* thc michigan Volume 65 Number 15? Michigan State gnivmity East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1973 Fifth aide quits, admits I , „ WASHINGTON (AP) level I /ministration Wednesday. He rioted - Another executive quit the Nixon responsibility for or to being fired from the administration at least j * ' . 10, including Ehrlichman. ' had agreed to the burglary mission earlier he week in advance. with three Cubans They then returned and acted as lookouts while Sept. 3, 1971 they presentation of evidence in the was concluded. Krogh's resignation burglary plans case Dean no — had no right to them since longer had security clerance. he as Earl well as with former Chief Justice Warren, judges lawyers and I pitching a team of burglars to rifle by, Watergate conspirators G. Gordon hatched searched the files of Eltsberg. White House moved to recover came as the In another prosecutors in private practice. I Sl Ellierg's psychiatric flies. Liddy and E. Howard Hunt, whom he The Pentagon Papers trial judge said documents that had resulted in the original development: • At the start of his I he will announce confirmation The director of the roil (Bud) Krogh, undersecretary of had hired as "plumbers" today whether he ousting of presidential hearing to be attorney general, Elliot Central to investigate counsel John transportation, quit the $42,500 - a - leaks of the will dismiss charges in the prosecution W. Dean III put in a L. Richardson told tne Senate Intelligence Agency (CIA) told ' b he took last January after Pentagon Papers. of EUsberg and " safe deposit box senators Wednesday that Ehrlichman Hunt has testified that he and ai Anthony Russo before he was fired by President Judiciary Committee he would White House post as assistant because of the smoothed the way for Hunt to obtain a Liddy supervised the burglary of the Watergate Nixon. delegate full responsibility for the I Rousted presidential aide John D. office of Dr. Lewis Fielding in entanglement. Dean had sent the keys to the box Watergate investigation to a special technical help in burglarazing Hills, Calif. He said that he andBeverly to Chief U. S. Dist. Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. ■fiff resignation brought the photographed Fielding's Liddy office and U. S. District Court Byrne sent the jury home until next Judge Matt Sirica saying Judge John J. that, on one hand, he prosecutor. But he added that he would not surrender final authority. James L. Schlesinger, said the CIA had no knowledge of the I number of high echelon people leaving that they prepared for the feared they would otherwise be burglary operation a Monday, telling them that Richardson said he is mission itself, said that Ehrlichman destroyed and, on the other, that he — consulting on a choice with leading bar associations (continued on p b 10) PIRGIM report chains sell u By DANIEL DEVER Though the manager of one other John State News Staff Writer franchise restaurant said he would like Ruskin, director of the Environmental Health Agency of the The Public Interest Research to see more Group frequent state and county Ingham County Dept. of Health, said in Michigan (PIRGIM) released a inspections, he disputed the other his office is report Wednesday charging that charges in the PIRGIM report. very definitely understaffed in health inspectors. hamburger and fried chicken "I think health inspections are franchises throughout the state inadequate -- they should be much He said his office frequently sell contaminated food and more frequent. But fast food employed nine operate under franchises are 100 per cent cleaner people in i960 and presently filthy and unsafe conditions. than regular employes only 10 people, in spite of restaurants," Pat the fact that Assenmacher, manager of the Red population and the Based on interviews with present and former employes of franchises in Barn, 1010 E. Grand River Ave., said several areas of the state, the PIRGIM Wednesday. (continued on page 10) report also charges that state and county sanitary inspections of these restaurants are grossly inadequate. Patricia Mierzwa, coordinator for the PIRGIM project, said that the Milliken advocates conditions described in the report are representative of most of the major fast food franchises in Managers restaurants of strongly Michigan. local franchise denied the consumer aid plans PIRGIM charges, however, By ELLEN E. GRZECH recommendations, and a clear calling it State News Staff Writer commitment to moving Michigan to "poorly researched." Gov. Milliken the forefront of the battle to "The people they interviewed don't Wednesday the protect recomtnended a strong legislative public in the purchase of goods know what they're talking about," Jim program of specific proposals to and services," Milliken said. Karns, general manager of the two increase corisumer McDonald's protection, Milliken called for strong legislation restaurants in East including a call for a prohibition to prohibit unfair adveri.'ar.g methods Lansing and the one in Okemos, said against unfair and deceptive trade and to provide recourse for consumers Wednesday. practices. who have been victimized "We've by deceptive Fast f been told restaurants are among the cleanest in that our Other outlined in proposals which Milliken a special message to the practices. the mid - Michigan area," he added. state He recommended that the A report released legislature ask for legal Dept. of Wednesday by the Public Interest Research Group in Michigan charges that Bob Ruby, manager of Burger King protection for Licensing and Regulation be some fast food purchasers of restaurants sell contaminated food. Jim Karns, left, restaurant, 1040 Grand River Ave., automobiles, a tightening of the real responsible for investigating alleged McDonald's manager of three said his violations of the unfair and restaurants, claims that the people interviewed in the study "don't know what establishment receives a estate license laws and a call for deceptive public they're talking about." monthly inspection from the Burger input and representation on the state's practices act, while the attorney King company which is "more regulatory board. general and local prosecutors receive State News photo by Craig Porter extensive than the county "I urge prompt attention to these authority to prosecute violators. inspection." He also proposed legislation to require higher monetary' penalties for violations of the insurance code and Bernitt contradicts unfair methods of competition and called for uniformity in price - By LINDA DROEGER State News Staff Writer use of informers compared to the misuse of on campus could be power at all used their paid by own informers or informers other law enforcement informers because they could not be activities of groups or p specific advertising of gasoline. Milliken called for enforcement machinery and penalties effective I Public safety director levels, as reflected in the Watergate taken as reliable sources of including state withdrawal of the Richard O. agencies. individuals, Bernitt said that notes are ■fcmitt and the Pentagon Papers. information. maintained by individual officers and authority of a business to practice in was forced under intensive "Dept. of Public Safety does Derman cited the use of Deborah not made available to other officers, but the state, and class action or individual ■questioning Wednesday afternoon to Miller as an informer in the case of pay informers. We may refer such "Then you're saying that you're suits for victimized consumers. ■ootradict his previous statements on people to other agencies. If the not willing to pay for bad information, the department does not keep formal John Royal as a concrete example of a files. surveillance of the Crisis in information comes back from the but you're willing to take it free," one "We need to protect consumers ■America group. student who was solicited and student said. from false and instructed by a Dept. of Public agency, we receive it," Bemitt The questioning came halt misleading statements I Speaking before the Public Safety Safety answered. when Thomas Wenck, to a as to the quality and price of a good or officer. In reference to a question faculty member ■Advisory Committee and student and Bemitt continued regarding service, to prevent the use of "Miller had to lie, betray the trust to say that he the retention of files on ■acuity observers, Bernitt said the lack political (continued on page 13) of friends and steal during her personally did not believe in using paid (continued on page 14) ■*»>' prior criminal activity of the eight months as an informer," Derman said. ^°Up made 't impossible for "The point is, police told her what she J® to justify any surveillance of Crisis could do for them and gave her P America. meeting followed picketing in continue her physical and emotional support to 30 protest spying." Ik t Administration Building Derman recommended that the ■^students representing Crisis In department cease and desist from the |rtlca, the Political Defense lrtn'ttee and Students for a use of all informers, from taking pictures of legal activities, from police use l*iwatic Society who carried signs keeping files on political groups and ■ toting the ■.- use of spies on campus. that the Questioning was proceeded by department be censured from of informers S continuing such activities they have BS* of ■"essor ^ Bill Derman, associate engaged in in the past. By SHARON HANKS anthropology, that the Bernitt was asked if the department State News Staff Writer About 30 members of the Political ' Defense Committee picketed the ^porf urges Administration Building Wednesday afternoon protesting the use of informers by the MSU Dept. of Public Safety. police k lifelong The protest was a direct result of the recent John Royal trial in which Deborah Miller, a police informer for the MSU Dept. of Public Safety, last BV NANCI PARSONS May played a crucial role in the lifelong education recommendation of e News Staff Writer the report of the Commission on conviction. The demonstrators Admissions and Student denounced the use of informers with First of two articles Body Composition released in the fall 1971. signs that read: "Police Spies Off second major University Campus," "MSU Violates Civil »°n in two years has finalized Liberties" and "Jail Wharton for War "MSU and other universities can no Crimes." itinn ,l° exPand the longer afford to concentrate primarily ln' i W)ncePt to include on the 18 to 24 - year - old Bill j^i!an'earning ^or everV citizen of population. We must take the ceiling off of 'college age' and become a Derman, Political Committee member and an organizer Defense I|l!o*?°rtEducation, 8 °f the Task Forc« on lifelong university," President Wharton of the protest, said the Royal incident was the first time the use of police P^sdav Educatlon. released released said in releasing the report. informers was publicly acknowledged. Jkiiverjit, . recommends recotnmends that that the « re® it8e,f to the needs The next stage, Wharton said, is to Following the protest, interested I the c,a!a ional|y neglected persons establish what commitment the board parties directed questions to Richard ^ to fliLwith the same priority of trustees will have to the concept. Bemitt, director of public safety, at an ■^tion e and undergraduate Also each academic unit will review open meeting in the Administration Political the report and estimate their resources Building. pSootaSl nf.orc!' financed by Mitirmu from the Kellogg an and capabilities to carry on lifelong education. Two of the protestors who picketed were also arrested with Royal and six Members of the Political Defense Committee in cases involving political protested Wednesday the use of police informers protests. About 30 people protested outside the ' vpflr' 8an 'ts deliberations Administration I *8° (continued Building before the meeting of the Public Safety Committee. as an outgrowth of a on page 13) (continued on page 13) State News photo by Ron Biava 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10,1973 46 Camp Dav summary W shifted WASHINGTON - Twenty ■ eight 130 and 150 men David. after The Pentagon said guarding Camp the probe began ngharn jd Thirty - aist the county Coi co and 18 sailors assigned to Marines security and maintenance at the super - April 27 after Lt. Cmdr. David B. S for 13 Miller, commander of the support ounty resc secret presidential retreat at Camp The P08 David, Md., have been transferred as a group, was told by "personnel (that they) had observed what they believed isuswork result of an investigation into some 0' was use of marijuana." O '' M S U and other marijuana use. Miller began his own informal universities can no longer The Defense uept. said Tuesday that investigation, and later requested a afford to concentrate "at no time was there a breach of formal investigation by Defense Dept. primarily on the 18 to 24 - security" at the remote retreat, about investigators. 60 miles from Washington, frequently Some of the men transferred, the year - old population. We must Defense Dept. said, admitted using take the ceiling off of 'college used by Presdent Nixon and his marijuana "at some time" during their ft predecessors. age' and become a lifelong assignment. Others were either By JIM university." The servicemen transferred are suspected of using the drug or provided State New - President Clifton R. Wharton members of the Thurmont, Md., Naval information used during the Women a Support Activity, which has between investigation. ngham Co See story page 1. he coun ommissiont beir rights ilforldwlcle j Court setup irks bomb suspect edit. The issed a rt "uesday m< c< banks I working in a research center laboratory, "Because I was placed the FBI's primarily depend Prime Minister Gough VVhitlam of Austrailia MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Karleton L. on broad publi wney to & killed in the predawn explosion. most wanted list, and classified a exposure." Armstrong, accused of arson and murder in was public fnon discr announced Tuesday that Austrailia is lifting its the 1970 bombing of a University of Armstrong and three others were enemy, I think newspapers have painted a controls on trade with all Communist countries, indicted. He was arrested in Toronto, Ont. picture of a mad bomber who doesn't have Armstrong said he was not surprised bvMffidavit ol ranting Wisconsin building, has accused the Canada s decision to extradite ffidavit including North Vietnam. The announcement came prosecution of treating him like an animal after 18 months on the FBI's list of most - any scruples," Armstrong said. a clause in the extradition him, despifc treatv hPtJL. EUc four months after withdrawal of the last in a circus arena. wanted fugitives. The three other suspects He said he had no particular desire for treaty betweer olor, reli the United States and Canada disallowir interviews, but "I recognize that becauw ' "I don't want to be a spectator remain at large. orig Austrailian soldiers from the Vietnam War and at my extradition for political crimes "I feel that because I have been this is a political trial, my defense will coincided with the departure of Austrailia's first own trial," Armstrong said Tuesday in a 60 ot be pra - minute telephone interview. He defied an prevented from making statements, a circus ank that government trade mission for China. atmosphere has been set up, and I would with injunction which bars him from discussing uaness prefer a carnival atmosphere, because a John Veei Overturning the case with the press. Nationwide] Armstrong, 27, a former University of Wisconsin student now held in Dane County Jail in lieu of $450,000 bail, was carnival Armstrong said. A lets motion people participate," filed last month by who s "solution, s over $ Democrats outspent Republicans on broadcast indicted in the 1970 bombing of the Armstrong's lawyer, Melvin Greenberg, ounty func advertising in the 1972 national elections, the Federal Communications Commission reported Wednesday. The situation was in contrast to the university's Army Mathematics Research Center following antiwar demonstrations. Robert Fassnacht, 33, a research physicist asked dismissal of the murder and arson charges against Armstrong pretrial publicity. because of on By MELISSA PAYTON pollution If the judge is overruled seer "If the court decisii Iliftedbanks »nd. 'The if dis<\ c 1968 election, in which Republicans spent $15.3 State News Staff Writer on appeal the funds will not holds up, it would provi d to h( million in the presidential election and the much toward who A state sewage be released. increasing nen Corcoran cited a recent number of projects and ii discrim Democrats SI0.9 million. construction chief expressed case where the state of dollar amount of i banks," skepticism Wednesday over construction," he sai This is somi A strike which threatened to Missouri won a similar suit postpone the whether a federal judge's Michigan's allotment wou correct." launch of Skylab, the nation's first space station, order to free $6 billion in against federal i impoundment of highway change from $160 millii Commiss was settled Wednesday between the International impounded water pollution this year to up to $51 construction funds, only to control funds will be upheld million for fiscal 1974, Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the Bendix see that ruling successfully if appealed. Field Engineering Division. The unmanned Skylab On Tuesday, U.S. overturned on appeal• said. mm A genuine walnut Corcoran said will be launched on schedule at 1:30 p.m. Monday But the court's decision District Court Judge Oliver decision was a "surprise and astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Joseph P. Kerwin candy dish or covered Gasch, in Washington, on pollution - fighting funds was lauded by state Water us; we knew the suits w< cheese plate. A quality gift ordered the Environmental and Paul J. Weitz will be put into orbit at 1 p.m. Resources Commission pending, but we didi for Mom at the right price Protection Agency to the next day. Executive Secretary Ralph expect them to release the funds for state * * * for you. successful." and local water pollution Purdy as meaning "a great ly JANET SI deal to the state's water Robert Bruce, The Army has ordered thousands of new atomic control programs that had State News pollution control effort." Lansing city engineer, shells for its large cannons in Europe. But been impounded by Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson told a *5.00 .«*. President Nixon. Earlier, that he the had estimated the court order would hi no effect c ! fro resol extension Downtown But Arthur Corcoran, impoundment in service Senate committee he didn't know it. The cost of would cost Michigan $480 construction of El 210 S. Washington chief of the construction Eas the nuclear ammunition modernization program, million in water pollution Lansing's new waste cont E. Lansing grant section of the state facility. ite defea designed to replace 10 to - 15 - year - old atomic funds- - Water Resources Coui 207 E. Grand River According to Associated Congress had authoris ammunition, will run into the millions, sources said Commission, said no new $11 billion to polluti ommission Press reports, the Justice Wednesday. Richardson's ignorance may have been programs were being Dept. said it was studying control programs under due to unusual budget procedures used in the planned for the released the order and had not Water Pollution Control The resoli funds because "we expect the inclusi procurement of atomic weapons. decided yet whether it passed in October. Presidi the ruling to be appealed." id East La would appeal to a higher Nixon, however, directed the environmen twit • Chic court. H. Rap Brown the former fcrred to i The current agency to allot only , budget, immittee black militant leader, Barnes Corcoran said, has billion for 1973 and billion for 1974 becai was sentenced by a New effectively "halted all Floral construction of new sewage Nixon said, the t( "When An York Supreme Court justice allotment would have a couple treatment plants, which is Rip off Wednesday to 5 to 15 years in really what's going inflationary impact on t route prison for holding up a Show her you construction industry. toon," control pollution." to Veenstra Manhattan bar and assaulting a care on Mother's Day with policeman in the shootout that followed. Brown was bvely flowers GLENDALE COLLEGE I "However, r den convicted by a jury March 29 OF LAW ■"ice in the Europe. e telegraph flowers of robbery and assault, but the jury was deadlocked over a ' 1 A Degree Program Qualifying Graduates For Calif Bar E*»m 5 Mm. from Downtown Los Angeles In A Suburban Communil p. | Amtrak *« charge of attempting to • Enrollment Now Being Accepted For September Term oration t murder a policeman. • Inquiries Are Invited By The Deon Of Admissions IBsenger r GLINDALI COLLEGE OF LAW Short supplies have forced 564 gasoline stations 220 NO. GLINDALI AVI across the country to close and threaten 1,376 (213)247 0770 others, the Office of Emergency Preparedness STUDENT-RAILPASS Til* way «• im Curapa without GLINDALI, CA. 91206 (••ling Ilk* ■ tourU t. announced Wednesday. But Darrell M. Trent, Student Railpass is valid in Austria. Belgium, Denmark, THE id, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway. acting director of the office, repeated an earlier assertion that "there is no area of this country where the driver is unable to obtain gasoline." PROFESSIONAL PINBALL PUCE The Food and Drug Administration plans to ban the use of plastic liquor bottles for at least 60 days until the problems of toxic materials possibly Where all we serve is Pinball' seeping from the containers into their alcoholic *1/ 1. contents are studied thoroughly. Distilling industry sources said that they heard the alcohol has been reacting with the plastic to form "something nasty." So you plan to spend the and very comfortable. They have to Summer in Europe this year. Great. be. So you'll meet us on our trains. It David E . Two things are mandatory. A ticket really is the way to get to know Eisenhower,President Nixon's to Europe. And a Student-Railpass. Europeans in Europe. 25 - year - old son - in - law, The first gets you over there, the But there's one catch. You has a newspaper job. He will second gives you unlimited Second must buy your Student-Railpass in join the Phildelphia Evening Class rail travel for two months for a North America before you go. and Sunday Bulletin during modest $150 in Austria, Belgium, They're not on sale in Europe the baseball season as because they are meant strictly for a Denmark, France, Germany, baseball sportswriter and Holland, Italy, Luxembourg, visitors to Europe—hence the y< Sunday columnist and will Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, incredibly low price. Of course if cover Phillies. the National League and Switzerland! All you need to qualify is to be a full-time student up you're loaded you can buy a regular Eurailpass meant for visitors of all W7 THE flc "He said that he could not IREBALI to 25 years of age, registered at a ages. It gives you First Class travel if write about government or North American school, college or that's what you want. politics, but he said he liked university. Either way if you're going baseball very much," said And the trains of Europe are |J»R31 to zip off to Europe, see a Travel Eisenhower Bulletin managing editor a sensational way to travel. Over Agent before you go, and in the George R. Packard. 100,000 miles of track links cities, meantime, rip off the coupon. It MSU towns and ports all over Europe. The can't hurt &nd it'll get you a better MSU Ronald Milhous, a son of a cousin of President trains are fast (some over 100 mph), time in Europe than you ever thought Fireball East Fireball West on Ann St. Nixon, has filed for bankruptcy, blaming his \ frequent, modern, clean, convenient Dossible. thaalaphant N«xt to Marshall 809 | financial woes on the bottom filling out of the hog Between tl . Music _ OPEN 11 a.n market. A ■Gables and IHOP hearing is pending is U.S. District Court pPEN 11a. in Sacramento. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1973 9 County By JANET SHUBITOWSKI State News Staff Writer creates 39 working on include microfilming records in the office, doing research for a circuit court county clerk's jobs tor After four months of study during which all county summer "I think this program will serve an additional purpose by „ nine summer positions were created by the enforce the judge and helping departments were contacted for input, the personnel county dog ordinance. demonstrating a need for a summer job program," he said. "bounty Board of Commissioners Tuesday night to Commissioner Richard Conlin, D-District committee recommended that the commission approve the "Hopefully, businesses will see the demand, and possibly - unty residents in finding summer employment and to original sponsors of the 10, one of the creation of 39 new summer positions, Conlin said. create additional summer job programs within their "'fthe county with various projects. Most of the jobs will obvious need for a summer job resolution, said there was an "I think we have some very productive jobs for the business." f„r 13 weeks beginning approximately June 18. Any program in the county. county and for the people," he said. "We have a lot of An additional proposal Conlin plans to introduce soon youths in the county and no jobs," he Commissioner Patrick Ryan, D-District 19, another ntv resident can apply for the positions, said. "I think we have a will provide for a permanent job responsibility to help them try and squad to seek out jobs in r I The positionsi range from computer programer to dog find jobs." sponsor of the resolution, said a lot of people will probably private enterprises and refer applicants who are not placed TJ!:W(,rker to sanitary assistant. The original resolution called for the creation of at least apply for the positions. "I expect the in the county summer employment program to these » of the projects the summer employes will be 20 summer floodgates will open and the applications positions. jobs for youth. will come pouring in," Ryan said. Dan Curry, county personnel director, said the personnel office will start taking applications for the jobs at Mason City Hall Monday. By JIM CountyKEEGSTRA Buhl, R-District 16, said board of commissioners also to require "We prefer that the applications be delivered in though we will accept them in the mail," Curry said. person Curry said that hiring will be done in accord with regular county procedures. The job will be listed for a week and all additional applicants screened, he said, with the top three applicants i state News Staff Writer that all suppliers of the voted to enforce the permanent support of the resolution. the Visiting Nurses Assn. being sent to the department heads for additional county control officer 1 Women and minorities in county are already required Animal Control Ordinance and three Hollister, one of the three and the Ingham County interviews. i County now have to file affidavits with the more strictly and temporary officers. The members of the Cooperative Health Dept. will give the The individual departments will make the final decisions, approved resolution states that Extension Committee which 7 county board of county stating that they are a contract with the nurses association $6,000 to Visiting $80,000 to $100,000 the animal equal opportunity Nurses Assn. per oversees shelter, help pay for care given to tmmissioners fighting for employers. However, banks to provide in - year in potential revenue is has ir rights to receive bank home care for the elderly. traditionally opposed persons 65 and older in provide now lost to the enforcement due to a lack their own homes. an additional public In order to county service in granting credit improve through lax enforcement of of funds. His Pamela Stern, D-District ["The commissioners animal control, the plan for the which is animal control laws. last five years has been to a resolution at its not covered by commission passed a 7, said that 6.8 per cent of David Hollister, sterilize j meeting requiring existing anti discrimination resolution allowing the dogs, thereby the county population is affidavits. D-District 20, chairman of cutting the B^banks holding county county animal shelter to animal elderly and of this group 95 the board, population. Among other actions, the hire stepped down per cent are living in their fconey to sign an affidavit a second secretary, an from the chair to The contract between lfnon discrimination in the explain his own homes. ■ranting of credit. The ■ffidavit requires that ■olor, icrimination due to race, religion, Ttional origin is not and will be practiced by any sex or Lebanese jets raid guerillas that wants to do BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) state of Lebanese emergency, warned military censorship. The new explosions Arab mediators _janess with the county, jet fighters guerillas that "if they do The in came trying to rocketed open conflict areas the ijohn Veenstra, D-District and strafed not abide by the cease - fire erupted last week, triggered previously preserve truce met Palestinian untouched by the who suggested the guerilla we will retaliate intensively by the arrest of eight fighting. repeatedly throughout the An official communique day, first with Franjieh, Ijsolution, said that there positions near the Syrian and violently." The border late Wednesday after army guerillas accused of carrying described the acts as "pure then with guerilla leader * over $15 million of said the firing was in self explosives and the a day long artillery barrage defense "to sabotage." Yasir Arafat and later with muty funds in different - save lives.' kidnaping in turn of two Both sides have n banks which could be against commando Three hours after the air charged Franjieh again. infiltrators. army corporals. The since fighting began last The mediators include >d if discrimination was strikes, a military incidents reflected long - week that a mysterious Arab wnd. President Suleiman communique said a joint League Secretary Franjieh halted the use of simmering tensions resulting "third force" is involved, General Mahmoud Riad, "The commissioners army - guerilla commission from Lebanese desire to and there were suggestions | to hear from any air force jets Tuesday night overseeing the cease fire curb Egyptian special envoy when he appealed to both - Palestinian militancy. it was involved in the Hassan Sabri el Kholi and men who feel they have reached a "series of In sides to abide by the cease - Beirut, an uneasy explosions. Foreign Minister Sheikh d discriminated against agreements to make it final fire prevailed, but fire. cease - Outside Beirut, the army Jaber al Ahmed el Sabah of banks," Veenstra said, and prevent incidents that there were five mysterious said its positions near the Kuwait. But the Lebanese army, might strain the situation. iis is something we need explosions that rocked Syrian border and in the I correct." which has assumed control News reports of the Franjieh reportedly told of the country under the banks, a restaurant and the southeast came under them the current cease fire I Commissioner David fighting are subject to chamber of - commerce. "intensive shelling by armed was the last one. meri." At a special emergency Resolutions go back to panel said A senior army joint cease officer - fire meeting Lebanon's parliament appointed a six - commissions were making member commission to "desperate efforts" to keep draft "practical proposals" Roil service mov the situation deteriorating. from to ensure resolve the crisis and future coexistence in Lebanon, Beirut radio said. hyJANET SHUBITOWSKI than the track to Jackson, District 10, and James The vote to suspend the ■ Stite News Staff Writer he said. Therefore, it takes Hie State News is published Shaver, D - District 11, rules and consider the by the students of I Two resolutions urging less time to get to Lansing brought the Amtrak issue resolution failed 10 - 10 Michigan State University every class day during Fall, than Jackson. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, up as a personal resolution. with the resolution p extension of passenger being Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a rvice to include the sent back to "Before Amtrak came "Rail is the most vital legislative special Welcome Week East committee. edition is published in ■ Lansing area along to improve passenger means of transportation," September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. fete defeated by the service, we had it," he said. Conlin said. "The current Ryan claims the biggest Member Associated Press, United Press a County Board of "Then they cut service and demand for passenger gasoline crisis is going to service International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan said that it was improved. was the MSU make it even Press Assn., Associated more Collegiate Press, Michigan i (mmis ioners Tuesday lit campus. "We're saying we think important." Collegiate Press Assn. The resolutions, calling "The depot on campus they either made a mistake, Commissioner Patrick Second class postage paid at East the inclusion of Lansing or they should was always full on Lansing, Mich. d East Lansing on the put Lansing Ryan, D - District 19, said Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services back on the rail." the fall of weekends," Ryan said. passenger rail Veenstra urged anyone Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, • Chicago run, were The first resolution service is in part a self - i to the was interested in passenger train Michigan, 48823. legislative introduced by the legislative fulfilling prophecy. service to contact their committee. Veenstra was "The railroad people said (nmit ee for further Phones: dy. the commissioner. "When Amtrak was set only committee member the passenger service was News/Editorial 355-8252 to sign it. doomed," he said. "I think Classified Ads a couple of 355-8255 years ago, The other two i route they helped to make it ASTROLOGICAL Display Advertising 353-6400 included committee members, happen by the poor service Business Office 355-3447 Jckson," to Commissioner Commissioners John Bos, R they offered." SERVICE Photographic 355-8311 Veenstra, D District - - District 14, and Bruce When laid. personal Horoscopes Cast Campus Information 353-8700 ■ "However, I feel there is Potter, R - District 18, resolutions are brought up and refused to Interpreted ■ peater demand for this sign, saying they at meetings, a majority vote did not know enough about of Reasonable Rates the commissioners is ■we in the Lansing - East it. necessary to consider the Phone 372 5058 - P>«ng area than in Since the resolution resolution without first John Flanery Suggests could not muster the referring it to committee. ■ Anitrak is a public backing of its own •poration (Wager hout the that rail provides service committee, dropped. it had to be Remember Mother country, Later in the meeting is the route longer than the to Commissioners James Heyser, D - District 8, On Her Day ■[« to Jackson, the track Derwood Boyd, R - District l^ng is in better shape 9, Richard Conlin, D - Sunday May 14 with 'Rid -ffirujPreserved and Sealed in Wv Darling Tops Hand-Blown Crystal for.. . al a Darling Price! _ Lasting Beauty famous Some mother bikinis Here's fresh start and finish to your you know deserves 4 pair for $5. a summer wardrobe - young feminine tops NATURALS®Creations are made of. . . mountain with romantic eyelet and other distinctive fresh carnations, morning bright pansies, daisies,and touches.. 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Michi -EDITORIALS- POINT OF VIEW f Pigeon River's w j Campus inform police use students le threatened by to By CHERYL and DALE SCOTT on political groups have on the activities of Debbie Miller People did favors for at MSU. her comforted her in what that will satisfy both nature companies toward the Pigeon for Crisis in America and Miller testified under oath that she Were parental she I, The Pigeon River country the Political Defense Committee difficulties. In ret lovers and oil developers. River controversy is encouraging. worked for the MSU Dept. of Public informed the police of By L' north of Gaylord is one of the MSU has resorted to one of the the Five oil wells are operating in The oil industry is willing to Safety from November 1971 until political meetings where most nf State I last true wilderness areas worst techniques of political June of 1972. She refused to answer remaining in Michigan's Lower the area now, producing oil and limit the number of wells on a repression, namely, the use of whether or not she continues to work took pl.cew« programs. discus X" 188 State Rhi natural gas, and several others are reservoir to one, instead of undercover agents to "infiltrate" and for a police agency. Peninsula. And unless the Dept. option urg report on various left political groups Miller testified of Natural Resources imposes planned. Oil explorers have several. They also propose to that she nter not to campus. SSS'jlss^ on strict. land use plans, the area already widened trails througn build fewer sites than normal by "Miller testified that she The resolu Many have suspected such practices threatens to fall victim to the wilderness area from 10 - utilizing slant drilling wells. took pictures at all events she sheets at n the ef in the past, but we now have the meetings, and laa8" ended to- unchecked exploitation by oil foot - wide forest roads to gaping 160 foot slashes that closely Final agreement is expected testimony (under oath) by Debbie Miller, former MSU student. She has attended, copied lists of names reported on a Donald Cleeves of the daily JaifJ stees to developers. from sign - up sheets at MSI! r\, urtions on < resemble concrete expressways. to be reached between the Dept. now confirmed many of our worst meetings, and last spring Public Safety. MSU ^Pt Sources c fears concerning the use of students to Over 95 The Dept. of Natural of Natural Resources and the oil reported on a daily basis to Last spring she became jicate that per cent of the inform on students and other members active Resources is working on a land companies by mid - July. The the abortion Pigeon River country is state - of the University community about Sgt. Donald Oeeves of the medical and legal hef« committees school yet owned. The land is criss - crossed use plan for the area that would compromise solution will seek to their political views and activities. MSU Dept. of Public Safety." surrounding the r O'Brien River Avenue with sparkling rivers and streams close vehicular traffic to some protect the scenic beauty of the She has provided the MSU Dept. of demonstrations y jscriminate of the information parts of the hardwood forests. Pigeon River country while Public Safety with the names, Miller claimed that she first made ous sh and is abundant with nearly gathered by those addresses and pictures of people contact with the police in a letter. She committees studen extinct wildlife black bears, The plan could open other areas allowing for closely watched oil disappeared. - engaged in discussion ?.nd activities said that she wrote commending them bobcats, and the only elk herd of development for recreational exploration. concerned with the war in Indochina, June of 1972 saw her leave for their work. She did this because for the not to be seen east of the Mississippi River. use or drilling of oil wells. political repression, racism and other she was upset at the antipolice tone in again until surrom issues. Her role at MSU came out as by MSU police at the court of jn the Joint Issue. She claims to have 'Brien Hopefully the Dept. of her statements were used by the Salmon in Lansing. There she refi But the area is also rich with But a final land use plan Natural Resources will stick to been a volunteer though she was told to talk to anyone t his eft University and the prosecution to help what meetings It would be most except the to 19,7 natural oil deposits. An cannot be implemented until the their guns and not allow convict John Royal. and testified as a prosecution witr _ locations of all oil depostis beneficial for her to attend. She lied on the stand jruary. His estimated SI billion in oil lies exact powerful oil industries to ruin The issue of the use of informers by about During the months Miller informed it sample beneath the land, ready and are discovered. If the oil is found this University raises many questions things. one of the last wild areas left in on us, she attended meetings of many owed 33 and many important issues. But first, waiting for development by the to be concentrated in one area, Michigan. grouos and was regarded as a friend. The most jrtions, 22 let us share the information which we damaging lie „as „ ctions an anxious oil industry. the Dept. of Natural Resources' she said that Royal liad identi O'Brien sai( plan would allow all oil to be MSU plainclothes police to her from The extracted. However, if deposits to the demonstration. Dept. of Natural (This w&» irtion proce Resources is faced with the scattered the 140 square important point in the defense bee are over ost of h; Royal and other demonstrj abortion uneasy chore of protecting the mile tract, a choice must be claimed that they did not know wild beauty of the Pigeon River made either to preserve the Is, he s the people wearing suits were po certied tha country while allowing oil wilderness or for unchecked and that the police never ident abortion companies to extract the rich development themselves.) iiknowledg natural resources of the region. The revelations O'Brien in No easy compromise is apparent The attitude of the oil concerning to protec raise questions about the outcom John Royal's trial. Some of the damaging testimony came Small Anima who posed as someone a friend. A why is it that the University saw i nma danger from those opposing the than from a government bent continuing the destruction ear trifles life Indochina and civil liberties at ho IARQUET' Did the University think that Dblem" pri were helping law and order her life s The traditional Small Animal to be mishandled by visitors, campus by imitating then Atty. toesday hel with no adequate supervision Mitchell and his friends who i maximum Day exhibition of the College of taking care of law and orde nils of Ma Agriculture and Natural provided by the program's Washington? We urge all memb< [he prison Resources seems to have been as sponsors. Raising these birds for the « 'WHY, YES, MR. CONNALLY, AS A MATTER OF FACT WE DO HAVE A VACANCY University community nsive Progr; mishandled as the baby chicks a one day stand is an obnoxious value freedom to end the us B wings ( FOR SECOND MATE ' and ducklings placed on display. waste of life. . . . political informers and spies. dp.ni. Tuesi Ducklings and baby quail are ght with a gi raised specifically for the Perhaps it would have been About 20 gii Inn. Wedr exhibition and for the benefit of less of an educational experience for visitors to the exhibit had BILL HOLSTEIN (Be four city slickers who do not see small tills said 1 farm animals in their daily lives. people known that the chicks IA wing. were to be destroyed after they liberities For over 10 years the baby birds have been destroyed after Small Animal Day "contamination" from human handling. due to had outlived their usefulness. Small Animal Day provides a much needed urban dwellers who experience for don't endangerei Over 13.000 people visited ordinarily see live farm animals. the exhibition supervision allowed many of these people to maul the small where lax Parents can show their children that milk and eggs do not come from plastic bottles and One important but largely overeager press corp' covering the Watergate scandal for the But for the most part, the charges has been built up between the cardboard cartons. creatures, exposing them to overlooked effect of the Watergate national news media this past weekend against people like Haldeman and administration and the | diseases. scandal is its impact on the judicial at the Liebling II Convention in Erlichman have been taken as the Watergate is the first chance to But the present practice of system which supposedly guards our Washington, D.C. were of value in truth. Most people who have been nail Nixon and I' This year ducklings and baby raising small animals for a 24 - civil liberties. discussing this matter. following the scandal seem to have no understandably anxious to quail were again raised hour life span rather than for Some pundits are comparing the Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, doubt that these two men are guilty. everything out into the open eve specifically for the exhibit, but Watergate affair to the McCarthy era the two Washington Post reporters Their careers are significantly damaged involves denying the civil liberti: were not destroyed because of a long term research uses is a tragic because people's careers are being who broke the WWatergate story and if not ruined. But they have not been few men. waste of resources. And the ruined because of alleged misdoings tried in a court of law, which is flurry of community opinion won the Pulitzer Prize for their paper, careless handling of ducklings that have not been substantiated by a both feel that "civil liberties are in supposedly the final determinant of But consider the recent ae: opposed to this "humane" due to court of law. inadequate supervision danger" in the words of Bernstein. guilt. that Dean intends to implicate treatment. There is some justification to this The temptation to "get" the Nixon clearly shows a need for better They emphasize that some of the in the coverup. Dean is trying t This year's brood must be view but the way the truth is being administration is almost irresistible. He and more considerate charges made in their stories are not his own neck and probably wo resilient to human drawn out of the Nixon administration substantiated and consequently must has attempted to manipulate the press willing to say most anything abc "contamination" because their management of the Small Animal may be the only way. Some comments be taken with a certain degree of and subject it to his way of thinking. President to do it. If he is g little necks were spared. Day project. made by the men who have been skepticism. Consequently, a considerable hostility immunity and then claims that It is difficult to understand either had direct prior knowle the break - in or helped pi* why these animals were allowed incredible pi- Robert's rip coverup, some would mount on Nixon, Two To the Editor: ripped us off. You did by allowing expensive and not wishing to get unsubstantiated testimony of or leaked to the press could ruin i Take n Upon reading the letter by Carmen Hanratty that appeared in your paper Hanratty's letter to get into print without investigating it for factuality ripped off again, we think the loser should pay all the expenses involved, The point of this is not tha May 3 we were utterly bewildered. We or reliability. In view of what has Furthermore, the results of the test Richard is basically a good g" could not believe that you would happened we are making the following would be printed In your newspaper so should be spared because allow such a false, biased and unfair challenge to the State News and that the public may be properly honorable Ronald Reagan say The To: Elliot. From: The Big Boss Cents piece of copy to get into print. What happened to objectivity in journalism? You didn't check the letter for Hanratty: We challenge Hanratty and his uncle "who is an excellent mechanic," informed. We also think that if either party refuses to participate in the inspection not rather been a criminal at heart. is that the judicial pro completely subverted a Word has it that young Adlai factuality nor did you contact us to to perform a front end inspection of that it should then be published so civil rights of many men ( the wants to let some sort of special hear the "other side of the story." the automobile in question at our that your reading public would know a fair trial) may be abrogated. Here are a few of the facts that we place of business. Participating in the you're interested in fair play, no How did all this come prosecutor have the f i n a 1 say hope your paper would not be inspection would be our chassis matter what. Daniel Schorr, CBS White on all the dirty buggers that used technicians, a representative of your Obviously, our integrity has been correspondent, said at the conv to work up at the House. Looks like he doesn't dig Worth adverse to publishing. First, Hanratty came to of business for an our place alignment. We drove newspaper, the Society of Autmotive Engineers, a representative from the questioned by both you and Hanratty. We only hope that he will "put his this weekend that a state of J emergency" has necessitate corruption, and wants to find the the car on our alignment machine Dept. of Transportation ant the Inland money where his mouth is," so to current pressure that the P- unbiased truth. His old man was where a free inspection was made of Testing Laboratories. speak. bringing to bear on the ; his front suspension. Hanratty was A majority opinion of these people C. W. Roberts, chairman administration. This emergency the same way. Roberts Automotive Center Inc. told of his problems and no charge was would determine who was correct in part created by Nixon and no, Anyway if a special LETTER POLICY made for the diagnosis. view of all the variables involved. paying the price. prosecutor should get the final The State Ne-ws We think that you and Hanratty Realizing that this testing can be say on the bad boys, let me welcomes all letters. Letters The emergency, Schorr said to the editor should be about because the federal inves know first. I don't want to be the FBI * the last everything. to know about typed double■ space with 65, space counts on each line. Letters must be signed and Front end agencies such as federal courts have been turn weak and ineffective organ To the Editor: took my car to Liskey's Auto Safety The President include hometown, student, cannot be relied upon because Center and gave them the same faculty or staff standing, Carmen C. Hanratty, I'm with you. has stacked them with peop' local phone number and I too went to Roberts Automotive to description of my tire problem that I concerned with paying hom had given Roberts. William Whiting, editor - in - chief; local address. No unsigned get a guaranteed front end alignment. Nixon than justice. As Schorr letters will be accepted, but Like you, they told me that I needed They checked the car over carefully there's been a "copout on jusu Michael Fox, managing editor; Bob on a scope; 1 even asked the manager Novosad, editorial editor. the State News wUl lower ball joints, strut bushings and to check to make sure that they found consequently second hand into John Lindstroin, campus editor; withhold author's name in front shocks. that may be incomplete i Jim Bush, city editor; Mike Cody, slot extreme cases. Letters may The total charge would have been everything that was wrong. They way to get at the truth. man; Craig Porter, photo editor; performed a $6 toe - in and gave my Jonathan S. Kaufman, national editor; be edited for clarity and $130. I told them I couldn't get it "It is those who have eoppe front end a clean bill of health. Lynn Henning, sports editor; Dap conciseness so more letters done that day and would check My personal suggestion, if you have their job who have crea Dever, staff representative. can be around. They told me that there was situation," said Schorr. Beth accommodated. Ann Masalkoski, advertising no need to check because front end problems, go to Liskey's. And so, the final IronyofW manager; Lee Letters will not be edited they had the Lockwood, asst. advertising manager; John Greening, for content. best deal. Richard K. Freer is that the Nixon mentality a' asst. advertising manager; Al Kirleis, Fortunately I did check around. I East Lansing graduate student who share It have produced a circulation manager. system that cannot protect from Injustice • even tne State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1973 5 tep submits measure Cronkite to fight MSU abortions graduation Walter Cronkite of CBS television convention and election coverage and news will be the speaker for the spring has covered every major By LAURA MILLER payers who financially support the expressed by numerous people who term commencement exercises June since 1961. He won an space mission State News Staff Writer University' but have not had an Emmy Award have written to the 10, it Was announced Wednesday. for his coverage of the Apollo 11 opportunity previously to voice their University Cronkite objecting to the will address the i'iln. (farren, has introduced objections. abortions on campus. performance of undergraduate ceremony that begins at moon landing in July 1969. In Cronkite won another Emmy for his 1971, "It is 4 p.m. in Spartan Stadium. doing away with the Elliot Ballard, assistant to President reporting of the flights of Apollo 13 hat she not to perform abortions democratic process not to let Earlier in the day, at 10 a.m. in the and Apollo 14. > attend L resolution if passed would not people have some say," O'Brien said. these Wharton, received said the University has Auditorium, C. L. Winder, dean of the He has also won numerous other n sign . .he effect of law; but it is O'Brien said he more mail on the abortion personally did not issue than any other College of Social Science, will speak at journalism and broadcasting awards, °j„d tir pressure the board of favor indiscriminate subject. to vote against allowing abortions. a ceremony for advanced degree including the George Foster Peabody Ballard recipients. Television News Award. campus. I said the jrtions oi on m afraid in 10 or 12 years we University has The decision to choose Cronkite A native of St. Joseph, Mo., close to MSU's trustees won't have enough students received several thousand ^rces to fill our letters, the Cronkite attended the University of S that the board will decide on elaborate schools which have cost petitions of which and communications, most was prerogative of President Wharton, with subsequent approval by Texas. He began as a reporter for the abortion issue before the end of millions of dollars," he said. have been against the the board of trustees several months Houston Press, spent a year at a school year. procedure. "And within 7 to 10 ago. Kansas City radio station, then joined O'Brien, who fears that years if there Elsewhere the Women's United Press in 1939. He was a war straUons. ■ (j Lminate abortions may cause a are no new replace the middle babies, who is going to Council decided Advisory Monday to delay Cronkite, anchorman of the week - correspondent, covered the shortage of children and - aged people?" he discussion of the abortion issue until night CBS Evening News, has covered students, said he drew up the questioned. nearly every major news event of the Nuremburg trials and was Moscow after the evaluation of correspondent for United Press before Similar O'Brien's Uhition because people in his concerns have also been resolution. past 22 years for CBS. Cronkite joining CBS News in 1950. p Lt objected to a state - supported He anchors CBS-TVs political Cronkite was named Broadcaster of performing abortions. the Year in 1971 be the International , indicated he was iiu his efforts on a questionnaire WITH RAIDS TILL RAINY SEASON Radio and Television Society. A recent nationally conducted survey ranked t to 19,775 Warren residents in Cronkite first in a public "trust iniary llis tabulation of a 10 per index," ahead of such figures as t sample of the 866 responses U.S. Richard Nixon, George McGovem and |Wed 33 persons supported rtions. 22 supported abortions with Actions and 26 opposed abortions. [o'Brien said he had also received 18 tries to buy > L Hubert Humphrey. Cronkite currently holds honorary degrees from eight colleges and PHNOM PENH, Cambodia universities. [B from persons objecting to The (AP) - Cambodian National Assembly and Phnom Penh for the first time United States is a are Americans estimate procedures. hoping that its member of the nation's new four government bombing campaign and the rainy - living under war conditions," said one troop strength at 170,000 but say the _ of his constituents opposed abortion procedure on moral _ moral seas™ ne*t month will buy the Lon man High Political Council, not too late — we says, "It's still have time." U.S. diplomat. numbers are not meaningful. Drivers asked but parents said,() „„„ „wre also „ were No.' regime a reprieve from Nobody is willing to secondguess At this point, the Americans are the enemy. In fact, there's even a Reports are widespread here that their daughters would antigovernment forces who hold a abortions on campus without military edge in Cambodia. betting on the High Political Council headed by Lon Nol and major dispute about who the Cambodian commanders pad their to empty ramp Non — American Western military comprised of antigovernment forces are. military payrolls - listing more men Jjr knowledge. experts say only "a miracle" can save In Tam and two other men who Lon Nol claims the enemy is North than they actually have - and pocket ■O'Brien indicated the resolution helped Lon overthrow Prince Vietnamese the money. The MSU Dept. of Public the government. and Viet Cong. But Safety | to protect the concerns of tax. Norodom Sihanouk in March 1970. Western military experts say 85 has asked that all cars In Tam, 51, former chairman of the per Antigovernment forces parked in the Western diplomats predict that cent of the enemy are Cambodian are top three levels of the Shaw Parking Prince Sisowath Sirik estimated at between 45,000 and Matak, 59, insurgents, both Communists and Ramp be removed by midnight Friday. former premier and mastermind of the 50,000 front line soldiers, with take - This is to allow hmates over ward 1970 coup, will emerge as the dominant figure on the council. In supporters Sihanouk. of the exiled Prince between 50,000 and 60,000 in support units. sandblasting and painting crews to clean and paint the ramp. Tam is also regarded as a DOONESBURY (ear Marquette prison power. But political observers say Cheng by Garry Trudeau Heng, 57, who became chief of state after the ... after that, i jo/hbp piARQUETTE (UPI) - Fourteen coup, will be the Douglas McDonald, superintendent merrill. funps, anp it's ' prisoners, including some of the center, said that the "lightweight" of the group ~ and that seen 6/twy ever since! MB?. oh, r prisoners if Sirik Matak has his way, Lon Nol anp vhat's ] life sentences for murder, occupying the wing had been able to will be isolated. ] .. .but, hou/b.. how about st/u- haven't howie, this AS £ just esday held control of one wing : v0v? vhat have you bebm made up my mthjd "take control" of the our thirtieth p0ht u1aht 1 maximum security facility outside locking device The Americans hope their • up to au- these y£af&7 what x hiant to that operates the bombing hee! that, may rem'oh. to hush into sliding door into the . Hvallsof Marquette State Prison. can stabilize the military situation area. until the rainy season next i prisoners at the Michigan month, No when Cambodia's dry, ve Program Center seized the A hostages were taken by the dusty IB wings of the building about prisoners. It was not countryside will turn into a immediately waterlogged swamp. BOp.m. Tuesday after a prisoner had known whether any were armed. Other Western sources say that the (litwith a guard. :0 guards entered The only injury reported, bombing. particularly on the eastern Wing B at McDonald said, was to the guard who Wednesday using tear gas to bank on the Mekong River across from |ck four inmates. But prison lis said 14 inmates continued to scuffled with the prisoner in the fight that sparked the disturbance. He was Phnom Penh, has created of refugees and cut the food supply. 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This card replaced the old meal admittance system Hence, for the sake of convenience, these two after out. they have dropped If the imposter is caught the card is confiscated and during football six times a season and term in the State News Staff Writer The residence hall meal which involved checking off cards were combined last eventually winds up with winter and spring, Renaud Many students have been wondering why their cards were introduced in the fall of 1971. A color picture each diner's name on a residence roster or a board Fall term into one looking the Though the ID cards are students' personal the of area director in charge added. "» -7, very much like the old the student's living wallets, billfolds and of the student, along with Dave Palmer, South with students' pictures that residence hall meal cards. property, the University district, Ruth Renaud, pocketbooks seem thinner various vital statistics, hung the cafeteria Meal cards were collected controls their use, Rumpsa campus area director, said But was near associate dean and director mo«t offenders he talks to informal record offenders' names this year than last. Inflation is not the only reason. appeared on the front, while a meal sticker with a box to entrances. Meanwhile, in from all students when they checked said. A student who loans an ID card to someone else of judiciaries, said. do not realize they have are t m.y"°cnedfroff5 out of their For thousands of on be filled in for each meal (to residence hall at the end of to violates student This usually happens committed a serious - comparison to the hard • use violation of campus students, combining of residence hall the make sure no one than three times in ate more backed plastic - coated color last year. Robert regulations. three or four times a week student judiciary, he noted. StUde one day) meal cards, the paper - thin Underwood, residence halls meal cards with the was periodically pasted on black - and - white manager, said this was done University ID card has left a the back. University ID looked cheap. to "get them out of circulation." L0CKHART ABLE TO TESTIFY But University ID cards, Visiting prof which have been used at MSU for about 30 years, have never been collected. Comptroller Paul Rumpsa Immunity request on Latin comm said. They can't be used unless they are validated for the current term, anyway, Ingham Prosecutor County Raymond L. bond Salmon from was reduced $15,000. by thought $5,000 proper amount. was a case, The common market in residence at MSU, at 6:30 Montavon is presently and Scodeller said Wednesday he they make nice senior economic adviser for Latin discussed America will be by Paul p.m. Monday in the United Ministries in Higher the regional office for mementos for students, he explained. sought immunity from prosecution for Haywood he Salmon said Wednesday reduced the bond Scodeller said Lockharttells everything he if forftL wTll Montavon, visiting professor Education Building at 1118 Central America and Lockhart so that he could because Lockhart claimed knows about the murder Lansing DistruTr and development officer in S. Harrison Road. Panama. He was born in So this year cards will be testify about the murder of he was unable to pay the that his testimony could be before Ju ' m° collected only from Schoenberger at Negritos, Peru and served as students who make in - term Martin Brown, a MSU larger amount and Salmon vital to the prosecution's 1 a professor at the University student killed March 11. Friday. of Notre Dame and worked withdrawals, Gary North, Cinema X as a State Dept. adviser. residence halls coordinator, Until he was released Short circuits haltbusel said. Since these students Friday, Lockhart The annual dinner and was being are refunded room and held as a material witness in address, sponsored by the board fees on the basis of the preliminary exam of Greater Lansing United the number of weeks left in Stanley Price, who is Nations Assn. is open to the after 36 hours' runninc the term, the cards are charged with the murder of public, with participants collected to insure that Brown. asked to supply a South students do not get any free American, Indian or African The immunity was meals in their residence hall dish. granted Tuesday by Ingham Lansing's new electric Factory representatives correct the problem. County Circuit Court Judge buses short • circuited and flew into Lansing Tuesday The six electric uu» Marvin Salmon after the had to be taken off the road night with new transformers AMOTION along with 9 pro panel petition for immunity was Tuesday after 36 hours of and are attempting to get powered buses, w M PICTURE filed by Scodeller. operation. the buses back on the road purchased by the tral THAT Lockhart had earlier The six 18 - passenger today. authority for a year refused to testify to avoid minibuses began servicing Kiersey said the problem demonstration CELEBRATES self - incrimination. Salmon the Washington Avenue mall may also be in the design of pollution mass 0f , transpt- THE TIMELESS stipulated that if Lockhart in Lansing Monday the buses which may require The 25 - passenger refuses to testify now he morning. Tuesday afternoon some modification to solve buses which service prop] )OV OF will face contempt of court the buses were taken off the the problem. Lansing Model Cities a™ charges. road when the transformers "The buses only run at ORIGINAL on four of the buses burned "ieet the 1976 fedJ about eight miles per hour emission standards 1 Lockhart was released INNOCENCE. from the Eaton County Jail out, Joseph Kiersey, and the transformers are internal combustil chairman of the Capital located where they can't get Friday after he posted engines, Kiersey said. I Area Transit Authority, much air, so they overheat Kiersey said the buses I $5,000 bond. Lockhart's said. and burn out," he said. an experiment in promo* He said cooling fans downtown business | PROGRAM INFORMATION 4S2 3905 | NOW] may have to be installed to encouraging the use of m 13 ICHIGAN Opei ' transportation. 00 The new buses Theatre • Lanslnq \,.u, P.M. " ~ ~ " " S. 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Buehrle hopes an "The most important Kellogg Center Student The hearing is necessary Keeping the fledgling organizational meeting, Buehrle said, will also serve Employes Assn., union alive thing Saturday is to get a dual function. Buehrle because the MSU is the main scheduled for Saturday at people expressed optimism about administration refused to problem confronting both involved," Buehrle "It's not only good for the union's future. the MSU Student Kellogg Center will spur said. "The key is to get the information recognize Kellogg students Employes student involvement and it will as Assn. and Paul everybody involved now." produce, but also for the a separate unit. The Buehrle, its interest in the association. A proposal that will The Kellogg association administration's reason was acting president. At be cohesive bond it will landed a hearing before the the meeting, introduced that the Kellogg student Buehrle, who will representatives from each at the meeting produce among the student Michigan Employment graduate in would commission a study employes," he said. employes did not constitute June, is residence hall will discuss Relations Commission in an concerned that the summer of student employe working Gaining confidence from a unique community of recess may smother attempt to be recognized as students. student employe interest before fall term starts. "The problem this organization is biggest MEMO CITES HAIR LEHGTH going to iiave is the fact that it was organized in the spring," he said. turn Buehrle, Arlington, Tex. senior, says the union is needed because represent to the your "you can't employer to needs. Employe By SUSAN AGER State News Staff Writer called Wilson "one of best friends. If he had hair a my supervisor this year at the given a refused supervisory position. maintenance crew again end of that term. They're worried about Hair length seems to be foot long he'd still work for "I wanted him for a next year, he's not sure he productivity, about profit. Wilson was given a repairman. I was under the the me. I'd trust Jim with wants to work What would be reason why Jim. repairman's job and is paid impression that he was as a good for Wilson, McDonel Hall anything I've got in the supervisor. student employes $2 an hour, which is also making more money than might not resident, did not receive a building." the He said he gets along be good for the starting pay for student the supervisors, but he never employer." promotion this year to "really well" with Fay, and The current Wilson said he was "kind maintenance supervisors. said anything to me about grievance student maintenance said neither Fay nor Wally procedure for of upset" fall term when he Barager now earns $2.15 it." employes, supervisor which he felt he hour. Jim Danner, asst. maintenance Buehrle said, is "kind of found two other students an Susan, the Wilson said though he deserved. other supervisor, ever hassled him phony because there's were made student supervisor, wants to no A memo provided to the supervisors, work on the about his hair. State News and dated despite the fact that Wilson was unavailable for May had worked a full comment. 4, 1973, from John Fay, year on lets will get early pay McDonel Hall building maintenance supervisor, to the maintenance crew, longer than either supervisor who had been hired. Fay "around and was said Wilson earns $2.25 an hour" surprised when he Jack Ostrancler, hall checked his records and manager, says of Wilson: "I Mary Barager, one found he actually makes $2 would have work-study made him a student supervisor, was an hour. in program supervisor this year if he could of got a hair cut." hired as a worker in the middle of last spring term, ''Jim is a repairman," Fay said when good The present student and was asked to be a asked why Wilson was not supervisor, Jim Susan, had PROCftMl IHfQRMATlON 33? 5117 veteran a lump sum when he requested some time off and can use it most." Present House Education organizations; veteran outreach activities, such as suggested Wilson substitute Today - open 7:00 P.M. Feature at ADULT X MOVIES for him. In the and Welfare (HEW) financial aid restrictions do not ontacting disabled veterans; and any special Ostrander, Fay OK by me if it is OK memo WTote: "It is to 7:35-9:35 Complete svev^Show apply activities approved by the by to veteran work - study jobs Veterans Administration. you...We can trust Jim "BEST PICTURE" • "BEST DIRECTOR" since the Wilson..." The comment on monetary Since opportunities for allotment has been made the Veterans Administration by the current are job allotment limited, veterans with 30 Wilson's hair followed this. When contacted DFfLM^iTKAahee? Carroll, N.Y. Daily "BEST SCREENPLAY" specifically for employment per cent or more concerning the memo, Fay News. "A Haunting, of veterans in veteran disability - chilling related jobs. are given preference. 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By GARY SCHARRER State News Sports Writer FYont lines usually catch the most vigorous fire of any battle and the same holds true for those big defensive linemen in the war "A guy that isn't big has a tough row to hoe," defensive coordinator Ed Youngs said in reference to defensive linemen. somewhat for the upcoming season after the departure of Chris King, Gary VanElst, Ernie Hamilton and Brian McConnell by way of graduation. Cleveland senior John Shinsky heads the list of returnees and provides stability for an otherwise thin list of defensive tackles. Shinsky, 6-4, 240 pounds, is a five - year veteran who has been bothered by knee Ten for catching losses with 64 yards. opponent "Shinsky is one of our standout ball carriers for players," Youngs said. "He is one of the team leaders and a real asset." Three prospects are vying for the vacant tackle position formerly filled by VanElst. Youngs said either Rich Hulkow or seniors Jim Taubert, sophomore Greg Schaum Washington bidding to unseat the veterans. two Kronner, 6-4, 228 pounds, propped at Detroit St. David played in each of his first seasons here. Duda has experience. The 6-0, 206-pound former Mt. Clemens ace established a reputation last season by slamming opponents while playing on the speciality teams. Smith and limited Washington lack any varsity Baggett risky business move; his marbles in one Bagget - Charles The former prep all - American will be 1 Denny Stolz has made a big gamble. He has mi. j Baggett quarterback this Tall. Therein lies the gamble First, Baggett has not played football for P ked thestariin „ I g Msl «l "There's heavy traffic in there. are capable of playing. experience and are not likely to make was red shirted as a sophomore at the one Ve,r „ You have and back injuries throughout his career. Taubert, a 6-1, 243 pounder from - University ofNortl to be tough physically to play • it's not a headlines next fall. Last season, however, Shinsky completed a Weymouth, Mass., has packaged the most Secondly, Baggett's insertion at the place for the timid." full slate and finished as the Spartans' third experience of the three. Hulkow, 6-0, 238 One worry not confronting the coaching quarterback slot» MSU will be forced to shuffle its line leading tackier. He was also first in the Big staff is enthusiasm. It's there, Youngs designed to get as much talent on the field as nmihuV1 pounds from Attleboro, Mass.. is described by Youngs as possessing determination and claims. means employing. Mark Niesen's abilities in secondary and hoping that neither get hurt or it thTdl l agility. "That hasn't changed or wavered from early curtain fall next season. last year," he added. "TTiey know that If Baggett or Niesen get injured it is Schaum, a Baltimore, Md., product has tradition is involved. They realize the going to leave a hi leak at quarterback or cornerback. the size (6-4, 240 pounds), but lacks challenge of turning in a respectable Stolz could acZ.I playing experience despite appearing on the varsity roster as a freshman. performance in the fall. that leak by playing both of them. It's a believes has been necessitated by a lack of gamble that S'f talent "We could play with any of the three," "Statistically it's going to be very hard There are positive plugs in Stolz's to match the performance of last year's decision to rele«J Niesen to the defensive Youngs frankly said. "They have to come a defense," Youngs admits. secondary. eleW| long way to replace VanElst, though." Baggett will probably be here for three years anH » Last season MSU allowed 14 gives him a little time to get acquainted and accustomJ. 1 The middle points or guard vacancy will be plugged by another Massachusetts less in eight of its games and 16 points MSU. With years ahead. a full year of playing time he'll hile two^J ir0l« (Chicopee) native, Ron Kumiega, who against Notre Dame. Teams with an average As a frosh Baggett executed very impressively in cnirii.1 offense would have won eight or nine Youngs calls a "quality football player." "Size has always handicapped him, but games last fall with that defensive support. In four of the games the a group of North Carolina fledglings to a record. But he still lacks big time spoilt ! he Spartan experience plays with tenacity," Youngs said, defense did not yield a touchdown and admits this. "Kumiega definitely has to be in the lineup "I feel like this is the big time for us to be a successful defensive team." only one each against Notre Dame, especially in contr. with North Carolina," he said. "But I'm Michigan and Ohio State. not about toi3 "We'd be whistling in the wind if we psyched out." Kumiega, 6-0, 196-pound senior, is a versatile player, having earned letters while thought we could match that record," Baggett and former coach Bill Dooley of North weren't the most compatible pair. This was a CaroliJ playing both linebacker and defensive end Youngs stated. "I'm not trying to use that chief reayJ for Bagget's departure from the for MSU. as a crutch. Chapel Hill situation B Letter winners Tom Kronner and Mike "I don't know whether well tum in a a change of scenery seems to have alleviated any friction] Duda will anchor the defensive ends with strong defensive performance, but it'll be a problems Baggett may have * had with the MSU coaching sophomores Otto Smith and Rich good one," Youngs said. staff. "Charlie's attitude has been tremendous," Stolz said. "He still has a lot to learn but I have no complaints about his enthusiasm." Baggett seems pleased with his new domicile. 13 - llto, while ending up score based on handicap) "I was number four By JACK WALKDEN down there second in the high jump, with a score of 36, but he (North 'The Sh State News Sports Writer Jackie Minor established 100 - yard dash and 440 - also took the men's scratch Carolina) my sophomore yard run. championship (actual score) year and I should have been two new women's track Defensive tackle John Shinsky passes through the first motions of dressing for a daily McLogan also anchored with a score of 39. playing," Baggett claims. records to highlight the workout. Shinsky will be a feature in MSU's defensive line and one of the team the 440 - yard relay team Slade took the Women's "They have a nice system leaders for next season's squad. running of the 1973 which won with a MSU Callaway with a score of 34 but the coaches and I didn't State News photo by Mj|t H(}rjt Women's IM Track Meet record time of 1:01. and teamed with Kay for agree on how much I should held here April 30. be playing." Diane Phillips was the the team title with a total Minor set records in the only other double winner at score of 70. Dooley, who chose to 50 - yard dash and the 75 - red shirt Baggett enabling the meet as she won the Marilyn Kempski took - yard dash with times of 5.9 first in the women's scratch him to acquire "needed high jump (4 9) and the BULLETIN - seconds and 8.5 seconds, 440 (1:09.3). with a final score of 46. maturity," admitted that he Charles Baggett respectively. The times were The other winners at the Bob Rex was the nearest had lost some outstanding not only MSU intramural meet included Chris to the pin with his tee shot potential. records, but also national "I'm very disappointed with Charlie's decision to IM records. Nickerson in the long jump on the par - 3 fifth hole as leavej (7 • 3V4), Jodi Manore in the his shot left him 15 feet Dooley said. "He has tremendous talent. He can throw, n Eighteen women softball throw and is capable of developing leadership abilities. It's qui! (184 - 8), away. GRADUATING SENIORS competed in the meet with Laura Seibold and Mary Laura Johnson with the On the ninth hole the unfortunate for us that he'sgone."Baggett commented tlT shot put (29 Stolz was straight forward with him hinting that this hi - 9) and longest drives were by McLogan placing in four been something which was missing with Dooley and til individual events to lead the Shelley Owens In the 220 - Cindy Vollmer and Dave North Carolina organization. Dooley said not so. yard run (32.0). Gorringe. pack. Seibold won the 70 ****** Dooley's vindication for red - shirting Baggett was ttJ GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS yard hurdles (:12.8), and • A total of 20 participants The Men's IM Track his talents would be wasted if he were only to play a fel the 100 gathered for the IM Mixed Meet, rained out this week, minutes out of whole season and sacrifice a year (T - yard dash (:13.0), will Golf Tournament and be held beginning eligibility. while finishing third in the Michael Kay and Valerie Monday. The residence hall "He didn't want to wait. He was ready to go right now® ARE NOW AVAILABLE long jump and the shot put. Slade were the big winners. and fraternity preliminaries Dooley continued. McLogan captured the will be held at 5:30 p.m. A protoge of passing game coach Jimmy Raye whom l| long jump with a jump of Kay not only captured the Men's Callaway title (a Monday and Tuesday with the lived next door to in Fayetteville, N.C., Baggett conced^ FOR PURCHASE combined Wednesday. finals (continued on page 9) Limited Supply Get Yours Now — i: all the dope you'd Weather and preparauoif permitting, the Men's II SEE THE 1973 need for a Europe hip. outdoor pool is schedulei to open at 11:30 a.rJ MSU BOOKSTORE Volkswagen Tuesday. Because of tlfl increased number participants, there is insufficient number lockers. Students, facul and staff are therefore urgij Glenn Herrimon, Inc. to come dressed swimming and bring t Beauty and Practicality 6135 W. Saginaw - Ph. 482-6226 Mon. & Thurs. 'til 9 - Sat. 'til 3 own towels. Students ' be admitted to the o Lansing i SmalUtt DtaUrthlp pool by presenting tl card. HobieV & the Olde World • ~ ./* '* -ft' ... will be do/ed IDondoy. 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That first season Washington scored 15 "I was under the goals Washington as the man who got it there. impression that I was getting and gained honorable mention honors In the financial aid from the National Merit Fund Washington, one of MSU's cocaptains this year, because I was a voting for the All - Midwest team. semlflnalist," Washington said. packsa lot of muscle Into his 5 feet 8 inches, 180 - "The summer before I came here they sent a Washington followed that up with his super pound frame. letter saying they hadn't season in 1972 when he scored 22 goals and was Vaidemar, Washington's given first name, is received my parents' named to the All Midwest financial statement • squad. ll0w in his third year of action for the Spartans at so they could give me no Washington's goal total this money. season of 18 gives mjdfield and has already broken MSU goal "I decided to come here him a chance to break his season goal total mark •scoring records for career, season and game totals. anyway because they with two games still to gave me some hope of something coming through. play. Washington is Washington's 18 goals so far this season give It didn't. My disappointed in his play this year, though. him 55 for his career, while his 22 tallies in 1972 parents and I decided that I would "I'm not at all happy with my use the money I earned play this year," set the single season standard for MSU. His six for room and board and during the summer to pay Washington said. "I thought I could have a better goals against Michigan a year ago established the they would pay the rest." year than I'm having. I've missed some game record for the Spartans. Washington was a standout in both football Washington went out for football at MSU but decided it was a waste of time and gave it up. but I can place part of the blame on the I had to get after easy shots new stick iiPaPf; "After two weeks I was fifth breaking my old one." and lacrosse In high school at Baltimore Poly tech, string offensive guard and I didn't see much future In Washington is also very unselfish when he and was named to the All - State teams in both it," speaks of his own play. Washington explained. sports. It was his play at linebacker In football That winter Washington decided to "It doesn't do me or the team a lot of good to that won him the most acclaim, however. Schools that contacted him the Spartan lacrosse team. go out for have one guy scoring a lot of goals and then have fff?v 2'iSSw with athletic the team lose all Its "I noticed that games," Washington summed they had a team and I wanted up. need victories this weekend Batsmen look t MSU's tennis team got a series opener 115-112 here By STEVE STEIN that they can break out this Tuesday night when struck firsthand look at Michigan's May 1, Knick coach Red I straight men at one point in "Maybe by a line drive, it was State Newi Sports Writer weekend. we are too team and didn't like what it Holzman said, "if we Tuesday's first can disclosed Wednesday by the J Ever since the days of And, MSU needs to win while contest, tight," the slugging lefthand saw as the Spartans were hold them under 100 New York Jets. VanderLaan fanned hitter I baseball's first team, the some games Friday and Pellerin noted that six in 4 2-3 innings before suggested. "But we've got to get better." drubbed, 9-0, Wednesday. points, we feel we can win." ■ Cincinatti Red Legs, in Saturday as it travels to Friday's twinbill could be MSU was able to win Matlack hit by a ball 1 1869, diamond experts nave Indiana quite faltering after a 38-minute Pellerin noted that The was (6-6) and Ohio important because rain only one set against U-M in the Knicks, who led the off the bat of Atlanta's delay. I been trying to figure out State (7-5) for Indiana has a good hitting another aspect entire match. MSU ace Rick league during the regular Marty Perez in the seventh field while the Spartans "That's the best that of a batting ■ how a team can suddenly go doubleheaders. top slump is that a team just Vetter had his unbeaten season with a 98.6 average, inning. The ball caroomed ■ into a batting slump and MSU has a 6-4 mark in two hurlers will be pitching. VanderLaan has pitched all string snapped at eight as he have done exactly that. off his face and into the doesn't get too many ■ then break out of It Just as the Big Ten, good for year," Pellerin said. "In lost to Victor Amaya in Mets' dugout for a ground "They have a real hard fairness breaks — well hit balls go I unexpectedly. second place, two games field there, it's a good one to to them, neither straight sets. The Chicago Black rule double. Matlack was I MSU's baseball team, In one has pitched in time. right at a fielder — the other Hawks will also behind league - some Michigan upped its meet the immediately taken leading hit on. Duane Bickel and team consistently comes up to ■the thick of the battle for Minnesota, which has a 104 Elliott Moore are both "Both guys pitched with big plays and umpires' season record to 14-2, while Montreal Canadiens tonight Roosevelt Hospital. I the Big Ten championship, mark. The Spartans have very well in spots. They calls MSU dropped to 3-4 in Big in Chicago in game six of I his been plagued with such pitching well and if we start seem to always go Ten action and 5-4 overall. their eight games remaining to both looked good despite Stanley Cup finals II hitting and get some good against the team. The series, Montreal leads 3-2. sudden hitting slump the Gophers' four. the scores, last home SI0E luck, we could be in good and the work I during the past four games, "Every game is will help them for this In the fifth inning of appearance for MSU will be I tcoring only two runs In the shape." this Important," catcher Bailey weekend. Both of weekend against MSU's other two starting them Tuesday's first contest, the ■list 28 innings. Oliver commented before have the potential to win in Spartans, down 6-1, had Northwestern and I MSU lost all four to Wednesday's practice. "We pitchers at the moment, the Big Ten," he added. runners on first and second Wisconsin. NEW YORK Southpaw - Don Ballard and Steve Jon Matlack ■Michigan and Western have to look at each game with one out. Ron DeLonge , last season's ■Michigan. Individually." VanderLaan, both took the Back on the hitting side, shot a liner to left field National League rookie - of - ■ losses In Tuesday's twinbill the the year, suffered a linear Nobody has been able to "Our slump has only Spartans are hopeful where the Bronco outfielder • Enpliin why the squad is come during the last four loss to Western, but Pellerin they can find the answers to dove and caught the ball, INGLEWOOD, Calif. (hairline) fracture of the ■hiving trouble putting games," asst. coach Frank was encouraged by the their problems. according to the umpire. (UPI) - The New York frontal bone in his head ■together some hits and runs Pellerin said. "We haven't pair's overall performances. Knicki, 8-5 underdogs when Hbut the Spartans are hopeful "It's hard to say why no the finals began, can win won 23 games on a fluke. Ballard retired "Our guys in the bullpen 10 one is hitting well," Oliver their second NBA commented. "We have to saw that he trapped the championship in four years pull together and think ball," the assistant coach said. "The grass was wet and Thursday night when they about winning. Everybody seek to eliminate the the ball just slid into his Baggett move; botch or beauty? has to do his part." Oliver agrees that the glove. struggling Lakers in five games. Los After New York lost the Angeles Spartans have a good hitting "On a dry field, it would (continued from page 8) The opportunity now afforded him, club which is capable of have bounced. But, these Baggett is approaching the job of righting themselves. |Raye was an additional factor in his kind of things happen." i to attend MSU. "He was my quarterback from a direct viewpoint. Go North This Summer! |dol," Baggett remarked. "I think he's a "I've got a job and either I do it or I in good teacher. He must be. I was a Register now - Classes begin June 11 - ighschool all • American." don't," Baggett explains. "I'm going to do end July 20. Forty - nine classes offered It." J Barring injury, we shall see what kind of kudent Baggett has been tutorial hand. under Raye'e Baggett is here to stay. He likes the coaches, he likes the system and he's 75' off ; from 1C departments! English, biology, art, math, social science, business, physical education, law enforcement, ^ Another scratch in the plus column for Rett is number one man. The question now * aviation, voc - tech. an asset which will hopefully becomes: Can he do the job? pnifest itself Special Ecology next year "I know I can do the - self-confidence. job," Baggett said, He can't do it alone. The line still has to block, the backs have to score and the On a medium 12" or King 16" (1 item or J courses - & intensive study on Field Biology Middle I that pressure was a self-induced more) Varsity Pizza. Valid with this ad Island. 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Opw Waakdays 'till 9 o n 11 East Lansing, Mich. ft) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May i0, i9?3 IN WATERGATE SCANDAL Panel w GOP credibility gap cited on shield they are not sure who or lining up candidates is not waiting so long doubt has of the Watergate By TOM HAROLDSON what to believe." been Freedom of the press will be the theme State News Staff Writer illegal, it is illegal to use cast on the information, then it i> nf 8 discussion to be held at a McLaughlin is a close campaign funds not filed by administration's conceivable that he never meeting of the Ine^m Panel & William McLaughlin, friend of Kenneth Rietz, April 15 of last year. involvement in the affair. learned of the affair until " 7:30 P m «"*» '" Pat County chairman of the state A and former director Rietz resigned last week the press exposed it." McLaughlin is not sure Republican Party, said the Committee to Re-elect the to take a job in private what involvement the "His trips to China and Proposed shield laws for newsmen will be Watergate affair has hurt the President's "New Majority" and his of discussion th. credibility of government, youth campaign and a business. There were reports that he resigned because of President had in Watergate. He said because Nixon's Russia accomplishments with the and will be Mayor Jerome P. Cavanaugh. moderated by fo^'^'^c former Detroit JS the presidency, the political minor figure implicated by a possible involvement in popularity was at peak Vietnam War were all process and the Republican a phone party. news reports in the Watergate, but McLaughlin before the elections and adding up to a most J0Z1Z*JO!J"P-'"Porters f, state media. Remer Tyson of the Detroit Free iv |47 Stud*"1 Watergate affair. Rietz was said the private offer he because there was no need successful term of office ?' an°fW automc win, he doubts that Nixon will being used in Ingham incumbent congressmen of Watergate, was directly involved- why would he need discussion. Participate j„ Scoot*"' County by a former official who are stepping down after "I personally have been "I have no reason now to Watergate to win? Why Parts & Si McLaughlin The meeting is free and open to the public. of the Committee to their current term of office, told that the offer he believe that the President blow a sure thing?" Aviation Re-elect the President, who There are only six of these received was, quite knew of Watergate," he employ is also a minor figure congressmen resigning in the substantial and that was the said. "Yet I sit and wonder for re' implicated in the Watergate country, one of which is reason he resigned," he said. just how he couldn't have affair, to find a candidate to Apirtmer Wounded Knee reports Chamberlain. McLaughlin "Unfortunately because of known about it." replace incumbent said Rietz did not come to the problem of Watergate in He said one possible Congressman Charles Michigan to recruit strong Washington, anyone who reason why Nixon may not Chamberlain. candidates forChamberlain's have known of Watergate is for sal resigns from a government Chamberlain is retiring in seat mainly because there position is accused of being because it was shielded from Animal' 1974 after his current was no need to. There are involved in Watergate." him by his top advisers and Mobile H< congressional term expires. approximately 20 to 30 McLaughlin said aides who worked to cover 'LOST & I In an interview Tuesday, McLaughlin said voters will be leary of voting and trusting the political process people who have professed a desire to run for the office, he said. "Because the election is Watergate in general will definitely hurt campaign contributions on national level of his party the up the incident. He qiso said that because of the vastness of bureaucracy in the administration this might biased, Socialist says 'PERSON/ 'PEANUT! 'REAL ES RECREA because of some of the not until next year and but he is not sure how it have led to an easier cover By MARK LAWRENCE •The Bureau of Indian Affairs has forced •SERVICE allegations which have because of the large number will affect the party up. Indians to lease land, at low prices, to white ranchers Initructio surfaced from Watergate. of candidates already in line Michigan. "With over 2,000 Andrew Pulley, national secretary of the Young Socialist •The government refused to discuss Typing se "People have always for the position, there was ''Big campaign appointments that the political demand, Alliance, told 30 people in Union Tower Room Tuesday •transpc doubted the credibility of no need for him to come contributors will think President makes each year, night that news media consistently favored the u; °J y reaS°" the 8overnment did not attack WaS beC8U8e U would have b«*n unpopuj here and line twice about giving to the -wanted politics and politicians," he up plus the huge bureaucracy government during the Wounded Knee incident. politically said. "But now, because of candidates," McLaughlin party because of the in Washington, how Pulley was the vice presidential candidate of the Socialist Watergate, their mistrust has said, incident," he said. "But as can an executive watch Workers Party in 1972. «, PuIle>l „said there was a connection between Wounded Knee incident and capitalism. the "ra increased to the point where While the practice of for this state, I can't say over the conduct of these Pulley, who was an observer at Wounded Knee, said, "The oppression of national peoples until another six to eight people without some is inextricably tied to the class (including Indians) "From beginning to end the press just assumed that the struggle," he said months just how much we incidents happening that he will be affected." government was correct and that the Indians were wrong." Pulley cited the Wounded Knee uprising as "an may never learn about until of what is coming in the future." He example He criticized the Nixon it's too late?" he said. predicted mL Pulley's version of Wounded Knee and incident leading demonstrations in opposition to the government. Round administration for not "If his advisers and aides to the confrontation included the following: ., Pulley said that Americans will not take reductions Windsor—Bfrfyiam acting sooner to clear up were running Watergate, and •Dick Wilson, tribal chairman, allegedly kept a "goon their standard of living. the situation, and said by "People have got their cars and Nixon was isolated from all squad" and embezzled funds. their televisions and they aren't going to let them go," he said. Wl. from 5th top Nixon aide quits, admits (c°nt'"u,.d f/°mcontact1' w.th made the initial . . .. Marine. McCord Jr., says he is convinced a demonstrated burglary plans at the national political The standard of living will stated. go down as American corporations try to stave off challenges from German and Japanese corporations, which rely on cheap labor he P.V. DEAI or "ruthless" White House tried to blame conventions in Miami Beach Prior to the speech, one of the last organizers announced before publ Corps Gen. Robert Cushman, then the $229. *FLS N0N-5W M *80NDeP *9 DCfiJeTJ CIA s deputy director the CIA for the political espionage conducted in Nixon's re-election summer. in The FBI protestors' allegedly took part planning and policy that members of an antisocialist the meeting. group might try to disrupt i • yfu authorization was campaign which culminated in the decisions. The source said he attended He said that the group - the National Caucus of Labor _ vA INPlVIPO*l$OF4u_te&/N X fliTbv nnone'fmm KmJh In/S breakin ^ seven Justice Dept. which convention Committees — heckled a socialist meeting in Detroit last J EMB£R5HIP> IN ft Ot#OR> ?o.ma thpn Young, then White House aides. A Justice 510FBI intelligence reports were discussed by week. .incellation organization NOT Requi^p. J ■ agents ^ informers infiltrated the resigned Atty. Gen. Richard G. then During the meeting several members of the alliance 12 noon o I *17 PUfefTK -» CHoo^e FRPM. Watergate conspirator James W. leadership of nearly all the groups that acting FBI director L. Patrick Gray HI. deployed near the door and along the aisles, in preparation HfwepuWi for the group, but no members of the group appeared. ( * EOt^lL,0Rnl^lL .' [he State P j *V

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Nn®V7 Washington Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan BUICK 1969 - Sportswagon FORD 1967 - half ton pickup. 400, full power, air, AM/FM Runs goodl $500. Call HONDA 1971 CL350, low radio, low mileage, clean - TIRED OLD man desperately LABORERS 393-6503. 3-5-11 mileage, helmets, back needs 339-2358. 3-5-11 sales help to operate JOBS BY PHONE carrier, cover, $695. Call and promote his educational If you have a car to get to PHONE 355-8255 CADILLAC SEDAN - 1964, FORD 1962 - Ugly~van "runs after 5pm, 351-0048. 3-5-10 research publications interesting job assignments in flood, $75 „7 student Services Bid#. electric windows, door locks, or offer. business. Part or full time. factory, material handling, 355-2050. 2-5-11 BSA 650 LIGHTNING 1972, Call Dad, 351-1560. 5-5-14 power steering, factory air excellent condition. warehousing, and lumber $700. AUTOMOTIVE conditioning, tires good, FORD 676-4171 after 6pm. 3-5 10 handling, you can, after paint good, good mechanical MAVERICK - 1971, LEGAL SECRETARY. Lansing initial interview, receive Scooter* & Cycles condition, fine car, no trades. standard transmission, Law Firm, Full time. Typing assignments by phone from 23,000 HONDA 350SL p,rti& Service 432 Bailey, East Lansing. miles. Excellent - 1971, 3,000 and shorthand. 487-3613. your home. No waiting 5-5-14 condition. Call 355-7913. miles, excellent running, 3-5-10 downtown for jobs. We'll Avi«ti°n X-5-5-11 must sell. 355-5784 EMPLOYMENT CHEVELLE 1968 SP-5-5 14 PART TIME, 8 men needed even prefer. mail your check if you automatic, Apply in for rent black vinyl top, FURY I 1967, good condition, during Spring term. $300 / MANPOWER, person at new tires, 1970 BRIDGESTONE 105 East ApirtmentJ good condition. $1095 cheap. Phone 353 - - 175cc, month. Phone Washtenaw. BL-1-5-10 $275. New JVC Quadrasonic 489-3494. 484-3694. 3-5-10 2814 or 353-2811.3-5-10 C-5-31 Hou»«« car tape player, $100. IMMEDIATELY Roortu WANTED- IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 351-5147. 3-5-10 'for sale CHEVELLE SS 396 ~ 1968~ 1965 - automatic, must sell. - 20 WEN NEEDED NOW! Waitresses - full or part time. automatic, power 489-8420. 2-5/11 Animal* steering 6160 Park Lake Road. 1971 TRIUMPH 650. Unique No experience necessary. Mobile Homei power brakes, new tires' 351-1048. 3-5-10 peint, tuned. Must see. $900. Earn $3.50 per hour. We 332-5031. 5-5-11 a full and part time men LOST & FOUND utasight 353-1435. 4-5/15 rklng for advertising INTERNATIONAL SCOUT •personal CHEVROLET 1963 - Nova 1966, 4 wheel drive, - and WOAlDEFfcEP IP r HONDA ROSE LAWN MANOR skilled peanuts personal convertible, COULP REPAIR - - new brakes, and automatic, radio, excellent running, new BORW A> HO OF 6FM<£?' , service, independent shop, nursing home, 707 real estate excellent. 9:30 runs brakes, radio, '$925. factory trained. Armstrong Road, Lansing, 5:30, Post Office Box 1523 Vetter 353-6002. 3-5-10 East 'RECREATION 372-9600 ask for Mark, Lans.ng, Michi0an 48823 fairings in stock, tires, has positions available for RN's or LPN's, full 'SERVICE extension 55. 485-2492 JEEP 1969 — CJ5 needs work, batteries, chains. G.T. or part MOTORS, 816 East Howe! time. Excellent salary and imtruction nights. 3-5-11 big tires and rims. 351-7996 ENGINEERING CORP. Lansing. benefits. Apply in person, or Typing Service 'TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET, custom 191 coupe, mpalt 3-5-14 LEMANS 1969 I© appointment 5-5-11 485-681 5, necessary Call for interview. 394-0020. call 393-5680, Nursing or Director of Administrator. •WANTED power - AM/FM, 5-5-16 steering and brakes. automatic, 350 Good engine, PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER KAWASAKI SAILING COUNSELOR wanted condition. Original power, VOLKSWAGEN 1965 1972 - 500cc, new tires, 46000 - a for PART TIME employment with ••RATES'* owner. 482-0247. 3-5 11 1969, excellent condition. $100. H-1. Excellent condition. Camp Cobbossee for miles, good condition. multi manufacturer Boys. Should be at least 21 - Call 337-9266. 1-5-10 $850. Phone $1 495. 393-0550 8-5; 372-7225 627-5038. distributor. of Automobile CHEVROLET, 1970 489-4304 evenings. 2-5/11 5-5-15 years age with previous required. PLYMOUTH experience teaching sailing. 12-20 hours per Chevelle wegon, . power FURY 1970 - week. 351-5800. C-2-5-10 brakes and steering. Air. MGB 1964 383, power steering and VOLKSWAGEN CHASSIS and HONDA, 1969 - CB 450. Good Ca.mp is located in Maine. new engine, — 484-3075. 4-5-14 brakes, $900 or best offer condition, 11,000 miles, best Please write Special Delivery motor ready to be made into brakes, battery, starter' I 3 I 5 I 10 332-8915. Super cheap! 62S-328513-5-11 dune buggy. Best offer. Call offer. 351-5481. 20-5-23 giving full details to Camp CHEVROLET 1963 after 6pm, 675-7229. 3-5-14 Office, 225 East 57 Street, IggPEEBE&Mtmj SP-5-5-14 PONTIAC 1966 4-door - 1972 SUZUKI T350J. Excellent New York, N.Y. 10022 or Catalina hardtop. Automatic, call Collect STEREO MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE VW 1967 condition, two helmets, (between 9:30 RENTALS $23 per - power steering, brakes, good - SQUAREBACK extras, $675. 351-3067. a.m. 5:30 p.m.): term, $9.50 per month. Free 1967, 390, automatic, tires. 484-4901.3-5/14 $450. 332-0119 after 6pm or 10-5-15 212-752-5853. 5-5-14 delivery, service and excellent condition, custom on weekends. 3-5-14 pick-up. No JEEiCEaireri Fifty] CHEVROLET IMPALA -1967 paint and extras. 675-5120 PONTIAC 1969 - GTO. Power, deposit. TV's available at HONDA jfflUKEQJISSS 396. Also 1963 Pontiac Both need some repair. Best 389.' 3-5-11 air, 4 mags, other extras. VW BUS sell. - Best 1969, moving, must offer. bike, 1971 like new CB-350 road condition, same rates. 337-1300. C-5-31 Call NEJAC, 676-4125. 3-5/14 372-8876. DEADLINE offer. 489-0612. 5-5-11 MUSTANG 1967 1-5-10 $500. Call 332-4747 after - Good body I— P.M. one class day and motor. Blue hardtop, 7pm. 4-5-11 PONTIAC CATALINA 1967, Apartments CHEVROLET 1971 red $475. Phone 351-5076 after - VW before publication. - automatic, excellent engine, BUS 1971 - 9 passenger SUZUKI Impala Sports Coupe. Black 4pm. 3-5-10 with 500 - 1970, near body. 355-3873, 355-3523, sun roof. Rebuilt • i ed ouple to | Peanuts Personal ads vinyl top, interior. 1 owner. engine. $2350 or best offer. perfect condition, low 353-3639. 3-5-11 administrate all phases of jt be pre-paid. $1,800. 489-5339 after MUSTANG 1966 6 cylinder, 489-7774. 5-5-14 mileage, $500, or best offer. GRADUATE OR married — 351 2672. 3-5-10 management program. 5pm. 2-5-11 students, large 1 stick, lots of new parts. Try it PONTIAC CUSTOM - S plus salary, bedroom Jincellations/ Corrections you'll like it. Call 332-5137. convertible 1969. Radio, air, VW BUG 1965 - Good Available immediately, furnished, ideal living CHE*'Y 1963 - runs good, best n one class day 5-5-11 good condition, 34,000 condition, sunroof, new snow Send brief to Box B-2, conditions, near campus. offer. 351-2196, 6-9pm. June and miles. tires, $200. Call 351-6438. State News. September leases. re publications. SP-5-5-16 $1,495. 332-4983. $180. 5-5-15 3-5-11 882-2316. 487-3216 METRIC MOTORS - VW MARTINS' HAIR FASHIONS i„ 482-2937. 20-5-21 lie Stite News will be CHEVY VAN 1965, 6 stick, accepting applications for PONTIAC 1972 VW VAN 1966, rebuilt repair. Okemos Road and - LeMans - beauty operators. 332-4522. iponsible only for the good condition, best offer around. 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 FURNISHED APARTMENT H-60 in back, GT, 350 2 barrel. Hurst engine, new tires, $600. Call - 371-2624. 1-5-10 10-5-21 neat and very clean, 3 rooms ■first day's incorrect interior and tires like new. shifter, tape deck, dual 351-2679. 3-5-11 CAB HIGH truck cover, $80 or and tiled bath. Radio, tape deck, 1 owner exhaust, only 8,000 miles, Newly best offer. Call after 5:30pm. PART-TIME and full-time, carpeted UP TO 35 MILES and much more. 393-9563. warranty. 351-6909 . 5-5-11 VW 1969 - good condition, low throughout, air 351-8920. 2-5/11 summer workers for moving conditioning, 3-5-11 mileage, $800, or I garbage PER GALLON company. Packers, loaders, disposal, PONTIAC GRAND Prix 19*2 355-2977. 5-5-15 very modern, - DUE TO - A tremendous drivers send qualifications private drive. All MUSTANG 1971 utiHties - 351, V-8, loaded with options. increase to P.O. Box 426. VW BUS 1965 in our service Lansing, furnished. Privileges of large clng Lansing's only factory air, Reasonable. Call 482-9776. priced to sell, power steering, - business and subsequent lack Michigan 48902. 4-5-11 brakes good condition. Phone fenced in yard. 21,000 miles. 5-5-11 of room, we are Excellent 482-3954. 3-5-11 selling all Married couples only. No condition. Phone pTIN 1962 - London taxi, our tires at our cost. Cash RETAIL SALES pets or children. $170 a 627-9089. 3-5-11 TRAINEE - ill Tom PORSCHE 1972 excellent and Foster, 353-8800 - VW VAN. carry only. ROBERT'S career motivated individual month with deposit and condition, good condition, Many 6pm, 355-1173. NOVA 1971 $3,500. Call AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. with positive attitude is references. 699-2514. 3-5-11 - 350, 3 speed, air 676-4171 after 6pm. 3-5-10 extra features. Best offer, being 351-8062. 0-5-5/16 sought by our national client. shocks, stereo, call Jack 353-2131. 5-5-11 Contact - John Kinne Salary $7,100 plus. Fee paid. SUBLET - 6 months, 2 Nash, 332-0866. 5-5-11 PORSCHE 912 * laSABRE custom 1967, or 1968, always THINK SUMMER! Convertible BUG EXTRACTOR - $29.95. Phone bedroom apartment, good Michael Ceene, Jdoor hardtop, radio, 2 tone Dave Sutton 393-5700 maintained, excellent weather is CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 furniture, 3 beds. Capitol NOVA 1970, 6 cylinder, 48,000 condition. Call coming. 1969 SOUTHWORTH and white, $675, 337-0825 Ford Torino, dark green with East Kalamazoo Street, 1 Villa, girls preferred. Must Immediate miles. Some body damage. PERSONNEL ASSOCIATES, §72-7370. 5-5-14 financing available. after 7:30pm and weekends. black top and interior. Sharp! mile West of campus. care for cat. $180 a Needs new battery, $800. 5-5-11 INC., 694-3321. B-1-5-10 month. Radio, 4 on the floor, 351 487-5055. C-5-31 Call 351-0599. 3-5-11 CHEVY AUTOMATIC 349-1766 after 5:30 p.m. or ^SKYLARK. - custom, convertible 1965. Runs leave message at 351-3343. PORSCHE 911 T V-8. $900 or best offer. Call MANAGEMENT ir steering and - 5-5-16 - Targas, 484-7322 after 5pm. 2-5/11 COMPLETE IMPORT CAR TRAINEE MARIGOLD APTS. flreet, $225/ best offer. 1971. Fully equipped, SERVICE including ignition, - - aggressive |jNkes, excellent condition. 353-1500. SP5-5-15 excellent condition, 20,000 chassis, brakes, and electrical. goal oriented individual with 911 Marigold. c venings, 351-1618. ^ OLDSMOBILE F-85 1965 miles. $6,850. Serious Motorcycles Available retail experience, or college |&14 CHRYSLER station wagon. Automatic at ROBERTS graduate can be a part of our Fall. Large 1 bedroom apt. Engine and inquiries onlyl 332-4983. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. completely furnished. Newly < transmission 413, Newly transmission, V-8, power National Clients growing team. SKYLARK 1966 - 5-5-1 5 4980 Park Lake Road, carpeted. $170/ up. For rebuilt, $350. Cell 651-5818. steering. Clean, good running. PENTON Experience benefits, fee paid. appt. I, mechanically 125MX, 1971 - Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for call 337-7328 or 5-5/16 $300. 487-3096. 5-5-16 RAMBLER flawless, 21 HP, never raced, 351-8545. exhaust, tires and CLASSIC - 1965, new appointment. 0-5-31 1 tires. After 6pm, cell new tires, exhaust system. parts. Phone 646-2401. 3-5-11 QUIET GIRL for 2 COUGAR man summer ISHS36. 2-5-10 1968 - automatic, OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS VOLVO $200 or best offer. 332-2703. SERVICE - term, $67.50/ month. power, air, vinyl top, good Call Convertible, 1969 - Power 3-5-11 IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, 332-0741. 5-5-15 I* magnificent possession condition, $1,000, 332-4440. steering and brakes. Runs Lansing only, exclusively __3-5-1_1 good. $5 7 5 . 39 3-6503. RENAULT 1968, 40,000 miles, Volvo service shop. CLERK-TYPIST for bi-weekly LARGE TWO party furnished great gas mileage. 353-2814 SUPER LOW newsletter. Part time, CUTLASS 1972 - Supreme. prices on efficiencies. or 353-2811.3-5-10 permanent. 3308 South Air - Have air, AM/FM, vinyl top. motorcycle repairs, Randy NUDE Excellent condition. $3200. OPEL 1970 - sedan, sharp, 1 German, 35 1-8753, MASON BODY SHOP Cedar, suite 11. Phone conditioned. Close to - 812 393-0250. 3-5-14 campus. $138 summer. $158 owner, 25mpg. $900. TOYOTA ■PHOTOGRAPHY 1 tractive 373-3239 deys. 5-5-15 393-8558. 5-5-16 best COROLLA - 1971, offer. Call John, 675-7374. 3-5-10 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. fall. 484-0585, If no answer Mod,,, Complete auto WAITRESSES WANTED 351-1610. 0-5-31 882-1847 or 353-5988 1972 BRIDGESTONE - day DATSUN 1972 - 510, 2-door, - 350cc, painting and collision service. PINTO 1972 4700 miles, shift, night shift. Apply at l^eaLfcu*. - 3-5-10 excellent redio, 9000 miles, $1875. condition, 1,840 485-0256. C-5-31 CLOSE TO campus. 2 bedroom warranty good. Call THE DEPOT 355-7963. 5-5-10 miles, $650. Call 355-8775. furnished townhouse for 1 nAtf 337-1845 332-4014. 5-5/16 RESTAURANT, 1203 South SsCBUt TOYOTA CORONA , 1973 SP-5-5-14 responsible couple. June 16 - Aviation Washington Avenue. Days 1 'MViW, Kalama* station wegon. 3400 miles, August 30, DATSUN 1971 - 1200 coupe. PINTO 1972 - 200cc, radio, eir, only. No phone calls! 5-5/16 $200 monthly. eutomatic. $2495. 373-8871. 489-1215 °° yellow, vinyl top, 393-5488 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville, Call 489-5173 after 4pm, Mon Can be seen at 1134V4 South 5000 miles, clean, runs well. 3-5-11 • Set 351-9487. 2-5-11 after 5pm. 5-5-10 SECRETARY J 9 LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years - FULL time. • p.m. Sun Grand. 2-5/11 332-1887 after 5pm, $975. experience in all types of General office skills required. I TWO MAN Save $5 Wlth Ad FIREBIRD 1973 - Esprit, PLYMOUTH 1966 - 6cylinder, VEGA 1972. Excellent, 4-speed, SP5-5-14 flight training. Approved for 372-6170, Lincoln Center. - starting May 15th. Quiet, close to campus. Nevajo orange, white interior. standard. Good local stereo, extres. 14,900 miles TRIUMPH 1972 veterans. FRANCIS 2-5/11 332-2646. 5-5-11 Bonneville, Must sell. $3,300, or best 4 L°n' $15° 355-6772. 1-5/10 excellent condition, phone AVIATION, Airport Road. offer. 351-2015. 5-5-16 489-1027, 3-5-10 Call 484-1324. C-5-31 351-8627 before 2pm or after 11:30pm. 3-5-10 CROSSWORD GTfcUjPcktngfjam HONDA 500 four, 1972, fairing and luggage carrier, $1295 or Employment if PUZZLE ACROSS 111 °Uln best. 355-3710. 3-5-10 BMW, YAMAHA , TRIUMPH MODELS WANTED, $8 per hour. Hours 12pm - 12am. Phone 489-1215. 10-5-10 1 Political patronage 4 Marsh 24 Muscle .'8 Baking dish 30 Vegetable □aaniSa^aaSa hhbh aaa □□□ RICKMAN. Most 73's in 7 Scoter 31 Treasure □Eoaa nw stock. Some 72's at reduced BABYSITTER □□□□ULJIIWU URGENTLY prices. Leathers, helmets, needed! Waverly area, $30 parts, custom accessories and per week. Phone 484-0381 service. SHEP'S MOTOR 3-5-11 39 Chate ROTO 3KB EK3BQ SPORTS, INC. 2460 North 42 Sheltered Cedar, Holt. Just South of 43. Audition I GIRL STUDENT We need 44 Coin of Macao 96 overpass. Phone a 694-6621. C-5-5-11 kind, responsible, 45. Nobleman experienced student to live with us. Do some housework KAWASAKI 350 - A7SS, 1970, and cooking and help with 5500 miles. Ask for Mike, our 3 year old. Job begins 351-5961. 5-5-10 soon and goes through the summer and next ^yckingham APARTMENTS year. are now leasing student units for HONDA 450 - 1972, low Room, board, $130/ month. mer and fall. These spacious luxury apartments are completely mileage, excellent condition. Faculty home. Walking Call Tom, 351-2774. 5-5-16 fueled Each 1 Ure- and finished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual distance campus. 337t0241 after 5pm. 5-5-14 Call " r»l SCJZUKI X-6 HUSTLER - 22 Kidney bean control air 24. Perimeter conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 1968, 250cc, extras, good REGISTERED m9 spaces per unit. condition. $250. 351 7858. NURSt S inese puzzle Recreation is planned for with a heated 11-7:30 openings. Full time 26 Antique lr>iming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to 2 5-11 or part time. Paid luncheon 21 legal matter lea$ani0ng the fir,t '"'dents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. Summer AT THE. QARDtM and parking. Paid orientation m "•onths 65 are 3 nionths and start at $55 oer man. Fall leases are 9 + 12 OF EARTHLY HONDA excellent 1972V4 CB-350 period. Time and half for weekends worked. Apply at ( condition, 3400 7166 DEU6UTS N E.X miles. $625, extras. INGHAM COUNTY 353-0023. SP-5-5-16 EXTENDED sprxisjg -mm&s CARE FACILITY. 3882 Dobie WNT,exclusively bf? ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. KEEP KAP*E.N\N<3 1970 TRIUMPH Daytona 500, Road, Okemos, Michigan. Ms. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 EVERY DAY ! black, excellent, rebuilt, L. Risk, R.N., Director of $800. Evenings, 371-3741. Nursing. Phone 349 1050. EAST LANSING, MICHIQAN 48823 ABBOTT 2-5-11 5-5-11 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May Jo, )9j .Use* STUDENT Fo,s,h ' 355-8255 3658255 HOLT: STARTING June 1st. SUMMER - FIVE bedroom HOUSES FOR rent, furnished SEWING MACHINE clearance I|| SERVICE DD^GIW One minutes bedroom trl-level. 10 594-3773. 5-5/16 from campus. house walking distance, $70/ month. Bar. 332-8765. SP-5-5-16 for 4-6 men. 8 blocks to campus. Call between 10 am 5pm. 349-0262. 3-5-11 - salel Brand $49.95, $5 selection per of new portable, month, Lvge reconditioned sheets. $40 £?&,l sheets. ' *J0 ""til used machines. Singers, GIRL FOR 2-man. Summer SUMMER - 4 man, 2 bedroom, SUMMER - SIX bedrooms, large, near campus. Utilities Whites, Necchi't, New Home CONN C0RNEt CALL DAVP J5! tcl OUR BUSINESS IS GET YOUR HEAD and/ or entire year. 626 M.A.C., utilities paid, 12 and "many others." $19 95 YOUR PLEASURE! TOGETHER IN STYLE 351-1497. SP6-5-16 month option. $240/ month. included. 351-8076, to $39.95. Terms EVENINGS. W-5-13 CAUL COLLEGE at 337-1129 before 6pm. 5-5-16 485-1958. SP-5-5-11 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING j COMPANY. 1115 PANASONIC - STERcn"1 UNION BARBER SHOP TRAVEL 351-6010 Caterlrtg to MSU for 1 EXPERT STYI.ISTS TO NOW GIRL'S SINGLE rooms $78 or $62 Nicely SPANISH needs VILLA summer on Hagadorn residence or Weshington. 489-6448 C-3-5-10 North R ecorder ^££"1 •reverse. $175 4Rq °1 II summer. Weddings, Parties and Banquets ADVISE YOU 8-5:30 Mon. thru Fri. 355-335S LEASING FOR furnished, close. Share house. sublease. Across from 4:30pm. 3-5.10 I calf 349-9600 F SUMMER 351-6722, after 6:30pm. campus. 351 4684. 5-6-11 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. By Appointment or Just walk In bi (No apts. left for Fall!) 2-5-11 NEW. FURNISHED, central air, Tanks, canisters, and mellotrons, VA7,i MOVING SOON? THE ALOHAI Summer Rates: uprights. Guaranteed 1 full • EYES EXAMINED kitchen, Available now end CALL SUMMER SUBLET 2 year. $7.88 end up. DENNIS Wft NEW LOCATION - • g'lasses 2 Persons in City Guitar, CHUCK'S U-HAUL bedroom, $65 each, air, Dave summer. 351-6858 after DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, »n channel amphfu^B • contact lens 2 Bedroom Apt 351-2161. 6pm. X 5-5-11 DR. I.L. Collin*. Op tome trin TRAILERS, TRUCKS TOWBARS & HITCHES mKgjgbsr# Our Collection KSkSo/ Summer Straw -OpticaI Services Tapa Handbags! 3 4 Persons in - 4 man ELECTRONICS, 3490" 521$ S. Logan. 2662 E. Grand River or 3IRL NEEDED to share house house, furnished, clean. 526 NEW GIBSON guiters with hard Morning; and S7Pm 393-030 Call 351-3336 Virginia, 351-4119. 5-5-14 + 255 Ann St. 351-1911 2 Bedroom Apt. immediately, own bedroom, shell cases. Introductory $180 per mo. nicely furnished, full special: Hummingbird list WASHDAY RAVINGS SUMMER - NEED 2 people for BUD'S *25c PER LOAD, DR. D. M. DEAN privileges, $80 a month. nice house. 1 block. $525, now $315. Also in kfhrp Auto Parts Inc. THE BEST FOR LfcSS OPTOMETRIST CE PAR 393-8201, 372-5434. 5-5-16 332-5266. 3-5-10 stock at comparable prices: WENDROW'S Blue Ridge, Southern Jumbo, Late Model Motors and ECONOWASH CONTACT LENS VILLAGE EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom, FOR RENT and J-55. We also carry new parts a speciality. SPECIAL TEXAS Bogue St. at the Red Cedar furnished, $250. 12 month Guild, Yamaha, Epiphone Halfway between Holt and WASHER 50c SERVICES leese, available June 15, 351-5180 HOUSES, APARTMENTS, end other guitars. We 3006 VINE ST. 676-1557. 16-6-1 Mason on N Cedar 694-2154 332-6563 exclusively 210 ABBOTT RD. duplexes, farms. Furnished, carry Eagle CAPITOL AREA near LCC - Banjos. Everything new is unfurnished, all areas, all three rooms furnished, EAST LANSING, 5 bedroom KEG UNIVERSAL price ranges, children and always 15 - 50% off list price. OTHER carpeted, $140 includes house, $325/ month. And ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. BEER! pets okay. Fee required. Call TECHNICAL utilities. Girls married furnished 2 and 3 people nip or HOME RENTALS, 1004 East 541 East Grand River, (below DELIVER! WE PHOTO ENTERPRISES eye Service couple. 5-5-16 Phone 489 1276. private room apartments. Leases. Inquire 5-6pm, 135 Michigan Avenue. Phone 372-4600, open 9 - 9pm. Paramount). 1-7pm. C4-5-11 332-4331, Burcham Drive. 2-5-11 ERRY'S PARTY X30-5/31 wedding specialists Answering UNIVERSITY VILLA STEREO, NEW Dual 1229 20 SHOP 1573 Lk. Lansing Rd.339-257! and all occasions. 484-5315 APARTMENTS EAST SIDE, 4 bedrooms, turntable, new Sansui VOLUMES - EncydJ unfurnished, 9 or 12 month NEEDED 2 girls, summer. Close, International, 1972 e 635 Abbott Road own furnished rooms, $66. turntable, TEAC 350 Dolby never used, cheap. 3 lease, available September. cassette deck, Tom. PHONE: 351 2249 - 337-2492. 3-5-11 $250 and up. 676-1557. 353-0372. 3-5-10 L Apartments ~j ^jj|j j Apartments [j^p] Apartments ~||^^ Now leasing for and fall TRAILER - SIMILAR tol iamp3 doorl summer all closed in, ramp SUMMER, 2 bedroom, nice tires, ONE GIRL needed for America house on Lake Lansing, 6'x8'x6'high, gfeJ BEDROOM - sublease 1 MAN needed immediatelv, no SUMMER SUBLEASE -3 bikes, snowmobiles, m Apartment, summer, $45. furnished, 339-8922. 2-5-11 ROOM AND BOARD for female furnished, fully carpeted, air deposit, $65/ month, bedroom duplex, $220 plus Call 337-1844. 1-5-10 instruments or for' m. student in exchange for home conditioned, balcony. Twyckingham. 332-3738 utilities. 539 Virginia. GRADUATE COUPLE looking furnishings. $150] 337-9243. 3-5-10 after 5pm. 5-5-10 occasional babysitting. 694-0093.3-5-11 351-7700. 3-5-10 EVERGREEN ARMS for * a couple and a person to Transportation necessary. PLATE BLOCKS APARTMENTS share our home and * MINT SINGLES MAYTAG SUPER CHEAP CHRISTIAN GIRLS for Cedar need SUMMER ONLY. Nice clean responsibilities for summer, 372-2842. 5-5-14 * JUNK BOX mint PORTA conditio DRYEI roommate Village apartments. Utilities. Close to 341 Evergreen Street etc. Near campus. 275 For Summer 4-man for next year. Call campus, cheap. Call Bob, PHONE: 351-6821 SUMMER ROOM/ board, girls, * SUPPLIES anywhere. $60 or I Milford. 351-3754. Call or Across from 355-7297. 5-5-15 332-5048, Steve 337-0152. Now leasing for come by. 2-5/11 Theta House 303 Oakhill. 349-9371, 337-0100. LIBERTY COIN SHOP 351-5495 afternoons. $ 3-5-10 Campus ONE AND TWO bedroom summer and fall B-3-5-14 223 Abbott Rd. SQUINTING CAUSES wi 2,3,4,5 & 6 man furnished mobile homes, $25 NORTHEAST OF campus. 337-2401 NOW LEASING - summer and Next to State Theatre Apts. - $35/ week. 10 minutes to Country home with 5 acres ROOM AVAILABLE fall 2, 3, 4 man (women) on river. 2 bedroom campus. Quiet and peaceful partly immediately, $56. Spartan sunglasses. OPTli apartments, 54 block from furnished, $200. 351-7497 Call 332-6246 on a lake. 641-6601. 0-5-31 campus. 126 Orchard or call 676-2191 nights. 0-5-31 or Hall, 215 351-4495. 1-5-10 Louis. 3-5pm. UNTREATED SEEDS VEGETABLE DISCOUNT, 2615 Michigan, Lansing. 372* J 337 1800 before 1pm. 17-6-1 after 4 p.m. FAMILY OF MAN, 541 East Sunbathe EAST SIDE — Lansing. Close 3 men to to EAST SIDE. Phone, parking, Grand River. 5-5-15 18" G.E. color T.V. campus. share. very light cooking. Must be Excj Campus View Apts. on the SUMMER at CoUingtooob Private bedrooms, furnished, utilities paid. Available June quiet, day employed. $65. KUSTOM 300 P.A., plus condition, must 332-8141. 5-5-11 s BURCHAM Available June 11th. accessories. Call 351-7308 ALBERT STREET 551, one Air Conditioned 1st. 372-1199. 4-5-11 372-7973. 5-5-16 after 4pm. 5-5-15 block from campus. Large 2 Red Cedar WOODS Dishwasher FULLY ELECTRlJ bedroom, furnished, air . . . Spend your SUMMER poolslde EAST LANSING house. 3 CLEAN, COMFORTABLE typewriter excellent c Enjoy the best In summer llvlnc Shag Carpeting BOYS' RALEIGH Triumph, conditioned, balconies. 2 Unlimited Parking bedrooms, air conditioning, room for male student, must sell, $150. 332-1 $170. 3-4 man, $180. Water's Edge Apts. 'Heated Pool 'Laundry completely furnished, large 3-speed, 2 years old. 5-5-11 man, New Furniture cooking and parking, 'Ample Parking * Air Cond. fenced Excellent condition, $60. 351-6676. 10-5-21 Next to Cedar Village yard. July 1st - 484-1006. 3 5-14 'Nicely Furnished Models Open Daily 351-2379. 3-5-10 Summer Leases August 30th. $525 for the RANDALL HEALTH F EAST LANSING efficiencies for 2771 Northwind summer, includes SLEEPING ROOM near MSU, Summer Rent gas, Natural 100 - Unit 4 1 or 2. Air conditioned, cross Studio Apts. $125 mo. furnished. Phone 332-0322. CUSTOM 200 bass amp, two Rates from $42.50 Call 351-8282 electric, and water. 1 Bedroom $140 mo. 15" D-140 J.B.L's, Gibson 100 for $1.75 J campus, summer /fall leases. 2 Bedroom (Behind the Yankee Store) 351-0598. 5-5-14 2-5-10 $165 mo. Brookfleld Plaza Call 332-4418, 5-7pm. 5-5-11 Free Roommate Service Sec. Deposit - $xoo Thunderbird bass guitar with 1331 E. Grand River SUMMER two or three for QUIET ROOM for male student. case. Excellent condition. Downtown I 332-4432 745 Burcham Dr. 351-3118 - GIRL AND dog want room ii bomb apartment, last month 211V4 Grand River, across The set, $400, separately, 223 S. Wash " NEEDED - 2 ROOMMATES house near campus. 339-968 or 484-4014 free! 351-3607. $250 each. Very good buyl Good Nutrition IS Pre re for summer Cedar Village. 3-5-14 from Union. Upstairs. $48/ EAST LANSING -Snyder Road, after 5:30pm. 3-5-10 351-0747. SP-5-5-11 month. 5-5-10 627-7718. 3-5-10 ANTIQUE TRUNKS beauB lower duplex, 2 bedroom, 4 MILFORD STREET, 126, 2 GIRL WANTED for Cedar restored, nice Mother'® DELTA ARMS man furnished, parking, $260 blocks from campus. Deluxe, EUREKA CANISTER per month. Call 349-4157. air conditioned, furnished, 2 Village next year. Hurry, Call ', near campus, FALL,. ROOM and board. sweeper gifts. Also Louie Xivl APARTMENTS with attachments, deluxe 5-5-14 man, $180. 3 man, $195. 353-5666. 5-5-16 , parking. evenings, BOWER 351-4490.5-5-11 CO-OP, co-ed. Call model, cost $110 new, sell Seet. 882-9157. 3-5 71(J 235 Delta Street Now leasing. 332-3909. SUMMER for $25. After 3pm call JULIETTE COMPACT - PHONE: 332 -4929 126 MILFORD -Deluxe, 2 man 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 393-1510. C-3-5-10 MEN. CLOSE to MSU. Clean, turntable, 300 1 for summer sublet, call ONLY $140 per mo. Large 3rd MALE TO share expenses, Now leasing for 332-8481. 5-5-14 airy 1 bedroom apt. New quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone AM/FM, 8 track, I summer and fall. carpeting, completely own room, parking, grads 485-8836. 0-5-31 GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns Kathy, 353-2391. 3-5-lB furnished. preferred. 371-2695. 5-5-14 of all kinds. Buy, trade and ONE BEDROOM furnished, air. SUMMER SUBLEASE 2-3 man Furnished, i. 2 or 3 persons. 911 Marigold SUMMER. DOUBLE, sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, DARKROOM EQUIPMEl $140/ month. Available May apartment, furnished, air balcony, air Omega B22XL, dryer,! conditioning. for appt. call FOUR BEDROOM house, completely furnished, 2412 South Cedar, call 15th. 351-4799. 6-5/10 conditioned, close, $160. 337-7328 or 351-8545 trays, 1 light, reels, f 351-6949. SP-5-5-14 Reduced Summer Rates unfurnished, paid utilities. utilities, kitchen, parking, TV 371-2244. 18-6-1 Summer and/or fall. 6-12 lounge, laundry, verv close. chemicals, etc. After J 216 Beat St. 6:30-7:30pm. ONE MAN for 2 LARGE, TWO or three man, man. Summer, $80. 484-9774. 0-5-31 351-1414. 3-5-10 UNIVERSITY TERRACE evenings. 351-8294. 3-5-11 . TRAYNOR CUSTOM reverb, cheap, very close, summer. ____ no deposit, pool. 332-2787. APARTMENTS 200 watt top. -Two 12" 332-1393. 3-5-11 NOW LEASING summer and 3-5-14 SUMMER - ROOMS in big speaker cabinet, excellent TWO VOLKSWAGEN fen| 414 Michigan Avenue fall. Single never used. Primer cc rooms, $15 and house, near campus, utilities SUMMER. SINGLES, condition, $325. 332-6812. SUMMER AND/OR fall rental. PHONE: 337 -9341 up weekly. Office hours WHILE THEY LAST - summer, included in rent. 332-5497. completely furnished, 3-5-10 each. 339-9257 ] 3 bedroom duplex, furnished, 1 bedroom $110$ 130. 2 6:30pm. 3-5-10 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 5-5-15 utilities, kitchen, parking, TV air conditioned. 660 Virginia, after 3pm 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0-5-31 bedroom $150. 208 Cedar lounge, laundry, very close. East Lansing. Call 332-8338. 1 & 2 bedroom leasing Street. 1 bedroom T now B2-5-10 OKEMOS - 2 bedroom, 2 baths, furnished, utilities • - 5 apartment, MAN, 3 bedroom $100$ 120. $140. 1300 2 East bedroom, Grand FIVE with MAN sublease for conveniences. dreamhouse summer. Loaded $265. $60. 4 8 4-9 7 7 4.0-5-31 MALE / FEMALE summer KAROLYN'S carpet, River. After 5pm. 5-5-16 NORTH POINTE APARTMENTS paid, Phone 351 6006. 5-5-15 MALE GRADUATE dishwasher, furnished. Summer and fall. 672 Virginia Ave., 337-2714. disposal, BEECHWOOD TWO 353-4239. SP-5-5-15 ROOMS- - available vacancies, room / board, $200. 351-0100. 10-5-16 Nexus Co-op. kOTIENS AND KNlj 1230 Haslett Road — summer, summer. Females, lovely formerly the Bargain Barn next year, share furnished 5-5-14 APARTMENTS PHONE: 351-2353 home, walk campus, townnhouse. 1 & 2 Bedroom dishwasher, central air, Fireplace, 1% 1130 BEECH STREET 351-3498 after 5pm. 3-5-11 POLYESTER furnished or unfurnished miles. 355 3430 PHONE: 351-9564 ONE MAN needed to share new 332-2175 5-7pm. 3-5-11 2-4pm, 513 HILLCREST Now leasing for 2 GIRLS summer, TO close to share room, campus. 5 PIECE component. Excellent | DOUBLE-KNIT PRINTS mobile home, furnished, own summer and fall. 332-6620. 3-5-11 condition. Must sell. $350. I Reg. $5.98 NOW $3.98! ONE GIRL for Eden Roc Close - in and pleasant. 332-8141. 5-5-11 room, washer /dryer, nice park 5 miles. $70/ month. Apartment fall, winter, Reduced rates for EAST LANSING, modern 2 and 3 bedroom duplexes. 1 GIRL NEEDED for house ! ACETATE & NYLON KNITS 353-4106. 5-5-11 spring. 353-3314. SP-5-5-14 summer. Call 351-5829. Available summer. Call after starting summer, furnished, SONY QUAD unit, HP610, | Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.69! SA200 decoder amplifier, 4 I DRAPERY FABRIC 5:30pm 351-8920. 2-5-11 own room, 353-8043. 2-5-10 - 98c/yd. HASLETT ARMS SUMMER 2-3 man. Furnished, speakers. Dual changer, 6 I 128 W. GRAND RIVER in Williamston. Open Mori. SUBLET SUMMER, Close to APARTMENTS very close, parking. $150. months old, call after | thru Wed. 9-6. Thurs. till 9 p.m. Kri. 9-5. Closed Sat. m ONE OR two girls for attic 351-7636. SP-5-5-14 campus. Air conditioned, 135 Collingwood bedroom in Lansing. 5:30pm, 349-9623. 5-5-10 |Open Sun. 10-6. furnished. Cheap. 351-4825. PHONE: 332-3843 SP5-5/16 353-1066. SP-5-5-15 SUMMER, FURNISHED, Now GREEN! leasing for 4-man, 2 baths, very close, WALK TO campus, 1020 Short 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT TWO GIRLS needed summer summer and fall reasonable. Phone 332-8522. - Street, 4 man unit, furnished, term, two blocks from 3-5-10 furnished, air, 1 block utilities paid, 1 year lease campus, own room, $65 a ONE GIRL needed for campus, very reasonable, no starting 6/15, summer rates. deposit, 484 2803 or month, call 337-2462. apartment. Summer. Close to EAST SIDE, clean, furnished, 5 489-1893. 5-5-14 B-2-5-10 campus. 337-0346. 1-5-10 355-9144. 2-5-11 rooms, married couple NEED 3 girls for house, preferred $150, utilities paid. STUDIOUS MALE roommate available summer, new lease OWN BEDROOM - house with OKEMOS GIRL for 2 DODGE REALY, phone - man. for 2 man fall. $75/ month includes two other girls. Available 482-5909. 5-5-14 apartment, Own bedroom, furnished air $65 summer term, anywhere utilities, near campus. Own now. monthly, near conditioned, $87.50. Call close. Barry, 351-3143. campus. 485-1330, 325 North Pennsylvania large room. Phone 332-1263. 349-2682. SP-5-5-14 1-5-10 882-8096. 3-5-11 furnished upstairs with 1 3-5-11 SUMMER • 2 men for 4 man bedroom, includes utilities, close, air 337-2764. SP-5-5-14 conditioned, $135 per month. 351-7497. 0-531 SUMMER of SUMMER make it one of the June 15th - September 15th best in your life at Bachelor Apartments from $125.00 1 bedroom apartments from 140.00 "731" 1135 Michigan Avenue next to Brady Complfl 2 bedroom apartments from 150.00 A short walk from campus, "731" Apartments CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married cou| Low Security Deposit offers you the utmost in luxury and summer living. units for Spring, Summer & Fall. These spacious apartments are carried No Advance Payment of Final Month's Rent Lounge around the spacious pool gettin' tan and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and indivi1 ALL have pool privileges sippin' something chilly. air Inside your "731" apartment, you'll find plush - conditioning. These two - man units have parking space for every Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. aP8^"1 8 furniture and carpeting, complete with a balcony and have a full - time resident manager for any problems. If you want to be among See us for the best FALL TERM DEAL air conditioning. There's even a dishwasher to help first residents of CEDAR GREENS call 8 LOCATIONS today. The one - bedroom unitii clean up after parties. Visit "731" todayl $85/ month par man. for fall. Low summer rates. FOR RENTAL - lNF0R™*c Bachelor apartments from $137.50 Now Leasing Summer and Fall CALL: TERRY SHAFFER Between 1 & 8 p.m. 361 - 8631.SUMMER LEASES 1 Bedroom apartments from 204.00 vj or by FOR THREE MONTHS • FALL LEASES ARE FOR 9 or 12 MONTHS. 2 Bedroom apartments from 225.00 J~^)\ appointment Summer % AH FiU MANAGEMENTKXCLU&VKLf BY: Alt SVA1K MAHMKMPI <*•' per person ^J SUIT<| HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY 444 141 E. WWWAW HW*. Michigan ^ PHONE 351 - 7010 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1973 13 For S* 1* Task force study urges uaZILIAN, flAt'r nylon - ftrlno immaculate condition four A60X13 Rallaya GT tire*. Less than Goodyear FIND SOMETHING? If you've found LAKE SOMERSET frontage lifelong learning plan ST included - $80 500 miles. $90. 3-5/14 645-2272 of value, we want a pet or article to help you near Irish Hills, $5,900. (continued from page 1) education into the University's mainstream 35l-5830 SP5-5-1_6 return it. Just come into the 332-1325. 3-5-11 "If the board approves of the lifelong concept and predominant theme of the report. is the State enough units actively respond in this new direction, I ^OflOLA X-10 wild »tat« STAINED GLASS News Classified MOORES RIVER DRIVE - "Currently, few departments receive substantial budget craftsmen: Department and tell 2421 believe we can begin to see some significant effects within a allocations for lifelong education '°,Tio$l40n.wMklnB$5O. glass, lead solder, came, copper flu*. 332-4192. foil, want to place an ad in us you EAST — Executive ranch, 3 bedrooms, % acre. type year or two," Wharton said. "Most faculty members who undertake such activities," Wilkie said. 355-3761-3-5-21 3-5-14 LANSING STATE BANK'S found column. As a Has many special features, by Intended audiences for the new lifelong education accept them as additions to their standard duties." assignments 4010 auto reverie tape public owner, $43,900. Phone programs include: those whose educational The r - OTL 1000 MAMIYASekor service EAST LANSING 489 1276. 5-5-16 or economic University's Continuing Education Service E;,ck. Cheap. 337-2395. 55mm lens. Needs with liflhtmeter STATE BANK will run the backgrounds impede their participation in conventional compensates such faculty members according to an 3-5-11 ad at no extra campus programs; those seeking new skills for occupational overload pay schedule. work. $70. Diana, 332-1268 cost to you. OKEMOS - RIVERWOOD EAST LANSING subdivision. 1V4 year old, 4 advancement; professionals needing updating of their skills The report recommends that the ;r'a'NGE BLOSSOM diamond 1-6-10 in light of recent University's reward STATE BANK bedroom colonial. Carpeting, technological advances; housewives, structure be changed to reflect the new tnaemm rinB for sale. 25 SMITH drapes, central air retirees and others looking for meaningful ways to make faculty members emphasis. Those noint top color, new $230 CORONA, electric 12" C-5-31, who concentrate on lifelong educational their leisure time productive and ft!.. »1»0. typewriter. Used little, $80. Phone 351-5978. 2-5-11 LADIES GOLD band found in conditioning. Slate foyer entry, formal living room and have been unable to take people who in the past advantage of the resources of the activities would do so as part of their would be rewarded with pay regular workloads and 32-1601. 3-5-11 Kedzie classroom, leave raises, promotions and tenure message dining room. Custom University. to the same degree as those more interested in traditional room 303, kitchen, IqNCORd"7"STEREO reorder. raaUwvv he*,. tape 355-6590. C-3-5-14 large family breakfast room. room, Many Wharton said that the MSU's current lifelong concept Continuing Education Service goes beyond on - campus teaching. The report stresses that MSU's more featuresl 349-3043. , a separate ability to undertake 3-speed folding FOUND: LADIES gold watch. unit of the University, in that every college and academic wider lifelong education responsibilities 5-5/16 depends upon division will participate. fixtures. Classical ,^1, records, COCKER SPANIEL — roglitered Monday Agricultural morning Hall. 351-4020 around "What the report increased funding from private foundations, state sell! Cheap. 332-2636. after 5pm. C-3-5-14 envisages is a total University government and the local communities whose people would commitment to the lifelong education be directly served. 3-5-11 concept," Wharton said. "That is an LOST 4 month old important distinction. We are talking The report was released about a week after an kitten. Black about utilizing Recorded tapes- h 3ASENJI BARK LESS with brown specks. UNION BOARD summer flights Universitywide resources, not merely announcement by Wayne State University that it plans to off- s,ock c,0«#0ut- puppies, 355-8082. SP5-5-15 to Europe from Detroit and establishing some new unit to carry on off - campus create a college of lifelong education. AKC, good for pets, show or education." MARSHALL MUSIC, East Windsor. Stop in 1-4p.m., Wharton said that the major difference between the two hunting. Phone 489-9323 Lansing, c-1-5-10 LOST: GOLD Monday - Friday. 2nd floor. The task force, which was composed of 22 members :oncepts is that Wayne's program will be a separate unit 5-5-16 woman's ring, vicinity Beal Union. C-5-31 including MSU deans, faculty members, administrators, whereas MSU will integrate the Y TC630 stereo reel - reel Botanical philosophy into all areas of SAMOYED PUP - AKC Gardens. Sentimental. students, alumni and community representatives, made 67 ;he University. lP< recorder. Wollensak 7" registered, wormed, 2 shots, Reward. 353-6990. 5-5-10 WANTED SOMEONE to travel, formal recommendations in its jel reel portable tape camp backpack the report. "Every academic unit (at MSU) will be directly involved pedigree of champions, western William Wilkie, special assistant I reorder.Mamiya - Sekor U.S. and Canada to Wharton and as an integral part of their commitment to education," I 10000TL. 35mm SLR Wyoming bred, reasonable LARGE, YELLOW with white from chairman of the task force, said Wharton said. price, 487-0829. 5-5-14 chest 1 year old female DOG. mid-June to integration of lifelong i. Takumar 50mm F4 approximately Lost East Lansing, reward. mid-Autust. Call Orin, I automatic Macro lens. 500 DACHSUNDS MINIATURE 332-1193. 3-5-11 882-2025. SP5-5-15 ir lens, T-mount. AKC. Show, breed or pet. IrjusCa mint. New Vivltar zoom ies, discount prices, $139. 0 used 8 track tapes, $1 Exceptionally 332-3101.4-5-11 beautiful. FOUND: CASH Phone 353-8852 , Mathematics library, Wells Hall. January 9. Service Informer use protested mornings, I and up. 1000 used stereo ONE YEAR old identify. C-3-5-11 Brittany OVERSEAS (continued from page 1) ms, 50c and up. 8 track Spaniel, male. Mellow dog. composed primarily of I cassette decks, auto tape Australia, Southeast Asia, others on May 1, 1972 at Crisis in America and other 1 I players, $15 up. used portable stereos Polaroid cameras, $5 Call 677-2002. 2-5-10 IUPER GREY Pinto Personal 32) Africa, Europe America. For information and South on Annoucements for It's What's Happening must be received in Gay Liberation will host a the Placement Bureau while protesting military supporting groups such as Students for a Democratic cameras, gelding employment write the party at 8:30 p.m. Friday at 215 14.2h, 5 years, reasonable. State News office, recruiting on campus. i PREGNANT? WE understand. INTERNATIONAL 341 S. Homer St. Call the Gay Society. projectors, binoculars, tv Chris, 485-0944. SP-5-5-15 Student Services Bldg., by 1 Liberation office for rides or Of the nine arrested, Call OVERSEAS SERVICES, least s, tested and guaranteed, us. PREGNANCY p.m. at two class days information. The petitions state that COUNSELING. 372-1560. P.O. Box 6534 Burbank, before publication. only Royal has been lios, typewriters - portables SPRINGER No the SPANIELS, liver California 91505. 5-5-14 announcements will be accepted convicted for obstructing a sympathizers believe d electrics, adding and white. Welped April 8th. __0-5-31 by phone. Gay Liberation will meet at 3 law officer. that Royal's actions were ichines, $29 up. Italian p.m. Sunday in Union Parlor B. AKC and American Field COSMIC WEEKEND: Seminars, FOR At Royal's trial in April, not a criminal act and that QUALITY All those interested are invited. |wall tapestries. WILCOX registered. Phone 332-5517 all phases of self service on The Community Planning iMiller testified that Royal the HAND STORE, 3-5/12 All - awareness. stereo equipment, see the and Simulation Game will jury's decision was a invitedl Davenport STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East be The Peace and Justice had identified Officer James 1509 East Michigan, Lansing. College 415 Fulton, Grand played at 7 p.m. today in 312 Committee of St. John's "miscarriage of justice." "1 I Grand River. C-5-31 1 485-4391. Trades, layaway, Mobile Homes Rapids. Astrology - Psychics Agriculture Hall. If you have Student Center will sponsor a Dunlop and several other Several personal letters nk cards. 8 - 5:30pm dally. any questions, call Tony at the policemen as "campus pigs" — Yoga — Blessings you. Finest in Quality kegger at 8 p.m. Friday in the have also been written and IC-5-31 Volunteer Bureau, 3SS-4400. lower lounge, 327 MAC Ave. 2-5-11 Reasonable in Prices several weeks before the mailed to Royal's AMERICAN HOMEDALE 1970 The MSU Chamber Orchestra demonstration. lawyer, INVESTIGATIONS Coulter's Carpet & Kenneth Mogill from NO ■LP SPORT TENT, chouinard — Many extras, including - case will preview an upcoming Applications for student Royal, on the other Detroit. Mogill will then too large or too small. Upholstery Cleaners concert at 11:30 a.m. 1165'X 11mm rope. Also washer and dryer. Available Contact the North Case Hall today in positions on the Human Ecology hand, testified that he was present the letters to Judge June 1st. Call 694-8408 after COUNSELOR'S lobby. Joan dean's undergraduate advisory not immer. 1- 543-6660. Residential aware of Dunlop's ADVOCATE INC., Lansing, Carewe will be guest conductor. committee, Salmon. 6pm. 5-5-11 college standing status Michigan. 394-0900. 5-5-10 Commercial committees and Academic as a policeman. Industrial Students, faculty and staff Council representative are Dunlop was dressed in Attempts have also been HIYA/ SEKOR 500TL single 10'x56' - CARPETING, AIR are invited to a weekly Bible available in 7 Human Ecology plain clothes and was made to obtain a copy of lens, reflex 50mm, 1:2 lens. conditioning, furnished, ART AUCTIONS Original homes, offices, stores study from noon to 1 p.m. Bldg. and are due by S p.m. badgeless when he and other - today in 130 Natural Resources the testimonies at the trial, | $100.355-3123. 3-5-14 excellent condition. Within graphics: Lithographs, Bldg. Call 353-0823 for officers broke up the first but efforts were discouraged walking distance of campus. posters, woodcuts, serigraphs. 5 - Zenith Circle of 332-2091 after 6pm. 5-5-14 All information. Come dance to the music of day of a week - long series when the committee custom framed. Dali, I Sound, and Lexington with Universe from 7 to 11 p.m. of protests. members found Baskin, Miro, Jansem, many 3211 Ravburn Dr. The the ir and BSR weekly People Club will Friday on MAC Ave. between turntable, GREAT LAKES 1969 others. Saturday May 12th. 393-3750 meet at 7 p.m. Friday in 33 Royal was convicted on transcripts cost $1,000. - Burcham and Elizabeth Streets. ■ $50each. Schwinn girl's bike, Double header Union 12'x44', excellent condition, inspection to discuss "The April 20. He will be | $20.355-1235. B-1-5-10 lakeside lot, TV and other 1:30pm Auction 2pm. HOROSCOPES Communist Manifesto." Come if sentenced on May 25. STORY'S , extras included, minutes Inspection 7:30pm, Auction PROFESSIONALLY Cast. you can. M CLARINET excellent The Southern Africa Since the - from MSU. Ideal for 8pm, art sale after each Natal, Progressions. Fees Liberation Support Committee Campus Crusade for Christ conviction, ondition, ■ 353-1836. SP-5-5-16 case included. Call students. Call 625-7770 after 4pm. 5-5-14 auction. All different pieces for each auction. At Inn variable. 337-9215. SP-5-5-16 W.W. Sears. will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Captain's Room, Sunday Union, will meet at 7 p.m. Union Gold Room. today in the several Royal sympathizers have requested that Circuit DAILY America 2736 East Grand Court Judge Marvin J. DOZEN to organize and plan a program. The theater group El Teatro River, East Lansing, WEDDING GOWNS - formals. All are welcome. Salmon NEW MOON, 1971 12'x60'. 2 Campesino will perform at 7 give Royal a ART AUCTIONS - CENTRAL GALLERIES of Any sewing or alteration for bedrooms, excellent Indiana. 3-5-11 you. 355-8101. SP-5-5-14 The Rodeo Club will meet at p.m. Sunday in 109 Anthony Hall. The public is welcome. suspended sentence. USED condition, reasonable, 6 p.m. today at Lipka's, 181 Petitions have ■original graphics been desirable lot. Phone FREE ... A lesson in SUMMER DAY CARE Haslett Road, Haslett. hot dog to roast and Bring a You are invited to picket circulated by the Political SPECIALS I at inn america 655-3126 after 5pm. 3-5-11 complexion care. Call The M.S.A.U. DAYCARE Anyone interested in rodeo is beverages. your nearest A&P with the Defense Committee 27 36 E. Grand River 484-4519 485-7197 East Michigan Lansing Mall. or CENTER, in Spartan Village invited. Lansing Lettuce Boycott from 10 a.m. to 2 OF T REMBRANDT 1969 - 12'x60\ has openings for children rges p.m. Saturday. Call Bouble Header Inspection Excellent condition, skirting, MERLE NORMAN 214-5. For children of Rough Stock; events for the 485-7478 for details. WEEK |30 Auction Surveillance at 2; COSMETICS STUDIOS. students, iction 7:30 Auction at storage shed, disposal, air faculty, staff. Intracollege Rodeo will be held A speech on "The Life and ill different pieces conditioner, partially _C-3-4-19 Summer term. 353-5154. Saturday at Clare. Meet at 8 Principles of Cesar Chavez" will 65 Ford for BL-1-5-10 a.m. at the Livestock Pavilion furnished. $3500. 677-5191. MOTHER'S DAY be presented at 8:30 tonight in CARDS, for rides and directions. Call 4 dr 5-5-15 119 Berkey HaU. Fanny Farmer Candy. 3SS-8400 for more information. NTRAL GALLERIES of GULLIVER STATE Instructions ll^l $188 DRUGS, RHA will present its VD (continued from page 1) INDIANA PARKWOOD 1970 - 12'x60' 1105 East Grand River, East Community service majors Awareness Program at 8 tonight with 12'x7' expando. Washer will sponsor a flea market from of the committee, made an 62 TR-4 CONVERT JK CASSETTES 90 minutes; Lansing. C-5-5-11 in Brody Hall Auditorium. 1 to 4:30 p.m. fl30 lownoise, 10 cromium dryer, window air BANJO AND guitar lessons. All Saturday at the objection to the questioning conditioner, 10'xlO' utility TV RENTALS $23 per term, Spartan Village Day Care You are invited to and a motion was passed ■«o»de. 351-5390. 1-5-10 styles, ELDERLY Center. There will a meeting shed. Fully skirted on lot, $9.50 per month. Free INSTRUMENTS, 332-4331. supervised playground for kids. be a of the Christian Science that the committee move on M92 King Arthur's Court, delivery, service and pick-up. Organization at 4 p.m. today in to other business. C-5-31 Clean your closets and market 489-9709. 3-5-11 No deposit. Stereos available the East McDonel Hall lower in complete with sails at same rates. Call your goodies. lounge. The issue of informers 66 CHEV trailer. Call after NEJAC, WANTED - INSTRUCTION on 6pm, 337-1300. C-5-31 The i 11 was reintroduced as new Wagon |W1210.3-5-14 1 2'x53' COMPLETELY potters instruction wheel. Private organizational AT meeting of the A Free U class on Citizen business and a motion was J167 furnished mobile home. Close preferred. Input is open to anyone " LEATHERS, FURS, from 332-1278. 5-5-14 MSU Student Employes Assn. at interested and is passed instructing Bernitt to TV, Country French to campus, nice lawn. Call 2 p.m. Saturday in 31 Union. presently antelopes to zebras. Cheapo covered couch and 332-4960. 5-5-16 prices! 1905 West Saginaw, Student employes from all units involved in a video tape program on court involvement. Call Jim report to the committee in 66 Riviera Oils. 351-3754. 2-5-11 are urged to attend. its next meeting May 14 on: Gre?n 2 dr. HT 4BP-5080. C-5-5-11 it 355-7984 for time and place. 1973 SKYLINE 12x50', the disposition of Boies dinner front - The Russian and East *344 and rear bedrooms, Peanuts Personal The MSU Broadcasters are photographs taken by $4,195. 1973 Skyline ( e real European Studies Program will looking for dancers for a 50s Deborah Miller in her role as beauty!), 12'x64', Barcelona PROFESSIONAL IBM present the Soviet film rock and roll TV show. For an infiltrator of Students 68 Olds 88 "Alexander Nevsky" at 7:30 dissertation information on tryouts, contact 4 dr. -Blue Spanish - $7,495. THOMAS typing. MA p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. for a Democratic Society Saturday Jim Lowe at 355-8372 or MOBILE HOME SALES, THANKS DIM-DIM, Bubba. English degree. MARTY in 102B Wells Hall. 'I STEEL string, good 12750 Colby Lake Road. 10 NORTH, 351-3487. C-5-31 355-3883. during the previous school *516 Lovely flowers. Love, Ann, Hood miles east of Frandor, just The Bahais of East year; the disposition of condition, folk Karen, Cindy, Rachel. 1-5-1 Lansing The Organization of Jewish $20. Haslett, north of M-78. Call anytime, PROFESSIONAL IBM typing will present Richard Thomas Students will meet at 7:30 p.m. officer Dunlop's 69 Ford ® after 3pm. 5-5-16 675-5152 or 675-5373. OH NO, new Sammy Execs. (Pica-Elite). 11 years speaking on "World Unity the today in the Snyder Hall Trophy photographs taken, contrary 4 dr Goal: the Emergence of a New 2-5-11 Watch experience. S AN Dl, 339-8934. Room. All those interested are to the department policy, at out world) Gayleand Marge. 1-5/10 Luck, C-5-31 World Order" at 7 p.m. today in welcome. demonstrations May 4 and *464 lllC0RONA typewriter. 9l,ctrlc Elite ELCONA 10' finished 12'x16' x 51' plus EXPERIENCED IBM typing, 210 Berkey Hall. All those interested are invited. For information on Shabbos May 9, 1972. Bemitt is 66 Ford "•♦85. bedroom, ANGELA, HAVE a happy at the also requested to report on Nights, 355-2986. pica / elite. 1331 East Lubavitch Student central air, $3,500. 677-8491. birthday. Despite the tests, the 4 dr. Kalamazoo. 489-1058, Synagogue of Farmington, call disposition of written 5-5-16 enjoy your day. Carl. 1-5-10 351-2105. after 5 p.m. 371-3546. 7-5-18 reports on SDS and similar J116 The Black Students of Case groups taken from reports MMN BROWN. Typing and DONT FORGET blood comes Hall will sponsor a soul dinner by Miller to Sgt. Cleeves, 69 Ford LTD multilith offset printing. only from people. from 4:30 to 6:40 p.m. today in Dept. of Public Safety Blue 2 dr. HT Complete service for the Case Hall cafeteria. officer, during the 1971 - 72 Professional dissertations, theses, donors academic year: disposition J748 compensated. MICHIGAN Is STRESS coming to the manuscripts, general typing, COMMUNITY BLOOD and possible existence of all IBM. 23 years experience. CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Lansing area? Join with the Students for similar files acquired in the 66 Ford a Democratic 349-0850. C-5-31 Monday, Thursday and Society in the campaign to stop surveillance of political Wagon Friday 94:30pm. Tuesday and the Investigations Coordination groups or individuals on TYPING TERM papers. Wednesday 12-6:30pm. Unit. For information, call campus. '288 Experienced, pica print, C-5-31 675-7589 or 489-9119. reasonable rates. Call 651-6341. 7-5-17 The Inter-Varsity Christian The informer isssue will 85 Olds 88 USED INEXPENSIVE steel Fellowship will meet at 7:30 take priority at the Conv. string folk guitar with case. today in 34 Union for the COMPLETE THESES 351-6534. 2-5-10 p.m. Urbana '70 film and a chain., committee meeting 3 p.m. M88 SERVICE. Discount printing. for some creative praise. Monday in 443A IBM typing and binding of Administration Bldg. 65 theses, resumes, publication. WANTED TO BUY or - working Gay Liberation's Festival of Mustang non-working motorcycles, Across from campus, corner Life Committee will meet at mini-bikes, go - carts. All 7:30 p.m. today in 309 Student /AST TONY COATS M.A.C. and Grand River, terrein vehicles and Services Correction M75 below Jones Stationery Shop. Bldg. All those snowmobiles. Call anytime. interested are invited. ON GRAND RIVER Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. 393-6503. 5-5 15 67 Pontiac -P' Hi" Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for C-5-31 GIRLFRIEND, AM Nomination Distinguished forms for the A Washington Star - Wagon frta SUMMER- and FALL. These specious apartments are carpeted and three week romances. About tired of are available Educator Award in 307 Student News story run as part of *386 |nj|jr *ith distinctive, comfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal THESIS, TYPING printing, self to Carter G., Box 211, Services Bldg. through Friday. Wednesday's wire service u.COndit,oninft and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces binding, Call Reasonable prices. COMMERCIAL Okemos. 3-5-11 story on Watergate ■iw! 8nd include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Application 1973-74 forms for the incorrectly stated that Hugh PRINTING, 337-0712. Senior Class Council W. Sloan Jr., former nNutw1 ,he ac»demic year there will be free bus transportation to and from 10-5-16 WANTED TO RENT - 4 are available through Friday in treasurer of President hb» 81,0 have a , tim« Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you want bedroom house campus for fall. Call Bob close to 307 Student Services student who will have senior Bldg. Any Nixon's ! re-election STORY 160 Per " the ,im Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at EXPERIENCED IBM typing. after 5pm, 351-1439. 3-5-14 status next year is eligible. committee finance group, i'1!?1nth PBr m#n ,or icmmer $62.50 month per man in the fall. FOR Dissertations. FAYANN.489-0358. C (Pica Elite). told government EAST LOT '^FORMATION CALL at 34*3530. 5-31 FEMALE ROOMMATE and ride Tryouts for actors, singers and gymnasts for a children's investigators he had agreed 1153 E. Michigan ^exclusively BY, mi STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Go with itl Check the efagam to Humanistic Psychology Conference in musical will be held at 7 p.m. to perjure at the Watergate Chicago this Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday and trial. The Star News ,Qne Block From Campus 3®1-U1Q) new apartment rant els in weekend. Call Regina, Sunday at the Okemos Barn announced the correction today's Clanified Ads. 351-5517. 1-5-10 Theater. Bring music. Wednesday. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May ,0 PAPER TOWELS WON'T HELP Forums give VD warning By JOAN HAMILTON If one day you find from toilet seats or Health Dept., and Tom almn<» yourself sitting in the bathroom doorknoos. Bodine, a Lansing resident contra,.* \ LaiWayi This lack of Did your mother ever waiting room of a public health clinic thinking about knowledge has prompted the Residence involved programs. in VD awareness contact 2, °Ugh'' disease. ' 8 °arTiei warn you about covering all those paper towels Halls Assn. to present a The program features a Svmnt toilet seats with you've wasted, you'll realize forum on venereal disease at film towels and paper entitled "You Got include ti?mS 1 washing your that mother does not always various residence halls What?," illustrating the sore ppearan hands before leaving the know best. around campus, this week,*" —* seriousness of* the " disease bathroom so you wouldn't catch one of those awful diseases that everybody Contrary to popular belief, those "awful" include Dr. Georgia Johnson, of the> University to fear, guilt and ignorance di^nnfCted -™as knows about but never talks -- of its victims. m„a„,?rs\ mean tbe do diseases, namely venereal Health Center, Lynn Taylor, Syphilis and gonorrhea, Later sta infection 'mection ii about? diseases, cannot be aquired of the Ingham County two major types of VT)| fever es may ® ■ mioat hair and eventual damage after manyy Milliken recommends consumer aid plans Gonorrhea prevalent in Ingham, than syphilis, \connnuea rrom page if Pub"c representation on the government In the field of and preserving plants to burning' sen-tu misrepresentative re«ulatory boards in state consumer protection and to guarantee the purity of urination and . advertising, <0 that the consumer receives Consumer interests will be recommendations which of Agriculture would receive If untreated" . the specific goods or ^presented on the boards will serve to make Michigan increased power to license may cause arthr'itif services that he bargained and commissions m the more responsive responsive to the places places handling food, blinrfn J tlS' and blindness for," Milliken said. Dept. of Licensing and needs of consumers in our and they would also examine If i n fe cted The governor's Regulation, he said. state," he said. the possibility of adopting important to knm A governor's consumer Because of unit recommendations also high " pricing for food and symptoms, seek conference, which will be tra included an elimination of pressure salesmen and the need for regulations on and report all c held in September, will the holder in - due - course - inadequate regulation in real food labeling. 4 L unty ( doctrine in auto installment investigate consumer estate, Milliken proposed an Legislation was department" VD sales, which would allow the educati°n and protection expansion of real estate recommended to protect cured painlessly if h! consumer legal defenses and offer proposals in that license law and mobile home buyers and its early stages, against finance companies area, Milliken said. enforcement. clarify regulations Referrinp tn n, J when the auto he purchased The conference will be He also urged legislation concerning these homes. BuiU nf g„ th*' through the companies Planned by the Michigan regulating food products. In addition, Milliken Johnson breaks down. Under the Consumers Council, which Milliken would license called for tighter controls audience th present doctrine, if the car deals with consumer law operators of canning over collection agencies, kept confident. ~ does not run, the consumer "V* complaints. Milliken machines and strengthen credit unions, franchise and all the shamP » 1 still has to make payments sai® ' ro'e °' *"e council state supervision of canning investment schemes . needier to the finance company. should be greatly A task force on expanded. automobile repair will be I have asked the Jmt wa established by Milliken, in order to examine and consumers undertake an council to internal study It's that time of year when students camp out in residence hall lobbies in the hope of recommend means to of lts operation and the securing a place in the hall of their choice. These students wait for signup to begin for guarantee consumers the structure of state Mason - Abbott Halls rooms. services they expect. State News photo Milliken also urged that by Dave Schmier The committee is to report its findings and recommendations by the The Michigan House has agreed to set end of the 1973 - 74 legislative session. up a nine - member committee to Many lawmakers Committee angered were investigate the Dept. of Civil Service when the state Civil Service and to determine whether the Commission earlier this year department is properly supervising the abandoned the traditional "rule of merit system for to expl state jobs. determining who gets three" in determining job placement. Under the "rule of three," If you want to Creation of the panel department heads must pick from talk travel, we're was approved Tuesday on an unrecorded vote among the top three scorers on civil service tests when awarding jobs. The right across the street. state through a resolution offered by Rep. Bobby Crim, D • Davison. commission said the rule of three The resolution said an practice was inflexible because civil investigation is needed because of service tests alone do not COLLEGE TRAVEL reports that the necessarily service civil service system "has not remained free of influence." show who is best qualified for a job. given 351-6010 Due to many requests, tickets are being sold individually at $3.50 May 7-12 75« Mon-Thur $1.00 Pri&Sat TWO MIGHTS OF MUSIC fri-opm-mayn With TWA THE EAGLES it pays to beyounj TWA's got a lot of things to help you in a lot of ways around the U.S. and Europe. Gram Parsons But nothing comes close to the adventure¬ some brave blockbuster Worldtrek expe¬ ditions (arranged exclusively through TWA Lester Flatt Worldtrek. This isn't a vacation, it's an experience. " the Nashville Grass From two weeks trekking the flnrHa <>f Scandinavia to 12 weeks on a sa-8pminayi2 to Kashmir. 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