- •y a the michigan Volume 65 Number 141 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 25, 1973 S. accuses Hanoi of ■ASHINGTON (AP) jS _h Vietnam Tuesday P)-The - United formally accused of an illegal troop and its control in Southi Vietnam." Vietnam, Specifically, the State Dept charged Hanoi with infiltrating more country continued while their u. its acts agents of "have terrorism, Viet Cong accused South Vietnam of pact Washington and personnel violations are being trained by the U.S. •In Cambodia, waves of U.S. B52 than including assassinations, "grave violations" in Thailand in such aviation techniques bombers made their heaviest attacks in lv buildup as well as assassinations 30,000 army personnel into tossing of the agreement. The grenades in public places, U.S. reply as maintenance and radar. John F. weeks around Phnom Penh in an effort South Vietnam minings of ■kidnappings in South Vietnam in through Laos and public thoroughfares and called the charges "utterly groundless" King, a spokesman, said the training to reduce Communist pressure on the ion of the Paris cease - fire Cambodia, sending in anti aircraft widespread and said they were an ill - abductions, • disguised did not involve "military activity in capital. artillery units and ringing the Khe Of attempt by Hanoi to divert attention the classic sense." particular concern, the note •in Laos, the Pathet Lao accused \ note to 10 other nations that Sanh airfield with SA-2 the missiles, and clandestine shipment of more than said, was North Vietnam's failure to from its own violations of the cease - the Laotian government of delaying i to guarantee the Jan. 27 pact, provide full information about fire. •Saigon offered to release 750 the formation of anew provisional S. said: "It is abundantly clear 400 tanks and armored vehicles. Americans missing in action in Meanwhile, in other developments: civilian prisoners, and the Viet ■ the main obstruction to peace The department said Hanoi has •The State Dept. confirmed that Cong government by making unreasonable Indochina or known to have died renewed an offer to release 637 Ists 0f the militaryDemocratic activities used these forces to attack villages and there. some 300 Cambodian military civilians they are holding. (continued led out by the military positions throughout the on page 14) Earlier this month, Hanoi and the ftblic of Vietnam and forces under ifugees A bernath urges unity in fight for civil capital By BILL TAYLOR "I've been sued rights I Cambodia and all of my social programs. He also stated that and earthly possessions have been taken. America has spent several billion ABDUL JAMAL America has never been America to me dollars on the Vietnam war, the InOM PENH (AP) -- Six State News Staff Writers but I'm not going to give up," he longest and most destructive war in land rebels are hounding the He has been jailed 34 times continued. history, but the country has failed to fdefenses of Cambodia's capital, for the rights of all fighting will Abernathy charged that America improve the conditions of the poor, he even larger army has invaded people. His church no longer fool the people by said. . a patient, helpless army of and home have been bombed. His telling them it has no money for (continued on page 14) closest friend was shot down and died End reds more arrive daily, fleeing in his arms on April 4,1968. tombing, antigovernment attacks Despite these unforgettable |oth. Westerners here fear that experiences, Rev. Ralph Abernathy who spoke on Rogers asked |e long they will overtax the campus Tuesday has fciment's ability to provide even continued his struggle to fight for the ftantiest aid. rights of people in every segment of [ life. one can say with confidence Since the death of Martin L. I many refugees there are in King Jr. Abernathy has carried on the lodia. to advise Nixon Statistics here, as elsewhere compound of facts, Southern Christian ochina. are a Leadership Conference that King started. But, he s, guesses and fabrications that stated that America has been so cruel e as they pass through the it expects him to be another Jucracy. King and Ke government's latest estimate is not himself. KliO registered displaced persons Krywide with another 200,000 ps'tered. A consultant to a U.S. . Abernathy explained to audience at the first Conovocation for Racial Justice that a large Michigan in staff overhaul Jte subcommittee estimated "America has never been America to ■tly that as many as 3 million of WASHINGTON (AP) - President later at the office of Watergate •odia's 6'/j million people have "I have been beaten until Nixon has called on Secretary of State prosecutor Earl Silbert. thought ■ forced to leave home at one time to be dead and dumped out of a car on William P. Rogers to restore Sources close to the Senate's Lother during the country's a lonely road," Abernathy emotionally "impeccable integrity" to the White Watergate investigation have told the explained. "But God sent somebody House in the wake of the Watergate Associated Press that they have ■■year war. I (continued on page 8) Rev. Ralph'Abernathy by to breathe the breath back into by scandal, ABC News reported Tuesday evidence indicating Haldeman and body and took me on to a hospital." night. Ehrlichman participated in a White ABC corespondent Bill Gill said House coverup of the facts behind the Rogers, whu was U.S. attorney general Watergate wiretapping. Immittee nominations open under President Eisenhower, met with Nixon at the Florida White House over no Wilson said his visit to Silbert had connection with a federal grand the weekend. jury's investigation of the Watergate Gill quoted unannounced sources as matter. It came late in the afternoon, By/aw review hinges saying Rogers was expected to advise after most newsmen had left the By TERI ALBRCCHT review, said he is accepting nominations from the University at • said he saw the proposal of tl.e ad hoc on students, panel one undergraduate, one Nixon on how best to clean his house of "tainted personnel" and "how best to He restore presidency." said the confidence in the sources expect the courthouse. by At Wilson was seen at the White House deputy a reporter for Mutual radio the Florida White House earlier, press spokesman news. Gerald committee as logical and manageable, President to graduate; four faculty members, announce that Rogers will Warren had said President Nixon met State News Staff Writer large of qualified students, faculty and though his committee had initially felt administrators to sit on the including one current or recent personally direct an overhaul of with Wilson last Thursday at the White it should conduct the review. chairman le outcome of the or director; and one Nixon's staff. House. required review committee. The nomination deadline "We had seen this as our realm of Nademic governance bylaws will no is May 18. administrator, from the level of dean Late last week spokesmen at the Warren also said that Nixon had )! be determined in part by who responsibility, but then we relaized or higher. Bonnen also left a provision State Dept. said Rogers was absent made Easter Sunday telephone calls to The Steering Committee had that our perspective was probably too It he reviewing. drafted a proposal earlier this week allowing for two additional members from his office and taking a few days Haldeman, Ehrlichman and narrow and our committee too large to should the "e question of who will sit on the which specifies the composition and committee decide off for rest. presidential counsel John W. Dean III conduct the review," he said. additional expertise is needed. c committee that will conduct Tuesday the spokesmen wouldn't to "wish them well on Easter." charge of the ad hoc committee. It will on the report that Nixon eview of the Academic Council be submitted for approval by the comment Newsmen who repeatedly ■ts various committees is currently But Buschman added that his Steven had tapped Rogers to direct a top - Academic Council next week. Chazen, graduate attempted to contact Ehrlichman committee clearly wants a direct level house | debated. The representative to Academic Council, - cleaning in the Tuesday were told he was in meetings. proposal is the result of channel for making recommendations said Tuesday the proposed ratio of administration. Ehrlichman ' proposed objectives of the recommendations and former Nixon concerning the to the ad hoc committee and be able students to faculty and administrators Also include the definition of the review made by Tuesday the lawyer for campaign chief Clark MacGregor various standing to work closely with it. lose of academic governance, the commitees during the past month. the committee was "reasonable" presidential aides John D. Ehrlichman engaged in a public disagreement over ■ation of the governing structure Specifically, the recommended and H.R. Haldeman was spotted by whether Ehrlichman had asked for an Included in every recommendation ™ judicial committee profile includes two (continued on page 8) newsmen first at the White House and systems, and the was a suggestion that the ad hoc (continued on page 14) nendation of appropriate action committee be limited in number, thus |>)provement. preventing the burden of action in Bonnen, chairman of the large committees. Bng Committee of the Academic Melvin Buschman, chairman of the Tfil, which initiated plans for the A cademic Governance Committee, /omen still hopeful In rights measure By LAURA MILLER long since come," Hammond said, "and women will not be denied this State News Staff Writer right." Carol Macintosh, state coordinator l°cal women's rights supporters of the Michigan Women's Political I still optimistic about the ■cation of Caucus, said she was also optimistic the Equal Rights *ndment about the amendment's ratification which would bar despite setbacks. ■""'nation e on the basis of sex, Macintosh said the amendment had recent defeats in several states. been defeated in some states, because JpT-are sti" six more years to people misunderstood the issue. "It appears there's so little there, ■in. Wian Women's n,la Silea' director of the because the wording is so simple," she Commission, said, said, "but it is really so ■ho m.^0nfident the amendment |l* rat,f,ed in the time allowed." comprehensive." *Tndme"t Many people are afraid of things ■ ates within must be approved ■r that are not specifically defined in the seven years for it wording, Macintosh said. Iovph^.3 law- Thirty states have "They are thinking it's going to ILn C- amendment, including open Pandora's Box," she said. ■amL teen states have rejected A number of active groups with lots vdeH •me"t recent defeats of time and money are lobbying i„ !n e Past two weeks in ^Indiana and Florida. These against the amendment, Hammond said. Rep. Josephine Hunsinger, D • |unSl9r790nsider thdr "egative Detroit, continues to head opposition in Michigan despite its ratification. Iy*aVNaicTHdment may not pass Hunsinger will conduct a public New walkivay ■he Mich Hatnm°nd. a member hearing May 16 in Detroit to discuss is. S 1Women's Political rescinding the Michigan ratification. Since Holden Ha!! opened in 1967, many residents had to walk pour cement for a new sidewalk. The new walkway will run Bill good" Chancw of Passage Hunsinger and many of those through mud and grass to get to classes. But sometime this week from Holden Hall to the rHroad engine at Stadium Road, Pallty ls an idea whose time has (continued on page 14) we'll see a charge for far walking students «s these workmen State News pnoto by Craig Porter 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd; ^Pril2S,,| ASMSU By LINNEA SLATER delays OBA funds action cabinets last week, but OBA remove the rider and give cabinet's relationship to the board. The motion board passed to readjust the the only member of the OBA the funds, because to^* b»J tummary was and In other members cabinet to show up. The only the Office of Blat/ action, a budget so that each of the WOODY AYEN State News Staff Writers policy committee Affairs suffered due to the spokesman for the policy committee announced that board members receive $30 for postage and supplies to appointments and would on notarial jl presently talking with other negligence of the other the committee will hold problems. ddto^ The Office of Black cabinet heads, and has not cabinet heads. The motion be used in contacting Affairs (OBA) again asked yet finished. was passed and went to the special hearing Thursday on constituency. The the State News fee after the Another motion board the ASMSU Student Board was at its meeting Monday to Mary Flood, College of policy committee for study. regular committee meeting passed requesting that ^quests from I'M qiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiriiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiit release its funds now that Communication Arts Hood's motion insures at 7 p.m. The question to ASMSU board members and "»pt. „r * representative, stated that that the board will consider Recreation be considered will be the cabinet heads receive visitor and ' the hearing on the ASMSU she thought it was the OBA request at the "Until the Englishmen go State News' right as a cabinet is over, but the ridiculous not to act on the meeting next Sunday parking privileges on 1° back to England. Frenchmen board delayed action until OBA's motion during the nonstudent corporation to campus, including freshman basis that whether or not the policy they WeJ*< go back to France, Italians go next week. present meeting. committee has completed charge a $1 subscription fee board members. It was « Helen, back to Italy, Irishmen go Joe Davis, one of the from students. explained that the privileges Flood made a motion to its clarification of the '°'1 auto,, directors of OBA, brought back to Ireland, Jews go back the complaint to the board: to Israel and the white man "Is OBA supposed to gives this country back to the wait for funding until the CITY, COUNTY SYSTEM Indians, I'll be damned if the policy committee tracks black man isn't here to stay.M down all the board heads?" he asked. "We're taking Kelleyurges patha the burden for the other Rev. Ralph Abernathy cabinet heads' slowness to See story page 1 get around." Davis asked the board to llllllllllllllllllllllll IMIIIUIII I Illllll overrule the rider on OBA funds. By TOM HAROLDSON secretary for the attorney a program. John accepted this plan, he said. East Lansing could receive and because we sUwJ A rider attached to the State News Staff Writer general, said Kelley's Patriarche, East funds from the county that OUr fike P^h Si Authority to classify reduced ASMSU budget has Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley, request for more local responsibility in developing Lansing city manager said the East Lansing city would benefit their own mainly for not transpojf withheld most of OBA's Tuesday, urged Lansing, recreation, the y a statewide system does not council approached program of bike paths. funds until the East Lansing and Ingham Lansing's city council last Patriarche said that it is were denied," ^ ? relationship of the ASMSU County to combine forces represent a retreat from his He added that difficult to the The in previous position of state year and suggested this idea, differentiate the Florida White House reported Tuesday cabinet to the board was establishing an matching $9l0J| financing. but received no response between recreation and federal progress in making public once - secret documents clarified. The policy effective bicycle from them. funds i0 J "The attorney general transportation bike path matched by funds and in reducing sharply the number of federal committee held hearings on transportation system in still believes that the Patriarche added that if systems because the two are froJ Ingham County. Lansing, might set fJ employes authorized to place classification stamps statewide bike path system is the local governing units in so similar in use. As a followup to his construction on thti possible to develop " she Ingham County "Because we were placed on government papers. position on a statewide bike Path system back tJ| The report was released as President Nixon announced the resignation of John Eisenhower, tonite path system that he presented to the State said. "This local emphasis that he has recently stated is only one alternative to combined bike path county, in developing system in the he would be a on a low priority for funds four years. ■ son of the late former president, as chairman of the Highway Commission last building and financing it." encouraged by it because Interagency Classification created last June 1. To succeed him Review Committee on an acting month, Kelley said that he is turning his attention to local responsibility because Ingham Commissioners County John combining all the bike systems would benefit Judge sentences basis. Nixon designated James B. Rhoads, archivist of the important role they Veenstra, Patrick Ryan and transportation in the area. right-wing activist! have in developing a bike James Heyser said they "We have already begun of the United States. our own bike path system path system in the state. support a countywide bike "Local governments can plan. and if the neighboring be a catalyst for creating "I was elected on a governing units decided to DETROIT "You pose platform advocating a accept this idea, then our (UPI) - as a Hormone residues evident bicycle storage facilities, for system would be connected Militant right • wing activist patriot," RaviuT s promoting public education countywide bike path to it thereby making a Donald Lobsinger, an Lobsinger in prom* programs for bicycle safety system," Veenstra said. "I the sentence, "but and for developing bike hope we can use some better designed system for announced candidate for thei Residues of a cancer - causing hormone still are reveal you have paths for residents," he said. revenue-sharing money and transportation," he said. Detroit mayor, was for the law." littleq showing up in meat, three months after the Linda Joy, press do more to implement such If Ingham County sentenced to 45 days in the Ravitz then quoted J government banned the hormone from cattle feed Detroit House of Correction he said was a statei but permitted implanting it in the ears of cattle. Monday for assaulting a made by the lrte Sm.| Permitting cancer - causing additives in food is priest during a January Long of Louisiana, q THE DOMINO'S antiwar demonstration. forbidden by federal law. Lobsinger epitomized' Lobsinger was convicted In banning the hormone diethylstilbestrol, or of shoving antiwar priest the danger captured it i statement: 'When la DES, from feed, the Food and Drug Rev. Father Thomas comes to America, Administration had hoped to eliminate residues. Hinsberg during a Jan. 20 rally at the Cathedral of the probably be wrapped# Blessed Sacrement. American flag.'" Leary sentenced for escape THIRST QUENCHER Timothy sentenced in Leary San was Luis Same speedy free delivery, louring with Obispo, Calif. Monday to from six months to five years in state prison for escaping the but free pepsi's with your pizzas. Turin California Men's Colony here three years ago. With the order With the order The courtroom was packed with his admirers as the one - time LSD advocate was led in, of a 12" Pizza j o! a 16" Pizza you receive you receive handcuffed, chained and wearing prison denims. Superior Court Judge ! 2 free Pepsi's 4 free Pepsi's Richard F. 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Despite a battle still to be decided, few you can see a lot more of the U.S. for a lot court present less with TWA. expected the newspaper would ever return. The Here are some ways we help. government closed the paper 17 months ago. Overnite Pass.* TWA's terrific new money saver. It gets you guaranteed Tornadoes strike South student dormitory accommoda¬ tions (at the least) without Tornadoes and savage winds mauled nearly a dozen communities and injured some 45 persons BREwEMT Youth Pamper! and < >> troops or police killed by terrorists since their campaign started toward the end of last year. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 25, 1973 3 By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL nose A whiff of marijuana smoke in the of a suspicious policeman is "probable cause" for a search, the state Milliken to alter staff duties "ourt dec Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. By ELLEN E. GRZECH Administration so he could several weeks, and even could not be He said he accepts full In a 3 0 compared to - decision, the appellate State News Staff Writer devote all of his time to his before that, there are court held it was legal for a Saline Watergate because the responsibility for his state offic police officer to search a car containing five youthful occupants when the Gov. Milliken announced Tuesday that he is duties as executive to the governor. will secretary Hettiger probably things I would have done differently," purity of motive is what counts, and the situations administration and the acts of the people who are a part direct the staff Milliken said. "I probably not similar. of his administration. officer smelled what he believed restructuring his executive are was evaluation and would have fired Glenda nose kn marijuana smoke. "We believe that probable cause may staff so that there will be greater accountability and reorganization. "I believe Mr. Hettiger McGuire even sooner than I did." He also said that though he doesn't agree with the "I've taken these actions, I will be taking other action arise from the use of an officer's lines of responsibility while conclusions the press came as we go along," he said. can best help to strengthen Milliken said he received olefactory senses," the court said. allowing him final to, it serves a valuable Milliken said he has tried administrative )Ks dope The decision upheld the narcotics conviction of Joseph A. Parisi, one of responsibility. Milliken announced a management of the executive branch of state government no explanation of McGuire's activities, but knew she was on the payroll. function government. as the watchdog of to build confidence in government and respect for the occupants of the car. When the complete review of his 270 by serving Milliken said Hettiger institutions, and he does not full- time in my "I wish I had been much policeman ordered the car to pull over, staff members and their office," would be, in practice, aa want that faith in Milliken said. closer to it," he said. "I Parisi tossed a packet out the positions Monday. assistant governor for government to be window Milliken's actions were received fragmentary kinds which was later found to contain Tuesday Milliken's chief administration. Hettiger will undermined. of staff, William accelerated by recent of explanations but it was heroin. Hettiger, report to him the exact disclosures that members of not the kind of thing that I Taking Up The Habit resigned his position as his situation of the executive staff were engaged in pursued in any detail. And I Youngsters will be more likely director in the Dept. of office. to smoke cigarettes if their improper behavior. wish I had, I wish I had." "I think I know parents and teachers and "good "This has been a Milliken said he knew of very essentially the story, but I difficult and a very painful no arrangement with Del don't know that I know reaction period for me in the last i rope Rio before the 1970 everything," Milliken said. couple of weeks," he said at election, in which Del Rio a press conference Tuesday. supported Milliken. "It has caused in many The State News is published by the students of ways Milliken said that, on my part reassessment of looking back, Don Gordon's Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Atlantic charter plan many functions and employment appeared activities in the executive office and the executive branch." improper, though it was not improper in substance. Winter special and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Gordon, who resigned his jjDON (AP) •• Britain meeting, was described Tuesday as constructive by text of the speech welcome them without Milliken said he doesn't state job last week, was a Member Associated Press, United Press ■ West Germany reaction if there is any - the British - reserve. Paris has always foresee any large - scale top adviser to Milliken while International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan |med Henry A. Bonn government, will not come for a few regarded with great firings in his office. on the payroll of utility Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan s call for a new expressed days, 11 I Collegiate Press Assn. suspicion any alliance which make no companies. Gordon, who Charter but appreciation for his All the Paris papers Second class postage paid at East may appear like that commitments or statements admitted he and Del Rio Lansing, Mich. ...t was reserved in statement, which based commented on the speech Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services between the wolf and the that we're going to have had Fwhere press reaction future U.S. an arrangement for Del European which received front page lamb because of the specific overall reductions or Rio's support, never tried to Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, U.S. presidential relations on a continued coverage in most of them. anything of that kind," he influence Milliken in the Michigan, 48823. weight of the principal fs plan ranged from ■sm to hostility, American military presence i Europe. In an editorial, Le Figaro partner. " said. utilities' favor the governor predicted London and Bonn He said he does not said. Phones: linger's call, made In Paris, however, the would welcome the Kissinger outlined in his foresee more cases like that News/Editorial 355-8252 [i a speech to the French Foreign Ministry "I did not then nor do I proposals but warned, "It is speech a blueprint for a of Glenda McGuire, who Classified Ads 355-8255 said it had yet to receive fated Press annual a less certain that France will revitalized alliance. He said was receiving over $18,000 see now a conflict in what Display Advertising 353-6400 he was attempting to do and Washington was making "an a year as a member of his Business Office 355-3447 what I wanted done," appeal for a joint effort" to executive staff for doing Photographic 355-8311 Milliken said. agree upon common nothing, a position she Campus Information 353-8700 Court backs Milliken said his situation objectives. jpreme ''The historic allegedly political m ade with received in a deal his office Detroit opportunity for this Recorder's Court Judge jth-in-lending statute Attitude: generation is to build a new James Del Rio. McGuire was structure of international fired fcHINGTON (AP) -- test of the effectiveness of concealing credit charges," relations for ahead," he said. the decades weeks ago. by Milliken three "As I look back on these MAKE THE ■ Supreme Court the 1968 Consumer Credit wrote Chief Justice Warren upheld a requirement tough for Protection Act. the The act, also known as E. Burger for the court. In another decision, the WORLD re of installment truth-in-lending law, court voted 5-4 that the I charges in authorized the a major Reserve regulations Board "to assure Federal to set government did not overstep legal bounds when A LITTLE one of its agents provided jrrection meaningful disclosure of an essential ingredient for. tuesday's article credit terms.. illegal manufacturing. pep pill YOUNGER The board decreed that The majority upheld the faces 2 rape disclosure of the total » the State News purchase price, the balance conviction and six-month sentence of Richard Russell Kositchek's Jed the statistics on due after the initial article should payment and '1 additional of Whidbey Island, Wash., who admitted Spare Parts Dept. charges must be disclosed manufacturing and selling een, a counselor at men's Center, 547Mi on purchases paid for in amphetamines but said he more than four installments Id River Ave. cited a was entrapped by federal to prevent hidden finance |al Opinion agents. Council study charges. Writing for the Supreme "Congress was clearly Court majority, Rehnquist (reported that 42.5 aware that merchants could said Russell was not an of the women evade the reporting innocent but rather (wed said they had unwary |ped. requirements of the act by an unwary criminal. Robert L. |s arrest, no warrants **************** issued I i on a rape * 75c off in East Lansing in Only seven rapes J irs. i reported to the on a medium 12" or King 16" (1 item or lansing police during ■iod. * more) Varsity Pizza. Valid with this ad on Wednesday & Thursday April 25 & 26, * 1973. * Free Fast Hot * Delivery begins at 6 P.M. * VARSITY 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 . *************** MIR! -EDITORL4LS- CHRIS DANIELSON White man's chokes U. Chief Quack will find invaluable The drama still unfolding at Hi there. inherited the Canadgeese War from his easy. The president was hindered in in imn, underfed, ill-housed and lot of the common . Wounded Knee has helped bring ill-clothed Indians. It has long been the feeling within predecessor, President Lyndon Bird. every possible way by malingering duck ^ malcontents before he hammered out The president's Red Cedar circles that the press has During Bird's presidency an incursion trips to th „ home to the American people There is no easy and South Poles will the plight of the country's answer, been unfair in its treatment of of a few Quebec geese into Ontario the agreement returning our troops not onlvL^ though an overhaul of the creaky President Milhouse Quack's was escalated into a fiasco involving and POWs to Spartan soil. the chances for a lastingw7ri> forgotten minority: the Indian. Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs administration. half a million Spartan ducklings. but also enhance the in world trade. SpaZS N* Systematically pushed off his certainly is a necessary first step. As a special favor to the Spartan From the cackling crackpots on When President Quack took office, network television to the cantankerous At home the land, restricted to reservations people, President Quack has president there were those who clamored for cranks in the Senate, the path to peace line on welfare hash,iHl along the fringes of white At the same time, the Indian appointed one of his top advisers (me) peace at any price. But he made it mined with patriotic vacuums. made sure inflation spending, and?? society, shoved onto the bottom must be given untramnieled to column write a syndicated newspaper in order to rectify this perfectly clear that anything less than was But it's time to bury the pax. Let optimum organic growl rate. * rung of the urban poor (Indians control over his affairs. dishonorable state of affairs. peace with honor was repugnant to bygones be bygones, as the president off the reservation are usually Spartan duckhood. There are some, howevo, One plan to accomplish this is In this initial column I will present says. not eligible for federal aid), the a form of so-called "noble red man" has will remove the "revenue-sharing" that a general overview of Quack's accomplishments during the President It took four years of forthright Other achievements of the would seek to this administration obscure with ?£* ,1 * stigma of federal persuasion of the most bombastic administration have been similarly been reduced to a standard of first 51 months of his presidency, and form, but within 90 days of his second spectacular. rumorss incident. concerning the w,T,< supervision. conclude with a few comments on the Since the president has been in living that is a shame on the Funds can be channeled to inauguration President Quack brought president's handling of the Watergate ail our ducklings home. office a dozen ducks have journeyed Let me assure record of the world's richest incident. you that I h.»,, reservations according to to the Disneyland and brought back president's word nation. As we all know. President Quack This is not to say that the road Duckling A case in point is the Mt. population or need. Distribution was 57 tons of cotton candy that scientists honor - that the relate constitute the fowl facts I am a£ of the funds will be handled by truth of Pleasant Indian reservation, one the individual tribal councils, President Quack had no * of four Indian reservations in much as the East Lansing City knowledge of the plan hatchedw some of Michigan where 70 per cent of Council parcels out the lower echelon membL his campaign staff to the families have a yearly income revenue-sharing dollars for city Cedar River with oil inundate thS of less than $3,000 and 50 per projects. McDuck's last major during w cent of the adults less than a campaimZ The Indians should also have before election day. ^ ninth-grade education. full control over schools and The land they owned has been places of employment on their Most of the leaks drips from the press about spilled J reduced by the inroads of the reservations which the thiiw don't hold water government and business from — semblance as far »!, Congress should protect against to the real faJ* six townships (about 216 square further private-business inroads concerned. miles) in 1864 to two square by appropriate legislation. miles today. Today's State News Irregardless Avenue of his Grand residence, rJ the presto Nationally the average Indian Counterpoint supplement yearns for the Red Cedar life expectancy is 44 years; the andi, explores some of the aspects of saddened by this snafu few overzealous patriots as caused* suicide rate is twice the national the Indian problem, with special much any of his feathered friends. average; the infant mortality rate focus on the plight of Michigan's is staggeringly high; diseases such Indians, on and off the The president would like to so* as tuberculosis and dysentery reservation. The facts are there; that the oil was taken from hispnt* which have been stock without his practically it is up to white society to act on knowledge. Since the Waterhate incident wiped out in the white them to redress 300 years of much a surprise to the president - vm population, run rampant among wrongs. anyone, and since he has now putty! expressed his regret that this thing* happened, I think it's time fotj Spartans to rally in moral support No badge, the duck they have duly president. John Royal has been May at the Placement Bureau. convicted of obstructing a police Though Royal may appeal his officer acting in the line of duty conviction and eventually have at the antiwar demonstration last the charge dismissed, the practice of using badgeless plainclothes detectives looms as entrapment. a to evoke dubious an form arrest of j The Doctor's Bag Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner distributed by a variety of companies. literature and confront them with the establishment of a routine, 'oyal maintains that he did at the University Health your observation. manufacturers package these pilli Center. Names need not be included Babies born of black parents have a not know that Officer James dispensers to encourage regular u» unless a personal reply is requested. much lighter skin color initially which Dun lop I oral contraceptives. One of you choose to have a cycle other! was an undercover becomes darker in a few weeks. At use the benefits is the menstrual what comes with the prepack detective. Royal was arrested birth, a black baby is often a very deep arrangement, ask your physical^ after he shoved Dunlop away pink or red and if the parents are light regularity. I can predict accurately My wife and I are expecting our when each period will start. I wonder prescribe a contraceptive which ai John Borgcr, editor - in - chief; Charlie from another demonstrator, even first child in July and because of this complexioned the baby might actually packaged as a large number of to! be the same color as one born of white if it would be harmful to use oral in an ordinary pill bottle. Thus,ilr Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, though the police officer we were attending prenatal classes for contraceptives to alter the length of editorial editor. parents. The development of skin took the pills for 25 to 30 daysr Bill Holstein, campus editor; Mike apparently had not identified instruction and preparation. In all the pigmentation for all infants continues my cycle. For example suppose I don't of the usual 20 Cody, - 21 days and t himself, was garbed in street literature for the course, we keep to take place after birth and may copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary want a period to fall on a weekend, cease taking them, you would In*' Scharrer, sports editor; Jim Bush, staff clothes, and was not wearing a seeing statements such as "The baby actually extend for a period of several can I take extra pills and extend the association representative. longer period if you desire. badge. emerges from the mother's body in years. However, the difference in Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising cycle for a few days? Would this cause manager; Lee Lockwood. asst. advertising Granted, police must often any of a variety of shades from blue to appearance at birth of the child from It would harm or discomfort? How far could a probably not be manager; John Greening, asst. advertising red, but soon tne baby's coloring black parents comparied to a child manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. rely on undercover agents as the period be stretched in this fashion? to eliminate your period entirely changes to a soft rosy pink or white." from white parents is sufficiently some break - through bleeding Members of the board of directors: Vic only effective method to deter We were wondering if this was true of distinctive so that one would imagine occur after a few months of cont" Spaniolo, president; Debbie Wfcite, vice crime. But a police officer has an that There is babies born of black parents or of prenatal literature would no reason why a woman use. In no way should this al president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - treasurer; Frank Senger; Roland Williams; obligation to clearly identify parents belonging to one of the darker comment on it. That such literature could not vary the appearance of her form of using birth control pillspo# Tom Kiordan; Al Wilke; Michael Orr. himself when dressed in might exhibit the peculiar form of period by taking birth control pills for hazard but I must warn you that: complected peoples of the world? Are prejudice known as ignoring the a longer time before stopping them. people are incredibly dense k The Michigan State News is a seven - time plainclothes, and if there is no their babies born blue or red, then existence of nonwhite people, does The so called period with the - pills is track of events and failure to ttfe recipient of the Pacemaker Award for identification, there is no turning to rosy pink? If not, then we not surprise me. I think it would be a outstanding journalism. actually artificial and is caused by a pill each day will enhance rational basis for a charge of feel that there must be some revision worthwhile venture for you to write to change in hormone levels when the pill possibility of an inadv: obstruction. of the prejudiced prenatal literature the is stopped. For convenience sake company distributing such and pregnancy. Cooks dish Shut Two cafeteria student, are cooks, both regular and dedicated and experienced I would like to reply to Mariann people who take pride in their work. McNally's letter of April 9. We do the best we can with the menus and food we have to work with. Vacation Travel Studen First of all I will admit that I've strikes again! I am a Spanish teach# been a student cook at Brody kitchen So McNaliy, if you want to go on Hannah Middle School in Cents for several years. Brody kitchen, being the largest on campus, should be representative of the problems eating McDonald's hamburgs, remember the dorm cooks are trying to you with what they have to work satisfy Lansing. Last December, a group my students signed on a tour to which was to depart on April 13. L occuring in other campus cafeterias. with. And you're getting more than to go as a chaperone. In all, 1 you really pay for. So next time you people were scheduled on this tow, McNally, I can assure you, since I have a gripe, McNally, just remember $349 each. That means that Vac:-, work in food production almost every that we, the dorm cooks, also may Save gas Travel / Studentours » Worth day, that the quality of the food has not changed since the beginning of fall term. We're cooking the same types of have a gripe with you ignorant students who know nothing about food production. ungrateful, To the Editor: me that our country faces a serious approximately $61,000 for almost^ months with dependable arrangements. which to ■ foods the same way. As for quantity, It seems to me that back in the mid energy crisis. Would I please conserve students can still go back as many Randy Rose 1950s my father showed me a short gasoline? If we all work together, Less than 4 8 hours times as they want for seconds. Turner senior paragraph in the paper about a maybe our country won't have to departure time I was notified that C erman scientist who had developed a ration gasoline. flight had been cancelled. Rejaf-^ McNally said that "students will carburetor that would allow an Hmmmmm. of the reason, the fact remains soon get ulcers or go broke LETTER POLICY McDonald's." To this I say, if you can eating at automobile to travel up to 60 miles on Like I say, it seems to me that my many young people are heart-M® The State News a gallon of gas. The oil companies father showed me such an article. I For many, this was to be oneo withstand a steady diet of hamburgers, Suicide their ■ - ' welcomes all letters. Letters bought the patent on this carburetor was only 9 or 10 then and it didn't greatest experiences i to the editor should be why doesn't the large variety offered and, of course, because this event took seem too important. Now I ask lives. The money has been « by campus cafeterias satisfy you? It every typed double space with 65 place in the 50s, nobody really got too mechanic I see if such a carburetor is but that doesn't mend the took over two terms to voice any space counts on each line. excited about it. possible and without exception they hearts. Letters must be signed and dissatisfaction with residence hall In fact, I seem to remember my To the Editor: say that it is. A lot of mechanics will include hometown, student, food, but I would give you much less father's come right out and I realize that it sometimes time than that to become disgruntled The primary reason why people response being..."I don't say, in a 1950 sort faculty or staff standing, commit suicide is a lack of blame the oil companies for buying of way, "sure, they could make necessary to cancel a tour w local phone number and with McDonald's hamburgers. sleep. that patent. It could put them out of carburetor like that." a enough sign on to make local address. No unsigned Your allegation that the roast beef There are other factors: A lack of business." How now Johnny Cash? possible. This was not the ca* letters will be accepted, but is used over and over again throughout faith in oneself, drinking, drugs, the I have been told that the 50s were But if anyone does expenence If there really is an energy crisis, the State News will the week is completely unbased due to weather, noise, mental stress, very strange years and people just they consider unreliable servic why doesn't Oilment allow the useage withhold author's name in your total ignorance of food frustrations, bitterness and a myriad of accepted things like that and never did of a better carburetor? tour company, I would urge extreme cases. Letters may production. others. get too excited about anything other I would be contact the Consumer .5, 1973 5 2 views IINT OF VIEW on Thursday's RHA POINT OF VIEW tax vote Support RHA No epporent to replace for By HANK BROWN Text of RHA mondotory Saginaw junior RICHARD FARRAR guidelines and not have to be out in the proposal RHA has now itself. come spelled to the proposal By JOHN C. SCHAFER Davenport, Iowa junior It better is argued that than a tax would be voluntary dues because Indianapolis senior conclusion that if The Residence Hall Assn. (RHA) expected the everybody uses hall government has revised its proposed constitutional 1 Last Wednesday evening, at its Lekly meeting, the Residence Hall students to assume too so it added the many sentence "Refunds can things to amend constitution amendment. Unforturately, it is still services and therefore everygody should pay for them. I say that this is Jsai (RHA) stood back and took an be attained from individual hall quite unacceptable. The refund clause pure nonsense. In Abbot Hall, where I Kjective look at its proposed addition councils if the resident wishes to The following is the text of the which was added, by my live, a resident who pays his dues is f Articles (finances) to the RHA surrender his or her club card and use or her club card and use of the club's interpretation, still issued a membership card in his name. of the club's services" proposed amendment to Article 5 of services. leaves refunds up to the discretion of institution. to the main the Resident To check out sports equipment, T The assembly, after much body of the article. Hall Assn. (RHA) "Section 5: The proposed rate of the residence hall council. newspapers the student must present constitution. Liberation, passed motions to In closing, RHA would like to The nearly 16,500 students assessment shall be submitted for the The words used are "refunds; can be obtained" and not "refunds shall be his ID card and his own Abbot Hall fcstpone the election one week and to dispel some of the living in approval of the assembly not later Assn. card. He is allowed to check that seems to be misunderstanding residence halls will have than the fifth (5th) week of obtainable." But let us assume that |d a refund clause to Section 4 of the circulating with the an spring things out only with his own ID and opportunity to vote on this term each year. some judiciary rules that (oposal. The assembly felt that in proposal. It is advocating an amendment in a referendum to be held on campus his own association card. In this "Section 6: This assessment shall be this clause means that refunds shall be manner king the students an additional week assessment "not to exceed $1.75 per services are effectively limited I evaluate the entire article they term," not an assessment of $1.75 Thursday in residence halls during disbursed to the individual hall obtainable on request. Let me raise to those who have paid for them. per lunch and dinner hours. some other iuld be better prepared to vote term. The fee would government based on a head count of objections to this tax. There is no excuse for a tax when a completely The proposal: each residence hall Any tax proposal should, in my voluntary payment (ibiasedly on the proposal. replace present residence hall dues, not "Section 4: The RHA per term, taking the place of present dorm dues. opinion, be backed up by an argument well. At least that not system works as ■ The refund clause was added to add to them. All assembly funds collected shall be empowered to assess a fee that there is a demonstrated need for freedom my idea of fcrify the optional standing of the would be distributed back to the to exceed not "Section 7: Individual hall of choice. L The finance committee had always $1.75 per term, to be that tax. RHA has presented no If I individual dorms with none such know University refund going to collected from students governing bodies have the option to fended the assessment to be optional RHA. 8 residence living in halls at registration each collect additional arguments to the students. The procedures, it'll take at least an hour Id felt that this would be understood Hopefully the proposal will pass term in revenues, not to exceed 75 cents per term if approved arguments I have heard from other or two. So to keep my own $1.75, I T^ use of the word "fee" instead of and the campus will finally have a accordance with University financial procedures. Refunds can be sources, notably the president of must waste an hour or two of my own Lx» it also felt that the refund uniform collection by two-thirds of 50 per cent plus one Wilson Hall Assn., runs to the effect time. I leave it to the voters to decide process, assessment attained from individual hall councils residents of the hall, as determined in that the tax is Klicy could be handled in the article's rate and refund policy. if the resident wishes to surrender his an all-hall referendum. necessary to carry on whether or not this is a tax. Vote no resident hall council activities. an Thursday in your residence hall. DINT OF VIEW THROUGH DEEP REST, TM: Truth becoming obsolete? — DEVELOPS A CLEARER MIND By RAUL MIGUEL ARISPE East Lansing graduate student shut down in protest, 1 wonder why days have not been set aside for the discussion in classrooms of the — GIVES MORE ENERGY political, social, ethical issues our country is [The quest for national integrity and truth seems to going through. The casualties of Vietnam are not — DISSOLVES TENSION bend on the draining of a certain Watergate. only measured by the Sandbags . been used to prevent this (the use of executive youth that died there, but also by what it did to our sensitive hearts and minds here. |ilege). I remember a lot of YOGI J wonder how long the American public can stand people asking about what was true iching as their trusted, outstanding church , - going and relevant once, I remember somehow two opposite things are people taking a stand. Now ★ LEVELS OF REST Hers are caught cheating, lying, spying and otherwise happening. First we freely elect our leaders, then we find out that they are change in metabolic rate Spering with our justice system which has remained blind legally corrupt. I think we should ask ourselves what is true fell of this. and relevant at the time of elections and - 4% ■1 wonder where all the actively seek that demonstrators went (Oh, yes, all contaminated watergates be drained and lee were just found guilty). Surely this is a time when all purified. I would hate to think that we have reached the * political radicals of the 60s would come out of hiding pragmatically technological state of behaving h, they shoot student radicals, don't they) and say, "see I as though truth is impractical and unprofitable when certain issues i you so." I wonder why the campuses are not and certain individuals are in being question. bONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ■ MfW,, MRb. 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Haslett 0 (Salad bar included) 0 • 224 Abbott Road # 0 East Lansing Q Where does the camping trip end and the nightmare begin ^■TTTIMrg Beal Co-Operative International /I jiQN* ■ T LCHNlCOl OR* Proudly Presents Two of the Wildest BARGAIN DAY Films ever to play at MSU are now playing A JOHN BOOAMAN FILM with each other! Starts TOMORROW! A GREAT PORNOGRAPHIC DOUBLE FEATURE Starring JON VOIGHT • BURT REYNOLDS • PANAVISION® ®&[gl TECHNICOLOR* • From Warner Bros A Warner Communicalions Company IMine men who came too late and stayed too long. HARLOT THE DEFINITIVE X jejuni Harlot is an incredibly explicit filmic experience. Harlot is totally graphic. On the same program is another astounding erotic film. THeCOriflSCWGD A PHIL FELDMAN PRODUCTION %&UJTSJSJfMxI SB -EE* TECHNICOLOR' MNMISION' FROM WARNER BROS SEVEN ARTS * THE ULTIMATE X These two full length adult films comprise the most tumultuous double feature ever shown on campus. In (Directed by Sam Peckinpah Shown Late) ISGPeantl combination they are a sexual holocost on the screen. SHOWTIMES: bloodg - STEVE MCQUEEN likes it best Shown in 326 Nat Sci HARLOT 7:00 and 9:30 "ON ANY SUNDAY" (A film by BRUCE BROWN, the nwirder CONFISCATED 8:10 and 10:40 ADMISSION: $2.00 maker of "ENDLESS SUMMER" 1st at 8:15 This program is rated X - very X - you must he 18 or older - all patrons will be checked for proof of age. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 25, 1973 7 lavis says Guru H Police try ids secret to life parking The repeated destruction of gate arms at two city - owned parking lots has Ji. "The mind is the prompted East Lansing police to Y SHARON HANKS obstacle to realizing. When they receive take action to prevent the vandalism. Kate News Staff Writer understanding. the knowledge they will Sgt. Dean Tucker, of the East "Nothing has ever The mind is the devil," he realize what they sould do." last week that the department is Lansing Police Dept., said said. "It generates closely watching Lot 1 on wled my brain more than suffering "If Albert Avenue and Lot 3 (the parking and oppression. But if the you study this of Albert Avenue and ramp) at the corner day I received mind serves the soul, the organization, you'll Charles Street in an effort to stop the realize destruction. Jowledge of Guru ideas will be absolutely it utterly defies all Asst. Parking Superintendent Bill Goodman karaj Jl," Rennie Davis perfect for everyone." organizational and estimated T Monday night to a bureaucratic theories all that about 40 gate arms have been broken since Jan. 1. Maharaj Ji shows "It is the city's intent to jwd of about 400 at Wells this and lifts you out of this you around the world," he said. prosecute to the fullest anyone caught vandalizing the parking lots," Tucker world in a blissful high. You said. |yet, not since the experience joy and peace of During the past week, jcago 7 Conspiracy Trial mind at its deepest level," Davis has toured the ■ Davis's thinking evoked country in an effort to gain he said. disbelief from his support for Sat Guru. But Davis's statement The movement has been Ilence as well as utter jght, amusement and that "Sat Guru, or Perfect Master or if you like, God, steadily country growing in this for about a comes to bring the secret of havis, a 32-year-old life year-and-a-half ' and claims to people," brought __n of SDS, the Chicago 6 million followers. groans from the audience. tnd the now defunct Davis advocated that Its teachings are Lday Tribe explained implemented through the jhe knowledge has MSU and the Legislature should set up Michigan Divine Light Missions which Rennie Davis Elderly Lpletely freaked me out. public also sponsored Davis. E the only way to know hearings to it's going on is to receive investigate Maharaj Ji. But to some local I knowledge." antiwar activists, it was Kjnce January, Davis has fsaken his antiwar apparent they thought Davis TL | to 'sserve your real self , THE DISCREET perfect, which is smarter# / Jite, which is Maharaj V Wpivipcm CftLLP&E*) ^ CHARM OF THE ^*ffEME€R5Hi^ I(V f\ CW€ oA T nor reomn BOURGEOISIE" (*EOtylL,PR|-rm&»s*r5, , Next! in COLOR Ingmar Bergman's "Cries and Whispers" jPGj -EE- ^Deliverance , MP CAR ^■EAST LANS INI $11.00 Hxed vA AND . . . Super Spy Suspense $11.00 ! ■UQUET^ ACTtyOWMI rf&u- ~~~ Im oo $15.00 THE SALZBURG CAU. CRuHire */■. _9T Presents A CHINES ielegraphJ0P v FOR pewits On ^ world lioniiif Raiii io3£k 339-8258 rV1terilJ 129 E. 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"The share and share Cambodian ifl and ski SHORT SLEEVE long go as there's sometbiaf around," sjfoJ American. WALTZ GOWNS DRESS SHIRTS with "We have small some pt™ children,*— cases of malnutrition'tol Perma Press in assorted styles at diseases, but for the J fashion colors. Sizes: S-M-L-X part the nutriti $1.80 an hour. Rowley also charged that Hill never gave him his W - 2 formation forms. Hill said that he had in sent them once, but that they had come back because Rowley was not at that WILLIAMSBERG (UPI) detrimental ecological effect address. "After that, I told found no loss of fish life in — Progress was reported on streams feeding Grand either Rowley that he could come Tuesday in the effort to Traverse Bay Williamsburg or Acme over and get them, but he and trout - Creeks, both considered relieve hasn't been over," Hill said. underground gas rich Elk Lake. good trout pressure streams. responsible for The Department more than 100 geyser - like However, they did report Some patrons have biologists in Williamsberg to extensive discoloration of refu®d to pay for parking eruptions in this crater ■ assess the ecological impact the streams due to a scarred resort area. of the gas eruptions on lakes heavy in support of Rowley, but For the first time since caly silt created by mud HU1 insists that it hasn't and streams in the area runoffs. hurt his business. last Wednesday when the craters first began forming in this small northern Michigan town, the Dept. of Natural Resources was able to report "no further discoveries of eruptions and no further evacuations of families." Itinerant tintype photographer I Doug Elbinger, left, who calls himself the only through Friday demonstrating his technique. The ■ itinerant tintype photographer left in America, tintype is a photograph produced on a medal plate I photographs a "Civil War sergeant" at Small World and exposed for about 10 to 20 seconds. I Photographic, 301 MAC Ave. Elbinger will be there State News photo by Ron Biava kite counties may try switch of time JISSOPOLIS (UPI) - petitioned the U.S. Dept. of Upper Penln|U,a count,M ■ty prosecutors In three Traniportatlon to allow were granted a „im||ar Tiwestern Michigan them to convert from reqUest earlier this year. lies may seek a federal Eastern Standard Time to I order In the next few Central SU lard Time to The ■to stop the converalon department has set aid trade relations will public hearings on the JUylight savings time Dilnois and Indiana. Four proposal for mid - May. y. 8 County Prosecutor lael Dodge said lay night it appears ■ly he and the lutors of Berrien and feuren counties will be ■ to Grand Rapids "in a 1m two" to seek the (order. commissioners of ■three counties have RENT A T.V. [ $23.00 per term tdSy *9-50 month lEJAC TV RENTAL! Wednesday, Anril 25 1973 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MSU running By PAT FARNAN State News Sports Writer initiation and perhaps the sun will shine in Spartan rusher last year, blue chip recruit Levi Jackson, backs loaded with talent we're counting on them to be a big help," Stolz said. for the guys but lerning the right way they're rapidly Stadium once more this Damond Mays, junior "There is experience, speed and thoroughly. We're Running backs are year. college all - American and a and agility back there and I asking them to do certain supposed to carry Stolz is expecting some prep all - American, Tyrone can't see that hurting us." things for us so we can win Offensive backfield football games and I've got the football . . .and a little class performances from his Wilson. Mays will alternate glamour if it comes their relished runners. The former as a flanker and a runner in coach, William Davis, also a to say they've given us way. But when the pigskin defensive coordinator under hopes of utilizing his speed. new face on the Spartan tremendous cooperation." toters fail to push it across, Duffy Daugherty believes At the fullback slot, the coaching staff, agrees with Davis clarified the right the jeers start pouring in his back field flaunts as battle rages between Stolz's evaluation of the way as the one most like Morton salt. much talent as any in the Clarence Bullock and backfield. conducive to the Power I Such has been the sad Big Ten. That includes such Arnold Morgado for the "I think we are going to offense installed this spring. honor of busting through have outstanding running "We have to make a plight of MSU running distinguished company as backs for the past couple of Ed Shuttlesworth and the core of opposing backs," Davis, former head transition from the years. cohorts down the road in defensive lines. The winner coach at Adrian college, wishbone," Davis said. The But a cornucopia of ball Bo Schembechlerland ■ will also be sued extensively agrees. " We have two styles of offense stress carrying talent has emerged Included on that list are as a blocker. tremendous talent here and different coaching in the wake of head coach speedster Mike Holt, David "We have a great deal of there is going to be tough techniques and Denny Stolz's MSU E. Brown, leading MSU talent in our backfield and competition for starting consequently different positions." steps, fakes and methods of Davis commented that blocking. But everyone the backs are still in the realizes that his is a Clancy, Bickel pitch pupil stage of practice, adjusting to a new offensive formations, coaches. plays and different system and that helps out. The guys are all working hard because they have an equal opportunity HOLT MORGADO BULLOCK batsmen to double kill, to start. They respect each "We're on fundamentals - stance, steps and other and they're helping of the backfield, Holt's team and Brown is Both Bullock alignment," he explained. each other out." responsibility entails more academically ineligible. But Morgado, the Hawaiian "This is a totally new thing The only senior member abundance of runners has import, saw than mere mechanics. an action last m kept the competition at a and piled season record now 21 -8 "As a certain senior I have a responsibility to pinnacle. "Holt has been experience. — up yards d bring the team together," he working "Experience js a |,j. hard and By LYNN HENNING hits and drove in a run, make another home said. "It's this cohesiveness real sacrifices," Davis said. "But making factor," comments. MorgadJ State News Sprts Writer going two - for - two and appearance until a May 5 thing again but it's really "But the we've got other kids, too. coaching has coming up with some battle with Michigan, when important. Mike Hurd does been The Spartan baseball defensive gems, to boot. they'll resume Big Ten play. it to the team and I believe Morgado and Bullock are tremendous. In the past team moved its record to 21-8 Bickel was in control I'm responsible to the team bumping heads for the enthusiasm has fizzled out Tuesday, sweeping Wayne in the same capacity." fullback spot right now and after two weeks of from the start in the sprint State, 7 - 1, and ,2-0, Holt and the highly they're both real drills. But these guys nightcap. The sophomore really behind the pitching of Rob tauted Brown have had competitors. It's going to be have their stuff together whiz, now 7 -1, didn't walk and Clancy and a shutout a batter the entire afternoon —NEWS various conflicts with spring a scramble for starting are continuing to work us performance by Duane drills thus far. Holt has berths." hard." while striking out four and Bickel. obligations to the track yielding a mere five hits. Clancy grabbed the \ victory for MSU in the first The Spartans picked up contest, pushing his record their two runs in the third ■ to southpaw 4 1. The senior was three singles by the first nicked for when Cerez moved to second sacrifice walked and bunt by Amos pHMRpP"1 Davis resigns, three Wayne State batters, Hewitt. Bill Simpson accounting for the Tartars' only run of the day. But he slammed the door the rest of the way, striking out a followed with a single, moving Cerez to third, and then Cerez scored on a time to change single by Ron DeLone. By PAM WRIGHT total of 10 while giving up State News Sports Writer nine hits and walking just Rohde then picked up l-ast week Carol Davis the women's athletic one. his fourth run batted in of the day with a sacrifice fly, director, announced her intent to resign her position. John Rohde drove in Davis was appointed last September to fill the three of the Spartans' runs driving in Simpson. Simpson and DeLonge position for 10 months. In June 10 months will have in the first contest with a each had a pair of hits in the passed. She is eager to relinquish her job. single, double, and a Davis is disgusted with administrative duties and has sacrifice fly. Shortstop nightcap to lead the found that she has had little time to do what she Steve Cerez - who had been Spartans' offensive efforts. MSU picked up just six actually wants. having his troubles at the I knew I wouldn't like it," Davis commented. "I plate - banged out a pair of hits in the second game. don't like administration. I like to deal with people. Wayne State, now 9 - 10 - 1, rallied in the s -enth off Teaching is my thing and I've found I have less and less Women Bickel on a single and a hit time to do that." batsman. But Bickel retired She can surely be admired for her job as athletic the last two batters on director and her sincere dedication to the women's To offset the routine ground balls to program. overcrowding of the IM However, the applicability and the validity of her preserve his shutout and pool during noon and record his seventh straight philosophies on the funtioning of the sports program evening hours an early bird have become questionable. swimming session has been victory. Bickel's only loss of the Last spring, the organization of the MSU women's proposed. The session will season came in MSU's first athletic program was examined by the Women's last from 6:30-7:50 a.m. Monday through Friday at game of the season in Steering Committee. The committee recommended Miami, where he dropped an that MSU women receive athletic scholarships and the Women' IM pool. At least twenty-five people must call the Women's IM identical 2 - 0 contest. The Spartans now hit the Slide, Ron financial aid, that women coaches develop a recruiting system, that coaching become a full time job and that road, facing the University the position of the women's athletic director be full office (5-4710) and express an interest before Monday of Detroit at the U • D Ron DeLonge slides safely into third base in the Spartans to their doubleheader sweep of the time- At that time, Dare in order for the session to campus in a Friday Tuesday's game with Wayne State. DeLonge had Tartars at Kobs Field. spoke against these be offered. doubleheader. They won't three hits for the day and two runs batted in, helfing State News photo by Milt Horst proposals and today she adheres to those positions. believes that Linkers She By STEVE STEIN Invitational at Ohio State underway—finally The Spartans had their pars. I think he's going to be day, however," Fossum OSU) didn't play all that well and since we have such money involved should not be with the relationship between an athlete and a coach. It should instead be based on a sincere desire to State News Sports Writer last weekend, coach Bruce yearly battle with early a great player," Fossum said added. participate. of the Jackson (Parkside) MSU will be sending a six a short season, we have to It was a long time Fossum's crew will be spring weather, Davis doesn't believe participating in the Purdue compounded this season graduate. - man squad to Purdue but give every other player a that the job of a coming, but the golf season Not having played on a chance," Fossum said. is finally underway for the Invitational Saturday and with the heavy snow two only Cole and Marx have women's coach is full MSU linkers. Mid - American Invitational weeks ago, but the golfers big course in some time, been guaranteed spots on time but feels strongly Fossum believes the six the contingent. There will MSU will be seeing many finally flayed on the 18 - that a coach should also - After seeing their first Monday. of their conference rivals as Both tourneys are 36 hole Forest Akers west man squad may have tired be an intrasquad playoff be part time competitive action since - in the final nine of 27 holes all 10 schools participate at a • mid March at the Kepler hole events. course Monday. today and Thursday at - Before then, MSU was on the first day. Forest Akers west to Purdue while Indiana and CAROL DAVIS instructor. Davis said that ii • ''We played determine who will fill the OSU join the Spartans at using the facilities at Par - person is good enough to coach a varsity team, he also considerably better on those final four spots. the Mid American in Mor golf course and the should use his ability to teach our HPR courses. nine hole Forest Akers east final nine holes the second "The rest of the guys (at Oxford, Ohio. "Our HPR students deserve the best that they • layout. MSU get," she added. spurted on the Should not be full time job second day of the 54 - hole 1 competition at the Kepler She also believes that the women's athletic d>rec to grab fifth place of 18 should not hold a mandatory full - time position, teams in the tourney. The make it mandatory would be unfair, according Spartans had ended the initial afternoon in 12th "There should be some leeway," Davis comment^ place. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Los Angeles Weiss, but the deal backfired Tuesday "Many women would want to coach or teach a Freshman Steve Cole led Rams wide receiver LANCE RENTZEL morning when a Temple University same time. They should have that option." the Spartan scorers with a pleaded guilty tuesday to a marijuana orthopedist declared Ray's injured knee Davis lias worked hard during her tenure as a 228 total for third place in possession charge, and the prosecutor said two physically unsound. director to integrate these philosophies into the individual standing women's program. other drug charges would be dismissed. Cleveland, with a choice from Portland, . her while junior Bill Marx was followed Philadelphia by choosing It's unquestionable that Davis is sincere Rentzel, 29, who refused to comment the second lowest Spartan his football Minnesota center JIM BREWER Buffalo efforts and that she should be admired for her on future after the with 233. chose Providence's ERNIE DIGREDORIO, work and honesty. j m the proceedings, will be sentenced May 22. Scores in the tourney First offenders usually are given suspended while Seattle took little-known MIKE However, these philosophies, if continued ^ were high because the sentences and placed on probation. GREEN of Louisiana Tech. The Detroit future can retard the further expansion of the wo course was wet from week - athletic program. Deputy District Attorney Robert Pistons, who didn't get a pick until the long rains and it was quite Altman said third round, fared quite well. Among their Shoud be taken seriouily windy. Cole posted the best charges of furnishing ^ marijuana and possession of codeine choices were DWIGHT LAMAR of It is time that the women's athletic Pr0gr®o w individual rouand in the Southwestern Louisiana, Memphis State's event - an even par 72. without a prescription will be dismissed at taken seriously. Our able women athletes sho the time of the sentencing. LARRY KENON and BILL KILGORE of able to receive financial help; they sihou ^ "Cole's score was very MSU. good," Fossum commented. Defense attorneys had fought the ******** qualified coaches and most importantly the j "I was not surprised on the charges on the grounds that the search Michigan State's lacrosse team hopes to director's job should be full - time. The person /j warrants which led to the discovery of the fill this position should view it as an e basis of his ability but based break a three-game losing streak today as it on the time of year and the drugs were obtained with insufficient assignment and her first priority. women'» II travels to Bowling Green to face one of the conditions, it was an cause. ******** Midwest Lacrosse league's toughest teams. Through these Implementations the j■ athletic program can begin to rid itself of it II outstanding round. NEW YORK (UPI) -The Philadelphia The Spartans are coming off losses to rate image. question* II 76ers opened the National Basketball Assn. Ohio Wesleyan and Michigan (twice) and He's shot not stand 2-4 for the year. With the quest for a new athletic director, qI en', I » • draft Tuesday by selecting DOUG of organization and of the functions of a maker and he is very COLLINS of Illinois State. Better defense will be needed if the || accurate. As result, he hits program are going to have to be answered. a The 76ers had traded their flr»t round Spartans hope to end the string as they Now is the time for women to demand more greens and has more pick to Chicago Monday for veterans have yielded 40 goals in the last three Bill Marx chances for birdies or easier Clifford Ray, a forward, and aguard Bob games. rhlch 1 -5,1973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 25, 1973 H *nf |f'alT|Pus 'awns Court to if proutyou have tiny tips noticed little colored signs popping up all district b lr campus, do not worry. The three by five inch WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a case that could affect many Linosters were planted Monday night by Alpha Phi big metropolitan areas, the Supreme Court has been asked iega ■ a service fraternity at MSU. to knock down jurisdictional boundaries that separate white \e intent of the signs, according to Rick Harris, suburban schools from inner city blacks. aary of Alpha Phi Omega and coordinator of the drive The case directly concerned only Richmond, Va., and b prevent pedestrians from walking and littering on the two adjacent rural counties, but the NAACP Legal Defense Fund said Monday it represents a prevailing problem of "antilitter, pro-grass" campaign conducted in desegregating inner city schools "within the narrow, -aeration with the Grounds Maintenance Dept. consists inflexible limits" of political boundaries. Buie signs displaying such messages as "Pitch in," "Let it Similar cases have reached various stages in Wilmington, 7' and even a blade of grass saying "I grow with a little Del.; Buffalo, N.Y.; Boston; Hartford, Conn.; Durham, k from my friends." N.C.; Atlanta; Detroit and Grand Rapids, Mich.; Dayton, Ohio; Louisville, Ky.; and Indianapolis. torris said the signs were placed where "there are more The state of Virginia and the Justice Dept. opposed the -.paths than sidewalks." idea on grounds that courts have no authority to impose 'We are trying to get people to use the sidewalks instead desegregation plans that cross county lines. cutting corners and walking on the grass. This is a NAACP attorney William T. Coleman said the state had utiful campus, and we want to keep it that way." allowed whites to cross Richmond's boundaries freely in Jurt D. Ferris, superintendent of grounds maintenance, order to escape from predominantly black schools of the | that he thought the signs were a great idea and hoped »would have some effect on pedestrians. Let i city school district. He said 39 per cent of the white enrollment in the New reminders to all city 'The turf is tender right now and keeping people off the are these signs placed about system left between 1970 and 1972. signs existence is John Wagner, is very necessary," Ferris said. His only fear was that campus by members of the Alpha Phi Omega service Lansing junior, who "It is only when it comes to desegrating schools that s catches a few winks by Berkey Hall. novel signs might be carried off by passerbys before honorary as part of an effort to preserve the beauty districts all of a sudden become the most sacrosanct thing of the MSU campus. I could complete their task. Apparently oblivious to the State News photo by Dale Atkins in the world," Coleman said. ce is a big ■ven trees show Morgue ■ iy PAUL GOODMAN great black oak, 100 yards down the fibers in two to varieties. "But the north of Beaumont Tower, three years. an intensive effort to save has been Parmelee also said the them lichi gan State which Parmelee estimated is The by the University, In larger wooden tags spraying of elm trees to •as the past fizzled [ersity, in its pursuit of over 300 years old. cost over a dollar apiece ward off Dutch elm disease Lansing and East Lansing have stopped out ness. lias issued ID The University also spraying and ?eks of depending on the amount of will continue this year. MSU as a result have almost spring ) many of its plants grows opium poppies and lettering required. A new has 1,300 elms left due to no «e guys really trees as well as its several varieties of cannabis. elms left, Parmelee said. aluminum faced tag is being ff together and I ' Parmelee acknowledged used that has the script ig to work us their illegality but said it has of the men photographed on it much in been University policy to the same ■onsible, George W. way a picture is lelee, curator of Beal grow them as examples of nature. developed from tags have a film. These life expectancy ATTENTION s, believes the tagging "Of course, we keep an of 20 to 30 years. ducational and eye on them," he added. Parmelee's eventual goal ,.ices the value of the gns, ; and trees for students the University The poppies are strategically located near the poison ivy. There are several types of is to tag all the plants and trees, though he admits this GRADUATE STUDENTS will probably never be done. ..unity in general." tags used. The paperish MSU has over 7,500 The practice began nge ears ago when William il. founder of the Beal looking tag is really fiberglass reinforced plastic and is co nsidered different varieties of plants and trees. The population alone is 1,300 elm The Council of Graduate Students is interviewing graduate students interested now ^Hens, first came to MSU. temporary. They cost only and these make up only a in acting as COGS representatives on the gardens and ID ivould teach students to pennies, but the sun breaks few of the different various university committees next year. ?n's athletic All interested persons Observers, not merely please contact the her position. to fill the lists who learned from HDTV RESTAURANT COGS office, 316 Student Services Bldg. ths will have he of the methods of Kng is to select a IMIjijb# &BAR Phone 3-9189 for further information. la Ik Iple and tag the best of oak or elm and MISSISSIPPI the student to RIVER FISH FRY y the remaining trees mation. In this way [ walks serve as a ♦Pond reared Southern Blue Channel Catfish rolled in cornmeal the Southern riverstyle . . . way and fried $IOO [case for the University, he ition more exotic grabbing plants and •Louisiana Bajou shrimp creole with New Orleans creole sauce . . . ♦Batter - fried whitefish the riverboat a month way . . . ! trees usually receive Included in each of the above dinners are cole srity around tagging slaw, real Southern hush puppies, fresh corn bread ^ Parmelee said. He and butter, and tarter and hot sauce. Also on the menu but extra $100 for each month of the school year. Its like a are cajun fried potatoes and sweet Iders some of the trees heirlooms. more tice in field the A and giant band the tater pie. As usual drinks and coyktails. we will be serving your favorite $900 annual scholarship. If you qualify, you can earn it as a member of the Marine Leaders Class. Corps' Platoon ■hered beech in For Information You'll also be earning a Marine officer's com Imont Field, south of or Reservations mission through PLC summer training at |Abbott Road entrance Call 482 6100 Quan' o.V' rginia. o favorites. TalK to the Marine officer who visits your oldest tree on campus. is probably the Talk to Major Wood when he visits the Placement Bureau June 12, 13 9 am -4 p.m. .t :ere desire to loesn't believe job coach is of » full WHAT'S REALLY ME? Lansing Wed. Nite 5:00 10:30 PM a pic ® The Marines are looking for a few good men. feels strongly ch should also OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE >art • time the big news is the crop topper . . .with classic shirt styling topping off pants or skirts, alone hletic director e position. To or paired, in light and airy, easy according w care polyester/cotton, sizes 30-36 si comment^ A Elastic waist seersucker with r teach at tw rounded collar, beige or blue, $8 mre as athlete lies into the sincere 1 for her in W ie^Prttzel cBell proudly presents itinued in women' ll? pixie Land .zzaJ . . fthe , the "PEPPER B B Dotted Swiss with elasticized shirred waist and pointed collar in white/navy, red/white or white on white, $10. LITTLE SEPARATES — STREET FLOOR JaoobBoriS 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesda* STATE NEWS C CLASSIFIED 355-8255 "FRANKLY SPEAKING m ]ffl IB) R.N. POSITIONS A RESPONSIBLE, warm, CORVETTE 1969 - low MARQUIS 1969 - must sell I female baby sitter needed in APARTMENT Fqr mileage, clean. 372-8130. Excellent condition. $1,200/ 2 Four or five day week. Time and my home. Close to campus. b«lroonis 5-4-27 best offer. 351-2588. 4-4-27 campus ai ' half for weekends worked, 337-0645. 1-4-25 a lunch and perking furnished, 3-426 ' ' 3fy)3 CORVETTE 1972 - coupe, low MERCURY MONTEREY - Blue Cross, life insurance, DRIVERS, FULL and part time, PHONE 355-8255 mileage, $4900. 332-3853, 1968, 4 door, excellent 393-2943. 3-4-27 plus many benefits. Full paid steady work. Apply side condition, air conditioning, 347 Student Services Bid?. orientation period for R.N.'s door, 122 Woodmere, plus 2 new snow tires. CUSTOM CRUISER 1972, 9 wanting to return to nursing. VARSITY CAB COMPANY. - 393-4731, 3-4-26 •AUTOMOTIVE passenger, air conditioning, Contact Mrs. L. Risk, R.N., 3-4-27 power steering, power brakes, Director of Nursing, Scooters & Cycles MGB 1971 - portable hardtop, and many other extras. INGHAM COUNTY EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE Parts & Service radio, clock, luggage rack, $3,800. 627-2351. 3-4-26 new 1972 engine with 6,000 EXTENDED CARE solicitors, 5-10pm Monday Aviation FACILITY, Okemos, through Friday. Could miles. Call after 6pm, •EMPLOYMENT CUTLASS 1971 — low mileage. 351-7348. 54-30 Michigan. Phone 349-1050. qualify you for highest pay in Excellent condition, best 5-4-27 the industry. Call Mr. * RDR RENT offer. Call 353-7921 after MG MIDGET 1971 - low Murphy at 351-0623, 10am - Apartments 5pm. 5-4-30 RELIABLE HARD worker who mileage, excellent condition, 10pm. C-1-4-25 Houses call 351-6573 after 6pm. wants steady employment. Rooms DATSUN 1972 - 510, 4 door, ' 5-4-25 Good income. Phone SECRETARY TO work •FOR SALE sharp, vinyl top, 353-3176. 485-9467 between 8-10pm. approximately 15 hours per UNIVERSITY Animals B-2-4-25 MG MIDGET - 1970, good An Equal Opportunity week beginning May 1st — supervised Mobile Homes shape, $1,500. 1441 HE'S THREATENING 10 INFECT THE Employer. 5-4-27 September 30th. 40 hours housing DART GT 1964, snow tires, Glenhaven or 351-8239. per week beginning October ENTIRE COMPANY WITH THE LONDON FLU LlnrJ - •LOST & FOUND 6-5-2 1st March 31st. Will take NOW RENTING good condition, reliable RECREATION DIRECTOR - - •PERSONAL transportation. Call IF VOL) DON'T GIVE HIM A JOB1.' female, for summer resort. applications and interview -r> AND 6 VAN I •PEANUTS PERSONAL 337-2201. 5-5-1 MUSTANG 1965 - 289 V-8, Teach > 8.«"h swimming, lead games, Friday April 27th from 12 - apaim mkv;rs I •REAL ESTATE DODGE DART - 1963, stereo, radio, automatic, $250. 332-0639 persistently. Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 needs musical talent guitar. Like children. Write — prefer 3pm, LANSING SKI CLUB. 2-4-26 FOR SUMMER ANDpiil •RECREATION 3-4-27 excellent condition, $175. FLORA DALE RESORT, AfA»j - •SERVICE Burcham Woods, Apartment Mears, Michigan 49436, 616- SECRETARY TO executive Instruction 7. 3-4-27 MUSTANG 1972 - Red / white j Motorcycles j^j 873-3212. 5-4-25 director. Shorthand required, sSSlsl stripe and white interior, salary up to $6,000 plus Typing Service DODGE VAN - 1972, only 6 - c y I i n d er, 3-speed MATURE COUPLE wanted to fringe benefits. Apply •TRANSPORTATION CAPITOL AREA 8,800 miles, 3/4 ton, long transmission. 371-3039 after reside VW BUS 1971 - Clean, low KAWASAKI 1972 - 500, 228 on premises and •WANTED wheelbase, insulated. Call 5pm. 3-4-27 ECONOMIC leage, moving, $2050. miles, best offer, 627-5472. manage apartment complex. 332-0796. 4-4-27 Duties include OPPORTUNITY, 101 East 482-6968. 3-4-26 5-4-30 light MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE Willow, Lansing. 2-4-26 housekeeping, maintenance ECONOLINE VAN 1964 - 1965 - runs good, $275. VW CAMPER - 1968, right 1972 HONDA - 175CB, under and leasing. Salary plus excellent shapel 1970 engine, O.N.O. Call 351-7437 after hand drive. Phone 485-6703. 800 miles, like new, call housing provided. Reply to runs good! Must sell! 6pm. 3-4-26 3-4-25 Box A-t State News. 10-5-1 349-1833. 5-4-30 351-3100. 3-5-26 NOVA 1971 - Rally wheels, VW CAMPER 1966 - new NORTON, 1972 - 750, combat COOK - FEMALE, for summer steering, vinyl roof. eeiB 80 |7.80 115.60 FIAT 29,000 1971 - miles, 850 Spyder, excellent power $1900 or best offer. Call engine, tires, battery. Make offer, 355-8126. 3-4-27 engine, 2000 miles, spotless. 351-2572. 4-4-27 resort. 10-12 weeks, 6 day week. No buying or menu STEREO RENTALS term, $9.50 per month. Free $23 per 1 MAN needed, laundry, share furnish«a"j rent'3 oa EEI aa aa ede condition $1599. 882-4959. 484-8618. 4-4-27 planning. Phone 616- delivery, service and pick-up. 372-2931, 5-4-2( 3-4-26 mrmtmnmsm OLDSMOBILE 1965 - air 1971 KAWASAKI - 350 street 873-3212. 54-25 No deposit. TV's available at bike, excellent condition. 2 MAN apartment to FIAT 124 sport spyder, 1972, conditioned, good condition,. n 3,500 miles, $465. 332-1167 summer, air clean, only 4,000 mi. Call $450. Phone 482-7008. VW 1969 - $700. And 1967 condition. EH Pfa lEF? rcra EEE5 485-1464. W-3-4-27 4-4-27 F-85 Olds, $500. Or both for after 5pm. 4-4-27 close. 351 1764 5-4.26 1 DEADLINE FIAT 1970 - 850, good OLDSMOBILE 1964 - $1,000, or best offer 882-2657 after 6pm. 3-4-27 over. ZUNDAPP 600cc (like B.M.W.) RESPONSIBLE MAN or woman , ^ 1 MAN for 2 man ac Dynamic 88, 1965 Ford German Army bike to to manage KAYO GAS Cedprview Apartments,# 1 P.M. one class day condition, $1,200 or best STATION. Must be 21 years Mustang, Fastback, 1520 restore. Runs strong. $350. rent paid until before publication. offer. 353-8150. 54-30 VW 1968 - new clutch, tires, 4 MAN furnished May |.| Knoll wood, or call 371-2518. 485-0915. 4-4-27 of age. Apply at station, Bob, valves, paint. Excellent. collect, 1 3-4-27 4601 North Grand River. $240/ month. 660 Virginia 5-4 26 FORD WAGON 1965. good $950. 355-3559. 5-5-1 Cancellations/Co r- - HONDA CB450, 1972 - in Phone 489-8145. 5-4-26 Street, 332-8338. B 3-4-25 12 condition, many extras. Best rections - noon one OLDSMOBILE, 1972 - Custom excellent condition, $900 MAHIGOLDAPTJl class publications. day before offer. 351-9288. 3-4-26 FORD GALAXIE 1966 Cruiser, air conditioning and extras. 646-6718 for details. Motorcycles "|[jjfe] and must sell. 353-7454, call after 6pm. 3-4-26 CLEAN-UP only until MAN - mornings 11am Monday ALBERT 419 3 student rental, bedrooms, living room, - good 3-4-27 dining room, kitchen. through Saturday. Must be The State News will be condition, $300, best offer, Available immediately. Call BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, YAMAHA BIG Bear 1968, dependable. Good pay for or motorcycle trade. Call OLDSMOBILE EIPPER REALTY responsible only for the 355-5824. 10-5-8 1966 - RICKMAN. 1972 Yamahas 250cc, 1200 miles, $350. good work. Full fringe INC.. first day's incorrect Dynamic 88, $250. Call 349-9673. 10-4-30 benefits. JIM'S TIFFANY 372-9730 or Rene Vernick, just arrived! Prices are right 882-1047. 3-4-26 PLACE, 372-4300 for 482-7227. 3-4-25 ^351^854!^ insertion. FORD 1969 2 door hardtop, for these new motorcycles. ALL ads must be - small V-8, 4-speed, like new, Also large stock of '73's. SUZUKI 1972 - T500J, 3,600 appointment, downtown GRADUATE 0R~ OLDS CUTLASS - 1971 442, Leathers, helmets, custom miles. Used from June to Lansing. 3-4-26 students, large 1 b pre-paid the last 2 weeks $1050. 349-4288. 34-25 C of the term. J console, buckets, power accessories, parts and service. October. Owner in service. NOW furnished, FORD WAGON 1966 - New steering, radial tires, mag SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, 349-2124. 34-25 SECRETARY, FULL time, conditions, June tires and battery, also new wheels, like new inside and INC. 2460 North Cedar, typing skills required. Call LEASING and September la mounted snow tires extra, out. 372-0306. 54-27 Holt. Just south of 1-96 LINCOLN CENTER, for the $180. 882-2316. 487jj □« $350 484-2548, or best offer. evenings Days OLDS power - 1964, automatic, steering — brakes, radio, overpass. C-4-4-27 Phone 694-6621. - 372-6170. 1-4-25 CLERK TYPIST summer Call after 5PM 482-293 7. 20-5-21 SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 ■ 393-0837. 3-4-25 - preparing air, Michelin tires, $175. accounts and insurance forms 332 6246 man apartment, futmsl»j,B NORTON COMMANDO - MASON BODY SHOP 812 CAMARO 1967 - deal of the FORD WAGON 482-3324. 5-4-30 conditioned, close, - 1965, new in doctors office. Must type Across from campus » 1970, 750cc, 7,000 miles, East Kalamazoo Street since term. Convertible, new tires. tires. $200. Call Neil, 60w.p.m. Salary 332-8267, 5 4-30 $650, call 485-8221 anytime; 1940. Complete auto range $425- 351-3484. 5-4-30 349-2614, 353-0393. 5-4-25 CAPRI 1971 - 1600, 4 speed FORD CUSTOM 1964 OLDS sedan, 1968 nice — Cutlass, 4 door transportation. 393-1188 3-4-27 after 5:30pm. painting and collision service. 485-0256. C-4-30 450 per month. V»ite ©Manager, X-RAY ASSOCIATES, P.C., Campus View ATTIC TYPE - 55,000 324 Near LCC, furnished i| with deluxe interior, low 485-5851. 54-30 Suite 101, 1322 E. Michigan Michigan Awe. miles, good condition, $250. utilities, except gas & 1971 YAMAHA - 250MX, runs GOODYEAR WHITE lettered Ave., Lansing, 48912. X&427 mileage, good condition. 332-2171. 2-4-25 Phone 332-2229. 3-4-26 OLDS CUTLASS SX - 1971, good, clean, extras, asking L60x15 wide — ovals on deep week. 482-0169. 663-Mf HULL APARTMENTS leasing 5-4-30 FORD FAIRLANE convertible, 455,, tape $600. 489-4930. 3-4-27 disk slotted 6 lug mag wheels. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - 1969, for summer! Large, carpeted automatic and power. Call administrative CHEVROLET 1972 - V-8, automatic, dependable, Sharp, like new condition. potential, a after one/two bedroom units, air SUMMER SUBLEASE I Townsman station wagon, 6 clean. $950 or best 5:30pm, 332-1741. HONDA 1971 750. Fits very 4-4-27 - , Chevy Blazer or Vi ton conditioning. 1424 Haslett passenger, offer. 349-4349. 2-4-25 E xcellent condition. new tires, pick-up or van. Cost $340. Road, Apartment 209, equipped with power 353-3024 or 355-4872. Sacrifice, $190. 349-9118. FORD FALCON OPEL 1970 Sedan, sharp, owner. 351-4799. B-2-4-25 steering, power brakes, - 196i, $95. - 3-4-27 3-4-27 responsibilities. Shorthand automatic Call between 5:30-11pm. 25mpg, one owner, $900. and typing skills required, transmission, 332-2968. 3-4-27 393-8558. 3-4-27 1972 SUZUKI 350 - 4400 pleasant office and working factory air, excellent BUG EXTRACTOR $29.95. j condition. $2,895. 372-4550, 8-5pm weekdays. 5-5-1 GMC PICKUP 1951 - looks miles, best offer over $600. 332-8635. 3-4-27 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 conditions, fee paid. Phone Nancy Winner i KAROLYN'S KOTTENS AND good, runs great, $125. SOUTHWORTH CHEVY IMPALA 1958 - sharp, 332-1149. 2-4-26 PLYMOUTH FURY I 1970 - 4 TRIUMPH 1970, mint BONNEVILLE condition. - Call mile West 487-5055. C-4-30 of campus. PERSONNEL ASSOC., INC. 694 3321. 3-4-26 formerly the BARGAIN BARN [ $350 or best offer. Phone GREMLIN 1972 - standard door sedan, 440 high 489-4135. 1-4-25 Dimondale, 646-6686 after transmission, rally stripes, air METRIC MOTORS VW ACETATE & NYLON KNITS 6pm. 3-4-27 conditioning, 372-1849. performance engine, repair. Okemos Road - WAITRESS NEEDED 1 excellent condition, $975. 1972 SUZUKI T500J, very good and immediately, neat, capable ' Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.69 3-4-27 I-96. 349-1929. C-4-30 CHEVY IMPALA - 1968, 4 694-9436. &4-30 condition, 4,000 miles. person, good starting pay. ' speed, $700 or best Call 393-3667. 2-4-25 offer. GTO 1964 - mint condition, PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - Padded sissy bar and Hiway bar. $850. Call 371-3924 ATTENTION STUDENTS, Apply DAGWOOD'S in person, TAVERN, ZIPPERS-ONLY 10c! air, power steering, muncie 4, teachers, and the rest of you 1972, exceptionally clean, after 7:30pm. 5-4-26 2803 E. Kalamazoo. 5-4-26 tri - power, rebuilt engine, Bozos out there! If you are CHEVY 1962 V-8, many accessories. Call - 3.90 posi, $750. 355-0559. tired of that broken down, runs good. Best $100. 349-0626. 2-4-25 offer or 2-4-25 482-9776. 5-5-1 RENAULT 1968 30 miles / 1971 HONDA excellent 450 shape, scrambler, best offer. reaking, dirty me at car, bring it to CAMPBELLS AUTO MATURE care of WOMAN child to and assist in light DRAPERY FABRIC 98c/yd.' IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1967 - 351-3678. 5-4-26 BEAUTY SALON, 730 housekeeping, 9-2 weekdays CHEVY VAN 1972 V-8, gallon. Runs good. 353-2814 Phone 393-9095. 3-4-4 - - 327, power steering, North Larch, and renew your automatic, 3/4 ton, long brakes, automatic, good or 353-2811. 3-4-26 YAMAHA 1972 - XS650, 942 auto and your interest in it! EXCITING SOLIDS & PRINTS wheel base. Must sell, call condition, $700. 353-1497. miles. 1971 Rupp 3-4-26 MODELS. FEMALES wanted 128 W. GRAND RIVER in Williamston. Open M 351-1134. 3-4-26 TOYOTA LANDCR UISER for body 3-4-27 snowmobile, 440 Nitro. Call painting, and thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Fri. 9-5.ClosedSat 1967 - 4 wheel drive, $1695 after 6pm, 694-9925. 5-4-26 FOUR BRAND photography, $10 per hour. new tires, Open Sun. 10-6. 372-8130. 5-4-27 Call between 5-7pm for 850x14, very cheap, best ColUngtoooi) TOYOTA 1972 AM/FM, stereo tape, vinyl - Celica. KAWASAKI excellent 355-9891 250cc - condition. or 1970, 355-6121. Call offer. 489-4933. 3-4-27 COMPLETE IMPORT Car appointment. 10-5 7 CANVASSERS 372-0567 WANTtD, CROSSWORD roof, radial snow tires, 10-5-2 Service including ignition, income unlimited. Call means 10,000 miles, call 351-0873. chassis, brakes, and electrical. 393-9770. Mr. Nash. 5-4-30 PUZZLE 3-4-27 1971 YAMAHA 350 Available at ROBERTS R5-B. Excellent condition, $550/ AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. ACROSS 23 Bre* TOYOTA LANDCRUISER - 4 HIGH SCHOOL drop-outs, 24 Frosting best offer. 355-6732. 3-4-26 4980 Park Lake Road, 1 Part of chair 26 wheel drive, rust free, rust extremely high earnings. Call a Young herring Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for bach 27 Duffel bag proofed. California car, 393-9771, Mr. Cole. 5-4-30 " HONDA 350CL appointment. C-4-30 - - 1968, superb 29 Inaugurate 20,000 miles, 339- 9650 31 Prior to running condition, $350 or JM-26 best. 353-1861. 34-26 Aviation LADIES WANTED for 32. Leaflet executive art studio. $5. 33. Sea serpent VEGA HATCHBACK 1971 - 3 per half hour. Please 36 Russian assent call speed, 8-track, clean, $1150. 37 Afresh 489-1215. 10-4-26 339-9751. 3-4-26 LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years 39 Huge tnad experience in all types of 40. Direct cell VOLKSWAGEN 1967 PART T'^ME - 353-4164. 3-4-26 flight training. Approved for employment square back, good condition, with multi • manufacturer veterans. FRANCIS AM/FM, must sell, $500. 1970 HARLEY - 350SS, $450. AVIATION, distributor. Automobile Airport Road. Phone 482-6151. 5-5-1 required. 12-20 hours Call 351-2912 or 677-1862 Call 484-1324. C-3-3-30 per after 6:30pm. week. 351-5800. C-2-4-26 3-4-26 r VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 1963. good condition. 484-1597. 7-4-26 $400. SUZUKI - condition. 1972, 380cc. 380cc, perfect Must sell. Phone L Em| Employment . IS ATTENTION: DRIVE IN RESTAURANT McDONALDS 355-9113, 355-9102. 3-4-26 of East Lansing and VOLVO 1969 - P1800, Okemos PART TIME, 8 men needed is taking applications for Michelin XVR's, Mags, SUZUKI 250 Savage, 1971, during Spring term. $300 SPECIFIED WORK AM/FM, highlift cam, 4 month. Phone great shape! $450, 355-5323. 489 3494 PERIODS. Hours of available speed with overdrive. Will 3-4-26 C-4-30 employment are from 11am accept trade on $2,500. to 2pm daily. Also 393-3542. Leave name and 5pm to HONDA 1970 - SL-350. COMMUNICATIONS closing daily, and 5pm to number. 1-4-25 E lectric start, new tires, ANALYST for growing closing weekends. Those not air conditioning VW SQUAREBACK 1972 - clean, call 351-2679. 2-4-25 behavioral understanding research firm with emphasis able need not to work these hours good condition, bought and apply. Persons may 305 HONDA, like new, green in T.V. programming. apply at 234 West used to travel Europe, will Grand metalflake plus extras. Ron, Required, advanced degree in River, 1024 East Grand River •Air conditioned pass savings on. Ask for Vic, •Unlimited Pwfcing 484-6318. 3 4-26 mass communications, radio Ave., East Lansing and 2040 *482-0851, 332-4606. 3-4-27 •Dish waters *New Furniture /T.V., journalism, marketing, Grand River Ave., Okemos, *Shag Carpeting •Model Open Daily VW SUPER Beetle 1971 TRIUMPH, TROPHY 500, sociology or psychology, Michigan. Applications will - 1971, 2771 Northwind sunroof, excellent condition, just imagination, communication be taken during the hours of Call 361-8282 stick, radio, excellent tuned, new battery. Call after skill, attractive personality. 8am to 10:30am and from the Yankee Store) condition. Box E-5 State News. 5-4-25 1:30pm 4pm, 2-4-26 353-1857. 3-4-25 4pm, 485- 9535. 5-4 30 to 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Abernathy urges unity in fight for civil rights Rogers' help asked in Nixon staff overhaul (continued from page 1) made their way out of the "There must be liberty and agree with Marcus Garvey's muddy waters of injustice, justice for all or there will concept of the "back to He attacked the Nixon Africa" movement. But (continued from page 1) in connection with the Watergate case. then they fed they are in the be no liberty and justice for administration, stating that all. We want our God-given Abernathy said America is internal investigation of the campaign organization last The Florida White House said Tuesdav it has been insensitive promised land. As long as August when the Watergate affair was unfolding. Nixon wasn't involved in making an tu needs of you are black you're in the and constitutional rights," his home, and that Africa "I proposed not only to the campaign manager but to offe ^ toward the same condition as other he said. could never have been his the whole campaign planning group that the time was right clemency which Watergate burglar James testified he received m ? e*«L minority people. If America continues to home because he was not through intermediaries "rd * ■ blacks," he stated. make the fullest disclosure about Watergate," The civil rights advocate allocate luxeries to certain born there. However, Africa to Abernathy views Ehrlichman was quoted as saying. "The President has not made such !in probed into a major classes, the country may is the home of his black off America nation where there been any discussions with the problem that black people as a ancestors. MacGregor replied that "at no time during the months pre people are rising up and possibly be doomed, executive clemency," said deputy have among themselves. He according to Abernathy. Abernathy recently of August 1972 did any Nixon administration official press secret * criticized those blacks who, refusing to accept second The civil rights advocate received a letter from an request MacGregor to conduct any Watergate Transcripts of grand jury testimony quote M(>r .y N after having attained their class citizenship anymore. the offer came from the wife of co prdicts that America may be anonymous white person investigation." «>hsDir»t degrees, forget about others He supported this statement headed for destruction who urged him to follow The differing accounts provided another example of the Hunt, and McCord believed it originated wiilli % who have not been as by explaining how the ancient Greece was. as the back to Africa growing plots developing among top administration officials the Nixon campaign. Iin lawyenl successful. Indians are fighting for their movement. Many blacks tend to "Too many blacks have rights at Wounded Knee. "Until the Englishmen go back Frenchmen to to England. back to France, Italians go back to U. S. accuses Hanoi of violations Women still hopeful about rights Italy, Irishmen go back to Ireland, Jews go back to demands. (continued from page 1) •Placement of mines by troops under Hanoi's control to interfere with train have already ruled that very active. Israel and the white man At the same time, the United States (continued from page 1) a "Those who are for the service. legislature which has gives this country back to pledged to adhere to the terms of the •Calculated obstruction in the four - opposing the amendment defeated the amendment amendment tend to sit back the Indians, I'll be damned agreement, and it urged Hanoi and the have said the law would party Joint Military Commission. may reconsider the vote, and just say, 'Yes, I believe if the black man isn't here other conference participants "to help In defense of its own behavior, the cause the destruction of but an approval may not be in that,"' she said. to stay," he stated. bring about a lasting peace in Indochina." United States said it has scrupulously family unity and that reversed. Women have got to get Abernathy urged the King said a formal reply by Saigon to certain things are observed the agreement by withdrawing its the law passed by refusing people to do something the Communist accusations is expected. "unnatural" for women. own military forces from Vietnam and not to vote for legislators who about the injustices The specific violations charged by the Macintosh said it would participating in any hostilities there. Silea said emotional take an organized public do not support the practiced in America if the United States against North Vietnam and The department said there were no U.S. amendment, she said, and country is to survive. "forces under its control" in South arguements such as these are education campaign to get military personal in South Vietnam invalid amendment because the deals with the amendment passed in the remaining states. by dispelling about women's If the rights. myths the He stated that the fight for freedom must continue. Vietnam, included. Laos and Cambodia also disguised as civilians, and that less than 9,000 Americans officially were in the Vf political women use "We all didn't come on political and civil rights. Women as a •A substantial effort to upgrade the country, most of them "filling logistics and "This amendment force may rally around this political process, she the same ships to America maintenance functions which are soon to road system within Laos and adjoining doesn't have anything to do issue, Hammond said, but emphasized, the amendment will be passed. but same we're sinking in the boat," he said. parts of South Vietnam as clandestine be taken over by the South Vietnamese." AW "Biestandl with who lights the cigarets opposing groups or who opens the door," the more artish \ Silea said. "Those are purely on A*M an4 personal amendment choices. The ODfc Reconijll simply wants every woman to be assured her rights." Silea also said Hunsinger's action to rescind the amendment is invalidated by previous legal 4 precedents. Several states Q/l *y niarc[>l Oee^ll c€? m Ves fmj* \r-*< VW/ \_ V "The 'Urr^ |*J 1) fel ODE is M