mkhigan Volume 65 Number 151 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 9,1973 70-day Indian siege ends as WOUNDED marshals celebrate KNEE, S.D. (AP) - who had stood watch over the village Federal officers fired five volleys of Wounded Knee area were since the Feb. 27 displaced takeover, often during the occupation and have said gunshots from within Wounded Knee trading gunshots with the militant on Tuesday to signal the end of the Indians within, secured the four they will return to their homes as soon - Federal officers said permanent as the insurgents leave the village. Most 70-day siege of this historic hamlet. square - mile area after the The occupation had resulted in the insurgents residents would be allowed to return have been living with friends and laid down their weapons. to Wounded Knee today after a relatives the deaths of two insurgents and the "The U. S. marshals are on 1.6 million acre celebrating thorough search for reservation. wounding of nine persons, including the retaking of Wounded Knee," came weapons, two federal officers. the words over a explosives and "evidence of criminal The U.S. marshals police radio network activity." Interior Dept. Solicitor General and FBI agents after the volley of shots from a hillside More than 300 families in the Kent Frizzell said fire bombs were discovered in Indian bunkers and that one man was arrested with a weapon IVV' Director details policy after the federal officers entered the village. Frizzell said about 120 occupants kY? were removed when the surrender came early Tuesday morning. u, »• on By NANCY CRANE The Dept. of Public Safety is not police questioned meeting. their presence at the the scope of their responsibility to check what was going on in the i were At an the height of the siege, there estimated 300 insurgents. Frizzell said about 30 persons past the federal cordon Saturday and Sunday nights and another 35 slipped always aware that its officers room." surrendered to marchals in the last monitor political organizations and use Bernitt replied, "There was no good Bemitt said that the meeting was days of the occupation, police informers, department director purpose for the officers being there public and commented that police Richard 0. Bernitt told a that night. However, they were on officers have as much right as anyone Deputy Asst. U. S. Atty. Gen. subcommittee meeting of the Public duty in the building and it was within (continued on page 12) (continued on page 11) Safety Committee Tuesday. Bemitt said that officers use their own discretion in deciding which HANDLING CALLED CRUEL tactics to use in peacekeeping efforts on campus because they operate without direct supervision from the department. about He responded to students on the Public Safety Committee who asked the use of monitors and Animal day criticized informers to keep track of the By MIKE LANOUE slickers who normally do not they see are so roughly handled. It's the Microscopic activities of Crisis in America and other left wing political groups on State News Staff Writer For over ten years Small Animal animals in their daily Laughlin, asst. professor of lives, Charles humane thing to On Tuesday, do." Howard C. Zindel, I This maze of wires and microscopic components forms the guts campus. Day has been a tradition of the College nemotology, said Tuesday. professor and chairman of Poultry Two plainclothes officers of Agriculture and Natural Resources, But Bonnie Rosenzweig, Science Dept., said that all animals on of the specially designed computer at the MSU Observatory. were anatomy 1 For a larger view of MSU's often overlooked observatory, see photographed by the State News at but only this year has the event come department secretary, attended this exhibit at Small Animal Day activities the first meeting of Crisis in America under community pressure. year's Small Animmal Day and said raised specifically the article and . were for their photographs on the back page. in October 1972. Greg Martin, a This affair is considered to be an she was dismayed with the way she display that day. State News photo by C. L. student member of the committee, educational experience for the city found the event handled. Michaels He further said that all animals She said that ducklings and baby which could be used for research quail on display by the Poultry Science Dept. were badly mauled and purposes would be salvaged but others SMSU board she told one student "would have to be destroyed." i to working in the barn that she felt the small birds would die if they were roughly Laughlin said animals from the Dairy Science and Animal Husbandry handled for the remainder of the day. Departments were not bred She said the student, who is specifically for the purpose of Small Animal Day. However, he explained unidentified after two days of jlo study election that spring is the season of the investigation, told her "We destroy the young ducks at the end of the (continued day because on page 11) By LINDA DROEGER election concealment of possible slate Grafton said Tuesday that he will State News Staff Writer activities; and involvement with the give his views regarding the nature of ASMSU president Ed Grafton has Coalition for Responsible Action. the special committee, its function and "*"ed a special board Massoglia, ASMSU legal aide the constitutionality of its function at meeting for "If I have any doubts about the ay to appoint a special committee director, said Tuesday that it should the meeting. ■to be made clear that the committee is committee, I will divorce myself from investigate the candidacies and "If I feel the kind of committee the it as completely as ■dictions possible," he said. of eight candidates in the being formed to bring the entire board decides on is correct in nature Bfrinj ASMSU elections. question of campaign methods out and constitutional function, I will In late I The candidates that would be under into the open. a development, the All present a list of recommendations of University Student Judiciary hearing ■investigation by the committee are "The committee is not intended to people I feel are qualified for the scheduled for Tuesday night to review ■wtiriod members Dale Braun, Deb bring charges against anyone nor does committee," Grafton said. Carl's campaign expenses was ■wtihorn, Bruce Law, Shelley Nolan it mean that anyone is being charged," Grafton added that if he had postponed due to a lack of quorum. ■ffid Dale he said. Posthumous, along with doubts about the nature of the No new date was set. ■Wealed candidates Bob Couture and ■®i(! Janisz. Doug Carl, elected ■representative but not certified as a ■b»»d member, will also Mysterious ice figure be ■mestigated. □ The meeting to be held at 6:30 BP® in 328 Student Services Bldg., Ik ■ mbers al "u> retiuest of board Charles Massoglia, Deane ■ ,eft and Chuck McKinney with the ■J™, ■ * 11 b>' telephone certified members. c. nine of the comes to Lansing Mall ■foil ,rePresentative for the ■ii1(5e of Social Science and James By JANET SHUBITOWSKI The exhibit is privately owned by buying it in Hong Kong for a case of I.l lsori College refused to support State News Staff Writer someone on the West Coast who has whisky. He said some fishermen had ULest- W*™ by Posthumous could not be What's six feet long, weighs 300 asked to remain anonymous, Steve found it floating in a free iceberg in phone. pounds, is completely covered with Lund, a second exhibitor, said. the Bering Sea. Spec'al com,T>ittee will conduct This "Mysterious Creature in Ice" is hair, encased in ice and lies in a coffin "It's a mystery how he ever got it ■to ^atlons of each candidate's at the Lansing Mall? on view for 25 cents at the Lansing into the United States," Lund said. ■li/c mpaign funds; involvement It's homo • pongoides, believed to Mall, 5330 W. Saginaw St. through "The creature was originally regarded I I aU> ReP" KirbV Holmes, be the missing link between man and Sunday. as a clever Chinese hoax." ■SeniJ' relation with the Young the ape, exhibitor Phil Hansen said Lund said the owner tells the story, Midwest Exhibits Inc. acquired the I lcans; possible pre and post - Tuesday. believed by scientists to be false, of creature in 1967 and exhibited it for pnafe committee some When it was on people from display in Chicago, a local it and wanted to dissect it, Lund aaid. museum saw fea n about Nixon They could easily human Hollywood - like prop. to see be that it an ape was too or a J W.RE SERVICES The hearings are scheduled to begin "There's just too much detail for it that the leadoff witnesses will be ■CcSTT m ^ John W. Dean III will * °USt<* White Bernard L. Barker, Eugenio R. Martinez, Frank A. Sturgis and Virgilio May 17. The committee voted to subpena Dean, who was fired April 30 not to be real," Lund said. "If you look closely you can see cuticles on as Nixon's official lawyer. the toes, and of the facial ■Ww ed t0 U>stify before the R. Gonzalez, four men from Miami It was learned that the Justice features." many ■"Ported ?rgate Committee on his who were arrested with James W. ■hesiden. m"" that he "nk McCord Jr. inside the Watergate Dept. was asked Monday to waive a Hansen said it is possible that such rule requiring 10 days notice by the offices of the Democratic party. The ■totetup. on to the scandal's committee that it intends to ask a creature still exists. four will be interviewed by the "They have been seen in Michigan, l^t thpW'" ')t> Ranted immunity so committee staff today. immunity grants. The department was Colorado, and, most frequently, in the given six requests for waivers. Konv ,?'1I,m!ltee ifstself i can 8a'n mvokes his privilege his On the tentative witness lists are E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy. Under immunity of testimony, a western Rocky Mountains," Hansen said. Homo Pongoides \incrimination. The Miami men a.id Hunt pleaded witness cannot be prosecuted for what he admits. But it does not prevent "Every year the federal government The "Mysterious Creature in Ice," on exhibit at Lansing Mall 1ittepCVet! " member Senate guilty at the start of the Watergate prosecution on evidence gathered s<'nds a group to the Rocky Mountains "■"unity i,!°fud Tuesday to grant trial to conspiracy, burglary and to try and through Sunday, is thought by some to be the missing link independently of his testimony. A capture one of these a' least r testim°ny of Dean wiretapping. McCord and IJddy were federal judge issues the order creatures alive or with between man and ape. The creature is encased in ice, and its l^'oke e olhers should they convicted of the same charges after the sleeping darts," »l . a witness to testify after application Hansen said. "So far they have been owner, who prefers to remain anonymous, claims to have Itself? constitutional rights trial. Hunt already has been granted unsuccessful." bought it in Hong Kong for a case of whiskey. 1 Cer,n,Timin"tion. immunity by Chief U.S. District Judge by the Justice Dept. (continued 11) I c 0seto the committee said John J. Sirica. on page (continued on page 12) State News photo by Ken Ferguson 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Mav o ,97| Mas™ WASHINGTON Justice Dept. knew of break-in (AP)- case the psychiatrist's office Papers trial that he doctored House aides in the burglary of the office of Ellsberg's hearing into the Watergate links. burglary Df Elu. j The Central a week prior to the break in. cables covering that period Intelligence Agency (CIA) told the Meanwhile, U.S. District to implicate the Kennedy psychiatrist. After the jury left, Byme The defense has asked that a number of past and SSf"r,lK Justice Dept. last October Court Judge Matt Byrne administration in the The judge dismissed the murder of South asked attorneys for both present White House staff also said J about the cameras, documents and disguises it Papers trial jury in Los Pentagon Vietnamese leaders in 1963. sides what they think members be called to testify government hM**" new Angeles for the remainder Charles W. Bray, the Should be the "scope" of a here about the attempted materials tU supplied to the White House morning of the week and ordered a department press officer, operatives who allegedly Illll II III IIIIIIJJI11II ■ 11 full scale hearing into said Hunt was allowed to IMVlIIIIUIIUlj.f masterminded the burglary - of Daniel EUsberg's Watergate links in the case. read the cable traffic to and "They just turned in a lot of old crap, old shotguns psychiatrist's office. and rifles. The weapons turned in certainly were The admitted man who approving the had The confirmed State figure E. Howard Dept. that Watergate Hunt Jr. from Saigon at the request of David Young, another Watergate figure who served Cease-fire not all the weapons in there. " burglary mission, former was given access to cables in on the staffs of both foreign Deputy Asst. U.S. Atty. Gen. Richard Hells tern, White House aide Egil (Bud) policy adviser Henry A. in Wounded Knee, S.D. Krogh, already had said in sworn affidavit that the CIA a September with Vietnam. 1971 dealing Kissinger and White House domestic adviser John. D. of fighting Lebanon! gave the Justice Dept. film Hunt said in a affidavit Ehrlichman. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — President Because of the of developments C-._ul>) that the burglars used to released at the Pentagon The Pentagon Papers jury ma Suleiman Franjieh ordered an immediate in Lebanon was brought in at 10 a.m. clear. ll/orlc/u/j'c/e ceasefire Tuesday night to end the fighting Tuesday and told by Byrne between army troops and Palestinian that the government guerrillas, and he appealed to both sides to Fighting this week and last grew J Antigovernment troops holding the Cambodian Tax revision rebuttal was completed and the defense would not offer observe it. mounting tensions between guerilla, ,1 Lebanese forces following an Israeli attJ town of Sethbo under siege thought they could more witnesses. Franjieh called a halt to air strikes, evade eavesdroppers by speaking Korean. They which pounded guerilla positions on guerilla bases and from the of guerilla leaders in Beirut last assailn ? He told the jury, which is throughout the day after new fighting had month support i . were wrong. A government assault force waiting to Near self rule for the Sethbo to relieve its defenders overheard not being sequestered, to broken out Monday night. Lebanon and the - Palestinians! move on report back to the Franjieh acted after meeting with Arab resulting attraction (T a message in Korean calling for desperately - A resolution calling for a in the House, including courtroom Monday mediators and envoys seeking to end the Israeli reprisal is widely neutralist - minded Lebanese. LenteS 3 bv needed Communist reinforcements. A Korean Speaker William Ryan, morning, instructing them conflict which broke a shaky four - day ^ - complete review and of D-Detroit. again to avoid exposing truce. Under the state of speaking government soldier translated the revision Michigan's emergency a 24 hrJ themselves to any news of the The outbreak of fighting prompted the curfew was reimposed and property tax law has the "aim message, whereupon an air strike was called in that The measure i ow goes to case. Jurors have not been government to declare a state of closed. ^ received strong support in scattered the Communists and the three - week of the House Taxation told about the alleged emergency. Censorship was imposed on the House Syria closed its border with Lebanl C o m m i t t i e for news reports published at home and sent siege was broken. In Washington, Secretary of Representatives. involvement of Watergate and warned it might intervene to suddI consideration. conspirators and White abroad. the Palestinians. Defense Elliot Richardson said any congressional H■ State Rep. R. Douglas restrictions put on bombing could bring the Trezise, R-Owosso, and 43 downfall of the Cambodian government. other House members Australian workers four per cent wage increase both the Labor government were awarded an average Tuesday that pleases and the Conservative introduced which present the widespread inequities in property assessments. measure charges that the laws produce Diplomat set free for $80,001 GUADALAJARA, abductors following his repayment of the loan, United States has never paid the crush of journalists J opposition, but which may fuel the controversy Mexico (AP) - An $80,000 release. A spokesman for Romero said. ransom to win a diplomat's onlookers. He |al inflation. The National Arbitration If adopted, the the Mexican "I hope the United over ransom was paid for the attorney freedom, it is understood. appeared briefly in front! resolution would instruct States won't let the Commission's decision, affecting 4.6 million release of kidnaped U.S. general's office said that A previously unknown the house with his wife 1 the Michigan Law Revision Consul Gen. Terrance G. federal, state and local Leonhardys get stuck for terrorist workers in a work force of 5.7 million, was Commission to produce an the repayment of the loan group, called to thank those responsil Leon hardy, Mexican police, as well as political Revolutionary Armed for working for his criticized by employers. They will have to pay each updated version of the official said Tuesday. a and secret police and the because they actually are Forces of the People, relei| worker a flat weekly increase of $3.55, plus 2 per Leonhardy's < property tax act by July 1, The 58-year-old career army, are searching for the responsible for the money," kidnaped Leonhardy Friday bloodshot at his cent of each industry's minimum wage scale and 1975. kidnapers. Romero said. he was arriving home. diplomat freed late as Trezise, chief sponsor of Monday was after Mexican Gov. Alberto Orozco In Washington, £ State The terrorists demanded appearance, and a he] raise the minimum weekly wage for each adult the action, says the basic gray stubble of bw p.m. slated are fourtem^,^ • p. to lose their jobs include John Cantlon, in which their Cantlon has not yet taken action on the ■r canton's office to protest the scheduled elimination instructors: programs were evaluated in relation to the University's submitted by the residential colleges. evaluations Jtal Justin Morrill's intensive anguage program in 1974 and of its seven —hers. Tamandl and Rosa Marti, Spanish. reappointment through June 1974 then elLnateS They' wilHe offlred ■ The students are demanding that the language program rhree assistant professors, Keith William, French; Diana \ reinstated and that the teachers be rehired. Ihese Scholberg, Tree Spanish; and Tamara Harrod, French will Lnds will be presented to the provost in a formal letter complete their current three year appointments in the (protest. I AnDroxiniate|y 30 students attended a protest meeting aDwrfntmenta11 llv in Snyder Phillips grill called by Raymond Burla, absorbl? a ,of Ramance Languages. wi" honor their probationary f,^088 ,m not 8°od that they wil1 ** group Kmer graduate assistant in the Dept. of Romance Dean o t r b h Unive«ity after that," Justin Morrill who now is teaching French u» Free *" ^ iSfgroup is also voice demanding that students and faculty inte^ve^a™?J*** eIimination of the "v™ " year - old „ .he Jusll„ MoJi TEJZ Grand River I ■ Burla" said the elimination of the program is a crucial did"'^"h f°[,eign lan8uages. By JANE SEABERRY The private, nonprofit because it came about through the arbitrary use of Con>a>liH»»o 6 "K)ney- he said- "We had to have the final landscape organization will ask various f by democratic siu organization, composed plan reviewed for possible raU,t.r than process. ?tH C°"ege °f Arts and Letters" State News Staff Writer groups for a $100 donation | Burla called the dismissal of the teachers a blatant case students " °VerSUpp'y °f teacl,ers and "ndersupply of To add to individual and mostly of city planners acting unofficially, hopes to conflicts with the State Highway Dept., since Michigan for each tree. The target of ■chauvinism because most of the teachers dismissed were |llctin collective beautification $5,000 should be reached I'. He feels that this is an important underlying issue pill ... ... , students will take language courses from progects in East Lansing, a work with the city and state the avenue is a state trunk by August, when the group ifn"l ■the protest. y ^ the the own Romance Languages Dept. after elimination of their group called Trees for in its various landscaping plans to start buying and program in 1974 projects in the city. l^e students are also questioning the University's William De Sua n'h.Srm.n r ,, Tomorrow has organized, "As planning commission planting the trees, Power nale in eliminating the program. Their ionale i05,.l5 the University putting Their main question efficiency adm administration n stration fSt S h«v?n feli 7hTT.J?„ u k ^partment« 83,(1 the T and its first target is the At its May 1 meeting, the people, we understand the said. ahead of duplication * programs was beautification of the median city council approved the problem with the state The group also hopes to itlon He that his strip on Grand River concept of involvement highway system," James receive the necessary department had suffered an 18 per cent Avenue. with the trees group to Meulendyke, manpower, mechanical group speed completion of the member, said. planting equipment and Grand River Avenue project minimum i dealing with officials and requested a specific Meulendyke noted that the commission had planned Public Works. maintenance through the city Dept. of plan involving costs to be beautification of Grand devised in cooperation with River Avenue several years iqJ the city's environmental ago, but "no one wanted to I Young people in America Milliken government, even though honest if 1 said I am not show urges results, Milliken task force. came "This force," up was an idea that prior to the task Donald Power, chairman of the trees group, do anything since they felt it wouldn't be permanent because of the peripheral route. However that won't come up for a few years," keep its eye on everybody," said. "We're a group of Meulendyke said. Tould try and keep a high events like Watergate make anything but appalled by said. he said. "Only individuals citizens who feel we can't The peripheral route Lofhonesty, intelligence it hard, Gov. Milliken said the Watergate affair, and the "But the alternative to individuals who get do everything through the was U idealism in their Tuesday evening, recent revelations about it," working within that system a plan referred back to involved in political parties government committee lalings with the "I would be less than he said at an employer - consists of a huge question by the city and make their influence council last year, mark the Part of the group's plan involving employe banquet in • possibility of felt.' Livonia. "Truly, it is one of violence, anarchy and with the city would involve redirecting traffic from with lenate "One should believe in the hiring of Grand River Avenue to the finally repression," he said. landscape OKs bill saddest chapters in the chitect to select streets north of Grand River American political history - Milliken said young importance of appropriate shrubs and trees Avenue. It would also close a hard blow to the public- people have not used the government, but not in its to balance off the MAC Street to vehicular trust that is essential to any power and influence omnipotence." congested available to them, as many appearance of Grand River traffic. Dn sales tax curbs democracy." Milliken said that have not "The registered or voted. Lights out' value Avenue. Power said shrubbery would need only the Funds for the group's ■ Legislation to prevent for the tangible personal important thing is minimum c projects will come from a Watergate will not disable not from charging sales just to seek power, but The group also hopes to fund raising drive where the rs property sold." the country, though, to use it little, report says once you have been |i on labor and service The legislation resulted because the country has given it," he said. jeswas overwhelmingly from complaints that some survived other crises and it proved by the Michigan retailers follow a practice of will survive the Watergate Milliken also emphasized MENLO (UPI) - PARK, Calif Even if all the lights Don't be down on tuteMonday night. listing charges for parts or the importance of the in the United States were I The bill passed ite 29 0 and id was by the House of the earlier materials with service charges labor and and then Because the power is fragmented, in individual government clean. in keeping turned out, only about 1 to 1.5 per cent of the nation's dressing up! computing the four per cent government "Government can't keep energy consumption would iwntatjves. Michigan sales tax on the dealing with the system is politics clean, no board or be saved, says the Stanford I Though the present law entire amount. often frustrating and does commission or agency can Research Institute. [bids charging for services i labor, Sen. Harry R-Battle Creek, in of the Committee, called Senate Lockhart The State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, t new legislation "a Bearcut reminder" to Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in ■ The bill states that ■bor and service charges immunity September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press Haywood Lockhart, a Lockhart has also been International, Inland Daily Press Ass.i., Michigan poked in maintenance and Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan lir work former MSU student who released, according to the on property of 1 be separately has been held as a material court spokesman, following Collegiate Press Assn. witness in the murder of a reduction in his bond Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. mized and the tax applied Martin Brown, has been from $15,000 to $7,500. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services |l) to the amount charged granted immunity from Lockhart was picked up Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, prosecution, a spokesman by police in Detroit shortly Michigan. 48823. for the East LansingDistrict after Brown's murder March roup seeks Court said late Tuesday. 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Jacdbsoris -EDITORIALS- Federal spending hit medical prog The bitterly frustrated veterinary medicine - will also be symptoms as the undergrads who student whose financial aid hit hard by HEW cutbacks. have been victimized by the Federal monies are presently Dept. of HEW, share frustrated package has been slashed by recent Dept. of Health, being groomed for cancer and feelings. But there is little Education and Welfare cutbacks heart disease research. consolation in misery if no is not alone - soon University course of action is taken. However medical personnel medical programs may share the The old cliche training is suffering as a result. "write, write same plight due to reduced There is little doubt that write your political federal spending. representatives" still remains the cancer and heart disease pose Educational allocations are best way for the undergrad, the serious health problems for determined by the federal medical student and the Americans. But turning government, but recently the universities into production line researcher to express their federal government seems to be about operations to find fast answers is concern decreasing more concerned with politics financial aid packages. ... THEREFORE, I HAVE DECIDED TO INVOKE EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE AND FORGIVE wasteful and causes duplication MYSELF!' than education. President of research efforts. Nixon's attempt to curb sp ending threatens the training The final rationale for the ANTHONY LEWIS of badly needed medical HEW cutbacks is to save money. professionals. Reasonable spending is opposed MSU is hit extremely hard by none, but extreme cutbacks because the University's medical which will have disastrous effects program is so young. The first on class graduated from the new cannot educational be institutions considered reasonable. Nixon's losing his power medical school only last year. Researchers in the medical Other University medical programs about to suffer from "regarded as less serious than the sin of The lawyers of this administration The chief fund • raiser of ij programs - nursing, pharmacy, the same monetary withdrawal pride, which is a challenge to God. In have made their names symbols of President's re - election campaign! today's society, with all its former cabinet officer, demanded WASHINGTON- The last contempt for law. The lawyer / great instruments of control, abuse of president has thrown dirt on judges. got large sums from businessmen \J scandals of an American government, deal with the government, power is infinitely more dangerous His lawyers in the White House have ineludL Mathias re 50 years ago, seem now to have had an almost endearing simplicity about them. Warren G. Harding and his than mere corruption. In politics as in religion, arrogance is a threat to the sent thugs out after psychiatric files and have conspired to obstruct justice. some in trouble with the political agents tried to sabotage law. Otl I hatural order of life, and to the His onetime attorney general is under opposition's campaign, even 1 cronies wanted only whisky, women choice of a candidate. The little I pattern of mutual respect and investigation by a grand jury. and money. They came down to us as could end characters in History a musical will not comedy. treat Richard understanding in which our safety lies. The crimes of the Nixon The record is also blotted with crude lawlessness in foreign affairs. know puts the honor of the ei 1972 election in question. It is a sordid record - » Nixon and his associates with such administration cannot yet be listed T3ven as the domestic scandal came to menacing one, for running throi with particularity. The legislative and crisis this week, the lawyer who fills Last week Sen. Charles Watergate affair before someone is the authoritarian mind. What Mathias in the Senate had the courage to mocking disdain. For their vice was judicial proceedings to come will the once great office of Secretary of be] (R-Maryland), whom something much worse than old - almost State submitted a paper on the with that spirit in politics, in ri certainly make the present President Nixon had earlier in challenge the President. fashioned avarice and lust. Their sin dimensions of our distress seem constitutional authority for American elections, goes on to police agentsi the week praised as "a voice of The time is long overdue for was arrogance; their object, power. modest. But the general character of terrorize innocent families i bombing of Cambodia that would not small town in Illinois. The the Senate to act dangej " reason and independence in the on a resolution what has been done in these last years earn a first • year law student a passing Sins of the flesh have always been is plain enough. official lawlessness is tyranny. Senate," announced his intention limiting the President's war - grade. of introducing a resolution making powers. The Mathias bill The explosion of the Waterl condemning the bombing of could effectively prevent another scandal has saved America froml immediate threat of central! Cambodia and calling for an end disaster in Southeast Asia. presidential power. Richard Nixol to all American military actions in Indochina. The Doctor's Bag in no position now to threaten courts or the press, or even to denJ J The effect of the bill would Tax blind loyalty from his subordinj be to stop United States de By ARNOLD WERNER. M.D. Indeed the men of character it government will be in I involvement in the Indochina extraordinary position of being I area. There are strong indications to make the president accept then! Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at the University that this resolution will be passed by the Senate, but it must also gives The cut Health Center. Names need not be included unless a personal reply is requested. mescaline or acid and my husband has taken two or three times this amount. We want to be sure that there has not been chromosome damage and, if the amount of their terms. He will need them than they him. clear the House and sneak under new tax program drugs What threatens American now J taken is President Nixon's veto threat. planned for Michigan is a Two months ago I contracted gonorrhea from sexual significant, is there a way for us to be tested to see enfeebled presidency. At best N'l Until welcome move by the legislature if we have been affected? will be asking the world to bell recently, there has been activity. Recognizing t!ie symptoms, a burning sensation that the men he chose as his c« to make the state tax system a reluctance in the Senate to and a discharge, I immediately saw a doctor who put me on All the fussing about chromosome damage from associates committed evil withouj challenge the President's more progressive. The $380 penicillin tablets for about a week. The symptoms psychotogenic drugs such as mescaline and LSD have not knowing it. And it may be 11 million package will benefit disappeared but the area of concern remained extremely proven to be of clinical significance. Chromosome damage worse: The doubts may c authority. However, there is now occurs with everything from aspirin to a host of students through an increased sensitive and prone to irritation. I began to try a variety of commonly closer to him. The authority of! a feeling that the President will used medications, but most of this can be demonstrated exemption allowance, raised other medicines recommended by the doctor. Maybe the President, which is to say r be more cooperative with only in test tubes and the significance to reproduction is from the present $1,200 to penicillin tablets only partially killed the infection. The authority of the United States, wij Congress due to the Watergate not understood. Sperm and ovum are sufficiently sensitive, area of concern is around the opening of the urethra and gravely damaged. fiascos and $1,500. so if there is any serious damage to their chromosomal If Richard Nixon capabli subsequent shake - around the entire head of the penis. I am at my wit's end. were The tax program will reduce content, then the fetus cannot develop at all. The problems redeeming vision or self • percepll ups in the administration. rest with minor chromosal abnormalities and these have not It is difficult to understand property taxes for low - income the prospect would be less paiifl You received the wrong treatment for gonorrhea., been shown to exist in the situation you inquire about. But he is not. He is a man whol why the public had to wait for property owners and renters. Penicillin is used in the treatment of gonorrhea, and this is a There is no need to be checked as the drugs should not have obstruct election campaign re® Taxpayers whose property tax the drug of choice, but it should only be given by injection affected your chances of producing a normal child, and then ask the public to join hil bill is in excess of 3.5 per cent in high doses. Usually one such injection is adequate, but The main hazard you have exposed yourself to is being a great reform effort. He is a man I William Whiting, editor - in - chief; will be reimbursed 60 per cent of by giving lower doses of penicillin over a long period of poisoned in one form or another, or developing a severe Michael Fox, managing editor; Bob time there is a serious risk of not can speak of the Christmas boniB their total property tax fee. For completely eradicating the psychosis which would have had tragic results if you would of Vietnam as "my terrible Novosad, editorial editor. infection and leading to the symptoms you describe. In have been unable to care for your four - year - old child, persj John Lindstrom, campus editor; Jim the student renter, 17 per cent of ordeal." He is a man without shfl fact, even without mistreatment there have been increasing Moderate use of marijuana remains a relatively insignificant Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot man; their gross rent will be incidences of The appalling dilemma facing! Craig Porter, photo editor; Jonathan men having relatively asymptomatic activity but repeated use of psychotogenic drugs seem to country is how to live for nearly I Kaufman, national editor; Lynn Henning, considered as a property tax bill. gonnorrhea infections for periods of time, and there is a have a number of associated problems making their use years with a wounded preside! sports editor. The property tax credit will question as to how many started just as yours did. I would incompatible with adequately caring for children, Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising Some people argue for what antof suggest going to see another physician and starting over manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising apply only to students living off with to a conspiracy of silence. Wei manager: John Greening, asst. advertising a bacteriologic culture, and if necessary, When I get an erection my penis does not go straight out close our eyes to what has happeT manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. campus, however, since appropriate treatment. (Please note that the treatment but has to it. Actually, it takes the shape of a University owned buildings are a curve they say, and let governd Members of the board of directors: Vic exempt from state property tax. Health b» uffinfr-Center.) 'etter wr'ter was not at the University banana. I have noticed no other pecularities about my penis continue - almost as it was allow® Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice though I am sure there is something wrong with me. continue after Woodrow Will president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary - For the student with a fixed illness. L treasurer; Frank Senger; Roland Perhaps it's too late to worry about this problem Most penises curve this way or that Williams; income, the tax cut will offer now, way a little bit. The The alternative is forbidding.! Tom Riordan; A1 Wilke; Michael Orr. but nevertheless some extra money at the end of we do need advice. My husband and majority of penises have a slight upward curve to them and president has ever been forced IT The Michigan State News is a seven - time 1974. For the state tax system, would like another child (we have a four - year - old boy) f0" banan* ana'°gy's appropriate; there is nothing wrong, office; even a serious attempt wl recipient of the Pacemaker outstanding journalism. Award for the cut represents much needed but now we are worried about the our actions. consequences of some of penises as I dT/lLu? i do about the, EJ2. eu-.. yoo MAP? Included in each of the above dinners are cole Corps' Platoon LAHE, JVN6 tt, 11*7; AW Leaders Class. 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It has large green and white spray 2,500 gallons of the window employees are bound to cans labeled just like the worked out beautifully," can setting on a window cleaner, 3,000 gallons of prefer one particular brand brand currently in use. Mitchell said. ledge. "MSU Glass Cleaner," bowl cleaner, 4,000 gallons name or type of container If the new brand is found is written the can. of a general cleaner and over another. Very few inquiries have on People who to be better it may be been received concerning "Cleans faster, easier - gives 7,000 gallons of floor finish were prejudiced against one ordered exclusively, with the real identity of the all glass dirt-resisting will be used in the upkeep company and complained employes never being told cleaners, he noted. But he protection. Spray on — wipe of University buildings. about that company's of the change. Names of the said he knew of no other off!" Each cleansing product product, willingly used the brands now used are not University department that container — and there are same cleaner in an released to Aha, you think. Moo U competing uses the no-name policy. 35,000 cans of floor finish unmarked can when the companies, Mitchell said. has gone commercial. alone — carries the Spartan changeover was made. Robert F. Herron, Perish the thought. The colors. No brand names or The labeling system also Products are also made manager of food stores, said small print near the botton any other clues to the facilitates product testing. easier to identify with the that there were a number of of the can reads "Packaged identity of the packager When the department wants uniform labeling, he added. reasons the departments he for Michigan State appear on the products. directs have not phased out University." Note that the Mitchell said his brand names on the preposition is "for," not "by." department commercial requests manufacturers 2 journalists win products they use. The to use the University label "Special packaging glass cleaner is one of four products used by when a large order is made. delays orders and results in the Custodial Services Dept. that bear the MSU label, This policy has been in effect for about eight years, honors in contest poorer found no service. We have necessity for such department he added. a program. People want to general A present and a former category. White now works know what they're using," State News staff writer for The Press of Ypsilanti. Cinema X captured eighth awards in annual statewide the he explained. Detroit Press Club Women Foundation competition for college journalists. Jonathan S. Kaufman, seek the State News national By LAURA MILLER Cool, Judy O'Hair and Mary and the dean of the State News Staff Writer college term by term basis through money," Rothman saij editor, won second place in Kay Scullion, stated, in question. fall 1974. the "expression of opinion" It is important til A proposal that would "teachers and advisers While any The list for the 1973-74 category for his column instigate a student grievance sometimes make complaints must be filed school create a large po campus, William together to build a company rapport and to channel their group of misfits and "losers," all who have been LOOKING GLASS PLAYERS Dixie Land.zzaJ . . present lime of artistic endeavors into one victimized by the American THE TIME OF Life" at 8:15 p.m. project." Each member of Dream. the "PEPPER , Thursday and the group will appear in the show in addition to The characters include a washed - up comedian, a YOUR LIFE Every W e d n esday night t^dav in the Arena iter. The ({roup is fulfilling some aspect of black jazz pianist, by William Saroyan 8:30-12:30 p.m. Come audi Lrised of several production, such as set prostitutes, a crusty old enjoy Dixieland at its f inest in a' construction, lights and frontiersman who calls MAY 9, 10, 12 8:15 p.m. ite students in the Mardi Gras atmosphere.' m costume. himself Kit Carson, an Arab, of Theater who, ARENA THEATRE ding to the Saroyan's play is set in a pinball machine addict, a 1.00 Nick's Waterfront bar in San deluded ladies man, Francisco. The time is 1939. As in Eugene O'Neill's "The policemen, and a a longshoreman society gentleman OPENS TONIGHT T.V.' PROGRAM .INFORMATION 33? S817 Today I Feature ■ open at 7:00 p.m. 7:35 - 9:35 1020 Trowbridge YOUN G 351-0300 |SICAL ARTISTS. WINNER New York Film Critics Award t violinist Nobuko is special guest. She is INGMAR BERGMAN'S "Best Picture" I by pianist Alan "Best Director" Jksin a program of music "Best CRIESAND BULLETIN I Eccles. 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CIGARETTES 3/99C All tax included NANCI PARSONS State News Staff Writers However, the checks which are coming into the finance office are presently Students who are full of ideas regarding how the President Wharton is money should be spent Limit 3 collecting dust in an should sent their (coupon) currently learning his unrestricted operating recommendations to Expires May 13. 1973 responsibilities as a first account until at least East Lansing Store Only Wharton in care of the State year director on the boards December. of News. both the Ford Motor At that time key In the meantime, here MASTER LOCKS LOCK reg 3.50 2.79 Corp. and the Burroughs administrators will are a few of the suggestions Corp. recommend to the board of 36" CHAIN & COMBINATION put forth by the State News And MSU is benefiting trustees how this money staffers: LIMIT 1 from Wharton's should be spent. 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TAPE 2oz tEG. 2.69 i tn I I LEG.27 ^0^ to protest f By MELISSA PAYTON state that were used to symbolic of the LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 (coupon) (coupon) State News Staff Writer purchase 100 periodical government's "turning a Expires May 13, 1973 Expires May 13, 1973 The East Lansing and subscriptions for the East the lights on the publifl East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Lansing public libraries Lansing library this year, as right to know." AlbriJ joined other libraries across well as for other libraries said that she expected tT the country in dimming throughout the state. dim outs to continue. ONE-A-DAY EDGE BIRMINGHAM GROSSE POtNTE their lights at noon Tuesday in a symbolic protest of a cutback in Albright called the program "a great boon to small libraries." State Librarian Franj Scannell said that cutback would halt j VITAMINS DETROIT federal library SHAVE CREAM NORTHLAND funding. 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Kalamazoo 225 M.A.C. y 9, 1973 State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Wednesday, May 9, 1973 9 omedian Administration rushes n social pro to finish gasoline KlvW 1ms . rreoory black comedian and will speak on "Social Social or Antisocial" at 8 human suffering ignorance and apathy." Gregory has brought been jailed on many times by from our wire services WASHINGTON A plan treasury and chairman of tiie nation in "excellent plan He said it had not yet — the government's oil policy shape" for the long term. been decided how SayatFairchi,dTheater' since he became active in rights struggle. In 1965, he the civil served for allocating gasoline committee, said a purpose For a few others, such as administer the program at to supplies among refiners and of the plan is to "share the asbestos, chromium, the local level, whether distributors is being rushed - - -- —• facto segregation in the K1 UC shortage" so that even flourine and mercury, the through the states, major oil Pra — his career as a lecturer in Chicago public to completion by the Nixon though gasoline supplies are country has only "scant refineries school system. or distributors. if He"^ currently on administration. An administration in short supply, everybody would be short by the same reserves." One proposal is to ask of the Vietnam War. Gregory "There is a great social revolution For most of the spokesman said Tuesday major refiners to make any ^announced April at an antiwar rally in 24, 1971 that he going on in America today," he "The wonderful says that the plan, which was amount, Meanwhile, the remaining 50 or so mineral cutbacks in their normal Francisco thing about this commodities, ability to ordered allocations of gasoline on a 'consume only liquids until the revolution is that is not black against by Congress to Geological Survey, which meet projected needs to the uniform basis, rather than —nam in Vietnam has ended. white. It is simply right against guarantee adequate supplies has just completed the first end of the century will wrong, of gasoline for give priority to some planting and oyer - all assessment of the depend largely on Gregory has been described as the "e adds that the number one problem harvesting in the farm belt, nation's mineral resources in customers, such as their foremost free lance In America today in not air and water sophisticated, more orld's would probably be ready own outlets. pollution. It is moral pollution. I8 years, reports a "mineral economical technology, Kinitarian within a week. crisis" is facing this country. recycling and conservation a. is an advocate of human The public is invited to the speech William E. Simon, Known deposits of in mineral production and Simon said, however, the ition, and ho strives to "alleviate Admission is $1.25. DICK GREGORY deputy secretary of the mineral raw materials are use and imports. program not probably would help independent seriously depleted and Simon said gasoline gasoline stations which have future supplies must come inventories are down about been hard - pressed to stay Panel to hear planning input from deposits too deep to 12 per cent from last year, in business in many cases. be mined cheaply or from but said there should not be He said independent potential resources yet to be a serious nationwide stations benefited from discovered, the survey said. gasoline shortage this year. The oversupply of gasoline but Public hearings on East involve a request from the permits at the report, released Simon said the gasoline ''now there site, ordinance is no msing housing Lambrecht Realty Co. to expecially to control the Tuesday by survey director allocation program will be concerning the to the property. erection of free • V. E. McKelvey, stresses oversupply." •eiopments, medical approve a community unit removal of trees, and discuss The commission will also standing voluntary, but he said it that for only a handful of could be made mandatory ilities and conversion of a plan for the development of steps to take against the examine a report on work He also said he would The commission meets at mineral commodities — later. Public hearings would Unity house into offices mixed housing between developers of the property regarding the proposed city favor some temporary 1 apartment units will be Hagadorn Road and 8 p.m. in city hall. evaporite salts, gypsum, be required for s mandatory lowering of speed limits as a sulfur and molybdenum — is , first order of business Whitehills Estates, north of program. way of conserving gasoline. the East Lansing M-78 and south of Lake log Commission at its Lansing Road. ng tonight. Other business will • 930 W. HOLME? RD ■i special use permit include action on a •3301 E. MICHIGAN Ifo) for the conversion landscaping plan to provide ■ the Sigma Nu fraternity additional trees for those • 5210 W. SAGINAW Igp 615 Abbott Road, HAMBURG cut down at the comer of • 15487 H EWT fT ■ be duscussed at one of Grand River Avenue and Je hearings. Developers of Hagadorn Road, where a WAREHOUSE •WEEKDAY 8-10 •SUM 10-8 S ■property plan to convert I bottom two floors into former fraternity house is being converted into an h offices and make the i floor into four office building. take The commission may Economy Market 3-POUMD MCICMe OR MORE... l\M\T traents. action acf ■ Another hearing will violation of regarding special use Of TWO (2) PACKAGES, PUEflfE the fede| 'turning the v." expected AlbriJ o publifl if [rest open again itinue. rian Fran| i that fter police raid Id halt | i of | Hie Crest Drive - In particular movie because it • on Grand River had previously been ruled lichigan s n Okemos is once pornographic in a New York an end I court case. un back in business and the usage! Posorek and the s for j X • rated movies, "deg| Allotting a raid by projectionist, Charles C. IthoritieS early last Vaughn, were arrested on ges. |korsday morning, charges of possessing with •troit ling to Randall C. intent to show an obscene pun ithdrawal I lorek, manager of the movje, and of knowingly ild mefl showing an obscene film. at least oT I Farther action is planned Both charges are ty's thn J stop the theater from misdemeanors. iI e s { X - rated films, The two stood mute at ff Kenneth Preadmore an arraignment on the a programl House Bid Monday. "I have charges late Friday in 55th | ccording guested ant the injunction District Court in Mason. s reports, theater as a Judge R. William Reid ance in order to go entered a plea of not guilty int Library ough the courts and get for Posorek and Vaughn. w York C ; n started." he said. the reside ■ Ingham County leaking, a ■thorities, led by turned ouf fwdmore, raided the and a can jkesman i ^Mter wing early Thursday and seized the :k would I to "Deep Throat." loot tutof ■ Preidmore said they education ytided to seize this mtrol prof mean of bilinj als and si iimii Willi "I'^J jpmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm save 24 save /.5V / save ve 31c ■ /*/ save 4sif COUWflNTREW 00NA10 DUCK FROZEN 16-02 RET BOTTLES dPPlAM WAY REGULAR FOUR VARIETIES OF uj-WT ORANGE 8-FfiK PIZZA CAWKfflON MILK JUKE WSI MIX (LENDER 77 51 79 $wmm$ "SUPER SHE" BERRIES ^ 69^ WHITE or REO AO-SUE Itidiati "River Grape-fruit 6^894 California Oranges ^ 10^99^ 332 50^ livebv LTO8^ RaA«=» EA8TLAIM8INO THui . »AT . Ig TO a SUIM 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Mav 9' 1973 Defense welcomes Niesen best pass defender on the team. By GARY SCHARRER Simpson, earning all - Big Ten honors last season, tied State News Sports Writer "I like the thought of with Ohio State's Gary Lago for the league punting title If you ever wondered how it felt to be at the end of a yo hitting somebody rather than with a 40.5 average and was second in pass interceptions you ask Mark Niesen. with four to teamate Hayner's league leading total of five. being hit by somebody, and - The former class Cprep all • American quarterback from The Spartans will plug the corners with Niesen at the left Manistee Catholic Central has been pulled back and forth yes, if I had the choice, I spot and either Bruce Harms or Larry Jackson at the other. fromMSU quarterback to defensive cornerback more often would stay on defense." "Niesen is a proven player there," Youngs analyzed. than a worn out yo - yo. Mark Niesen Niesen has been switched from offense to defense five times in three years, the latest move coming last week, but "He's very capable against both the run and pass. We should be in good shape there." The battle between Harms and Jackson will most likely SW£ it now seems Niesen is in his final home and both he and continue through fall practice. the Spartan defense benefit. be the biggest concern according to the defensive coaching Niesen, small (5-11, 175) for a quarterback, fills a void staff. "Harms has the most experience and size and has come in the defensive Defensive coordintor Ed Youngs said the key of the around well in the last two scrimmages. He's a smart secondary and is happy about the change. "I like the thought of hitting somebody rather than defense is held by its secondary. Much of the player," Youngs said. "Jackson has no experience but has being hit by somebody, and yes, if I had the choice I would responsibility comes from the two safeties who support the speed and quickness to play in that capacity.I'mimpressed stay on defense," he admits. linebackers against the run up the middle, the end sweeps with the way he has progressed this spring." Niesen said the continuous switching helps because he and options. Harms is a 6-2, 195 pound junior from Utica and knows what the quarterback is doing and when he Is Paul Hayner, a cornerback last year, has been switched Jackson a 5-10, 163 pound speedster from Clearmont, Fla. to the strong safety position where he will team with Lack of depth in the linebacking corps causes concern quarterback he can determine whether a defense is in an invert, rotating or man to man coverage. But he added that incumbent Bill Simpson. Simpson forfeited spring practice for next fall. the moves make it difficult to concentrate. in favor of playing baseball and has been replaced with "We lost three of our top four linebackers in Gail Clark, The MSU defense in recent years has been stronger than Benton Harbor sophomore Jim Grannell. Ken Alderson and Mark Charette, and we obviously lost a its offensive counterpart, but that tradition will be tested "Hayner's been a starter since he came to Michigan State next fall when the and has been premier defensive back," Youngs said. "He's great one, the best in the Big Ten in Clark," Youngs Spartans will be minus six defensive a starters from last season's squad. always there." emphasized. Ray Nester and Terry McClawry have nailed down the Brad Van Pelt's absence as a stopper against the run will Youngs called Simpson a "class footbaplayer" and the starting positions, but Youngs admits they are the only two to emerge above the other candidates. Mark Niesen Doug Won, Bob Love, Brian McKay and Pat McClowry are untested rookies of which one must step.forward to provide back up help, Youngs said. Clancy quits Spartans He also stressed the importance of big linemen in a conference that is a running one. "We need big, strong linebackers to deal with the Ed Shuttlesworths," he said. "We have those types in Tracksters make McClowry and Nester, but they aren't the caliber of Gail home debut toda\ after bad Clark yet." "One deep, we're pretty strong. I think that's per representative of our entire football team," Youngs observed. Thursday: A look at the defensive li By PAM WRIGHT State News Sports Writer The women's track team will be racing around the R By LYIMN HENNING did, but he wasn't the first Young Field for the first time today, as it hosts the! and pitcher we pulled all year. msammm Michigan State Invitational track meet. "We could have used him The newly established track team will make its homJ STEVE STEIN Second baseman Craig in the next game as our first debut at 3:30 p.m. State News Sports Writers Gerard was equally aloof to relief man," Litwhiler said. The Spartans who have only competed in three meeti It appears the Spartan Clancy's exodus. "That kind of day this year are out to capture a first place finish on theifl baseball team lost more "It's like Skip (Litwhiler) than doubleheader in happens to the best of homegrounds. a said, he was 2-2 in the Big Saturday's games with them," asst. coach Frank Ten," Gerard noted. "It'll be a very close meet," Jim Bibbs, coach of thJ Michigan. Pellerin added. Litwhiler remained women's track team commented. "We'll be shooting for I Both agreed on the move first place." Rob Clancy, one of the confident that his other chief cogs in the Spartans' to take out Clancy. starters, Elliott Moore, Bibbs expects the toughest competition to come Ohio State and Eastern Michigan universities. fronj "I don't care if it was four man pitching rotation, Duane Bickel, Don Ballard "We haven't had the chance to see Ohio State iL apparently quit the team Dizzy Dean or Mickey and another fourth man, after becoming upset over Lolich out there, I would would be able to carry the competion this year," Bibbs said, "but from what I'v hear! have taken the pitcher out," and the fact that they're a Big Ten school, I think theOhil being pulled from Litwhiler said. Spartan pitching chores. squad will be tough." Saturday's first game against The Spartans' experience with the Eastern MichigaJ "I'm very sorry about it the Wolverines. and the ballclub team has not been gratifying. Eastern has already defeatel Clancy had a rough first inning in the contest, giving too, not is but this attitude is good for himself or the Spartan of the year MSU and is expected to give the Spartans some troublJ again in the invitationals today. up four runs, walking three, Beginning this will be chosen. "Eastern has a strong team," sophomore Carol Havenl team. He quit at an year, Three Sports Dept., 345 Student throwing three wild pitches the State News offers ballots, said. "They run close to 40 girls and with that d and allowing a single and a inopportune time. Just one appearing this Services Bldg. A basket, students an opportunity to week and two at later dates, sacrifice because he had a bad game located near the sports desk they're bound to be tough to beat." fly. participate in the annual will appear on the State will be provided for MSU will be running only 13 women and all of them ail doesn't mean he'll look bad drop - Spartan coach Danny Spartan of the Year selection. News sports page. Readers Litwhiler decided in every game," he added. entries. competing in more than one event. Clancy For the first Litwhiler noted that games. And none really time-, -(h$ are asked to choose three The results of the voting "It's hard for a team to overlap in all the events,® just didn!t have it and thought much of it when voting will depend entirely candidates, in order of freshman Peggy Pelton explained. "It takes a lot moil ' while Clancy tends to get will be published in the last pulled the lefthander with Clancy left after the first on fan support. In addition, endurance and requires that you pace yourself out, insteal two out. By the end of the upset easily, he had to take preference, and submit their State News issue of this contest. a woman athlete of the year ballots to the State of pouring everything into one event." the responsibility for the News term. contest, Clancy had This will be the Spartans' only home meet this st apparently decided to quit Michigan runs. "After the first game he Litwhiler also made it the squad and left the field. obvious that even if Clancy came over to me and said As of late Tuesday should decide to return, 'Good luck Amos,' and he afternoon, nobody connected with the Spartan there wouldn't team had heard from him. welcoming committee there to greet him. be any left to get dressed," Spartan third baseman Amos Hewitt said. "Man, I didn't expect Botsmen Clancy had a 4-1 record that out of Clanc (Clancy's with a 1.50 ERA going into "He chose to be off the shortened nickname). the game. "He wanted to look good in front of his friends and a team," Litwhiler remarked. Clancy's teammates were "But we did it without twin bill philosophical concerning (Larry) Ike, we did it MSU's slumping baseball the third time in the la big crowd," Litwhiler the southpaw's departure. without (Brad) Van Pelt, we squad went through a long four games. analyzed. "He didn't want Some saw it as a source of can do it without Clanc," afternoon Tuesday at Kobs Mike Squires pitched at to get pulled out, and he motivation as the Spartans Hewitt said, referring to Field, losing a doubleheader batted the Broncos wouldn't be a pitcher if he face four crucial weekend Spartan pitchers who had to Western Michigan, 9-2 victory in the opene| and 4-0. knocking in three runs a SPARTAN SPARTAN The Spartans have now scored only two runs in three hits. (one MAN vote per student allowed) WOMAN (one vote per student allowed) I ! their last 31 innings of play at home. Rain showers delayed MSU finally broke I home scoreless inning strefl at 18 with a single run J the start of the first game the second inning. STUDENT No STUDENT No.. 25 minutes and another Spartans added another! storm halted action in the the fifth. John Rohde ar 1 second contest for 38 Steve Cerez knocked in tl 2. minutes. runs while designated hitti Western lefty Steve Berry Larry Romaine went threr 3 stopped MSU on three hits for - three. in the nightcap as the The Spartans are no| Spartans were shutout for 23-14 overall. SLEEPER FOOLS EXPERTS Vetter after By BILL COSTABILE "Florida would get my vote for third," VetB State News Sports Writer continued. "All three areas have the advantage of wa^ weather which allows tennis players to play all year. One of the most ignored high school tennis players will Senior Rich Vetter try to stretch his unbeaten string to nine straight wins when After graduation, Vetter intends to tour Europe, playl MSU meets Michigan at 3 p.m. today on the varsity courts. as much tennis as he can. He hopes to play some of tnei will go after his ninth Senior tennis ace Rick Vetter was an exception to the European talent while he is there. If successful, straight win today recruiting rule that usually involves midnight phone calls would like to take a shot at the professional ranks. against U-M's two - and endless trips to and from prospective campuses. time Michigan state "I would like to try my hand at professional tenl)4 champ Victor Amaya. In fact, Vetter's choice to attend MSU was as much a Vetter said. "But if I don't make it, I'd like to be a tear ■ The match should be surprise to MSU as it was to him. pro. classic, with Vetter's teachingjn the Midwest.! a "I hadn't really decided on any particular school when I "I would like to start out overall playing ability senior," Vetter recalled. "The recruiters weren't was a least people know my name in this area." L overshadowing the 6-5 exactly beating a path to my door." in spite o Amaya's booming Though Vetter wasn't formally recruited by MSU, he Vetter has been playing tennis for MSU back problems that bother him. J serves. had met MSU coach Stan Drobac previously. State News photo "I first met coach Drobac in Texas at indoor "I've had a back problem since I was in high scho<| an Vetter commented. "I wear a corset right now to K P | b> Craig Porter tournament," Vetter said. "We talked a little bit about back straight. MSU and he asked me to come for a visit. When I saw the campus I was really impressed." "It doesn't bother me too much when I play. bu^!.» really feel it when I serve. I have to alter my serve ^ ■ Vetter, whose tennis talents have taken him all around because I don't have the flexibility I need in my bac . » the country, thinks that the United States has three Vetter attributes his current success to a combina | hotbeds for tennis players. maturity and attitude. "The number one spot would have to be California," "I'm a better player overall now than when I wj Vetter explained. The NCAA champs for the past five years freshman," Vetter remarked. "I've showed down an have come from western schools, and their record speaks hurry as much as I used to. If I blow a shot, I forge i for itself. it and wait for the next one. "The second spot would have to be the Southwest, "If you're the best player In the world, you c particularly Texas. Texas has some outstanding junior beaten if you've got a bad attitude. If the little thing tennis programs. bothering you, you're dead." Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 9, 1973 11 IN MILITARY SCIENCE DEPT. Senate panel to subpena Dean Watergate case be given nijc (continued from page 1) • Sen. Sam J. Ervin, committee completely independent authority. Sen. Adlai Stevenson III, details burglarizing »* Daniel - psychiatrist, sources about of the office of — Ellsberg'„ thel close to 2 challenge choice for prof I Lrman, said Tuesday he D-Dl., who drafted the the Watergate case said By BOB OURLIAN I «ni not decide whether to letter, said that Thursday. State News Staff Writer Dept. of Military Science. "The man was put in that and said he will work on a returned in March. I President Nixon to Richardson's announcement This gives him a rank of position because of his doctorate while employed It is this experience that Two student members of I■ MtifV "Until S°me reaSO" Monday that he will name a * Egil 'Bud* Krogh, who the associate professor. qualifications and not his at MSU. Brokaw has also O'Conner and Simpson feel /all the President is special prosecutor," made it supervised Hunt and Liddy's Military Education Advisory Committee However, Doyle academic achievements." had a career in the army, fails to qualify Brokaw for clear the investigation still O'Conner and Maria I kn0wn I to exist." He added: will be under the control of investigation of the challenged the approval of a Simpson say they are O'Conner and Simpson beginning in 1957. after he his new job. iic0 far I have no Pentagon Papers leaks was feel that he is not, according received a bachelor's degree I information the Prudent the Justice Dept. reported under prospective Army ROTC looking into the possibility to the University criteria, in criminal justice. He was O'Conner said he asked intense 1 faculty member Tuesday. of the economics department personally involved. "This means that the pressure to going to higher levels qualified academically to in Vietnam twice. js resign as Lt. Col. Francis L. During what would happen to an • Charles W. Colson, the Nixon Administration will "nders than the teach e t a ry of Brokaw's appointment was advisory an "academically 1966-67, he was Security I former White House aide be investigating The Nixon transportation because of committee to protest valid" program course. Officer in Saigon. In 1972, applicant for an associate 1 Hunt to fake administration, * his admitted role approved by the committee Brokaw's appointment. Brokaw professorship who had Stevenson in the received a he went back as chief of the said. 11-2 as chief of the R. J. much field experience and a I cblegrams, played a Pentagon Papers burglary. Academic Division of the Coelho, chairman masters degree in criminal POW Division, in charge of • The of the masters degree. He was told I behind-the-scenes role in deputy director of committee, said. justice from MSU in 1968 the POW exchange. He the applicant "would be I .dministration efforts to Nixon's 1972 campaign I Znt a key Democratic committee pressured two laughed right out of the I Senator during the 1970 officials of his political office." I campaigns' I former William G. Lambert, a investigative reporter organization to themselves when they gave court testimony earlier this perjure Wounded Knee This shows, O'Conner said, that Brokaw "doesn't have the academic I for Life magazine, says year on the financing of the (continued from page 1) village Tuesday. Three reportedly white men identified as background to qualify by I Colson helped him obtain Watergate promised to The agreement to end University criteria." The "bugging" Richard Hellstern, one of leaders had previously been surrender at Rapid City, S. members of the occupation the I information for an article operation, government the chief negotiators for the arrested and charged and a D., later this week. force refused to surrender siege of Wounded Knee advisory committee, is generally along the lines I that detailed an apparent investigators have been told. Wounded Knee truce, fourth, Dennis Banks of after driving to a federal O'Conner contends, is this of one signed more than a I conflict of interest on the Those involved were Jeb complained that the Minneapolis, apparently Evacuation of V'ounded roadblock. One of them, month ago, but it falls short criteria. I part of former Sen. Joseph Stuart Magruder, the deputy agreement calling for slipped out of the village Knee was delayed for more identified as A1 Cooper, of what the Indians had O'Conner also objects to ladings of Maryland- director of the Committee dispossesion of all weapons Sunday night. Banks than an hour when two argued with the marshals asked shortly after the Feb. Brokaw monitoring I |n an interview, Tydings for the Reelection of the had been violated. over terms of his surrender I accused Colson of using the President; Herbert L. 27 takeover of the village. curriculum, which is Porter, "They just turned in a and bond. The men locked The original American another facet of his job. I .tlarvland race as a "dry the committee's scheduling lot of old crap, old shotguns tnemselves in their vehicle. I run" ■ tactics for political espionage that allegedly director, and Hugh W. Sloan Jr., treasurer of the and rifles. The weapons turned in certainly were not Oil rights leased The issue was resolved when counsel arrived to Indian Movement demands included that the Indian nations in the United States Brokaw taught military police school for in ■ became widespread by the committee's fund two years and drivers • raising all the weapons in there." represent the two be 1 1972 elections. organization. men. given sovereignty. education for one. 1 • Twenty - nine • President Nixon, The American Movement led the takeover Indian to Mafia chieftain I Democratic senators have invoking national security, that cold winter night more I sent a letter to Atty. Gen. - sought on at least two than two months ago, but By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL I designate Elliot L. occasions within the last none of the movement's A. Gene Gazlay, director of the Michigan Dept. of I Richardson demanding that two weeks to prevent the leaders were in Wounded Natural Resources has confirmed that the department leases I a special prosecutor for the release to the court of Knee to surrender the 40 acres of land in Clare County for an oil well owned in part by reputed Mafia leader Meyer Lansky. But Gazlay said Monday he saw nothing wrong with the arrangement between the state and a reputed chieftain of Handling of animal day criticized organized crime. The connection station WJR. was first disclosed by Detroit radio "What good does it do to The land originally was leased in 1963 to R. H. Walcott, | (continued from page 1) have the animal there for a put Small Animal Day in who turned over the least in 1968 to Mammoth Producing a the farm and this is the jeapordy because he feels it Co. The firm is owned by Lansky, Edward Levinson and child to hold? It is not a is a good event. I reason for having a Small Edward Levinson acting in trust for Richard Levinson. learning experience for the Over 13,000 people I Animal Day each spring. children but just a waste of attended Small Animal Day "We don't ask for a pedigree of five year's duration I Zindel did indicate that the statement made by the life of the animals that are last Saturday. Over ( when we lease drilling rights," Gazlay said. Drilling rights shop Knapp's Downtown going to be destroyed," she members oir tneWVT ih j 'V are sold at a public auction and go to the highest bidder, lyet unidentified student said. student The we„ Qn the 4Q &cKS hag produced $42,071.07 in 10 to 5:30 I worker in the poultry barn Kay Ford, senior Agricultural participated in helping with Senate income for the state, which receives is not accurate and that one. eighth stenographer for the royalty on all oil and gas produced on land it I the animals would be saved displays put on Dy t e ieases oil comDanies. Institute of Agricultural I if possible. poultry science, animal I But in past years all the Technology, attended the husbandry and dairy science I poultry displayed on Small Small Animal Day exhibits departments. I Animal Day have been 1 destroyed, according to and said she did not think people attending cared SPECIAL! I David Armstrong, asst. dean about the animals. Brain aging tied ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER the College of "People were told not to I Agriculture and Natural touch the small animals but AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON I Resources, due to viruses parents picked up the birds to hypertension I and infections that animals and handed them to NEW YORK (UPI) - $8.00 1 ray contract in handling. children," she said. Among myths about the She also noted that ELECTRIC PORTABLE $11.00 Zindel, on Wednesday, aged is one holding that students supervising the STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 ■ changed his statement after the age of middle I because of questions from barn told her that the OFFICE ELECTRIC sixties one loses intelligence. $15.00 I people in the community Human Society had told Research has shown I and said that all the poultry people attending they were there is no drop in AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES 1 with exception of not to handle animals. one quail intelligence provided the 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett | chick that died on Saturday, Jim Garner, Humane person is free of high blood 339-8258 | found homes in Society manager, said pressure. Among those with ■ research and none will be Wednesday that no such a history of hypertension ■ destroyed this year. statement was made and there is some falling off of "It's worth it to us to that the Humane Society brainpower. The high blood r make this Animal Day) event I possible, most wholesome (Small in the best has no control Univeristy activities. Armstrong over said pressure may have damaged the blood pipelines. This diminishes their SIIIIMSskS I »«y," Armstrong said. Wednesday that he would Laughlin said ■ the small animal events in he felt that be very upset if anything oxygen-transporting capability. UMMH8! ■ noway violated the animals' Ifyits from a humanitarian ZVI GUELMAN ■ •spect but he said he felt will discuss the facts on I tint many parents were lax If1 instructing children on SOVIET JEWRY | how to hold animals. Rosenzweig said she * Ph.D. and teaching experience at Columbia ■ questioned the value of this ■tort of *B.A. in Hebrew literature experience to ■ children. * Has lived in Soviet Union and eastern Europe rent a STEHZO * Recently wrote "Jewish Nationality and $23.00 per term Soviet Politics" Frank discussion, critical questions Free Service $9.50 Md urged. the* delivery storewide per month Will speak in 329 South Case May 9, 8:00 p.m. NEJAC TV RENTALS Alternate room is North Case Lounge, same time 337 1300 and day. sponsored by Hillei Foundation w sandal sale SPRING ANTIQUE 7 90 9 90 90 SHOW ; ^ il 11j ilfal I!j/'!l 11 13 90 with savings up to 30% May 9-13 Save now on spring and summer sandals in new styles and colors. Some dressy, some sporty. In white, navy, tan, brown, black patent, red/white/blue. Not all styles in all sizes, so hurry! 11/Ml special group jr 90 1 V^Bly / SHOPPING CENTER East Grand River flat sandals and Marsh Road Shoes, second floor and downstairs Downtown, Lansing Mall Meridian Mall and Westwood Mall, Jackson 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, MayjUo,| Iceman 'irr-.'r-i.i government seized the exhibit authorities hi on ~ occasions. "Jhey 26 hours at once held the Canl/f it J border when we en*er tried?n J the States,,1 exhibiting Hansen say it in c ^nadal aft| Hansen said it is that the creature belie^L was shot I the head- and it, had second thougtsaJl whoever dfl legality of the probably put it jn a frepJ and filled it with , Hansen speculated. said that this perhaps why the owner reluctant t tur t . . authorities. The creature has been its ice - coated state for i to 15 years, Hansen said Three inches of ice L melted in the six years tl creature has been display, Hansen said estimates that at this rate two years the ice will be tc thin to continue the exhibi "We'll soon have to ta with the owner about whi< institution to give t| creature to when we cam longer show it," he said. Lund said the own preferred to put it ( exhibit rather than turn over to an institute because finds like this a usually turned over science first and the publ only gets to see a picture a newspaper or a replica the original. "This is the first tin people get to see somethi before it's cut up," Lui said. Informers Ki (continued from page 11 to attend public meetiJ Sf. HAMBURG BUNS...25' but he also said that £ officers were later told | the department to ' out" their attendance] future Crisis i meetings. Tim Cain, a studfl Top Frost Topco Heavy Duty member of the committl asked Bernitt if there wfl Van Houlten any guidelines which poll officers could Frozen Alummum determine whetherl particular student searched. should® Sauerkraut Bernitt replied that th Waffles were no guidelines and III officers depend entirely | their discretion knowledge of the crimifl code to deternii pkg. of 12 V 18 inch x 25ft. roll 2 lb. pkg. there is "probable cause"! 10 oz. wt. |D search someone. The statements camel the first meeting of I subcommittee formed F BilMar Breaded Jiffy Food Club the Public Committee to study the | Safefl of police informants a Fudge Brownie Mix or alleged illegal police abfl Turkey Honey Date Snack of campus residents. "Discussion of specfl instances of police abfl and illegal search Dips | seizure was closed out Patties Muffin Mix regular meetings," Martin said. 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MEDICAL SECRETARY Instruction Typing Service dependable transportation, best offer. 355-9916. 3-5-11 brakes, batten. 332-8915. Super cheap! | Automotive ^ ' Motorcycles Jjdfrcj METRIC MOTORS - VW Well established opportunity to firm pursue offering self - MARTINS' HAIR FASHIONS is accepting applications for •TRANSPORTATION repair. Okemos Road and satisfying career on a part - beauty operators. 332-4522. •WANTED CHEVROLET BISCAYNE^I PONTIAC CATALINA 1967, HONDA 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 time basis. Challenging, 10-5-21 1966, good transportation, - 1971 CL350, low MUSTANG 1966. Good - congenial atmosphere. best automatic, excellent engine, mileage, offer over $50 condition. Call Dave, helmets, back BUG EXTRACTOR $29 95 Excellent benefits including ••RATES'* 355-2443. 3-5-9 body. 355-3873, 355-3523, carrier, cover, $695. Call - FULL OR part time drug clerk, 351-7368. 5-5/9 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 free meals and tuition plan. 353-3639. 3-5-11 after 5pm, 351-0048. 3-5-10 must be experienced and East Kalamazoo CHEVROLET IMPALA 1967, MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE mile West of Street, 1 o h^n,f SOUTHWORTH Deborah Lee, have own transportation. - PONTIAC CUSTOM - S BSA 650 campus. References. Call 349-1702 396. Also 1963 Pontiac 389. 1967, 390, automat LIGHTNING 1972, 487-5055. C-5-31 PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, convertible 1969. Radio, air, after 6 pm 2-5 9 Both need some repair. Best excellent condition, custom good excellent condition. $70o! INC. 694-3321. 2-5-9 offer. 489-0612. 5-5-11 paint and extras. 675-5120. condition, 34,000 676-4171 after 6pm. 3-5-10 COMPLETE miles. IMPORT CAR 3 5-11 $1,495. 332-4983 SERVICE . * PART TIME temporary for 12 including ignition, GIRL STUDENT We need 5-5-15 HONDA 350SL - a weeks. Work with retarded - 1971, 3.000 chassis, brakes, and electrical. kind, responsible, adults UP TO 35 MILES MUSTANG 1967 in a sheltered — Good body miles, excellent running, Available at ROBERTS experienced student to live PER GALLON and motor. Blue PONTIAC 1972 - LeMans must workshop. Industrial arts hardtop, sell. 355-5784. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. with us. Do some housework $475. Phone 351-5076 after GT, 350 2 barrel. Hurst SP-5-5-14 experience preferred. Please 4980 Park Lake Road, and cooking and help with shifter, tape deck, dual call Jim McFarland at 4pm. 3-5-10 Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for itmnaiiEiGza Introducing Lansing's outlet for Suzuki 4 wheel only exhaust, only 8,000 miles, 1970 BRIDGESTONE our 3 year old. Job begins 489-3731.4-5-11 - 175cc, appointment. 0-5-31 soon and goes through the drive vehicles. A must for MUSTANG 1965 - warranty. 351-6909 . 5-5-11 $275. New JVC Quadrasonic summer and next year. TIRED OLD man desperately V8, great body, car tape player, $100. VOLVO SERVICE DEADLINE good PONTIAC GRAND Prix 1972 - Room, board, $130/ month. needs sales help to operate mileage, reliable, Asking - 351-5147. 3-5-10 IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, 11 P.W. one class day loaded Faculty home. Walking and promote his educational $350. 339-9227 after 6pm with options. Lansing recreation. only, exclusively distance I before publication. SP5-5-14 Reasonable. Call 482-9776. CROTCH ROCKET - 1972, Volvo service shop. campus. 337-0241 after 5pm. 5-5-14 Call research publications 5-5-11 business. Part or full time. Contact - John Kinne Kawasaki 500. Excellent 882-9808. 19-6-1 | Peanuts Personal ads MUSTANG 1966 — 6 cylinder, condition; extras, $850. REGISTERED NURSES Call Dad, 351-1560. 5-5-14 must be pre-paid. PORSCHE - Dave Sutton 393-5700 stick, lots of new parts. Try it 1972 - excellent 351-5092. 2-5-9 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 11-7:30 openings. Full time LEGAL SECRETARY. Lansing you'll like it. Call 332-5137. condition, $3,500. Call East Kalamazoo Street since or part time. Paid luncheon Law Firm. Full time. Typing I Cancellations/Corrections Immediate financing available. 5-5-11 676-4171 after 6pm. 3-5-10 SUPER LOW prices on 1940. and parking. Paid orientation Complete auto and shorthand. 487-3613. motorcycle repairs. Randy J-12 noon one class day CHEVROLET NOVA - 1970, MUSTANG. 1969 - Mach I. PORSCHE 912 1968, always Germen, 35 1-8753, painting and collision service. period. Time and half for 3-5-10 ■ before publications. excellent condition, original 4 barrel, 485-0256. C-5-31 weekends worked. Apply at 7.7Z maintained, _ dual exhaust, excellent 675-7374. 3-5-10 I The State News will be owner. $1,350. Phone 4-speed, mags all condition. Call 337-0825 INGHAM COUNTY DI^ING ROOM hostess. 349-9465. 5-5 9 around. H-60 in back, after 7:30pm and weekends. 1972 BRIDGESTONE - 350cc. Aviation EXTENDED CARE uTHL'L emp,0Vment at 1 responsible only for the interior and tires like new. 5-5-11 excellent condition, FACILITY 3882 Dobie Holland House in East Tawas. Ifittt day's incorrect CHEVY AUTOMATIC Radio, tape deck, 1 owner miles, $650. Call 355-8775 1,840 Road, Okemos. Michigan. Ms. G°°!r0Om and board convertible and much more. 393-9563. PORSCHE 911 T Targas, SP-5-5-14 LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years L. Risk, R.N., Director of mailable. Please send resume- 1965. Runs — ln,ernation81. - 1971. Nursing. Phone 349-1050. great. $225/ best offer, 3-5-1 Fully equipped, experience in all types of 5.5.! ] 2163 North Center, Saginaw, 363-1500. SP5-5 15 excellent condition, 20,000 fliflht training. Approved for : Ml 48603 or phone 517- MUSTANG 1971 miles. $6,850. Serious v e re rans. FRANCIS 351, V-8, clean, runs well. SUMMETV -EMPLOYMENT es, 78»;8490^5-5-9 - CHEVY IMPALA Convertible, factory air, power steering, inquiries only! 332-4983. 332-1887 after 5pm, $975. AVIATION, Airport Road. 1964 - will run but needs brakes 21,000 miles. 5-5-15 SP5-5-14 Call 484-1324. C-5-31 '1°' P3rt m™' senior or MBA acco"n*j"® cand.date PART TIME. 8 durj man neided Excellent condition. Phone s ■ $ work. Good for parts. Best with accounting major, for RAMBLER mnnth aaanAaA CLASSIC offer. 351-6735. 1-5-9 627-9089. 3-5-11 - 1965, TRIUMPH 1972 Bonneville, Employment ■ S local CPA firm. Mail resume "\ 489-3494. Justin I Call Tom 1962 - London taxi, new tires, exhaust system. excellent condition, phone to Box 1132, Lansing. r Foster, 353-8800 CORVAIR 1964 NOVA 1971 - 360, 3 speed, air $200 or best offer. 332-2703. 351-8627 before 2pm lor - 4 speed, new or 48933-5"5"9 ifter 6pm, 355-1173. transmission last week, looks shocks, stereo, call Jack after 11:30pm. 3-5-10 _ PART TIME employment for Nash, 332 0866. 5-5-11 MODELS WANTED, $8 per good, runs excellent. $325. RENAULT 1968, 40,000 miles, hour. Hours 12pm 12am. EXPERIENCED BARTENDER a^Teek^T' Call 482- 6003. 3-5-9 HONDA 500 four, 1972, fairing ?514?58. - PICK LaSABRE custom 1967, 12door hardtop, radio, 2 tone NOVA 1962 - Good condition. great or gas mileage. 353-2814 353-2811. 3-5-10 and luggage carrier, $1295 or Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 M"AC M.A.C. No phone calls! 2-5-9 Deters' 0-5-5-9 2 10pm." COUGAR New tires and motor best. 355-3710. 3-5-10 1968 I Hue and white, $675, overhauled. 372-1259. WAITRESSES WANTED- day ■ 372-73 7 0 . 5-5-14 power, air, vinyl top, good condition, $1,000, 332-4440. X-3-M ROADRUNNER 1969 - New HONDA REPAIR and shift, night shift. Apply 1203 MARK clutch, headers, new seat - South Washington 3-5-11 Avenue, JWCK SKYLARKsteering ■ '968, power - custom, OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS covers. 5-5-9 Phone 393-4227. service, independent shop, factory trained. Vetter days only. Nc phone calls! 5-5-9 SPITZ, and CUTLASS 1972 - Supreme. Convertible, 1969 - Power ■ brakes, excellent condition. Have air, AM/FM, vinyl top. steering and brakes. Runs THUNDERBIRD LANDAU fairings in stock, batteries, chains. tires, G.T. EAT YOUR (Call evenings. 351-1618 Excellent condition. $3200. BOOKKEEPER MINIMAL good. $5 7 5 39 3-6503. - HEART OUT . 1966 - full power, good MOTORS, 816 East Howe, 15-5-14 373-3239 days. 5-5 15 experience or schooling in condition, best offer over Lansing. 485-681 5, double entry will qualify you * SKYLARK DATSUN 1971 1200 Coupe. $450. 357-6270. 1-5-9 appointment necessary. for a solid career. _ 1966 - - OLDSMOBILE STATION Salary 5-5-11 |«onomic»l,exhaust, " iv mechanically New clutch. 351-9487. 2-5-9 $1,190. wagon, 1964. Good tires, TOYOTA COROLLA - 1971, commensurate. Michael Phone tires and mechanically reliable, $300. Ceene, best offer. Call John, ■ After 6pm- 487-3096 5-5-9 SOUTHWORTH 882-1847 SUZUKI $650 for 1971, (Sl-6536.2.5.10 DATSUN 1972 510, 2-door. or 3 5 3-5988. - PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, BURCHAM WOODS - 3-5-10 500cc, two stroke twin. INC., 694-3321. 1-5-9 radio, 9000 miles, $1875. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Purple, new chain and rear _ Sportswagon 355-7963. 5-5-10 1968, 4 door sedan, V-8, VOLKSWAGEN ■ <00, lull 1965 - as is sprocket, 6,100 miles. Extras. power, air, AM/FM MARKETING TRAINEE - Our Besides a heated dc y many other features for a ■ radio, low automatic, power steering $100. Call 337-1215 afternoons. mileagt, clean. growth oriented corporate Cond. - Laundry and brakes. Must sell I Make Facilities ■ 339-2358 3-5 1 1 372-7225 3-5-9 clients are seeking motivated - Ample p, king — nicely furnished ai offer. 482-7213. 2-5-9 confident individuals with KAWASAKI 350 - A7SS, 1970, BA in Marketing a must, PINTO 1972 JWleSABRE 1967, V-8, 4 - 200cc, radio, air, VOLVO 144 1967. new tires 5500 miles. Ask for Mike, MBA in Marketing or Finance (to0f. automatic, engine yellow, vinyl top, 393-5488 and clutch, good condition. ■Wllnt, optional stereo FIAT $400. 1969 Must - A-50 Spider, sell. Call after 5pm. 5-5-10 Call Mark, 351-2799. 3-5-9 351-5961. 5-5-10 would enhance opportunity. If management your $165< (W-Phone 332-1926. 10-5-9 weekends, 351 8284. 2-5-9 BMW, YAMAHA TRIUMPH goals are part of plan call PLYMOUTH 1966 - 6 cylinder, VW BUS 1971 - 9 passenger , RICKMAN. Most 73's in Mike Brown, SOUTH- JUAC SEDAN - 1964, FORD 1967 - half ton pickup. standard. Good local with sun roof. Rebuilt stock. Some 72's at reduced WORTH PERSONNEL ■J""c V™ steef"i9, widows, door locks, Runs good! $500. Call transportation, 489 1027, 3-5-10 $150. engine. $2350 or best offer. prices. Leathers, helmets, ASSOCIATES. INC.. 745 Burcham Dr. factory air 393-6503. 3-5-11 489-7774, 5-5-14 694-3321. 1-5 -9 parts, custom accessories and ■Mtioning, tires good, 351-3118 or ■»"" 9»od, good mechanical service. SHEP'S MOTOR FORD VW BUG ''965 Good FAIRLANE 1963 4 PLYMOUTH FURY 1970 - - SPORTS, INC. 2460 North 484-4014 ■7'on. 1B"ley. East finecar.no trades. brand new tires, good 383, power steering and condition, sunroof, new snow tires, $200. Call 351-6438. Cedar, Holt. Just South of BABYSITTER needed! Waverly URGENTLY area, $30 Lansing. condition. Call Dave, brakes, $900 or best offer. I -96 3-5-11 overpass. Phone per week. Phone 484-0381 349-2749. 1-5-9 625-3285. 3-5-11 694-6621. C-5-5-11 3-5-11 VW VAN - 1966, rebuilt CROSSWORD CEDAR GREENS engine, - new 351-2679. 3-5-11 VW 1969 tires, $600. Call good condition, low mileage, $800, or best offer. Colhngtooob means ACROSS Example tiampie PUZZLE 29 Cut of meat 30 Blustering 355-2977. 5-5-15 32 Eat the evening cVP'mom fish Hostel m„, * VW BUS 1965 - priced to sell, 34 Racke, Astringent ^ p0l5cmous Shrub good condition. Phone Russian village Pr„(nt 482 3954. 3-5-11 Misfortune 39 Seddish yeMow Etna color VW 1972 Imbue 44 Fortress - Super beetle with Christn.js 17 immediately extras. 7,000 miles, must sell, decoration 4S Edible root pay off balance. 337-2583. Not 49 Sooner than 5-5-9 withstanding SO Waste allowance VW Equitable M Sports hall BUG, 1967 - $400. Ember S? Rocky Cliff Serviced regularly, diagnosis Name 53 Predicament. good, but needs valve job. Call 337-0285 evenings. 3-5-9 12 ____I r'8ht next to Brod* Con,P|ex VW VAN, good extra condition. Many features. Best offer, 24 Danish island I units f GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples 353-2131. 5-5-11 ?b. Old French coin I Wished S?rin9' Suronw g, pa|| These spacious apartments are carpeted and 26. Sing with I ,ir .VV',h.d',t'nctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual • co □s closed lips 28 Clumsv person I "•creat? -°ning" Thew tvvo ' man unitl have Parkinfl V806 for 8verY apartment. 31. Facts II ^ f°n " ?'anned ,or with ■ 9'ant swimming pool and private balconies. We also a PENTON 125MX, 1971 33 Parson bird firjt " ' time resident manager for any problems. If you want to be among the 36 Mishipman I $85/ re ' e"ts °f CEDAR GREENS call today. The I CALL- TcDr^r m#n-,or ,a"- Low «umroer rates. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION one bedroom units start at flawless, 21 HP, never raced, ne\ parts. Phone 646-2401. 3-5-1 deposit refunds 38. Indignation 40 Roman tiddler 41 Japanese I F0R THd shAFFER Between 1 8a 8 p.m. 351 8631.SUMMER LEASES ARE •Air oondhiorMd 'Unlimited Pvfcing girdle bo* 42 Christmas |kri ■ EE months - fall leases are for 9 or 12 months. 'Dishwaters 'New Furniture 43 Grafted "«usness 44, excellent condition, CENTRAL GALLERIES of Raising 'lot, TV and other Indiana. 3-5-11 trip to New York, call The 351-2105. Undergraduate included, minutes , .. . Anthropology Club will sponsor MSU Ideal for an American Indian Night with Peanuts Personal iff films and speakers at 7:30 p.m. Ants. Call 625-7770 after 1 JlJ*ij Councilman George A. Cblbun today in 116 Natural Science will hold office hours from 5 to 7 p.m. Bldg. today in 201 THANKS DIM-DIM, Bubba. City Hall. pM 10'*55' - two The UndergraduatePhilosophy air, carpeted, Lovely flowers. Love, Ann, Club will meet with students I dryer, indirect Karen, Cindy, Rachel. 1-5-1 The interested in graduate study in Inter-Varsity Christian extras. Quality Iellowship will meet at 7:30 philosophy at 3:30 p.m. today Kftf best offer. Great p.m. Thursday in 34 Union. Join in 107 Morrill Hall. us for the Urbana '70 film and a s 10'*50' - two chance for The Chess Club will meet at 8 „»m, air, study with some creative praise. tonight in the Union Gold p desk, $2,195 /best Room. Bring equipment. t mile from MSU. Gay Liberation's Festival of El420 or 337-0047 after Life Committee will meet at For the first time in this area.I 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 309 SMOF. will r'ay at 9 p.m. -AKE SOMERSET frontage Student Services Bldg. All those Thursday in the Snyder - Phillips near Irish Hills, $5,900. interested are welcome. Hall basement. - CARPETING. AIR 332-1325. 3-5-11 litioning, furnished, The lent condition. Within Organization of Jewish The MSU Science Fiction Students will meet at 7:30 p.m. q distance of campus. | Recreation Society will in meet at 8 tonight Thursday in the Snyder Hall |H091 after 6pm. 5-5-14 34 Union to discuss "hero" in science fiction.. the Trophy Room. All those interested are welcome. pANOT 1969 12'x60'. UNION BOARD summer flights nt condition, skirting, For information about to Europe from Detroit and Shabbos |e shed, disposal, air at the Lubavitch Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m„ Student Synagogue of litioner, partially Monday - Friday. 2nd floor, Farmington. call 351-2105 after JiWed $3500. 67 7-5191. Union. C-5-31 5 p. n: WANTED SOMEONE to travel, The Black Students of camp backpack the western Case Hall invite you to a Soul U.S. and Canada from Dinner from 4:30 to 6:45 p.m. mid-June to approximately Thursday in the Case Hall cafeteria. mid-Autust. Call Orin, 882 2025. SP5-5-15 TYPING TERM papers and The MSU Horticulture Club theses, electric typewriter, invites you to hear Anatol fast service. Call 349-1904. Lukyonenko speaking on 10-5-9 "Horticulture in Russia" at 7 at & Found p.m. today in 209 Horticulture THESIS, TYPING printing, ■SOMETHING? binding. Reasonable prices. Call COMMERCIAL Steve Hill, asst. professor of Com/filter A* found a PRINTING, 337-0712. Program will be presented at 8 astronomy, monitors an run a complete operation. The computer was pet or article tonight in the Yakeley Hall experiment being performed by the computer. MSU purchased Jakie. we want to help you 10-5-16 cafeteria and 8 p.m. Thursday in as a basic unit and special units have been it. Just come into is the only observatory. Hill said, where a the the Brody Hall auditorium. computer added on to fulfill the particular needs of the • News EXPERIENCED IBM typing. is being used to not only move the Classified telescope, but also Observatory. State News photo by C. L. Michaels *~nt and tell Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). The Lansing Lettuce Boycott us you . -lace an ad in EAST FAYANN,489-0358. C-5-31 will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at (KING STATE 719 E. Grand River New systems BANK'S Ave. Call H E V Jim EAST column. As BANK a LANSING public will run the COMPLETE IBM THESES SERVICE. Discount printing. typing and binding of 485-7478. Anyone interested in (continued from page 16) improve MSU Observatory T*"Oextra cost to you. organizing against the Observers wear coats All of the mysteries of to 10 theses, resumes, publication. Investigations Coordinating Unit role in astronomical work. p.m. the third I EAST LANSING Across from campus, corner is invited to a Students for a and gloves on cold wintry the observatory are Saturday night of each The computer may prove ] STATE BANK M.A.C. and Grand River, Democratic Society meeting at nights, unless a thick cloud explained during an open month for the below Jones Stationery Shop. a blessing to advanced cover keeps them home. general C-5-31 7:30 p.m. today in 33 Union. house program held from 8 public. Call COPYGRAPH For information, call 675-7589 astronomers, too. ■E. YELLOW with white SERVICES. 337-1666. or 489-9119. "An astronomer is f"' *ear old female DOG. C-5-31 someone who has to stay up J E«t Lansing, reward. all The inter - day teaching and all [193.3-5-11 WEDDING GOWNS - Any sewing or alteration for formals. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, close to MSU. Electric typewriter. Varsity Christian Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in night observing. Jr: k«V Astronomers have no special outside Nat. Scl. you. 355-8101. SP-5-5-14 Call 349-1773 evenings and 34 Unkin. Join us for the c°lor, probably weekends. 373-6726 Urbana '70 film and a chance qualities that allow them to Margo, 332-8605, weekdays. 0-1-5-9 for some creative praise. go without sleep - they need PyW5-9 something to help them at 3 The South Collegiate Fellowship will meet at 9 a.m.," Hill explained. rITE German Shepherd, tonight in 39 Union for an Hill said the MSU 'ound in inductive Bible study of 1 Peter. Observatory soon will be Hagadorn area Everyone is welcome. the only place in the world C-3-5 9 where a computer is Dance with the MSU Promenaders at 7 p.m. today in controlling the telescope ring. Professional donors and taking data at the same Beal the Brody Hall multi-purpose Botanical compensated. MICHIGAN l®"s Sentimental. time. *B WANTED INSTRUCTION on COMMUNITY BLOOD 353-6990. 5-5-10 potters wheel. Private CENTER. 337-7183. Hours "Many people have said instruction The University Committee on this was impossible," he preferred. Monday, Thursday and Public Safety will hold an open added. 332 1278. 5-5-14 Friday 94:30pm. Tuesday and Tl,brown specks meeting at 4 p.m. today in 443A Besides Wednesday 12-6:30pm. Administration moving the H®J'SP5-5-15 BANJO AND guitar lessons. All C-5-31 invited. Bldg. All are telescope and taking data, styles, ELDERLY the computer will reduce INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. FEMALE ROOMMATE AND Nomination forms for the the data into a more wieldy C-5-31 RIDE for Association of Distinguished Educator Award form and relay information tsaaa- Humanistic Psychology are available through Friday in 307 Student Services Bldg. to a video monitor in the ?.lsH Mathematic* • Hall, January 9. j Typing Service ^ Conference, LaSalle Hotel, Chicago. May 11-13. Call Regina, 351-5517, Post Application forms for the telescope control will enable the observer to room that 1973-74 Senior Class Council *8852 see if the data is reliable, mornings, Office Box 1023, East are available through Friday in PROFESSIONAL IBM 307 Student Services Bldg. Any Hill continued. Lansing. 1-5-9 dissertation typing. MA student who will have senior This three-way use of the |W" /| English degree. MARTY NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 INFORMATION FROM comic book collectors for research standing next Learn how year to is eligible. meditate on computer will maximize the yield of the telescope, PROFESSIONAL IBM typing project. Call 355-0596. 2-5-9 the primordial vibration that is providing firm, quick and K« PO* The telescope can be explained, earth tremors WASH used only during night "There will be so much affectiu lop >evel hours when the sky is either data we must turn to sensitive hardware. astroj I jdmintfi clear or obscurred by a thin computers to do anything Linnell I accepter said that cloud cover. with it," he said. I dispatch" The construction and availability equipment at MSU 0f m' I Daniel Ell "Development of a * Egil (B installation of observatory an sophisticated automation attraction to I transports program connecting a equipment is carried out by qualified students Ernest Brandt, astronomy I year Job, computer to the telescope University's nj saving a to control its position and technician; faculty members undergraduate astc 0 oustec of the Astronomy Dept. and enrollment is one ( gather necessary data is now I Ehrlichma students with special skills. nation's largest taking place," Linnell said. Krogh' One of the main reasons Projects they have totalling 50, he added undertaken I number o for implementing this new range from Stepher Hill system is the anticipated wiring of the computer to professor of astronomy the computer large scale change within the constructing mirrors and program next five years of the way in. mortaring equipment eventually which brightness data for moonne questi ""nents b' Wfessor 0f' Bed and Breakfast Lester Flatt TWA's "Bed and & the Nashville Grass gets you guest house accommodations (at the least) in 47 European cities, sat-8pm-mayi2 breakfast and extras like sightseeing or theatre tickets all at really low prices. QUICKSILVER Europe Bonus Coupon Books. 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