the michigan Volume 66, Number 131 Michigan State Univartity East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 10, 1973 ity eyes benefits rom federal funds By JANESEABERRY Though mass transit received funds in the receive funding cutbacks because of State News Staff Writer budget, proposed low funds. allocations to the Lansing residents could benefit Drug Education 9St Center would be increased However, additional funds for the a property tax decrease, capital $18,000 to $47,000 - a 6.1 from Abbott Road reconstruction project vements and more funds for rise over last year. The per cent from M - 78 to Lake Lansing Road unity services due to a spillover Listening Ear were recommended for would receive $5,350, the Women's right • of - way deral revenue sharing funds it was Center would get land purchases. osed Monday in the proposed $15,000 and the city work - study City salaries and wages would 3.74 citv budget. program is set for increase by more than $350,000 but $5,778. The city older persons he budget was presented to the the percentage of the total program would receive $15,280 and budget council Monday by City Manager the teen center going to these areas would decrease by Patriarche. The council set 7:30 operation would 4.4 per cent, Patriarche said. receive $6,000 under the Mav 1 for the mandatory public in2 on the appropriations, but budget. proposed Funds other than federal monies Seasonal snow k no other action on the Funds for mass transit could not be would be provided by the city Poets often alude to April as the season of fragrance and romance but a student allocated, Patriarche said, until the property tax with a recommended rate attempting a bit of romance at MSU Monday may well have received a cold shoulder - if not a Imost all the changes outlined in city's mass transit study completed °f !I685 **1 thous*nd *<***** snow covered back. budget can be traced to the i in about a . . year and a half. r nrnnpftv Pvnlliatinn property evaluation, a decrease from a Honro qco frnm bined $658,000 in federal funds last year's $17.45 per thousand. Michigan Weather Bureau officials say April is a month when any type of seasonal weather Also omitted from the can happen including the unexpected four - inch accumulation of white that hit MSU Monday. the city expects to receive this budget were allocations for the Michigan Avenue - "I didn't feel most of the revenue and next year. More than half of "Snow is not unusual precipitation for this month in Michigan," Howard Chestnut, will go towards capital Harrison Street intersection sharing money should go into new improvement plan and the Central meteorological technician for the bureau, said. ^vements. programs and not give the taxpayers a School pedestrian overpass tax break," Patriarche said. He Chestnut said the snow should readily melt and turn to slush because the temperature is owever, the city's original proposed added, sion of the city bike path system in the capital improvements program. however, that if the tax rate is cut by currently ranging from above to below the freezing point. receive revision after rejection by Coolidge Road improvements from M ■ too much, some of the city's revenue Snow or rain are expected for the remainder of the week with temperatures remaining cool 78 to Lake Lansing Road would sharing could be lost. federal government for funds. The until Friday when a slight increase in temperature is forecast, state News photo by John Dickson ernment rejected the system use of low priority and lack of s. However, under the proposed et the plan would receive a Boycott ■000 increase in city funding over est he Planning of $55,000. Commission's initial highest priority in the budget the city center Pphase two project -h involves the beautification of 100 to 200 block of Grand River By LINDA SANDEL and Consumers believed President Nixon's price queried said they ceiling Though their actions may not have had long-term effects, stirs by boycotting that Ann Read, Pinckney junior, said everyone in her apartment buy Many local grocers experienced a drop in beef sales last week. They The alley would be closed off to on meat would be beneficial because it last week, consumers proved they supported the boycott. report that this week's sales are cular traffic, except for business would stop the extreme upward could unite behind spiral a common cause returning to normal levels. to form a pedestrian of meat costs. Since a and make their "We're ceiling cannot viewpoint heard. going to start buying meat Though the week-long nationwide lower prices, shoppers went ahead Louise Mattson, Edmore junior, she said. "In order for Ken meat boycott drew strong support Searson, meat manager at with the scheduled boycott in the said the boycott was primarily a boycott to be effective it would have he project is part of several phases from off-campus students, it did not Country Store, 3101 E. Saginaw Ave., hopes of forcing prices even lower. symbolic action on the part of to last a month or more. I'm to used said their total sales dropped 18 per ke place during the next several succeed in reducing local meat prices. Retailers watched their meat sales consumers against the rising prices. to meat to boycott s proposed in the 1973 74 It did, however, create a public any longer." (continued on page 12) drop during the boycott. They said, "The boycott was an indication of improvements programs awareness of widespread discontent however, that they expected sales to how people, ommended by the planning with high dollar figures on meat especially those from mission March27. gradually resume their preboycott 'Middle America' think about issues counter price tags. Russo weeps, levels. that affect them directly, particularly meat prices," she said. "Changes in the economy cannot rabs bomb be brought about by a boycott," she Cypr said. "We're going to have to the fact that meat is going to be more of a luxury and that we are no an agricultural accept longer recalls events society." ousing Israeli A State News telephone survey Sunday shows that off-campus NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — A band he rab guerillas blew out the entrance A1 aircraft at the international wounded three guerillas as they fired from airport was no confirmation of this from police later. students plan to minimize their meat purchases, primarily because they can't afford meat. "It's just too expensive," Walt before papers apartment building housing the a car speeding around the four The police also detained the Israeli li ambassador with a powerful engine Viscount. . . . » .. 4. secunty guard who shot the three said. "We can't afford to Owiesny, Dearborn Heights junior, LOS ANGELES (AP) - Anthony J. head and wiped his eyes as he told the b Monday, and then attacked an A Cypriot policeman was Arabs at the «n>ort. buy beef." Russo wept on the witness stand at the story to jurors. Then, laughing through seriously "li airliner in an apparent attempt wounded in a shootout with guerillas Owiesny said that he will be buying Pentagon Papers trial Monday as he his tears, he said, "See, even now when ijack it before take off. at the ambassador's residence in • indicating that 11 found a note the Arabs intended to more fishi ham md other meat ^ jjut not told jurors of the sufferings of a North I talk about it, it comes back to me." Vietnamese villager he encountered The 36-year-old defendant, on trial downtown Nicosia. Three Arabs were hijack the Viscount. It was signed by a with Daniel Ellsberg, told the story to 'one of the tenants of the three captured there, police said. while interviewing captured prisoners - group called National Arab Youth, Many students, though they did not illustrate the ' building was hurt, A Cypriot government spokesman for a research study. experiences which buy meat last week, ate what they transformed him from n Israeli security guard on the El reported Arab killed but there (continued Russo, calling the prisone "the an one was on page 12) already had on hand. "establishment" researcher strongest man I ever met," dropped his on government projects to a vehement antiwar activist. VO AGENCIES, TWO APPROACHES He admitted to jurors that he helped Ellsberg copy the Pentagon Papers study of the Vietnam war on 1969, but said he had never seen the Escort services-dating documents before copying them, and indicated contents. The he balding, did not know bespectacled Russo their By TONI PELLILLO with economic A told of his Vietnam experiences as a ones and applied at meet the "demands" of Michigan's plaque in the office reaffirms the has not sent any escorts out on State News Staff Writer two claim. jobs researcher for the Rand Corp. "think Lansing escort services last week. capital city. yet. They hope to begin business •ting for pleasure is one thing, but Both Kelidas Escort Service Dressed in my best duds and with The code of ethics and application tank." It was at Hand that Ellsberg n8 Paid for Inc., sometime this week. "escorting" a male is 1609 E. Kalamazoo St. and Executive form for the Kelidas agency convinced and Russo met. My another. makeup applied as perfect as possible, "We just got our insurance Escort Service, 2316 Michigan Ave., I set out to discover if the me that the service was not interested Assigned to interview captured s why this reporter cast aside agencies claim to be legitimate businesses that were an easy, painless and legal way in hanky - panky. prisoners, defectors and refugees for a feminist thought, replaced them have sprung up within recent weeks to "This business is not in any way study of Viet Cong motivation and for a 21 • year - old student tp make (continued on page 12) (continued money. connected with prostitution, massage on page 11) The results were surprising (at parlors, an art modeling type of thing Kelidas) and disappointing (at or anything that is illegal. It is definitely to be kept legitimate and Pope Executive Escourt). The former was very interested in the welfare of the women, but the owner of the latter clean in every way," reads a section of the 12 - point code of ethics. The thorough application wanted urges agency had a "rent • a chick" to know mentality. everything from the Employes of Kelidas are paid a minimum of $4 per hour (more if the service is for information to on my car license whether I was covered by life insurance. The latter put me on edge - plates to release an event requiring formal was I expected to die wear), while Executive Escort pays a fulfilling the VATICAN CITY (AP) - While The latter, he explained, were duties of the job? straight $3 - per - hour wage. police and leftist demonstrators civilian terrorists, The clientele of Executive Later I found out that Kelidas has a pay battled near St. Peter's Square. Pope Several hours before the papal $7.50 per hour, for a minimum of high - risk insurance policy covering its Paul VI met President Nguyen Van audience, leftist youths who have been three hours. At Kelidas, the fare is $10 employes (as long as they remain in Thieu of South Vietnam here Monday demonstrating against Thieu since he per hour with a six - hour minimum. public places as the code of ethics and urged him to release political arrived in Rome on Sunday, began It occurred to me that a total requires) in case of an accident car or - prisoners. assembling for another protest. They stranger might pay $60 - not including oth®r tyPe- carried posters reading "down with Customers at Kelidas look through Thieu" and '"Riieu assassin." wining and dining costs - to have me The papal audience lasted an hour, "escort" him. Who would do such an a photo album to choose their escort. and a Vatican communique issued Dozens of the protesters fought to incredible thing? Employes bring in two photos of later said the Pope "wanted to call to break through hundreds of police All I could think of was dirty - but themselves. Facts like height, weight, the special attention of the guest of cordoning off St. Peter's Square and rlph . nW language skills, interests and hobbies human problem of political prisoners all other entrances to the Vatican. Shirley Sadilek, part owner with accompany each photo. Some of the of both sides in Vietnam. The Brief clashes erupted and four youths her husband of the Kelidas service, prospective escorts were men. were arrested. The others fled into side who talked and looked like she could "But we haven't gotten too many president gave detailed information and explanations on this subject." - streets. be nominated for a mother - of - the - requests for male escorts," Shirley Protesters unable to get near the year award, read my mind. admitted. "Don't worry, dear, our service is What he told the Pope, Thieu told a square waved clenched fists at the The client chooses an escort from news conference later, was that there Apostolic Palace, where the audience completely legitimate. We wouldn't was held. are no political prisoners in South want you to go out with anyone that t!?e n,e» Shirley or Ed dials the escort's, Vietnam and that such reports were Thieu has avoided appearing in we wouldn't approve of for our own Phone number and then it's up to the "only gross Communist propaganda." public during his stay here. He son or daughter,' she said |n a very °°uP,e to decide on the rest. All commuted by helicopter between the sincere tone. connections are on a first - name basis "There are no political prisoners in Vatican and the Renaissance villa Her husband Ed "" told the and at,dress of phone number of the South Vietnam," Thieu, a Roman where he is staying as a guest of the same thing over the phone day escort are never released. Catholic, said in response to a Italian government. He also went by earlier. He emphasized that the ...... Mrs. Sadilek explained that due to question. helicopter from the villa to meet agency, which is owned by the J?ad Publicity (a Lansing State Journal "There are only two kinds of President Giovanni Leone of IF SOWCWIMCI Hwewstbiii?" Sadileks, is recognized by the Michigan Chamber of Commerce. blasting Executive Escort) and legal and insurance problems, Kelidas prisoners: 21,007 of common - law and 5,081 Communist criminals." (Continued on p • 12) Italy ! at 2 Tuesday, Apri, Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan OBA seeks By LINNEA SLATER State News Staff Writer Black Orpheus concert. to help partial fund release needs arise. black groups as The question concerning the Cabinet's position was The delay has kept OBA operating without its The Resident Assn.s request The board objected to f0r ti- vummofy "The $800 released for raised after the Conrad^ allocated funds for about buy booklets The long struggle the request for funds to be two months. 0n m~ office supplies and OBA incident fall term when disease between the ASMSU allocated by OBA to other In other business the was keB( staff straight • jackets us," black students forced whites committee for student board and the groups on the grounds that said. "We can't to leave a lecture by Stokely board passed a resolution on Office of Black Affairs all student groups should Davis reactions 0f continue any of our Carmichael. opposing the Michigan Bell groups to the (OBA) — resulting from the come directly to ASMSU to The board decided not to Telephone Company's booklet Conrad Hall incident - request funds. Members programs." Ron continued Sunday in a The rider on OBA's discuss the incident until proposed rate hikes as Wahula stated that it would be iliiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiuiiuiiiMiiiuuiiiiiiimiii funds win not be lifted until the Student - Faculty unnecessary and as president, reported ih* lengthy discussion over "fiscally irresponsible" to had authorized the board passes legislation Judiciary had released its adversely affecting students request by the OBA for a allow OBA or other groups more than other segments tor $1,600 last a * "We feel that to plead guilty to the University partial release of its funds. clarifying the board's decision on it, so hearings we«kV to dispense funds at their ordinance would be to support that ordinance in The previous student own discretion. relationship to the cabinet. were delayed until spring of the population. The board also approved M-H»0oO»H2J- they could the future. It would allow the police and board attached a rider to its Davis objected to this Public hearings on this term. The judiciary released change in the telephone performer, mariah pay jS- administration to feel free to use it as they pleased allocation of $4,900 to sentiment, saying that OBA relationship have been its verdict in favor of OBA a funds but they \L in OBA stating that only $800 is the centralized governing scheduled for 6 p.m. April Feb. 16, saying that no system presently in use by ASMSU which will other were A harassing demonstrators." of the funds would be 18 at a location not yet University policies had been save the interests" « body of blacks on campus board at least $90. time, Wahuia said. Dale Scott, demonstrator arrested on campus released to the office until and one of its functions is determined. violated. May 1, 1972 the board clarifies the relationship of the ASMSU cabinet to the board. OKA See story page 3 was the only cabinet member to have such a rider TOO EARLY TO GAUGE EFFECTS mini attached to its funds. Joe Davis and Arthur Russia buys more grain U.S. boyco Webb, codirectors of OBA, The Soviet Union has agreed to buy $200 million worth of wheat and barley from Canada, asked the board to overrule the rider and release $500 more of its allocation so meat that the office could By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS areas after the end of the Cutters and Butcher views on meat prices and Lewis H. Young, ( Justice Minister Otto Lang announced Monday. Workmen's union, has asked claimed the butchers were Business Week continue some of its week-long boycott and the The sale includes 1.5 billion metric tons of wheat, Consumers who took deadline for posting price President Nixon to fire him. unfairly caught in the Young said in an it programs. or 58 million bushels. part in the nationwide ceilings imposed by middle between consumers in Phoenix that They said $400 would be Butz said Gorman A Soviet grain crop failure last year caused used for publications and boycott of beef, lamb and President Nixon on most complaining about higher secretary "is ^ pork started back to the meat items. apparently was disturbed by prices and farmers seeking Kremlin leaders to purchase nearly $2 billion newsletters and to help meat counter on Monday, his Butz' "laying it on the mismanaging the Dept. worth of foreign grain - about $ 1 billion of it from other black organizations in A spokesman for Grand more money for their Agriculture and his nr but supermarket spokesmen table" about farmers getting need of financial help, and Union stores said he had livestock. Gorman has said "Every time he h* the United States said it was too early to tell only 43 cents of the $100 would be used to talked to personnel from 20,000 of his members in a speech The first U.S. ship helping to deliver the whether sales would return several of the chain's 43 consumer food dollar while states were laid off stating support a concert sponsored seven administration would to normal. middlemen take the rest. American grain unloaded at Odessa in by Black Orpheus. outlets in the Washington. during the boycott. freeze food prices, it mid-December. The American deliveries are The board cut the An Associated Press D.C., area and commented: Gorman asked Nixon to Butz came in for more been a green spot light to request to $300, releasing check showed mixed "We've gotten a Monday fire Butz because of his criticism Monday from those prices." expected to continue through June. that amount for OBA to use like we can't remember. reaction ■ on Monday, the for publications and the first shopping day in most Things are jumping." He said, however, that he Rockefeller retreats The State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, would not know until later in the week just how sales would Indians take demands, compare to Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, preboycott weeks. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller on Monday dropped his proposal for mandatory life Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said he surprised that Patrick was Gorman, secretary- treasurer not problems to Congress "Give us jobs andyouwi imprisonment of persons International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan WASHINGTON (AP) - Means said he is prepared convicted of selling hard of the Amalgamated Meat Indians took their to continue the siege at have any Indian problei Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan grievances to a congressional Wounded Knee for the rest drugs. Collegiate Press Assn. About 60 per cent ol hearing Monday as efforts' of his life if the White Instead, the New York governor told reporters, he Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Petitioning continued to break the House balks at discussing Oglala Sioux unemployed, Indians Eagle I stalemate on negotiations to what the Indians say is would seek mandatory Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, said. Petitioning is now open end the occupation of denial of their treaty rights, Michigan, 48823. imprisonment for a specified for the 11 positions on Wounded Knee, S.D. The government has He said the taka period of time and probation Phones: the PIRGIM Board of Russell Means, a leader objected to meetings unless caused even more hi or supervision for the rest of 355-8252 Directors. Candidates may of the American Indian the Indians surrender their the reservation I News/Editorial on 355-8255 run as independents or up Movement, said at a news arms, the person's life after release Classified Ads to six candidates may form conference here that the At the Capitol, the previously existed: chl Display Advertising 353-6400 are forced to stay i from prison. a slate. Petitions ate militants occupying the House Indian affairs ROCKEFELLER Business Office 355-3447 from schools, business available in 329 or 334 village have agreed to stack subcommittee opened three Photographic 355-8311 inoperable and "we Student Services Bldg. and all unlawful arms if the days of hearings on the financial disaster." Campus Information 353-8700 Indian problems. must be returned by 5 p.m. White House will meet with The first witness Atomic pacemakers placed Ap^i^^^^^^^tharregraenUtrj^ was Rep. Lloyd Meeds, Toby Eagle Bull, a longtime Wash., the subcomm Oglala Sioux tribal officer chairman, listed a hi AMTNCH COLLEGE Doctors in Newark, N.J. implanted the first who spoke for the tribe dozen groups, includiq rulers American-made nuclear-powered pacemakers in the Chil Rights Groups ark "Our reservation has hearts of seven volunteer patients Monday. The Landoqners Group on been invaded by outsiders," atomic devices are expected to last five times Oglala Sioux Reservil said Eagle Bull. "Some of and asked Eagle J" longer than battery- powered models. Eight similar them are Indians and some operations are planned this week. * aren't." "The issue at Wounded characterize identify any then con denominator. ^ The youngest patient to undergo the operation was Roxanne Hutchinson, a 12-year-old school cheerleader from Grand Rapids, Mich., who. V Knee is jobs," he also said. Eagle Bull said si enmeshed brought her uniform to the hospital for "good politics." luck." MOOSUSKI MEETING WE 4-J1-73. 7:45 P. CORAL GABLES. Info on spring cantat^ nomination of off Reserve may tighten credit Movlas, MEMBERS ONLY, happy i . Banks are on notice that the Federal Reserve Board may tighten supplies of money and credit HEY LOOK more severely to fight inflation. Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns issued the oblique warning in a letter, cautioning Abrioad) Help is available For FREE I If you're lo king for a go d job (US banks against committing themselves too deeply to . information on student assistance send business loans. self-addressed STAMPED envelope Burns expressed concern about the heavy National Collegiate Placement Service,! volume of bank loan commitments. He was 1001 East Idaho St.. Kalispell. MT 59901 referring to lines of credit - binding commitments by banks to lend customers specified amounts of money upon request. Third Argentine kidnaping Argentina's rash of kidnapings continued Sunday night with the abduction of the 57-year-old British president of a tobacco company. Police said three men and a woman seized Francisco Brimicombe near his home in suburban ANTIOCH — a college of alternatives in undergraduate education, a leader In new ways of learning. Tamperley, apparently as he returned from a The Washington-Baltimore Campus appeals to those who want to affect changes in our society. We Sunday outing. offer a Wide range of programs: Brimicombe, a Britist citizen, has lived here a Urban Planning Environmental Design number of years and has Community Development Research Human Development and Early been president since 1969 of Compania Nobleze Community Mental Health Learning de Tabacos, one of the Political Science History nation's largest cigaret manufacturers. It is owned Law and Politics Urban Media including video British and Argentine capital. Social Strategies and Research photography and film Humanistic Education Social Work Music Dance Writing Theatre Guess my nam* and get Danish strike ends Antioch's concurrent complement work/study program is designed to aid students in supporting themselves and my album free) course work and individual and group projects. Most of our classes are held at night and Workers and employers voted on Monday to we award credits for documented live/work experience. Today's colleges and universities must respond to the needs of the communities that surround them. We are committed to making our (Hurry only tho first end Denmark's biggest labor conflict in 37 years. programs responsive. We attempt to provide financial assistance to students with need. Our campus is located in three areas: Washington, Columbia and Baltimore. We are considering applicants for Winter people win) More than 260,000 workers will return to work DiscS_ and Spring 1973. today after three weeks of strikes and lockouts. The state mediator announced that a compromise agreement offering a 7.5 per cent Contact: ANTIOCH COLLEGE Next to Jacobson's over-all increase of pay and benefits over the next 323 Cast Grand Rtvor Anne Bernstein, Director of Admissions 391-53(0 two years was approved 319,702 to 144,404 by 525 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md. 21202 open 9-9 weekdays 9-6 Saturdays the union rank and file, and 454 to 105 by an Telephone: 301-752-3656 employers' associations General Assembly. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 10, 1973 3 INTO DEL RIO'S STAFF Milliken aide hints inquiry By ELLEN E. GRZECH that claimed Glenda State News Staff Writer Marshall, said he contacted said. "That's just political look into the matter. McGuire, a girlfriend of people in the Governor's rhetoric." "But the ball is really in Gov. Milliken will Recorder's Court Judge office, and that he is But Jondahl said the the governor's court," he probably look into James Del Rio, is being paid charges investigating the charges truth of the allegations said. "He's going to have to that a member of his to informally talk with himself. should be examined. justify what's executive staff is people in the Detroit area to happening, receiving "I wanted to verify what "The governor has to be and his responses will come $18,462 a for doing discover their opinions on year had happened," he said. "If faster than the legislature public issues. willing, particularly in light nothing, but no formal the story is accurate, it's of his frequent comments can move." investigation has been The Free Press article said McGuire has had no deplorable, it hurts the on ethics in government, to Bullard added that there planned, one of Milliken's public trust and it should be staff members said direct supervision in her address the questions raised might be a question of Monday. job investigated." by the article," he said. "If executive privilege. Dale Arnold, asst. press and that there is no written A House source said the "I don't think executive evidence of her project. The governor wants to secretary, said Milliken deals immediate formal action, with only a handful of his article also suggested that continue talking about privilege should be used to such as a request for an shield such staff she may have been hired as government integrity, he's actions," he directly, but that the investigation, would be got to find some way to said. governor will a favor to Del Rio, who try to find out unlikely. The separation of make this clear. "The Executive Office something about the matter. supported Milliken in his powers and the 1970 race question of "The truth of the charge has a fantastic amount of "His (Milliken's) interest against Democrat what would be has been Sander Levin. gained by a needs to be known by the power we're not able to heightened by the resolution other than legislature as we address scrutinize in the article," Arnold said. "It's John Dempsey, one of political grandstanding appropriations," Jondahl legislature," Jondahl said. really a staff thing that the Milliken's top policy would prevent action. added. "It's difficult to governor can deal with consultants, hired McGuire "I would not recommend keep Rep. Perry Bullard, D - careful tabls on what's directly." to conduct a study of how a resolution to censure the Ann Arnold was Arbor, said the happening with the referring to a people look at government. Governor," H. Lynn Detroit Free Pi-ess article appropriate House governor's staff." Rep. Dan Angel, R - Jondahl, D - East Lansing, committees might be able to ON DOWNING OF COPTER Official disputes SAIGON (AP) • A incident in which nine Canadian helicopters...did in fact Commons that without i peacekeeping passengers, including sustain a heat-seeker." investigator charged Canadian and two American improvement, Canada would be involved in Monday that the ceasefire civilian pilots were killed Canadian commission helicopter shot Foreign watching a war "at totally was accidental, Secretary Mitchell Sharp Spillway down in flames Saturday was fired upon by a "An accident?" McAlpine snapped. "Surely, said Monday Canada will withdraw from the Vietnam unjustified human risk," instead ceasefire of monitoring a Rungsters watch from a seawall as a crane begins pulling teeth on the Bonnet Garre heat-seeking missile while with everyone in the area peace commission unless Ijllway near New Orleans to divert part of the rising Mississippi River into Lake flying over Viet Cong-held knowing this was an conditions "improve very territory in South Vietnam, Reports that the aircraft |nchartrain to ease the threat of flooding in the Cresc»nt City. It was the first time approved flight, and with substantially" following the was hit by a missile were a ,r 20 years that high waters of the Mississippi have forced the Spillway to open. M.ai- ^en> Duncan verbatim reports of the death of a Canadian truce "distortion of the truth," McAlpine sharply disputed survivors, I think otherwise, observer. AP Wirephoto the Viet Cong claim that the the Viet Cong declared in a "The fact is that the Sharp told the House of statement. The Communists also Protester goes on denied that their forces d., iiuuikh By JIM BUSH |au- News Staff Writer j ..... demonstrations Placement Bureau last May. at the said. "Besides most of the trial Thursday statement from the Political demanded * fired Monday on helicopter which Vietnam reported by six rounds of a was third South enemy hit jury trials. TBe other small-arms fire while on a As arresting officers did not Defense Committee said, "it seven j Royal, one of the many as 60 even know who defendants whose trial dates peace- keeping mission over they were becomes obvious that if Jersons arrested during demonstrators gathered at the bureau's lobby in the arresting." MSU decides to enforce this "We feel that to plead have not yet been set are the Mekong Delta. bar demonstrations at guilty to the University Another demonstrator, ordinance which they do Terry Ehlers, J ohn Podulka llacement Bureau last Student Services BuUding ordinance would be to Ann Sandee Soloway, also a arbitrarily, Smudden, Frank I, goes on trial ITiursday during that week to protest former MSU student, has demonstrators do not have then support that ordinance in Hupola, Mickey Davis, Craig Knsing Circuit Court, the presence of military already been brought to the right to assemble on the the future," Scott said. "It Olson and Barry Delvin. loyal, a former MSU recruiters on campus. trial the would allow the police and ■nt, is charged with Dale Scott, former MSU on charge of MSU campus." administration to feel free Scott's trial begins at obstructing an officer. Her "We charge fueling a police officer student and one of those case was dismissed in ordinance is that this to use it as they pleased in 9:30 a.m., Thursday in g his arrest May 1 and arrested, said Monday the vague and harassing demonstrators." Lansing Circuit Court. October by Lansing Circuit overbroad and can be used i trespassing and demonstrations were staged Court Judge Samstreet to arrest demonstrators at Bructing the normal because the University, Hughes, any time," the statement |ctioning of the while proclaiming its Hughes said he dismissed added. rsity. neutrality, was actually n informational picket acting in support of the the charge because the prosecution had acted in Scott said prosecuting attorney, at the that the Applications are being accepted for the I in support of Royal is Vietnam War by allowing bad faith by not making a insistence of the trial judge, for 11:30 a.m. the recruiters on campus, serious attempt to find any has been trying to work out Jy at the Administration fling. The picketing will He said the demonstration sponsor, the Coalition to witnesses for Soloway's a deal with the defense to MASTER OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS I sponsored alleged crime. drop the charges of by the End the War, hoped to Royal's attorney, obstructing an officer and Titical Jmittee, formed Defense last make it more difficult for MSU and the armed forces Edward Noonan, tried to get Royal's charge, which is trespassing in return for guilty pleas to the lesser DEGREE PROGRAM tonite is the 10 "to persist in these unjust identical to Soloway's, charge of obstructing Indants. len and seven at The three men were different times actions." Royal and the others were singled out by nine dismissed reason. for the However, a different , Judge, Marvin J. Salmon, same University functioning. for However, a spokesman the of the School of Public and Environmental Affairs TALL Ingham County weeklong series of MSU police because of their past involvement in antiwar activities at MSU, Scott rejected Noonan's motion, Scott said the evidence against Royal and the eight Prosecutor's Office denied the assertion. Scott said that the trials have been delayed At BOY! orrection said. Royal was a leader of remaining defendants is since last spring because of the MSU ■ of imcomplete Students for chapter a Democratic of flimsy and the charges the attorney's haggling and Indiana University constitute undue because the defendant's all Society when he was harassment of the News, an article in the Ination sup lied to the arrested. defendants e News Monday by the Capt. Adam J. Zutaut University administration. erning off campus Monday denied the charge sing options for Obstructing the normal The Master of Public Affaire degree is a but admitted that all the comprehensive 48 credit - hour program "mores failed to functioning of the which prepares individuals' for careers in public affairs. Available on several le Montie alleged offenders probably University is prohibited by House, Beal were not arrested. campuses of Indiana University, it offers a balanced consideration of theoretical, N and Knight House as University ordinance. analytical, practical and professional preparation for public service. Because the "It's impossible to arrest "In pity • approved co reading the emphasis of the School is interdisciplinary, there is no requirement for a specific - everyone in a crowd as big University ordinance," a as that one was." Zutaut undergraduate major. 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But the fact re altogether for Jj I I President Nixon finally broader interpretation of his "Last night, I mean, I went to see that there is a problem of |acfc , I brought the prolonged American powers as commander - in - chief. the show, like, the one that's playing communication in our society tnrf I He insists the recent peace at you know, the Meridian Mall, you which could be at least partly ^ I a entanglement in Vietnam to a of differing sneech stvioc I agreement is threatened by the know, and like, I mean, it wasn't as halt, but his tenacious stand good as, like people had told me, you generations. against Communist aggression enemy's offensive in Cambodia know what I mean?" and attaches great importance to I am not talking about the I Cambodia threatens to reinvolve This type of speech is heard so so-caiu the United States in the the protocol in the 1954 SEATO commonly today, especially among "ungrammatical" here, such as the use of usages of EnglS ' treaty. the "now generation. Certainly it Is a "ain't," "I* continuing small - scale conflicts don't," or the double negative! 1 am However, without setting a fad, to come and go as most other in Southeast Asia. not talking about profanity or I date, the Vietnam peace pact language phenomena do. But what an slan. The fragile peace accord inefficiency! either. These are entirely diffe^ I initialed by Henry Kissinger and stipulates that foreign forces The above speaker used 46 syllables matters which have different types effects communication. of II Lo Due Tho in Paris on Jan. 27 must withdraw from neighboring on to say what can be said in 27 syllables, Laos and Cambodia. The SEATO if you wish to count them. Not only There isn't much anyone can do to I put a tenuous end to over a decade of American military agreements are largely a fiction does it take longer to convey the alter the natural course a langua» I takes in its unpredictable rambliM I used by the United States at its message but the interruptions by the action in Vietnam. More than The French Academy has ion, I convenience. They do not apply meaningless utterances actually blocks 100,000 American troops remain communication, making it harder for attempted to "purify" the FVench langi^ I in Indochina and fighter - to the internal matters of a the listener to comprehend the and is vigorously at it again right I bombers daily fly raids aginst country and have no bearing on message accurately. now. But there isn't much evidence I Communist forces in Cambodia. the logistic support North For a while after World War II, that they have had much success. I Vietnam has been giving to the returning veterans became the target But as a linguist, I cannot help I Nixon has justified the air of jokes and cartoons. They were being concerned about the lack of I strikes in Cambodia through a Khmer Rouge forces in unable to communicate well in communication in today's society I Cambodia. situations where their colorful and And as a teacher of English as 11 Apparently, the United States abundant military profanities were a foreign language, I am disturbed by I up I the fact that foreign students pick State has one reason for its presence in Cambodia: to shore up a tottering no-no. There are many sociological reasons so easily what I consider to be poor 1 for these language symptoms and the speech habits of English from their I regime whose fall would mean users of the particular styles of speech American friends. bike that the Communists could put r added pressure on the corrupt POINT OF VIEW To any person who maneuvers Thieu dictatorship in Saigon. a bike through traffic, the need About 48,000 American penalty deters murder troops are positioned in bases in for safe bike paths is obvious. The Commission State is Highway Thailand where 600 bombers and finishing up fighter - bombers are maintained to discourage any mass offensive Death public hearings this week on following the Supreme Court's 1972 public workers including firemen | in South Vietnam by the North By Rep. KIRBY HOLMES capital punishment and strong, suggestions for a statewide bike ruling. California was the first to act in and policemen. Vietnamese. Another 30,000 Utica Republican stringently enforced laws more than I want equal justice for all. Under I path system. Any interested ever before. the passage of an amendment to their cyclist who cannot get to troops are aboard the 7th Fleet As a state official speaking for a State Constitution reinstating capital my principle a constitution! I imposed to I Grayling or Escanaba for the just off Vietnam, and can be large percentage of the Michigan The most important result of punishment. The 67.5 per cent of amendment would be remaining two hearings can write employed within minutes should population, I question the rationale California voters that supported impose the death penalty on I reinstating capital punishment is that conviction of first degree murder. I the' highway Nixon decide to punish the Viet behind your Jan. 31 editorial criticizing capital punishment showed the strong commission in it serves as a disciplinary action in Murder in the first degree is a planned! Lansing. Cong for repeated truce efforts to reinstate capital punishment. deterring death by imposing the threat feelings that are now being murder which involves a thinking I violations. Your picture of capital punishment as of death itself. The threat to execute it experienced in many other states Already the commission has process. The murderer is aware of I received a 21 - page position The stockpiling of American "blind ignorance" and as "a cruel, is reserved for only a fractional including Michigan. and military barbaric relic of the Dark Ages" points Here in Michigan two major pieces what he is doing, before, during and I paper written by Atty. Gen. manpower proportion of this nation's criminals after his action. The only way to cur i out the emotionally based appeal you of legislation have been proposed. I Frank Kelley which deserves equipment in Indochina and the who are a threat to the preservation are trying to influence your readers prefer my measure over that of Rep. premeditated murders in Michigan it and well being of life as we know it. perusal for its daily death and destruction by - careful with. to reinstate capital punishment ont| Governmental officials across the Joyce Symons. Under her measure she constructive suggestions. repeated air assaults in Cambodia allows capital punishment for certain mandatory and uniform basis. are difficult to legitimize. Most people assume that the death country are beginning to take action At the same time it should be President Nixon owes the penalty is dead because of last June's realized that the highway decision by the U. S. Supreme Court country a personal answer on commission's commitment to a in the Furman vs. Georgia case. The Cambodia, not just a parroted statewide basic problem with the five to four system, while speech filled with diplomatese decision handed down welcome, will not mean an by the nation's from one of his special advisers. unbroken route from Detroit to Supreme Court objecting to capital That answer is needed promptly*^ Sault Ste. Marie in the near punishment is that it does not outlaw before Cambodia begins to fester capital punishment but only narrows future. Only one - half of 1 per like another tragic sore - its application. cent of the motor vehicle Vietnam. The U. S. Supreme Court has highway fund, about $2.5 questioned the very core of our law million, is allocated for John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie enforcement programs throwing nonmotorized transportation. Of Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, confusion over the entire subject. This editorial editor. this amount the state controls $1 necessitates a need for clarification Bill Holstein, campus editor; Mike Cody, million directly and parcels the copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary which must come in the form of a rest among 83 counties and over ScharTer, sports editor; Nancy Jablonowski, constitutional amendment either on staff association representative. the state national level. 500 cities, towns and villages, so or cee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Crime in the streets of every few places major a may have just Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 city in America is on the increase. It is enough to buy a used 10 - speed. Kirleis, circulation manager. Art Levin, general manager; Robert not safe to walk in many of our cities There have also been Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, day or night. Skyjackings and questions raised about whether classified advertising manager; Bervin attempted assassinations on our cyclists or horse lovers will get Johnson, photo manager; Dorothy Ross, political leaders adds to the turmoil office manager the bulk of the nonmotorized and unrest that encompasses not only The Michigan State News is a seven - times transportation money as the recipient of the Pacemaker Award for Michigan but the entire country. This horse lovers have been more outstanding journalism. is not the time to relax law vocal at the public hearings. enforcement but a time that we need r Grapevine bestiality) God said, "Do not defile yourselves by any of these things, for by all these the nations I am casting excuses, you you His answer is "These things have done and I have been silent; thought that I was one like HumanitiesI out before you defiled themselves; and yourself. But now I rebuke you, and To the Editor: To the Editor : an alternative news source bringing the land became defiled, so that I lay the charge before you." (Psalm 50) We at Project Grapevine were first needed news to both black and white He is merciful and kind, but "He will punished its iniquity and the land Two of all glad to learn that John Braden reads the Grapevine Journal and has students. Whether Braden and those who vomited out its (Leviticus 18: 24, 25) inhabitants." by no means clear the guilty." (Exodus 34) In Thursday's "Point of Vie* column J. David Johnson comment^ noted the progress that we have made attend this Sunday see this situation as God the Creator has clearly that humanities classes should rem* since our beginning. so, or if they still see us as having a The Beal Film Group, and other revealed that He is also our Judge. We integrated. To arrive at this, 1 However, we also wish that last "gravy... train run at the student's groups who show this sort of depraved will all have to stand in His court one suggests that blacks talk to tlwl Friday's letter had reflected a better expense" we will expect them to "entertainment," and the State News, day. This should spur those who reject professors about incorporatil Cents understanding of the process involved in the actual operation of the paper and the project before accusing us of respond to this letter in writing as to what the true facts are. If Braden is serious in his challenges which advertises it, and the MSU students who patronize it are in Him to find out how they may make peace with Him, and should encourage those who trust in Him to live in such "relevant" contributions ofournr in classroom separate humanities lectures, and courses v th| " danger. God may cause our land to to The Grapevine Journal, Project vomit us out. God the Creator is also a way that our behavior will be both a encourage racism. ripping off the ASMSU student dollar. Braden's misunderstanding is not Grapevine and the credibility of the Upholder of the Moral Order of manifestation of God's beauty and I disagree on every point, his alone. Unfortunately, it is ASMSU, we expect that he will attend the Universe, and He cannot let such holiness, and an open rebuke to a should blacks be forced to till Worth undoubtedly shared by a number of to find not only that we have no icing world which views erotic cinema depravity go unpunished and remain as students on this campus. on our cake, but that we have precious true to Himself. entertainment. humanities courses irrevelant to th^ little cake at all. cultural background? To clarify the situation, The Monty Ledford W. Kim Heron His hatred of sin and His Grapevine Journal will host a coffee Olympia, Wash, senior hour at 2 p.m. this Sunday in the Editor, Grapevine Journal determination to punish it are Also Johnson, if you so strc Grapevine Journal's office, in 25 April 8,1973 grounded in His terrible Holiness, feel that learning only black history® which does not change. Some deny His only white history would develop Student Services Bldg. for Braden, the existence, or His moral nature, or His sided views, 1 suggest that you red newly elected members of ASMSU and Handshake - LETTER POLICY The State News all students interested in or curious interest in this world, or plead His indiscriminate love. everything you and the blacks in classes have been taught has yoj welcomes all letters. Letters to the editor should be about Project Grapevine or The Grapevine Journal. Staffs of both the Project Depraved To all who take refuge in such To the Editor: Hats off, and a hearty handshake to white orientated. typed double . space with 65 Grapevine and The Grapevine Journal To the Editor: Maureen MacDonald. The article in Further, learning about one's space counts on each line. will be present as well as As I have looked through the State Friday's State News about the clerical culture would not oncouragp raCl^ Letters must be signed and News these last few days, I noticed the but increase understanding. representatives of WMSN and the technical worker's plight at MSU was - include hometown, student, Beal Film Group's advertisement for the best in the series that has Volunteer Bureau to explain our appeared faculty staff standing, or local phone number and operations. their erotic cinema films. This is such a striking example of moral pollution to date. It was as unbiased and factual item should be concerning the As far as "relevant" contributioj should take a course in AMCr Project Grapevine hopes that as as any you local address. No unsigned many people as possible will attend to that it calls for comment. issue. history and culture and rea,iz® ] letters will be accepted, but This is a manifestation of moral Such an article does much for those find out what the Project's goals are yourself that the contributions the State News will clerical and how we are working towards uncleanness, and moral uncleanness - technical workers interested by blacks are indeed relevant. withhold author's name in will be punished. Before God sent the in collective representation. Facts are them. We strongly encourage Braden extreme cases. Letters may and all interested students to attend. Hebrew people under the leadership of vital to any subject, and unbiased Your "alternatives" are weak I be edited for clarity and Moses into the land of Palestine to factual Project Grapevine is an organization reporting commendable. I the simple reason that they do conciseness so more letters dedicated to the education and exterminate its peoples and occupy sincerely hope that future coverage of focus on the issue, and the issue is til can be accommodated. involvement of minority students in ail the territory, He told Moses why the this subject will be as concise and the blacks at MSU want J Letters will not be edited peoples of Palestine direct. aspects of mass media. We also feel were to be wiped opportunity to choose a humaml for content. out. course which places emphasis on tn§ that we serve a unique function on this Marian Bennett After delineating different Irene Brett cultural background in a less campus. Project Grapevine involves white iniquitous practices which were Merlyn Swab University departmental require: students in its functions and serves the forbidden to God's chosen people Center for (among which are incest, adultery, Laboratory predominantly white campus with Animal Resources Jeannette McGru< sacrifice of children, sodomy, and minority news. The Journal serves as April 6, 1973 Detroit frest- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 10, 1973 5 Plant probe-more food for man? By MIKE LANOUE production of the State News Staff Writer amino acid lysine. decided to work on something almost Growth retardants With unheard of water The Atomic more protein present in the - economy in plants. Energy Cbmrrisaon - corn, less corn would be needed to 'Hie scientists are not often lauded by conservationists The scientists are now experimenting who regard its work as meet the diets of animals and humans studying with growth retardants that limit the detrimental - is and perhaps less land would be needed stomates, the tiny pores on the growth of flowering plants. supporting programs at MSU that may for corn production that could be bottom of leaves that regulate the help increase food production amounts of water in Lang said that these growth and utilized for other purposes. plants, to try to retardants have been used quality of plant life. discover if they can control the successfully in planting along the roadsides of Lang said the so called "green opening and closing of the stomates The commission's plant research and thus regulate the amount of water highways because they conserve time revolution" that has increased the laboratory, under the direction of the plant loses. normally used in trimming roadside Anton Lang, professor of productivity of such crops as wheat foliage. botany and and rice has plant pathology, is perhaps not been well If the scientist Another phase of plants which the now conducting thought out. can develop a way to research that could control the water scientists are studying is the influence possibly increase amount, significant the amounts of food amounts of water could be utilized of environmental conditions on that can be 'Green revolution' in plants, produced in the world, using other capacities. However, this type of done in control situations in the and biological physiological means to this end. regulation could only be studied in laboratories. He noted that the increased controlled environments. Light, temperature tests "Little attention has been paid to productivity through the green the revolution is due largely to use of quality of plants," Lang said. "Our Lang said the scientists have Experiments with light, length of plants have been bred for more increased amounts of fertilizer, but connected the production of the sunlit day, and temperature toleration said there is not an inexhaustable hormone abscisic acid to the control productivity." help scientists determine the optimum source of fertilizer in the world. of stomate opening and closing. growing conditions for plants and Lang and his associates in plant discover additional locations which research The MSU researchers He said are striving to gain maximal are plant hormones are can support plant life. growth of plants while using minimal experimenting with breeding integrated controllers of the overall "Man messes up nature," Lang said. resource materials. techniques that could increase the condition of the plant. "But plants can remove some of the Tobacco ex A particular strain of corn the growth of plants and at the same time require less fertilizer, thus less water. Plants contain fewer hormones than problems men create." human beings do and these hormones He noted that plants utilize carbon researchers are experimenting with serve monoxide that automobiles produce - that was initially discovered at Purdue "We must consider," Lang said, multiple functions, Lang said. \ professor Jan Zeewaart examines tobacco plants in the greenhouse. University can increase the amount of "that one third of the water in the The scientists hope to learn how to a major pollutant. Plants also carry out State News photo by Ron Biava the water cycle and the nutrient cycle, protein in the corn by atmosphere goes directly to industry, advancing the control the production of hormones. he said. including agriculture, and only The growth control hormone in the two-thirds of the water remains." Lang said that all information the plant, the It it health center With the advent of possible water shortages, the MSU researchers have experimented Langs giberellins, with in is being floraculture, Atomic Energy Commission project is working on is "strictly unclassified" and available to the public. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Unit urges 1 1 SKIP, PID yov even 1 1 one OF THE NEti 6oys TOUP MB ABOUT ir r MUST 1 | I /A/ THE END, IT ALL- SEEMS, TO BOIL P0U1AJ TO A SIMPLE RESPECT l By LAURA MILLER 5*7 HEAR. ABOUT A, SAy r mas a bit O FOP UjOMEM. I PONT president of University Relations said I X THE MOMWS > C. ^ J1 YOU KN0U0, State News Staff Writer compile a list of women's studies i COMFUSED By IT, S. ^ veey.. AH.. the president's office had received 135 classes. Mary Sharp, asst. director of u J MD\1EM£HT OH, \ BUT I 6A\/e IT A \ SOPHISTICATED MOID, \ m'HE OKA)/ OH AH.. i SOLDIER. " 1 ' WHEM you SORE 1 uiJ 8bT THAT SORT i_i. THANK e Women's Advisery Council letters against performing abortions on women's programs, is conducting a . A PO.U? t_j| LITTLE THOU6HT.. OF 1 you, Miss. Kday came out in support of campus. survey of individual female faculty ! CHANGE SEEMS GOOP TO HE ■orning abortions in the University At the meeting, Mary K. Rothman, salaries and temporary and part - time ■th Center. director of women's programs and faculty. |n its first action after months of head of the Women's Rothman's summary also included Advisery ■troversy over the selection of Council, also released a progress report reports on progress in admissions and inbers and several procedural from her office. Itings, the council agreed to send a In her progress report, Rothman financial aid, health care, women's groups, secretarial role models and ' to President Wharton supporting summarized her office's action on continuing education. DM "ooor^ ion procedures on campus. women's grievances in the past two e council said abortions should months. Rothman said she had In other action, council spent a member, Available to the campus community half • day at the Spartan Ruth H. Useem, professor of Village Day Kuse they are legal, valid medical Care Center discussing day care needs sociology, requested a review of Ttices. of the academic honoraries to determine University with the director. NO.' Flferr I HAVE TO WAIT EVERf YEA* I HAVE TO £TAftT the council stressed that it was not She has also contacted departments possible discrimination against men or FOR THE OPPOSIN6 MANAGER TO THE SEASON B¥ 601N6 OVER ANP Knga moral stand on abortions but concerning faculty recruitment of women. Rothman said she will initiate COME OVER AND G0N6RAMATE ME C0N6(?ATUlATlN6 THE OTHER I advocating the availability of women. Her office has compiled a list a study of policies of various MANA6ER FOR BEATING U5..THIS Ldard medical procedures on of qualified women to fill faculty organizations. rtAR HE HAS TO COME TO ME fM 60IN6 TO oJAJT R16HT HERE Til HE >us. vacancies. This week Rothman and three COMES OVER AK0 CONGS AT&ATE5 ME ihe Women's Advisery Council and Rothman said she has also discussed council members Residence Halls Assn. are career ladder possibilities for women representing nonfaculty, faculty and students will with the Personnel Dept. and is porting abortion procedures on interview candidates for an assistant to , but Robert Perrln, vice - conducting a survey of all faculty to women's programs. MID-MICHIGAN TAG SPECIAL Match the Last 4 digits of the numbers on one of the tagged win that item.Come Social Security 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April | Future of women's programs By PAM WRIGHT ... ... . sports team is the fear that it will cut back on the .. . .... that some not might use it as an to run a good compete with the same strength and power as _____ might be a few women who able to compete with ^ expanded women's sports program separate from the .n^rh. P in doub allow a greater number ' to no means as extent State News Sports Writer women's participation in excuse women's program." men," Davis explaihed. are that the majority i8> however, "I don't like the nil, The idea of women men, .»> iniM»h that as it stands now the ■II," Stan Stolz, the «thu sports. Some fear that many Davis believes strongly "They are still not running would be eliminated and ' participating in noncontact will take the attitude that if that it is necessary to as fast, swimming as fast, eventually deprived of the better ff off h^nrehrC havhig both a Women d° n0t have ' the director at Okemo, School said, "if a i! sports along side the men s and Mme opportunity as men to ™ women can go out for a provide a separate women's jumping as high nor opportunity to participate women offered for scares a lot of people . Not parUd|Mlte 8ports. If the women sports program because very only do some think that a men's varsity sport then few women are capable of throwing the put as far." "Women couldn't in sports. i women are in fact unequal they should go ^ be "Though a mixed varsity J!f 2Sl Jf 5S? . mixed varsity sports there is no need to provide ,n 8tren«th P°wer and the level High School program is unrealistic but " extensive program. competing as men. on same competitive on that level," Mary Fossum, coach of the team would help the super women athlete," Fossum commented Athle^c ^ Most women *Q c £ te on the Yet' the won*,! many are working hard to men they program offers less o f T don't like the ruling," "With all our scientific women's golf team agreed. injected, "we would be are just unable to compete - t * prevent such an occurrence. ' knowledge of anatomy we "The men are able to hit so with the men and so a are '" opportunity for a 1 The major complaint Carol Davis, the MSU forsaking the good. More against the ruling allowing women' athletic director can safely conclude that much farther that the people would be eliminated separate program would women's programwhich is by commented. women are just not able to women to join a men's "I'm afraid women just couldn't cut it. from the program." It would be a tough struggle Another complaint for the women because of against the ruling is that the efficiency of the men." women might be Discrimination and apprehensive about going equality were major factors out for a mixed varsity involved in the controversy team. Others might become and the decision later to discouraged with being only allow women to compete "second string" instead of with men, however, many excelling on a women's AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - TOMMY iated Press and United Press International are using these same team. AARON, best known for a career of Big Ten teams. Robinson was named to the arguments to contest the "Most women would second place finishes and his scorecard first team on both the AP and UPI squads, ruling. rather be the best on the error that decided this tournament fivo while Kilgore gained honorable mention. "I think the ruling will team," Davis commented. years ago, shot a four-under-par 68 Robinson is the only member of the hinder rather than expand "They could get tired of Monday to win the Masters by one stroke. first team who will be returning next women's participation in being third string on a men's Aaron, winner of only one tournament season. Others included Ron Behagen, sports," A1 Rufe, athletic team." in this country in a dozen years on the Minnesota; Nick Weatherspoon, Illinois; director of East Lansing "I think the ruling could PGA tour - compared to 14 second place Jim Brewer, Minnesota; Steve Downing, High School said. "We're hurt in some sports," Heidi finishes, birdied two short par 5 holes on Indiana; and Allan Homyak, Ohio State interested in broad Pudliner, member of the the back nine at Augusta National to slip A BIT TEN Service Bureau survey of participation more than formerly all male tennis past J.C. Snead and Peter Oosterhuis and the recently completed NFL draft indicates anything else so we would team at Okemos High earn the traditional green coat of Masters that Big Ten seniors dominated the rather have both a strong School, agreed. "I don't champions. selections in both quality and quantity. girl's and boy's team." think I'd like it if the boys Aaron, who had earlier rounds of 68, 73 Of the 442 senior athletes drafted in the Rufe said though there started going out for the and 74, finished with a five-under-par 283 17 rounds, 52, or 11.8 per cent, hailed women's teams. It might total for 72 holes. from Big Ten schools and every conference hurt our chances of school was represented by at least two Soccer excelling." MIKE ROBINSON and BILL KILGORE selections. Those who are against both gained honors on the composite 1973 In the first round of the draft, six of the Any student interested the ruling propose an all-Big Ten basketball team. 26 players selected were from Big Ten inplaying MSU soccer The team was based on both the Assoc¬ schools. MSU let with 10 draftees. should report to a squad meeting 4 p.m. today at the Starts WED. 12:45P.M. Today's Detroit Tiger's west side press entrance of 'TEAM IS EAGER' Complete Shows At 1:00-3:40-6:25 and 9:05 P.M. El ICHIGAN opening home game is postponed Wednesday until Spartan Stadium. Because of weather conditions there will be no practice. flSOOUBLCD/SMEY WALT DISNEY* productions' ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ » Piiza Coke Special & * Stolz eyes j $1.90 delivers a medium (12") 1 item By PAT FARNAN MSU International Center. need help in the trencl Varsity Pizza and 2 large (16oz.) Cokes State News "We have a great deal of Stolz also spoke b Sports Writer material to look over. But about the importance otl OR $2.90 delivers a King (16") 1 item Denny Stolz and staff the team seems eager to get defensive unit. The (of yL Varsity Pizza and 4 large (16oz.) Cokes. \/alir4 uiitk tki<> Qrl will start making going with the new coaching defensive coordinator J Valid with this ad today, Tuesday, April 10, - 4/% acquaintances today. Ninety staff. The most imprtant 107-3 • - six candidates for the MSU thing for us right now is Duffy commented Daughcf Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. * football team will officially developing an attitude de fense's role i begin spring practice today change." underrated. * in Spartan Stadium, weather VARSITY TECHNICOLOR* Stolz said the team's "Defense just d permitting. eagerness may have been the publicity that offil "We have a monumental spurned by the availability does," he said. "But ■ task before us," Stolz of starting berths. commented at a greatest feeling a coacbl press "No one has any position luncheon Monday in the secured as of right now," he have is to walk on the if 332-6517 A LECTURE 1227 E. Grand River with the knowledge tti said. "In the past couple of defense is there. The of years this hasn't been the fumble and make! *************** case. But now it's going to can kinds of little mistakes! ©DRfMMSTT be a wide open spring." Stolz listed his two chief objectives this spring as with a tough defense! can things." make up for tl implementing a successful STOLZ The Spartans are all offense and rebuilding both The Wishbone twenty practice the offensive and defensive - T, which will be condul lines. apparently back in Texas, "Our line is the real key Stolz plans to implement Tuesdays, Wednesdl as far as the offense is the Power I offense this Thursdays and for the next month wi" Sattnf concerned," Stolz said. "If spring. '"Hiis formation will put ..Green and White | we can't get the ball back to slated for May 12. the line of scrimmage we're a fullback and a tailback behind the quarterback with "It's too early! going to be in real trouble. evaluate anyone just jT When you lose personnel a flanker and a split end," Stolz said. "We can't | like Joe DeLamielleure it's Stolz said. "We are quite fortunate to have quality ability into a player. 11 going to hurt. That's where have to play we are right now and I'm material in the backfield someone else before« with which to take deeply concerned about evaluate them fairly." I that phase of the offense." advantage of this formation. It will enable the CANOE DO IT? memorial day quarterback to from the line of scrimmage come back Women WEEKEND CANOE TRIP WITH MOOSUSKI. into the backfield. This will Due to the Green 2 DAYS CANOEING, 3 give the quarterback an Water show swim ho MEALS A DAY, OPEN opportunity to do more BAR. the women's IM pool things with the ball." $25.00 CALL 353-5199 been changed. Thepc OR COME TO MOOSUSKI Despite problems with both the offensive and be opened 10:30 « MEETING WED. NITE ATGAB^ES^ defensive lines, the Spartans 12:45 p.m. and 5 to 7 are strong in "perimeter" Tuesday through Frida people. The pool will be "We call them skill to 7 p.m. Saturday. people or perimeter On Sunday the people," Stolz explained. pool will be available 4 "Offensive and defensive p.m. The upper pool backs and the like are what open for family sw!"* we're referring to. But we to 7:50 p.m. National Film Board of Canodo Presented By The Committee for Canadian American S Monday, April 9, 7 p.m. 104 B Wells City of Gold ... The Yukon Gold Strike APJaceJo^Stand . .. Ontario at Expo 67 TheJ^aihwWer. . . Buster Keaton • ■ • Animation by Norman McL' Neighbour* . . . More Norman McLaren Sgheres. . . Still More McLaren Tojji . .. Children's Fantasy of War Tuesday, April 10, 7 p.m. 108 B Wells Bethune . . Montreal Physician in Spanish Civil and Mao's 8th Route Army. Canada^TakeJiX theTog ... By Helicopter Across Canada^ L yd Comic. Gentlemen: Mr. Leonard Cohen ■ .. The P<* Autobiographical by A. M. klein •nd Poems of Hflontreal. FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREEj* Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 10, 1973 7 WITH OUTWARD BOUND PROGRAM Student finds self in nature By BOB OUR LI AN four times for 23 days changed since 1941, the entire expedition. The program begins with a few State News Staff Writer during the summer and basic tactics remain the initial impulse of most costs $450. Seven-day river days of training exercises, Outward Bound same. "It doesn't promise people who have never been would be difficult if not trips are also offered, at the involving running, hiking you anything," he said. "It's faced with such a situation and climbing. There is little impossible to describe to cost of $350. The fees cover there for what you take out before is likely to be transition between this the average college student food and all clothing and of it." for concern the self segment and the real of the 20th century city equipment except hiking Outward Bound still insuring one's own safety, expeditions. These dweller. boots. confronts participants with "But the instructors say "It's something you have Colorado expeditions are a series of Outward physical and psychological to you 'think about the to experience," Chuck Bound began in 1962 and is increasingly difficult says pressure, says Bond, but if other guy,"' Chuck said, physical group challenges. Bond, Livonia junior and the largest of six outward there is any intention, it is "and pretty soon, it gets so recruiter for the recreation bound the to alert people to other Scaling 14,000-foot programs it doesn't have to said. You mountains United becomes a program. "To really States. These people. "The big thing is the develop a real compassion matter of routine. understand it, you'd have to programs are offshoots of people thing," he said, for other people. And I Next, to emphasize the sSwiifc experience it." Colorado the Outward Bound program that Great Britain 'They want you to realize that others are there." think that has to be one of individual as well as the Outward the primary objectives of Outward Bound, a program located in started in 1941 to prepare men for For inrtance, a group Outward Bound." group, each participant performs a solo expedition war and its may be canoeing down the However, Lewis and Southern Colorado's San lasting two or three days. In hardships by confronting Colorado or Green River I On the top of a steep bluff in the San Juan Mountains, participants in a Colorado Juan Mountains, involved them with physical and when a rapids appears just Clark did not blaze trails the solo, an individual takes I Outward Bound summer course relax and survey the surrounding terrain before extensive wilderness ahead that looks dangerous through the North a minimum of supplies I determining their next move. psychological pressure. American continent with under a minimum of training. The program runs Though the program has enough to swallow the interrelationships as the supervision and goes out primary concern in their into the wildernes alone for minds. Consequently, any a period of contemplation. Students SHARON HANKS By SHARON Rv HANKS trim food I wilderness training program must also have a large emphasis placed on physical achievement, Bond said. Bound up The 23-day Outward Program is wrapped by a marathon, such as a Green Earth Food Outward Bound's 23-day 10-mile run. State News Staff Writer Co-op, which offers an alternate way such as Cheap Thrills, Albert Street Gang and Spartan of buying food, has sprouted new branches of 40 to 50 Village. I Hie stew over high food prices has sprouted a sudden members within the past week. By buying in large quantities from Detroit, the co-op is owthof soybean ~~j lovers in East Lansing. - "if volume increases, we will definitely have to expand able to reduce some of its food prices. As students try to cut the fat off meat bills, soybeans, and find a new location for distribution," Tori Shade, a However, each group representative is expected to help iwn rice and granola have entered kitchens • possibly as co-op coordinator said. with the The co-op has grown slowly and unloading and packing of the food. Sometimes it fcrmanent dishes. steadily within the past involves only an hour a month for each member. T "Soybeans are going like crazy," a local health food store two and one-half years, and its membership now totals about 500. As nonprofit organization, the co-op's overhead jnager said. Within the past week, the volume of health a SIMPLIFIED 0d sales has increased over 15 per cent in East Lansing Each new member or household is expenses are the coordinator's salary, rental of the truck assigned to a buying with Swami-Guru Karmananda Hyder Shah and a few supplies. This usually adds up to abou $70 a Kid nearly 100 per cent at the Green Earth Food Co-op. group of about 20 people. Hie buying groups have names week. SHAPE AND VITALIZE BODY!! "We've been breaking even so RELAX AND RELIEVE TENSION!! |UT STATES STAY READY far," Shade said. But the co-op is starting to feel the pinch of inflation. As of next week, food prices will be marked up 4 per cent. For all ages. Tone and vitalize entire tion better (aid digestion and body. Inner organs func¬ elimination). Relieve aches due to tension. Stay younger. Swami Shah, famed teacher, in¬ structs you with LP record and over 100 Orders from the co-op can be placed at 311B Student photos Be a DO-ER order now from INSIGHT, Box 1892, Cincinnati, O. 45201' Levees holding flood Services Bldg. on any Tuesday night or Wednesday $5.95 plus 50c postage and handling. Satisfaction guaranteed NEW ORLEANS (AP) - especially along the Ohio, water afternoon. On Saturdays, the food is delivered to a garage at 420lA Evergreen St., where it is picked up by the representative. group were all besieged by Gen. Noble said a rough Liny flood control experts he said. floodwaters similar to the estimate of backwater Cd Monday one of the "Right now I am flooding that caused damage in seven states fntury's great Mississippi preparing myself for more millions of dollars in would exceed $150 million I FIDDLE CONCERT Ever floods was still safely water than tueezed within the levees - predicted," will then be in we he now have added. "I damage last November. Waves 10 to 15 feet high but stated it was nearly all in unprotected flood plain matchbox theatre But they're girding for a position to do something were hitting breakwaters at areas. ■gher water. if this thing some points and splashing "In practically every | " 1 can't tell you now changes rapidly — as it has onto land. case, if there is a levee there |hether been changing." Jean let r we're peaking out whether we're going to a worse situation before Meanwhile, north easterly winds gusting over Some evacuations were under way and at least two at all it is a private levee locally constructed levee," he said. or a Carignan schools in the area were of Quebec _ 40 miles per hour whipped Je're through," Maj. Gen. Lake Erie waters inland at opened for those forced to pharles C. Noble, president leave their homes. Mississippi River numerous points near tommission, said. Monroe, Mich. Authorities One earth dike gave way separating Bolles Harbor Star of Newport said the Lake Erie beach J Much depends on the and Avalon Beach. iinoff from thawing snows lnd spring rains in the communities of Pointe, Luna Pier, Estral Stoney was In New Orleans, Noble inspecting part of the Folk Festival ■ver's 1.24 million - square - Beach, Grand Beach, Bolles four corps of engineers watershed area, Harbor and Detroit Beach, districts in his area, which is the entire length of the swollen lower Mississippi, from Hannibal, Mo., to the April 11, 7:30 p.m. a. He estimated that Gold Room, Union backwater from the river's The book valued at choked tributaries has temporarily forced some Building was 6,000 families from their 25 a.m. Monday in $9. Police said they have no homes — mainly in sections I A MAN WAS ar ested at rking Lot C for smoking irijuana. a violation of the suspects. near St. Louis, Mo, and in Mississippi. FREE FREE mtrolled Substances Act. Noble ordered the A TAPE DECK, valued TTie man was released on s own at $54.95, was stolen from a opening of all 350 panels of Presented by the Committee recognizance and student's car parked in front the Bonnet Carre Spillway Ingham County of Bryan Hall sometime dam Sunday to ease the of Canadian-American Studies between 9 p.m. Saturday pressure on levees tified. protecting New Orleans. [osecutor's Office was and 9 a.m.Sunday. A STUDENT TOLD npus police that someone e a book belonging to Iction from the reference of the MSU Library SIE6EL—SCHWALL Sunday. WITH RENT at. SEIJI OZAWA $23.00 per term ^ AND THE MF'ee Service per ■ ■«nd delivery $, 5° I month SAN FRANCISCO J^IEJAC TV RENTALS J ADULT X MOVIES M'-uoo SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Complete g wed&csat AVAILABLE | DAILY 9 A.M. 4 A.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. MIDNIGHT OH ADMISSION s3.00 DEUTSCHE COUPLES S5.0O GRAMMOPHOH RECORDS of S with ad ** RED^sie V hORGYoFTHl 199 " 1DEADP AT DISCOUNT RECORDS . DIANA ROSS i jADy (&&&£••*>■>m.m SsiaayajT figsw sks BLUE iscount records THE MOST COMPLETE RECORD STORE IN MICHIGAN j Tuesday, April lo, 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973 1 BUI AREA CASES RISING Vet clinic to hold MSU VD rate yearly An exhibit on open the theory and housj dairy cattle, animals - df toxoplasmosis, which and including T! I postulates that pregnant cats, physioio?" women can suffer anatomy and surgery 5 than most MSU is a little conservative, he said, and does not have u miscarriages by handling cats, is just one of the features of the annual Veterinary Clinic open will be on display. are event, Several thousand expected to attend including ne^ I JI By LAURA MILLER house to be held from 9 prospective veterinl the Haight - Ashbury, Greenwich Village type environment State News Staff Writer The rate ot veneral disease at MSU is lower than at most that has higher rates of venereal diseases. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the clinic. students *— and from junior high^l colleges, r other universities around the country, Dr. James S. Feurig, Metropolitan and inner - city schools also usually s^own a higher rate of venereal disease, because they include The 1973 Vet • a visit only veterinu* I director of the University Health Center, says. numerous ethnic groups and a variety of life styles, he said. - Michigan, an •«» •>"" pedaling to Memphis, Tenn. packed are easily seen by motorists. that they spent ,. in 28 days last fall. into wagonlike three days. twThey stayed i carriers Squirt fast dogs $2 a day for food and called buggers. restrooms. "It lodging. was great!" Danielson had one As another Most of the time they "People would come by exclaimed Bob safety Danielson, suggestion for would-be precaution, Adams, the camped out, but a few did and were amazed that we former MSU student, long-distance bikers: "Don't were still in the park," "You're only young once." caboose of the bike train, stay at a drop-in center at just sit around arour Danielson said. "And it was thinking had a "slow moving vehicle" Albion College and in a Bike trip rrii, „ ... . ... about ——..... it - do it!' sign on slon on his pack ana nis pacK and a red rea ditch the first night. so cold and rainy, we had to MSU 30 s£t SftUd%nt DennisD\n,™ . the trip "*! J"™! handkerchief traUing behind for a long time and it. Danielson said that colleges sleep on the cement floor." They were also delayed Lb Danielson, left, E®5* Lansing resident, and Dennis Adams, Lansing resident, A Ham Adams four former MSU are good places to visit finally we just packed The because of the by bicycle breakdowns jbeck one of the bikes they rode to Memphis, Tenn., last fall. The two former MSU Students flhlirk Pan^hu j i n k up ^ men said that ease ' in interference by finding places to stay. ranging from flat tires and tudents spent 28 days with a group of bike enthusiasts on the trip south. Danielson, Mike Schroeder, Adams said that the dogs can be broken derailers ^ trip alleviated effectively Destination: Mexico to bent Jetf Peters by a SN photo by Jon Tyner wm~;iun;; • - few squirts of water. frames. need a lot of money to have The The group left Sept. 24 They admitted being group passed tired and frustrated a good time. through cities of 811(1 averaged about 40-70 at times, but on the whole, |ate leaders to meet Danielson agreed and said, "It certainly reinforced 1 some beliefs and values I J 1 " populations less than 5,000 t.„t,„)WVV and stayed on less- traveled ™iles ■ day. They were destined for Mazatlou, they said the trip was "an unforgettable experience." had." roads. "Stay away from the beautiful, primitive paradise Danielson metro areas," Danielson and j" Mexico," but becauseand of Forum to focus emphasized and knowledge of bicycle repairs Adams that a Adams emphasized. "We became almost like i side-show for the people the money SP lack of time they decided to ways ln Tennessee. is vital to avoid Some of Programs. Herb delays. small towns," Danielson the pedalers ■Legislators and state Yamanishi, senior educates the public and "Also, keep an eye out smiled. "Reporters would continued as far Tiers in the areas of Legislators and leaders in planning and research legislators in the areas of for free services, such as free interview Louisiana, as m services will discuss areas such as social services, associate for the League for human services. us wherever we Texas, and maps, food and lodging." went." The cyclists said that Arkansas, but eventually all taxes and human vocational rehabilitation, Human Services, said the fices ■slative forum at the annual sponsored housing and criminal justice will explain how federal forum is an opportunity for citizens to listen to what ■ the Michigan League for budget cuts and Gov. legislators have to say about Tman i Services Wednesday, forum, which is open to I public, will beheld from m. to 4 p.m. at the Olds Milliken's new budget will affect their programs. The registration tee for programs human services. Yamanishi dealing with says league attempts to focus on the What we take off » Hotel. both the morning and issues which are currently when you take off this summer afternoon sessions, which important to the public, does not include lunch, is Lmong the speakers The league, a United Ld to appear are House $4.50. Students may Fund agency, was formerly |aker William Ryan, and register for $1. A $7.50 the Michigan Welfare ii Dempsey, director of registration fee includes League. It is a planning and i of Budget and lunch. research organization which [anel asks for step-up energy crisis study WASHINGTON [use task force (AP) - Monday A energy policy should be focused in the White House. for energy research should be paid by both government nViOiLoff 0 After you ve /«J 1/3 oft the ticket that'll it to conjured give up visions of a better summer, you we present your American Airlines Waayfarer II give you. lommended a $1 billion a And it said a federal agency and the power industry. / W club card at the airport for the next available flight All flights are on a stand-by Jr ■et the ste • up in research to should be set up to channel The report said available basis The card is valid until your 22nd birthday. energy crisis, money into priority information indicates the Buding a crash program research that will bring research priorities should go ■replacing petroleum with practical new power to: Ithetic coal gas. supplies on the line fastest. • rhe Development of chairman, Rep. Mike McCormack and other synthetic from gas coal, ^ormack, D • Wash., said members of the task force which McCormack said ■ crash program on also said at a news would be cleaner than Ithetic gas is needed conference that power natural gas besides reducing Tgely to reduce U.S. companies should be given U.S. dependence on Middle lendence on oil from the tax breaks and antitrust East oil. Idle East. exemptions that would • Solar energy "because of ilcCormack said America specifically encourage its continuous and virtually V is dependent on Middle development of more power inexhaustible nature." V oil imports until the sources. Geothermal energy, • 1980s but should be The task force which is the use of „ared to fuel its central recommended no specific underground heat to run P« plants with coal if incentives but its report said I Arab nations cut off power plants. 40-50% Off If you re the present oil It supply. allowance is justified to depl^ion •Controlled 10% off thermonuclear fusion in the por the long term the stimulate exploration and I Wherever V youre going.you re planning on A force recommended long run and development seeing New said other incentives could of dependable liquid metal i going to have to eat when you get ' York, you can plan on seeing some ■rdinated stepped - up include a tax write off for there, and we're giving you money off good theater We've - fast breeder reactors set up a theater club that allows you as much as parch to . 50% off on bring solar, companies' energy costs. on food too. Restaurants across the country will be Off-Broadway and Broadway shows There will be a special (thermal ■ear energy into practical and cheap McCormack said the honoring your card with a 10% discount number to call in New York City to find out what's available additional $1 billion a year Latest Fashion From India ■in the mid 1980s. • £ said development and Halters, Elephant Pants, Crepe pight of a national RENT A STEREO Blouses, Etc., At Low Direct rt Prices, We Pay Postage I WINTER LIVESI $23.00 per term ®'s 5,111 lots of snow Guaranteed, Return In Ten _ -ipen - Free Service $9.50 Days For Full Refund, 25c enjoy It with POOSUSKI and delivery Per For Catalog, Refunded On Apr. l6.20. month 4 - NIQHTS. NEJAC TV RENTALS ■ » fts, extras. lodging, Far Eastern Imports CALL 337-130b P.O. 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Tuesday, April |q, 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing^ Michigan 197| C Ads STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive -FRANKLY SPEAKING" by Phil frank MARRIED COUPLE without LUXURY ADULT apartments 1 BEDROOM ui CHEVELLE 1970 FORD 1967 - Country sedan Woodside Manor, 910 furnished, - super children to provide minimal at sport, 396, 4-speed, buckets, station wagon, power Abbon Road. One bedroom supervision to six moderately stereo car, / tape, extras, wife's very sharp, 393-9488. brakes, power steering, air conditioning, luggage rack. retarded adults. One couple needed 5-1-73,second couple at $180. Call Jim Hayford 332 4240. 11-4-20 South Logan just Jolly. Rent from $125 noli !l ,4 2-4-11 $575. 332-1725. 5-4-10 for needed 6-11-73, free room graduate or ^ ROOMMATE WANTED thru PHONE 355 8255 CHEVROLET 1968 BelAir FORD 1965 clean, runs great, and board plus $300. per week for luxury student,. For ,n(orTj 347 Student Services Blda. - $995 to start. - month. Call Richard Cooper, finals call 393-7863 or WaiS station wagon. 482-2740. 3-4-11 Best offer. 5pm. 5-4 16 882-8606 after 489-3731 10-4-23 or 393-7477. apartment. 351-3068. 5-4-13 Very cheapl NELLER COMPaS 10-4-10 •AUTOMOTIVE Scooters & Cycles CHEVY II - 1967, 38,500 FORD 1965 - 2+2 Mustang. ONE BEDROOM, furnished NURSES -- RN or LPN position Parts & Service miles, 2 new tires. 482-1040 Good engine and body. 3 available on the afternoon apartment. Near Mt. Hope — after 4pm. 5-4-11 speed manual. $300. Aviation shift. Apply JARVIS Cedar. Call between 3-6pm. 355-9476 after 3pm. S-5-4-16 ACRES, 4000 North 694-2011. 3-4-11 • EMPLOYMENT , CHEVY BISCAYNE - 1968, Michigan Road, Dimondale. • FDR RENT V-8, stick, new tires included. FORD 1970 - econoline van Phone Mrs. Beckwith, FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. Apartments $500. 355-9872. 3-4-11 1 00, radio, carpeting, 646-6110 for appointment. Own room, $68. month in Houses curtains, $1800. 484-1938. 5-4-16 Knob Hill, available May 1. Rooms COMET CAPRI - 1967, 2 door 4-4-13 349-1460 after 4pm. 4-4-13 JMMER o, hardtop. Small V-8, •FOR SALE automatic, power brakes and GOOD TRANSPORTATION - "ALASKA INFORMATION - NEEDED, 1 man, 731 BURCHAM Homesteading, employment, Animals steering. Nice car. $575. Plymouth Fury III 1968, recreation and other APARTMENTS. Pool, $65. WOODS Mobile Homes 371-3163 or 372-6225. $300. Ford Falcon 1965 convertible, $300. 349-3605. IF YOU'RE GOING BY THE P0RM information on Alaska. 55 332-8992 after 6pm. d your SUMMER P0(. 5-4-12 •LOST & FOUND page pamphlet $2.00, Lots of X-5-4-12 •PERSONAL 3-4-12 CAFETERIA, PICK UP SOME MOPE Goodies, ALASKA CONVERTIBLE OLDSMOBILE of tvqse eoruusM samples'...' SERVICES, Box 89171, GIRL TO share 2 bedroom '* Air Cond. •PEANUTS PERSONAL 1970, 25,000 miles, snow KARMANN GHIA - 1965, trailer. Close, clean, - whole car or parts. Does run, Anchorage, Alaska 99508." •REAL ESTATE tires, one lady like owner reasonable. 337-0894, •Nicely Furnished 339-2314. 5-4-16 Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 5-4-16 •RECREATION $1960. 372-9527 evenings, 351-3373. 3-4-12 Summer Leases weekends. 4-4-11 •SERVICE MERCURY MAURADER 1963 HOUSEBOY - MEALS and ' Studio Apt$. LARGE ROOM balcony $100. *125 ma. Instruction Typing Service CORVAIR Needs - new oldie but goodie! lover. Fairly - good transportation car. Call after 6pm. 351-4285. itomotive ||^.| Aviation $5.50 3-4-12 per week. 351-5085. Subleasing for University Villa, Apartment $70. 1 Bedroom .2 Bedroom SUOmJ *165 mo! 4-4-11 745 Burcham Dr •TRANSPORTATION cheap. 332-8196 evenings. FEMALE BARTENDER part 321. 2-4-11 35131] •WANTED VW BUG 1965, runs well, LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years MGB 1964 - 48,000 miles, - time, apply in person at ONE PERSON for 4 m new battery. $350, experience in all types of DEPOT, 1 203 South RESPONSIBLE MAN for from Berkey. $65. 3328911 •• CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE excellent condition, radials, RATES •• - 353-6090. 3-4-11 flight training. Approved for Washington Avenue, Lansing. Lansing apartment, $55/ 3-4-10 349-4925 after 5:30pm. 1970, automatic, all power, veterans. FRANCIS See Don Parker. 3-4-12 month, 484-2309 after $1,500. Phone 337-0949. 1-4-10 VW 1964 - $350. 1964 Chevy AVIATION, Airport Road. 6:30pm. 2-4-11 2 3 B E D R OOII 5-4-11 « Call 484-1324. C-3-3-30 Van, $300. Phone 351-6270. REGISTERED NURSES, UN F U R N I SHE 0, MUSTANG 1967 good I 3 i - very 1-4-10 Psychiatric Unit and new condition, $675, must sell. conditioning, securi" nil Eiaa uai ass en gg Cd Z3 SS3 brakes and battery. Good 349-4288. 3^-12 VW 1971 - super beetle, Employment m Alcoholism positions Unit. available Full time 3- 11pm, YES <" deposit, utilities pi! 482-3727, 332 2600 Mi automatic, 33,000 miles, very 11 -7am shifts. Excellent S3 EE3 2212£2 EE tires, chrome wheels rear, mags front. 54,000 miles, MUSTANG 1968 back, V-8, - fast excellent cleen, excellent mechanically, LONG HAIR? If you have a seiary and benefits. Contact johns per SINGLE GIRL effics; best offer. 882-3273. 5-4-13 personnel department, ST. [O 0E3 033 SEED EE make offer. 484-3735. 3-4-11 condition. Call 351-5521. good voice it doesn't matter here. Excellent pay. good LAWRENCE HOSPITAL, apartment! apartment, furnished, 4-4-11 side, easy access to ci VW SUPER Beetle 1971 EO EE3 2233 SEE DATSUN 1972, 510, 4 door, radio, sun roof, - stick, excellent working conditions. Call E.O.E. 2-4-11 and balconies, too Call 482-1147, EZ20 radio, vinyl top. excellent 351-1010. Ask for Linda. EQ ESB EESE OLDSMOBILE 88 1969, very condition. 353-1857. 5-4-13 Now Leasing For ESTATE. 5-4-10 condition. 353-3176. 5-4-11 5-4-11 CAMP COUNSELORS: Male, low mileage. Full power. Air. Summer & Fall female. Minimum age 19. DEADLINE $1,150. 641-4493. C-2-4-10 OKEMOS - 1 bedrsj DATSUN 1972% I'il hustler. VW - 1970 square-back, must Experienced. Private Summer Rent From $45 - PART TIME, 8 men needed furnished to sublease. Ji; 1 P.M. one class day Cobra mags, wide ovals, $300 sell, $1100, or best offer. Michigan co-ed camp needs WATER'S EDGE OPEL 1970 - sedan, sharp, during Spring term. $300 month. Call 349 3963 W! before publication. and assume payments or best 355-7962 after 5pm. 4-4-13 riding, swimming (WSI), and 25mpg, original owner, call month. Phone 489-3494. water ski, crafts, tennis, golf, offer, over $1900. Nights 393-8558. 64-13 C-4-30 LIVER'S EDGI GIRL TO sublet immed VW VAN 1966 windows all campcraft, Cancellations/Cor¬ 485-1634. 3-4-11 - sports, nature, t to Cedar Vill Close. Free to April rections 12 noon one the way around, rebuilt MATURE instructors. Also R.N., - DATSUN 1973 610 wagon, NEED TO ADVERTISE? engine, less than 3,000 miles. INDIVIDUAL with assistant cook, food stock . Hi - 443i 332-2296. 5-4-13 class day before - Great pre-school experience wanted TWO BEDROOM apartment, 5,000 miles, perfect. $2,500 shape. Phone direct educational man, kitchen help, publications. OUR KNOWLEDGEABLE to small furnished. Utilities included, BOGUE STREET ns or take over payments. Cary, 485-8221.4-4-13 dishwashers, maintenance. pre-school program. 21 hours Cedar Village. $65/ 332-5580, 9-5pm. 5-4-13 AD-TAKERS Send qualifications to L. $175 and up. Summer / Fall. n The Surte News will be per week. References. 332-2110. 10-4-19 Available June 15tf responsible only for the first day's incorrect DATSUN 240-Z Excellent condition, Shelby 1971 - WILL HELP YOU. CALL IT'S EASY! 355-8255 Motorcycles les J[afe] Beginning September 1973. Send resume to TUTORED Seeger, 3201 Old Glenview Road, Wilmette, III. 60091. B-1-4-10 LARGE 2 party furnished 351-0136. 3-4-11 insertion. TOTS, 4142 Naubinway, efficiencies. Air conditioned. ALL ads must be Mags, radials, etc. $3,200. SUZUKI 1972 - 500 with Okemos, Michigan. 5-4-13 Phone 351-8366. 3-4-12 PLYMOUTH STATION wagon OVERSEAS JOBS - summer or Close to campus. $138 luggage rack and padded sissy pre-paid the last 2 weeks 1969, power brakes, steering, bar. 3,200 miles. $800. PIZZA DRIVERS WANTED - permanent. Australia, summer. $158 fall. 484-0585. I of the term. J air conditioning, $1,500. Call Europe, South America, If no answer, 351-1610. CHEAP - GIRL for 2 ml DEALI 1967 Ford station Phone 627-2472. 5-4-11 wagon, $200. 1970 355-6158 after 6pm. 104-13 must have own car. Apply in Africa, etc. All professions, 0-4-30 apartment, great locaiitl only, Monday — Bridgestone motorcycle, 1971 BSA 650cc, green, good person Friday between 1-4pm. MR. $500 $1,000 monthly, Spring. 332-3124, 3 4-11 [ $250 or $400 for both. PINTO 1971 - 200cc, 4 speed, condition. 641-6409 call MIKE'S PIZZA AND expenses paid, sightseeing. SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM Automotive «! 353-4124 after 10pm. 3-4-12 deluxe trim, one owner, after 1 pm. 3-4-11 SANDWICH SHOP, 515 West Free information write TWR apartment, summer and fall. TWO GIRLS needed for Ed Roc Apartment. Fall, t 12,800 miles. Call 489-9326. Grand River, East Lansing. COMPANY, Department Q2, Call before 7:30pm. DODGE CORONET 1965 - 6 3-4-10 2550 Telegraph Avenue, 337-2714. 5-4-11 Spring. Call 353-3314 54-1 3-4-11 BUICK SKYLARK cylinder re-built engine and Berkeley, California 94704. - 1968, transmission. New exhaust PORSCHE 914 1972, new tires, 10-4-10 brown, no rust, excellent PART TIME EMPLOYMENT appearance group, AM/FM. NEW SPRING mi condition. $750. 484-3287. system, battery. $250. 489-5960. 4-4-13 Earn $50 per week plus bonuses Make offer. 313- 659-4834. MALE OR FEMALE full or part 3-4-12 337-2261 after 5.30pm. for those who qualify. Call 3-4-11 BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, time, for interview call Mr. Deters at 351-0620, CADILLAC 65,000 - Classic car 1959. miles. Best offer. DODGE DART - 1965 slant 6 PORSCHE 914 - 1971, terrific RICKMAN - lots of '73's in stock. Leathers, helmets, lOam-IOpm. 0-3-4-11 351-3012. 3-4-11 COLLEGE STUDENTS married. POLYESTERS 351-1210 after 5pm. 5-4-11 engine, good $225. 355-8023. 3-4-12 condition, fun car, many extras, $3,295. 393-4166. 3-4-10 parts, accessories, service. SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, MODELS, FEMALES, wanted for body painting and Private club has opening for PLAIDSfPRINTS^ CATALINA 1967 — completely RAMBLER AMERICAN INC. 2460 North Cedar, photography. $10 per hour. full Phone time summer 489-7380 work. for SOLIDS * 2 'V overhauled, body reworked. - Holt. Just south of 1-96 Call between 5-7pm for ZIPPERS - ONLY 10c! ' DODGE CHARGER RT - appointment. 3-4-11 $795. 627-2176 before 6pm. 1967, good transportation, overpass. Phone 694-6621. appointment. 372-0567. METAL AND NYLON. 5-4-13 1968, black, excellent needs little work. $200. C-5-4-13 5-4-13 condition. Make offer. 351-0078. 5-4-10 FORMER WORK study ALL SIZES, UNPACKAGED 337-2396. 5-4-16 1971 HONDA 450 scrambler. students examine an exciting CHEVELLE 1969 - SS, mint condition, 21,000 miles. Call 645-7538 and ask for John FALCON SPRINT convertible - TRIUMPH TR6 - midnight blue, 1 owner, low 1971, Excellent shape. 351-3678. 7-4-11 Best offer. PORTER POSITION part Excellent benefit time. program. alternative jobs. Call 485-2845 to on-campus after NEW SPRING COTTONS Apply in person. HOLIDAY Hotchkiss. 3-4-11 CHEVELLE 1968 thrush side Hurst 4-speed, 260 1964. Call 355-8237. 3-4-12 V-8, mileage, perfect condition, AM/FM, custom hardtop, YAMAHA 250 - 1971, purple, INN, 3121 E. Grand River. 2-4-11 WE 3pm. 3-4-11 HAVE position open for KODEL POLYESTERAND - tonneau cover, many extras. customized, mechanically exhaust, air shocks, gauges, Call 332-5516. 7-4-16 perfect. $500. Hank, REG ISTE Rl DTJURSES part time cashier. Must be rally wheels, cassette player. Make offer. 351-2713. 5-4-16 Call 332-8097. 5-4-13 VALIANT 1964 - 2 door, 349-9687. 10-4-16 Roselawn Manor Skilled Home, 707 Armstrong Road, Nursing able to work weekends and have car. Apply in person at THE HOUSE OF ING, 4113 COTTON 50,000 miles, good Lansing, has positions FORD CUSTOM reliable. - 1966, Clean, good tires, super condition, $250 or best offer. 332-6060. 2-4-10 HONDA CL-350 1971, 4,600 miles, excellent condition, available full or part time, all shifts .Excellent South Cedar. X-5-4-11 PRINTS recently tuned, with helmets. WANTED! DRIVERS to drive $300. 694-4811.3-4-11 Best offer. 882-3273. 5-4-13 salary and benefits. Apply in person or call 393-5680, Mrs. Jumbo Ice Cream truck, must FORD FALCON coupe, - 1967 sports excellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN condition, owner. 1969 radio, - Call 355-2982. 5-4-13 good and one j~ Au Swan, personnel. 5-4-4 have good driving record. Apply 11390 North US-27 DeWitt. 10-4-16 A 68^ $400. Call 355-8156. 3-4-11 OFFICE HELP opening for 128 W. Grand River in — Bargain VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1969, general office, experience FORD GALAXIE 500 - deluxe interior, radio, heater, 1969, very excellent condition, new valve job, tires, exhaust, YOUR IMPORT car wearing out its tires? ALLEN'S preferred. Apply in person MICHIGAN SOFT WATER, [ For Rent Williamston. Open Wo thru Wed. 9 - 6. Thur. Use Your power steering and brakes, Barn $1,300. 351-8909. 3-4-12 MARATHON SERVICE 3230 North East Street, V-8, $950. 484-4511 before 9 pm. Fri. 9-5. Closed specializes in radial tires. Lansing. 3-4-10 STEREO RENTALS $23 per MASTER CHARGE 5pm. 3-4-11 VW BUG 1969 - 8-track stereo, Custom wheels and front end term, $9.50 per month. Free Sat. Open Sun 10-6. new tires, excellent repairs. Abbott and Lake delivery, service and pick-up. RECENT GRADUATE in At The STATE NEWS condition, $850, 353-1468. Lansing Roads. Call No deposit. TV's available at 351-8682. 5-4-11 physics, chemistry, same rates. Call NEJAC, engineering or person with solid and 337-1300. C-4-30 broad technical COMPLETE IMPORT Car background to write CEDAR GREENS Service technical training materials. NORTH PENNSYLVANIA, including ignition, chassis, brakes, and electrical. Superior English language 325. Large, furnished upstairs Available at ROBERTS skills essential. This is a apartment. 1 bedroom. All AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. utilities paid. No children. No permanent, full time job with 4980 Park Lake Road, one of the nation's leading pets. $135. 351-7497. 04-30 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for producers of industrial appointment. C-4-30 training materials. Send Apartments complete resume to: Box C-3 State News. 5-4-11 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 MILFORD STREET - 126, 2 East Kalamazoo Street since blocks from campus. Deluxe, 1940. Complete auto PROGRESSIVE PUBLIC air conditioned, furnished 2 painting and collision service. employee Union needs top man, $180, 3 man $195. 485-0256. C-4-30 notch steno - typist to be Now leasing. 332-3909, third hand for Director and 351 8571, 372-5767. QUALITY AUTO PAINTING - his assistant. Person with 0-4-30 Complete cars painted $90. mature judgment and able to Guaranteed. Phone make decisions a must. Much LAKE LANSING new deluxe 1 482-8801. Open 9-9pm. more than confidential bedroom apartments, Quiet 5-4-10 secretary, chance to be where living on the lake front. the action is, labor 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex MAXI MUFFLER SHOP of East background important. Stove, refrigerator. $155. per month plus electric. Phone Lansing. Economical exhaust Salary commensurate with 339-2075. 5-4-12 CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couplos replacement. Custom work. ability and experience. Send units for Spring, Summer & Fall These spacious apartments are carpeted Free estimate. 332-2927. full Resume to Box D-4 State SUBLET 2 — bedroom and furnished with, distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and C-4-30 News. 5-4-11 completely furnished individual air - conditioning. These two • man units have parking space for every apartment, 1 block from THREE PART time openings No lease. 351-0466 apartment. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private METRIC MOTORS - VW campus. for RN's and LPN's. 3-11:30, or 485-2916. 3-4-10 balconies. We also have a full time resident manager for any problems. If you want - repair. Okemos Road and I-96. 349-1929. C-4-30 11-7:30 shifts, night bonus, to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom and liberal fringe benefits, GIRL NEEDED for 4 man $73 units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: including time V4 for Cedar Village, 355-9222 QUARTZ IODINE weekends. INGHAM TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 pm. 351-8631. 3-6-9 and 12-month leases headlight 355-9200. 3-4-10 available. conversions, $28.95 pair. At COUNTY EXTENDED management exclusively by: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., MC. CHEQUErtED FLAG, 2605 CARE FACILITY, Okemos. FIND POPULAR things at East Kalamazoo Street, 1 Mrs. Risk, R.N., Director of 331-1310 241 E. SAGINAW MWV. SUITE 411 popular prices in tha mile west of campus, Nursing. 517- 349-1050. Classified Ads each day! 487-5055. C-4-30 7-4-13 ________ EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 4SS23 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 10, 1973 11 I Apartments J[V) ( K L -nsi rFo,s*" ^ HZ) Russo recalls activities TWO WOMEN ■man furnished apartment. needed SUMMER. SINGLES. (continued from Vietnamese ambassador Burcham Drive, $135. immediately for house. Own MATTRESS, FOAM - twin, SLEEPING BAG — 1 pound, ADULT TOYS, like kites, squirt p • 1) who Completely furnished, was named as an V.Z cedar Street, $165. rooms, rant $52.50. utilities, kitchen, parking. TV like new, $30. Phone down filled. Excellent guns, Frisbees. Prescriptions. morale, Russo said he unindicted coconspirator in Jlv«il»b,e Jun* *? 332-5765 after 5pm. 5-4-13 lounge, laundry, very close 332-5303. 2-4-10 condition. $60. 351-6982. 54-12 GULLIVER STATE DRUGS, encountered the prisoner he the case because his ■Raptember, year ieeses only. $60. 332-8965 or 484-9774 1105 East Grand River, East 487-3216. After 5pm NEW HOUSE close to ca^pT.7 0-4-10 TANDBERG 3000X open reel WFMK STUDIO monitors, AR3 Lansing. C-4-13 never forgot. "I don't remember the fingerprints were found on a volume of the Furnished, tape deck. Barely used. $275. Pentagon's all 882-2316. 0-4-30 central air Advent man's name," he said. "I conditioning. All utilities FEMALE NEEDED 101 Dolby. $75. speakers (p«ir). $100 each. PREGNANT? WE understand. top-secret study of the paid. Two bedroom, four to IH/e in Sony turntable 3 months old. Call 349-4000. 54-12 \Z beDROOM furnished remember his Rand file Vietnam War. man. Available home, private room, $100 with certridge. Cary, Call ue. PREGNANCY UbNe home. $30/ weak. 10 starting fall. complete bath, COUNSELING. 372-1560. number. He was the Thai, a friend of both 332-3202. 5-4-13 furnished, 332-5580, 9-5pm. 2-4-10 WALNUT & to campus. Quit spacious, beautiful carpet, Kenwood ADVENTS $150. C-4-30 strongest man I ever met, I defendants, came to visit, End P«ce,ul °" " ^ ' OWN ROOM in nice house In cooking privileges, parking, 2 SEWING MACHINE KM 8002 mean by constitution, Russo said, on one of the clearance Poweramp 110 watts RMS, £41-6601. 0-4-30 East Lansing. Own bathroom, blocks from campus. Call selel Brand new portable, $150. Phone 332-2787 personality. It had quite an eight nights that it took to enytime, 3370645. 3-4-11 effect on This was in copy the Pentagon study at How me. cooking, etc., $65. 332-3827. $49.95, $5 per month, Lerge 3-4-10 3-4-11 selection of reconditioned the summer of 1965...' a Hollywood advertising MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean used machines. 16 EAST LANSING - by owner, 3 The man, he said, had agency. ItEAS/NG 2 BEDROOM HOUSE - quiet rooms. 485-8836. 0-4-30 Cooking. Phone Whites, Necchi's, New Home Singers, — 50% off instruments and accessories. all new bedroom ranch, 1647 been a soldier since 1948 "I had been sitting in the UMMER furnished, $165 a utilities, mile month plus and "many others." $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. We have the best prices in Michigan. Also lots of used Snyder, 254 blocks east of Marble School. Lerge well and His was captured in 1965. next room talking with north of job with the North Thai," Russo recalled. "I Call EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING instruments. Stop by any landscaped, fenced lot. Rummer Rates: campus. 3-4-11 332-1967 COMPANY. 1115 North afternoon. ELDERLY 332-8868. 5-410 Vietnamese had been "education /cadre," teaching as an was had talking about a paper I written 2 Persons in Washington. 489-6448. INSTRUMENTS, 541 East about the young people theater and Vietnam War...My paper 2 Bedroom Apt. SHARE CO-EO house with six GUNS, RIFLES and handguns C-3-4-12 Grand River (below OKEMOS NEAR - Solid old 6 of all kinds. Buy, trade and bedroom all brick songs to sing. showed that the United $150 per mo. others. Own room, $51.43. Paramount) 332-4331. home, 332-5689. X-2-4-10 sell. BOBS GUN SHOP 100 USED VACUUM cleeners. C-3-4-10 corner Sandhill and Okemos "He was very committed States was in Vietnam 3 or 4 Persons in 2412 South Cedar, call Tanks, canisters, and Road. Needs some work and and very sincere. We talked fighting a war against the 2 Bedroom Apt. $180 per mo. LARGE 3 - bedroom house, clean, students welcome. 329 371-2244. 15-4-17 uprights. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, up. DENNIS □ Animals ;>j 337-1666. C-430 PROFESSIONAL IBM typing The Duplicate Bridge Club Training at 4 p.m. Thursdays in /e R ee] WEST FILMORE, 200 watts. will hold intermediate lessons at the Wilson (Pica-Elite). 11 years 7:30 p.m. today in 36C Union. Hall basement lab. BO OHM Must sell, $325/ best offer, COME TO "VET - A • VISIT" experience. Sandi, 339-8934. Call 3S3 - 0673 or 332 - 5465 The group is limited to 15 j|h■W.PAl 332-3827. 5-4-13 open house at the Veterinary C-4-30 for more information. people. turns IN 11 ain ■ TO! Clinic this Saturday from There will be <3® pe03 SAILBOAT - 16 Feet sloop rig, 9am to 4:30pm. 54-13 The MSU Science Fiction Jewish students a i [EjA m nylon sails, outboard bracket. Society will attend a lecture by forming nontraditional Jewish = :s ■ i TO Asking $400. 663-3844. ALWAYS OPEN, but save time, Arthur C. Clarke at 8:15 p.m. a group on campus at 7:30 p.m. ■HlEIg mM 5-413 call for an appointment. DON'T FORGET blood Wednesday in the Auditorium. today in 513 North Case Hall. b ■N'J.l UNION BUILDING comes College Republicans will iLiAQ ■tjj GARAGE SALE - 1240 BARBER SHOP. 355-3359. only from people. at 7 The MSU Employment Assn. liwPa Whittier, 351-9459. East 12'x18' Lansing, rust C-34-12 Professional compensated. donors MICHIGAN meet Captain's p.m today in the Room, Union. will meet from Wednesday in noon 158 to I p.m. Natural Elections will be held. carpet with rubber pad, like COMMUNITY BLOOD Resources Bldg. for a discussion CENTER. 337-7183. Hours on where we are and where we new, $100. Jacobson power The Block and Bridle Club's M.S.U.E.A. will meet Monday, Thursday and are going. mower, $75. Kitchen table, informal initiation will be held chairs, $35. Lawn, camping, April 11 12 noon — 1 Friday 9-4:30. Tuesday and at 7:30 p.m. today in the The Wednesday 12-6:30pm. Judging Pavilion. New members Sailing Club's first grill, etc. 5-413 p.m. Room 158 Natural meeting for new members will C-430 should attend. Resources be held at 7:30 p.iu. today in SONY 6065 receiver, superb Bldg. All the Union Ballroom. Everyone is sound. Must heart Call Cary. C.T.'s welcome. Where welcome. 332-5580 9-5pm. 54-13 are we and where are we m Kosmcsi PAST TONY COATS Crossroads Cycle will sponsor going? TWIN SIZE bunk beds, $80. a bicycle maintenance class at ON GRAND RIVER NEED TICKETS to Nureyev 7:30 Crib and mattress. $25. p.m. Wednesday at Ballet on Friday. Call Todd, Crossroads ■pRlNrUlSUMMER. H'" Apartm*"t*r now under new management is leasing student units for Play-pen, $12. Call 35M156. 3-4-11 FREE A lesson in Quality Brands 353-8794. 3-4-11 Cycle, Crossroads Imports, 210 Abbott inside spacious apartments are carpeted and ... FALL. These Super Discount Road. Anyone interested is complexion care. Call Bike pd ai W'^h distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal NEW 60 watt Concord receive* 484-4519 East Michigan or Workshop Repair Service welcome. ,t u' COnditi°ninQ, 3nd inc,ut'e and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces - $130, RCA stereo cassette 485-7197 MERLE Lansing Mall. Check Us Out The Crossroads Cycle Club ^ uw °* 8 fl'ant swimming pool and recreation room. deck $75. 353-7480. 34-11 NORMAN will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in COSMETICS STUDIOS. the Student Center cafeteria, Trnpu w tHe academic Y««r there will be free bus transportation to and from C-34-12 Velocipede Peddler WILL TRADE 2 tickets for 327 MAC Ave. Paul Bigford will E> ^ al,° hav« ■ full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want SONY 5000FW FM tuner. One of the beat. New. $450 - Will 541 E. Grand River Nureyev's Thursday give a slide presentation of tours monfl the first residents of Campus Hill call today. ORGAN CONTEST 2 bedroom units start at seer if ice. Cary, 332-5580 - Win a performance for 2 for Friday through New England. All are free trip to Japanl Cash 351-7240 .,n*n,h P®' man for the summer $62.50 month per man in the fall. FOR *5pm. 24 10 prizes for all ages. No ^ performance. Call 332-5964. m '"FORMATION CALL at 349-3530. purchase necessary. Call NEED TWO tickets for The Bicycling Club will meet ^exclusivelyBY ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. HAMMOND CADETTE like new, excellent bargain organ today for details. 372-9600 Nureyev's Swan Lake HELPI NEED female to travel at 7:30 p.m. Men's Intramural Bldg. to Wednesday in 2 1 S plan MARSHALL MUSIC performance. Call Joe, with in Europe, summer. Call •he 381-1310 , price. 355-6025. 3-4-10 COMPANY. 5-412 353-7620. 2-410 race. All members should Pat, 337-0170. 24-11 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Arabs bomb (continued from page 1) diplomat's apartment security guards opened fire was killed by a letter bomb. County board to By JAN SHUBITOWSKI State News Staff Writer commlssioneis Tuesday m of programs they tor the conddmUon of it> hear platforJ "W. tod to lntt°du« th. long range goals as a part of whole platform, Veenstra the Heyser said that commissioners v tifiin cnnntv nolicv caM "We thought we were said. "Wp been given additi the car started away and the future county policy, _i u It was not immediately as The 1972 platform of think the county should three of the Arabs were •On Dec. 28, Black getting bogged down in the information since known if the group had any the Coalition for Human adopt By Introducing it this week, business of county the necessity 0f ties with the Black seized. Septembrists seized the Survival will be introduced Commissioners James they hope many of the ("id Israeli Embassy in Bangkok, administration and we these two positions he'2 Septembrists who carried by three Ingham County Heyser, D-District 8, Pamela programs will receive weren't Introducing any out the Olympic massacre The bomb went off. Thailand, and held six Commissioners who were Stern, D-District 7, and appropriations in the 1974 there is sUUso.ne to what the total qutj and the slaying of two U. S. tearing open the the building and front ol blasting hostages for 10 hours before agreeing to exchange them elected on it last November John Veenstra, D-District 6, will introduce the platform AH too often the party new programs. • We're trying to bring co* t|| diplomats and a Belgian to the board of forth the idea that the The two out the rear wall on the for safe conduct to Cairo. platform is ignored once the positions,, envoy in Sudan last month. ground floor, so that it people get in office," county is a whole. It's actually created in J J It was the fourth attack looked like a tunnel. Veenstra said. "We feel that since this is what we ran on, made up of many different departments and programs, when director, the Dan nersojl ■■ on Israeli diplomats abroad CurtJ " since September and the first major Arab - Israeli encounter on Cyprus, a The Israeli ambassador, Rahamin Timor, said later he had left his residence on Pope asks for prisoner release The Vatican, however, said the pontiff we must carry it through." Veenstra said the whole coalition platform is being but it's all part of the same thing," Heyser said. The commission will also negotiated with the county 'prenyl pros shortly after their 0ire the third floor for his office (continued from page 1) Mediterranean island with CastelPorziano, Leone's summer residence. would not turn down an opportunity to introduced at the same consider creating two new walk out, Veenstra sail 1 deep troubles of its own. just before the blast. plead for the good of those who suffer and time. Then it will be assistant prosecuting The contract, which J Leftist groups, including many priests, referred to the proper attorneys. The resolution 1972 board signed it J to be informed about the situation in a Police gave this account Since September Arabs had sent a'letter to the Vatican calling on committees to study the was introduced at the March end of January, of the Arab guerillas' have earned out these country which has suffered so much from said thg p ayoid ^ Thieu. They the war. separate proposals and meeting and was sent back prosecuting attorneys*, attacks: attacks on Israelis abroad: • ■ — • 6 ... the committee for be paid overtime for- alleged that Thieu is responsible for The Vatican communique said the Pope gather information as to to A group of Arabs drew •In mid September, an holding thousands of political prisoners in called for a "real and lasting peace" in their expediency and cost. further study and preparation until the* nositions 3 Israeli diplomat was shot to -centration camps in South Vietnam It added that Pope Paul insisted The three commissioners information. were up in a car in front of the death in a cafe in Brussels, Vietnam. in particular "on the role and the hope the committees will "The proposal was The meeting will ^ J Israeli residence, a three - draft several of the introduced," Heyser said, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday iou Belgium. Dozens of priests and well - known responsibility which in his opinion belong also story apartment house. One more directly to South Vietnam and its proposals into programs to "but we weren't given data ran up to the front door and Roman Catholic laymen marched in Rome why two new men commissioners rooml •A week later, the on Saturday with the names of jailed rulers dealing especially on the urgency be presented to the as to Mason City Hal! left a bag of explosives that the wounds left by the conflict be commission. were needed." Buddhist monks written on their cassocks . there. He then rushed back agricultural attache of the healed." Israeli Embassy in London and jackets. to the car, but Cypriot Meat boycott arouses consumers' concern going to have to eat less is what shoppers should demand for meat it will (continued from page 1) meat." have done in the first place, create a shortage." cent last week. He expects Bruce Goodrich, meat he said. John Putnam, MSU sales to return to normal this week. manager at Spartan "Consumers are going to agricultural economist, "Beef prices will drop 4 Shop-Rite, 940 Trowbridge have to start conserving and predicts that since the Road, said that people have stretching their meat boycott is over, the whole to 5 cents per pound," he issue of high meat prices said, "but not any more started buying beef again dollar," he said. "If people but in lesser quantities. This resume their tremendous will now boil down to an than than. People are just endurance contest- Consumers will wait for lower retail prices before Escort services~2 approaches buying meat. On the other hand, farmers will hold out for higher market prices (continued from page 1) you like to be noticed?" would ever happen. Two before selling their approved and now we're all Doesri't everybody? Here days later, the massage livestock. set. Our daughter and son - comes the clincher • "Are parlor was raided by "Time is on the side of in - law run Kelidas Escort you proud of your figure?" Lansing plice. the consumer," he said. in Detroit and they were Hesitation. I decided to be After frankly telling us "Farmers can only hold having problems too, trying consistent with all my other that the escort job could their livestock so long once Besides, I entail some problems with to prove to the public that "yes" answers. the cow reaches his had slacks and a long - drunken businessmen or we're legitimate," Shirley optimum weight." said. sleeved jacket on and unruly guys that get fresh, Consumer groups Schoultes stressed that the Pictures of grandchildren figured he would never get woman's judgment responsible for spearheading TtesrS adorn her desk and make it hard to doubt her sincerity. The scene at Executive to know the truth anyway. Schoultes assured me and determines the course of the date. the original boycott have suggested that consumers Q-r>oeety USDA Choice . my best friend, who I carry the action through by Escort \ busty was quite different. young woman dragged along for moral support, that his business As we sidled toward the door, he took one last refusing to buy meat on Tuesdays and Thursdays. COCA COLA 8 16 pack oz. return. LEG 0 LAMB Boneless Rolled 1.29 I wearing a tight sweater and was on the up and up. Just glance and said: "If you Apparently the boycott like his art studio that Ml hot pants took my has increased public Spartan girls think you can work application while a short, advertises nude body topless, let me know. I can awareness of the problem of CHUCK ROAST chubby, mustachioed man with plush blond hair sat on a loveseat and painting and feather rubs, I thought. Bragging about how well get you way." more money I told him we'd think that rising meat prices on the part of both the consumer and the farmer. It is PINEAPPLE "—its 3/1.00 Lean and Tender Boneless scrutinized another applican and me. his massage parlor was doing, Schoultes said he about it and left. If a client from the doubtful that the boycott will have any lasting effect CHUCK FILLET STEAK 1.2) my The form name requested only and phone hoped to make nearly half a million dollars in one year. Kelidas agency arrange an escort, I don't calls to of prices, except to make those who set them more WHOLE KERNEL CORN.,.,14' —— number. statistics Other included vital bust, Asked if he ever got any hassle from police on the think refuse. my wallet could sentistive reaction. to consumer Breast O Chicken VEAL CUTLETS 99° waist and hip measurements legitimacy of his operations, and my zodiac sign. 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