the michigan Volume 65 Number 155 Michigan State University IMdW: East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 15, 1973 iantlon, students iscuss courses By SUSAN AGER Languages and taught by that language programs now offered by the State News Staff Writer department's faculty, Cantlon said. He said he and his advisers college in French, Spanish and I More than 50 protesting students have Russian. n Justin Morrill College were told "agonized over this decision for 15 The students, most of whom had » , by Provost John Cantlon months." v taken courses in the J.0," the college's intensive language He also said the decision was a language program, picketed briefly in front of the Irogram would be relocated to avoid "foregone conclusion" almost two Administration Building. years ago, but that he was merely T The'^program, scheduled for waiting for verification from the Dept. They then presented Cantlon with letter which voiced "profound a llimination in 1974, will be of Romance languages that they displeasure" at the elimination, asked ansferrod to the Dept. of Romance could and would pursue the intensive for an effective avenue for student and faculty input on program decisions and demanded Cantlon's immediate attention to the matter. Seven nontenured foreign language teachers, including four temporary instructors and three assistant professors, will be released from their teaching positions because of the decision. In their letter, the students called the faculty members "of vital importance" to the college, and explained that they have "taught courses about women in literature, Asks consider worked with the field study program and arranged volunteer programs in the Lansing Chicano community," as Early Monday afternoon, Charles Norman, (left) one of 50 students from Justin Morrill College well as taught technical who filled an Administration Bldg. conference room, protested the elimination of JMC's skills of the languages. intensive language program to Provost John Cantlon (right). Norman, a Holt senior in JMC's When questioned by students, Spanish program, presented Cantlon with a letter stating the group's feelings and asking (continued on page 7) immediate consideration of them by Cantlon. State News photo by C.L. Michaels PROGRAM CANCELLATION POSSIBLE Cranky' wings trouble Skylab CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) • A Weitz, who were to spend 28 days open both sets of the solar power confirmed that the panels did not cranky set of solar power wings failed aboard Skylab, watched from a panels. to open properly open. Monday on the viewing area three miles away as the Mission Control for a Packed aboard Skylab is a complex Skylab space station, threatening to space cabin rocketed away. time indicated that the failure may of instruments for the study of solar cancel the new American space After the launch, the space - craft be a false reading as the result of a program only a short time after it had physics, astronomy, the resources of *. ■ successfully performed a series of data dropout. But later, near the end earth and of the medical changes of started with a flawless launch. automatic procedures, but failed to of Skylab's first orbit, officials the men aboard the space station. The 118 - foot skylab, the nation's first space station, was smoothly shot - m into orbit from Cape Kennedy at 1:30 p.m. EST, but an hour and 10 minutes later Mission Control said the solar cell wings, which supply electrical power Erlichman's safe held to the spacecraft by converting sunlight, had failed to automatically deploy. 17 Mission Control's attempt to extend the wings with a manual command from the ground failed. One set of solar panels, arrayed like the blades of a wind - mill, successfully missing wiretap files FROM WIRE AND LOCAL REPORTS Friday and Tuesday, May 22, 23 and provided by the NBC television opened. But the second set, which 24 and June 12 to 14. WKAR - TV network. supplies more than half of the Skylab WASHINGTON - John D. Ehrlichman's White (Channel 23) will broadcast the day's The whereabouts of the Ellsberg power, remained folded against the House safe hearings beginning at 8 p.m. WJIM - Skylab side of the space station. contained Daniel Ellsberg's and wiretaps had been a mystery until launched TV (Channel 6) will have live coverage Ruckelshaus' disclosure. The missing 16 other missing wiretap files, it was Walter J. Kapryan, launch director from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and files were a major factor The rocket carrying the Skylab was launched disclosed Monday by acting FBI Friday in the Monday at Cape at Cape Kennedy, said that without Friday, the station said, dismissal of all charges against the solar wings a planned launch today Director William D. Ruckelshaus. WILX TV Ellsberg Kennedy, Fla. Astronauts Conrad, Kerwin and Weitz are - (Channel 10 ) and Anthony Russo in the of the first crew of astronauts to live He said he "had to arm wrestle with said it will broadcast Pentagon what is Papers trial in Los Angeles. scheduled for launch and linkup today, though failure of the aboard the Secret Service" to get the files. Skylab could be canceled. lab's solar power wings threatens the program's future. The startling revelation was made as Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad the White House worried publicly AP Wirephoto Jr.. Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. about the effect on televised Senate hearings on Watergate legal processes Bernitt plans and a judge ordered John W. Dean Ill's OUNCIL TO HEAR INPUT potentially explosive papers turned over to investigators. government and Senate on activities Meanwhile, acting Atty. Gen. Elliot A special meeting has been questions asked him by students at last Trees get L. Richardson last chance was ready to name a scheduled for Wednesday to obtain Wednesday's committee meeting. special prosecutor from a list of information on the University police The questions deal with four names and there was testimony on use of informers. photographs taken by Deborah Miller Capitol Hill that Ehrlichman, H. R. in her role as an infiltrator at Avenue will be created. Planners hope Haldeman and Dean tried to involve meetings By CHRIS DANIELSON by East Lansing, the state, and the Richard O. Bernitt, director of the of the Students for a Democratic this will eliminate a bottleneck the CIA in covert activities other than MSU Dept. of Public Safety, agreed State News Staff Writer federal government, will widen and Society (SDS); photographs taken by relocate the intersection of causing jog that currently exists at the the burglary of Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Monday to meet with all interested Officer Michigan James Dun lap at ;^ea residents intersection. Live coverage of the Senate's persons at a public meeting at 9 a.m. will get their Avenue and Harrison Road, demonstrations on May 4 and 9, 1972; ftond and last chance to voice their The project was first proposed < in Though $39,000 was included in Watergate hearings, which start at 10 Wednesday in the ASMSU Board the disposition of reports on SDS and lews about a last year's city budget to pay the city's highway project that June 1971, assistant city enginneer a.m. Thursday, will be carried by local Room iii 328 Student Services Bldg. other groups gathered by Miller's •wives the removal of 28 trees share of the $400,000 project, television and radio stations. Bernitt said Monday at a Public- --13 Robert Bruce said. The federal funds surveillance and the disposition of files which are now on the increased costs have resulted in an WKAR radio (870 AM) will have Safety Committee meeting that he will University come from the Topics Program, on campus political groups and ?™Pus - at the East (continued on page 7) live coverage until 1 p.m. on Thursday, provide written responses to several individuals. Lansing City which designed to improve urban !?c'' meeting tonight. roads and was passed as part of the ^Construction, which is funded Federal Highway Act of 1968. The city engineering department and the State Highway Dept. decided 2nd deon of student inside Tuesday that there would be no major environmental impact resulting from Good the construction. Federal engineers , 0" page ' morning! 3, read about the employes Pizza and Sandwich concurred with this decision, David Merchant, federal engineer in charge of decides not to ta PPe on West Grand River Avenue the Michigan Division of the resigned tor personal reasons, that in guidelines approved in April by the * haye Transportation Dept., said Monday. By NANCI PARSONS - a unionization vote this Because of this "negative no way reflected on MSU. Academic Council for the selection of State News Staff Writer In a press release announcing the chief academic officers of the declaration" as to possible pa9e 7, find out about the local Butler's resignation. Nonnamaker said: environmental harm caused by the Oscar Butler, scheduled to become University. It will be composed of sue 1 °f "When Butler was cn campus , a Monday ruling by the project, no formal environmental MSU's assistant vice president for faculty members and three students as three weeks ago, he indicated to me outlined in the selection JpJJJ Court on women in the U.S. impact study was conducted, and no student affairs and dean of students public hearing was held, he said. July 1, resigned his MSU position that several professional opportunities Nonnamaker said. procedure, On a had developed since his appointment. Merchant noted that public Monday to remain dean of students at hearings are rarely held when the "Further, for several personal Nonnamaker said that the Office of soUth Carolina State College, environmental impact of a program is reasons, he indicated he was having Student Affairs will be able to Butler, appointed Feb. 16, is the some second thoughts about coming function adequately until a new dean judged to be minor and little land ggpQnj appointee to decline the leather Ftorecast acquisition is involved. Removal of the trees has been position of MSU dean of students wjthin the past year, to the University. At our meeting he asked for some time to reconsider his of students is appointed. Nonnamaker and Katherine White, asst. vice decision to join the staff. He has now president for student affairs, will fill criticized by several area residents. Nolen Ellison, appointed dean of J®"'* 0 JunnV today, high in the upper 50i. Three residents spoke out against the stu(jents May 19, 1972, declined the asked that I accept his resignation." Nonnamaker said that he will the position in the meantime. Cloudy and cool construction as currently planned in a po^on three days later to become c"ance of showers appoint a committee of rating in the The dean of students is responsible Wednesday public hearing on the budget held two president of Central Community near future to begin the process to for advising student organizations, to, lhursday. lows in the low 30s, weeks ago. College in Seattle, Wash. appoint a new dean of students. He governance, publications and m the mid - 50s. Fair and A new turn lane for southbound Butler was unavailable for comment special hopes the appointment will be made student programs such as orientation. Friday. Harrison Road traffic from eastbound \|onday on his reasons for resigning, by September. Michigan Avenue and a bus lane just but Eldon Nonnamaker, vice The committee will follow the east of Harrison Road on Michigan president for student affairs, said he (continued on page 7) BUTLER 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May |5 l9?3| CALLS FAST FOOD SURVEY SHOCKING news Senator to study PIRGIM report By DANIEL DEVER summary franchise outlets throughout (PIRGIM) is "shocking, to chief of the food service Staff News Staff Writer things connected with Michigan. The chairman state Senate Committee on of the State Sen. William say the least." He added, however, that division of department, said the health he does health. inspection As a result, the program is SHE* a,,d Ballenger, R-Delta he wants to talk with people not doubt that the examples suffering." Agriculture and Consumer Affairs said he will look into Township, said the report issued last week by the from the state Public Dept. of Health before he of sloppiness in handling food stated in the report did Hodgson questioned had earlier consisted"',Jr the charges of unsanitary Public Interest the methods conversations "Married couples never get conditions in fast food Group in Research Michigan decides if any action will be taken. occur. "But you can't paint the PIRGIM used to gather their information. 20 student !boul <5 -..CS"3 to really know each other, for "If it turns out the whole industry with the former prea7® the guy is always off report is true, I'll have some same brush because of a few Patricia Mierzwa, restaurants. employ*',"" somewhere chasing broads, people before my instances," he added. PIRGIM coordinator of the Kelley proposes appear booze and talking business committee and see what can Hodgson admitted that project, Monday defended PIRGIM did J1V 'Ii not pro the group's survey the names or when he should enjoy staying be done," Ballenger said. more inspections of methods, iot,,;„ the at home." East Lansing dentist He imagine said that he cannot conditions restaurants are said he could needed, but use more saying that she is "100 per cent confident" that the restaurants the names of surv^Jj1 the t Edwin Sober special bottle tax described in the report are personnel. report is indicative of the interviewed. See story page 10. m Atty. Gen. enactment of In East a Frank J. special tax Kelley Monday recommended on nonreturnable cans or bottles. allowed to exist. The fried PIRGIM charged that hamburger and chicken report franchise he "Right now we have six people covering the state," said. "Local officials do help out, but health a fast food industry. The report was based sampling of about 25 on surveyed an-, Lansing, the Environmental Quality Task Force is drawing up a list of priorities for local environmental outlets frequently sell they also have to spend hamburger and fried sampling lhe J Hforldu/lde) chicken franchise outlets in <""st improvement that might include a tax on nonreturnable spoiled, rotten, dirty and their time doing 20 other Macomb, Oakland, Ingham, cans or bottles. insect • infested food rather Bob Owen, associate planner in the East Lansing than discard it to avoid loss A rise in pure gold prices to $102.70 an ounce Planning Dept.. said that the task force might have their of profit. on teeth European exchanges does not mean your false will cost more - yet. A spot - check of gold final recommendations drawn up for city council action by this summer. Under Kelley's proposal, it would be a misdemeanor for and It also charged that state county restaurants inspection of Federal court drops refiners and manufacturers using gold showed that are grossly anyone to sell at retail a nonreturnable beverage container inadequate. consumer prices for those Tiffany baubles depend upon which a deposit of less than 10 cents has been paid. "Something certainly has on long - term prices, not short - term market fluctuations. But they agreed Monday that if prices The purpose is to require a 10 - cent deposit on all beverage containers, making returning bottles economically attractive. to be done if conditions are as the report says," case of rights leader stay up it will affect the consumer's pocketbook. Ballenger said. "I wouldn't Kelley said a special tax would be levied upon the want to eat in any of those DETROIT (UPI) - A He said he received a manufacturer of throwaway bottles and cans. He said Federal District Court here formal letter Saturday from Washington." a places." "They have been n Nationwide strong economic incentive to recycle would be created by providing for a tax exemption for returnable containers. A state public official said some of the health has dismissed the conspiracy case against Gov. Milliken and North Carolina officials the court saying "no rights have been denied him" around someone trying to to prosecute \ mel Kelley said the manufacturer would attempt to meet the conditions mentioned in the However, Williams he said. Secretary of the Army costs of the tax by raising the price of his goods, passing the PIRGIM report are probably registered by black radical insisted he was denied equal Robert F. Froei.ike Monday Williams said the c costs on to the consumer. true but as a whole, fast Robert F. Williams. protection under the law. claimed he had turned down an appeal from "The price of goods should include the cost of pollution food franchises are cleaner Williams had filed a $1 "Milliken has granted only g, generalizations about My Lai massacre figure Lt. abatement just as the price now includes labor costs and than regular restaurants. million damage suit against protection to a man his hu, William Callev transportation costs," he said. David Hodgson, asst. Milliken and other state convicted of rape and rights were allegedL to have officials on the grounds that murder," he siad. "But he jeopardized by stil Cal ley's sentence reduced officials. "there was a conspiracy to has denied me the same from 20 to 17 years. An Williams said his ar„ violate" his civil rights. rights." for sanctuary in MichW Army Air Force Clemency THE DOMINO'S - Williams will speak on Williams claimed officials was before the MichJ and Parole Board the current political were afraid to give the case Court of Appeals. situation in the United recommended the sentence an "airing" because the States at 7:30 p.m. today in "situation originates as a Williams spent fiveye^ reduction which Froehlke, in Conrad Hall. political conspiracy in in Cuba and several yearsl his last mainland China after 196| day on the job, Williams, a consultant of rejected. Galley's case is Asian Studies at the THIRST QUENCHER pending before the U.S. University of Michigan, is Military Court of Appeals and President Nixon has said he will ultimately pass judgment currently facing extradition to North Carolina for alleged kidnapping in 1961. At that time, Williams was a an Group toexp/ore| on in the 1971 case. 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Like we said, with TWA it pays Research Co., the poll showed that while 71 per A COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE to be young. For all the details write: TWA - cent of the sample had great confidence in the IT PAYS TO BE YOUNG?Box 25, Clrand police, 42 per cent said they had weapons in their Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10017. homes to protect themselves from crimes. 50 cent telt there was per AVAILABLE TO TAKE ORDERS little or no possibility of police •Service murk* owned e*rl"*' corruption while 41 per cent felt there was a possibility. 9:00 to 5:00 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 15, 1973 3 Council may rule on sex measures By JANE SEABERRY Councilman George 200 block of the Grand State News Staff Writer Colburn's resolution was River alley. The alley would The proposed sexual passed in April requesting a be closed off to vehicular orientation amendments to recommendation from the the city s antidiscrimination traffic, except for business commission within 30 days, ordinance may finally In addition purposes, forming a to the pedestrian salkway. receive city council approval amendments, other top t°day- council business will include The council will also After more than a year consider a request from approval of the city's of delay the council can act Councilman budget for the fiscal year George on the amendments which Griffiths 1973 - 74. concerning a would make it the duty of moratorium on building the Human Relations Budget items likely to permits in the Evergreen - Commission to promote and receive Oakhill streets area. changes include The protect "human dignity and additional funds for bike initial plea was made during respect for the human rights path construction omitted a planning commission of all racial, cultural, age, from Federal Fund meeting Wednesday by sex and sexually oriented consideration by the state residents of the Oakhill groups within the Dept. of Natural Resources Citizens for Neighborhood community." because of low priority. At Preservation. Other provisions would the May 1 council meeting, make discrimination The residents are seeking against the council approved an to halt the construction of )■ age, race, sex, sexual advance of $50,000 from L" orientation or against city public policy. beliefs, existing funds for the bike path system. apartment units community. A previous two in the The Human Relations - week moratorium ended Waiting f Commission working since on has the amendments been Other items involve funds f°r the widening of April 3 when the council was motion unable to second a February 1972 and the safety improvements for continuing the ban. jDedicated Jethro Tull fans camped - out overnight at the Union and early Monday morning for a Tull concert Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in has met with conflicts over the Michigan Avenue - Also scheduled [other ticket outlets when they found that tickets would go on sale Jenison Fieldhouse. wording and lack of enough Harrison Street intersection, progress report on the 100 - is a State News photo by Mark Wiedelman members present to vote. ^he project involves the 200 block Grand River alley The commission's work destruction of 28 trees, beautification by the Joint was speeded up after a r™. The „ majority of funds Downtown Redevelopment allocated for capital Committee which is improvements would be working with the city weigh on ■ity to alley taken from federal revenue a funds omitted from the present budget. spillover of - sharing the project. |y MIKE GALATOLA planting of shrubbery, project when it adopts the serious delays. "The alley area should be Funds will also be sought "but I don't think the jtate News Staff Writer installation and of bike racks fiscal 1974 budget Tuesday The project is the second called the central business downtown committee plan for the highest priority item irtial city funding of a construction of night. in the leg of a five - phase plan to district," St. Pierre said. is the budget, the lifting for the alley outdoor cafe. City Manager John M. right way." beautification of the 100 to info? 353-43: . renovate East Lansing's "We worked with student The total cost of the lnd the 200 block of Patriarche and the city central business district. artisans and artists who gave lid River Avenue will be project is estimated planning commission have Renovation of the 300 us their conceptions of what fjdered by the East $2 1 1,000. Utility recommended the Tsing City Council companies have contributed $23,000 and the and thought Patriarche said he council grant, would block, MAC which runs Avenue to Charles Street, was the first phase. from the include." renovations should 00 TO "If anyone still has some Renovation of the alley, redevelopment committee allocate the money. suggestions to make," St. Ich runs behind Grand ■er Avenue between is seeking $98,000 contributions from East Ernest St. Pierre, chairman of co the - has The planning commission tentatively slated Pierre continued, "now's the time to offer them HELL 'ucn> Road and MAC Lansing businessmen. The redevelopment committee, construction of an outdoor because we're still in a je, has been remaining $90,000 must said the committee has mall stretching from Grove located by the Joint Intown Redevelopment come from the city, and area businessmen, city collected $30,000 from East Lansing businessmen over Street to Albert Street along Ann Street. The fourth and moldablc stage." Charles Rose, owner of ON A 0ALL0N ■ramittee city officials said, the last few months. Beggar's Banquet restaurant, fifth phases would be city ■nessmen's X spring 1972. issociation, The council has already spent $15,000 for City Planning Director G. Michael Conlisk said that purchasing land if of additional parking space 218 the Abbott Road, thinks alley renovation is too OF CASOLINE bianges in the alley, preliminary designs and it the 200 block alley project demands increased as a high - priced. The Ich runs along a city could be finished -in Subaru stretches will consider granting early result of this remodeling of a Kng lot, include the another $75,000 for the September if there were no the central business district. "ft seems to me that the gallon of gas to take you up plan is too ill-conceived and to 30 miles. That's far ill prepared to go to - enough to get you to Hell, f MR. MIKE'S EMPLOYES construction at that price," Michigan. Rose said Sunday. "I'd like Fuel economy is to ask if the city set a figure for the project and just especially important with prices going sky-high Bargaining unit organized gas started spending, or if it this summer. really thought out what it wanted in the alley and then Good mileage is only one figured out the costs." great reason for buying a By LINDA SANDEL employe association should represent them. Subaru... There's also a low I State News Staff Writer The commission has the authority to certify all such sticker price, front - wheel Curing the past two months employes at Mr. Mike's elections under the Michigan Labor Mediation Act. It also drive performance and good b and Sandwich Shoppe have been working to establish acts as a mediating unit between parties disputing the looks. Why is $13,000 going Collective bargaining unit designed to represent their establishment of employe associations. to a firm from Ann Arbor? Get yourself a Subaru... Ition in labor management disputes. - Before Imployes at the filing their election petition with the relations ^SU may not be the Rand We'll give you enough gas to shop will be given the opportunity in commission, employes attempted to meet with Mr. Mike's le monitored election May 25 to decide whether or not c?rP- bV* MSU has a reach Buffalo, N.Y. (a 13 management to discuss grievances and seek recognition of of Landscape Architecture gallon fill up). ■ recently formed Mr. Mike's ^SUBARU - Employes Assn. will be their newly formed employe organization. that that could've on,,,ri'vo been put to tn T^presentative voice in management policy making. work on this project," he Includes: k"a Charette, employe at Mr. Mike's 515 W. Grand .. _ .. _ . Charette said that Bruce McCorm.ck and John Mion. , , , , said. "That would've saved AL EDWARD'S I *Radio Ave., said that workers at the shop decided to * a collective owners °f,.the shoP". re,used uto meet Wlth the B^P »s * us most of that $13,000." /port/1 DL 2-door 'Carpeting bargaining unit after the management ^P^ntaUve organization but agreed to hear employe "I want to beautify that Car 'Reclining Seats tedly ignored employe grievances concerning the glances on an individual basis. alley, too," Rose continued, Center I *Vinyl Interior n8 and firing of workers, * It. Mike's poor pay scales and lack of Charette added that employes the results of the were not satisfied with meeting and filed a petition for a consent 482-1226 12QOE. OAKLAND. LANSING *2196 management refused to comment Monday on ■ new employe organization and the election April 17 to establish the employe organization as a Having a baby? upcoming election. lega' bargaining unit. (or wanting one?) open thursday and friday evenings until nine ^Initially, petition a all 20 employes of Mr. Mike's drew up and Robert Whitaker, of the relations commission, held a Hot married? calling for greater harmony in meeting on May 2, when he informed labor and ement - employe relationships and improved working management of their rights. An election date was set, and (and not planning to be?) l®tlons- Mr. Mike's management was informed that they could Employes then voted to form the Mr. Mike's Employe request a hearing to debate the legality of the organization. ® and Then you're ready for contacted C. Patric Larrowe, MSU professor of McCormick and Mion agreed to let the election proceed pomics, to help them organize a legal bargaining unit I would be without calling for a hearing which might have postponed recognized by the Mr. Mike's management, the action for several months. r^owe contacted the Michigan Employment Relations The employee association needed 30 per cent of the 31 pmission and began working to help Mr. Mike's employes listed on an April 17 payroll to T°yes follow sign petitions legal proceedings for holding an election calling for the consent election. About 65 per cent of the I Would allow them to decide whether or not the payroll members signed the petition, Charette said. Now you can We sound better the only complete guide for the single woman or man who chooses to raise a child alone: save $80.00 and be ready for YOUNG 4-channel, too. 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Michigan will resolution will pass because this Hopefully enough support, intelligent become the 14th state to admit is a controversial issue and an legislators and the citizenry of election year. He is hoping for a Michigan will awaken and realize that politicians can find no better petition drive that will place the that the death penalty is not the death penalty question on the to answer deterring capital November ballot for public crimes. Don't referendum. There are a number of reasons why Holmes' mandatory death at Tull penalty proposal for first degree CHRIS DANIELSON murder is a ludicrous resolution. "Put out the joint please, we Most Western nations with don't want any fires." technologically and forever advanced A once King That simple request is the societies do not support capital creed of the fire marshals who punishment because it is a patrol concerts to douse flaming barbaric practice, which ignore Planted unobtrusively into the gap president longer than 10 years. continued rule proved futile. matches, smoldering cigarcts and Sharing Alexander Hamilton's J religious, medical and moral between flare • ups of the Watergate At a time when Richard Nixon was Something innovative was called that what this country really need blazing hash pipes. ethics. scandal, which occurred last fall at the a shoo-in for "four more years" it for, and Nixon is beginning to show home grown king, Nixon - time of the presidential election, were seeks to Marshals are students who Psychology has advanced to seems only natural that he and his that they don't call him "Tricky Dick" the American 'authoritive" rumors from anonymous staff would be looking ahead to 1976. for nothing. peasantry perpetJ work for a measly $6 a night in the degree that understanding ease as far as governmental & 1 sources to the effect that Richard Many commentators and illustrious return for contemptuous stares criminal intent is no longer go. Nixon had assigned a task force of his But though Democrats are not figures of both parties have become and verbal insults. Usually they inconceivable. If political bodies aides to study the possibility of immortal - the recent fates of Rep. increasingly critical in recent weeks of As the Lion a direct descendant of RjcJ have to cope with - Hearted, it has long people who governing Michigan fail to take repealing the 22nd Amendment. Hale Boggs, D-La., who mysteriously Nixon's lack of action to maintain the Nixon's goal to reestablish them are too high to even know that a advantage of such knowledge, an disappeared and Sen. John Stennis, credibility of the office of president Plantagenet line on the throne of This Constitutional amendment, DIVfiss., who was gravely wounded for itself. They have voiced the fear that New World. Frisbee just bashed out their injustice to both society and which was drafted less than two years the credibility of the presidency may brains. technology will be done. after the lamented demise of four ■ no apparent reason, being present parallels to the sudden death of day become the biggest casuality of the His feelers in this the courtly uniforms which direction, fJ Four Marshals resigned after This move will take Michigan he ( time presidential derby winner Roosevelt there bound made up for his palace • are to be Watergate affair. guard to] the Sunspark concert because of right back to Salem where the Franklin Delano Roosevelt, was swept "let - them enough of them around to preclude - eat • cake" attit all the crap people gave them. "witches" were burned as to ratification with the healthy the possibility of the repeal of the This is toward the meatless poor have precisely in accordance with bj And if the trend continues, there heretics. support of millions of Republicans. 22nd Amendment by 1976. Nixon's ingenious plan. When the accepted with such great avidity] , , The amendment stipulates that no So, as Nixon no doubt foresaw, the the majority of Americans that he| is a chance that all concerts Holmes . resolution . ignores presidency is destroyed the path will may be elected president for efforts of his aides to work within the be perfectly clear for him to become alrea(*y picked up his scepter. could be entirely eliminated. proven research that capital than two terms, or serve as present system to find a basis for his King. Long live the King! Tonight at the Jethro Tull gig, crimes are not deterred by let's give the Marshals a break. capi tal punishment. He also ART BUCHWALD LAW AND ORDER ADMIN ISTt?ATI OK Long lines o c) 1973 LOS ANGELES TIMES A One man, a former White House man slipped me $5,000 in new The police officer said, "Youo $100 bills. "Take me upstairs with you stay out here, sir. Either go upstaii WASHINGTON - The reason why aide, shouted, "I can tell you the to Newsweek's office and I'll give you the Sans Souci." the Watergate case has broken open is whole story on the Ellsberg break • another $5,000." "I'll go upstairs," I said. that everyone involved is leaking to in." The offer was tempting, but I gave The policeman opened the I the press to save their own skins. Another man said, "He doesn't the man his money back. I said, "It door and the crowd pushed fort I Work in a building on know anything. I've got EMsberg's would be unfair to the other suspects Pennsylvania Avenue which also psychiatrist's couch hidden in my waving their incriminating evidence in line. I'm sure you'll all get in to leak He shouted, "All right, you pe includes the offices of the Boston home." Someone down the line said, your stories." Globe, Newsweek Magazine, "That's what Newhouse "Don't listen to him. I have a they told me at The backo Newspapers, the Dallas Washington Post. But when I got up to Times Herald, the Kansas City Star blockbuster of a story. Howard Hunt the head of the line they said they and the Chicago Tribune. and G. Gordon Liddy wrote Clifford didn't need any more on the Watergate The other morning when I arrived Irving's book about Howard Hughes." there was a long line outside the Someone else yelled, "I have bugging. They had enough leaks on the that." building composed of people names of everyone who contributed a "I can't understand why all you implicated in the Watergate affair. The million dollars to the Committee to line ran around the block. Reelect the President. Give me a people are so desperate to Urik to the break. I've been waiting since 6 press," I said to several of the people, A policeman stopped me at the all former White House aides. door and said, "Get in the back of the o'clock last night to leak it." "You dummy," one of them line, Mac, like everybody else. Some "I'm sorry," I said to the man, "but shouted. "If we implicate others then of these people have been waiting all I don't write that kind of story. Why we can get immunity from night to tell their stories to the press." don't you leak it to Jack Anderson?" prosecution." "I'm not a suspect in the Watergate "You can't get near his office," the "Why should we be the case, officer, I'm a newspaperman man said. "I waited two days to leak it scapegoats?" another man shouted. going up to my office." to him and I never got closer than a "We want to get the guys who put us Some people in the line heard me block away." up to this." and tried to shove documents at me. The police officer said to me, "I "If we get our stories in print," a "Let's have none of that," the cop wish you wouldn't stand out here, sir. third said, "then the public will know said to the crowd. "You can show him These people are desperate and I don't we were just fish in a big stagnant outstanding journalist! your documents when you get inside." want a riot." pool." Cycle Nature thr To the Editor: When is the outrageous noise of To the Editor: chips to enhance the natural beauj Two motorcycles going to be stopped on campus? Students are involved in pollution control and noise abatement What a pitiable misplaced sense of our campus. The added jobs created by W the seed or wood chips could J and this concern should be carried to priorities MSU and East Lansing given students an outlet fori administrators must have if laying well as additional include our otherwise tranquil campus. down more concrete and uprooting concern as The cost of concrete and profess) incj Living at Owen, we find the more trees is the only uses taxes and motorcycles shattering our nerves at all state appropriated funds can be put to. labor, as well as the cost of kel hours of the day and wee hours of the these walks clear in the winter, ! Cents morning racing up and down the "Bogue Street Drag Strip." I am referring to the onslaught of this latest venture economically] esthetically unjustifiable. There are numerous sections housing a large number of residential Natural exp new sidewalks sprawling across the field adjacent to South Complex and Enjoy the shade trees lininj students in a condensed area and this more recently the new pathway median on Michigan Avenue. The! To the Editor: It is a time for child and parent noise is very disturbing. We are not running parallel to the Red Cedar. If soon be given the ax, as we'1 f I dismayed to see the article in alike to learn about median itself, to accommod was those responsible think these additions baby farm particularly in favor of those the Wednesday issue of the State News Worth animals. This event is held once a year, traffic and hasten the all but glamourized noise machines being criticizing Small Animal Day. and lasts only three hours. It may be are a welcomed convenience to inevij allowed on campus. Why not ban them students, and plan further gas shortage. As a former farm tour guide, I the only opportunity for some "improvements" in the future, I from campus streets from midnight have seen the delight of city children children to see farm animals in their suggest they at least survey student A line in a popular Joni M'4 until 7 in the morning? who are seeing farm animals for the natural environment. opinion first. song reads: "They took al I Ellen J. Hodges first time. Many visitors come from and put them in a tree museu J Battle Creek graduate student cities such as Detroit or Grand Rapids. Plenty of student aides are on They'd be shocked and saddened charged the people a dollar ana j Larry C. Zinox hand at every farm to instruct the LETTER POLICY It is the same situation on Small by the absence of appreciation or pats just to see them." . The State Rego Park, N.Y. graduate student Animal Day. children on proper handling of the on the back You're ahead of the times, News they might have expected welcomes all letters. Letters animals. If the children were not to greet their efforts. not by much. to the editor should be allowed to touch the animals, they These squandered funds could have Darryl I> typed double space with 65 may as well look at a picture book. If been used to buy grass seed or wood Warren, MichiganI space counts on each line. Letters must be signed and Auto center a dog lamb or cat can or be petted, why not a duckling — they're all include hometown, student, To the Editor: domestic. serves no purpose other than to faculty or staff standing, local phone number and The challenge Hanratty and her uncle given to Carmen could prove intimidate In addition, Hanratty into silence. Richard K. Freer If Bonnie Rosenzweig is truly concerned about unnatural mortality Incorrect local address. No unsigned nothing but that the parties in reports a similar experience, and also of animals, she should have the State letters will be accepted, but question can conduct inspections. No states that he was urged not to seek News investigate the State News will proof would be given that Roberts verification of the inspection and poachers or the motorcyclists and snowmobilers who To the Editor: made of his front suspension J withhold author's name in Automotive Center did not attempt to estimate obtained at the center. Roberts Automotive has challenged was told of his problems J 1 extreme cases Letters may¬ rip off Hanratty. I do not now conclude that Roberts are destroying wildlife by riding through unauthorized me to return with my car. Since I have his uncle, Hanratty should P be edited for clarity and Further, the challenge seems no Automotive Center is crooked, but I'd Small Animal areas. Day would be a sad received several telephone calls and money where his mouth ^ J1 notes reporting similar incidents as There seems to w conciseness so more letters more than a day if Rosenzweig has her way due to taunting jeer, childishly certainly seek verification of their mine with Roberts, possibly they can be accommodated. venomous. That such a inspections and estimates. the death of one quail. problem, Roberts Letters will challenge was would like to challenge all of us. Hanratty is a 4 foot 11 not be edited ever issued lends credibility to claims for content. However, I feel I must decline that Roberts Automotive Center attempts to rip off clients because it Robert D. Martin Susan Babbit Grand Rapids sophomore because in his letter to the State News Carmen Haj Chicopee, Mass., sophomore Roberts states, "a free inspection was Office of Institution®1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 15, 1973 5 ON NATION'S CAMPUSES Women students rally Bv LAURA MILLER By LAURA MILLER » State News Staff writer student health center physician. positions of prestige, the University A recent report at the University of Women are in the headlines at secretary has been forced to prostitute Dlinois revealed placement of women herself to an administration universities across the country, rallying policy faculty at that university lagged which never gives anyone against sex discrimination and behind state and national anything figures with unless made to do so." promoting women's -programs. - . - 20.6 per cent in 1972-73. "It is not one Umversity of West Virginia, of# the "of " 1 nation's first universities to surprising that inequities exist," the The Associated Women Students authors of the report said. "The task organization at Pennsylvania State adopt a written affirmative action plan on female employment without of remedying them is entrusted to the University recently accepted its first being very people who brought about the ma^e member in the "interest of required to do so, has released a study present inequities." human understanding." The university / which shows that full-time women faculty members there have increased A recent editorial comment by a ROTC program women in its first army also accepted program 42 for by 27 per cent from March 1970. woman at the University of Iowa women. Things are The total of going well, the women faculty discussed secretaries at that school: program captain said, "except for little members at West Virginia comprises "Ironically, while other places of thinoc lilfo things like deciding the over 20 per cent of the faculty. MSU business are recognizing the value of Tength "of . uniform hems and finding rubber soled full time women - faculty members good secretaries and moving them into shoes that aren't clunkers." comprise about 21 per cent. A University of Pennsylvania woman faculty member has filed a complaint in a federal district court charging that discrimination university in with refusing her a sex Williamsburg promotion on the basis of sex and not allowing her to teach upper level courses. The university pay damages in the sum of six figures, may have to may go home ¥ a source close to the case said. A group of 200 University of Texas men and WILLIAMSBURG (UPI) - This of Health studied the water supply and women rallied to small northern Michigan protest sex community - septic fields for possible discrimination practices by the rendered a ghost town by strange contamination the families would be University which "relegate women to a underground gas eruptions - may gain given the final okay to return home, state of limbo."The some inhabitants later this week. University of Residents of the crater - infested Texas has had two affirmative action Grand Traverse County Sheriffs community today began filing for plans rejected by the government and deputies said Monday 20 of the 73 financial aid from the owners of an oil must submit families evacuated during the crater For the birds an acceptable Saturday or lose $26 million in federal plan by outbreak last month could return to we|l suspected to be the cause of the whole situation, funds. their homes. Firemen from the Shaw Lane fire station extinguished a fire which A Women's Affairs Committee has Shef.ff Richard Weiler said safety destroyed a bird nest in a jack Bensley, chairman of the Spartan Village street light Sunday night. Using a flashlight to examine the been formed at the University of West engineers from the State Public Grand Traverse Countv Board of firemen found that the bulb in the fixture had overheated smoldering nest, the Virginia to determine the complaints Services Commission checked gas and ignited the sticks and weeds of women. In a levels in their area and found them at a Commissioners, Saturday said Amoco stuffed into the light. survey conducted by Production Co., a subsidiary of the committee, 65 women out of 100 loZ well drilling A two - week ban on water - lifted today Standard Oil of Indiana, had agreed to State News photo by Craig Porter polled said they had been insulted or was as the gas set up a trailer to made to feel uncomfortable in accept claims for by a Weiler re?ed,ed- u ... said after the Michigan . living expenses from families displaced Dept. by the natural gas eruptions. wthorifies to discuss DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ige-old sports question Area sports authorities will attempt MSU athletic faculty members "The discussion should be \n-X- : ° s : ' khm vooknou), IFXPlDN'T ezrreR, to sty tms mr has" jlN specjal deuvery Foa you, phred' /r!s fffip \naws V-<5 >f£i /V£X/S, X khloti t to reap rr to yoo? / ple^sb. li&n qnrt "Aeeerwss. very Ito answer the age - old question: "Is sitting on the panel include Gus interesting to anyone who plays or ■winning the game more important Ganakas, varisty basketball coach; watches sports," Friedman said. ■than how the game was played?" in a Carol Davis, women's athletic director; The psychological aspects of ■panel discussion Tuesday arranged by Carol Harding, women's intramural athletics including motivation, ■Alan Friedman, professor of director and Gene Kenney, asst. to the competition, achievement and ■psychology. athletic director. personality, along with the sociological The authorities will explore some Both Mikki Baile, women's varsity implication of economics, politics and f the myths perpetuated by our field hockey and basketball coach; and institutions in sports, will be the two kociety about the sports field, Jim Bibbs, asst. men's varsity track basic ideas under debate. including the roles of women and coach, tentatively plan to participate. OLSA kixbuf HAS 5een ■minority athletes, in an open Marshall Dill, MSU sprinter, and Freidman said he will direct key 0U66IN<5 me for lessons! ■discussion at 10:30 a.m. in 128 Ken Popejoy, MSU long distance questions regarding the salaries paid to HlS ■Natural Science Bldg. runner indicated they may join the women and minorities in comparison Tim Staudt, WJIM panel. sports to male athletes, the effect on team ■commentator, Dean Look, NFL FYiedman will co - ordinate the open members of the very high salaries paid ■official, and Alan Rufe, head of the discussion, to be followed by to super - star athletes, and the ■East Lansing High School Athletic questions. Friedman instructs the psychological consequences of losing ■Dept. will be among the panelists [united to speak. Justin Morrill of Sports." class, "The Psychology to the athlete who feels responsible for the loss and to the team. / - ^ _ / \ •TONITE •• The GAT'S first Attention students: Notice: SWEET, SWEET COMFORT NITE BIOLOGY GENERAL & Last Week for Spring Quarter Boohs 'Man With the Starting May 18 we will be making oar final returns to X-Ray Eyes' PHYSICAL SCIENCE Book Publishers may 15—17 for those Spring Quarter Hooks that are 3&7pm MAJORS not going to be used Sinn in ei Quarter. We will a Iso be • RIOT eliang.ng our loeation of luniks in order to make sure you All college of Natural Science and other hare the Inntks yon will still need for Spring Quarter. plays thru sat. majors interested in making application for teacher certification programs in Biology, Physical Science, General Science _H© cover weekniles • should note the following dates;Deadline to submit completed applications for Fall 1973 will be Thank term May 29, 1973. Notification of action will be mailed by June 4,1973 in time for early registration. MSU Book E. 37 In the (.enter of (.ampus O/ten 7W-.V" Tuesday earope you The Bluegrass Extension Service 8:30 11:30 1 plan to fly to Europe this summer . . you want the summers lowest trans Atlantic airfares . . . - Wednesday Trivia IMight Learn about Don't make a mistake A B C. newest concept in air By taking advantage of travel, you can with Sani Spiegel 8:30- 11:30 choosing Mve $. A B C Advance Booking Charters STEREO SPEAKERS enable you to fly at charter prices, without De|onging to a group. All New ATTEND THE FREE Jhe r°" |. today in 103 Eppley program elimination, and ■ Gold Room. Shore school will Center. Pledge initiation and threatened by that "quantity is being ■ be held at 6:30 p.m. with racing election of officers will be held. administrative decisions to substituted for quality | class following the meeting. A make output in credit hours education." symposium on current meet dollars put into the Steward Student nds in black radio will be held Lachman, JMC I Committee will meet at 6:30 7:30 p.m. today in 30 Union. colleges. senior in the language ■ pm Wednesday in 404 Natural I are welcome. program, said he suspects ■ science Bldg. All those Cantlon assured them the decision to eliminate the ■ interested are welcome. The MSU Pre-Law Club will that the administration, in sponsor a rap session on law at language program from the Ethics Inc. will present an 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 116 seeking to eliminate college's c'irriculum was more ■ ethnic festival from noon to 5 Eppley Center. Speak with duplication of services and a political than "strictly ■ p.m. Saturday between Wells professors and cut costs, is not singling out economic" decision. ■ Hall and the International students. the JMC ■ Center featuring art exhibits. language program "The College of Arts and in particular, but is part of Letters (under which the ■ bands, dances, speaker* and Chess Club elections will be held at 7:30 p.m. an overall evaluation of the Dept. of Romance Wednesday in the Union Gold Room. All those University's performance. languages in included) has 3n of a steam who paid dues this year may more pull than is a unique we in JMC "This may be one of the do," he said. I experience. Be part of a happening Railroad Club today in 37 Union. with at the 7:30 MSU p.m. sponsor Justin a Morrill College will panel discussion on "Sports in Society" at 10:30 few things we could do to preserve Justin Morrill The Block and Bridle Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in a.m. today in 128 Natural Science Bldg. All are invited. College," Cantlon said. G-poeety Grand Prize Beef Asst. Provost John 110 Anthony officers and vote constitution. Hall on to the revised elect hold The MSU Veterans Assn. will election a reorganization and Dietrich predicted that with the COCA COLA re*™*. CHUCK STEAK Blade Cut 88C meeting at 7 p.m. elimination of the Wednesday in the East Lansing & dep Grand Prize Beef Boneless on creation ■ American Legion Hall. Your Kraft M.38 •volution will be presented at 7 today and 7 p.m. Thursday attendance is urged. CHUCK ROAST in the Brody Auditorium. Kraft MACARONI/CHEESE 7 19c Appointee The ASMSU board will beet Grand Prize Beef Arm Cut , „ at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Wilson The Community Hunger Auditorium. The Appeal of Church tponsor a World will walkathon for the include All Judiciary - agenda University Student appointments and will (continued from page 1) Empress SWISS STEAK $1.38 hungry Saturday. Meet at 8:30 Pirk. t the East Lansing City action on relations cabinet. proposed labor Ellison was to have MANDARIN ORANGES 4/1.00 Grand Prize Beef replaced Nonnamaker, The ASMSU »ill have Legal Aid Dept. The Society MSU will Science meet at Fiction 8 p.m. MSU's last dean of students, STEW MEAT *1.29 a lawyer available from when he became vice Wednesday in 37 Union to on Wednesdays during the students and I to 5 p.m. term, discuss the Hugo nominees and the Nebula award. president for student affairs in 1972. POTATO CHIPS can make i ppointments by stopping in J07B Student Services tilling 353-0659. Bldg. or Films documenting successful open classrooms in England will be presented at 7 p.m. today Ellison was black to be appointed dean the first Campbells and of students at MSU. The Outing Club will Thursday in Snyder meet at classroom A. II p.m. today in 118 Physics - Aitronomy Bldg. for on pit cliving in a program southern A Free U course in Folk Guitar Styles, not for beginners, will be held a 7 p.m. today in rajs* 10SA Berkey Hall. Bring pencil, STATE NEWS Mariah will present John Wnce at paper and guitar. Call 393-5269 8 and 10:30 p.m. ■ Friday for more information. and Steve Goodman at 8 |'nd 10:30 p.m. Saturday in the ■ Wckson kiva. Advance tickets ■ « available at Marshall Music. 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Very good UARGE"T Apartments WAITRESSES WANTED - day apartment, close f„rn" Have air, AM/FM, vinyl top. condition. 669-3085. 3-5-18 Houses Excellent condition. $3200. shift, night shift. Apply at Rooms •FOR SALE 373-3239 days. 5-5-15 DATSUN 1968 4 VINTAGE OLDSMOBILE 1957, original miles, carriage - THE Washington DEPOT RESTAURANT, 1203 South Avenue. Days And Join CLOSE IN - Animals - speed, interior, new brakes, Partially only. No phone callsl 5-5/16 fum„hed 2 Mobile Homes •LOST & FOUND 30mpg. Phone 663-4662 after 6pm. 10-5-29 351-0694. 3-5-16 DELIVERY MEN wanted for The Fun... apartment, newly remodjj •PERSONAL DATSUN 240Z - 1972, 23,000 VW CAMPER, 1971 condition. Best - excellent offer over YX DONT SUPTOSe "THIS THE T/AAE OR. pizza parlor, evenings, must have car, Phone 337-1636. Just 1 blk from Water's Edge Apts Campus __3»2M0 jg •PEANUTS PERSONAL miles, call evenings after $2800. Jan - home PLACE TO PtSCU^ MV FWL GRADE1.?' 3-5-15 Next to Cedar Village capitol three area";;;---- •REAL ESTATE 6pm, 626-6168. Days may be 482-5479. Office, 485-3432. rooms furnitf,* •RECREATION seen at GRAND LEDGE X-2-5-15 Post Office Box 1523 PART TIME Monday - Tuesday Summer Rent Rate carpeted. $140 , * ACADEMY CRAFT SHOP, East Lansing, Michigan 48823 temporary for 12 weeks. From $42.50 "tlHtle,. Girls or •SERVICE Saginaw Highway. Ask for VW WANTED - 1961 or later. Work with retarded adults in •mp*. Instruction Oren Nelson. No Will consider Free Roommate Service Saturday repairable. a sheltered workshop. Typing Service •TRANSPORTATION calls. 3-5-16 ECONOLINE FORD John, 337-9130. 2-5-16 Auto Service 30 Employment "□35 Industrial preferred. arts experience Please call Jim 332-4432 LOGAN CENTER Private, clean. NEAR •WANTED 100, window van. Stick shift, - 1970, VW BUG excellent - 1969, low mileage, condition. $900. McFarland X-4-5-17 at 489-3731. NOW LEASING summer and urn ished, , ^ METRIC MOTORS - VW BABYSITTER NEEDED includii 6 cylinder, excellent 355-6085. 4-5-18 repair. Okemos Road and fall. Single rooms, $15 and refrigerator, stove and immediately in my Spartan ••RATES'* condition. 484-1938. 5-5-21 1-96.349-1929. C-5-31 up weekly. Office hours conditioning. No children VW SUPER beetle, 1971, Village home. Call 355-2997. pets. o, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 1029 Poxson 5-5-21 after FIAT 850 - 1970 convertible. yellow, good condition. 3-5pm, call 351-4495. 0-5-31 7:30pm. 3-5-16 EXPERT TUNE-UPS for Excellent condition. Live in 1.4000. 484-3073. 3-5-16 ROSELAWN MANOR - skilled compact cars. $15 complete. WAITRESSES - WEEKENDS the country. $900. 351-3794. nursing home, 707 SUBLEASE SUMMER UNIVERSITY TERRACE Call David, 351-3683. and part time. Must be neat - Armstrong Road, Lansing, 4-5-18 SP-5-5-18 and dependable. Good wages has furnished carpeted balcony APARTMENTS positions available for and working conditions. air, $140. 337-9243. 3-5-16 414 Michigan Avenue RN's or LPN's, full or part FIREBIRD 1973 - Esprit, VOLVO SERVICE Apply in person only at THE - time. Excellent salary and EAST PHONE: 337 -9341 Navajo orange, white interior. IMPORTED CAR SERVICE, PIGEON INN before 6pm, LANSING - close in, benefits. Apply in person, or after 3pm Must sell. $3,300, or best Lansing only, exclusively 4105 Northeast Street, North unfurnished, 3 rooms and call 393-5680, Director of bath, married couple only, 1_&_2 bedroom _j>ffer. 351-2015. 5-5-16 KAWASAKI 1972 Volvo service shop. on US 27. 5-5-21 Nursing or Administrator. $151. Phone 332 5988 after now leasing - 500cc, 882 9808. 19-6-1 5-5-16 FORD - 1966, Fairlane Wagon. MILFORD H-1. Excellent condition. NEAT PERSON TO assist 6pm. 2-5-15 STREET, 126, 2 Small V-8 automatic, good $850. blocks from campus. Phone 627-5038. NEW HOURS AT handicapped attorney, in Deluxe, for HELP WANTED mother's air any reason. $525. 5-5-15 - BEECHWOOD conditioned, furnished, 2 DEADLINE arising mornings, retiring helper, for 371-3163 or 372-6225. summer or longer, man, $180. 3 man, $195, 1 P.M. one class day 3-5-15 1972 SUZUKI T350J. Excellent PRECISION IMPORTS evenings. Free to own must aide with 3 children and APARTMENTS Now pursuits from 8 — 5. leasing. 332 3909 care for house. Be before publication. condition, two helmets, Mon 12:00-5:30 Compensation. Room and 1130 BEECH STREET 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-5-31 FORD 1965 - new shocks, responsible. Neat and clean. extras, $675. 351-3067. Tues 7:30-5:30 board and PHONE: 351-9564 Peanuts Personal ads exhaust, brakes. AM/FM, negotiable. Salary, plus private room and NOW LEASING 10-5-15 sum,,,*, needs timing chain, $175. Wed. 7:30 -5:30 Beginning mid-June through board in West Bloomfield Now leasing for fall 2, 3, 4 must be pre-paid. summer. Partial use of car. man (women! 355-7233. 3-5-17 Thurs. 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Michigan. Mail resumes and summer and fall. HONDA 1970 450, 2,000 apartments. '/, block from - References required. references to Gregory Warren Fri. 7:30 5:30 campus, 126 Orchard or cm Cancellations/ Corrections miles, excellent condition, 484-1938. 5-5-21 GIRL WANTED for Cedar in c/o Pargon Steel 337-1800 before 1pm, 17-6-1 best offer; Don 355-9401. Sat. 9:00- 1:00 - 12 noon one class day Corporation, 20101 Hoover Village next year. Hurry, Call 4-5-17 353-5666. 5-5-16 before publications. To announce our new Road, Detroit 482-5. 5-5-18 The State News will be FORD steering, LTD - 1967, power brakes, automatic, HONDA 1972V4 CB-350 hours, we will be MARTINS' HAIR FASHIONS is QUIET GIRL for 2 man summer NOW excellent condition, 3400 offering various Thurs. MACDONALD'S term, $67.50/ month. Call LEASING FOR responsible only for the air, excellent condition, must accepting applications for miles. $625, extras. night specials - Valid RESTAURANT of East 332-0741. 8-8-18 first day's incorrect sell. Call 393-1447. 3-5-17 353-0023. SP-5-5-16 with coupon. Lansing is accepting beauty operators. 332-4522. SUMMER 10-5-21 GIRL FOR 2-man. Summer edroom Kedroom apartments from 204.00 very light cooking. Must be stand. $30. 337-2337. 3-5-17 $9.50 per month. Free HOROSCOPES NEED A roommate? Outgoing apartments from 225.00 ALLIED 325 AM/FM receiver delivery, service and pick-up. PROFESSIONALLY Cast. girl now in London will share quiet, day employed. $65. amplifier plus Phllmore TV/ G.E. 19" black and No deposit. Stereos available Natal, - Progressions. Fees an apartment 'with MANAGEMENT COMPANY Available June 11th. pre-amp and six speakers. white. Excellent. $70. at same rates. Cell NEJAC, variable. WW. Sears. compatible ^ Michigan 372-7973. 5-5-16 female for PHONE 351 - 7910 355-8743. SP5-5-17 353-7868, 356-9876. 3-5-17 337-1300. C-5-31 337-9215. SP-5-5-16 summer. 353-7383. 3-5-17 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. May |S Area dentist tells theory on love By ANNE STAFFORD to really know each other, love is without male sexual desires. very rarely found." Sharon Dingman has only continues working until for the guy is always off domination or reform." Sober asserts that a Sober views himself as been with him a year, but bedtime. Edwin Sober, East Lansing somewhere chasing broads, An admirer of Erich woman's health is gravels one of the most enthusiastic she claims he has held her "I see the long - range dentist, intends to make the booze and talking business Fromm's book, "The Art of endangered each time slit women's liberationists marriage together. effect of this power play world a better place for his when he should enjoy Loving," Sober frequently participates in sexual around. He urges women to "Before I talked with Dr. upon my own children children and friends by staying at home," Sober quotes Fromm's definition intercourse. She is the one Sober, I aggressive, self - when they refuse to pick up stop telling men they are was said. ".And once he is home of love his own: love is which suffers the after - their forcing them to reevaluate as great lovers, simply centered and spoiled. He dirty socks and wet their conceptions of love he is too busy watching "giving, respecting, effects of the pill, carrie.' "because had to be very firm and towels," Sober they can said. He responding, caring and the children, and heterosexual sports on the boob tube to undergo^ perform." He also thinks it handle me with kid gloves, believes the three sons now relationships. bother with his wife and knowing." abortions, and above ail. is degrading for women to but 1 didn't mind because I living with him are engaged Divorced and a father of family." Sober is very concerned becomes infected with submit to a live in wanted to be helped." in power plays of their ■ own "The American with what he terms the cervical cancer. six, Sober claims he is male arrangement without the Sober said the dominant -- that they are trying to should be so grateful to his "immaturity and "In the black ghettos and qualified to perceive angles backing of a marriage winning image the male gain attention by being of heterosexual woman for committing her aggressiveness" of the slum areas of the cities, the certificate. feels forced to maintain has forced to pick up their life to satisfying his needs," American male. He views rate of cervical cancer is relationships of men who "The girls who work for serious repercussions where things. are "physically, though not he continued, "that the high most heterosexual high because people have listen to me," he said. children involved. me are Though they are not very relationships composed at such early ages." emotionally mature," and point of his day should be as sex "They know that by Children are able to see the receptive to his views, Sober of "ungrateful males who Sober said. "On the othei cannot perceive these coming home from work to relating with their husbands, male dominate and take also has discussions with help her solve her treat their mates slaves, hand, Jewish relationships themselves. as among they can start loving them advantage of the female, male patients and ministers, and women who "put theii women, who usually marry "I am far more interested problems." and overlook the bad." particularly when he stops and anyone who is Sober wishes lives on the line" to satisfy late in life, cervical cancer is willing in the holes between my people Sober's receptionist working at five, and she to listen. male patient's ears than would stop referring to their teeth," Sober sexual intercourse as making explained. love. He believes two people Sober feels the majority engaged in the sexual act of Americans have never can experience such feelings experienced love, for they as approval and mutual have not been willing to go acceptance, but never love. beyond the sexual act to "Touching and kissing are not love, but truly respect and honor approval," their partner's needs. Sober said. "The sexual act "Married cc jples nev«.i is a power play, whereas real JL POLICE ^j|l BRIEFS SOMETIMES YOU JUST can't make it. A 20 - year - old SURPRISE!!! POP ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS Abbott Hall resident was punched in the face by a 28 - year - old Lansing student at 8:45 p.m. Sunday in the main floor lounge of Owen Graduate Hall. The assailant told campus police that the victim mentally manipulated him into spitting against his will. The Ingham County prosecutor's office was notified. CAMPUS POLICE ARRESTED an 18 - year - old Hubbard Hall resident at 2 a.m. Monday for possession of a stolen bicycle and possession of marijuana. The student was stopped in front of Snyder Hall for riding without a headlight and police discovered he was riding a bicycle stolen from North Hubbard Hall. A bag allegedly containing marijuana was also found on the student. He was released on his own recognizance and the Ingham County prosecutor's office was notified. * * * A JUVENILE WAS charged with malicious destruction Saturday night after he tore a hole in a screen at the MSU Dept. of Public Safety, Quonset Hut 103. He was arrested for being drunk and disorderly at the Sunspark concert Saturday night and was awaiting release to his parents at the time. He was released to his parents and the Ingham County Probate Court was notified. Gary's Campus Beauty Salon is still specializing in the LATEST CUTS, BLCWCOMBING and BODY WAVES. Our new phone no. is 351-6511. ^^^^E^i^n^River^cros^ron^erkey^^^ as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Transcendental meditation is a natural spontaneous technique which allows each individual to expand his mind and improve his life. INTRODUCTORY LECTURE TOMORROW, May 16th 107 S. Kedzie, 4:00 & 9:00 PM For More Info. Call 351 - 7729 Notice The ASMUS Student Board BBEVER&SnriET will meet Wednesday May 16, at 6:00 PM in Wilson Auditorium, to vote on (W15-8f*v\jemSOM fKLDHOUSe AUSJ appointments, and a Student Labor Relations Tickets $5.00, Now On Sale Cabinet. The meeting is AT CAMPBELL'S-MARSHALL'S-UNION open to all students.