. ,h€ michigan Volume 65 Number 114 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Wednesday, February 28, 1973 [U.S. asks fast release of |wAcH!NGTON (AP) - The White matter with "the other side" on a be returned in the second round, obligation of the cease more POWs taking a stiff posture against most urgent basis. fire . The United States would not agreement and clearly spelled . Ziegler cited the figure 120 but out in tying the second - round release of The second batch of American stressed he agreement. The agreement clearly accept, during the negotiations, and the protocol." Terican prisoners of war, told Hanoi POWs had been expected to be statistics. was using unofficial states that these prisoners of war are will not accept now, the linking of P^jay jt wants some 120 more U.S. released at least two days ago but the In Paris, Rogers to be released at a rate no slower than release of American prisoners to any As for Rogers' orders, Ziegler said Ksset free immediately. transfer was delayed by North Vietnam conference interrupted all activities and the rate of and allied troop withdrawals of U.S. other aspect of the agreement other the President "instructed the secretary of state to demand clarification from Vietnam. forces. We have now than the rate of withdrawal. sought an appointment with North withdrawn the North Vietnamese delegation in ass Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler Arguing that Hanoi has no choice Vietnam foreign minister over half of our forces." . . One of the most contentious Nguyen Duy Paris t'sed Hanoi of violating a prisoner but to set them free if it is to live up Trinh, to seek clarification for the Asked if the United States might points of entire negotiations was that on a most urgent basis." Jeement with Washington. He said to its signed agreement, Ziegler said: delay in release of POWs. slow down the withdrawal pace, there was no relationship between the Ziegler said Nixon told Rogers to Esident Nixon had instructed "It is now time for the other side Ziegler, in accusing Hanoi of a show Ziegler suggested Nixon to "scrupulously observe" American will continue release of United States prisoners of consider the POW issue "a matter of iretarv of State William P. Rogers, immediately to release the next group of bad faith, said: war and civilian prisoners in the South. highest priority before other business fending a multinational conference of United States prisoners of war. obligations. However, other White This point is clearly spelled out in the is conducted at the conference." . ." ". . . The release of American House sources said it was | Vietnam in Paris, to take up the Asked how many prisoners should prisoners is an unconditional possible the American pullout from South Vietnam might be slowed or halted if Defense says the prisoners are not quickly returned. IN role, POW slowup Ziegler, also asked if Rogers had been instructed to suggest the United States might take retaliatory action leak of papers should there be further foot - dragging on prisoner returns, was noncommital. "I'm not in a position to predict or indangers peace talks speculate on that matter," he said. Nixon spent much of Tuesday morning conferring on the prisoner ■PARIS (AP) - Disputes over a UN ■e and North Vietnam's halt in the Vietnam and the United States traded bitter charges over breaches of the to quit freeing the prisoners. issue with Henry A. Kissinger, his chief Vietnam peace negotiator, and other White House aides. was LOS ANGELES (AP) - A defense not crime At once this injected an Asked for any reaction to the delay of American war prisoners uneasy cease • fire deal signed in Paris atmosphere attorney, opening the defense case in of concern, if not of teriled the international Vietnam on Jan. 27. conference proceedings here. crisis, into the in prisoner returns, Ziegler, reading the Pentagon Papers trial, told jurors from notes; said, "We expect our Kce conference Tuesday. Secretary Rogers snn^bt an urgent meeting Later in the day, Tuesday that Daniel Ellsberg and ■State William P. Rogers suspended with For'ign Minis..jr following the prisoners of war to be released on Nguyen Duy receipt of the President's instructions, schedule." Anthony Russo will not seek to prove This conference activities. Trinh of ,,oith Vietnam n. Save the Rogers and his team swung into action He said the Hanoi government had that they had the right motives for 7[iie disputes broke out after a intentions of the Hanoi govirnii;°nt with a made no official contact with the committing crimes, but rather will request to the North Jrning in which the United State and clarified over the prisoner release Vietnamese for urgent talks. American government stress that no crimes were committed. Koi reported they had reached program. Robert about the Attorney Leonard Weinglass, J. matter. He added, "There should be lenient on one important aspect of Rogers was under President Nixon's McCloskey, U.S. delivering his opening statement in ■ 13 • party meeting here to seal the orders to shelve all other conference spokesman, told newsmen the no misunderstanding on the part of behalf of Russo, said: "The Itnam peace agreements signed a business until the issue is resolved with Washington - Hanoi peace agreements the DRV (Democratic Republic of had stated specifically that the release government in bringing this nth ago. Trinh. Vietnam) about the United States prosecution is attempting to bend and of prisoners must position." Jftt the same time the work of Aides reported they expected no proceed distort the laws." unconditionally. He argued that Hanoi (ference drafting experts also came firm developments before today. Rejecting Hanoi's charges that the peace accord and could honor it was violating He said the defendants will prove a halt because of a refusal of In Saigon earlier the North that espionage, conspiracy and theft Americans are breaching the cease • only by moving immediately to free kmunist delegates to sit down with Vietnamese and Viet Cong authorities statutes currently in law books do not fire, McCloskey returned the fire with another six score or more prisoners. Wsentatives of the United Nations. on the Joint Military Commission - cover the act which Ellsberg and Russo ■These developments came as North announced their governments' decision Ziegler emphasized another point, are alleged to have committed. (continued on page 13) too: Weinglass concluded his opening statement by revealing to jurors that DR WOMEN'S ADVISORY UNIT Russo would take the stand in his own defense and that witnesses would ELLSBERG include members of Congress who "The defense will present sought to gain access to the Pentagon Papers in 1969. evidence," Weinglass told jurors, "not (election method called unjust He said Russo would tell how he "gave his talents" to the Rand Corp. as a researcher on government and how he "came to realize that what projects to prove that a crime committed which you should excuse because you agree with the motives. has been Our case rather will be that no crime By LAURA MILLER said. "I the government needed was not only occurred." personally question the number of clerical technical workers The omission of numerous I State News Staff Writer administration's commitment to the talents of its young men, but their Ellsberg, 41, and Russo. 36, are apparently represented by equal votes groups raises the question of whether ■he Associated Women Students women and affirmative action, because and courage as well." charged in connection with the release equal voice. The appointed the Minority Advisory Council will of the Pentagon's top - secret |ted the administration's selection of this selection process, the similar members apparently have equal status, also be similarily He said the congressmen would tell study of selected, the how they tried to get the Pentagon the Vietnam War to news media. The n choosing representatives to way the women's affairs director was at the same time they represent grossly publication said. jmen's Advisory Council chosen, and the fact that there are so Papers for use in their efforts to "right government sought to show in its case unequal groups, the publication said. that release of the documents could few copies of the Women's the ship that had temporarily gone Steering The MSU 'Woman' publication also If the administration selects a have harmed national defense and lie women's student group is a Committee report available." blasted the selection of women council different set of groups to represent the astray on the reef of Vietnam." aided a foreign power. lversity - sponsored, program The publication specifically members by largely male - dominated minority council, and its membership He said the evidence would show lining organization that represents criticized the council's is not the defendants hoped to give the Weinglass told jurors the defense organizations, calling this action a composed of 50 per cent case will prove that the ■University women. malapportionment, citing an injustice "father knows best" attitude which women, this procedure will signify an papers to Congress and, rather than Pentagon I'The selection process was of having the relatively small number papers had no relation to national denies women their right to select unacceptable double standard, the defrauding the government as charged, [viously unjust and inimical to the of tenured faculty and the large their own representation. publication warned. they were trying to "end the women themselves have defrauding of Congress." (continued on page 13) Iressed," the group wrote in its ■lication, MSU Woman. ■'What people are reacting to is that Dem officials attack Nixon cuts nnany obvious women's groups ■ not represented on the council," p (Rusty) McMartin, adviser to the s student group, said, lumerous women's groups WASHINGTON (AP) » Showing impoundment of federal funds farm programs," Mondale said, "than I luding the Black Women's Assn., subcommittee, were virtually budget," Gov. Kenneth Curtis of more harmony than they have enjoyed intended for state and local projects. think we ought to impound the money unanimous in their objection to the Maine added. "We'd like to cooperate ■ociated Women Students, in years, Democratic governors and for the Defense Dept." And Sen. Walter F. Mondale, D loss of federal grant but haven't - money and tc the we been given the fciated Women Graduate Students, senators Tuesday accused President Minn., testifying before the Senate The President has impounded more quickness with which it is being cut chance." Alliance to End Sex Nixon of destroying his own revenue - off. ■crimination. Women's Liberation Intergovernmental Relations than $8 billion appropriated by "Never during my tenure as sharing program and state and local 1 the Faculty Women's subcommittee, suggested that Congress Congress for assistance to the states "What you've built up over governor, have I found it so difficult Assn. are budgets. forty ■ represented on the council. respond with a counter for social programs. He is holding up ~ years, you're expecting us to pick up to plan and budget to meet the needs I'The Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter impoundment of the money Nixon by refusing to use contract authority -- in four months," said of my state," Gov. Dale Bumpers of administration has pretty does want to spend. another $6 billion. Kentucky Gov. Arkansas said. ■h ignored disclosed his state is considering a Wendell Ford. a large number of Carter said "the meat Fn °n this campus," McMartin Supreme Court challenge to Nixon's "If they won't obey the law for the Democrats, in testimony before the "We not ■ axe are opposed to a balanced approach which has been adopted this year is ar. open admission of inability to determine which parts of programs are effective and which are not." THESIS PRINT SHOP The governors complained that the withdrawal of federal money is going to make it difficult to meet their own Okemos business state budgets and will force rises in state taxes. Ford said the President's argument that his budget seeks to avoid a tax increase is "perhaps the most destroyed in blaze deceptive of the stated objectives of a proposed budget." The Kentucky governor said Nixon "is shifting the federal deficit to states A print shop which prepared 85 The fire was reported at 11:12 while increasing the costs of states to per cent of MSU doctoral p.m., and the first truck returned to subsidize the rest of his budget." candidates' theses this term was the station at 12:30. Republican Gov. Daniel N. Evans of destroyed by fire Monday night. Washington defended Nixon. "I Approximately a half - hour had believe the President is on the right Damage to Ann Brown's Printing passed before the blaze was track," he said. "The President does Shop in Okemos was estimated at reported, Stillman said. have a vast majority of the American $100,000. people behind him." "I'm glad the fire Arson is not suspected. Republican Gov. Linwood Holton was this week and not last of Virginia, chairman of the week," Ann Brown, Three firemen owner of the shop, said. "I got all were injured Governors' Assn., also jumped to the the theses printed last week, and I during the blaze. Fireman Tom President's defense. haven't missed a deadline in 23 Myer was treated and released at "The Congress," he said, "should years. I wouldn't want to start Sparrow Hospital for a torn examine its responsibilities and, if it now." cartilage. Lt. fireman, John did, the present approach by the Stillman, was treated at Lansing administration would be unnecessary. Only a few theses copies were General Hospital for a hand and The President's patience," he added, lost in the blaze. arm injury and Lt. Frank Bosnak "has run out." went to his own doctor for a Brown reported a total loss of shoulder injury. SN the building and its contents. All Brown, who plans to return to openings Prim shop presses were totally lost, she said. business as soon as possible, said The State News has five openings for freshman and sophomore intern - Richard McKane, Meridian I Orown's printing shop in Okemos suffered an estimated $100,000 damage in a fire Monday Township fire chief, said the cause that there are two or shops in the thesis printing business three other trainees on the spring term staff. * Brown Sli d Z buTding and contents werea totalloss. The shop handled appro*,mately of the fire has not been determined, who will probably get next term's Interested students, preferably with |can, of the printing of doctoral theses of MSU students.^ ^ ^ ^ ^ but said a faulty water heater may have been the cause. patrons. Thesis printing constitutes most of Brown's work. some previous journalism experience, should contact John Borger or Charlie Cain at the State News office this week. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Februau,ry 28, i gg^Tffifr^High court bars w^orhiLZ:?^'" P« of selling term papS*1, • tk, whites-only policy The suit will force what warrant it Write'()nS Ude,lts business. Wayne Stat.. has for sh°* i n nductint WASHINGTON (AP) "equally legitimate demand University of Michigan that the suit be filed attorn"'1*' m t rneysasN I L -- or leasing within the area." A show cause Hitting at segregation in wrote Justice Harry for public justice." - hearing js private recreation facilities, the Supreme Court Tuesday denied a whites - only Blackmun for the court. The association's swimming pool is located in Somerville was in a second trial after the first ended in a mistrial, convicted Kelley before Washtenaw Coun, Court Judge Edward Deako to"curtlii^riirOnVnn'^1 warrant to curtail wn.- JJ??* ^ 'March7.A* I i V granted at the request of the I - until the hearing has henn ' °Ds policy to a suburban swim well to do Montgomery suit - - • ,ssu«d, but VI "More men and women were club status that to gave preferred nearby residents. County, Md., a Washington. Dr. Henry C suburb of state, after it discovered its indictment contained a fatal aga has not been served • I1CII MSU _i, attorney Le|and et . , killed in factory workshops The unanimous decision Press, a radiologist at flaw. the suit a test " lab('N I discS/? d at II against Write On was ms( Michigan over the duration of the expanded a 1969 ruling that Howard University Medical The right of a defendant "a* recent meetim? meeting of Vietnam War than were killed a black family that buys or School here, and his wife "to have his fate determined of state - a« i in the war. " rents a home in a were denied membership by the jury first impaneled, university attorneys suPPorted I subdivision must be allowed because of their race, even is itself a weighty one," Write On will vigorously contests II Leonard Woodcock president. United Auto Workers to use recreational facilities that come with the though they lived within the preference area. acknowledged Justice William H. Rehnquist for offices suit, national director \ri Tuesday. He noted that n?„ wfe?^ I the Also, in won similar cases in other property. 1968, a white the majority, which also ch( Membership in the couple with membership in Chief Justice Wheaton - Haven Recreation the association, Mr. and included Warren Burger, and Justices Write research and referen. Ilarger said the suit ,■ material ' I Assn. subject of Tuesday's Mrs. Murray Tillman, was Potter Stewart, Lewis F. wasan'atteoJ ruling was not automatically prevented from bringing a Powell Jr. and Blackmun. to "deny the common research resources" and man a r KI iiiiiiiiiMiiliiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiilllllliliiiiliiiiHiiii conferred upon Negro guest, Grace In an 8 1 decision, added It I lawyers and professors allowed! I - neighborhood residents but. Rosner, to the pool. are the court noted, residents Powell spoke for the court hire researchers. They joined in a suit | Campaign gift called illegal within a three - quarter mile against the association in the upholding the claim of Internal Revenue Judge Deake and the attorney I radius were given preference in membership and this seeking a total of $30,000 in damages. The status of Service that payments to a general's office declined comment the case. " I I A $200,000 cash contribution was secretly medical partnership are the East I conveyed a valuable their attack on the guest The effect of the suit made to President Nixon's campaign last April, taxable as income when on property right to whites policy of the association Lansing Write On office is not known, I■ three days after a new law requiring public that was denied blacks. remains less clear than that they are paid, not when the this time. disclosure went into effect, according to papers "When an organization of the membership. doctors decide to retire and collect the money. filed in U.S. District Court on Tuesday. links membership benefits Just as the association to residency in a narrow has no exemption from the The money came from a Nassau, Bahamas, bank geographical area, that 1886 civil rights law barring allegedly controlled by Robert L. Vesco, a New decision infuses those discrimination in property Lynch calls for votes, Jersey financier whom the Securities and Exchange benefits into the bundle of rights, Blackmun said there Commission accused last November of playing a rights for which an was no exemption under the individual pays when buying 1964 leading role in the alleged looting of S224 million Civil Rights Act from Investors Overseas Services Ltd. barring discrimination in public accomodation. A spokesman for the Nixon campaign Deadline In a 5 4 decision, the predicts win in electior - committee said in Washinton the S200.000 and a court also upheld the subsequent S50.000 contribution by Vesco had Illinois conviction of been returned last month to the financier. Summer financial aid Donald Somerville for applications are available in receiving stolen money. In 264 Student Services. The doing so, the court turned DUBLIN (AP) -- Prime Irish elections are big business, small farmers Lynch seeks a union J and sizable part of the the north, but UN will investigate crash deadline for filing aside his claim of double Minister Jack Lynch traditionally unpredictable. Most pundits say that after a industrial working class. by pew] applications is Thursday. jeopardy in favor of the Tuesday called for decisive means. backing in Ireland's national 16 years of Lynch's party, Fine Gael, now slightly The coalition, hJ The UN aviation agenc> agreed Tuesday to look elections and predicted he the electorate may feel it is left of center, is the party of brought together -I into Israel's shooting down of a Libyan airliner last will get back in to office time for a change. the professional middle - Lynch called the electil week, and Arab delegates proposed a resolution with a working majority. They made the same class and also of a share of has plugged a 11 ■ pj condemning Israeli action in the tragedy, in which 2 for 1 Pizza Sale * Lynch told a news prediction, however, in the farming community. Its program for social refl 1969 which has clearly mad 106 persons died. * conference he expects to confounded and Lynch parliamentary contingent is $2.50 buys two medium 12" 1 item Varsity win 75 or 76 seats in the them. As in heavily laced with lawyers. impact with the elect Egypt's call for a debate won quick agreement * 144 - seat Dail - the lower 1969, his campaign has been Lynch's main campaign Apart from hi;|| Pizzas. Pepperoni, mushroom, or sausage only. welfare at the opening session of a four - day assembly of * house -- in today's largely pitched on his point has been that the Fine benefits, I Valid with this ad Wed. & Thurs, Feb. 28 and Gael Labor coalition will coalition proposes a the International Civil Aviation Organization. balloting. That would put personal vote • pulling - March 1, 1973 inevitably split between its of price controls. Israel his Fianna Fail - Soldiers of power. He has traveled agreed to a "calm and sober" conservative and Socialist * Destiny -- government 2,000 miles throughout The program .maid I investigation. But controversy was expected over Free, Fast, Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. firmly in power for a five - Ireland, pressing his elements. paid for by increased cen| f condemnation of Israel when the issue is debated program ^rherrver he found Thus, he argues, it holds taxation and by theWL y^ar term. today. Lynch is opposed by a a community large enough no prospect of stable Ireland receives (t| Irish toll climbs to 733 *Subs (4 to choose from) *Foot long Varsity Dogs . VARSITY 1227 E. Grand River * * coalition of Fine Gael Irish party -- and by the union - backed Laborites. Both sides are offering the -- to Gael raise Fianna are a torchlight procession. band and Fail and Fine political a government in the approach of a Britain critical year soon for Ireland. announcing its plans for a will be membership European Common MuB A coalition further offer ot is an end! T } *Hamburgers 1.8 million voters big boosts descendants of the rival return to parliamentary rule compulsory use of theL Irish guerrillas killed a policeman and seriously *Pinballs 332-6517 in social welfare benefits. The main argument is how sides in the Irish civil war of 1922 • 23. Fianna Fail is in Northern Ireland Lynch wants a voice in the and language. Proficiency inl native tongue is an eseP wounded another Tuesday in an ambush in ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ much it will all cost. backed by a combination of war - torn province's future. qualification for jobs in Aghagallon, a village 20 miles southwest of Belfast, government service;andL pushing the province's death toll up to 733 Lt 3Vi now also essential for til Dublin buses, -ince I years of violence. First reports from the British army said the men were struck down by the Iris'1 Republican Army | r()\... SHEER transport taken olace to authority I wiping Enl off I hose names which is waging a bomb and bullet campaign to unite the mainly Protestant province with the 1j II /\t^£/t) ^ panty Designed b knitted Paris, by the largest in overwhelmingly Roman Catholic Irish republic in ^ s—. panty hose manufacturer in France. the south J J \JJ - LATEST STYLING • 2 custom sizes for grinder! • NEWEST COLORS Perfect fit - And a Ads said to produce cynics V yT A rt reassert If the University cannot see , MSU funding to the Spartan Day Now, after another war, this no intention of becoming a withdrawal of American troops was s°me of its lost authority i„ fo.," fit to fund the day care center in not accompanied by a withdrawal of by turning down Nixnn'ns Care Center. country and its Congress will be asked democracy. North Vietnam is glad to the name of additional services, f emith request for aid to t.> m„..l North North Vietnamese forces from South .. The University currently provides some $17,000 of the then it must consider the Vietnam. After decades of trying to when it comes up, i„ whatever"dirw academic role of the center. take over South Vietnam, and with the or '"direct form that aid request tak« total $149,000 day care budget. Volunteer students and students United States out of the picture, who Already Nixon administration This goes to the partial payment doubts that the newly - bolstered spokesmen have given notice thev will of staff salaries. It also provides majoring in family and child North Vietnamese (remember the Bet the money, which may run m™, than the $2.5 billion estimate, free auditing of the day care sciences, for example, use the complaints about Russian and Chinese the money comes from wheth^ center as a training ground for aid?) won't keep trying? eongresskm,. budget and free maintenance for appropriation or is diverted from nth. the day care building. But in personal experience. Medical Without getting cynical like some students, who have an interest in critics who have charged the $2.5 areas if Congress does A concerted effort will be not approve i? terms of directly aiding the needed to billion aid deal, written into the cease - halt such families that struggle to keep learning about children use the inroads into legislative fire agreement, is a form of Barbary ve their children in day care or are center few tliis training and experience. Coast booty to get our prisoners of power. Henry Kissinger has said the aid will trying to admit their children, war back, the fact remains that this teach Hanoi how to live in a peaceful this aid should be increased. MSU should perhaps assume country will not reap any benefits world. He labeled the aid ''a|ont Parents using the center pay the funding responsibility from its noble gesture comparable to term investment in a structure of realized at other campuses such those we got by making Germany and peace." It is unlikely to bring anythins $3 1 a week per child. Japan strong allies. as Ohio State University where but more war, and the outcome of Compounded by the number of There is another aspect to this aid that war, American • funded on children plus the number of the university provides 25 per both plan: the $2.5 billion is not coming sides, will negate whatever 50000 weeks the child is in the center, cent of the day care budget. out of thin air; it is being cut out of Americans died for. There j the parent can be faced with an Though increased social services already hard - pressed aid plans for evidence that the persistent guerilla American cities — and American extraordinary bill of day care spending might be difficult in leaders of North Vietnam will this era of tight money, the college students. suddenly change to agreeable peaei>. services. Apparently, the $1 loving persons who will guarantee University should not overlook "When I look at the programs that increase last year in fees is not cut back and I think about what South Vietnam's sovereignty - or the the needs of those who seek an are enough to sufficiently improve requests are being made," said Sen. sovereignty of the rest of the the quantity of day care services. education while raising a family. Communist - held Indochina, for that Hubert H. Humphrey recently, "I am The much applauded theory of matter. Space limitations and a small going to take a good, long, hard look The United States should staff adds to the problems lifelong education needs solid before 1 vote for proposals that will keep its commitments for programs such consume vast sums of our resources money at home and use it to fight the encountered at the center. With devastations of America's slums and for overseas when we are in desperate more than 100 children on the as day care if it is to be the polarization of its groups. That's need here at home in area after area." waiting list and only 10 per cent implemented. Other senators and representatives, the best investment for peace - internal peace - President Nixon cai and not just liberals, have agreed with what Humphrey said. make. Tenants flex With a new tenant bill to problems of mutual concern with become law on April 1, the their landlord. Doctor's Bag residents of rented dwellings The ramifications of such a need subsequent legislation to bill are encouraging. Since the allow for legal recognition of tenant union could be recognized tenants unions in Michigan. as a legal party in court action, A bill proposed by Rep. Daisy tenants would be more likely to By ARNOLD WERNER, MD Elliott, D - Detroit, would vocalize their complaints and hormones to prevent such pregnancy semi-nude women. I know many girls Letters may be addressed to Dr. white vaginal discharge appeared and seek satisfaction for their could be used. The likelihood of dirt and carry on sexual activities with all crystallize tenant rights and Werner at the University Health there seemed to be some irritation entering the vagina and causing an of them. But, when I mention or bring privileges under the law. grievances. Landlords also might Center. Names need not be included inside. There is a slight possibility that infection is small. However, some be more likely to listen to tenant unless a personal reply is requested. a small amount of dirt could have out my camera, they are all turned off. By allowing persons who rent irritation couid have resulted and this entered the vagina. Could this Some letters just naturally hm property from the same landlord complaints initially. White walking along a trail in a could produce a vaginal discharge. At more appeal to me than others W to Through legislation like park, I' was attacked and raped. discharge be the result of gonorrhea or this time you still should see a organize- and represent a related disease? Or is it just an one has some professional merits and themselves in any landlord Elliott's bill, tenants in a Fortuha'tely, before too much physician for an examination. is also amusing because of my own infection from possible presence of transient community like East happened, some people came up the Although the legal investigation of dispute, the bill would give dirt? I have told of this interest in photography. You o trail and my unknown assailant fled. no one rape may have a number of primitive interested renters the legal Lansing will have the and harsh aspects to it, I urge women yourself as pretty skilled with women His penis did not penetrate very far incident, and I am under a great deal but it strikes me that you are awfully impetus to organize a union and opportunity to speak up for their and due to lack of time, no semen of stress to find the answers to my to report such incidents to the police a naive about them at the same time. to select a three member interests and receive power of immediately. While some - was released. questions. This incident happened a The women you have been going out negotiating committee to discuss the law to support their claims. A few days after this happened, a few months ago, and the discharge has unenlightened police and courts may with are sufficiently circumspect to make the victim feel as if she is the been with me since that time. not want to become part of i; accused, many agencies are making a Following sexual assault by an collection you are intent on acquiring. strenuous attempt to deal kindly and Art Levin, general manager; Robert unknown man, a woman should It is one thing to model, for which one John Borger, editor - in • chief; Charlie Bullard. sales manager; LaVonne Hotter, discreetly with the victim. In any case, Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, classified advertising manager; Bervin always visit a physician as soon as the victim of such a crime owes it to receives a fee and which is c< J-"J editorial editor. Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, possible. Appropriate treatment all of us to help apprehend a professional activity, and another to office manager. the rapist. record for posterity one's sexual should pay attention to the Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: Vic psychological state of the victim and I involvements. Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief: am up against a problem. In the Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer. Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice in addition should include a careful From a technical point of vi last year I acquired a 35mm camera sports editor; Nancy Jablonowski, staff president; treasurer; Carolyn Stieber, secretary ■ Frank Senger, Roland Williams, examination for infection and other and I like .to photograph many varied photographing the human figure is association representative. Tom Riordan, Micha.'l Orr, Al Wilke. damage. Venereal disease definitely that simple. While potentially grace can be transmitted in the type of things including animals, scenery, and pleasing to the eye. the human Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim The Michigan State News is a seven - time Signorelli. situation you describe. If ejaculation places, events, etc. But, after observing also appear awkward and unappealin asst. advertising manager; A1 recipient of the Pacemaker Award for Kirleis, circulation manager. outstanding journalism. did occur, and if there is any chance of various publications, I naturally making you wish you had stuck pregnancy resulting, appropriate wanted to try my hand on nude and your fantasies. with his the machine themselves, thus avoi charges towards rehabilitation Parolees and we are pleased when the parolee does well but we also wish to locate Integration having around." a "mess of grumpy P«> To the Editor: and identify those that have returned To the Editor: How nice that many secret" Two For the benefit and knowledge of to criminal necessary. activity when this becomes This can be done without "specialists" can sit and perform! important jobs with a B.A. or M.A. the student body I believe it necessary interfering with those not involved. be rewarded with On Wednesday, Feb. 21, an absurd and then to respond to the Feb. 21 State News article appeared in the State News occasional, appreciative "tone editorial regarding a "listing unfair to In addition, state statute requires regarding integration. Timothy voice," or kind student parolees", which concerns furnishing Cents names of parolees to the MSU Dept. of Public Safety. The writer of the that the enforcement agency sheriff or local be informed when law Shanley blindly argued that "integration involves assimilation of You've made our day. Dee Dee Sip* both black and white values from both editorial is verbalizing publicly in an a proled offender is released to a blacks and whites." However, if Clerk • Stenogra"1" area on which he is not familiar. community Shanley was as logical as he wishes to Nancy be, he would realize that Anglo - Worth This so called "file" of parolees Robert L. Burton Saxon culture prevails, and for the black man, superficialities in Clerk Stenograp Feb. 21,19' attending MSU includes one individual Parole agent assimilation are inescapable. That is, who is currently enrolled as a student. Michigan Dept. of Corrections This individual happens to be doing education, language, mannerisms, etc. Feb.27, 1973 quite well at the University. Letter Tally Therefore, to abate any further African The State News received Even if the list were extensive it deprivation of one's black identity and acknowledged 57 letters would in no way hamper the Dr.'s through white enforcements and restrictions, integration remains a To the Editor: and points of view last week successful academic or social Having read Irene Evans' « J including eight letters commenting on the issue of adjustment of the individuals involved. The exchange of information between To the Editor: trivial and quiescent facet of black thought. To allow this would be conceding to culturecide. Secretary "African dashikis" fashion: not in the Feb Alr. 15J®, basketball coach Gus agencies concerned with criminal The time has come to put an end to To the Editor: Counterpoint, I am curious Ganakas playing his son on activity is very essential and necessary Dr. Werner's exploits on your editorial sources of information. t[)] for the protection of public safety. In regards to the "myopic We feel compelled to respond to Within the space o the team, four letters page. Very little of his advice is mentality" possessed by both blacks Connie Shapiro's letter (Feb. 20) discussing the role of office At no time have I witnessed or heard of any parolee being harrassed, necessary to the general public health and is printed in all likelihood for its and whites, foresight is hardly possible regarding secretaries. paragraphs, I could not two rather serious errors. h htg but^ \,asj( secretaries, four letters without retrospective understanding. discriminated against or unnecessarily titillating value. His ethic of "anything How nice that you can expect your no such tribe in Kenya as that "whites have b I asting rape procedure, four letters on trial singled ridicule out for public or private result of any list. goes" is detrimental to our already Shanley states modified their position in terms of secretaries to be flexible. "second secretary" wouldn't have to Perhaps a expect that the article was read the Massai tribe, w meant as a declining moral health and shows him black white relationships." In review integration of black and day still holds true to its • standing far short of God's standards "help with drops - and adds" if the of past events, it has been blacks, not white society and four as exemplified in Jesus Christ. department members assigned to work form ot dress. . fe is letters defining Jewish whites, who have inhibited their stance that day showed up The second error is tha I have every confidence and/or at least white relations. Zionism. that the MSU Dept. of Public Safety If anyone is so foolish as to seek in black - adhered to the established procedures longer a country called ant, y ^ In the same period, 27 uses considerable discretion with out the doctor's advice, they can and regulations. Perhaps a "second of April 22, 1964. On d whatever information freely go to the health center where secretary" wouldn't have to "collate Zanzibar and Tunganyi biic letters and points of view they are Therefore, Shanley, integration published on the furnished. they can receive all that they desire. I material for a class next hour" if union since known as the were through assimilation is not the answer. department members could be more Tanzania. would rather admonish all to turn , neople Perhaps you should take notice to the , editorial page. Opinions from readers on from their lusts to the One who said, Emersonian thought that "assimilation flexible, far sighted, and courteous - It's a great idea to info Pjut h A parolee is serving a portion of his "I am the Way, the Truth and the enough to request work by a the customs of other. ult , welcomed. The is murder." all issues are sentence in the community. There is Life," the perfect physician Jesus reasonable deadline. Perhaps about taking more care to State News attempts to secretaries wouldn't have to the information is nothing wrong with keeping tabs on Christ. perform *chue publish representative Jeffrey B. Clegg the mystical art of coffee a these individuals until the period of Michael Fine - making if orp v< volunt selection of the letters East Detroit sophomore department members Peace Corps their parole supervision has Lansing resident could Feb. 1°<1 j received. terminated. The parole officer works Feb. 23,1973 Feb.21,1973 condescend to learn how to operate Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 28, 1973 5 ANTHONY LEWIS DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau De-Americanizing peace Those of us who believed > ,97 j New York Times News Service for years government's apologists and its critics that the American war in Indochina is a moral I London, Feb. 25 - As the foreign was a terrible misuse of power do not one. fcsters assembled in Paris for the now seek an argument about the The government's concern last fall, Irrational Conference on Vietnam, peace. However ragged the truce, it is as.il had been for years of the war, was Van Lam of Saigon made a better than what went before. Those primarily with its own face. The tment that for once could win like myself who doubted that Nixon crucial need was for terms that could ieral agreement. The unstated would ever end direct American be sold politically; anything that ■Lge of the meeting, he said, was military involvement should gladly worked in that sense was good, Ide Americanize the peace." admit now that we were probably whatever further misery it meant to 3Se words reflect the curious wrong -- and hope that the the Indochinese. But some Americans, remaining e of this conference. For its uncertainty soon ends. millions of us, rejected the idea of a Jdamental decision has already been But it is another matter to policy without moral content, without te by the United States, and that is that the course of be told concern for the means used. And while Weave Vietnam to the Vietnamese, American policy it is over the last dozen years has right that the divisions in particular form has been accepted represented nobility or honor. That American society should be he?.led, tortuous negotiations by the that lesson -- the lesson of power and would only perpetuate Ijing Vietnamese parties, and the myth. a corrupting y 6 false innocence -- cannot be forgotten. Ition of this meeting is to endorse It is a myth of innocence. The L rich strain of irony runs through Vietnam war showed how strong a ■ whole affair. An agreement that Inam should be free of external, hold it still has on the American ART BUCHWALD imagination. The notion that we are a Cem interference was supposedly uniquely idealistic people survived all Ehed at Geneva in 1954. Rut the the years of bombing, all the My Lai ■ted States refused to accept the Hanoi wants yen instead revelations, all the lies and illusions. It lenient, joined in sabotaging it and allowed us to brutalize and destroy on E entered and repeatedly escalated an enormous scale in Indochina while ■resulting military conflict. leaving many of us convinced that we n the truce terms last month the were kind and helpful. WASHINGTON - The big question Mr. Kissinger arrives smiling. "Mr. at last formally accepted the north of the DMZ line knows the "Mr. Kissinger, my government in Washington is do we or do we not >va agreement. Yet President Minister, I am happy to report to you dollar is in trouble? If we Exactly what happened in the vote billions of dollars to rebuild that the Congress of the United States accept the insists on rewriting the treaty so that ji and his supporters have treated peace talks is not clear to outsiders. aid in dollars, we will lose. "How can aid to North Vietnam will be tied to North Vietnam? While this battle is Je terms as if they justified the war But even assumirg that Hanoi gave raging, the world money markets are has voted to give you $3 billion to you say that?" Kissinger shouts. the price of gold instead of dollars." ■ proved its critics wrong. ground because of the Christmas help you rebuild your country." "After all our countries have been selling their dollars for gold, and in "Dollars?" the minister asks. President, who could rightly through together." _ The bombing, what is the actual difference t satisfaction from the fact of the just a few weeks the dollar has t "Yes, $3 billion. Is there anything "Impossible," Kissinger says. "The between the October draft and the ■ement, has made the broader considerably weakened. Hanoi reads wrong with that?" "Mr. Kissinger, we feel dollar is in enough trouble as it is. If it final agreement? Some verbal the newspapers too, and it is you i that it represents "Peace with just "We were thinking more in terms of negotiated the peace treaty with us in ever gets out that even North Vietnam implications of South Vietnamese possible that they may raise some bad won't accept dollars, our ,r." Addressing the South Carolina Japanese yen or German marks." faith. At the time we were monetary sovereignty, larger foreign truce teams, problems about accepting the dollars "That's out of the question," system could be ruined forever." Slat ure. he said American forces details -■ distinctions that hardly for aid. working out a peace with honor you lbeen sent to Vietnam "For the anyone today would consider worth a Kissinger replies. "The bill specifically never once mentioned to us that the It is not too farfetched to assume It selfless purpose that any nation day of war, much less that bombing. that on Henry Kissinger's next trip to says the aid will be in dollars." dollar would be devalued." "That is not our problem. After all, ■ever fought a war," to prevent the The minister asks, "Would you be you people claim you won the war, Hanoi the following exchange could Tosition of a Communist But the factual issue i of course take willing to give us Swiss francs?" "I didn't know the dollar was going therefore, we are entitled to aid on place between Muc Dam Luc, the Kissinger tried to control his to be devalued," Kissinger protested. irnment on South Vietnam by not decisive. The real point conditions favorable to us." North Vietnamese finance minister, "That's not my department." difference between the American temper. "Mr. Minister, the President and Mr. Kissinger. had a great deal of difficulty "When I report this conversation persuading Congress to vote $3 billion "Well, someone should have told back to the President," Kissinger said, blNT OF VIEW in aid to your country. Do you realize the spot he'll be in if he has to . How can we already lost 10 trust you when we've per cent on the "he's going to become very angry, and you know what he does when he gets announce you won't accept the aid in dollars?" angry." Democracy fails in Israel "But look at it from my "Yes, we do," the minister said, viewpoint," the finance minister said. Kissinger said, "Mr. Minister, surely "but you might remind him that if he "How can I tell the people of North you're not going to let a lousy does it, it's just going to cost him more By J. WILLIAM BRIMACOMBE Pleas in Pennsylvania and a Vietnam that the United States is devaluation stand in the way of a in aid." past leader of the American giving East Lansing graduate student Jewish Committee. Democracy, he said, means that those us $3 billion when everyone generation of peace." Copyright 1973, Los Angeles Times who live in a country shall select their rulers and shall | is interesting that many of those who have so vocally preserve their powers, cd American diplomatic and military support for Given these principles, a convention of Zionists looking ih Vietnam could blink at similar support for Israel, to the government of people who are in Palestine would be p the South Vietnamese government fired on unarmed in contravention of the plainest principle of democracy. It onstrators in Saigon "for ignoring an order to disband," can have no practical meaning unless its intent is to y here cired for an end to American support for a disregard the people who are in Palestine and to deprive tally corrupt regime" in South Vietnam. Do these them of the right of self ■ government by ■>le now cry for an end to American support for a will of substituting the persons outside, who may or may not ever see ■rally corrupt regime" in Tel Aviv when Israeli fighters Palestine. |t down an unarmed, civilian jet (killing 106 people) lignoring an order to land?" Opposition to Zionism and Israel on these grounds is well founded. Israel established a The reason for putting on the blinders toward Israel soon Ministry of Minorities after the state was created, but later kably grows out of the American fear of being labeled to the more appropriate Ministry of Police. changed the name I Semitic. To be anti On May 3, - Israel or anti • Zionist is 1950, Israeli forces with mortars and automatic ■how twisted into being anti - Semitic. No weapons big one, drove 12,000 Arabs from two villages near Hebron in order ■inly, can object to the tenets of brotherhood and to clear the area for cultivation by Jewish settlers. In pty found in Judaism. Yet, objections should certainly September of the same year Egypt accused Israel of ■raised to the disregard of these tenets by modern expelling 6,000 Arab nomads across the border in Egyptian •ism as exemplified in the state of Israel. What was, at territory. |time, •een a beautiful, humanitarian movement — Zionism — In this light, let those who have spent so much energy on so corrupted by Israel that it is often difficult to reducing American support for the "morally corrupt tie connection between Israel and Zionism on the one regime" in Saigon now turn their attention to reducing ■ and Judaism on the other. ■any Jews and non Jews alike oppose Zionism in its lk!Sm 1)111 former larger. a • •ical manifestation in Israel not for reasons of anti for reasons ,ike president those expressed by Mayor of the Court of Common - American support for the antidemocratic Zionists use to direct attention away from the failure of regime in Israel, And let them not be afraid of being labeled anti - Semitic, Such a label is nothing more than a subterfuge that modern Israel to even attempt to live up to the tenets of Judaism. consolidated dress sale 4 OUTSTANDING YANKEE SPECIALS Meridian Mall only WED. FEB. 28 THRU SAT. 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OF HAGADORM shop Knapp's Meridian Mall tonight until 9 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Play to depict Wild Cochran Grimm's tales overwhelms audience "Story Theater," the Broadway hit which tells 10 Grimm fairy tales using mime, dialog and contemporary were from Tonight gutteral vocals, you knew he brass section music, will be seen at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the By GARY OZANICH was in control. The crowd club. arounrh n'"Uii Paul Sills, is the fourth presentation in MSU's Broadway (background in time to the Theater Series. the most outrageous person took on a definite big band started on a '1'n* Sills' unusual presentation creates the aural effect of alive. Monday night he and sound, that was to prevail music, in a choreographed the club stan!^8®',cr°l effort - undoubtedly one his band the C.C. Riders through the evening. As sitting on th having a story read, yet with the key sentences they continued to set the of the most bizarre sights grabbing bottL characterized. The visual effect is of some wildly literally tore up the Alle , Ey. stage for their leader's one could ever see. ljquor an:, les of imaginative mime, reminescent of a silent movie or ballet. over himself Pouring u In addition to these elements, Sills has skillfully The only word for the entrance, the band did two and < whole evening is bizarre, jazz instrumental, in which Cochran, as he sang, He also interwoven a variety of music. For example, in the tale of The show was every member took his turn made some moves that showered with pieces of the?, "The Golden Goose," George Harrison's "Here Comes the would make Joe Cocker paper overwhelming. The music soloing, all of it sounding Sun" is used. was good,too. fair to good. jealous. TOis continued The crowd and the The music will be performed by a group appropriately b, The mood for the throughout several rock in the meantime named The Grimm Reapers. Sills says his fairy tale entertainment has been popular evening was set from the Finally, with the crowd tunes, all of them bridged . by Cochran's fashionably tables and chairs anS beginning. As the lights aisles all "doing so with audiences "because they are tired of having man properly attuned, the big defined through psychological and sociological prisms." dimmed, the bassist, moment arrived. As the crude raps about "doing mo' boogiein'" all boogieinV' From C° drummer and guitarist came some on, the A New York Times critic termed the show "great, band built chord upon evening Conti on stage and laid into a tight done with his smooth to be insane with tW unequivocally great. . . A Broadway show for people who instrumental. If you looked chord to a climax, in Georgia drawl. jammed with previously had given up Broadway shows." strutted Wayne Cochran — a Sills was the central figure of Chicago's famous Second close enough, you noticed the guitarist and bassist flamboyant, jaded, arrogant, The evening began to chaos, City Troupe which included such talents as Mike Nichols, were attired in tuxedos, the peroxided dude in a silver reach its peak as the band Elaine May and Barbara Harris. Sills scored successes with silk outfit with traces of a "Story Theater" in New Haven at the Yale Repertory Unbelievable first hint of what was to beer belly hanging over the played Otis Redding's The Wayne Cochn come. "Can't Turn You Loose." Revue was just an Theater and in Los Angeles at the Mark Taper Forum tight fit. amazii The unbelievable Wayne Cochran and his tuxedoed As they continued To make sure everyone was show, everyone present w - before the show was produced on Broadway. backup band, the C.C. Riders, gave a performance playing out walked a seven ■ making "asses out of totally overwhdmeTbvU The play, which ran a full season on Broadway, will be Monday night in the Alley - Ey that could only be piece brass section, (Las He immediately went themselves and havin' fun, energy of it. u presented at MSU fully staged, costumed and lighted, described as outrageous. Vegas style) all dressed in into a version of the bands while doing some mo' incredibly outrageous r exactly as it was seen at the Ambassador Theater on black tuxedos with red bow theme song "C.C. Rider." boogiein'," Cochran sure the Alle Broadway. • Ey hadi State News photo by Dave Mendrea ties. They looked like they The moment you heard his stationed members of his dissatisfied customers Tickets ($5, $4, $3) are available at the Union Ticket Office. Students are eligible for special rates. R.E.O. recreates rock n roll watching the stars do their Cronin By GARY GEE uu m Neal's eyes lit up with job. joy Rock and roll music sure As and he plunked Ins new more more (on has come a long way. people get disillusioned with toy and said, "Wow, | Nowadays musicians are this deadend, performers are thing really works!" placed on a pedestal by pressed to come up with A couple tunes ft, consumers who revere them their first album wound new marketable approaches. j and purchase their products. So now we've got "rock and trend in live rock and roll the listener with the true the set as 1,000 pJ A concert usually roll musicians" who fondle energy, and that's where a jumped, yelled and inde guy just has to draw the music today. power and beauty of rock even fell on the floor ii| consists of 4,000 to 20,000 snakes, return to da' greaser line. We're all familiar with and roll music, but R.E.O. scene reminiscent of j onlookers who sock out a days, base their appeal on did just that. five spot for the privilege of sexual posturing and every Even more worthless the symptoms — five heyday of the MC5. than these "Hey folks, I'm long-hairs in street clothes The set kicked off with The first encore featid sitting on their arses and other type of buffoonery different" acts are bands putting down the same old "Let Me Ride," a tune a fine lead guitar imaginable. which featured the only who are content to plod sound that's going around in percussion mix Now don't get me wrong. mechanical problems of the Grand Rapids I've got nothing against along in a groove of every town. The audience "Sympathy for the DeJ is talking about buffoonery. But these acts imitative mediocrity. responds by jiggling some evening. Next up was the The show was capped j the different are usually characterized by I call this phenomenon portion of their anatomy high energy extravaganza of with the old standi "the boogie movement" and and shouting "Get it pn," "Little Queenie." "Johnny B. Goc a complete absence of true KING LEAR LECTURE See it at originality, personality and it is indeed the prevalent "Rock and "Boogie." The constant repetition of these roll," and new "Son of a Poor Boy," a tune to Speed wagon crowds, is a shuffle that had get Yessiree, sure is a treat a taste of the real thii Stage 3 Mozart show imperatives is the perfect the place jumping. Under testimonial to the lack of the influence of jams galore, An all - Mozart program any solid musical meat lead guitarist Gary Richrath will be presented by the being served up. grabbed control with his famous Mozarteum The stimulus of all this solo and socked it out till Orchestra of Salzburg at bellyaching was R.E.O. the cows came home. This 8:15 p.m. Friday in the Speedwagon's set at the song is a perfect example of Auditorium. Brewery Sunday night. R.E.O.'s sound: a fine mix, at michigan state university NOMINATED FOR Tickets are available at There are very few bands with each musician 9 p.m. Y0U| which possess the ability to MUSICAL ARTISTS.Jt the Union Ticket Office. distinctly contributing to a 10 Special rates are available to transcend today's musical body jarring wall of sound Jacques Kantorow, a Fra violinist of Rus ACADEMY AWARDS students. status quo and overwhelm that just rolls on and on. 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Saturday 7:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. PUBLIC: $7.50, 6.50, 4.00/MSU STUDENTS: 3 25, 2.00, for group rates call 355-6686. $3.75, ADMISSION $1.00 SHOWPLACE 102 B WE LLS Tonight 109 Anthony Sunday 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.^ SHOWTIMES HARD DAYS NIGHT 7:00 & 10:15 HELP once only at 8:46 *1 AdmUtlon 9:45 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 28, 1973 7 Woodcock stresses By LINDA DROEGER safety Woodcock said. "They control the State News Staff Writer purse strings." factory lines. She asked why a factory worker feels he has In view of the success The of experiments giving workers to be "blasted out of his mind' to face the shortening of working time, early retirement, dental increased control of the work factory lin,;. care, medical process, such as the Kaiser The UAW has no valid statistics on the care, health and safety standards and Steel Co. experiment which drug and alcohol work laws are the major right to . increased productivity , by 32 __ problem but Woodcock said that the union is r points to be negotiated in the per PCT cent, cent* Woodcock said that the experiments are bringing „ engaged in March iVuircll collective collect.! VP hs) V*£f A1 n 0 coccinnc I programs to find out thhe root cause of the bargaining sessions, Leonard 1n Of\no y/4 U/nnr)nr.nlr Woodcock, OD 3t1 on /it.t.if.llHinnl an attitudinal nhanrto hut tirill change but will not Kn be »Ati/\lii^i/innMT problem, United Auto Workers president said Instead of striving to make revolutionary. Woodcock pointed out tliat drugs and alcohol are not n/vSn^A>l As Monday. working conditions better for abused only in factory lines, a visitor in residence at McDonel answered questions Hall. Woodcock humans. Woodcock said that factories are more concerned In response to the concerning the unions in an informal with question of Woodcock joing Sen. period with students. discovering more efficient ways of production. George McGovern on the 1972 presidential ticket, However, giving more control to workers may be an Woodcock said he was personally contacted Pointing out the need for bargaining on noneconomic economic incentive to managers who by McGovern matters, Woodcock stressed the importance of hope to decrease but agreed with the Gallop Polls that the improved absenteeism and job change - over. popularity of a health and safety standards and said he supported Sen. labor leader leaves something to be desired. One student asked Woodcock what Ldward Kennedy's labor health unions were doing security program, now in about the increased use of illicit "Looking back now, if I'd been the running mate, we'd the U.S. House of Representatives awaiting approval. drugs and alcohol on probably even have lost Massachusettes," Woodcock said. 'Tore men and women were killed in over the duration of factory workshops the Vietnam War than were killed in the war," Woodcock said. Woodcock hopes that the BY AFRICA EXPERTS the House this Kennedy bill will get through year. The only way health - safety problems will be solved will be by changing the system, not by pumping more dollars into the present Press bias criticized said. system, Woodcock Woodcock was critical of Nixon's wage - price freeze, saying that it was hardest and roughest on the low paid workers. nonunion, There is no easy answer to this By GEORGE WHITE Alfred Opubor, director of problem, according to foreign affairs editor of the this confusion was to print Woodcock. The best that can be done is tc level State News Staff Writer the African Studies Center off the Washington Post, cited the nothing,' Cttaway said. minimum wage. WASHINGTON, D.C. - at MSU, who participated in lack of reliable news sources Russel Howe, columnist After citing Vietnam as the African affairs experts, a panel Woodcock speaks Woodcock was asked why the union primary cause of inflation, recently gathered here educators, composed government of as the cause of the news blackout in the U.S. about for the Baltimore Sun, was leaders were reluctant and attacked the American also sympathic to the press, to call for a officials and community Africa, UAW President Leonard Woodcok, speaks to a nationwide, one - day strike in protest of the press coverage of Africa, citing deterrents to African war. leaders. Defending the lack of coverage. packed audience of interested students and faculty in Woodcock doesn't believe in citing reasons for the "poor "Coverage of Africa, coverage of the recent West McDonel Hall Monday afternoon. general strikes, and said coverage" and advocating "Africa is not of strategic they are neither productive nor credible. except for wildlife, is assasination of Amilcar State News photo by Ken Ferguson "A strike should have been ways to improve it. nonexistent American importance to the U.S.," staged in the over Cabral, a leader of the Howe Congress," The experts included television and said. "Europe is radio," revolutionary movement in keynote speaker Dan strategically important and Portugese - held West can be more cheaply and ODEL CITIES EXPANDS Mathews, leader of a community task force on Africa, Ottaway said Sekou Toure — president of that efficiently covered." African affairs, said. country — was a bad news Although previous Mathews said American source, criticisms focused on the Students newspapers are caught in an "Toure was emotional American news media's "excuse cycle." He said the and had a strong bias against inadequate reporting of may g papers correspondents, claim that little African news gets printed because they have no and then the Portugese," noted. reaction killing "His was Ottaway immediate to blame the the conditions in Africa, Alfred Opubor found American society at fault. "American society is MAUREEN McDONALD on Portugese currently has a caseload of the dental care costs. the expanded program were claim they have without fundamentally racist and communities from investigating the State News Staff Writer • 950 patient visits a month, Those in between would worked out. a correspondents because very matter thoroughly." capitalistic" Opubor said, and will be able to expand and pay from 20 per cent to 100 Under the government standpoint." little African news program get Ottaway claimed that the adding the American JESSE SNYDER improve services greatly, per cent depending on the $100,000 will be used to "The printed. Cabral story became more majority wouldn't demand Philip A. Moskal, Model number in the family and refer Model Cities patients Ingham County Mathews claimed that | MSI students in need of Health Dept. is the confusing as it developed coverage of Africa until it Cities health programs the annual income. to area dentists in an only African because newsmen had no better understood American • cost medical care may county health service in the coverage will nefit from a newly administrator, said. The $600,000 provided attempt to reduce the clinic state increase when the American reliable news sources. blacks and other ethnic case load. delivering primary care public realizes that panded Model Cities in the new contract will to the 'The editor's reaction to groups. The The council instructed medically indigent United States is ith care program. new contract will fund the project from now under provide improved prenatal Ingham County Health funding from the U.S. | The potential boon to until July 31. Dept. of Housing and Urban economically and politically ■dents was established care, child health services, Dept. to meet with the involved in Africa. The Development (HUD)," nday night when the sickle emergency cell anemia testing, services, home Under the old contract, which expired today, the Central Society District to work Dental out a Moskal said. community black leader Americans demand said DOMINO'S PIZZA using City Council roved contracts health services and clinic means to serve the Model more African coverage as calling was budgeted for immunizations under the Cities community more they see a tie between the $600,000 in health and $15,000 a month. Over 700 tal care programs in the new contract. effectively. black American's civil rights patients are on the waiting Free 30 minute delivery lei Cities list Moskal called the new struggle and the African neighborhood, The with 100 on the project provides a contract "the most fight for independence. lna 7-1 vote, the council emergency list alone, sliding scale payment Moskal said. progressive advent in change But David Ottaway, firmed appropriations of schedule whereby low • and social attitude in 67,463 for health services $231,836 for dental income patients will charged according to their The dental program now 351-7100 ices at the Model Cities operates with one dentist, a ■701 N.Logan St. ability to pay. small waiting room and only Official one dental room unit. The guidelines on For example, the service -Jifications have not been contract provides for two is free to an individual or more sets of equipment. mpleted, but Model Cities families with an annuel Icials said many students d student y juced rates families would qualify for for health income of $3,500 or less. A family annual of four with income of $9,500 for The clinic has operated seven months on extensions of the original OPEN DAILY 1 PM Shows At LECTURE 0® m would pay 1:30 3:30-5:35-7:35-9:35 100 per cent of contract while details for rvices. Dental care, wever. will be restricted Model Cities residents o have been referred al service agency. Permanent residency, by a 9ED!IES rahpical proximity to at el Cities neighborhoods, michigan state university "ncial dependency on THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE "nts and availability of FOR EVERYONE! dents for full time work omits 6Rur muciume vtmni« questionable areas eerning student Ability. Model Cities officials said y will issue a statement eligibility requirements students in the next few BfG INS TOMO ENOS THURSDAY Open at 7:30 P.M. Feature 8:00 P.M. only RHARHARHARHARHA i WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS! Presents MtroaxflmMAvtR IcwPONTiPficajcnoN The American Experience DAVID LEAN'S Film Series Tonight FILM / Of BOfitS WSTtRuws / doctor Eric von Stroheim's yj m .\<;o IN PANAVISI0N AMD METROCCKOfl 1923 Classic ♦STARTS FRIDAY* From Doughboy GREED to Dictator WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. 8:15 PM 7:00 p.m. 109 Anthony UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM 75' Admission Direct from a "sold-out" engagement at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., this West African dance Coming This Weekend and acrobatic troupe has been added to tha 72-73 season as a "Special Attraction." "A superb African dance ensemble with an exciting program "silent HAROLD 1 This group of dancers, singers and musicians, must not be and missed...By any standard, this was one of the best-composed running- MAUDE CHARLIE dance programs seen here in a long time." New York Times CHAPLIN Tickets in are available beginning Feb 21 at the MSU Union (weekdays 8:15-4:30) PUBLIC: S4.50, 3.50, 2.50 MSU Thurs. Brody - Thurs. Wilson - THE GREAT STUDENTS: $2.25, 1.75, 1.25 Fri. - Conrad Fri. 107 SKH Sat. - Wilson - Sat. Conrad - DICTATOR Sun. - McDonel Kiva Sun. • McDonel Kiva also SHOULDER ARMS Wednesday. February 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan !8 WE LI SAVE YOU $$$ H Students put in their 5f worth 307 E GRAND RIVER Pellerito said he By CHRIS DANIELSON first to be instituted on such a large scale in a university uses coin " • operated machine, u, _ NEXT TO CARD SHOP getting good copies. He compared" State News Staff Writer library system, and added that it is still the cheapest. QtTlDarpH making^t0^ Mon Sat. 9 6 Wed , Thurs 9 9 He said that copy service at Ohio State and Western roulette, because machines sometimeTTS copie» tiI During an average month approximately 130,000 nickels ' Pr°duce COp|l Michigan Universities costs 10 cents per page, despite being blurry or too light. STUART HALL are gobbled up by machines in MSU libraries. inferior to the MSU program. He has conducted the MSU 1 PLASTIC They are not, however, squandered in inflation - struck service for three years and cites high volume as the key to Though he could get his money back for inf Pellerito said he has not tried to because r C0P>ei I 100 CT. penny arcades. The Jefferson heads, which would stretch from the foot bridge behind the Administration Building to the Library river crossing if placed end to end, are spent to the comparatively low copy charges. English teaching major Tony Pellerito, St. Clair Shores any hassle. hp WantstoHoM ASHTRAYS ENVELOPES make copies of printed material. The coins are fed into 23 Dennison Coin cop copying senior, said he spends about $8 per term to copy articles out of back issues of English Journal. He called the reprints _t One senior said she will spend $io and that she uses coin operated i- ti.. l..l. closer to the books. - this term machiness her,? because°nthp-CoN ' machines, 15 of which are located at strategic points on all "the tools of the trade." Reg. 39 Limit 1 ^C Reg. 59 Limit 1 29' floors of the main Library. Each machine is worth 44,000 nickels new. The coin - operated machines, along with the coin U.S. Rep. Riegle drops (Coupon) (Coupon) changer and two more expensive machines located in the Expires March 4, 1973 Expires March 4, 1973 copy service room on the first floor of the Library, are East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only owned and operated by the C-S Vending Company, which is a part of the Shockley Corp. The University receives rent for the copy service room from the company, in addition to VICKS a percentage of each nickel taken in. People utilizing the copy service room drop books or magazines off along with notes specifying which pages should be reproduced. It seldom takes more than 3 hours to GOP for Dem FORMULA 44 get the copies made, according to company serviceman Eric Hall. FLINT (UPI) - Saying the Republican Party "has been "While neither party is without its faults" Democratic party in recent years has he«iH . I COUGH MIXTURE Some people opt for the copy service over the coin ■ maneuvered into a straight jacket," U.S. Rep. Donald W. shown 7r ■ operated machines because they think the Xerox machines Riegle Jr. Tuesday dropped out of the GOP and became a responsiveness to the needs of all the people 67' in the room produce a product of better quality, while Democrat. "Time and again it has shown itself able 3'4 oz. and will' J tolerate dissent, to undertake reform, to Reg. 1.0< others do not have the time to copy large sections of books It was the first major defection from Republican ranks pursue iusti ^ themselves, Hall noted. since President Nixon's re-election. Riegle, 35, has been a equity and to hammer out issues in open debate " Limit 1 The Republican party under President One person recently had 2,000 pages reproduced by the longtime administration critic, particularly of its Vietnam Nixon he (Coupon) "has been maneuvered into a straight Expires March 4, 1973 copy service in one order. policy. jacket where it hJ been forced to reject its heritage by East Lansing Store Only Nine MSU students are employed by the company to The youthful Flint liberal said the Democratic party is of the most extreme exercise of unlimited declaring'itself in work in the copy service room. One of two of them are in more representative of the needs of people both on a local in our history." executive! SCOTCH HELMAC the room at all times, and a service person is in the Library and national scale. during most of the day. Becoming a Democrat opens new political horizons Riegle who has been elected four times as a Republb„ J J HAIR SET LINT- All copies cost a nickel a page, with the exception of the blue collar 7th District with its Dem^J Program to offer heavily microfilm duplicates, which run from 10 to 30 cents a page. - members of the influential United Auto A1 Shockley, president of Shockley Corp., said two Workers (UAWrJ TAPE ROLLER thirds of all copies are produced by the two machines in the copy service room, with the rest being turned out by the principal constituents. The UAW has supported Ried J the last two elections, but would not be willing to Reg. 69 39' *. I.oo 39c coin - operated copiers. C-S Vending Co. serves only the MSU libraries, he said. A machine that will make six copies for a quarter will be career A multipurpose advising7:15 to 10 p.m. Wednesday Republican for a statewide race. Political observers say Riegle could run for Senate in 1976 as a Democrat if Sen. Philip A. Hart PPWta the L declinf J in C-101 Holmes Hall. to seek a third term, as many believe. Or placed in the main Library within two weeks, he said. vocational program for Riegle couldraL for governor against Republican Gov. Milliken 19S 1' Shockley stated that the MSU copying service was the students will be held from Perspectives on in Tomorrow" will feature representatives from more than 60 MSU departments, along with personnel from the Placement Bureau and Student ALKA-SELTZER Counseling Center. A marketplace format will allow students to discuss traffic TABLETS academic majors and career opportunities with Two East Lansing traffic not finpo//cy | paid within that tii departmental ordinances will be He said that the tick! representatives on an 26c 12's Foil Wrapped informal basis. challenged in court today may become lost withint| Reg. 65 by Charles Massoglia, East time of issuance s The program will be helpful to students who Lansing senior. ticketed person nay net] Limit 1 have already selected a One of the challenged receive notification of t{ (Coupon) traffic ordinances requires violation. Expires March 4, 1973 major but are unaware of an additional $1 fee if a East Lansing Store Only career opportunities, and to ''It wo those still seeking a major. traffic ticket is not paid unreasonable to tack on J SCOTCH The program was within five days from the $1 charge if planned by graduate date issued. Massoglia claims actually receive advisors in the East and city has Massoglia said. MOUNTING Cedar campus. Woods of authority another amount for to tack a on ticket also Massoglia said he i challenge anotkl SQUARES LIGHTERS traffic policy today. Heaf that there is no fine list for the traffic offel charged against him. thoul 29c he was asked to pay S| Yellow **<• Reg. 29 v Massoglia said he \ charged with parkiB Limit 1 Limit 3 between 2 a.m. and 5 | (Coupon) (Coupon)' Expires March 4, 1973 Expires March 4. 1973 in a no parking zc East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only "The district court d set a fine at a trial sentence,' Massoglia si CREST "but no fine can bo charji if it is not recorded in | city traffic code." Last term when the <1 TOOTHPASTE was originally startj Massoglia pleaded not gui to the two tickets | received. A hearing wi 7 oz. 49' but it was adjourned. Reg. 1.09 REAL RIB-EYE STEAKI "kSm MONDAY THRU SATURDAY G.E. 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That's the way it should be DEODORANT Think how—to the people you know, and the people | It's the real thing. Coke. Leg. 89 Limit 1 47c ■ I 3.5 oz. Reg. 33 //V- Lrl you love, and yes, even to yourself—you can never be the same person again. Limit 1 (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires March 4, 1973 Expires March 4. 1973 Think about it. Coca - Cola Bottling Companv 0 __ait Ldnsi'uj Store Onl> East Lansing Store Only Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 28, 1973 9 GUS HAPPY AGAIN Fourth Big Ten laurel- Cage win brings grin By GARY KORRECK •mm State News Sports Writer milestone for Milkovich For at least one day, Gus Ganakas be By PAT FARNAN going to be the man to can a Minneapolis (sight of the happy man. State News Sports Writer beat." Big Ten championships) to His cagers knocked off Ohio And beat he did. The top State Monday, Even the best of us must find that the Minnesota breaking a five - game losing string and endure the worst. Take Tom seeded wrestler in his papers had played up the grey - haired Greek to break into prompting the ■ a smile. He : Milkovich, for example. He division, Milkovich faced fact that his shoulder was has not smiled much the four wrestlers and seemed past few weeks. : was the best in the hurting. "We played with Big Ten to get stronger with «ach good presence of mind : last weekend -- for the "I certainly wasn't Monday," Ganakas said. 'Bill Kilgore had nis best : fourth time. opponent. a expecting it," Milkovich game as a Spartan — he dominated the boards." "If he's not the best, he's said. "I was going to try and Upon returning to his Ganakas East certainly one of the best fake it as much as I could. has admitted several times that Lansing domicile he wrestlers ever to come out Kilgore, at 6-7, is probably out of discovered his tape player But that really bothered me. position at of MSU," Spartan coach A couple of guys I wrestled center, but he's all MSU has had the and tapes had been past three Grady Peninger commented. seasons and he's done the job. Monday, he so ransacked. It was 15 degrees were keying on my shoulder "It's hard to say that one and trying to mess it up. I embarrassed Ohio State's above zero and there was no Witte that Buckeye coach Fred clunking Goliath Luke wrestler is the best because think that's dirty. I've never heat in the house. the 7 - footer with two minutes Taylor benched the criteria in judging each to M i 1 ko vich's first keyed on another guy's play. athlete is different. But Kilgore banged in a career best 29 points and - comment: "I got lucky." injury like that. I just try to Tom is unquestionably one wrestle ripped off 16 rebounds, several over Wltte's back. The Maple Heights, Ohio him the way I of the very best." "It was a decent game for a senior who defended his wanted." Monday night," Big "After my first couple of Ganakas said Ten title at 142 pounds, With nearly two weeks of smugly. wrestled with a fractured matches, I could smell rest before the NCAA He even went far to discuss the other 21 number so collarbone and a partial four," Milkovich tournament, March 8 thru games of the season, of which at said. "I been rubbing against his least 11 have shoulder separation. Yes, he was hitting my 10 in Seattle, Wash., temperment like a knife moves effectively and was lucky. Milkovich is trying to let the wound. Lucky that he was leaving people flat. I knew if shoulder heal. "If allowed to wrestle, but not my shoulder would hold out "I haven't been working anything good would've happened to the that I'd win it. The Never a loser in Big Ten second division clubs earlier in the that he won. only out like I normally would," season, we thing I had to really avoid he said. Running is the competition, Milkovich could've been up there, too," he said. "I knew my shoulder was attributes his winring streak going to be sore when I was being ridden out by primary thing I'm interested to a positive attitude. But, the past is passed and Ganakas is went up there," Milkovich someone and giving them in right now. I've got to forward to his team's last two looking the chance to work on the games against said. "But I was so damned keep in shape. As for the Northwestern and Wisconsin. shoulder." moves, hopefully they'll just "I think about the good "VTe want to win them, " he said. happy at the prospect of Milkovich was somewhat start clicking for me when I being able to wrestle that I d ismayed things," he said. "About the knew in my own head, I was when reaching need them. I don't know best moves I've ever pulled One goal he has in mind is to get Mike how long it's going to take off. Plus, I'm very Robinson another Big Ten scoring title. this thing to recover fully, Robby confident. I let my trails Illinois' Nick after picking up a few 32 point outburst Weatherspoon 26.7 to 26.3 percentage points with his Monday. Eogleson but I'm aggravate it." not going to Milkovich's future sights opponent worry about me because I'm not going to worry about him. If I can focus on the 1976 Olympics "We want Mike to get the title and going to him as much as we can; of course, he has to score for us to win anyway," Ganakas said. we'll be Happy Hoo at Montreal. concentrated last summer for the Munich games but He keep my head, all these things come naturally -- especially confidence." With the season TORONTO (UPI) - Author of a best seller, Xaviera nearing an end, he finally Hollander said Tuesday she was wired became ill prior to the made his opinion of Gary Ganakas known. prominent sports Joining Milkovich in the lawyer Alan Eagleson to help her fight deportation from tryouts and missed them. Big Ten winner's circle "I'd never play my son again," he said sternly. Canada. Misunderstanding rules and were: 118 - Dan Sherman, "Of course, I've got three daughters coming up. It Hollander, 30. was ordered deported Monday on the procedures, Milkovich Iowa; 126 - Mark Massery, was nice to know that during all this furor a baas of admissions she is alleged to have made in her best - thought he could go to the Northwestern; 134 - Jeff player came up to me and said ' coach, I think selling autobiography "The Happy Hooker." She appealed training camp following the Guyton, U - M; 150 - Rich you're doing the right thing, keep it up.' It was and was released on $1,000 bond. tryouts and compete from Lawinger, Wisconsin; 158 - What is reality? Gary." Eagleson is best known as a lawyer for professional there. Officials would not Jan Sanderson, Iowa; 167 - athletes. allow it so his chance ended. Ed Vatch, Wisconsin; 177 - BSU's Luke Witte (34) gets an eyeful of basketball He was also prominent in the organization of Team He believes he could have John Panning, Minnesota; Canada, the aggregation of NHL players which defeated the been the United States 190 Fred Penrod, Iowa; e Spartan center Bill Kilgore takes it away from - Soviet Union. entry. HW Gary Ernst, U - M. im. Kilgore dominated board action in the contest, - ^hich MSU won 87-83. State News photo by Craig Porter jjudoists Distinctive WITH TWAYOU GET |ualify for WEDDING ■Five ationals members of the INVITATIONS EUROPE FOR ALMOST NOTHING, ■l' Judo Club qualified 1 the AAU nationals by Icing in pre - ■petition last Sunday in Jtroit. national NEXT TO NOTHING, ■Jerry Okubo, Paul |ckette, Warren Iffner ltional Oliver are and Clar, Garry eligible for AND ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. competition in a, Ga„ April 6 and 7. ABOUT $50. 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LARGETi'7 ROUND 12 "°"ilD,PIZZA WITH TWA IT PAYS TO BE YOUNG. ~ I li- with this coupon "Stutelpass is a service mark owned exclusively by T\VA ___ jvlth this coupon [ ---- 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Febru;iary 28, leers meet U-M in first By STEVE STEIN second if Wiseonsin 'must' game drops two home contests to Minnesota 1951, though Renfrew at that time was at A Mi h State News Sports Writer and the Spartans meanwhile win all 10 of their points. "It's not too probable that Wisconsin will lose twice at Spartans Frank DeMarco and Michel n!°!autest, ^ WCHA MSU's hockey team will be playing three games in four members of the icer's "senior line" with both ti ,•* , Pts. nights beginning today, and victories in all three battles arc home in their 'snake pit'," Bessone said. are ill and haven't practiced this week. 8 essential if the Spartans wish to reach their goal of third The MSU icers have been on a losing skid recently, L "If they are able to play, we won't nuk. W Pts. Remain. place in the WCHA final standings. dropping seven of their last 10 contests, and the Spartans changes," Bessone said. "We'll move John ( Denver 20 6 52 4 need a victory against the Wolverines before the pesky »,, ** h Michigan's Wolverines, mired in last place with a 3 • 24 Bolton up to that line if they can't olav n^ yandN By LI Wisconsin 17 8 45 4 mark, provide the opposition tonight at Demonstration Tigers invade Dem Hall Friday and Saturday. leave the other lines intact." y "inerwise, * State N Michigan Tech 14 10 40 4 Hall. Faceoff time is 7:30. "We're hurt more mentally than physically," Bessone 17 9 40 8 commented. "It would be real nice to win all three games MSU must get some scoring punch this wc*b Though Notre Dame MSU has won the first three meetings between the two * MSU 13 8 37 10 arch - rivals. The contest tonight is a two - point game. because it would put us in a winning mood for the tallying three goals last week at Denver. ter °H P' "We're not getting any goals from ertainn Minnesota 11 12 33 4 Coach Amo Bessone's squad needs to win the Michigan playoffs." 0 Bessone said. MSU's second line of ders, tl 14 contest along with the eight - point series with Colorado U • M gave the Spartans a rough time in their weekend Steve C I North Dakota 13 31 4 his bi Minn. Duluth 13 13 30 8 College this weekend to retain a chance of taking the third series earlier this month in a penalty - filled pair of contests. Olmstead and Mark Calder accounted for all m Deni( Jcatio - spot. The Wolverines always seem to play well in East Lansing. the Denver series. ree 8°>ls Colo. College 5 21 14 8 After a fine start, Spartan goalie Pv0n Clart t, dents' Two victories against Colorado would automatically The game will mark the final time that the Spartans will U-M 3 24 8 6 assure the Spartans of at Jeast a fourth place finish and a face U - M coach A1 Renfrew, who has been appointed consistent of late. " ^'ark has not bee iwledl "Clarkie makes eight or nine fantastic saves blems. first round home playoff set against a team to be Michigan's athletic ticket manager. and tK )r. A Ties: Wisconsin 1, MSU 1, North Dakota 1, Minnesota 3. determined this weekend. Renfrew has been at the Wolverines helm for the past 16 a bad one in," Bessone said. "But vou can't V le1 hor MSU has' an outside chance of even finishing as high as seasons and has been meeting Spartan coach Bessone since given us a lot of good goaltending "" 3Ult h,m u" ture, < limn as differer uality. Don't BACK IN GEAR ee hou Colle miss Werner rly 53 Dill eyes Big irs blems usei relai lomieal siologic \ By CHARLES JOHNSON "I'm running the 60 yard dash, 300, and the miletel. State News Sports Writer and I'll have some good competition in each Some of th It took a while, but MSU's sprinting star Marshall Dill events," Dill remarked. 81 very \6r- Dill also asserted that his main live inf appears to be in the same form he demonstrated last year in competition in the and 300 yard dashes would come from Purdue's U Jily ava catapulting the Spartans to the Big Ten indoor crown. to tl Burton. Burton, a member of the 1972 m The sophomore comet from Detroit Northern has had Olympic team I 'which out to Dill last year in the 300, but is a much his share of problems this season, but right now all he has imDrow on his mind is winning Big Ten title number two. sprinter. Others who will be top contenders in the ferner "We definitely have the material to win the 60 Indiana's Glen Love and Wisconsin's ited I championship,' Dill stated confidently. "If we get the Tariq Mughl mote fr performances like everyone put out against Indiana last Michigan s two speedsters along with Indiana Greg Syphax and Kim s William Wallace will offer Rowi ual diffi week, we'll undoubtedly be in the running," he added. some^rf. auli( (free Between races Dill initially began the with' his future' as a innk.nL sPef,d0^ ^.f,300 battle. write a pic will The heavy load that MSU sprinting star Marshall Dill carries for the Spartans is Spartan in doubt, stating that his track hopes would best be ,MS^ wi" several other top squads in the mi right I answered in a change of scenery and citing Southern Cal ^ t'fme to date°f3:13f movie) reflected in this picture, as the Detroit Northern sophomore rests up between events. Dill, the world record holder in the 300 yard dash, is a main key to the trackmen's title hopes. and Tennessee as possible choices. However, after contemplating on the move for a while, Other members of the Spartan relay are Mike Holt, Mike foursome besides Di Murphy and Bob Casselman. nly," h« 'I offer •tor's Bj he decided against transferring. But as luck would have it, a "I'm sure my performance is important to the team, wher State News photo by Milt Horst. 3 PM. short time alter Dill suffered until the last couple of a strained muscle which up weeks has hampered him all year. in order for us to repeat as champions, it has to be a lot team effort," Dill emphasized. "Last year, we got a 150pi re umns we "I'm definitely pleased with the way I've come on in the cent effort from everyone, although we only needed It cifically Thursday SPECIAL! stretch," Dill said. "At first I thought the season was going to be a repeat of the outdoor season I had last year, where I per cent. ' This time around we'll need 200 per cent becaa we don't have the depth that we had last year. Wehavetl dents," "quest didn't start coming on until June. But things are looking up individual talent, but not team greatness," Dill reasoned. ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER now." As the current world record holder in the 300, D AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON This year's Big Ten indoor championships at Purdue would have to be considered as one of the top eoilej, Friday and Saturday, will boast a lot of great athletes with sprinters in the nation. The world mark was set last year $8.00 Dill s events being choked full of talent. the MSU Relays, when Dill streaked to a 29.5 clocking. ELECTRIC PORTABLE STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 $11.00 ell The Fourth ESTIMATED $750,000 OFFICE ELECTRIC $15.00 Qctning. AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES iroi 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett 339-825 Allen inks pact Atty. ( SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - three years were "not Chuck Tanner said Allen ey Chicago White Sox first accurate" but said it was the in as good shape as he \ onstitut baseman Dick Allen signed a at the end of last season, largest contract he knew of. ich pi three year contract He also said it was larger said he hopes to use Allen LEIBTtmiE - lies fron described as "the biggest than the $600,000 three a batting instructor ial plan: ever given to a major league year contract signed by some of the other play« baseball player" Tuesday Atlanta Brave star Henry during spring training. (elley si m afternoon. made The announcement was executive by White Sox vice Aaron. Allen said he was pleased with the contract and said it Asked when was the time he reported to spri 9 law b; ting low lout jUi SIERIIES sai - president gives him assurance of not training on time, he opinion Stuart K. Holcomb. He said | being traded. He said his "my rookie year." onse to 1773 published reports that Allen trouble last year before the raise lie was receiving $750,000 for season was the result of It was the first multiyi Michig at michigan state university [MSU STUDENT FILM FESTIVAI having been traded three contract Allen has years in a row. signed and is the si "I want to finish such contract for the :THIB8-FPI-8AT: mit playing career with the my Sox this year. Earl eMARGH 123j mikes White Sox," Allen said. White Sox manager pitcher Wilbur Wood sign a two - year contract. THE Mozarteum ORCHESTRA OF SALZBURG Leopold I Inger, mi sic uihfi ro« Women's Saddles (/5 H *ts e a o p|aces tl\at 5> cf 3 rv b\piv yei^ ^U3dy. FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 8:15 PM Sty yeiiC UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM WALTER BERRY' Guest Soloist n^Hseum- The only authentic Mozart orchestra in the world which programs all-Mozart works. At MSU, Leopold Hager will Choose from over 15 Tlvtfs ba9! conduct the famous Austrian ensemble in the popular color combinations Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, Guest artist Walter Berry Priced from $18. will sing highlights from "The Marriage of loma Impartonal plici whir* tha muiic It 10 loud Figaro," that patpla and convaraation don't hava a chanea. among other selections. HOBIES ttia frlandly placa (or you and youra. Tickets are available now at the MSU Union 8:15 4:30). PUBLIC: $6.00, 5.00, (weekdays 4.00/MSUSTUDENTS \hepard 4> Hobie's $3.00, 2.50, 2.00/1 nternational Orchestra or Lively Arts Series Season Tickets. ning of the /HcpES DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING The Sandwich People 326 South Washington 317 East Grand River Ave, Spartan Shopping Center- Trowbridge at Harrison Atk ut about free parking in city ramp Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 28, ]973 ]] iD tries to bag LSD low itudent LINDA SANDEL sex woes syndicated by nearly fifty man By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL new Praising _ college newspapers." Master's and The State Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for a ■ state News Staff Writer Johnson's experiments "for Macomb County man caught with an LSD - soaked Werner defended his use sugar ■Though "The Doctor's of humor in his answers and opening up sexual education cube because the prosecutor failed to prove that the cube provides weekly credited the technique and allowing society to look was not for his "personal or household use." fertainment for many being responsible for the as at sex clinically," Werner In a 3-0 decision, the court recently said the 1966 state the doctor himself called for even greater law in effect at the time of Stephen Urban's arrest for F publicity that resulted in hi; bag of letters is an the column's College Press research in that area. possession of LSD in May 1971 was tied to a federal law [ication of college syndication. "They've helped a lot of which permitted possession of the hallucinogenic drug for |jents' serious lack of In June 1970, one of people to be more personal or household use. ■owledge on sexual Werner's literary efforts was comfortable with Since then, the Michigan legislature has enacted a new law outlawing the possession or use of LSD for other ■blems. made part of the themselves." than *Dr Arnold Werner, Michigan medical purposes. Senate record when a Ihor of the weekly former senator read the Werner questioned the The 1966 state law under which Urban was prosecuted ■ture discussed his column before legislators as Master and Johnson made possession of LSD and similar drugs illegal unless "in iurnn as well as his views an example of "obscene technique of paying women accordance with the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetics ■ different areas of human literature" in to act as sexual partners or Act." the MSU ■uality. at an informal newspaper. surrogate wives. "I gather The federal act in effect at the time the state statute was ¥fee hour Monday in the "The State News carried that the rationale in using written permitted LSD for personal and household use and > college Hall in the the story on page the surrogates is that there stated that it was the burden of the prosecutor to prove one, made is little use in otherwise. Two years after the state statute was it the subject of an editorial reading about enacted, Kerner estimated that and gave me a credibility I sexual intercourse when you the federal act was amended to abolish the exception for lly 53 pef cent t'ie couldn't buy," said Werner. can have someone to do it personal and household use. ere used for the column with you." However, the appeals court said in its ruling, the related to sexual Nothing can top the _ Michigan law must be construed to refer to the earlier credibility of being attacked Ablems dealing with Komiral. biological and by the establishment. The The Doc's bag federal law which included the "The legislature, in exception. syndicators picked drafting the 1966 state law so as to my Jsiological questions. column up immediately." *—c^ATr During an informal coffee hour in the Old College Hall of the Union, Dr. Arnold specifically refer to the Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act ■'Some of the questions Werner NFWS Werner, author of The Doctor's Bag," cannot have intended to grant Congress the power to, in then discussed his column and answered 1 very technical and answered questions with 16 students on problems involving human effect, change the Michigan statute by questions on women's rto? 363 4321 sexuality. amending or Live information that is repealing the Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act," the court liberation, Master's and State News photo by John Dickson Ejj]y available. It comes Johnson's research said. T„ to the basic question including their use of — ["which end is up?" he surrogate wives, and the workability of group sex ■Werner indicated that he therapy. Ited his column to Responding to questions Xnote freer discussion of on the equality of the sexes, ■ual difficulties. "Perhaps Werner said that though the | write about these things SBSjClwick Boast influences of biology and ■pie will realize that it is socialization in life roles is ■ right to discuss them hard to separate, perception ■ply," he stated. indicators show that |'I offered to write '"Hie children react differently to •tor's Bag" for the State stimuli at a very early age. R when 1 realized that ■re were no health Werner did not place 79* ■umns in newspapers, in Slice*! women an inferior lifically aimed at college position but he did say that SAVE Tdents," Werner said. more research would have ftork Steak Le questions for the first to be done before the ■mns came directly from consequences of biological I people at the State hormonal differences could rs. The articles are now be assessed. |e//ey rever i.88^ HTCRABE CHUNK gV% 1 roup burial SAVE 10* V* ' BOSTOHBUTT wxogmaES ^W,u»d,Mwe9 I Bv UNITKO PRESS public welfare, does not 1 INTERNATIONAL appear," Kelley said. |fctty. Gen. Frank J. "The only practical ley has ruled effect of these provisions is stitutional a state law to prohibit individuals from lich prohibits funeral combining to purchase es from offering group funeral services in advance il plans for a reduced of their need. Such arrangements. . . in no way JMley said Monday the threaten the public health V law bars persons from or welfare." ■ing lower funeral rates "There is no relationship Jout justifiable reason. J opinion was written in between this prohibition of se to a query from N. price reductions and the bine Bee be, director of state's legitimate interest in I Michigan Consumers' licensing the professions of bell. embalming and funeral' ■Just v hat there is in the directing to protect the ftice prohibited. . . that public welfare," Kelley said. s it inimical to the Seniors, Join Our Bri E <315LA.DE AA. ^ /V"N / ^ | AIR REVOLUTION 1/4 macrz& LIMIT 1-002 P02 coupon pee 2 Get the Details on the Marine Corps AOC and other Officer Programs at the D?AV£ UP 70 BEAbJfBAm, V£S£7ASLf/ V£C£TA&AH Vtt£7ASlf / SAVE 29^ DUTCH CRUST, v/IENWA SEEO \ CAMPBELL'S a SAV€ 23* OH SCOT LAD FK0Ze/ ) ORAMGE JUICE 3 » X00 — DSAve 404 OH zesrv AfjreK'S 4k ft 3*W TOMATO JUICE 4 " LOO JUMBO S6 SIZE - CALIFORNIA NAVEL Placement Bureau Wed., Thurs. or Fri. of this week or call Major Wood collect at (313) 226 7764 Wednesday, FebrUi 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS C CLASSIFIED 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAKING by PhilFrank Apartments |j^| Houses ONE MALE to share 2 bedroom MICHIGAN AVENUE near OWN DODGE CORONET - 1969, VOLVO 122-F 1968, 2 door, apartment on Mt. Hope and Sparrow Hospital, efficiency BEDROOM m "I 440, V-8 4 door hard top. standard transmission, low Hagadorn, $85. Call apartment, private entrance, Automatic, power steering, mileage. This beautiful 351-8292 before 10am or parking, utilities paid. Male A van able'now other extras, low mileage, Tennessee car won't last after 5pm. 5-3-1 preferred. Phone 332-0322 8pm 5-2-28 2 01,21 long I PRECISION IMPORTS, 3-3-1 PHONE 355 8255 very good condition, $1,350. 349-3268. 5-3-6 1206 East Oakland. 5-3-5 2 OR 4 MEN to rent Excellent apartment. location across GIRL FOR 2 man apartment HOME OOOnVy °rC0Me,0share n -J edSs'J 347 Student Services Bldo 677-2971. 3-2 DODGE DART 1967, automatic VOLVO 1968 4 door, from campus. Phone spring term, $87.50. Call 20 six, good condition, $650. guaranteed rebuilt engine, 351-4053. Rent negotiable. 337-0726 after 6pm. 3-3-1 •AUTOMOTIVE NICE HOUSE 332-4310. X-2-3-1 California body, Michelins. 5-3-1 p, no_r near r H°omfrwB Scooters & Cycles Excellent condition. $1,300. Frandor. $200 ■ NEED 2 guys for 4 man. Parts & Service DUSTER 1970 882-9808. 4-3-2 489-6666. 3-2-28 - good NEED ONE girl for 4 man, $65/ Starting Fall term. Cedar condition. Must selll $1,300. month. Twyckingham, Aviation • EMPLOYMENT 337-1242, 3-3-2 VW BUS 1965, rebuilt engine, very good condition. Call 351-5729. 5-3-1 Village. 355-6385. 2-2-28 CARPETt" «»■«•« Private furn~1ShJ large JI WOMEN: VACANCIES •FOR RENT EL CAMINO 1965 482-3954. 3-3-2 in - Good buy, 2 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY for apartment 1 block from Apartments excellent mechanically. $400. 2 man. Capitol Villa. VW campus, completely Houses 351-7711 evenings. 3-3-2 1969, good mileage, $700 351-1394, or 349-4064. Rooms or best offer. Call 372-3707. 4-2-28 furnished, parking utilities included, $80. and GIRLS. room. NEAlTirH ENGLISH FORD Cortina, 1968. 3-3-2 Free •FOR SALE 349 9609. 0-2-2-28 Fair condition. Asking $200. OKEMOS - ONE bedroom 2 332-8903 e VW 1964 Excellent condition, weekends. 4-3-2 Phone 351-3684. 5-3-5 - man apartment. Furnished. SPRING TERM - 1 girl for 3 Mobile Homes $400. Call 373-0385 days or $135/ month plus utilities 'Lost & Found FIAT 349-1291 evenings. 5-3-2 : OHB MY REELECTION ID MANV and deposit. No pets. man very close. 332-0992. HOUSE. SUBLET , 124 Spyder, 1971, good 3-2-28 rue roitfus in this state - 484 4948. 8-3-2 September, ,urnilN| 'PERSONAL condition, available end of bedroom, basement VW 1970 One lady owner. t'J WDNT VOTBli - •PEANUTS PERSONAL term. 339-9354. 5-3-5 Light blue. Call 372-6306, TUE0NE6 GIRL TO share apartment, 482 3679. 4 3-2 1 135 KEDZIE APARTMENTS - •REAL ESTATE spring - June. Close to evenings 482-3522. 4-3-2 2 man, furnished. Year leases FIAT 124 1969 SPORT Michigan 48823 351-0174. 3-2-28 1 GIRL •RECREATION coupe, - Dunlop Radials, $800. Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing. only beginning June 15th. campus. room, - CO ED close, spring / s, houie^ VW BUG - 1971, stick, $175 until April 1st. •SERVICE Call 337-0688. 5-3-6 GIRL TO share room in $70. 332-0518. 3-3-1 sunroof, radio, must selll 882-2316, 487-3216, Instruction Employment Twyckingham, conveniences, Excellent condition. 482-2937. 11-3-9 FORD CLUB van 1970, 12 negotiable. 332-2115. ONE GIRL needed Typing Service 353-1857. 4-3-2 rent for hj seater, good condition, 5-35 Pets welcome, •TRANSPORTATION SUBLEASE 2 girls spring and |mmM $2000. 489-0140. 3-3-2 occupancy. •WANTED VW FASTBACK 1968, light MATURE WOMEN to care for DIRECTOR'S SECRETARY, summer term near campus. Garage | GRADUATE STUDENT to campus. blue, radio, good condition, Okemos Public Schools, good 332-2912 after 5pm $15/ FORD CUSTOM 1965, V-8, i two children, Monday - 5-3-1 sublease 1 man furnished, 351-3094. 2-2-28 •• RATES" power steering, runs good. only $900. Phone 353-5206, Friday. Own transportation. secretarial skills and 349-4347. 4-3-2 luxury efficiency, spring $275. 355-1077. 5-3-1 Call after 6pm, 351-0026. experience necessary. Call MAN TO sublease 4 man spring. 4-3-2 Janet at 349-9440. 5-3-6 $62.50. Phone 349-1301. term. Northwind Farms, THREE BEDROOM jj VW VAN 1968 converted for $130/ month. 351-1955. DHDS GMC PANEL truck 1965, with - 5-3-1 5-3-5 immediately, 1 nvi osa um aa ehes rebuilt 292, fully insulated, carpeted and more. $475. camping. 394-0349. 3-3-1 After 6pm, For Rent If] LEASING COUPLE. REDECORATED, month, utilities paid 351-7711 evenings. 3-3-21 $260 Phi 663-4511. 3-3-1 FOR EQBHBB3BHEBS VW 1969. Valve job, new tires, Guaranteed $2 an hour plus lower, furnished. Near □EiEjaattE MGB 1971 with portabel muffler, $800. days bonus. Several shifts TV RENTALS $9.50 per SUMMER & FALL Eastern. No pets. $145, lease. 663-841 8, afternoons. FARM HOUSE female. Own for mai,"! 353-0823, Vicki. 3-3-2 available. For interview call month, $23 per term; free STARTS room Pf en on gg bbh SEE hardtop, luggage rack, clock, 0-4-3-2 676-4244. 3-3-2 372-6730. 4-3-2 delivery, service and pick-up. AM. Excellent condition. Call VW BUS 1971 9 seater, good No deposit. New stereos THURSDAY. B23 S3 EES EE2 - after 6pm. 351-7348. 5-3-2 condition, phone 882-6374 available at same rates. Call ROOM AVAILABLE in 3 FOUR BEDROOMS in La J HOUSEKEEPER - MATURE, gin ECU E5S MUSTANG 1969, fastback. V-8, after 5:30pm. 3-3-2 energetic, responsible person NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 March 1 bedroom apartment lease. 489-3977. 4-3-2 $55. No house, liberal, $30 $45 fl 485-3089. 2-3-1 automatic, will sell for to live in East Lansing home CEDAR DEADLINE 1 P.M. one class day $1100. 349-1600. 5-3-2 349-2403 or ^ Motorcycles "jjejtgj as ho usekeeper professional couple (no for Apartments 'Sgp' VILLAGE SUBLET bedroom - SPRING/ summer apartment 2 ONE GIRL for room, available in large «i before publication. children), in exchange for furnished, close, air close, $19/ week ineli NEED ONE girl for large 4 - MUSTANG196 8. One comfortable private 3 room owner. Automatic transmission, TRIUMPH, YAMAHA. BMW, apartment. Duties include man, spring term. Great conditioning. 351-4439. utilities. 337-0072.1 -2-h| Cancellations/Co r- RICKMAN. Most 73's in location. $65/ month. 4-3-2 rections - 12 noon one peppy 6 cylinder engine. Best stock. Some 72's at discount cooking, housecleaning, and FRANDOR NEAR 351-8790. 5-3-6 - cash offer or will finance laundry. 4 hours per day, 5 GIRL NEEDED spring, two' class day before prices. Custom accessories, LANSING FURNISHED bedroom DuPij balance, 372-2072. 3-3-2 days a week. References. man. First month rent free. Recreation publications. parts, and service. SHEP'S 1,2,3, or 4 people needed to efficiency. Share bath. $80, r 351-4044. 3-3-1 332-4485. 5-3-2 MUSTANG MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 sublease apartment starting utilities paid. 487-3323, and drapes, cable TV,I The Stete News will be 1969, good North Cedar, Holt. Just spring, close, 351-8994. 5-3-6 353-5328. 3-3-1 condit iom condition. Six cylinder with TEACHER AIDE part time 1 30 NEAR LANSING Community responsible only for the floor shift. Runs like new. South of I-96 overpass. 5:30 at MASON AREA backyard, Five minutes'! C-5-2-28 - College — 3 rooms, furnished, THREE ROOMMATES needed campus. Available MarchH first day's incorrect Phone 694-6621. CEDAR VILLAGE - 4 man $375. 372-2072. 3-3-2 DAY CARE CENTER. Call carpeted, $130 includes insertion- for March $50 monthly. 371-2779. 1-2-2 676-5635 9 - 12 only. 2-2-28 apartment sublease spring utilities. Girls or married 1972 SUZUKI, GT 550. 2,100 Burcham Woods, 337-2621. MUSTANG 1972 - Automatic, term. $300. 337-2117. 5-3-6 All students aas must be miles, like new. $1,100. couple. No children /pets. 3-3-1 OWN SUN-LIT r excellent shape, $2,700 or DRIVER NEEDED. Monday 489-1276. 10-3-9 prepaid 627-5871, after 5:30pm. SMALL STUDIO type. spring term, wi best offer. 1968 Mustang, 3 through Friday, 4:15am - 5-3-1 speed, good shape, $1,100. 8am. Call 337-0436 between Furnished. Across from GIRL NEEDED spring term. NEED GIRL spring. Shag, air, $50. 337-2453.1-2-28 | campus. Reasonable. Phone dishwasher, $60/ month. Call 393-3050. 5-3-6 1971 SUZUKI 185 knobbies. 3 and 5pm. 2-2-28 Campus View No. 5. 332-0792. 5-3-6 Collingwood. 351-3514. SUMMER SUBLET - Expansion chamber, 21" Michigan Avenue. 332-3124. 3-3-1 bedrooms, 2 full bithsH NOVA 1972 - 6, stick, Ziebart. front wheel, Webco heed. NEW YORK TIMES College 10-3-9 THREE GIRLS for sunny four kitchens, Gimon* Very clean. Call Ron, $575. 332-2357. 337-0407 Division needs agent. Call SUBLET TWYCKINGHAM man (Waters Edge), $75. - backyard. $425. 332-8® 351-4374. 5-3-6 evenings. 5-3-6 337-0436 between 3 and COLLINGWOOD. MAN needed BMW 1800, 1965, nice shape, 332-8479. 5-3-6 spring term, need 1 female. 1-2-28 5pm. 2-2-28 for 3 man spring term. Call Call 332-4069. 3-3-1 $700. 484-2633, 485-9965, NOVA 1972, 6 cylinder, 332-6033 after 7pm. 5-3-2 anytime. 5-3-1 FURNISHED APARTMENT, Rooms automatic, radio, undercoat, BEAUTY OPERATOR - NEED ONE man for 4 man low mileage, $2200 or best sublet Spring - Summer. One CAMARO 1969, sharp Guaranteed wage. With PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Rivers offer. 882-4289. 5-2-28 bedroom, $162. Close, Edge Apartments. following percentage. Man or North. Furnished studio, Phone 351-7673. 3-3-1 looking. Automatic 337-0269. 5-3-6 SINGLES, COOKING, w transmission and economical 6 cylinder engine. an NOVA 1971, automatic, V-8, power steering and brakes, Service jj j lady. Phone 332-4522. East Lansing, also. 4-2-28 LCC NEAR - 10 minutes from utilities paid, parking, $115 plus deposit. 627-5454. 5-3-2 distance H i IIcrest. VISU, parkmg.B tJ32-6 f Console. Best cash offer or vinyl roof, mt MSU. 2 bedroom apartment, 337-9612. 5-3-5 will finance balance. COMPLETE IMPORT car WRITING SMALL technical CEDAR VILLAGE, girl needed, condition. $1900. 487-0880. newly decorated, $150 per 372-2072. 3-3-2 3-3-1 service including ignition, publication - need assistant month spring term. Call 337-1082. 1 MAN, OWN bedroom, on including utilities. chassis, brakes and electrical to do library research and Deposit. 371-1597. 3-3-2 4-3-2 Bogue Street. $75/ month. WOMEN ROOM and I CHEVELIE MALIBU 1968, available at ROBERT'S report writing. Composition available at ULREY Hf - OLDSMOBILE 1963 Full No utilities. Call 337-9091. 2 door hardtop, 327 V-8, - AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. and research skills more LAKE LANSING — Quiet living 13-3-9 CO-OP, 332-5095. 5-361 power, air, very clean, $175. 3rd GIRL needed immediately power steering, automatic, 4980 Park Lake Road, important than technical for spring, 2 bedroom, $60. on the lake. Boating available light blue color, new exhaust 351-8232 evenings. 3-3-2 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for background. $2.50 per hour. 332-8378. 3-3-2 from your frontdoor. Deluxe SMALL HOUSE, utilities ROOM AND board S23| system and battery, excellent appointment. 0-2-28 Write Box 1132, Lansing, 1 bedroom apartments, $155 term. Bogue Street Cr PINTO 1971, red, 2 door, included, $90 per month, car. Snow tires included. 29000 48904. 2-3-1 GIRL TO sublet for spring. per month. Phone 339-2075. opposite Snyder. 351-1 miles, radio. Phone security deposit required. 5-3-6 $1,295,646-6228.5-2-28 4-3-2 332-8220. 4-3-2 Close. Convenient. Free Call 393-6080. 4-3-2 BUSBOY. MONDAY laundry. 351-3608 after 5pm. FREE SPARK PLUGS TWO MAN HANDICAPPED STUCB PLYMOUTH CRICKET, 1971, Saturday, 11:30am 3-3-2 apartment, close, OWN ROOM in house, spring CHEVROLET BELAIR 1966, needs male assistance, | - 4 speed, excellent condition. 4:30pm. Must be t and parking, 731 Apartments. term, $62.50. Call anytime, $250, new battery and all $195/ month. 351-0725. double roor $1,250. 393-0479. 4-3-2 With February Diagnostic dependable. Apply in person, 718 WEST Ionia 1 bedroom, 482-1040. 3-3-1 fairly new tires. Very good — 4-3-2 board paid. Call 3 Tune - Up JIM'S TIFFANY PLACE, furnished, paid utilities, engine. Phone 355-3906. after 5:30pm. 3-3-2 downtown Lansing. 2-2-29 sundeck. $125/ month. TWO 2-2-28 PONTIAC GTO - 1968, 4 (call for appt. 482-o226) BEDROOM. Spring term. ONE BEDROOM mobile homes speed, loaded. $900/ best Deposit required. Call Lake Lansing at Abbott. SECRETARY. MUST be 349-9500. 3-3-2 for rent, East Lansing area. TWO OR thr CHEVROLET 1965, offer. 353-8169. 5-2-28 332-1889. 5-3-2 Glen Herriman, Inc. student, experienced in good Phone 351-4794 or power brakes, radio, rebuilt PORSCHE Volkswagen 8i Volvo dealer typing and office work. LUXURY EFFICIENCY 489 8932. 4-3-2 semi-private bath, k engine, $200. 355-1077. 1967. 912, silver - EAST LANSING - fully 5-3-1 6135 W.Saginaw Contact Mr. Rajendra. across from campus, $145. TV lounge, laundry. (* grey, rebuilt engine, new furnished, April - September, brakes, electric sunroof, best 353-5459 afternoons. 1-2-28 Quiet, spring. 351-5531. $130 FOR entire spring term. 4 bedrooms, zoned family, $165, utilities include" Open Mon. & Thurs. till 9 Capital Villa. Call Lauri, close, 332-8965or" CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE, offer over $2500. 351-9523 3-3-2. walk to campus. 351-4554 or CHURCH SECRETARY - 332-0336. 3-3-1 0-1-2-28 1967, $500. 1971 Datsun after 6pm. 3-2-28 355 2489. 5-3-5 ton pickup, $1350. 1972 typing and shorthand THREE MAN, furnished, walk required. Experience 2 MAN Gran Torino wagon, $3500. SUBARU 1971 - 11,000 miles. VW GUARANTEED repair. to MSU. $155 plus utilities. FURNISHED OKEMOS $200. Set up as a 2 MALE - COOKING, P 646-8954. 5-3-1 Excellent condition, 30mpg, RANDY'S MOBIL, I -96 and desirable. 332-2559. 5-3-6 351-1257.3-3-2 apartments, 129 Burcham $70 including 1 family. Call Ted Steele, front wheel drive, 4 speed, Okemos Road. 349-9620. FEMALE MODEL wanted, good Drive, $135. 124 Cedar 393-8170, DIVERSIFIED through summer 33/B CHEVY IMPALA - 1964 hard independent suspension, C-2-28 1, 2, or 3 girls needed spring Street, $165. Available June DEVELOPMENT, INC. 4-3-2 after 5pm. B-1-2-28 pay, apply at SANDPIPER'S and September. Year leases top, real good condition. Call $1360. 355-7949 after term, new Cedar Village. Call ADULT BOOK STORE, 485-1463. 5-2-28 5:30pm. 3-3-1 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 351-9228 or 372-3144. 3-3-2 only. Call 487-3216. After 1149 South Washington. CHEVY IMPALA 1966, Olds Kalamazoo Street since 1940. Complete auto painting and 5-3-5 ONE GIRL for 2 5pm call 882-2316. 9-3-9 CROSSWORD VOLKSWAGEN 1964 $200, man, own 1964. Good transportation, best offers. 351-4830. 3-3-2 1964 Pontiac $150, Call collision service. 485-0256. PART TIME employment with room, no deposit. Close. GIRL NEEDED for 4 man PUZZLE 355-0736. 3-3-1 C-2-28 351-5406. 3-3-2 spring term; CedarView. Call multi manufacturer ACROSS 25. Corridor 351-8427. 3-2-28 MUFFLER SHOP, UNION distributor. 15 - 20 hours per 27 Jellied salad CORVAIR 1965 - Excellent 76, NEED 1 GIRL to sublease 4 week. Automobile necessary. running condition. $300 or VOLKSWAGEN Michigan and Grand River. man apartment, Cedar FEMALE NEEDED to sublease 1. High explosive j;®- About best offer. 882-0503, 3301 VAN OWNERS Low cost, expert exhaust 351-5800. 0-1-2-28 Village, 332-0232. apartment 7. Tawdry 30. area. spring. $77,50. 12 Spanish lady 3' Radford. 3-3-1 repair. Custom work. Pipe B-1-2-28 Great location. Camper conversion kits, fit all RENTAL AND 332-6685 13 Place of 32 bender FREE ESTIMATES, leasing agent 3-2-28 years, includes full size bed wanted. Immediate and full oblivion 33. DART 1970 - 21,500 miles. 332-2927. C-2-28 NEED 2 34 with mattress, curtains and girls to sublet spring 14 Smart Excellent condition. Best time employment, must have relocated spare tire. term. Twyckingham, $65. NEEDED: ONE man for 4 man. 15. Flimflam 3*>- offer. 355-8209 after 3pm. WORKSHOP MANUALS for oar, be ambitious, and willing 3' Preseason special - 20% off! most imported cars at to work nights and weekends 337-0256. 1-2-28 Spring. $62.50 per month! 16. 18 Alliance Ike's war 39 For more detail contact Nick Call 337-9431. 3^2-28 or Ross at WILLIAMS CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 when necessary. Paid on command ^ East Kalamazoo Street, 1 commission basis only. For 19. American VOLKSWAGEN, 484-1341. SUBLET, 2 bedrooms, spring of campus. further information call author 43 5-3-2 term, Abbott Road. 21 Almond 44 487-5055. C-2 28 Thomas R. Bouman, Reasonable reht, 332-1127 22. Bombyx EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., VOGELSBURG 1969 - Black. 5-2-28 23. Mine Take over payments, $834.75, bruised right front □B REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 -5pm daily. 11-3-9 ONE PERSON wanted to share LUXURY EFFICIENCY 24. Faint fender compensated by 2 man apartment. $55/ Northwind Farms, sublease. excellent sound system. LEARN TO FLY I Over 30 years WANTED! IMMEDIATE month. Call Alan, 489-1634. Call after 5pm, 351-4274 484-6160. 3-3-1 experience in all types of openings for artist. Should 5-2-28 flight training. Approved for have solid drawing abilities veterans. FRANCIS and the capacity to make AVIATION, Airport Call 484-1324. C-2-28 Road. decisions. Some knowledge of keyline pasteups and STUDENTS - FACULTY studio skills. If interested call OWNING FOREIGN CARS, J Employment jjj^j 1-288- 2651 between 8:30-5 p.m. and Monday through Friday ask for Bill Johnson. WE GIVE 20% OFF ON PARTS, 10% OFF ON ACCESSORIES APPLICATIONS ARE now 5-3-1 being accepted for part time Use Your help. $300/ monthly to start. 489-3494. C-2-28 TIRED OLDMANd IMPORT AUTO PARTS a son and daughter 415 South Cedar, Lansing to help V* block S. of E. Kalamazoo MASTER CHARGE operate and develop his 8:30 - 5:30 Monday - Friday FULL TIME, sharp educational publication 8:30-3 Saturday needed. Good money. Phone business. Call Dad, 351-1560. At The STATE NEWS 485-2047 371-1947 351-2755, ask for ED. 0-2-28 5-3-1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 28, 1973 13 lOOnw j * | l