. »hc michigan Volume 65 Number 137 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1973 ixon vows to suspend ides indicted in Senate panel bugging I WASHINGTON (AP) - President investigating the affair, have been implicated in heresay The President said that He had said earlier that he Ixon said Tuesday there have been allow such testimony. wouldn't testimony reportedly given in secret committee had agreed to hear some iaior developments" in the He said he by James McCord, one of seven men witnesses in executive session before iterate affair, and promised to began a second convicted in the break in and the they at televised investigation of the incident March 21 • appear public Upend anv government employe bugging of the Democratic offices in hearings, and to allow witnesses from because of "serious dieted in the wiretapping case. charges which: came the Watergate Building last year, the executive branch to invoke to my attention, some of which were Nixon did not disclose anything Nixon said Tuesday no member of executive privilege if they feel such a out the developments he reported, publicly reported..." the White House staff or of the move is called for in the case of On Aug. 29 Nixon said a ing that "it would be improper to White executive branch should claim 4b individual questions. House investigation conducted Real progress has been | more specific now." by his immunity from prosecution, official lawyer, John W. Dean On "Real progress has been made in III, ~ Pledging full cooperation with the Sunday afternoon, Nixon indicated that reported that he met in the Executive iding the truth," he said nobody in the present investigations of the Watergate _ The President cleared the way for administration at that time was conspiracy by a federal grand jury and Office Building next to the White made in finding the truth/' involved in the House with Atty. Gen. Richard G. Watergate conspiracy. a select Senate committee, Nixon t personalhearings public aides to testi fy under before oath a special Since then, Dean himself and others announced that all members of the White House staff will Kleindienst and Henry Petersen, head of the Justice Dept.'s criminal section, voluntarily before the Senate appear and that they discussed the new —President \ixon IFFICES IN FEE committee, will testify under oath and will provide full answers to all proper findings at length. questions. Hall officials ' The President, who answered no questions during his appearance before television briefing cameras in the White House room, originally had indicated RHA slates referendum that White House staffers would not low school be available to testify before the By DIANA BUCHANAN State News Staff Writer we will Robert rent them out again," said Underwood, Residence Halls Senate committee. He had claimed that such a requirement was in violation separation of of the powers constitutional between the to standardize hall dues J Despite the fact that the legislature Manager. executive and the legislative branches. Nixon said Tuesday that, as a result of By TONI PELLILLO similar proposal but failed by some campus students will be required to As yet to appropriate funds for a law The letter from Fee Hall State News Staff Writer 400 votes. pay the uniform dues at registration. Jhool at MSU, residence hall officials management said: "In order to help negotiations between leaders of the On - campus students may end up If the referendum passes, then But, students will have an opportunity fcve begun to prepare for the school you arrange other housing for the next Senate group and White House aides, paying residence halls dues at all hall residents will pay identical dues to get back their money if they do not B advance. school year, those of you "I believe now an agreement which is registration if they approve a change in living in the — which cannot exceed $1.75 per wish to use hall services. 1 Students living in West Fee Hall redesignated areas will be able to satisfactory to both sides has been Residence Halls Assn. (RHA) bylaws term. Individual residence halls will lamed by letter this week that three reserve a room in another hall." reached." through a campuswide referendum refund the money ; of the building would not be The letter also made mention that The Senate panel, headed by Sen. Thursday. under the expected Gene Buckner, RHA president, said revised proposal. fcrii to students this summer or next 12 apartments in East Fee will be Sam J. Ervin, D - N.C., voted Monday Whether the policy will be ■II because the space was intended to to a meeting tonight will determine Feeling that students have not been made into offices for the College of accept no less than public, sworn compulsory or allow a refund period is whether a refund clause will be added properly informed of the referendum, je used for offices for the proposed Osteopathic Medicine. testimony from any Presidential aides still unclear at this time, RHA officials to the proposal before students vote Buckner added that he ■w school. called as witnesses, with virtually no may "The first, second, and third floors said Tuesday. Thursday. recommend at tonight's meeting that | "If the legislature does appropriate (continued on page 17) relevant questions ruled out. Last May, RHA attempted to pass a If added, this means that all on - the vote be postponed for one week. e money, then the rooms will be n combination with expansion of "Right now, some kids are paying $10 for hall dues while others choose fte medical school offices and as a Officials claim financial status not to pay any — but they still go to Bmporary space for the law school." dorm parties, read the dorm magazines s M. Peters, director of space and use athletic equipment," Paul kilization, said. I Liley, RHA representative from University administrators are said Armstrong Hall. said. ]> be confident that funding for the w school 'islature. J In January, the board of ■proved a will be made change in employment by the trustees of University stable, but fragile' He added that confusion with collection records of which students paid would be eliminated if students were required to pay at registration. latus for a Library employe, Mary J. If passed as currently written, the that she could attend law By JOHN LINDSTROM United I States. Though MSU is not one the most expedient cuts that you can . so Changes in personnel have been proposal would request each residence fciool part time and develop State News Staff Writer of those to meet your budget." a law surveyed, the University of made primarily in nonacademic areas. hall to suggest a fee to RHA. A Tbrary. The move was seen The financial crisis American Michigan and Central Michigan But readjustments in salaries and For example Terry cited an estimate uniform as an dues rate would be idication that administrators are universities and colleges have faced i: University were the state institutions hiring are made when the University that personnel in the business and established by averaging the iDnfident of funding. recent years has improved to the status studied, and many of the situations knows that its budget will be cut while finance area had dropped almost 10 suggestions from all halls. Fee Hall seems destined to become stable, but fragile, a report just described seem to apply here. it's preparing its expenditures for the per cent in the last three years — from pother office released by the Carnegie Commission MSU, for example, in the last next year. 2,200 to 2,000 employes. "RHA will not directly be handling building. 1 "The plan would be that Fee Hall on Higher Education concludes. several years has deferred faculty "Adjustments have to be made in any of the monies," Buckner ■ould be taken out of the residence And MSU officials agree that MSU's raises, held down hiring of primarily salaries and personnel because that's Personnel changes in academic areas emphasized. "The funds will be III system," said Robert Perrin, vice financial situation is also stable, but nonacademic where just about 80 per cent of all our usually means freezes in appointments, immediately distributed to the dorms personnel and cut fragile. head count basis." Resident for university relations. "It is intention to But different external factors such maintenance costs in attempts to hold money is. There really isn't much that can be cut out of the remaining 20 per no rehiring of faculty that leaves or re on a e eventually take over expenditures down. - hiring of those positions at a lower A receptionist McDonel Hall 'est Fee with offices as EasrFee'has ** a hi*her rate of inf|ation, lower student enrollment and decreasing "There are different kinds of cent, because most of that is fixed academic level, such as hiring an expressed concern at over the inequitable changes for two kinds of budget cuts," costs in student financial aid and fuel assistant professor to replace a public and private financial support unfeasible structure of the present Stephen Terry, asst. vice president for costs," Terry said. professor. If the dues collection and club card system. legislature does not decide to could crack that fra8ile stability and business and finance, said Tuesday. the What pay adjustments for faculty Cheit's report warned that these University appropriations for "force the institutions on a downward Deferring maintenance costs is cost "A lot of kids haven't paid their new law school then the rooms course "gain." the report states. primarily a short run cut, made when has meant is that the administration adjustments could result in the dues, but when they come to sign out ■ill be rented out to students for The report, written by Earl F. MSU's budget is cut after it has has not been able to grant pay raises quality of education going down, and athletic equipment, they just use Tousing in the fall, administrators say. Cheit, a professor of business already set its expenditures. they would have like to, Terry said. Terry agreed that the level of quality someone else's club card," he said. "We probably won't be i "Even though we've had to make in MSU's educational opportunities > the administration at the University of "This is an easy thing to do," Terry "It's gotten to the point where we just the fall for residences but if adjustments I feel that we're still a could drop. ii California at Berkeley, surveys 41 said. "Because when you're in that don't enforce the policy of checking fey aren't converted into office space public and private colleges across the kind of a situation you have to make competitive employer," Terry said. (continued on page 17) anymore." Lon Nol government shakeup hinted PHNOM PENH Cambodia special emissary, Gen. Alexander M. people. He is partially paralyzed. His (AP) The Lon Nol Haig Jr., to Phnom Penh a week ago regime is considered corrupt. — government Some Cabinet members will be when the military situation in the was reported in agreement Tuesday dismissed and replaced by non - Cambodian capital became critical. on reorganizing itself to induce Communist opposition elements with Communist - led forces and other insurgents into peace talks and a cease whom it is hoped the Communists and - fire. The new government would insurgents made big military gains, cutting all of the major highways other insurgents will negotiate. include opposition leaders, informed leading into Phnom Penh. Cambodia is the only Indochina sources said. An announcement was expected country that remains without a cease - It was understood that Lon Nol fire agreement. A Vietnam truce was today, provided final details are worked out, the informants added. would continue as president, though it officially declared Jan. 28 and a cease - was not certain whether the fire went into effect in Laos Feb. 22 , It was learned from senior Communist side would accept him in ihough fighting continues in both government officials and confidants of any future negotiations. countries and no political settlements Lon Nol that the Cambodian leader During the past two years, the 59 • have been reached either among the agreed to the move under pressure year - old Cambodian head of state has opposing Vietnamese or Laotian from President Nixon, who sent his become increasingly isolated from the (continued on page 17) Bombing — bid t WASHINGTON (AP) - The new American bombing in Laos is a limited tactic aimed at convincing the News Analysis Communists that President Nixon will tolerate no further encroachments on tell Hanoi and its allies in Indochina They said continuation of such the Indochina cease - fire agreements. that President Nixon was not acts, described as a "brazen violation" U. S. officials say. mouthing empty words in March when of both the Vietnam and Laotian cease Unlike the continuous and he said his warnings against cease - fire fires, - can only bring an increase in extensive air raids in neighboring violations should not be lightly hostilities. Cambodia, the bombing in Laos disregarded. In pursuit Monday had no major military The officials say that the bombing The Nixon administration sees the significance, according to these in Laos is not expected to be regular renewed fighting in Laos as tied to a ^(J?mhodian heV fee peasant woman carries belongings and a child while leading two other youngsters fighting near Neak Luong, Cambodia, southeast of Phnom Penh. The fighting sources. The raids were the first since the and that if cease - fire violations there will be no more air raids. stop growing trend by the Communists throughout Indochina to test the But Hanoi radio and a Pathet Lao on thWj When insur9®nts cut a road linking Phnom Penh with Neak e Luong, a ferry crossing town separate Laotian cease • fire was signed seven weeks broadcast Tuesday said the American United States' will. ^ekong River. It touched off a flood of refugees. AP Wirephoto ago. Officials say they were designed to raids were unprovoked. (continued on page 8) Wednesday, April 18 ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan !9?3 I ksral 1 W cut proposed I role of I be Faci disc the spending ceiling certain "It's not precise, one $900 million less than the appropriations, $6 million consumer protection | I WASHINGTON (AP) - today. $268 billion spending to be spent. million in appropri,51 summ Appropriations to be enacted this year. subcommittee aide said, Eliz The Senate s^l ory ♦Legislative, $12 million $341 million to be Committee proposed The proposed changes noting that a proposed $1 ceiling voted by the Senate I Studen Tuesday that $1.55 billion meet* the goal of billion cut in funds for last week. In appropriations, $12 Areas where budget, I I preside from defense congressional Democratic housing, space, science and Total funds to be million to be spent. limits would be met incjl I faculty be cut spending and $771 million leaders of cutting defense veterans represented a 5 per appropriated in fiscal 1974, These are the proposed increases: District ot Interior, Treasury Col, J?" ■ The is cent reduction in its some to be spent only in p I I com mi be added for domestic social spending to finance Office, Public Works 8 later yeare would be $285.6 ♦Labor, Health, And programs in a reordered increases for domestic social programs. The aide said Education and Welfare, $2.2 IJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIMIUIIIIIIIIIIII budget which is $1.6 billion programs while staying more than half was intended billion, compared with $288 £tomic. Ener.l Co I criticisi below President Nixon's within the spending limit to come from cutting out billion in the Nixon budget. billion in appropriations, m missio'l 1 Februa the space shuttle, the rest $771 million to be spent. Transportation, and $ut,l In tl "The point here is that MSU's Library is not the recommendation. proposed by Nixon. The figures presented by ♦Agriculture, Justice, Commen and ^ ■ ■ impose The budget outline, Checks with several of from other programs. e I private possession of the faculty. Mo$t of the the appropriations Aides of several the appropriations chairman environ mental and Judiciary. I readily presented by Chairman volumes are purchased with funds from Michigan subcommittees indicated subcommittees indicated were divided by She John L. MeClellan, D - Ark., subcommittee areas without taxpayers. They are supposed to be there for the they were not prepared to J Library Studentcrrra/gnedl in a Senate speech, was the that many of the figures in use of both faculty and students. " the proposal were discuss specific cuts or any specific breakdowns by ■ back t< first detailed effort to estimates, additions. agency or program. (were nt Elizabeth Andrtis, president of the Council of define where cuts and based on percentage These are the major increases should come under reductions or target figures. McClellan's proposals "Th< [ Graduate Students were special made one day after a congressional proposed cutbacks: * Defense, $3 billion in on 2 issessi committee suggested a appropriations of which [are pur are sup iiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimmiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiii ASMSU budget procedure would include standards that for $1.55 billion spent in fiscal 1974. would be Robert L. Martin, Detroit freshman, Tuesday in East Lansing District Court on two was am 000? wit! student Andi Florida rejects equal rights setting a ceiling each year and staying within it. ♦Foreign operations rape and two counts of gross indecency in connection the March 24 rape at knife point of two womJ of fine he m» return c policy MeClellan had asked each including aid, $1.3 billion in Campbell Hall. Florida became t!*e eighth state to reject of the 13 appropriations appropriations, $161 Martin, 20, was arrested by campus police Tuesday "Stu ratification of the proposed Equal Rights million to be spent. Amendment Tuesday, when the state House of subcommittee chairmen to warrant issued by the Ingham County prosecutor's At his arraignment, Martin demanded a offa! 6erious An open hearing will be held at 6 p.m. today in 128 review President Nixon's ♦Housing and Urban prelimin» four or Representatives killed the amendment on a 64 - 54 Natural Science Bldg. to consider the relationship of budget for the 1974 fiscal Development, space, science exam which must be set by law within 12 days E» Also vote. ASMSU to its cabinet departments, which include the year that starts July 1. He and veterans, $1 billion in Lansing District Court Judge Maurice Schoenbernpr^ immec'i Thirty states have ratified the amendment, which would prohibit sexual discrimination. Thirty Office of Black Affairs, Pop Entertainment, and Legal Aid. The hearing is in accordance with a motion passed at the asked each to recommend the minimum amount approphalioris7$l bi'lUon be spent. J"™"S^000' lo h"1 »« P«« b^Jj :adem u, The double rape occurred during spring break At t; November ASMSU Student Board meeting - after the needed for its programs so wk - eight must approve the proposal before it controversial Conrad Hall incident - which directs the that a tentative ceiling could ♦Military construction, Martin allegedly forced his way into the women's roomirui mncil becomes law. $151 million in alternately tied them up and raped them. under t policy committee to "define and clarify" the relationships. be set. Involvin The House shouted down a motion to Charles Massoglia, policy committee chairman, said the He reported Tuesday discussic reconsider the amendment vote, killing the functions of each department are not defined in the present that five subcommittees ASMSU operations code, which merely lists the reductions, two jlJniversi measure for the rest of the 1973 session. departments and specifies selection procedures for cabinet directors. proposed recommended increases while six said they Three witnesses deny are Richi ippointi to An appearance by Stokely Carmichael at Conrad Hall, would stay within the 'ormer 1 MacLaine goes to China sponsored by the Office of Black Affairs, resulted in the budget levels. Actress Shirley MacLaine is expulsion of white students in the audience and a subsequent investigation by the Student - Faculty Judiciary. "We're assuming that if something happened at Conrad The added, spend result. MeClellan is a proposal to $267.1 billion in protester hit detective military recruiting at the leading a group of 11 women fiscal 1974, some $1.6 Defense witnesses in the the MSU chapter 0B Hall which shouldn't have happened, then sometning Placement Bureau on May Students for and a 1 2 - year - old girl to the billion below Nixon's trial of antiwar 1.1972. a Democraik similar could happen with any other cabinet department," $268.7 billion budget and demonstrator John Royal Society, is being tried People's Republic of China, to Three defense witnesses, charge of obstructing 1 ... Massoglia said. testified Tuesday they did study the role of women not see Royal strike an MSU students who were taking police officer. there. MacLaine said the three police officer. part in the demonstration, The three defense week tour is being financed by "a gracious, generous group of people who prefer to remain SPRING FLING Royal allegedly Detective Lt. James Dunlap of the MSU Dept. of Public struck testified they Dunlap, or person, did not hear any other identify himself as a police officer. witnesses testified they did not know at the time tint there were plainclothes! policemen in the group bv tei State Ni anonymous." Safety during a AT Royal, a former leader of the demonstration. The Chinese government demonstration protesting The prosecution must| tendered an invitation for the prove Royal knew Dunlij about a year ago. Miss RESTAURANT was a police officer in order| tent 0 BILL'S tour SAVE $30 to obtain a conviction 01 ilication MacLaine added. They asked & BAR reaff the charge. that a representative group of J udge Man'in Salmoi Jversity American women be selected. On any suit or sport coat $ 120 and un MISSISSIPPI recessed the trial until 9:30 imittee 'he mol a.m. Thursday. RIVER FISH FRY SAVE $15 stions Royal has also bml lent p No state bases to close *Pond reared Southern Blue Channel Catfish rolled in cornmeal the Southern way and fried charged with obstructing)! orial co On any suit or sport coat SI00 and up University function, i last yi riverstyle . . . violation of a Universal Michigan will not be affected by the Defense ♦Louisiana Bajou shrimp Creole with New n, an SAVE $10 Dept. decision to close or cut back 274 military Orleans Creole sauce ordinance. That charge ni lication come to trial at a later date ■ . . . Iharle installations in the United States, a spokesman for "Batter - fried whitefish the riverboat way . . . Included in each of the above dinners are cole ptor of Sen. Robert P. Griffin said Monday On any suit or sport coat S85 and up slaw, real Southern hush puppies, fresh corn bread Dept. "There will be no closure or modification of affairs $5 and butter, and tarter and hot sauce. Also on the Michigan's bases." the spokesman said. 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"Who was to blame for (C) 1973 LOS ANGELES TIMES cylinder automobiles because that's our« I Once again, the Residence planning by RHA members who WASHINGTON the only kind of car Americans can So we came back. And it was curious out of gasoline?" UtNl — "Daddy, tell afford. I mean when gas is selling for because up until that time blacks lived Hall Assn. (RHA) is going to the should have anticipated an me again what it was like in 1973 when in the cities and whites lived in the "Detroit blamed it on HalnK w 17,000 students who live in answer for those who would $9.50 a gallon and you've got anyone who wanted to could drive a rationing coupons, nobody in his right suburbs, the President blamed it on ft residence halls with a request for question how a refund would car." mind is going to make a four - cylinder the Arabs blamed it on Israel!!?! a new centralized collection work. "I know you're not going to believe "Now, of course, all the whites live oil companies blamed it on th- * system for hall dues. Residence hall dues pay for a this, son, but all you had to do was in the cities and the blacks live in the in Alaska." . necu drive up to a gas station and say to the "Is that why we moved back to the suburbs because that's the only Students will be asked in a variety of niceties in the halls, "It must have been fun attendant, 'Fill 'er up.' And you know city, because you couldn't drive to housing blacks can afford. The "It was. Do you Uvi^jJ referendum Thursday to vote for including magazines, common what? He had to wipe your work any more?" "Yup. We lived in blacks didn't want to go to the time we drove 30 miles know7J 1 replacing individual hall dues televisions, sewing machines, and windshield, too, or you wouldn't buy the suburbs when you were very little, suburbs, but the whites kept buying just tnil from him." but when the country ran out of sirloin steak?" mto^l with a centralized collection of pool tables. Unfortunately, its any gas up the ghettos and the blacks had no "What's a steak?" up to $1.75 per term at optional nature has led to the gasoline we had to move back here. choice. They're probably happier out "Oh the hell with it. "Aw, come on daddy, you're Oh, I tried bicyc.ing to work, but it there anyway, living among their own it l registration by RHA. If a simple payment of dues by a decreasing putting me on," was 40 miles each way and I was kind." much to ilk about it." majority passes the question, number of students. then all students living "I'm telling the truth, son. And not Furthermore, the Residence residence halls would pay the fee Hall Assn. which only that, but we used to have these — includes - which would then be big cars three times the size of the representatives from all halls - ones you see now — with four doors - distributed on a per head basis to must be chided for failure to and air conditioning and everything. each residence hall. publicize Thursday's vote prior Some of them got nine, 10 miles to a (L * *?v. $1 At this point, the RHA gallon. I think there are some pictures proposal because it is not lacks acceptable a refund to first word on the referendum on posters distributed Monday. of them in the encyclopedia here." 11 /'** There are two sides to this "Gosh, those were some cars." procedure. No provision for question, and the late "In those days you could drive refunds is included in the announcement of the your car to work or to the city all referendum text at this time. referendum will alone without violating the law. You'd only limit see people in eight - passenger station Therefore, a "no" vote is in discussion and perhaps reduce order. wagons all by themselves." the turnout of voters. RHA will meet at 6:30 p.m. "Is it true you could drive to the today in Akers Hall. The beach or to the mountains or to a football game 100 miles away without association would be well advised to amend a Thursday's ballot with guarantee that refunds will be Clearing getting a special pass Automobile Authority?" from the available from the hall "Yup. One time your mother and I drove all the way to Florida, and we governments within the first 10 days of a given term. In other OBA s didn't have to ask permission soul. We just went." from a Wits?! CRSiS words, the hall dues should work The open hearing with the "What happened, daddy?" through a system similar to the ASMSU Policy Committee "Nobody really knows. People just "pay now with refund later" tonight should throw some light kept using up gasoline and oil until procedure of the campus radio on defining the functions and there was none jeft. i remember in '73 'TELL Ml MORE ABOUT THIS ENERGY CRISIS OF WHICH YOU SPEAK network, WMSN, and the State relations of the Office of Black that Detroit announced it had had its News. Affairs (OBA) and other cabinet greatest year. Sold more big cars than The failure to include a departments to the ASMSU any time in its history. POINT OF VIEW refund provision in Thursday's Student Board. "But nobody bothered to tell ballot indicates a lack of The Office of Black Affairs Detroit there would be nothing to put Cain, John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie managing editor; Michael Fox, editorial editor. and the other organizations are appointed by the ASMSU board to provide cabinet in the big gas tanks. They said it wasn't their problem, "It was really funny because in Charges must assorted services to the student Washington they were arguing about Bill Holstein, campus editor; Mike Cody, By PHI LIP A. KORTH Man has asked that question for as long as he has wonden copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary body. At present, the ASMSU i automobile pollution and the emission standards for 1976 when, in fact, the Associate Professor in James Madison College about war. The response of this University to the eventsol Scharrer, sports editor: Jim Bush, staff ^ , c ^ » Code of Operations only defines last May is much easier than formulating a response tola n representative. mauve. - , . , prob,em wcu itself ^ere ^ no iuv and 10 others' general question. As the University preaches toleruJ . Masaikoski, advertising the structure of the cabinets, and juei |eft t0 pollute anything. Should the University community permit the more manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising does not specify what type of "Why didn't Detroit build smaller recruitment of students into the military forces on this so it must exhibit tolerance. It has the power to do so l manager; John Greening, asst. advertising manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. financial or judicial control cars that wouldn't use so much campus? Should the University community permit the must drop the charges against the 10 who were arrested. P training of military officers through ROTC programs on the It is, perhaps, instructive of the failure of tf Members of the board of directors; Vic ASMSU may exert ovet the «asolme?" campus? University's mission that one must write letters such as!l Spaniolo, president: Debbie White, vice president; Carolyn Stieb««, secretary - bodies. „ ,. . » - "Because they said. Americans Beth questions have been discussed and debated on this It is also instructive that one must accompany apleal| treasurer; Frank Senger; Roland Williams; Tonight's hearing at-6 in 128K Wourttn't go for it. They said that and other campuses across the country. These political tolerance with assurances that it is not license. We« Tom Riordan; Al Wilke; Michael Orr. Natural Science Bldg. will Americans had^always had^ blg^ cars, _ . issues lead us to express to the University community of unable to distinguish between the two. We transformM and that they had deserved big cars which we are a part sympathy for our students who inches of hair on a young man's head into a certain markd The Michigan State News is a seven time attempt to answer some of these because big cars were what made opposed the ROTC program and military recruiting last degeneracy. A plea for peace transforms the speaker intoB - recipient of the Pacemaker Award for questions and work to propose America great. spring. We agree with them that this University, designed as tool of the enemy. A demonstration asserting humanisy outstanding journalism. legislation that will define these "Of course now they have no jg to jncrease understanding and respect for life, should values becomes a riot, a criminal act drawing tr1 relationships. choice but to manufacture two - sever any link with forces concerned with taking life. And charges. no euphemism can mask the essential function of military . forces; they are by their very nature constantly ready to The trials of those arrested during the demonstration make war. the Student Services Building last May began Oct. 16. Tr Reason tells us that ROTC and military recruiting belong University is responsible for bringing the charges. The Id in the fort and not the campus. Our understanding of that they face trial has already damaged these stut'entr| The Doctor's Bag purposes demands that we recognize the fundamental contradiction between military and educational pursuits, in excess of what their acts demand. We must not transfoj those events into something they were not. No murderoJ And we must also understand how the presence of military mayhem was planned nor executed. No riot occurred * representatives should assault the sensibilities and outrage one stormed the Student Services Building with blood inW i\ By ARNOLD WERNER, MD the consciences of us all. The issue is profound. Feelings eye. Do the charges, assaulting an officer for exampH Letters may be addressed to Dr. question is this, is it really necessary to on psychological factors than should run high about it. accurately describe the pushing and shoving which octiw Werner at the University Health remove all outside apparel for a physiologic ones. Many men awaken Intensity of feeling does not justify all things, however, there? Are we not guilty of transforming a Center. Names need not be included But if we have taught our students to be sensitive to issues minor confrontation into a major clash? stethoscope examination or is this with erections quite regularly and unless a personal reply is requested. doctor just a "dirty old man"? while not usually an indicator of around them. to oppose forces which rob us of our The University can inform our culture best by living* My boyfriend and I have chosen It is virtually impossible to use a sexual excitement this serendipitous human'ty, then we should not be shocked to see them act to the commitments it has made. It can encourage tolefflj not to engage in sexual intercourse for stethoscope adequately unless it is finding can be' utilized in the "P<>n our lessons. by exhibiting it and dropping the charges against tno^ placed against bare skin. In haste, an traditional fashion. But how much shou,d we tolerate? What are the limits? arrested. a number of reasons . For one thing, occasional physician will slip the we believe that abstinence is the best form of birth control available. stethoscope up under clothing without asking a person to disrobe. This In recent years, the accident toll could We were wondering if become pregnant if a woman sperm was groping technique is not looked on with favor by those in the profession Music hits drinking drivers has between 50 and 60 per cent o« wavered ■ swallowed? We have heard a number who pride themselves on their physical accidents. Even more serious isB of conflicting answers if sperm is transferred from the such as (1) yes, diagnostic ability. Physicians generally become quite Two To the Editor: The MSU Dept of conference was delayed 25 minutes because another member of the music fact that approximately 75 all fatal accidents are caused percwB J Music displayed department desired drinking drivers. Persons in tnej digestive tract somehow, (2) adept in handling the physical to participate. examination situation conflicting behavior when certain When the instructor finally arrived, he group of 18 - 20 cause a g°oP absolutely no, (3) yes, if a living sperm involving faculty members denied concerned patients of the opposite sex in a informed me that complaints of this number of these tragedies, but n_ is passed from the body and remains students the right to a conference for near the vaginal opening and swims nonsexual fashion, sometimes almost an explanation of grading criteria. nature must go before the department disproportionate amount as comPl too much so. The ethical prohibitions chairman. I immediately corrected his with other age categories. I upward and fertilizes an egg. Please set us straight. , 1 ,. , ... find your letter absolutely , , . , against the use of patients for one's own personal titillation are so strong Cents Inherent in music is creativity. Students of music must possess misinterpretation of the routine nature of the conference. He reluctantly gave What is thus needed is angle approach which would spwB » offensive. In this day and age of the that the exceptions are very few and creativity, be given room to grow and permission to the other instructor to the entire problem of alcohol J- objective test, I have succeeded in far Though it is possible that develop and be able to enjoy sincere proceed with the meeting. driving. To demand raising] you have met such an exception, it is drinking age back to 21 wowMl writing only essay answers to relationships with those who offer also possible that your male friend was As the meeting ensued, it became nothing, especially in view of ti*l questions I receive, and you have the nerve to send me something that you expect me to answer in multiple putting you on. When my boyfriend and I have Worth constructive Since when criticism. has communication diminished to a low faculty clear that the students had legitimate concerns and that the instructor that the right has been in ft over a year. We would '"e J . contradicted himself, offering no increasing the incidence of r choice format. Very well, block In the intercourse the evening. I usually ebb whereby suspicions surrounding a constructive criticism to the students. using false identification " space between the lines under number have an or9asm about 80 to 90 per meeting where student concerns are to gain access to bars and liquors two. cent of the time. But when we have be discussed? Subtle racism was at its best. It You are right, abstinence is the best must be noted these students will be Again, my commendation tot m intercourse in the morning, I rarely Recently, a group of students were editorial. . ,. form of birth control available and have an orgasm. The sensations do not disturbed about evaluative grades and applying to upper music college and Jackie Vaug» the persons who will grant them access oral sexual contact is a perfectly harmless form of sexual activity. Some seem as intense in the morning and I LETTER POLICY sought to clarify certain aspects with a the two State KepresertJ do not develop signs of sexual The State News certain instructor. Rejected, the are faculty members who people find the idea upsetting and excitement. welcomes all letters. Letters students sought out a faculty member misconstrued the meaning of the What could cause the there seems to be a cultural bias to the editor should be conference. difference between night and day? By (myself) from another department against this sort of thing. Aside from typed double space with 65 who in turn Anally obtained an its pregnancy producing capabilities, the «ay. my boyfriend ,u«t as v.r.le Annette Kearney Tequila space counts on each line. appointment for the students. semen is not an especially remarkable ,n morning. Letters must be signed and assistant professor of substance, being basically bland include hometown, student, The first faculty member informed a There could be a number of Counseling Center fluid. There are no cases of me that it was highly irregular for his poisoning plausible explanations for the situation faculty or staff standing, or masculinization from injestion and you describe. Some people tend to local phone number and department members to have To the Editor: contrary to local address. No unsigned conferences with faculty and students. This was an insult to orangm ^myth, mandrake roots wake up much more slowly in the don't grow where it strikes the ground. Recently I was examined by morning and they are generally in a less alert state than they are at other times of the day. This might be due to letters will be accepted, but the State News withhold author's name in will I was told that there could not be a group meeting. No reason was given. The persons requesting the meeting Drinking Since there was no bottle the ad, one can only assum orange juice was for olMJJL sale. " J I physician because I had symptoms of a a fluctuations in hormone levels or a extreme cases. Letters may were three black students. All three To the Editor: orange juice respect how can itee''"1^ alcohol drink«B be black students had the same concerns I wish to cold and a fever. He told me that it concommitant of the sleeping state. edited for clarity and and wanted a group meeting. The State News for its commend the orange juice In any #»y ex^ J was necessary to remove my blouse On the other hand, morning time is conciseness so more letters finely worded and miked with alcohol when ' a music instructor had refused, stating and brassiere because these would usually fairly rushed for a lot of can be accommodated. exceptionally cogent editorial of April continue to deal lf> such oven | he had spoken with his supervisor and 12 concerning the interfere with the of people and you might be preoccupied Letters will not be edited problem drinkers. use a stethoscope. with other things which do not allow for content. this meeting could not be sanctioned. Of special merit was the fact that the And yet when a male friend with The meeting was finally granted. editoral cited the overall the you to relax sufficiently to become problem of same symptoms was examined by drinking drivers, not sexually excited. merely those the same doctor, he kept his shirt on To add insult to injury, the between the ages of 18 and-20. Sexual excitement for the man is throughout the examination. My capricious and seems to depend more Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1973 5 MICHAEL FOX Commission Utility rates Mo Bell 7 and POINT OF VIEW against the utilities which make up a major segment of the state's economy. The top four utilities in Michigan, for example, gross $2 billion in revenues Kalis sees the commission moving towards securing new legislation to coordinate the growth of as bill, if the charges for late payments are reasonable disconnection procedures are. what the Reject amendment each year with Michigan Bell and 30,000 employes one of the top 10 its these utilities to avoid duplication and keep costs to a minimum in such endeavors as building new power by Furthermore, students will the commission's the procedures for be aided investigation of for1 57 1. employers in Michigan. plants. security deposits — By JOHN C. SCHAFER The commission exists because the whether it is fair to charge certain low In this area and Davenport, Iowa junior others, Ralls says income, transient people like students As a student at MSU you may have learned that the Residence Halls Assn. and the elderly higher costs for (RHA) is proposing an amendment to their constitution. The election is deposits. Thursday. Vote no in your residence hall. rhis commission - with $2 million a year "The lid has been I will back my position. The RHA taken off proposes to collect, at registration, a $1.75 budget must stand up against the utilities traditional regulation which stuck to a tax from every on - campus student, every term. This would which make up a major segment current residence hall dues. There are a supposedly replace of the state's utility's profit margin," Ralls said in a few differences, however, the RHA tax economy. The top four utilities in Michigan, recent interview. ' is mandatory. If you don't pay, you get a hold card. The proposed amendment makes no mention of a refund for example, gross $2 billion in revenues each "There are legitimate financial procedure. Present residence hall dues are. in with needs of the utilities, but the practice, voluntary since there is no effective enforcement year Michigan Bell and its 30,000 objective mandatory dues within the residence hall. procedure for must be a better life for all employes one of the top ten employers in people." So what RHA is doing is making you pay $1.75 a term that you don't have to Michigan. He questions if the theory of pay now. Every term. Even if a refund procedure was economies voluntary instituted by of scale — where for your residence hall council, you would have to go and ask for it every term. example the electric company gives My second objection to this proposal is the manner in which it has"been lower rates to those who use more presented. Most students found out about the tax today. The referendum is on electricity - is fair in light of the Thursday. This long period of advance notification is obviously intended to energy problem. foster a debate of the issue in a public forum like the State News. Why is RHA so afraid to have the issue discussed if it is such a Instead of a discount for I get the distinct good idea? large feeling that maybe they have the same opinion as I: If the quantity, he suggests the financial students are informed about the bonus might go best for those who use proposal, they will vote it down. That's what happend the least electricity. no. to^the RHA tax last year. Please make sure to vote Thursday And Student's don't need any more taxes levied vote on them. POINT OF VIEW Moss transit sy locally - based mass - transit system The peripheral route would also present mass - transit system are many. and for discontinuing the buying of result in the isolation of many of the First of all is the cost. With today's property for uses such as the Ann residential communities from schools prices, 35 cents for a one - way trip is Street extension and possible and downtown East Lansing. Another too expnesive. Who wants to pay 70 peripheral routes. reason for banning the building of new cents in order to go to the store and According to his letter, Holly thoroughfares if«*.he realization that buy a dozen eggs? would be opposed to both of these new roads encourage more people to actions, but if he were to speak to use cars by making it easier to take a Secondly, the present route does of the not allow access to many areas off of some residents of the car instead of a bus or bike. Mass the main Grand River route. community, he would possibly transit, if properly implemented, could understand the reasoning behind these reverse this trend. Thirdly, a 20 - to 40 - minute wait Hopefully the bus in the cold is a decisions. system would be owned and operated long time to delay an The people of East Lansing do not errand, and also people need by the city, and offered to the people enjoy being used as a thruway, which as a public service for little or no cost. transportation on weekends and after results in the decay of its own business 10 p.m. e has wondad The East Lansing system would be to the events« area while supporting Lansing and connected with those of other The convention suggestion a response totk Meridian malls, etc. But an even more communities in the tri - county area. possible mass - transit system that •aches tolenm C 3i | UCU>, if important concern is the disruption of The linking of the routes would allow would consist of shuttle buses power c 31 ATE 31 j WAS KINP J you US SUCH /W C 'MOfJ, life in residential communities. At the commuters using Grand River by methane gas produced by waste rearrested. I uI r/jkjT I P PP/fiJ. MfUL. Pep-SON' He% Keep uer's present parents can allow their Avenue to leave their autos at home treatment plants. This sytem would be Failure of I 'rnv/rs TONIGHT IS JT CANT MAT TO trpouJM, eerr it children to walk or bike to school and cut down of traffic congestion. both economical and less .fteCOMiMC MV BOhkJNb MLLy»7 ove* polluting ers such as til ftr TD vrer wenr ots/opce you' i without worrying about them crossing Reasons for the failure of our than automobiles. pany a plead busy roads. :ense. We «■ ' transform H certain mirkfl Advent Utilities (pari) $204.00 e speaker into! Kenwood KR-4200 279.95 ting humanisa drawing assul ADVENT PE 3060 149.95 Base and Dust Cover 25.90 Frado F-3E 50.00 monstrationsi TOTAL VALUE S709.80 ;an Oct. 16. Tl The Graduate system is our larges. The W answer to your very important ese students a You're taking auaf our WHO IN THE UJORLP question, "What should I spend on it not transfflB GAMBLING? 6AME BECAUSE Of 6AM8LIN6? 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It all Brewery Monday night, energized rapport, the added to the overall feeling. example S ilverstein's since it really reflecting much of the ef"'° ' style band had a few other facets "Freakers Ball" — "All the its style. and class one would expect which helped its stage In the final analysis, the fats and the dikes they Monday S from the new leaders of presence. The band had an charm of the band actually boogyin together/ Leather performed a much l- ^ decadent uncensoreH version rock and roll. depends on its musical freaks dressed in all kind of air of spontaneity about it. They were phenomenal and material. The band seems to leather/ The greatest of the It seemed as though the easily the best single group consist of street freaks sadists and the masochists to play an area bar this year. members were stage having just up on good time turned rock and roll stars — too I Screamin' please hit take thej,™'^ All the requirements for a great show were there. A (I've never a seen any one that bizarre subspecies just me' and 'I'll hit you."' They know of their musir the iSS0,» group laugh quite as much slightly over the edge of to carry ;tn^ j anddon'i . large and enthusiastic crowd sanity, and well beyond the The band did all of its it off during a set), playing of Hook "freaks" showed whatever they felt like for realm of normalcy. famous tunes: "Get my greater. This is pan" "J (many of them dressed for a an appreciative audience. The songs are either Rocks Off," "Making it refreshing in this pretentious rock and ^ "Freaker's Ball") and the show had a decent sound. ro! The band was smooth, playing well and obviously getting off on the crowd. It was the ideal situation for rock and roll — a feedback iiii gets off on the band and the MSU troupe Fwaiter's Lead singer Ray Sawyer led Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show through one of the best shows in the campus area this year Monday night at the Brewery. The group sang all of its big hits including "Cover of the Rolling Stone" and an updated uncensored version of "Sylvia's Mother." State News photo by Dale Atkins on USO tour of Europe a former professional through contributions of Federal Campaign Thirteen MSU theater vari,ety sh%ow> written and the students and two faculty members will embark c ' Pe,r1foJrmie,d called by Athe Broad. Antics A - 8ro"P; dancer. include The show several will musical the through American the United Way, public independent USO campaigns and oth« ninp wppk tour of Fnronp In addition, me m addition, the director director numbers and skits, and will the Overseas Combined voluntary donations. as part of a USO tour. The ^ the Productions Robert Mature the g1rls in the by the USO and the American Theater Assn. from jjudjitf will not only more than 100 applicants. ««s^s,but lineup They will tour army u of production _ route„ group is free to travel „ „ *«">«■ returning home. rhes before wed. Command, which Includes the Azores, Italy and 8:30 p.m. THE Channel 12. Several members of the This marks the 15th year SHENYANG ACROBATIC Germany, presenting two „ productions. troupe have special acts that college students have TROUPE OF THE MUSICAL ARTISTS The first is the hit which will be incorporated participated in the USO PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF brilliant ensemble of Broadway musical "A funny into the variety show; one is college show program. The CHINA. A 90 - minute Japanese musicians, tl Thing Happened On The licensed hypnotist, USO, a non - profit entertainment special Tokyo String Qu?rte Way To The Forum" and another a guitarist who has organization, is able to starring this troupe in a makes its U.S. televise the second is an original worked nightclubs, and one sponsor these shows stunning display of skill in debut. They pli acrobatics and conjuring DeBussy's tiuartest No. i acts filmed at the John F. Opus 10. WKAR, Chaw Kennedy Center for the 23. 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Every race | auto pollution standards. mankind, is beyond racial, imagines God to have its I testimony before a Senate Clean Air and V/ater Jommittee, Ruckelshaus said reductions should be made trial and considerations." territorial tl racial features," he said. He said this is justifiable ■rable on the amount of nitrogen oxide pollution Onvioha stated that for ONVIOHA since "the form, holy or Kitted from auto exhausts. many years Afro unholy, moral or immoral Ruckelshaus said that the 90 per cent reduction now ■ Americans have of God is a reflection of the been ■red by law "is, in my judgement, not necessary," and any kind of leadership to complexion of the regarded as empty headed special purchase! - fd that a new standard should be set by the agency not liabilities in the American society. 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GRAND OPENING PRIZES, TOO. Register to win one of hundreds of valuable merchandise prizes. You don't have to ROGERS attend the drawing to be eligible. SEE OUR $500,000 DIAMOND DISPLAY 3301 Michigan-Lansing, Michigan & REGISTER TO WIN 1/2 CT. mA DIVISION OF MODERN MERCHANDISING, INC. DIAMOND RING! 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April Botsmen take home opener, 5-1, By LYNN HENNING accounting for Albion's lone double and four walks in run. the fifth inning accounting State News Sports Writer The nightcap was called for all of Albion's runs. The Spartan baseball after six innings but not Gerard knocked in a five team took advantage of before MSU had sent 17 runs for the day while Albion's wildness and hit men to the plate in the Rohde knocked in four when it counted Tuesday to fourth inning and scored 11 MSU runs. take a doubleheader victor, runs. And interestingly, both 5 - 1, and, 15 • 3, at Kobs Spartan first The Spartans picked up Gerard and Rohde use the baseman John Rohde Field. new aluminum bats that the Don Ballard went the only four hits in the fourth is warmly greeted by but three Albion pitchers Big Ten has decided to catcher distance in the first game allow on an experimental Bailey Oliver for MSU, giving up just four gave up eight walks in the (25) after stroking a inning to make the MSU basis. hits. The Spartans scored home run in hits count. The Spartans are now 16 four of their five runs in the Tuesday's of - 7 on the season and 7 - 1 sweep first two innings as Bill Gerard got the Spartans since returning from their Albion. Simpson, John Rohde and off to a quick 3 - 0 lead in State News photo Florida trip. sophomore second baseman the second when he blasted MSU hosts a big weekend by John Dickson Craig Gerard all hit home his second home run of the of Big Ten games, runs. day, a line drive over the entertaining Iowa at Kobs MSU picked up seven leftfield fence. Field Friday at 2 p.m. in a hits by seven different Steve VanderLaan went doubleheader and then batters in the first game as all the way in the nightcap, Minnesota comes to town Ballard cruised through the giving up just three hits, but Saturday for another Albion line up, not allowing the junior righthander from twinbill starting at 1 p.m. a hit until the fifth inning. Grand Rapids was The sophomore extremely wild. righthander was nicked for VanderLaan, now 2 - 1 three hits in the sixth inning on the season, gave up a Rohde de HIRE FOR UNITED WAY BOSTON (UPI) — NORM CASH and AL KALINE cracked home runs and designated hitter GATES BROWN Ex-MSU coach in town By JACK WALKDEN "When I played, players scored twice after banging out a pair of hits Tuesday played for Cleveland when all the money it gives the I went both ways because if a afternoon while the Detroit Tigers tripped the Boston Red State News Sports Writer the team just started. There owners." ■ Sox, 6-3. player was taken out in a have been just as good of certain half he couldn't go How would the "Four Carlton Fisk hit a pair of bases - empty homers for the Jim Crowley, who used passers as Graham, but I back into the game in that Horsemen" do now? Red Sox and Rico Petrocelli added another solo blast. to gain fame as well as Graham was a better •half. This made for more• JOE COLEMAN gained his third victory of the young yardage as one of the "Four runner." season for Detroit. Horsemen" at Notre Dame, conservative play." "The other would've done all three| is now carrying the ball for On the high salaries now, right"! TOWSON, MD. - When EARL WEAVER first became Talking about Crowley said, "the pay is Crowley joked. "We m I the United Way of manager of the Baltimore Orioles almost four years ago his quarterbacks, Crowley said, terrific. They're getting it so light, but if we had bees I Michigan. temper frequently got him into trouble with umpires. Now "One guy I've always they must be worth it. born 50 years later, we I it has apparently gotten him into trouble with the Maryland The former MSU coach, admired is Otto Graham. He Television has done it with inight've been heavier." State Police. . who was named to the all - Weaver, 42, was arrested Monday night and charged with Notre Dame football drunken driving and failing to stay within a single lane after — foc/oy| at halfback, was in Wolverines team he was stopped by a state trooper on the Baltimore town Tuesday to speak at Beltway. But he was also charged with malicious destruction of the United Way Budget Conference being held at property after he allededly kicked the right front door and fender of the police car causing an estimated $50 damage. the Kellogg Center. ***** NEW YORK — The Boston Celtics collected another high honor Tuesday when TOMMY HEINSOHN was named Crowley, Stuhldreher, Elmer Layden and Don Harry Miller in the for a rivalry the National Basketball Assn.Coach of the year for 1972 • 73. backfield were known as the Heinsohn led Boston to the Atlantic Division "Four Horsemen" which starred for Knute Rockne's Championship for the second straight season, but this time the outspoken Celtic mentor brought the club a record won - lost percentage of .829 on a 68 -14 mark. "This is the first coaching trophy I've won," said Irish 1920s. teams in the early against MSU Heinsohn. who received 29 votes. Layden is now retired By JACK WALKDEN would on a varsity team." and lives in Chicago, while State News ***** Sports Writer Stevenson has answers on why Michigan Miller is a federal judge. DETROIT (UPI) - Red Wing owner BRUCE NORRIS Stuhldreher died in 1964. The MSU lacrosse team will face has been such a powerhouse at times this Tuesday defended his National Hockey League club against another stern test today as it hosts cross - season. criticism by fired coach JOHNNY WILSON but said he I remember .... state rival Michigan at 3:30 p.m. at the Crowley coached the would sell the club if he can't produce a winner. Jim secret practice field located south of "Its an excellent graduate school and "I don't think it's any fun to keep losing," said the Crowley, former MSU coach and "Four Spartans from 1929 - 1932 before Spartan Stadium. because most lacrosse players are excellent millionaire Chicago businessman who held a rare news Horsemen" star at Notre Dame, takes time to speak moving on to Fordham. students, they usually come up with a fine conference with other management personnel to respond to with WJIM reporter Herb Washington. Crowley is in The Spartans, under first - year coach team." Wilson's charges. town to speak in behalf of the United Way of Bob Stevenson, take a 2 • 2 record into the "I had four very pleasant contest after falling last Saturday to Because the game is a nonleague tilt, "But," he said, "IF I can't deliver a winning team to the Michigan. fans, then a complete change would be in order." State News Photo by Mark Wiedelman years here and I hated to powerful Ohio Wesleyan 14 • 3. Stevenson plans "a change in tactics." go," Crowley said. The Spartans and Wolverines have faced "I'm not going to risk injury and in In his seven - year stay at two common opponents with the results not going to worry about a bid Fordham, Crowley had the quite perplexing. Against Ashland MSU performance because its a nonleafl* LASH VS. TIGER JACK distinction of great Vince Lombardi. coaching the was it 17 edged 4 - ■ 2, while Michigan rolled over 2. Just the opposite was true against game," Stevenson said. "We'll play our best game and not worry about it." Oberlin as MSU triumphed 7 • 5, while There haven't been any Michigan lost 9-7. Although Stevenson plans to use game as a "learning experience," tin outstanding changes in Stevenson may have some of the answer Spartans will be out for a little bit o( Grudge football in recent years for this amazing reversal. revenge against Michigan. Even though the rema Crowley said. "Football is more wide - It (U - M) is a club team, not a varsity team," Stevenson said. "All of its players Spartans hold an 11 • 5 series edge, th» Wolverines have won five of the last six, The two teams split a pair of games M open now," he commented. may not show up for the games like they year. Sultans off swat There's no grudge like when Breslin an old grudge Tiger and C. Patric "This is it" Larrowe Jack - Spartan trackmen set, knock heads later this month, only one will walk submission away. paddled Larrowe into Breslin last outdoor action beckons! By CHARLES JOHNSON Keven Reabe and Larry Keane. .jB season, but Lash says State News Sports Writer Going in the 440 - yeard dash will be Mike Miirpny | it will be different this "The true test of a championship team is to see how well Bill Nance, who both could emerge as conference tn year. "This may break it adapts to adversity" — MSU assistant track coach Jim out in fisticuffs," he Bibbs. The long jump will boost Del Gregory and JohnJ*itfllH the Spartan's bread and butter field event compe ■ Those words by the Spartan track aide just about both having leaped over 24 feet. Gregory also poses a ■ summed up what the MSU track team has to do if it in the triple jump, with 50 - feet credentials. by Dale Atkins expects to be a conference contender this season. BRESLIN LARROWE When the Spartans open their outdoor season this Along with mainstay senior John Morrison, the Spart weekend at the Kansas relays, they will be flaunt fresh crop of talented hurdlers. By GARY F. "SEE IT NOW" KORRECK bourgeoise and I carry the banner of the working without a distance coach Jim Gibbard and several key team members. "Gee ! State News Sports Writer proletariat." "Are you proposing a revolution, Lash?" Gibbard automobile accident is currently hospitalized following an Paul Zollnsky, Todd Murphy blossom into top flight athletes and Luray with a full Cooper^ f°ur y I , are you going after Tiger Jack "Symbolically,son. Symbolically." Thursday, though he is expected to again?' "But gee whiz, Lash, suppose you lose again?" join the team later this year. competition ahead of them. I "That's right, my boy. I'm giving him another chance." "I told him last year to wait till this year and In addition to Gibbard's absence, Spartan runners Mike MSU will field a competent 440 • yard relay, I'm not about to wait until next "But, gosharootie Lash, he really paddled you year." Holt, Mike Hurd, Larry Jackson and Dane Fortney will miss Cassleman and Dill posted as sure bets for the un ■ last year." "Tiger Jack's not the type to give up without a the Kansas meet because of spring football obligations. Nance, Brad Rogers, Kirk Schluetter and Zolinsky o»w "Despite all of the unfavorable conditions, I think we for the other two spots. "I was just testing him. Just testing him." fight." can still win it," Bibbs said. "We have Ron Cool back in "You mean you let him win?" "Yeah, but he's a year older and I'm hoping to get him in an off year." half mile and Marv Roberta In the shot put and discus the "We're the defending champion In the 440 expect us to come up with a unit worthy of re'*y^l "Pure psychology, my boy - picked it up in which should really be a boost to the squad." rcPe,T my studies of Harry Bridges. Give the other guy "Is he giving you odds?" "I hear the Greek On the whole, the Spartan outdoor Bibbs stated. "With Dill sitting back there to anchor u, an inch and take a mile for yourself." contingent Is much rather confident that we will." won't touch it, but that doesn't rule out the the same as the indoor squad, with a few additions. "Zowie Lash, isn't that unethical?" possibility of a small wager." Going In the 100 and 220 - yard dashes will be speedster Marshall Dill, the defending Big Ten champ In the latter. The Spartans will field good quarter - mllers. a mile relay d that more than half increase was in New Orleans survey date. Price cuts per cent were between 11 market and said consumer at round steak, pork chops, leg meat items checked where a pound of round ranged from a fraction of 1 and 20 cents per pound demand also of lamb, veal cutlet and COUPLES SS.OO selling at the per was low S1 um allowed under steak went from a special cent to more than 30 per cent for certain items on lower. Other cuts of meat because of the cost. sirloin steak stayed the V off with ad s* sale price of $1.19 to $1.79 ranged from 1 to 59 cents The items checked were same. Roast beef was up ice ceilings imposed — a dime below the special-sale. below the ceiling. one pound each of: round and lamb chops and roast ceiling. [presidand beef ent porkNixonlate laston Roast beef was up in seven cities, anywhere from 3 to The survey compared Monday's prices also None of the steak, center cut pork chops, chopped chuck, beef sold below the ceiling; other items were at the supermarkets involved in sirloin steak, rib lamb ceiling. forces in the Nixon listration said, while, that the TO RETURN TO NATURE freeze. Their Ilent may impose a new e after House Renters ients came let to stand usually it i, mberofthe ach should be more e than the tutor type m where the tutor is (with a student for a set r of hours a day or Starring Wonder Woman, Linda Lovelace and several other brazen young ladies. Rated X of course. LATE JACK LORD Man of [PGIO Our Box Office opens every day at 11:45. DEEP THROAT at noon, 2:35, 5:15, 8:00, 10:?5, HARDLY MARRIED 1:19, 3:56, 6:33. 9:17 SUSAN STRASBF.RG Fri. and Sat. our last show begins at Midnite. THE HAMB Or IaMancha TECHNICOLOR X TO ATTEND THESE FILMS. YOU MUST BE 18 JHEGAMF/SfUi 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan classified lads get DODGE $500. PICKUP - half new, 485-0409 days only. MUSTANG 1969 3-speed, low mileage, good - V-8, ROUTE DRIVER - full time, days. Apply in person, 143% TWO GIRLS wanted for apartment, occupancy t-girl LUXURY " ADULT Wood side CJ a ■ resoltsj PHONE 355 8255 DODGE 5-4-24 440 magnum CHARGER 1968 automatic, full - condition, four new tires, and extras. 3-4-18 $1,000. 663-8311. CLERK N. Harrison between 1-4pm. 3-4-20 TYPIST - preparing immediately to September. Phone 337-1800. or after 5pm 339-2219.5-4-18 Abbott Road. at $180 Call 332-4240. 114-20 One SSI hLl 347 Student Services Blda power, AM/FM, exceptional. OLDS TORONADO 1969 - air accounts and insurance forms 2 GIRLS NEEDED^ •AUTOMOTIVE $1000. 514 882-6993. 3-4-20 Fenton or conditioned, AM/FM 8-track stereo, lots of extras. Phone 339-8338. 3-4-20 in doctors office. Must type 60w.p.m. Salary range $4.25 - $4.50. Write to Manager, YES two apartment J-H.JCall Am„ 337-189,^ Scooters & Parts & Service Cycles DODGE DART 1963 - PLYMOUTH 1962 Good X-RAY ASSOCIATES, P.C., Suite 101, 1322 E. Michigan johns per SUBLET SUMMER "** Excellent condition, $350. - bedroom, c,0se _ • Aviation EMPLOYMENT 489-3488. 3-4-20 transportation. 6 standard transmission. $100. cylinders, Ave., Lansing, 48912. 5-4-25 apartment! parking, g00d 355 0868. 2-4-18 and balconies, too 332-5288.44-20 • RDR RENT Apartments DODGE CHALLENGER 1971, V-8 automatic, air conditioning and many - PLYMOUTH 1948 - 2 door, If] Now Leasing For Summer & Fall 1 GIRL, OWN room f 1 Houses from California, best offer extras. 29,000 miles. Mint Summer Rent From $45 over $350. 485-0409 days STEREO RENTALS $23 per Rooms _ condition. Best offer. WATER'S EDGE only. 5-4-24 term, $9.50 per month. Free •FOR SALE Animals 349 3196. 5-4-20 DODGE PANEL truck 1963 - delivery, service and pick-up. No deposit. TV's available at and RIVER'S EDGE ~NOWs Mobile Homes excellent motor, good body, same rates. Call NEJAC, next to Cedar Village leasing foi •LOST & FOUND $350. 484-4683. 3-4-18 "Tuer are growing quite weu 337-1300. C-4-30! •PERSONAL PONT I AC GTO - 1968, good ALBERT STREET 551, one tn (No summer apts. left for •PEANUTS PERSONAL EL CASINO - 1969, 350 V-8 tires. 400 engine, 4 speed, TWtear LIKE 59ME SORT WEEP..! . Apartments block from campus. Large 2 Summer Rates: Fn|i) automatic, new shocks and bucket seats, excellent •REAL ESTATE bedroom, furnished, air brakes. Also cover for back. condition. 676-5068. 3-4-18 Post Office Box 1523 2 Persons in East Lansing, Michigan 48823 conditioned, balconies. 2 •RECREATION 349-4311. Ask for Terry. man, $170. 3-4 man, $180. 2 Bedroom 5-4-19 PONTIAC CATALINA - 1968, MILFORD STREET 126, 2 Apt. •SERVICE blocks from campus. Deluxe, See resident managers in Si50 per mo. Instruction air conditioned, furnished 2 apartment 2, (351-9250), or Typing Service FIAT 128 - 1972, good Motorcycles j.jj^ man, $180, 3 man $195. call 351-6676. 10-4-20 3 or 4 Persons in condition, radial tires, radio, 2 Bedroom Now leasing. 332-3909, Apt. •transportation $1,700. 485-7835. 3-4-18 MARIGOLD APTS. $180 per TEMPEST 1966 - 45,000 miles, 351-8571, 372-5767. mo. •wanted HONDA CB450, 1972, excellent PART TIME, 8 men needed 911 Marigold. FORD VAN good condition, $400. Call 0-4 30 - 1962, runs well, •• RATES •• $95 or make offer. 355-2050. 393-6182, evenings. 5-4-20 condition, $900 371-4314 or after best offer. 3:30pm. during month. Spring Phone term. $300 489-3494. Now leasing for Summer an< Fall. Large 1 bedroom apt CEDAR 2-4-19 TWO GIRLS needed for 1 10 *JOrdJJ limmun TOYOTA 1972 - celica yellow, 5-4-20 C-4-30 Americana. For fall, winter, completely furnished. Newh carpeted. $170/ up. Fo VILIAGE No DAYS FORD WAGON 1965, new black vinyl roof, air, 5,000 spring, 337-1891 5-4-20 appt. call 337-7328 o BogueSt. at the RedC«# - INDIAN 1959 700cc, new toi LICENSED NURSE needed 6 rr, - tires. $200. Call miles. $2,600 351-1356 1-8545. 351 5180 3 1C Neil, end, wiring, clutch, parts nc hours daily Monday through TOT 13.00 349-2614, 353-0393. 5-4-25 before 11:30am. 5-4-24 ONE BEDROOM furnished ujjflsa problem. 351-3483. 3-4-18 Friday for arthritic lady. 1 GIRL for 2-bedroom, own 332-5176. X2-4/18 mobile home, $30/ week. 10 ! MAN FURNISIJ 7.80 room, $100 furnished or $77 apartments, available EE1B23 4.80 15.60 FORD VAN 1965 - needs TOYOTA COROLLA - 1971, BSA 650 1971, 2600 n minutes to campus. Quiet partially. Holt, 694-3595 block from campus Bi minor repair. Must sell, make best offer. Call John, - end peaceful on a lake. fFi Pm 6.00 9.75. 19.50 excellent conditi COUNSELORS - BOYS' camp evenings. 3 5 5-4501 days. air conditioning, 351-4|fl an offer. Phone 372-5767 882-1847 or 353-5988. 641-6601.0-4-30 or in Michigan. June 26 to 5-4-18 332-4201 afternoons. 3M 355-9073. 5-4-20 EHS3 7.20 11.70 23.40 484-8495. 5-4-19 3-4-19 August 18. General sports, 8.00 13.00 26.00 FORD SUPER Van 1967 - TOYOTA 1972 - Carina, 9000 1972 SUZUKI, 380J, excellent waterfront W.W.S.I, (must gymnastics. Write have CAMPUS VIEW GIRL apartment NEEDED to sublease through 2 BEDROOM sublease SUMliJ m nm 10.0C 16.25 32.50 miles, air conditioned, still on condition, $750 or best offer. furnished » FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. new warranty, save $800. 355-9113. 3-4-19 APARTMENTS September, close to campus, $160. 351-3895 after HIES I PLAQUES 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. 332-6661. 2-4-19 C-3-4-19 cyclists are invited to meet in meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Nixon probably will visit jh Pennsylvania, Lansing. Tanks, canisters, and front of the Men's IM Building. 33 Union. Great Britain, Italy, France located. Call 5Vi,* ON DISPLAY SEALPOINT The Food Science Club 10 WAiriWC uprights. Guaranteed 1 full SIAMESE kittens and . IMMtOIATt Dtuvitr Peanuts Personal The Soaring Club will meet at will Si n from Germany, all of whose |D712. 3-4 18 " I sptciil him for year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS - box trained, $5.00. Call 7:30 p.m. today in the Captain's top leaders will have visited Quantity htrchtmi 351-3340 evenings. 14-18 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Room, Union. Election of him first at the White house. house spring - 316 North Cedar, opposite officers will take place. All er. Lansing east side, FREE "LASSIE with The Italian Prime City Market. C-3-4-19 - a crew OUR OVERWHELMING members should attend. carpeted, basement, cut!" Male, 3 years, must The Minister is to be here this gratitude to a Tri-Delta Geology Club will hold a month including WEDDING BANDS move. 355-0948. 5-4-20 Judge Reisig will speak to the colloquium on "History of the week and Warren said that and jewelry Sweetheart. We love edroom apartn ■s. 489 0456.3-4-18 ya, MSU Pre Law Club at Proto Atlantic Ocean based French President Pompidou custom made. Call 355-6021 - 7:30 - on from I-496. (IJ Rick! 1-4-18 today in 118 Eppley Center p.m. Paleontological Evidence" at will come to the United evenings. 10-4-23 on current law 4:30 issues and the 5-4-20 | PEOPLE, CLOSE to Cooley Law School. p.m. Thursday in 204 States before Nixon goes jlfftj jojo VIN« »t Phont Natural Science Bldg. All ■nished, available SOPRANO RECORDER Real Estate 332 1667 - interested persons are invited. abroad. 1337-1283. 3-4-18 excellent condition, $6.00. LABRADOR PUPS, black, Rick Larry Cushion Sporting Goods Borgen and Dave The exact dates of the Silvertone guitar, good AKC, eight weeks old, male. Whitehouse will take on the Little Sisters of Alpha Kappa 1 IU. N or MICH WIST or SCARS fall trip were not "iansinc s housi or TtofMiis" condition, $25. Harmony Call 393-7191. 3-4-19 Chess Club in a simultaneous Psi will hold open rush at 7 p.m. YOU CAN live in your own exhibition at 7:30 p.m. today in announced. It appeared that 150, like new, $35,339-8685 today. All are welcome. For JUMMER - ALASKAN duplex for under $200 a the Union Gold Room. rides, call 332 - 5048. Nixon might go to other ONE ROGER'S after 6pm. 54-20 MALAMUTES - Bring furnished, dnl Dynasonic month. Quiet street, close to equipment. countries well Snare drum. AKC registered, parents as but they 557 ne available Very good Listen Comf condition $75. 337-1861. CAMERA, PENTAX Spotmatic x-rayed, wormed, first shots. campus. Call Barbara Lipp to "Under- my were not mentioned at this 5-4-19 bdiately, single, paneled, with 85mm f/1.9 lens, used, The big sled dogs from Hollstein, LANOBLE Typing Service Thumb" at II p.m. every ■nished, parking, 5-4-18 M Monday Wednesday and Friday stage. good condition. Asking $180. excellent pedigrees. 551-0825 REALTY, 1516 E. Michigan, . Britain's Prime Minister on WMSN, 640 AM. flocks from campus. Call SPRING BICYCLE SALE 200 353-6032. 5-4 20 days, 337-2176 evenings. 482-1637 evenings 332-4787. Edward Heath visited [, 351-7236, 425 Ann units in stock, - 54-20 1-4-18 Meet the faculty and Lansing. 7-4-20 Bottechia, PROFESSIONAL IBM Washington in early Atala, Hercules, Peugeot, SCHWINN VARSITY - new administration of the College of 21" EAST LANSING, 4 bedroom, dissertation typing. MA Natural Science in an informal February, and West German Sekine, Garlatti, Welker, and women's, green, extras, Mobile Homes BB DOUBLE, $100. 355-4853. 3 4-18 colonial split - level, family English degree. MARTY atmosphere at 8 tonight at the Chancellor Willy Brandt is more. ALLSPORT BICYCLE a Iete I y furnished, room with fireplace, two full NORTH, 351-3487. C-4-30 Coral Gables Show Bar. coming to visit the President SHOP. 518 West Cross Street, «, kitchen, parking, TV STEREO SYSTEM baths, many extras. Walnut May 1. Nixon said that the Ypsilanti. 483-7194. 19-4-25 - 60w RMS IBM TYPING i, laundry, very close. GREAT LAKES 1969, Heights area, four blocks (pica - elite) ElectroVoice receiver, - Washington University Medical meeting with President ■ 332-896 5 or 484-9774. 12'x44', excellent condition. from MacDonald - Marble experienced. 1331 East KLH AM/FM ste Roberts tape deck, Kalamazoo. 489-1058 School will discuss the program Georges Pompidou would [4.4 ElectroVoice speakers Garrard Many extras, lakeside lot, Schools, priced in mid 30's. or and admissions with the MSU system. Scott model 101 371-3546. 10-4 30 be in the United States but must sell, 625-7770. 5-4-20 351-7846 after 5pm Pre Professional Club at 7 p.m. stereo speakers. Sony TC8W changer, bargain! Call for - not necessarily in PER. SINGLES. weekdays, an ytime today in 116 Natural Science 8-track recorder. Lafayette details. 355 3588 or Washington. pletely furnished, PARKWOOD 12'x60' 1966 - 2 weekends. 104-30 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Bldg. is, kitchen, LR1000T AM/FM stereo 482-3289. 3-4-18 parking, TV bedroom, air conditioned, Dissertations (Pica - Elite). receiver. Sony TC127 stereo The MSU Horticulture Dept. laundry, very close, skirting. Call 485-4405 after Fayann, 489-0358. C-4-30 50 USED SEWING ■ 332-8965 cassette deck. Petri FT 35mm machines will present William Carpenter 484-9774 ft Finances or 5pm. X10-4-23 SLR camera. Nikkor 35mm $9.95 up. Zig-Zag and speaking on "Flower Production )PLE, CLOSE ( p24 TYPING TERM papers, theses, and Storage" at 7 p.m. today in F2.8 lens. Binoculars, TV's, straight stitchers, portables umished, a 1972 etc. Electric. typewriters, and console models. CHAMPION, 12'x50', Experienced. 209 Horticulture Bldg. ■WITHOUT board, $65. tapestries. 400 Singers, JEAN MASSEY, 3-5pm 353-Ql used 8-track Whites, Kenmores, and fully carpeted, shed, EUROPE -$229 393-4075 (continued from page 1) tapes, $1 each. many C-4-30 | basement apartment, WILCOX SECOND HAND more too numerous to unfurnished. 5 minutes from SUMMER FLIGHTS, bonded The MSU Science Fiction "The problem is that r campus on MSU. Best offer, call and STORE, 509 East Michigan, mention. 30 used vacuums $5 guaranteed, advance Society will meet at 8 tonight in quality is such a damned 2 bedroom IW Street. Call 394-0274. 1-4-18 booking only. Reserve today. ANN BROWN Lansing. 485-4391. Trades, up. Uprights and tanks, - Typing and 31 Union to discuss "Do Clones hard 1867 3-4-20 EAST thing to measure „C, utilities Jj lay a way, bank cards. 8-5:30 Kirbys, Electrolux, Rainbows LANSING multilith offset printing. have Souls?" because you can't put a 33 7-1129 K' 1970 STATESMAN VACATION TRAVEL, Complete service for p.m. daily. C-4-30 - [HED ROOM student 351-2650. 20-4-30 The Bicycling Club will meet handle on it," Terry said. ;ntion. Hours FURNISHED, shed, skirting, dissertations, theses, month. Must be ELECTRO 9am to steps. 625-4983 after manuscripts, general typing, at 7:30 p.m. today in the Alley - "The only real measure you VOICE S.R.O.'s 5pm .Saturday 9-12 babysit. Call Ey to plan the race. Movies of 15" speakers, $55 each. noon. ELECTRO GRAND, 5:30pm. 5-4-24 RUSSIA-SCANDINAVIA IBM. 23 years experience. the Olympic bicycle races will can get on it is a very long - |997. 3-4-20 337 1341. 5-4-18 804 East Michigan, Lansing. 5 weeks. $387 Inclusive. 349-0850. C-4-30 be shown. range study, that could London departures. Small, i 0-4-27 1956 DREAM home, 8x40', International group camping involve 20 or 30 years." ROOM — near FARFISA ELECTRONIC organ TYPING TERM one bedroom, furnished, travel (ages 18-30). Also papers and A Free U class on "The "But the closer you draw . furnished, male and epiphone (Gibson) HARD TO get Blue Grass and $900 or best offer. 332-6086. Europe, Africa, India: 3-U theses, Electric typewriter. Lettuce Boycott - Past, Present i. Phone your finances to the line, 332-0322. amplifier. Phone Steve, other folk albums and 5-4 20 Write: Whole Earth Fast service, 349-1904. and Future" will be held at 8:30 Ltd., 8i the higher risk you run of 353-1349. 34-19 books. New and 10-4 24 p.m. Thursday in ll<> BErkev ). 64141 Hall. Call 332 - 89 53 for details. your quality dropping," he nstruments and 1rapery fabric ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, : discount prices. :ound |g] FLIGHTS - NEW YORK, WOULD LIKE my home, to do typing in 393-7831 The Lansing Lettuce Boycott added. Cheit's report was an 541 East Grand River (below Frankfurt, return. From Committee invites everyone to update of a report he wrote $165. Anne evenings. 5-4-20 two Paramount) 332-4331 FIND SOMETHING? Munnich, an open house at 7:30 p.m. years ago that first If you've found a pet or article 355-7846. C-4-4/18 today at its new office. 719 E. afternoons. C-24-19 publicized the critical of value, we want to help you PROFESSIONAL IBM typing Grand River Avenue. Call 485 - financial state of higher PCIIING solids £ prints SUB-TERRANIAN COMIX return it. Just come into the UNION BOARD summer flights (Pica-Elite). 11 years 7478 evenings for information. education. EXCHANGE - We do what State News Classified to Europe from Detroit and experience. Sandi, 339-8934. Cris PS j1 appliques 2/m.00 Tom Sawyer's used to. 15% Department and tell us you Windsor. Stop in 1-4pm, C-4-30 ,plan programs at a will 7:30 n p.m. off Science Fiction want to place an ad in EAST Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. Law school on today in the Williams Hall some 3/m.00 Playboys. 17c comics, call LANSING STATE BANK'S Union. C-4-30 COMPLETE THESES cafeteria. 351-0144. BL-2-4-19 found column. As a public SERVICE. Discount printimj. ZIPPERS ONLY IOc! - service EAST LANSING Service IBM typing and binding of (continued from page 1) METAL AND NYLON AMERICAN OPTICAL STATE BANK will run the theses, resumes, publication. Maharaj Ji speak on th. all sizes, unpackaged microscope - $75. De'Arman ad at no extra cost to you. Across from campus, corner knowledge of the true self al of room and board houses 7:30 p.m. today at Synergy. acoustical guitar pickup, $20. EAST LANSING M.A.C. and Grand River, of West Fee Hall will not be 128 W. Grand River in 332-5615. 2 4-19 STATE BANK below Jones Stationery Shop. available for student irgain C-4-30 Call The MSU Paddleball COPYGRAPH Williamston Open Mon Racquet ball Club will meet frotr occupancy beginning DUAL 1219, SHURE V15-II, SERVICES, 337-1666. term thru Wed. 9 - 6. Thur. ti LOST - SMALL, white shaggy C-4-30 5:45 to 8 tonight in 215 Men': summer 1973," the Groov Kleen. $130. 489-1713, 4824870. 12-4-20 IM Bldg. dog. Red collar and black flea After a busines: letter said. "The space is 9 pm. Fri. 9-5. Closed irn Sat. Open Sun 10-6. 484-4668 after 4pm. LEFT HANDED men's 1-4-18 golf collar. Answers 355 9733, 349-1528.3-4 19 to Charlie, COMPLETE HOME remodeling and EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close to MSU. Electric typewriter. meeting, round robin games will be played. being made available for offices for the proposed • repairs. Recreation MSU Law School." Business majors clubs. $25. 355-9864 after Call 349-1773 evenings and I mark 6pm. 1-418 COLLIE MUTT LOST winter finals week. FEMALE. Call rooms, kitchens. 351-8753. 3-4-20 bathrooms Jim Wolnosky, and weekends. 373-6726 becoming under graduati I * Some of the residents think the change is unfair to weekdays. 0-1-4-18 [spitz, LIKE NEW, International 20 volume Encyclopedia 351-6856, reward. 2-4-18 LOST - MEN'S silver ring; PAINTING — 40% discount on representatives Eppley Center. cat those "redesignated" who live areas. in the v your plus health 18 volume medical / encyclopedia, $240 Administration April 13th. Building, paint. Free estimates. Rick, 349-3784. 4-4-20 Transportation gJL The Sailing Club to "I don't think it's run everybody off," said right .1 Neck*" I ftrt out cash or money order. Will reward. 2-4-18 351-6856, Interested perse Mike Watt, Lakewood, 5 Sli" 1 sell separate. 355-2785. SKY HIGH TREE SERVICE - Colo, freshman. "I don't h- • | 4-18 FOUND: IRISH Setter, male, trimming and removal, TRANSPORTATION. Why like the word professional work, low rates, pay for a cab? Arrival / 8 RoPfl PANASONIC 1972 Cassette approximately 8 months, Come dance with the MSU 'redesignated'- it q Wold vicinity of Cedar Village, fully insured. 351-2756 after Departures. MSU area, cheap. sounds like recorder / playback. AM/FM 3pm. 14-4-30 337 2546. 2-4-19 Promenaders at 7 p.m. today in a prison camp." 353-6537. C-3-4-19 the East Wilson Hall terrace jacks, originally $138, I stereo jrcham !.a,e heated pool ur...... woods now $75. 484 1920 ask for Tom, 485-5667. 1-4-18 FOR stereo QUALITY service equipment, see THE on m lounge and teach beginning square, folk and round dancing. The MSU Veterans Assn. will BARNES , STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East , I Giertlj" or»w,(1 summo, es'A"ipleDaruino .I.,, y 11 8nioy Parking exp,erlenc8- many other features for Air Cond. - Laundry a CONTEMPORARY SOFA, heavy walnut frame, dark Grand River. C-4-30 meet at 7 p.m. today at the Fast Lansing American FLORAL ' nicely furnished apartments. Legion I brown cushions, $300. DON'T FORGET blood comes Post. All veterans OF EAST LANSING NOW LEASING are invited I FOR SUMMER LOST: MEDIUM s.ztd brown only from people. smoker will - Walnut and glass coffee table, a follow the ■rf Utile- >ls" One Bedroom $50. Phone 349-0125. mutt, partially paralyzed Professional donors business beeting. a v Vid»< Two Bedroom front r leg — "Malcolm." compensated. MICHIGAN ?8 U,lc' 351 7972. 3-4-20 p- COMMUNITY People interested in forming - - in I' 33 Pie' HeJ|s FjIs'I ■ ■ $140~ s165" GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of all kinds. Buy, trade and LOST ALASKAN Malamute, SPANISH TUTOR - gremmar CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Monday, Thursday and BLOOD a nontraditional Jewish youth group on campus will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 337 A black with white markings. or conversation at any level. B - 35 BM"' sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP. Classes Friday 9-4 30. Tuesday and Case Hall. j6 R""'1 2412 South Cedar, call Reward, call 484-2379. - private. Marc Wednesday 12-6 30pm. 18 Bi .18 34-20 355-9493. 3-4-18 _ I 371-2244. 12-54 C-4-30 Allison Jagger, University of 39. P' 745 Burcham Dr. We Cincinnati, will address a telegraph 41 Oi LOST SILVER PIANO CHORDS instruction for 351-3118 GITANE 10-speed, including - and blue LIBERAL FEMALE, looking philosophy colloquium on the jM«t flowers accessories. Like new, $135. watch with broken strap. Phone 356 5872. 3-4-20 beginners. $2 half hour, 355 8080. 3-4-18 for sharp apartment starting topic "Toward Anarchism" at 8 p.m. Friday in Sexual WF worldwide Call 393 5363 3-4-20 fall. Call 353-1S42. 3-4 20 215 ANN ST. ED 2-0871 I04B Wells Ilall. 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Impactof fledgling political unit blurrJ and George Colburn, and and the power represented to participate, there were Brown and McNeil as the convention did. By JIM BUSH State News Staff Writer News Analysis the more radical Coalition for Human Survival. by the convention coalition and has expanded many others who share his ideas," he said. But the anonymous Chuck Will, co, steering committee member differences Certainly the recent members of the Coalition of The convention endorsed considerably." A variety of people from said he did not fear a breach run J* be strong enough to However, Sharp said she the convention and without that. w Convention for a Nelson Brown, cofounder of in the coalition. He said Human Survival, former institute comprehensive "The ideas CulM Responsible Council was a McGovern the Coalition for Human is sure students are not agreed that if the East Lansing has become campaign changes in city government. Griffiths have raiiwl political first in East and other East Survival, and Margaret largely interested in local convention represents a progressive in the past JJ workers Or the convention, which more th* city Lansing, but it remains McNeil, East Lansing senior, and for that breach in the coalition — council Lansing liberals and radicals, met April 7 and 8, may be two years and that Colburn Heyser said unclear whether its impact convention could for the two council seats the convention would have Project: City Hall union it and Griffiths are the the harbinger of a now will weaken the city's represent a significantly weakening of the coalition now held by Mary Sharp little impact. would be extremely moderates from the point of would-ve Push issues likedt0 N progressive political and Robert Wilcox, destructive to progressive that tul broadened base of young, between Project: City Hall, Colburn said the low view of the total have any coalition or bolster it. progressive power in city chaired by present council primary on Aug. 7 attendance at the politics in East Lansing. community. council rhance£j Composed primarily of will decide the four Colburn said, "If these approval politics, power that might councilmen George Griffiths convention would limit its candidates who will oppose He said no groups choose to be "We're strong enough W°.uld ^ve £■ each other in in the November the November r convention .. , .. platform could . . antagonistic for some now that we don't need Political awarenJiP general election. itself generate interest in reason, it will be difficult to them anymore," he said. community." 'I COGS votes Jim Heyser a convention participant and member of J£'[ get people elected who would promote the ideas "As a result of increasing progressiveness of the out However, McNeil J that fnitiJ* the coalition, said that the turnover of student voters, their "After candidates take positions, interest will that we both like." the city, the focus for change has now shifted to Griffiths on the are not council, amid a J most of whom he believes be forthcoming," he said. Martin Fox, an East the Coalition for Human of oil■ stymied them Lansing homeowner and program support the ideas espoused Survival. issues. But one member of the member of Project: City by the coalition, is a convention steering Colburn said he also voted unanimously to Vacancies on several problem that may limit the committee who prefered to Hall who attended the an tagonism now sees between the , is The still convention J Proclaiming their first political impact represented convention, agreed. "Any a signal tod help sponsor The other committees, including remain anonymous said that two groups because the and Griffiths, annual speakers and issues split between the coaltion she the All - University Traffic by the convention. 70 people were all that coaltion program a success, the Performing Arts Company's and Project: City Hall is comDosed of Council of Graduate free summer productions. Committee, Alternative "However the situation has changed since 1971, could be expected to attend liberals would kill liberal counter • culture people, from "It is a messatet,! Students (COGS) voted The Performing Arts Publications Committee and when the coalition got a convention that had to do politics for a long, long time while Project: City Hall elected the pjji u nanimously Monday to Company, which produced Student Placement together with Project: City so much detail work in in East Lansing," he said. consists of young explained. then;! two plays last summer at a Committee, are currently constructing a platform. progressives who support "The ine u allocate $2,500 to repeat He said that as a Project: the program next year. cost of 2,300, will being filled for next year. Hall to Griffiths," elect Colburn and he said. "We "You've got to figure City Hall member, he would the counter • culture but are says, 'this is whether it's whatij * COGS spent $2,500 for receive $500 from COGS. Eligible graduate students didn't have the 18 • year - that for every person who advise that it would be best not members of it. yn| fees, auditorium rental, and Discussion was initiated should contact COGS for was willing to take the time if the project endorsed provides us with it ,P advertising for this year's on the proposed $50 more information. old vote then. Now we do But McNeil, Heyser and we still want it.'" I speaker - author - scientist executive contingency fund Arthur C. Clarke, who for COGS president Beth Andrus. •5210 W. SAGINAW visited MSU last Wednesday. WITH *7.SO PURCHASE-SAVE... 930 W. HOLMES RD £0| • No admibsion was charged Andrus, who has taken to the 2,300 that attended. Mary Rothman, director of • 3301 E. MICHIGAN At Dept. of Theater women's programs, and . 154 87 N EAST ST. SAV£ 40i members of the Owen representative Fred Graduate Student Assn. out Piegonski's request, COGS to lunch at her own expense during the course of her Court to issue duties, would be reimbursed in the future for similar expenses approved. The executive for school aid expenditures fund will be voted on at the next The Michigan Supreme meeting, 6:30 p.m. April 30 Court said Tuesday it will in the Con Con Room, issue an advisory opinion on International Center. the constitutionality of two Richard Zollinger, bills that the legislature has Sacramento graduate passed this year to help the student, was named to fill a Detroit School District out vacancy on the student of its financial problems. affairs committee — a The state Senate asked standing committee of the for the opinion. 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