitol Road, East Lansing, Sunday steering, power brakes. Real This position offers good 3-2-23 $130. 353-1534 after « door BelAir. Completely Leads furnished. Work any 4 Villa, Room 27, $60/ month. February 25th noon to 10pm sharp! $1,295. Call 372-2868 Spring term. 337-9350. 3-2-23 restored. $1 500. Must see to company benefits and hours per day, high and Monday February 26th or 487-0608. 5-2-23 opportunity. commission. Call 882-6317 GIRL NEEDED for spring. $7C/ 3-2-23 appreciate. 372-1731. 3-2-22 advancement noon to 9pm. Donation IBM SELECTRIC II Application can be made by between 1 5pm. 20-2-26 month. Campus View No. 5. $1.25. Displays by still - NOVA 1969, 307 V-8, 3 speed, contacting Mr. Smith at our Michigan Avenue. 332-3124. LAKE LANSING - Quiet living pitch typewriter at 432 N. Grand professional dealers, bake warranty. $550. "Fathom" green, carpeted, branch 3-2-23 on the lake. Boating available A HE all vinyl interior, power Ave., Lansing, Ml For Rent ||^J from your front door. Deluxe sale, delicatessen, special exhibit, free parking. 3-2-23 393-6319. 5-2-27 steering, radio, Motor Wheel GLIDDEN DURKEE DIV. oi? BARmY styled wheels, undercoated, 1 SCM CORP. TV RENTALS $9.50 per ONE FOR luxury apartment. Haslett. Own bedroom, Mark. 1 bedroom apartments $155 per month. Phone 339-2075 DBMfiWrS owner, immaculate condition. Call 482-8888. 432 N. Grand Ave month, $23 per term; free 353-4377, 339-9296. 3-2-23 4-2-23 Lansing, MI delivery, service and pick-up. 4-2-23 487-5029 No deposit. New stereos ONE BEDROOM apartment, 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT - CROSSWORD available at same rates. Call $135. After March 20. Large living NOVA 1972, 6 cylinder, Equal Opportunity Employer NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 694-3484 after 5:30pm. refrigerator, room, and bar, stove. PUZZLE automatic, radio, undercoat, EDITORIAL CARTOONIST/ 3-2-23 Ground floor, private low mileage, $2200 or best offer. 882-4289. 5-2-28 Illustrator for "Two Cents Worth." Afternoons. Starting pay $2 per illustration. Apply Apartments J9\ FEMALE FOR 3 man. Spring, close. $63 a month. drivewey beautiful month and entrance, backyard. $125/ plus utilities. Day I. CROSS Insignificant: 26. Orchestrates 28. Candy tuft 30. Aromas 351-0967. 3-2-23 law 31. Old weight for PINTO 1971 - Green 2 door, 4 In person ONLY: Mlka Fox, LANSING Community 339-8236, evenings speed, low mileage. Asking 341 Student Building after 1pm. S-5-2-27 Services NEAR College, kitchenette, NEEDED - 1 girl for spring 351-0946. 4-2-23 6. Existed 9. Boulevard wool 32. Green l8i lr'o[R| $1,450. 882-7413. 2-2-23 apartment furnished, 1. Hunting dog vegetable term, Twyckingham. Own PLYMOUTH COUPE 1948, no FULL AND part time work available close to campus to carpeted. $75. Includes utilities. Girl. No pets. Available March 15th. room. Graduate preferred. 655-2381. 3-2-23 Houses IB 13. Vacation spot 14. Stared 16. Make lace 34. Rodent 36. Telepathic faculty rust, rebuilt slant 6. Days, suit your schedule, 351-3701. 17. Extinct bird 37. Article 485-0409. 5-2-27 489-1276. 10-2-28 1 MAN, OWN bedroom, on 3-2-23 GIRL NEEDED for 2 man, 19.Yardarm Bogue Street. $75/ month. 20 Parries WOMEN: THREE vacancies in 4 spring, real close. Reasonable. No utilities. Call 337-9091. 22 Metal PLYMOUTH 1967 - Fury III, EARN $500 - $1500 this 332-3650. 3-2-23 girl apartment. 1 block from 13-3-9 318 engine, new Spring as campus campus. Furnished, utilities transmission, exhaust. $650. coordinator. Write P.O. Box provided, parking. $80 each. 1 GIRL - NEAR campus $55/ GOING ON SABBATICAL? 393-7800 days, 351-2673 21558 San Jose, CA 95151. 349-9609. 5-2-26 monthly. Call after 7pm, Graduate assistant needs 3 evenings. 5-2-26 Immediately I 2-2-22 337-2080. 3-2-23 bedroom house for lease by ONE OR 2 girls for 3 man. June 1st. Phone 546-5557. PONTIAC 1965 - Good PART TIME employment with Burcham Woods. 337-0427. ROOMMATE TO SHARE - 2 3-2-23 bedroom apartment, Lake of Has Clothing condition. $250 or best offer. Call 669-9391 3-2-23 multi distributor. 15 manufacturer 20 hours per 3-2-22 the Hills, Haslett, must heve - OKEMOS - BY owner, 3 week. Automobile necessary. own furniture, $110 plus I You Can 351-5800. 0-2-2-22 SUBLET THRU furnished summer, 2 man apartment, close, deposit. Call 339-2598. bedroom, all brick ranch, 2 spider • -'"I PONTIAC GTO - 1968, 4 fireplaces, half acre with $175,337-9675. 3-2-22 3-2-23 >.! l)» ifP I Really Get speed, loaded. $900/ best offer. 353-8169. 5-2-28 STUDENTS PART TIME EMPLOYMENT woods. River Downs subdivision. Possession June ;s 27, IVudl1" I Queer P ONE / TWO girls needed SUBLET 2 man apartment 1st. $35,900, 349-2546. Into! Earn $50 - $100 per week Immediately. Capitol villa. spring term or sooner. Call 2-2-23 •■'I I li.il L I PORSCHE 914 1972 with 5 arranging interviews. Pay After 5:30pm, 351-1765. 332-0665. 3-2-23 ■ V speed. 13,700 miles. Sharp. SALE $3695. 694-9294. 3-2-26 commensurate Call 393-2229.0-10-2-26 with ability. 6-2-22 GIRL SPRING term, own room, NV" T OKEMOS THREE bedroom close to cempus, 351-3624 38 Usten I CLOTHING 1024 EUREKA, near Sparrow, faculty or graduate students, 5-2-23 ill Vi'itf I VOLVO 1968 4 door, FULLTIME at established men's ground level, 1 bedroom, furnished, 2 baths, patio, 41 Con!" I 50% off guaranteed rebuilt engine, store. Profit sharing and partially furnished. Share spacious yard, quiet, $260. CHRISTIAN HOUSE needs girt 43 Eve" California body, Michelins. other benefits available. Write to sublet spring. Phone Fri. Feb. 23 & Sat. Feb. 24 utilities, adults, $120/ 332-3534 or 332-3148. Excellent condition. $1300 Box E-5, STATE NEWS. 361-1002. Close. 4-2-22 month. 351-7497. 0-10-2-23 6-2-27 226 Abbott Rd. y 882-9808. 5-2-23 5-2-22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, February 22, 1973 13 355-8265 STUDENT 365-8255 DS) Wounded Viet veterans SEKyiCE directory FIND SOMETHING? f you've found a pet or article say of POWs deserve all benefits value, we want to help you return it. Just come in to the State News Classified Dept. and tell us you want to place COLLEGE TRAVEL HELP FOR HAIR!! an ad in EAST LANSING CHICAGO (AP) - Fred (Notice to all STATE BANK'S found Shadid said, for example, guys) Shadid, 24, held a cigaret OFFICE We'll column. As a public service he'd be glad to see the shag, layer, or style burning to the EAST LANSING STATE filter I |30 West Grand River Ave. Catering to MSU tor your hair any way BANK will between trembling fingers He underwent one former prisoners accept the you want it! run the ad at no Weddings, Parties wardrobes, automobiles and 351-6010 Banquets and extra cost to you. that once picked a guitar in Though his bitterness Union Bldg. Barber Shop lifetime tickets to major toward call 349-9500 EAST LANSING a folk - rock the military has group. CALL 355 3359 STATE BANK As his other hand Research league baseball parks, mellowed somewhat, he said Hospital in C-2-2 fumbled with the flap of his Chicago. Maybe one more nothwithstanding the more if he had to do it over again "TEYES EXAMINED A to Z RENTAL faded blue hospital and then he can use the than 100,000 wounded - he would flee to Canada 0 GLASSES LOST: GOLD wire rims/ white robe, he like himself 6019 S. Cedar 393-2232 PEOPLE spoke in rapid bursts about music grant he received to - who returned rather than enlist - as he did ;contact lens U-HAUL RENTALS DO READ SMALL case, near Bessey. Reward. the returning prisoners of Northern Illinois to a pale welcome with only - or submit to a draft. |)R IL Collini, OptometrUi VALLEY-TOWR IGHT 355-1415. 3-2-22 war he'd University. scars and disability ADS seen on television. tb-Optlcal Services PERMANENT HITCHES YOU JUST DID!! FOUND: BROWN belt Compared to the POWs, "Sure," he said, payments. 393-4330 Rogers INSTALLED to lady's Shadid said, he got off "sometimes I feel coat, near easy like a library; also Compared to captivity as lighter, South in Vietnam. forgotten veteran, but it's WASHDAY SAVINGS Kedsey, not because of the attention a POW, Shadid said he'd BUD'S 351-0132. C-3-2-22 Shadid was struck in the 25c PER LOAD THE ALOHA! rather be without (continued from THE BEST FOR belly by fragments from a the POWs are getting." limbs, or page 1) . Auto Parts Inc. LESS BARGAIN SALE! LOST: PAIR mortar better, dead. WENDROW'S prescription shell last August, J Late Model Motors and ECONOWASH . , Gorgeous glasses, large purple frames. three weeks before his 13 All the veterans consideration or will be I parts a speciality. SPECIAL TEXAS * £$2?)/ ~ Fabrics Owner's name on left bow. - interviewed at Veteran's Rick Warrih, 23, is a used. I Holt and Hawaiian Black Call 351-2829. 2-2-23 Research disgruntled Halfwav between WASHER 50c Hospital said Army veteran Rogers at no point would 1 -ed.r 694-2154 am 3006 VINE ST. to U p. l blk w. of Rear 303 Abbott Rd. Coral Jewelry 351-1911 LOST IN Large Topaz 216 Bessey Hall - Service □H basically the same thing — that the returning prisoners who shrapnel received wound in Vietnam a monor deny the possibility of diverting funds, but said the stone. If found in 1969. He is please call 485-8306. 2-2-23 deserve everything they can being treated administration is not "doing XEROX COPIES 4/. at the r get for all their years in hospital for an anything surreptitiously." COPYGRAPH SERVICES, | For Sale captivity. infectious disease which he He added the aid program !0 M.A.C. below Jones and 337-1666. C-2-28 Grand Stationery Shop. River It! WHAT'S. would not be carried out "in a way that would AraNTZ TUNER - Large SONY 60/60 receiver still surprise Congress." - SCOTT 386 PREGNANT? mt ■Advent speakers, Garrard under AM/FM stereo WE understand. warranty. $300. Call FOR Pressed further by Case, ■SL65B turntable, new Shure 351-0631 after 5 pm. 3-2-23 receiver, 40 - 40 RMS. $175. us. PREGNANCY QUALITY service on 372-9596 after 4pm. 3-2-22 COUNSELING. 372-1560. stereo who threatened to propose ■M93E Cartridge $395. equipment, see the ■ 337-2670 3-2-22 . SNOWTIRES - 7.75x14 0-2-28 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East legislation to prohibit the GOODYEAR. Set, $25. Call photographic Grand River. C-2-28 diversion of funds to the BOOK SALEIII Friday ■RT SKI IS. 200cm, good after 5pm 393-4053. EQUIPMENT, Canon FX SLR only - Vietnam aid 2-2-22 with 10% - 75% off any hardbacks program, ■condition, bindings, poles. lenses, Mamiya C330TLR, Durst F60, and other darkroom — Second Anniversary sale! 11 Anni It's Tom Stoeckley, asst. Rogers said; "I am not now ■Reasonable price. Call STANDEL GUITAR amplifier. CURIOUS What's Happening professor of astronomy, prepared to say that if equipment. 351-6650. 5-2-28 USED BOOK will ■355.1189 3 2-22 New speakers, $300. Shure SHOP, 541 East Grand River. received in the State News discuss "The Death of a Star" at money were available and it office, 341 Student Services the LBC Coffee Hour at 3 microphone, $40. 353-2879. JUKE BOX (Downstairs) 1 6pm. 2-2-23 p.m. was appropriate...after full ■bco - st4, manual turntable - Excellent BRIDGE CLASSES (daytime). Building, by 1 p.m. at least two Friday in 3-2-23 the West Holmes condition. Plays very good. B a sic, intermediate, class days before publication. congressional consultation, Jwith Shure M91 ED cartridge. Call 489-4700. 3-2-26 WAKE UP CALLS GIVEN N upper lounge. ■3 months old. $150. - duplicate, starting March 19. o announcements will be we wouldn't use" that DOLBY NOISE reduction 10c a call, anytime! unit, Tony, Certified. 349-4247. B-2-2-22 accepted by phone. The Rodeo Club will meet at money. |351-4248. 3-2-22 $60. Totally compatible. GARRARD SL72B turntable 351-1325. 1-2-22 6:30 p.m. today in 110 But he insisted again and 353-1834. X-3-2-23 with Shure M91E. Has Platter Come to a meeting of the Anthony Hall to discuss the ■ NY [Trappeur 530 at ski RECORDER, boots (11), (42). Call Dave, LES PAUL deluxe - 1 month from 3-2-26 SL95B. 353-4267. COMPUTER TALK Washington, •C! Typing Service Christian at Hall. 4 p.m. Science Organization today in HOC Wells upcoming Intercollegiate Rodeo. All committee chairmen of again that Congress and the committee would be old, hard case. 337-0342. D.C. and reach consulted fully and in 351-1326 after 6:30pm. a non working telephone TYPING TERM papers, the 1973 MSU Rodeo will meet it John. 3-2-23 theses, advance before SCM 110 EL ECTRIC The International Studies at 5:30 p.m. any aid fc-2-22 number, the smiling voice etc. Electric, Experienced. today in the typewriter, $75. Fencing foil, that breaks In and gives you Center in Grenoble, France will Livestock Pavilion. Attendance program is proposed or any SUZUKI 12 STRING JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. sponsor guitar and mask, etc. $15. 882-1698. actually a C-2-28 a program for is mandatory. attempt is made to U.S. divers skuba equipment. computer t< non language majors. §RYS CAKE AND BRIDAL, 2-2-23 JJ Live broadcasts will be prongs y traditional «ound to stay at hall, aired by WKAR - AM from 10 a.m. to noon today and universities. "Competition between rodeo competition," Heath said, > howeto ^g amateurs and professionals For example, in men's calf from next Tuesday to talk on unions March 1. Taped sessions of is what distinguishes rodeos roping, the competition "Actually these d™ from other sports," said includes roping and tying are padded with lambs «1 Leonard Woodcock, the hearings will be aired from 9:30 a.m. to noon Bronco Kathy Heath, Hazlett senior the calf while the rope is so the horse isn't hurt! United Auto Workers and Rodeo Club vice attached to the saddle. In them, Ruesink said f president, will speak on Friday. A final taped Practice makes perfect, if you should live so long, including rodeo events. Students president. the woman's event, as soon horse feels about J "How Unions Affect broadcast 9:30 will be presented until are practicing for this weekend's intercollegiate rodeo to be held in the Judging "And it is a sport, not as the calf is roped, the rope pain from a as flank strap J Politics" from 1 - 3 p.m. at a.m. noon Pavilion. State News photo by Craig Porter breaks away from the person would fr 1 Monday in the east lower March 5. saddle. belt." lounge of McDonel Hall, and from 3 - 5 p.m., he will speak on "New Radicalism in the Unions" in McDonel's west lower lounge. Woodcock's visit sponsored by the McDonel is Mariah to present blues packing crate, playing on racial standards of the time, bluesman Until 1967, that is, when Mariah will be East ObDE TOWNE Advisory Staff and the A legendary Del mark records found Lansing's own Dick masters Arthur "Big Boy" street corners. he made virtually no McDonel Co - op as part of Crudup managing an Jennings. Crudup will appear tonight Finally offered a job personal appearances. the hall's guest in residence itinerant labor camp in through Saturday night at playing at a party, a man By 1950 Crudup's Crudup and Jennings will Virginia. Tliey signed him program. Mariah, in McDonel Kiva. Crudup hails from named Lester Melrose asked him if he'd like to make a test recording. Given a recording career was over, though he continued doing backup work in recording and now Crudup is appearing regularly, do two shows each night, one at 8 p.m. and another at GbAM Meet for area, Forest, Miss., where he lived contact on the Bluebird studios and toured with wherever people want to 10:30 p.m. Tickets will be until the mid 1930s when label, and later moving to Elmore James and Sonny hear the blues. on sale at the door before New England style! Bill'sRestaurant & Bar! each show. marital difficulties forced Appearing with Crudup brings it to you .We feature whole lobster,! RCA, Crudup achieved Boy Williamson. police group him to move on. He ended considerable success as a cherry stone clams, shrimp, and corn onl up in Chicago where he recording artist, the cob served in a wire mesh basket direct! slated tonight lived in *****-******★**** an abandoned However, because of the February Clearance Sale to you. seafood we And to compliment have corn bread, tossed our fine! salad,! The East Lansing Police • drawn butter and seafood sauce. It's il Community Relations Team will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in 130 Hubbard Hall. SINGLES Special } dining experience you won't soon fl ,