Some 13,002 bicycles were registered on campus during "We have rules and regulations than By GARY KORRECK more we need," he State Newt Staff Writer spring term - about one - fifth the total vehicles registered explained. "And we don't have any capability of enforcing -- and Bemitt said the total has not reached.the apex. The them if we had some public support it might help." In recent years bicycles have been hailed as -- economically and ecologically sound. A number of cities growing numbers contribute to a rise in accidents that The bicycle crunch extends beyond the campus, including East increased transportation routes do not solve. Lansing have sponsored bike hikes, bike however, and local officials admit the problem hits them. races and ride - a - Bicycles bike - to • work days, yet few cities "The bike lanes have not been a satisfactory solution and East Lansing Fire Chief Arthur Patriarche said his have, until recently, we don't need any more of them," he explained. "The only looked at the problems the department's emergency vehicle spends much of its time increasing bicycle population solution is learning to live together on the street." have caused. investigating bicycle accidents, a practice it had not been muchinvolved with in the past. A recent report issued by the Safety Council of Greater "It's not a major problem, but when you add all the h Lansing reported that over 1,000 persons were killed and safety approximately 50,000 injured in bike accidents nationally last year, nearly a 50 per cent increase over 1971. Bike sales have gone up 100 per cent during the last 10 years and Besides cars and their way between buses on pedestrians, bicycles must also weave bikes from campus it's a whole new ball game," he said. Both Patriarche and Police Lt. R. W. Brown admit enforcement is a problem and that safety is a concern in the community. growing campus, a maneuver that most over 67 million bicylces are on the road. campus bus drivers agree could be improved upon. "Traffic laws don't apply to bicycles," Brown said. "We While many of the deaths involve younger riders "Cyclists don't realize how sharply we have to cut don't really arrest anybody -- you don't need a driver's for city, between the ages of 12 and 14, the greater number of bike owners are adults, the study shows. "You have a tremendous number of bicycles plus a corners," one driver said. "Somebody is always scraping up against the side of the bus and one of these days someone's going to get hurt." license to ride a bike." Brown said his department stops a lot of riders and warns them of violations and hazards, but no full - scale mixture of bikes and pedestrians on the sidewalks and programs Regulations exist to cut down on errant riding behavior, geared to bikes are involved. streets," MSU director of Public Safety Richard O. Bernitt but Bemitt said few people are willing to cooperate with "We don't have the facilities or the said. them. manpower," Brown (continued on page 7) the michigan Volume 66 Number 7 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 9, 1973 U. S. Peace Corps volunteers detained by Ugandan president women, on their way to posts in said, "I would like to receive the Watergate scandal. The State Dept. KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - Radio Africa, were ordered to land in this confirmation from President Mobutu rejected the message and declared it Uganda said Sunday that President Idi eastern African of Zaire and would refuse to send ambassador to country on Saturday. President Michel an Amin is detaining 112 American Peace Micombero of Burundi whether their They were held overnight under armed Uganda unless relations improve. Crops volunteers in Uganda because he countries expected them." The guard at nearby Entebbe Airport, then previous U.S. ambassador, suspects they may be mercenaries bent Amin said he acted because the transferred to a hotel, still under Thomas Melagy, was recalled last year 0I1 "imperialist" or "Zionist" arrival of the American volunteers was and U.S. aid and Peace Corps programs subversion in African countries. guard. telegrams to other African 'similar to the situation" in the Congo in Uganda are being cut off following Amin has contacted the presidents leaders, Amin said he detained the civil war more than a decade ago in Amin's abrupt expulsion of about of Zaire, Burundi and Rwanda to volunteers since they t^ght which foreign mercenaries fought 40,000 Asians in his campaign to confirm that the Peace Crops members mercenaries assigned to intervene in Africans. Africanize the economy. were expected to arrive there, and tribal troubles in nearby Rwanda and In Washington, the U.S. State Dept. only after he gets replies will he said it was The chartered East African Airways consider releasing them, the broadcast Burundi, the scene of recent disorders. continuing to press "Before we can allow these Peace Uganda for quick release of the jetliner carrying the U.S. Peace volunteers. Only last week, Amin Corpsmen from London to Zaire, the ; young American men and Crops members to proceed," Amin former Congo, left behind its young upset Washington with an unusual Fourth of July message to President American passengers and flew to Nixon. Nairobi, Kenya, with its British and In the American crew. message, Amin accused In Nairobi, Alen di Piero, the Nixon of murder in Cambodia and wished him a "speedy recovery" from (continued on page 9) Senator urges Nixon to buggi By JAMES GERSTENZANG indispensable rinciple of i An arrow locates Entebbe in Uganda where a Flight U.S. Peace Crops volunteers has been detained. The plane flight of 112 de Associated Press Writer f plane confidentiality presidential WASHINGTON - A Democratic papers." carrying the Americans to work in Zaire was ordered back to member of the Senate Watergate gu^ Talmadge said Sunday,. "I've the Entebbe Airport Saturday, reportedly on the personal committee Sunday urged President always thought that public records orders of Ugandan President Idi Amin. Nixon to reconsider his decision not to belong to the American public and a AP Wirephoto appear before the panel, saying the (continued on page 7) President's testimony could restore the public's confidence in the White House. "I would think with the cloud of uncertainty hanging over the President it might be best if he requested to appear," Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, D-Ga., said on the ABC-TV program Area banks restricting "Issues and Answers." The committee, preparing to hear from former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell Tuesday, has not formally requested the President'to appear, but most of the committee members said student loan programs he should testify and make his papers By SUSAN NOWICKI the bank has lent over $2 million to joined the program," said Gary Area banks participating the 621 students. Of that amount. $1.1 Sullivan of First National, "but we are available to clear his record. million is still outstanding and further not going to get enough money "He either ought to request to Michigan student loan program are come before our committee or some now restricting the amount of money borrowing will be restricted to those appropriated to the program by the students who are adding on to existing board. So we'll have to cut back on other forum where he can be being lent to students, loans. the program." examined and restore the public's East Lansing State Bank, a prime The Michigan Guaranteed Student In Lansing, one of the largest banks confidence," Talmadge said. funder of student loans in this area, is in the country, Michigan National The President said Saturday in a one °f those banks forced to make Loan program was developed to letter to committee Chairman Sam J. cutbacks in its program. encourage private lending institutions Bank, is still in the program but loans such as banks, credit unions and are restricted to students who are at Ervin, D-N.C., that he would not According to Donald Waldren, head testify before the committee "untjer of the bank's student loan program, savings and loan associations to least junior level and who have been Television workshop any circumstances" or permit access to the bank was the first in Michigan to his papers. make loans under the program but it become involved in funding education. The State Dept. of Education will customers for at least one year. The banks have generally agreed,. Videotape equipment stands ready to record a taping session at "I have concluded that if I were to now must begin phasing it out. guarantee the lonas to the lender, that though, that they would like to is, the department will protect the continue with the program if there's a cable TV workshop Friday at the Married Students office. The testify before the committee "We are not accepting new some way to take the pressure off lender against loss from default workshop, coordinated by Randy VanDalsen, encourages irreparable damage would be done to customers for the Guaranteed Student However, the money itself comes them as the prime lenders. married students to become involved in the cable - TV program the constitutional princ:ple of Loan Program," Waldren said. "I'm separation of powers," Nixon said. afraid we've reached our point of from private business and now there is (continued on page 7) which is presented on channel 11. See not enough money available. story page 6. He said he would withhold the saturation." "One reason for the cutback is that State News photo bv Ken Ferguson documents to preserve "the Since joining the program in 1963, the money lent to students does not bring the bank any cqrrent Inside Monday income,"Waldren said. "The student balance between hope, horror doesn't begin repayment until at least nine months after graduation. We A new student publication could get five times the income from fee of $1.50 ,is considered. car financing — with immediate Article, p. 2. Tormented Irish want peace repayment." With the prime lending rate jumping to over 8 per cent this week, it can be costly for the lender to tie up The Michigan gas tax hike of two cents might go, but not the mass transit appropriation. *Y ARTHUR L. GAVSHON among leaders of the six main factions 78 assemblymen elected agree on the large sums of money with no Analysis, p. 5. Associated Writar who contested recent elections for a principle of Protestant Catholic immediate return. Cambodian Pras« ®ss Writer new provincial assembly. Inside 30 News Analysis power sharing and to a measure of "Of course," Waldren said, "We war goes on. Article, p. 2. of ~ The tormented people days or so the process could yield the cooperation between the British - have an added problem in that we're Despite the dangers, several signs ruled Northern Ireland and the between h0"1 Irela"d are balancin8 sort of power sharing executive that suggest the tangled tale of British - located across the street from one of Th ,hopeand horror. Britain wants and for which about two Irish conflict has reached independent Irish republic. the largest universities in the country J He hope for the great majority is thirds of those elected have opted in a turning •Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave of and the demands on our bank for Outside that Monday - me kind of peace will descend point. vii a it,,,j ~ "• win uesceuu varying fashion. the Irish republic called in the student loans is heavy." Among those signs: aftermath of the ballot for of death T!Bed by near,y four Vears •The election 10 days ago attracted abandonment of the nationalist Down the street from East Lansing Th u destruction. On the other side, the season of a 72.26 per cent poll in the million - State bank is the First National Bank The weather forecast today for ®lr lJorroi' is that the long quest. demonstration is at hand, giving approach that hold^ that one of East Lansing which also has a strong electorate. Many had forecast community and tradition can calls for fair skies, slightly Protesta , e between feuding extremists of each community ample the ballot could not be held at all. similar problem. determine Irland's future. and collanv and Roman Catholics will chance to taunt and provoke their ♦Strong • arm elements of both These things, taken together, have The First National Bank has only cooler less hated killing and* - -d ° ^Urst sectarian rivals. counterhilling. One key date on this calendars next Thursday, when men of the communities were isolated in the led British high - ups cautiously to been in the program for the last year humidity. Highs in the 80s, with chances of showers voting, making little effective impact conclude the odds favor and a half but has already begun eve?2??seem a? finely poised. Orange Order like to flaunt the victory through London's rheirTn^ors'won""over _____ _ their ancestors won over the Cathollw _ Catholics on the central issues. something of a standoff that will now cutting back on student loans. Tuesday. permit the politicians to take over "We've lent out approximately Political0?orseSide' a Pha" of wary in the Battle of the Boyne 283 years •About two of every three of the from the gunmen and guerrillas. $40,000 to 23 recipients since we trading is imminent a8°- " Monday, July 9, j973 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Committee to discuss SN fee plan news By JOHN LINDSTROM the committee. "To get all Leland Carr, the University be members committee of the whose ta«k was concerned the State News should not even be involved George Hough present at the meeting, becm... Attorney; George Hough, State News Staff Writer the questions and comments out about thfc idea. There's professor of journalism and now to investigate the in the question of funding the Grapevine Journal. The Radcliffe interest said, he tied to haSa? the Stab A proposed plan to no hanky-panky or anything member of the Committee publication fee. News. v June students pay the $1 State summary reapportion all funds taken for Alternative Publications; Also at the secretive with this News fee at registration to "Dr. Hough has in each term through the committe. Ed Grafton, president of meeting the trustees for a position on the applied State News fee will be ASMSU; and Beth Andrus, granted a loan of up to support a general - interest State "This idea, that we have News Board of discussed by representatives $15,000 t,o the Journal, student daily. Directors now, isn't going to be president of the Council of "I do not think they and we felt that no one of the State News and the Graduate Students. The subject to an audit of their with presented before the board actual indebtedness. would look kindly on the a vested interest in special ad hoc committee on of trustees. There's nothing special committee was the student publication fee But even though the interference from the particular publication to be passed. This is just a originally created by the Nuclear tests expected Wednesday. Details of the plan are position paper," Radcliffe board in May, but revamped Journal committee members were replaced with the administration trustees." or the should be present meeting,"he said. at the added. "We'll probably be in June when it was charged representatives from But Radcliffe insisted The State News was France issued a warning Sunday to shipping not fully known and, with investigating the working on this all ASMSU and COGS, Journal that the Journal members unable to locate around its South Pacific nuclear i test site in a according to committee summer." publication fee. Hough on members, it is only The committee was members have been present had only been present at Sunday for comment. clear indication that the much - disputed atomic But William Whiting, schematic at this time. at all committee meetings, those parts of the Whiting continued in his editor - in - chief of the originally created in May blasts may begin soon. All ships were warned to However, the general State News, said in a after the trustees heard a except one, for at least part committee's meetings that statement: "There are dealt with the Grapevine guidelines steer clear of the zone beginning on Wednesday. proposed plan at this time prepared statement that report from George White, of the meeting's time. established Some reports said the atmospheric explosions calls for a new publication senior Journal editor, on the Radcliffe explained that Journal, and were not whereby students can "we have questions about fee of $1.50, increased from this was because the present at any discussion of initiate changes in the fee could come next Saturday. The United States, the nature of the committee finncial status of the the current $1 State News committee is actually two the publication fee in but to this date there and the method in which it Grapevine Journal. The has Britain to 9 mon-tal noon to 6 sun nothing else. tree issue com Another student, attempting to gain entry 7kli ri out of attorneys are expected to into the closed men's Possibilities for a an - - court settlement for construction meet again this week. Intramural Building, compromise between of a new Michigan Avenue - "We're at least on talking knocked too hard and opposing groups in the traffic intersection dispute Harrison Road intersection. terms and it's encouraging smashed a window. remained vague Sunday, despite the closed meeting The Ingham scheduled hearing in County Circuit that we will meet again," Raymond Joseph, attorney Bookstore apprehended a female personnel student for attempting to ssisSJ* m is- Court will be on July 23. for the citizens group, said. Friday of attorneys for both Statements But he declined to detail lift a $5.75 textbook. sides. regarding The attorneys met in an initial effort to try to reach Friday's meeting are general and undefined, but the what specifics the attorneys could have discussed for a possible agreement. His only $739 A projector and projector stand valued at was stolen from lllik official statement was that Bessey Hall Friday. the meeting consisted Campus police also Jury finds Brown essentially of "exploratory discussion," with each side defining its position. picked up a male involved in a simple assault near Hoosen Hall and Bogue Van Dennis Street when the victim was Strawderman, innocent of assault attorney for the Dept. of State Highways, wfts allegedly water from a squirted with weed sprayer. iroads Imports DETROIT (UPI) The case is now in the 517-351-5 lanslng, mlchlgan 481 announced, about 40 unavailable for comment i. Hay ward Brown, the object spectators in the courtroom Sunday. hands of the prosecutor. of one of the most massive applauded and cheered. manhunts ever by Detroit police, was found innocent Friday night of charges of He acquitted has on previously been five charges of r"The Plan" - Osmonds - You will never believe that this is the Osmonds assault with intent to assault witli intent to murder two Wayne State commitmurder in two singing on certain cuts in this brilliant, new diversified album. University policemen. December incidents in You will have to agree after hearing this gem that they are It recent was the third time in which five Detroit STRESS currently one of the most talented all around groups in the business months!Brown, 19, officers were wounded and has been acquitted of another was killed. today as they portray tne styles of such greats as the Led Zeppelin, charges stemming from Beatles, Letterman and Vogues to perfection. Shocking! shootouts with law enforcement officers. Joe Lor is, Power Play The verdict was returned Try breaking something at 8:52 in instead of wearing p.m. by a jury of nine men and three it out. women after about two hours of The Leather Shop deliberation and a dinner on M.A.C. "The new Osmonds album is exciting proof that the boys and break. When it was their music are growing up. With "The Plan',' they have developed the potential to reach a much greater audience." Richard Robinson, Pop Wire Service "Its another giant step forward fbr the Osmonds. Following _ "Crazy Horses" which appealled to an older market,"The Plan" will serve to bring them even wider appeal and greater awareness of their multiple talents to a yet untapped market. It will show that the Osmonds are where music is today." GREEK FOOD John Connellan." Rapping" HOWGOOD OSMOXDS "TONIGHT Especially HAVE YOU 4hrw i?^eoa to mri'i.w SAGANAKI WCONESORY HEARD THEPLAM? JUS TiraNYPLSCE 10 CROSSROADS 210 ABBOTT ROAD a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. 12 noon CYCLE EAST LANSING* 6 p.m. Sunday *1 ART BUCHWALD -EDITORIALS- Nixon's Bombs blanket the sky, self-impose but Cambodians love it no President Nixon's way caustic to 1953 after he left the presidency. clear matters at an "appropriate time" (c) 1973 LOS ANGELES TIMES WASHINGTON - Tung Dat, who "I guess that's just tough luck," Tung Dat said. "Look, I would just as soon the President stop the bombing Communists, in other countries. then encouraged to foment other civil they W(|j w . ars announcement that he would not But Nixon apparently forgot during the hearings. He did not lives in the village of Bomb A Gen tomorrow, but he had to save face "The security of the Free World appear before the Senate that President Abraham Lincoln say how or when he would do outside of Phnom Penh in Cambodia, with Congress. If he agreed to cease could depend on what American air Watergate committee "under any did not feel it demeaning to that. However, if he remains true came running out of his hut the other the raids because of pressure from The power does with their bombs in the circumstances" is hardly twice testify before congressional to form, the speech will probably morning and shouted, "Good news! Hill, it would have made him look very next month and a half. Be proud that Good news!" surprising. But the President's committees. be another spell - binding tear - weak. The question that we all have to Nixon has chosen us to defend his The villagers gathered round. "What doctrine in' Southeast Asia." refusal is disheartening because The President is hurting jerker delivered on national is your good news?" asked Nu Dong. answer in this village is: Do we want homes intact, or do we want a he is hurting himself, the himself considerably by not television. "I just heard on the radio that our "Tung Dat," Sing Fom, the priest, weak President of the United States?" said, "we have been bombed for a year presidency and the country a lot testifying, especially after A more disturbing aspect of President Nixon and Congress have reached a compromise and we can and it hasn't seemed to do any good. more than he's hurting Sen. Sam implications made by John W. the President's supine silence is How can we believe that another Ervin's committee. Dean III. As Ervin, D - North only be legally bombed by United "I would rather have my home," his refusal to provide the Senate States planes until Aug. 15." Grandmother month and a half of bombing our Nixon said he took the Carolina said: "When a person Ling Lang said. committee with any more "That's good news?" Nu Dong said. "Hush, old woman," Tung Dat said. village is going to change the course of position because of his doesn't disclose the evidence in "Do you realize that this extension of the war?" documents emanating from the "What happens if the B-52s bomb "constitutional obligation" to their power, the presumption is the bombing for another month and a White House. His decision against our village in the next month and a "Because," said Tung Dat, "jf preserve the doctrine of the evidence would be adverse to half?" the school teacher Won Low half could affect the entire peace of them if it were disclosed." furnishing presidential papers is a the world? If Cambodia falls to the Nixon and Kissinger know they have separation of powers. He cited as reversal of earlier, cooperative asked. only a month and a half to bomb, precedent President Harry S. Perhaps it would be they're going to bomb like they've policies. Truman's refusal to appear premature for Nixon to answer never bombed before. You give them a before a House committee in questions now before the Ervin The White House already has deadline like that, and they'll blanket Select Senate Committee. given some materials to the the skies with B-52s. I wouldn't be Testimony so far has been light committee, including logs of 30 surprised if by August you are not able on facts but rich in innuendo and to 40 meetings between Nixon to recognize Cambodia." hearsay. But in refusing to and Dean. appear before the committee at So far Nixon's efforts to "And we're supposed to be haoDv with that?" Nu Dong asked. any point of the Watergate defend himself have been investigations, Nixon is in effect blundering and self - defeating. "Why can't you people understand? If the President had been prohibited standing on the golden throne of From an original position of from bombing us as of this week, he the presidency and feigning absolutely no knowledge, he has intended to veto all the money bills innocence by ignorance. conceded considerable sent to him by Congress. Nobody What Nixon must do now is knowledge and has had to plead would have been paid in the United hold a long, long overdue press that actions he took were States. The entire government conference. It's been over four dictated by "national security." machinery in America would have is simply not ground to a halt. Would any of you months since the President spoke This good have wanted that on your to the While House press corps - enough. Nixon has a conscience?" months when the only official responsibility to the American "I'd rather have that on my statements were issued by people to impeach the detailed conscience than those bombs," Nixon's inoperative mouthpiece, charges against him. If he is not Grandmother Ling Lang said. , Ronald Ziegler. involved in the Watergate cover - Nixon has indicated that he "You can say that, old woman," up, what does he have to hide? Silence is golden? the Tung Dat retorted, "but you're not an will address Watergate Only time will tell. American and you wouldn't have to suffer." Grandmother Ling Lang was about POINT OF VIEW to reply when the villagers heard the roar of the airplanes. U' courses lac Everyone ran to their bomb shelters. Phase 1 of the By J. PATRICK FOLKERTSMA As specialization has a greater effect upon us, Nixon-Congressional compromise had colleges begun. Lansing senior must allow themselves to be flexible to the individual Having been a student for five years, I have continually student's needs. Continuing education should be stressed heard many arguments for and against required university more than preparatory education at the college level. The courses. Having recently changed majors, I find that I now mature student wishing to specialize should not be detained POINT OF VIEW must pick up the natural science courses which were not in entering his profession. required in my previous major. Due to this unfortunate circumstance, I had the A judgment of this sort is difficult for most students, Meaningless cl curiosity to peruse the recent column by Judy Rypma. but this does not mean the required classes should be Once again, nothing new. However, after reading the State forced upon him. As Michael R. Moore, director or News for so many years, I have never felt so moved to personnel development for Arthur Young and Co. states, refute an article than I have by the publication of Donald J. "Socially, legally and educationally, the name of the game Weinshank's point of view. will be to emphasizethe individual." It appears to me that a teacher's role is to facilitate the student's comprehension of what the student wishes to This cannot be done at MSU unless the I University learn. This is sometimes misinterpreted to mean the teacher College requirement is changed. teaches the student whether he comprehends or not. usually By IREN RAISLER You've got the number of hours priceless His distress was genuine, his anger This teaching for the sake of teaching rather than for the Perhaps a solution would be to allow a person to Instructor in German and Russian you've got, and that's that. real and his language somewhat sake of learning is a futile attitude. Very little is being graduate without taking the 12 classes, except for those In the June 27 issue of the State Life can, however, be wasted. And stronger. I had given him the example accomplished on the students' behalf by forcing these recommended on an individual basis by the academic News Judy this is where the argument against of useless information. Rypma argues against requirements upon them. So little being learned initially adviser. Another alternative could be placement knowledge without profit. A good irrelevant courses, asinine And there is my engineer friend leaves even less to be retained over time, which I construe examinations at summer orientation to identify what strong case can be made for her requirements, information divorced who is successful and rich whose to be one of the objectives of these courses. from the realities of experience — all university courses the student should take. position since life is solitary, poor, education was always streamlined The pace at which nasty, brutish and short on time. the knowledge without profit — toward the very discipline he now we are changing leaves little to be To conclude, I was most disappointed to read this point Unlike money, which we know how to becomes most heated. Inevitably the pursues with brilliance, who had untouched by its effect. The universities must of view by Weinshank. I feel it was a feeble attempt to change to be value, save and use effectively, life can question must be asked: Have we, in always successfully avoided "garbage" justify his, as well as his college's existence on this campus. neither be made, stolen or hoarded. fact, the moral right to waste time courses. This would be totally learning — or teaching — useless stuff? unimportant were it not for the fact Some time ago I described in a that it distresses him to the point of POINT OF VIEW seminar the European approach to education whereby not having a choice as to what one studies, one emerges "/ agree absolutely that it is exposed to a variety of disciplines, immoral to waste time, but the Forced learning not effective having had a taste of things totally unrelated to one's perceived interests. A forced taste perhaps, but a taste nevertheless, which occasionally opens immorality of wasting time irrelevant* material fades in the face of our inability to know on By MAXINE VAN WINKLE situation is that the teachers could say they are interested first in the any male instructor could ever teadh a window onto a unsuspected body of what will be relevant in the long Lansing graduate student keep this from happening if they could student's self-concept, then they desk her in the classroom. knowledge. run." This is in response to Donald only step out of their own positions him, book him, require, test and If Sally has a clear idea of how she By way of illustrating the scope of Weinshank's point of view criticize him. They say that students wants to direct her career at 18, more one's nodding acquaintance with a (July 2, long enough to look at the whole 1973). Having been a student and a system which is using and crushing only leam that which they perceive as power to her. We haven't reached the variety of subjects, I remember saying depression to not know what the rest teacher for a meaningful, then they establish what of the group are talking about. He number of years, I would them. stage where the government must tell things like the Earth is the third planet like to offer should be meaningful for students. to become mechanics or nurses. from the sun, who is in the first circle feels ignorant and outclassed and he my own observations Weinshank says that a student us regarding education. Any • student who has allowed an of Dante's Inferno, when antiseptic knows there is no quick book he can could be accredited in horticulture in If Sally never learns about Volvos, With all due respect to Weinshank, institution to impose its requirements was first discovered and how ferns read to join the group in its banter two years. I don't know if one could it is because society has taught her his letter struck me as symptomatic of on his field has ceded enough. about the nasty habits of Circe and take all the required courses in that that information is meaningless to reproduce. the problem with American education. horticulture and related fields in that The time has long since past for the This last was somehow too much why Desdemona was very likely tall, The sarcasm and emotionalism of his her. Experience outside the classroom lean and redheaded. time span, but if that is true what is liberation of the classroom. A good for one of the participants who statement are probably the may change that attitude. Sally has place to start is to allow Sally to prefer exploded: "How ferns reproduce! In his case all this information is wrong with that? already learned more about her own by-products of many years of flowers to friezes at this point in her Jesus Christ! Ferns! Who cares! They rescued. from irrelevance by the If a student only wants to spend a attempting to "teach" classes of vagina which is meaningful^ her than simple fact that he wants and does not minimal amount of time at an just reproduce is all!" "corpses." have it. institution, it may be that he finds I have watched the disintegration of that institution threatening to his This particular instance also puts in optimistic and creative teachers from so-called "student apathy." In order to concept of self. Or, having been question the theory that once need pressured to "grow up" and "get arises, motivation will follow and preserve their own self-esteem, they ahead" all his life, he may be begin to berate the students and ask acquisition of information will take impatient with any class which is what is wrong with them. The students irrelevant to his main interest. place. What is left out of this neat Why sense this and become more apathetic equation is time. No one can be more pay money to memorize a lot of words or sometimes evan antagonistic. used motivated to learn to swim than the only by architects and art The situation is not healthy for person who fell overboard, but there is historians? students or teachers. The truly This does not mean that the no time. Altogether too often there is unfortunate part of the whole student has insured that he will grope no time to remedy a situation when blindly through .life ignorant of art the irrelevant suddenly turns crucial. William Whiting, editor - in - chief; history. And even if he never admires Michael Fox, news editor; Bob Novosad, another column again, so what? I agree absolutely that it is immoral editorial editor. to waste time, but the immorality of Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Craig The main fallacy "teachers" labor Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, sports wasting time on irrelevant material under is the assumption that a student fades in the face of our inability to Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising can only learn about something in a know what will be relevant in the long Gary manager; manager; Gigot, asst. advertising Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising class through a "teacher." A closely run. Everything is one unlikely manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. linked second fallacy it that if a instance — you either do or do not Members of the board of directors: Vic student can correctly answer a certain know the crucial thing at the critical Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, vice time. president; Carolyn Stieber, percentage of multiple choice secretary treasurer; Tom Riorrtan; A1 Wilke; Michael - questions, he has "learned" the And in any case, the waste involved Orr; Roland Williams. in knowledge without profit, material. Ttte Michigan State News is a seven - time only cursory contemplation of what recipient of the Pacemaker Award from the Associated Collegiate Press for outstanding One constant source of amazement >tuat ic * utov ____ .... , we have done to ourselves, each other to me is the disparity between what S A VERY OOOD QUESTION AND ONE I SHALL ANSWER AT AN APPROPRIATE and our planet, is less to be feared and educators say and what they do. They TIME . . . NEXT QUESTION . . ?' abhorred than profit without knowledge. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July ^ j973 Cable TV outlet allows residents to participate By LAURINE WINK something to bring stories a 10 - year contract. The "No one has any set role Tired of watching the into their homes rather than equipment to produce local in this thing," VanDalsen routine talk shows and something they can put programs has been available said. "We're trying to be bland situation comedies? their ideas on." since February, VanDalsen flexible and let everyone do Why not make something Lack of time, people and said. the things they want to do." happen on television equipment has kept the Programs are centered on The flexibility has good yourself? cable outlet from being area interests. and bad points, he said. The Media Workshop, fully utilized. VanDalsen "The first night we were Programming does not have broadcast on the Channel and about 12 others work on, a person from Spartan to be timed to the minute 11 cable TV outlet in without pay, using Village called to complain and there are no commercial married housing, offers a equipment loaned by about hot water spewing breaks. Yet there have been chance for area residents to various University out of the toilet," times when only a couple of originate interesting local departments. VanDalsen recalled. A crew people have shown up to programs. Productions are "The biggest problem is was sent over to videotape run the program, VanDalsen aired live or on videotape on getting all the equipment the event. said. Fridays from 7* to 11:30 needed to put on the Another program He became involved with p.m. program," VanDalsen featured a play written by a the cable production when, Those who would rather explained. "Right now it's a woman in married housing. as a board member of the work behind the scenes measly setup." Another A group improvised the Married Student Union, he operating technical hindrance has been the dialog, involving problems realized equipment was equipment are instructed by slight feedback on past of living in cramped space, available. Admittedly Randy VanDalsen, the 21 - programs and input for and it was taped live in one lacking in technical year old program potential ones. of the apartments. knowledge, he - began coordinator. He is a Several weeks ago some exploring through "We don't have any way of a trial - television and radio major students presented and - error process. who has been instrumental knowing what people want," VanDalsen said. "We improvisational theater. VanDalsen now has a job in developing the 3 month Viewers called in ideas - old workshop. - need to have survey." someone do a during the program and producing informational videotapes for the Married Cable TV "I'm interested in cable they were immediately Housing Office. He also puts Channel 11 can be Nelson Brown, East Lansing resident, peers through students are able to try out the taping TV because of its ability to worked into skits. together equipment, viewed by residents in a daily video of which used and their stop people from just This summer the first newsletter of area events one two cameras are to tape a input is encouraged in the production of married student housing the show which is broadcast watching," VanDalsen said. hour of the programs has and classified cable-TV program at a workshop which is held on channel 11. who pay the monthly $5 advertising "People see television as been aimed at children. which runs at 4 p.m. Friday nights at the Married Students Office. Married State News photo by Ken Ferguson ~ subscription fee. VanDalsen There have been films and noted that 50 per cent of the NUDE married students this PHOTOGRAPHY summer are of- new and W APPEAR AT BOARD MEETING unaware opportunities Buster Keaton and Charlie for influencing the cable Chaplin were borrowed programs. Indians from a professor's own The National Cable Co. protest collection. VanDalsen hopes installed the system in 109V2 W. Kalamazoo to coordinate a student film 489-1215 married housing about four 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Mon - Sat festival in the future. years ago rvhen the Other 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sun administration plans include Free membership with Ad granted them expression of ideas," independent broadcasting openair Representatives of four American Indian Program, about the point of view. corporation. Save $5 Novosad said. concerts, a series on area American Indian groups will sharply criticized the State News editors should Appearing with In his letter, Winchester Winchester at Friday's | Carol Burnett night i spots and a protest editorial policies of publication of that point of not become censors and indicated he has asked meeting will be Lester performance by the the State News to the view in a May 24 letter to suppress such minority 8 Walter Mathau I Streetcorner Society. the directors. viewpoints, he said. President Wharton to Gemmill, coordinator, newspaper's board of "PETE 'H 1 "There is no medium in town which gives that much directors on Friday, "It is apparent," his "A newspaper's function suspend Novosad as Whiting State and News Indian Division State Dept. of Education; Rick The directors will meet letter said, "the State News is Andrews, representative, TILLIE" coverage to East Lansing at 9 a.m. Friday in the does not have the North not to hide unpopular editors "during his North viewpoints that may investigation of this most American Indian things," he said. Union Green Room. American Indian in mind as embarrass or enrage improper form of editing." Student Assn., and George VanDalsen wants to The protest centers on a human beings and that promote the use of point of view, "Indians — struggles .are mountainous segment of the population, However, Wharton has Bennett, director, State but to serve as a forum for no authority over the State Commission on Indian television by people and Parasites of Society," which and seem to be endless, the free and unchecked News which is an Affairs. hopes to organize a appeared on the editorial because of the arrogance Thursday night course in page of the State News May and ignorance relative to the operation of television 17. John R. Winchester, perpetuating wrongs about equipment. coordinator of the MSU our various tribal backgrounds "I look for no excuses or reasons for the repetitious Mail service founder wrongs of the editors in putting together a nationally known campus newspaper," Winchester makes plans for area wrote. Thomas M. Murray is Michigan with 5,000 routes profit Uncle Sam has made bringing his dream and his to serve 500,000 homes," in generations," he said. W inchester specifically Independent Postal Service said. Presently, IPSA criticized I Bill Whiting, of America (IPSA) to Along with IPSA's allowed to deliver only editor - in - chief, and Bob Novosad, editorial editor. Lansing. expansion Murray is pushing second -, third - and fourth Novosad responds to the Murray is the founder acceptance of a new series class mail, but Murray said and director of the rapidly of IPSA stamps designed by first - class mail takes up complaint by saying there is "very little to defend" growing postal service and Chicago artist Ray Carlberg. only about 10 per cent of by 1990 he plans on Included in the set are late the U. S. post office's cornering 60 per cent of the Presidents Lyndon B. business. nation's postal business. Johnson, astride a horse, Since mailboxes are IPSA already has a and Harry S. Truman, in a considered government branch in Detroit and covers familiar walking pose. Also property, IPSA makes its 33 other states since its featured are President deliveries in plastic bags beginning in Oklahoma back Nixon, flanked by a pair of attachable to doorknobs. doves, and Martin Luther Murray is working on a plan King with the words "I had in which IPSA would a dream" down the side. provide its own mailboxes Murray made headlines for customers. last year when he offered to Murray predicts great Lee Marvin ft deliver 100 million changes in communication Ernest Borgnine Christmas cards in 25 states in the next 20 years. for a nickel apiece, turning "By 1990, no one will be EMPEROR the 3 cent profit over to the sending letters as we now government. His request was know them," he said. "By OF THE™ denied. then everyone will have "I don't know why; it facsimile machines in their NORTH would have been the first homes like they have [Happy Hour $1. 5:30-6:30 television and radios now. All letters and Try breaking something communications will come in instead of over them." wearing it OPEN AT 7:15 P.M. Out. THE JUMBLED HEADS Murray claims this type FEATURE 7:55-9:55 FINAL CHAPTER THE MAN =£49 of communication supplant first will class mail in Class - IN THE APES SAGA WHO LOVED CAT DANCING an Indian comedy five years. Kresge Court 8:30 PM THE PLANET Admission Free July 11-14 OF THE APES Tuesday Carter and Lang Original Country Blues and Folk 8:30-11:30 JER M ORE ADULT X MOVIES Wednesday p LIVE Trivia Night n HI* III LETD1E Complete ^ew^how with s Sam Spiegel u anew land, anew hope ^^WEDNESDA ADMISSION $3.00 y 8:30-11:30 Thursday Mark and Susan Proulx Folk and Modern d ^ Max vonSydow COUPLES SS.00 Music Liv Ullmann The Emigrant* Free Refreshments Plus our Pitcher Special Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 9, 1973 7 Bikes create safety hazards for city, campus | Senator urges Nixon to testify in bugging case oaoe 1) conference has forwarded a cai/i * ww w jontinued from page 1) number of reports and little said. The manual deals education would program (which involve MSU)," somewhat else. mostly with a kindergarten Chalfant said. ■tically. "We make through The ninth grade safety and only lotions when people Milo Chalfant, secretary recommendation which (continued from page 1) In other Watergate developments: jjg their bikes in and of state spokesman, said the education program, commission is making a h°wever, and does not might affect the East committee of the U.S. Senate would have the right to see •Talmadge said the committee did not know what of number 'nvo've the older riding Lansing community is a those records and subpena them if necessary. I have serious Mitchell, a former Nixon campaign manager, would say in ,ve no , aire" means„ direct of proposal which calls for his testimony. Mitchell has been implicated in testimony Public. Chalfant did not say doubts the President of the United States can withhold Itorclng bicycle safety. recommendations which separate statewide those documents from the committee." before the committee of having been involved in the aid the might affect bike safety by how heav'ty the K-9 manual implementation of bicycle planning of the break-in at the Democratic headquarters in Brown fall. would be used except that it biggest paths. East Lansing, with a Among the Republican members of the committee, the Watergate complex last year. epartment s "One recommendation is was intended to cover the Sens. Howard H. Baker, Jr., of Tennessee and Edward J. ,„blem is theft. getting expanded entire sch°o1 system, series of chopped - off curbs •A Gallup Gurney of Florida indicated they thought the President had Poll released Sunday reported that 71 per The larceny rate for Last publication of an updated "There are which allows cyclists to ride made the proper choice about not testifying at the present, cent of those questioned believe the President had some amine boils down to a no specific up on the sidewalks, is a ?a lke dav ^d the rate is bicycle safety manual ready for publication," Chalfant recommendations toward directed step ahead of the but they hoped he would be open to questioning in the involvement in the bugging or coverup. The survey also said 18 per cent feel he should be removed from office. the future. higher on the MSU continuing commission here. police department es carry pamphlets of lim! safety for interested vclists. Brown said the L|y created bike paths, hich allow cyclists to ride sidewalks, hasn't helped. s lot of calls bout people getting hit on he sidewalk but there isn t uch We can do " he said. 'It's the old fogeys like and the older students 'ho don't always know 0W to ride a bike and uid use some nstruction," Bernitt said. A recent survey by the jte Safety Commission alt with this problem and fcers in a cycle safety onferenee headed by ecretarv of State Richard ustin. Presently, the Itudent loans continued from page 1) The answer may lay with e universities themselves. One program now in the inning is for MSU to come a legal lender under e Michigan Guaranteed udent Loan Program. MSU would be able to id money directly to udents. much like a bank jes now. The University of higan is already irticipating in a similar rogram sponsored by the idera) government. Under the national rogram, only 80 per cent f loans granted are laranteed to the lender id MSU would prefer the ichigan program where the ill amount is guaranteed. According to Ronald L. iderick, associat^director financial aids, MSU lends ■tween $3 and $4 million a ar under other programs ch as Work Study, the ational Defense Loan rogram and the pplemental Lducational iportunity grant program. FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEMONSTRATOR SALE AH EP| floor models are now at fantastic Price reductions. SAVE UP TO *400 per pair o EPI speakers have been enthusiastically reviewed in virtually everV hi • fi |ya9azine and the Coupon 10°" recently was ,0P rated over °ther speakers 19 ' Good July 9 15, 1973. © in a eadi ng consumer f Babv Pride D 2r buV«ng guide. : ALL Daytime Diapers 5?nstrators come with the Pkg Of 30 QQ* so factory WARRANTY. Come f Good ~""rm July 9 15. 1973. WSSr ln Quick! 4°2 . 245 ann e. street lansing S.washington lansing original °n,V full line epi dealer and MMUH /§ Monday, July 9, 1973 \ APARTMENT HOUSE for rent, PERSON NEEDED for 4 n FORD CUSTOM 1966 SUZUKI 1972 T350J, excellent EAST LANSING - Horizon downtown Lansing location, house. 489- 5960 at 7 (full-size), 2 door, automatic, condition, two helmets. Call house, near Whitehills, large 1 p with sleeping rooms for 10. 5-7-16 V-8, power steering, runs 349-1464. X-10-7-13 bedroom, carport, security very well. $395. 655-3810. locks, balcony, air Living room, dining room, BOGUE STREET, $150/term 5-7-16 125 YAMAHA ENDURO - 300 conditioning, carpeting, kitchen, etc. $60 per month No kitchen, call 351 PHONE 355-8255 miles, 2 helmets, call drapes. Quiet atmosphere, per room or $500 for entire 2792 after 5 p.m. 3-7-11 FORD GALAXIE 500 1967, 482-9411 anytime. 5-7-9 adults. 1 year lease. $175. house. Available July 16. Call 347 Student Services Bldg. very good condition. Must 349-2094. 6-7-11 482-5514 b^ween 8 a.m. - 5 sell, $625 or best offer. Call HONDA CB750 1970, 3 quarter p.m. 3-7-13 PANELED DOUBLE, facilities, block from campus cooing •AUTOMOTIVE 349-4946. 3-7-11 CAM, Jetted carbs, 2 120 SOUTH HAYFORD, Scooters & Cycles helmets. Call 484-2408. basement apartment, 3 ROOMMATE NEEDED. Own $95/month. 351-275fi' Call evenings, 3-7-11 Parts & Service 3-7-13 bedroom, all utilities, $140. room. No pets, 351-7497.0-7-30 355-3137. $60/month. 1-7-9 Aviation BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, near ca fccN Amities w •EMPLOYMENT paid GTO 1968 power steering, new RICHMAN. Parts, service, 301 SOUTH HOLMES furnished - $45/month. 351-0997. 2-7-9 &FOR RENT battery, tires. $975. helmets, leathers and custom 3 room efficiency. All utilities, $125 per month. ^Apartments 353-7229. 3-7-11 accessories. SHEP'S MOTOR 351-7497.0-7-30 NOW RENTING. Girls, jingle, Houses SPORTS, INC. 2460 North LINDEN STREET Fully and doubles, BUSINESS ATTRACTS furnished Cedar, Holt. Just South of furnished, 2 bedrooms, Christian home. Only those Rooms WOMAN OWN room, BUSINESS. I-96 overpass. Phone couple preferred. $200 plus interested in a quiet home •FOR SALE 694-6621. C-3-7-13 furnished, reasonable rent, ADVERTISE^ utilities, Sept. 1 - December environment need apply. No Animals 'congratulations to ' close 351-0619 after 5 p.m. 31. 351-5031. 3-7-13 pets, no waterbeds. Phone Mobile Homes HONDA CL-100, 1900 miles, 2 3-7-11 helmets, book rack, car whatever you do- wherever 351-4950. 4-7-13 •LOST & FOUND NEEDED TWO girls, fall winter •PERSONAL carrier, $425, 355-6010. you GO -whoever you are)'." NEED 1 MAN, 2 man spring $65/month. 332-8847 ROOM IN house for rest of apartment. No lease, before 4 p.m. 3-7-13 summer, parking, close $55 •PEANUTS PERSONAL IMPALA V-8, 1967. Excellent next/campus, Marigold 351-9519. 3-7-11 •REAL ESTATE condition. One owner. HONDA 1971, Motosport Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 Apartments. After 7 PM SHARE HOUSE own room, Power, 39,000 miles. $900. 350cc, 6000 miles, extra tire, 351-9466. 3-7-11 ♦RECREATION male, Lansing, $50 plus M.S.U. grad. Female student 339-8413. 3-7-13 $575. 351-5866 after 4 p.m. •SERVICE utilities. 482-4464. 2-7-9 desires to live with a nice 2-7-9 113 Instruction Typing Service JAGUAR 1963, red convertible, with hardtop. Basic body and TRIUMPH TIGER 1972%, Aviation ||^| For Rent Inquire after 5 PM. GARDEN Gunson. COTTAGES, 1 available 400 now, family starting fall. Contact 332-6364. 3-7-11 engine are sound. Soft top 650cc, English style, still •TRANSPORTATION newly furnished, and with SUBLETING LARGE clean •WANTED needs repair. Muffler, clutch under warranty. 694-0510. LEARN TO FLY - Over 30 COMPACT REFRIGERATORS A FANTASTIC wide lawns. 3 blocks MSU. room in house for half and engine accessories need cost, years experience in all types $7.50 / month. Black and repair, clutch parts already of flight training. Approved white TV $9.50 / month. "PAD" FOR FALL $150. Phone 351-0120. 2-7-9 $35 per month. Call 1970 175 Bridgestone, good 332-5444. 3-7-11 ••RATES** here. Car $500. Parts $150. for veterans. FRANCIS Color TV $ 1 9.50. condition, 2 helmets, $175. PERSON TO share luxury Call 351-8970. 2-7-11 MARSHALL MUSIC. AVIATION, Airport Road. l|tf 10 word minimum Phone 651-5746. 5-7-9 house. Fireplace, fenced ONE MAN needed for 4 man, Call 484-1324. c-7-30 351-7830. C-7-9 yard, laundry facilities, color JAVELIN SST - 1970, 4 speed walking distance MSU, NO. DAYS 1972 KAWASAKI 350S2, 3500 TV, close to campus. shopping. Own room, WORDS power steering, brakes. miles, perfect condition. LEARN TO fly with WINGED Apartments £ 351-9450 after 6 p.m. 3-7-11 cooking, parking, utilities $1,400. 372-4662. 1-7-9 SPARTANS. Save 1 3 5 $650. Call 349-0508 days. paid. $60 summer. $75 fall. 4-7-13 approximately $6 per hour. 4 OR 5 people; boys or girls — 351-9369. 1-7-9 MERCURY MONTEREY 1967 coupe. Automatic, power, Call now, 677-7811, 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE - 3 "731" Apis. not mixed. On North 676-5623. 5-7-11 Spend the next year in Hagadorn, 2 blocks from vinyl roof, $300. 355-6047. KAWASAKI 350 Big Horn, bedrooms, bath, fireplace, 1 PRIVATE ENTRANCE, pure luxury . . plush Grand River. Available now, 3-7-13 good condition, $500 year lease, $250 per month. . cooking, furnished, close, 11.70 23.40 furniture, carpeting, air $280. No pets. Phone negotiable. 355-9778. 3-7-9 Call after 6 p.m. 332-5906. $50/month, summer. cond., dishwashers, pool 351-5285. 4-7-16 OLDSMOBILE 1973, Delta 88, X-7-13 Negotiable. 332-1946. 3-7-11 and private balconies. 2 door. Also 1971 Vista HONDA 305 1965, excellent 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 Don't get shut out — call Cruiser. Both excellent condition. Just out of shop. EAST LANSING comfortable, COUNTRY HOME 15 miles - WANTED GIRL to share house, DEADLINE Best offer. 641-4318. 3-7-13 FEMALE STUDENT to live Northeast, 2 bedroom, 5 acres condition 651-5260. 3-7-11 convenient, one bedroom, own roor.i, $50, near campus. 1 P.M. one class day in/provide eyening available at summer on Looking Glass, $225 per now Call 332-0075. 3-7-11 before publication. OLDSMOBILE 1967 - Delta NORTON 1969, 750 babysitting and preparation rates or reserve for fall. No month. 351-7497.0-7-30 of evening meal for 4 year A LARGE 3 bedroom 88, power brakes, steering, Commando, many new pets. Call evenings, 351-9020. QUIET ROOM for male student. old daughter of widower. apartment near campus. EAST SIDE furnished, 4 Peanuts Personal ads air conditioning. $720. extras, very low mileage, very 6-7-13 211% Grand River across Nice home, privileges, Furnished. Summer only. bedroom, carpeted. Now must be pre-paid. 337-1572. 7-7-13 red, must see, $895. from Union, $48 per month, 351-2697. 3-7-13 flexible schedule. Lansing. ONE AND two bedroom Celi 337-2714. 5-7-9 available. Summer and fall 351-6629. X-5-7-13 OLDS - 1968, full power, air, Apply to Box A-1, State furnished mobile homes . rates. 351-7497 or nights Cancellations/ Corrections . . needs some work, $300. BSA 441, qood condition, $450. News. 5-7-9 $25-$35/ week. 10 minutes ONE ADULT for 3 man. Own 676-2191. 0-7-30 12 noon one class day PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE pool, parking. - 353-6866. 3-7-11 Also 200 Bridgestone $275. to campus. Quiet and room, ACTION REPRESENTATIVES 393-8038. 2-7-9 south, near Michigan Avenue. before publications. Can be seen at 1804 Park peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. MATURE. INTELLIGENT, Quiet for student, near RALLY NOVA 1972, 350, 3 Ave. Lansing, 882-0391. will be recruiting for people 0-7-30 warm, liberated female MSU busline. $15 a week plus The State News will be speed, gold/brown, new tires, 3-7-13 who are Generalist. They will MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 prof of 26 seeks compatible good condition. Best offer. be in the Placement Bureau blocks from campus. Deluxe, friend for deposit. Phone 627-5454. responsible only for the sharing sharp 3-7-13 Phone 489-31 66 or TRIUMPH TROPHY 1970 - 500 July 10, 11, and 12. So why air conditioned, furnished, 2 home, fall. 694-3783, 4-7 first day's incorrect 489-6919. 3-7-11 cc. Excellent condition. Book not stop by. 3-7-11 man, $180. 3 man, $195. p.m. 3-7-11 insertion. SUMMER. ROOMS available. price, $775, marriage forces Now leasing. 351-8571, TOMORROW'S ANTIQUE! Male and Female. Howland Bills are due 7 days from sacrifice, $595. 485-2102 or ACTION will be on campus July 372-5767. 0-7-30 FOUR BEDROOM, one year 1959 House Co-Op. 332-6521. Mp'-q^q Pale green, 351-3644. Tom. 3-7-13 10, 11, and 12 recruiting for lease, large yard, Okemos. not paid by the due date, a 3-7-13 beautiful.®..mine needs work. VISTA and PEACE CORPS. MILFORD STREET, 126. Phone 349-3567. 4-7-13 50* li $250. 337-1054. 2-7-9 YAMAHA 1972 650, 2500 PEACE CORPS is in need of SUMMER RENTALS. 2 and SUMMER at - OWN ROOM in small house, XC1 TOYOTA 1967 landcruiser, 4 miles, Call excellent 351-1307 condition. evenings. teachers, interested so if come you to are the BURCHAM 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 blocks frdm campus, deluxe, ONLY 10 minutes from campus on Lansing's West side. Large, $53. Across from campus. wheel drive, 28,000 miles, 351-8753. 1-7-9 3-7-13 Placement Bureau in the furnished, air conditioned. unfurnished 3 bedroom $1100. 351-7511. 3-7-11 WOODS 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-7-30 | Automotive j Student Services Building. home, carpeted living and THREE ROOMS available for TRIUMPH good TR-4 1965, radio, condition, new tires, Auto Service 12' 3-7-11 Spend your 'Heated Pool SUMMER poolslde Enjoy the best In summer llvln; *Laundry CAMPUS NEAR, furnished, 1 bedroom, $110 quiet, dining room references. room, and Recreation bar. Reasonable Good rent either 1 or 2 Furnished, carpeted, close to females. 627-6097. 3-7-11 Ample Parking * Air Cond. Call after 6 PM BUICK SKYLARK custom, 4 REGISTERED NURSES plus utilities. ED 2-5374. plus utilities. Call Nick at campus. ♦Nicely Furnished 3-7-11 337 0645. 3-7-13 door, 1968, air $850. Call MASON BODY SHOP 812 R OSELAVtN MANOR 482-0769. 5-7-16 TRIUMPH 1967 - 2 liters. Must - Summer Leases 351-4377.3-7-11 SKILLED NURSING HOME, sell, $700 best offer. Call East Kalamazoo Street since or LARGE 2 party furnished STARTING FALL - 334 707 Armstrong Road, EAST CHEVROLETIMPALA - - Michelle, 332-4405 after 5 PM. 3-7-11 1940. Complete painting and collision service. auto Lansing, has positions Bedroom $140 mo. efficiency, close to air conditioned, campus. $158. LANSING bedroom, furnished, August 3 to 4 Michigan from Williams Avenue, across Dormitory. 1968, new —'res, good 485=0256. C-7-30 available for Registered Sec. Deposit - $100 15, 1973 to August 15, 1974. conditi,SOLUust 111 September - June. 484-0585. Phone after 6 pm. 332-5906. se TURBO - CHARGED Corvair Nurses, all shifts, excellent 745 BurchamDr. 351-3118 Family desired. $270. 0-3-7-13 6-7-11 337-1072. 3-7-9 salary and benefits. Apply in 484-4014 351-8558. 2-7-9 1965, 4 speed, bucket seats, T or CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1969. 350 engine. AM/FM posi-traction, radials. $400. Call 355-1013. 3-7-11 Save $10-$15 "■ person or call, 393-5680. Mrs. Swan, Personnel. 5-7-16 SUMMER RIVER AND fall rentals. SUMMER, 2 bedrooms, large, furnished, fireplace, parking, NOW LEASING summer and fall. Single rooms, $15 and HOUSE radio. $2995. Call KING'S very close. Utilities paid, weekly. FOREIGN CAR SERVICE, VEGA GT 1972, Kammback on this Summer COOK AND bartender. Full or APARTMENTS, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 $125. 332-8594, 484-9774. up Office hours, with radio, clock, lighter, part time. Experienced only. man apartments. 332-0255. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 372-8130. 4-7-13 3-7-13 FALL. SINGLES. Furnished, 3-5pm. Call 351-4495. 0-7-30 Ideal working conditions. 10-7-13 luggage rack, wind screen, Tune-UP Special W illiamston, 655-2175. utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, CORVETTE COUPE 1971. Full $1,927.44. 355-8037. 4-7-13 WEST MAPLE. 312'/* 1 laundry, parking, close. MEN 6-7-20 - CLOSE TO MSU. Clean, power, auto, low mileage. STUDENTS: ONE bedroom bedroom furnished, garage, $ 6 5 - $ 8 0. 332-5722, quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Negotiable. Days 371-1543, evenings 694-9122. 3-7-13 VOLKSWAGON good condition, BUG - 1968, 53,000 S ureSChh|ckedEnglne _ Compression NUDE MODELS wanted for furnished apartments, house for rent. Call Tom and $150 337-7628 with to utilities see. paid. Married 484-9774, 0-7-30 485-8836. 0-7-30 I 2) Remove and check executive art studio. Call miles. $750. 694-9956, Hacker, 485-2261. After 6 couple or 2 persons. 2-7-11 THREE MAN suite, 2 rooms, | distributor, ■ Replace Points 489-1215. 5-7-9 DODGE POLARA 1965, 383 3j>5-46^j&^3-7-ri & Condensor & Re-install p.m. 482-7173. 4-7-13 furnished, utilities, kitchen, air, power. $125 or best I 3) Install New Spark PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TV lounge, laundry, parking, VOLVO 1970 - Excellent ■ Plugs NUDE MODELS wanted for offer. Call 482-3496. 1-7-9 * 551 ALBERT Street. 1 block north. Furnished studio, close. 332-5722, 484-9774. condition inside and out! 4) Adjust Valves CEASAR'S RETREAT I 5) Adjust timing to from campus, large 2 utilities paid. Parking. $115 a 0-7-30 GIBSON EB-3 electric bass. $1,895. Call 351-5729. 3-7-9 HEALTH SPA. Call DUSTER GOLD ■ specifications bedroom furnished, air month plus deposit. Phone Good condition. $220 or best ■ 6 ) S y i 484-4481. 5-7-9 executive car, many conditioned. 332-8977, 627-5454. 3-7-13 FALL. DOUBLES. Furnished, offer. 332-4047. 3-7-11 VW BUS 1968, 9 passenger, | Carbuerators V-8. Automatic $900 or best offer. 394-0961. ■ 7) Change Engine Oil ALCOA SUBSIDIARY. Part 351-6676. 10-7-27 utilities, kitchen, TV lounge, • FULL power steering, radio, viny 4-7-13 with Multi - Grade Penz - Oil time work, $300/ month. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE laundry, parking, close. $53. VETTER Fairing. Make top, deluxe wheels and I (4 qts.) Full time positions available. north, furnished one 332-5722, 484-9774. 0-7-30 offer, after 5 p.m. 332-1878. ■ 8) Road Test for Safety IN LANSING east side. 3 Ziebart rust proofing Give your budget a Break! ■ bedroom. Utilities paid, 3-7-11 Most 4 cylinder 882-0979. C-7-30 rooms, furnished, utilities $2,350. Days 694-8873 Check mobile home living in | $25.95 reg. $35.50 included, private entrance. parking, $135 a month plus CLOSE, CLEAN, quiet, parking, SONY HP-188 Hi-Fi stereo. evenings 393-2146. 3-7-11 today's Classified Ads. ■ Most 6 cylinder $29.95 reg. $41.50 PART TIME summer $125 flexible lease. Call JON deposit. Phone 627-5454. no cooking, call 351-0631 Excellent condition, $135. 3-7-13 " Adjustment employment with multi - EZZO REAL ESTATE. _ after 6pm. 3-7-6 * some OHC engines. 332-8763. 3-7-11 ColUngtooot) i manufacturer distributor. 482-1147. 2-7-9 MSU AREA - OKEMOS, 1 and 2 Automobile required. Valid with Coupon Excellent salaries. 351-5800. bedroom, furnished and FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. unfurnished. Air till July 23, 1973 0-7-30 Cedar Village, own room. conditioning, carpeted, CROSSWORD means Immediately. Call 351-6879. modern. $155 and $160, heat TOPLESS SHOESHINE girl 5-7-16 included. 349-2174. 3-7-13 PUZZLE wanted, apply at ACROSS SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK 1. Projections 29 Giant STORE, 1149 South 6 Narcotic Washington, 694-0565 after 5pm. 10-7-13 KAROLYN'S 12. "Magic Flute' 13. Founder of Core BARTENDER EXPERIENCED only. Must be KNITS ANDKOTTONS 14. Shrink 16 Cloaks 17. Ankle neat, clean and dependable. formerly the Bargain Barn 19 Aerie Part time. 655-2175, SEA ALL VW 20 Booted parts in stock v h o I (approximately a I e 20% off). HAWK RESTAURANT, Williamston. 5-7-9 DRAPERY 22. Consumer advocate 24. Of us CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 SERVICE STATION attendant, 25 Succeeded East mile Kalamazoo West 487-5055. C-7-30 of Street. campus. 1 female help wanted, days or evenings, 882-0418. 3-7-13 FABRIC 26 101 28. Lead symbol IT TYPISt - PART time 4 -10 COMPLETE IMPORT CAR p.m. 70 w.p.m. 3 nights a SERVICE. Including ignition, chassis, brakes and electrical. week. today Apply 3:30 - in person 4:30p.m. 427% Reg. *5.98 NOW M.00 Available at ROBERTS Albert St. W AUTOMOTIVE 4980 Park Lake CENTER, Road, COTTON PRINTS & SOLIDS Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for appointment. 0-7-30 L~ For Rent ]® METRIC MOTORS VW COMPACT REFRIGERATOR NOW - 3 yds. for $1.00 getting together - $7.50 / month. Black and repair. Okemos Road and white TV $9.50 / month. I-96. 349-1929. C-7-30 Color TV $19.50 / month WHILE THEY LAST MARSHALL MUSIC, •Unlimited Parking AUTO REPAIRS end service - From front major 351-7830. C-7-30 WE ARE NOW *New Furniture to 'Slug Carpeting •Model Open Daily overhauls. OKEMOS No RIP-OFFSI AUTO CLINIC, TV AND stereo rentals. $23 ELNA SEWING MACHINE DEALERS 2771 Northwind term/ $9.50 month. Call 351-8282 Free, (Behind the Yankee Store) Grand River and Park Lake, same day delivery and Z5R„AN°RIVE"Wllamston. 0„„ Mon. ' East Lansing. 351-3130. service. Call NEJAC, .S:/1"1" ""' F"- C-4-7-13 337-1300. C-7-30 973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 9, 1973 9 r For Sale T DAVENPORT, 2 matching end SPALDING speed tables and SMASHER ORANGE MALE cat, year old. (road RACER). ' Call Rick. lamps. 2 matching aluminum tennis Found June 6, 339-8088 chairs. Call 332-1966 after racket, 351 2409. 5-7-9 5:15 pm, or 355-4588 almost new, $30. Call after 6 p.m. C-3-7-13 days 349-0619. 3-7-11 LANDCRUISER 3-7-13 LIGHT TAN dog; "Shadow." toyota Down sleeping 24,000, r "LES PAUL" custom. New Porto Rican tags, lost near Schwinn "Lll Tiger ELECTRIC GUITAR, Gretsch. Grovers, Bigsby vibrato Brewery. Please call $450, new ;tTn.r.V. 351-0625. 3-7-13 hlf*. — condition. Must excellent sell, $200. tailpiece, Beautiful $350. Sunn 80-watt guitar guitar, 355-3117 3-7-11 Call Steve at 489-3025 amplifier, $100. (2) 60-watt FOUND: ORANGE striped 3-7-13 rnVOTA CARINA 1972. EV horns in cabinet, $100. female kitten on Division Automatic, beige, 8.000, West 2-12 speaker cabinet, Street. Call 351-4114 after BAND miles radio, excallent BROKE-UP. must sell $100; Combined set-up $250. 5:30pm. C-3-7-9 Edition. S2050_C.II this week; Latin percussion (2) Milo P.A. cabinets, each weekdays between 5.30-6 conga drum, Milo guitar with 15" SRO and two cabinet, acoustic 150 amp p.m. 332-3094. 3-7-13 30-watt horns, $200 each. head, Slreko Echo-plex, Phase New Electroharmonix Big Linear VELLOW SCHWINN 5 speed, channel 400, Kasino 16 Muff P. $20. New Cry-Baby FREE ...A lesson in complexion women's 21" frame, after 5 mixer. 351-2740. Wah pedal, $25. Also (2) 12" Call JS Si.7917.3-M> 5-7-18 SRO speakers, $45 each. Call care. 484-4519 East Michigan or 485-7197 351-0529. 3-7-11 VW CAMPER Lansing Mall. MERLE washer and dryer $150 tent: 10' X 10', NORMAN COSMETICS G E air conditioner, used 1 excellent shape, 2 years old. $120. Free starring but also RANDALL HEALTH FOOD STUDIOS' C-7-30 season, $125. Powder blue SPECIAL SALE S carpet. 11* X 17' $75. attaches directly to camper. New, $200. 337-1246. 6-7-20 Rose Hips C (250 mg.) TV AND stereo rentals. $23 Call 355-5927 or 355-6178. term/$9.50 month. 500 for $3.99. Free, ALL TYPES of optical repairs. same day delivery and Brookfleld Plaza Prompt service. OPTICAL 1331 e. Grand River service. Call NEJAC, lOSKEpSI 'iuod Nutrition IS Prevention 337-1300. C-7-30. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan, Lansing 372-7409. 50% OFF P.A. cabinets, mixers, C-3-7-13 SPARTAN CO-OPERATIVE earth cruising machines guitar amps. Gl LL Nursery School is accepting ELECTRONICS, 349-9293 application for 1973-74 KLH SPEAKERS. Garrard mornings, 5-7 p.m. 5-7-16 school year, for information best values turntable. Fisher amp. Student must sell, $150. Call call 355-0336 mornings. repair service TANDBERG MODEL 64, reel - 5-7-16 351-0734 after 5 p.m. 3-7-13 reel stereo tape deck. Sony accessories HP-188 stereo music system. "CALIFORNIA TWO KLH 17 NATURALS" speakers Dual 1215S stereo changer, new from Max Factor. $100/pair. 1 Sherwood Speed Graphic 4X5 Press Velocipede Peddler Avocado, lemon, cream facial receiver, $150. 1 AR camera, Minolta SRI camera, 541 E. Grand River turntable $50. AI1 Miranda mask, cleansing facial, Sensorex SRL moisturizing face toner, Downstairs 351 - 7240J components color TV $275. 1 Zenith camera. Poloroids, lenses, moisturizer. GULLIVER $150, stand $10, movie cameras projectors, STATE DRUGS, 1105 East GUNS, RIFLES, and hand guns both $155 1 adding machine camera accessories, TV sets, Grand River. 332-5171. 0f all kinds. Buy, trade and $25. Call 351-5689 after 3 TV test equipment. C-4-7-13 sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, p.m. anyday. 3-7-13 typewriters, clocks radios, 2412 South Cedar. Call tapestries. 1000 used 8- 371-2244. 0-7-30 Ira "widest track tapes, $1 up. 1500 used Personal / 100 USED VACUUM 1 ■LH m selection... lowest stereo albums, 50c up. WILCOX SECOND HAND CLEANERS, Tanks, STEREOLAND, 509 East BOARD EXAM TUTORING canisters, and uprights. prices!" KAPLAN TUTOR 'N G Michigan, Lansing, phone Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS I mM am CRDssaopos CVCLt 485-4391, 8-5:30 p.m. Monday - Saturday. now being COURSES formed for the Battery of starters DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. B an k Amer icard, Master coming LSAT.MCAT.DAT 316 North Cedar, opposite Charge, trades, Board exams. For layaways. Battery dead, an army driver enlists a battery of Phnom Penh. Cambodia's army is all volunteer, but City Market. C-7-30 C-7-30 information call muscular civilians recently to crank the 313-354 1185 0-7-30 engine of his the intercity bus was "drafted" to carry troops - vehicle near Prok Kdam ferry garage sale many items, VW SQUAREBACK 1969, BEGINNERS COMPONENT crossing north of inside and out. AP Wirephoto 1036 Morris, now-Tuesday. UNIT AM/FM PREGNANT? We understand. automatic, air conditioning. - cassette, Call 485-8331 for Call us. PREGNANCY Also Girls's 10-speed Raleigh. radio, amplifier, 2 speakers, information. 2-7-9 Call BSR 310 turntable, 50 watts COUNSELING' 372-1560. Annette Faldyn, Uganda detains U. S. Peace Corps volunteers 3 7 3-3730 power. $135. Phone 0-7-30 before 9 PM. P O I NT'' ■ H 0 T 3-7-11 355-0866. X-3-7-11 REFRIGERATOR Real Estate compact, large freezer, white, BUFFET CLARINET must sell, Animals excellent condition, $35. I Ft $275 or best offer. 136 882-3151. 3-7-11 (continued from page 1) U.S. diplomats in Kampala said they conferred with Mifflin, Lansing. 3-7-11 TWO BLOCKS from MSU, with plane's American first officer, said "The kids were just great officials of the Ugandan Foreign Ministry for more than 10 APARTMENT SIZE Signature SEWING MACHINE ADORABLE PUPPY need home land co"tra« terms. 4 — they sang all night — 'God Bless America,' folk songs. hours without success. Amin personally rejected a clearance request refrigerator. Like new. Best sale! Brand new portable, to escape dog catcher. Free, bedrooms Cape Cod, 2 air You couldn't break their spirit." to let the Americans spend Saturday night in a hotel instead offer takes. 337-2714. 5-7-9 627-6129. B-1-7-9 conditioners, partly A U.S. diplomat who spent the night at the of at the airport, a U.S. spokesman said. $49.95, $5 per month. Large furnished, full basement, airport with selection of reconditioned the detained volunteers said, "Mostly they worried about The president was quoted by a Ugandan spokesman as CHANN EL S A NSUI used machines. SIBERIAN HUSKY puppy. garage, vinyl siding. Lots, lots whether their parents were worrying about them; Singers, they saying, "They are to remain there until I have decided their synthesizer $140 Akai 220D Whites, Necchis, New Home Blue-eyed, red and white. !T,0Le"' As'< 'or ^ didn't worry about themselves." case." tape deck $200, excellent and "many others". $19.95 AKC. $100 or best offer. O'CONNOR. 339-2527 or 349 2990 3-7 13 371-2330 at ROBERT Final destination of the U.S. Peace Crops flight was The Americans spent most of Sunday at the airport condition. 332-5656. 2-7-9 to $39.95. Terms. 1 STRONG REALTY. (392) _ Bukawu, near the headwaters of the Congo River in the hoping to continue their journey. Instead, their plane left EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING FRIENDLY KITTENS. Free 3-7-11 to highlands of eastern Zaire. and in the evening the volunteers were taken to the hotel. It COMPANY.' 1115 North friendly people. 337-0052. f ]r— The chartered DC10 jet refueled Saturday and took off overlooks Lake Victoria and is near the residence of the Washington. 489-6448. 2-7-11 Recreation for Bujumbura, in Burundi, its next scheduled president, surly onetime heavyweight boxer. C-7-30 stop. But the a FREE, 12 week old German Ugandan air force then ordered the plane back to Entebbe Unofficial sources said it was believed the president of Shepard/Springer Spaniel airport, near Lake Victoria and 21 miles from Kampala, the Zaire, Mobutu Sese Seko, contacted Amin in an effort to Fl_|GHTS TO Europe. New capital of Uganda. FOOD AND GENERAL puppy, house broken. Call 351-2377.2-7-11 York $165 - Frankfurt return from Anne Munnich, The plane and its luggage were searched but officials reportedly found nothing objectionable. persuade him to release the Americans. In the past, Amin has warned his country against missionaries and volunteers who, he says, are really gun - FREE KITTENS 365-9736 o, 355 7846 5 7 The Americans were kept at the airport. Guarded by carrying Western agents. 666-3673. 2.7.9 | ^ troops for more than 24 hours, they slept on airport MERCHANDISE Amin has had a running series of recent benches. disputes with ADORABLE BLACK kittens. other countries. The group includes 44 single women, 58 Free. Healthy and box single men and Last year, he expelled an Israeli military assistance group five couples, official sources in trained. 482-7841 after 5:30 SKY HIGH Tree Washington said. that was training the Ugandan army and ousted about - Service, MANAGEMENT p.m. 2-7-9 Mobi'a Homes BKB professional work, low rates, fully insured. 351-2756. 5-7-13 40,000 residents of Indian and Pakistani origin whose families had dominated retail business since it was a British colony. in Uganda ever In Septenber, the United States withheld a FOR QUALITY service on planned S3 million loan to Uganda to show its displeasure over what MEIIER THRIFTY ACRES Detroiter, Includes 1969 most - 12' X furnishings, 60'. stereo equipment, see the STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-7-30 the State Dept. called a "deeply shocking and incomprehensible" statement by Amin about the Jews. disposal, bedroom air Amin had said in a Put your experience to work at message to U.N. Secretary - General conditioner, storage building, HOME REMODELING. Free Kurt Waldheim that he could understand Leos, Libras. Virgos, Cancers, why Hitler a progressive retailer. skirting, new refrigerator, 2-3 estimates and advice. JIM Geminis and Pisces. Learn about killed six million Jews. What's Happening must lie bedrooms. $4,300. See at 315 the tarot and astrology at 6:30 WOLNOSKY, 351-8753, received in the State News Cambridge Drive, Windsor 337-0369. 3-7-13 office, 341 Student Servi.es p.m. Wednesday in 115 Berkey Estates, Dimondale. Call Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class Hall. OPPORTUNITY 646-8916 anytime. X-4-7-16 Typing Service days before publication. No announcements will be accepted Encountering will begin at 3 Prof's Due to continued growth, we have several opportunities for aggressive individuals in our SQUIRE 1967, 12' X 60' with living room tip-out. Skirting, shed, central air, combo TERM PAPERS with IBM by phone. f T T ~ ] p.m. and 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Call Free U to sign up. job request Develop the magic in your Management Program. washer/dryer, partially Selectric. Phone after 5pm, i TVP"19 Service hands. Come to a massage class furnished, great shape. $4800. Call 489-5954 482-3390. 3-7-11 or 351-7824. B-12-7-30 THESES, RESUMES, typing COMPLETE THESES at 7:30 tonight iu 115 Berkey refused by court Children's Theater We BACKGROUND RITZCRAFT 1966, 12' X 50'. Completely furnished. New and prices. PRINTING. printing. Reasonable COMMERCIAL 337-0712. SERVICE' discount printing. IBM typing and binding these, resumes, publication. free ente A federal request judge Friday denied a former MSU professor's to be temporarily reinstated to the job the are seeking individuals with recent furnace. Air conditioned. C-7-30 Across from campus, corner professor claims he was unfairly fired from four years ago. experience or education in the retail food or $3000. 15 minutes from M.A.C. and Grand River, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, below Jones Stationery Shop. Robert Fisher will spe John R. Hildebrand, a former associate professor of general merchandise campus. Phone 482-2851 industry. after 5:30 and anytime Okemos. Electric typewriter. Call COPYGRAPH nvestment Opportunities social science, was denied an injunction that would have Call 349-1773 eveings and oon at the University weekends. 3-7-11 SERVICES' 337-1666. forced University officials to give him his job back pending .unch will be served at I weekends. 373-6726 C-7-30 the result of a civil suit he filed against the board of trustees weekdays. 0-7-30 SALARY Lost & Found mi PROFESSIONAL in October 1971. dissertation typing. IBM MA Transportation gJL Federal District Judge Albert J. Engel on June 29 Negotiable — Reflects our desire to obtain FIND SOMETHING? English degree. MARTY granted Hildebrand a hearing on two counts of his suit but dismissed third. top-quality personnel. If you've found a pet or article of value, we want to help you NORTH, 351-3487. C-7-30 NEED RIDE daily to MSU from The People's Cooperative a Owosso beginning July 25. Council will have a meeting at Heldebrand's suit charges that his rights to freedom of return it. Just come into the ANN BROWN. Typing and Call 1-723-1238 after 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 33 Union State News Classified multilith offset printing. 2-7-9 to discuss fund allocation. speech and procedural due process were denied when he BENEFITS Department and tell you want to place an ad in EAST LANSING us that STATE Complete dissertations, service manuscripts, general typing, theses, for PEOPLE FOR car pool from MSU Sailing Club will hold shore school at 6:30 p.m. today was dismissed from his of Social Science. job on Sept. 1, 1969, by the Dept. city of Mason to MSU, Company paid dental, life, optical, BANK'S found column. As public service EAST a IBM. 23 years experience. Natural Science Building at the site. Rides available at 5:30 p.m. at the will be Engel's June 29 order threw out a third charge, which 349-0850. C-7-30 claimed that University officials violated Michigan law in Prescription, and hospitalization insurance, LANSING STATE ' BANK area. 355-1715. 3-7-13 Paid discharging him. University Attorney Leland W. Carr had birthdays, holidays, and vacations. Sick- will run the ad at no extra MSU Outing Club will meet asked that the entire suit be dismissed. Pay plan and a vested cost to you. pension plan. EAST LANSING at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 118 Physics Astronomy Bldg. A Defendants named in Hildebrand's suit are: the board of STATE BANK rock clumbing will Interested persons should apply to the C-7-30 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Okemos. Electric typewriter. program on trustees; President Wharton; Provost John E. Cantlon; PSYCHOLOGY STUDY: Edward A. Carlin. dean of University college; hospitality Inn, 3600 Dunkel Rd., Jolly Rd. Call 349-1773 evenings and Women in good health taking Douglas $100 REWARD FOR return of The Fast Lansing Human Dunham, chairman of the Dept. of Social Science; and X|t, Lansing, on weekends. 373-6726 no drugs, except possibly oral Clinton A. Snyder, professor of social science and assistant •ni Friday, July 13, between 10 Cannon F-1 camera body No. weekdays. 0-7-20 Relations Commission will hold and 6 p.m. A contraceptives. $2 for 1V4 its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. to Dunham. e Meijer representative will 143769 with FI.4 lense No. hours participation. Call Tuesday at City Hall, 410 there to talk to 30129 and Cannon telephoto Abbot; Road. you. If you are unable to lense No. 165761 and green PROFESSIONAL IBM typing Lorraine 351-9176 4-5:30 Hildebrand charges that shortly after his election to the Kiel1'' 016-453 p'ease send your resume , or call canvas bag. No questions (Pica — Elite). 11 years P.m. weekdays information. 3-7-11 'for ACTION will be on campus Dept. of Social Science Advisory Committee on May 23, 6711, extension 241, for more asked. Dean, 351-1326. experience. SANDI, July 10. 11 and 12 in the 1968, Dunham denied him tenure because he pointed out 339-8934.C-7-30 '"formation. 3-7-11 DON'T FORGET blood comes Placement Bureau. If you are interested in the Peace Corps or conditions within the department which he felt needed only from people. VISTA stop in and see a improvement. LOST: TOY Collie, female, EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Professional donors Hildebrand claims that there followed a series of answers ,to "Cassia". Dissertftions. (Pica - Elite). Meijer Incorporated compensated. MICHIGAN 641 4217, 339-2351, FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-30 COMMUNITY BLOOD East Lansing Folk Dancers improper actions by Dunham that resulted in Hildebrand's 332-2511. 2-7-9 CENTER. 337-7183. Hours invites everyone to dance Greek, dismissal a year later. EXPERIENCED IBM Monday, Balkan, Russian and other Since all the defendants ratified Hildebrand's dismissal, 2727 Walker Thursday and dances with 8 FOUND: 5 month old Husky - typing(pica, elite), 1331 East Friday us as p.m. Hildebrand charges they are all responsible for the action. Grand Rapids, Mich. 9-4:30pm Tuesday type pup. After 6 p.m. Call Kalamazoo: call 489-1058. and Tuesday at St. John's Student Wednesday 12-6pm. Center, 327 m.A.C Ave. There is Hearings on the suit are expected to continue this fall in ■ 49504 655-3732. 2-7-9 5-7-13 C-7-30 Grand Rapids U.S. District Court. teaching every week. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 9, 1973 AAU TRACK TOUR Factor to play Dill, By LYNN HENNING Washington- will Herbteams and I know inMaccabeans Thursday's competition MSU gymnast Ken Factor will be among the 150 I State News Sports Writer joined in the 100 meter race everybody on our team is with West Germany and American athletes competing in the ninth Maccabean I MSU trackmen Marshall by AAU champ Steve vastly improved from one Switzerland, the U.S. team Games, July 9-19, in Israel. Williams of San Diego State, year ago during the Olympic will travel to Turin, Italy for Dill and Herb Washington Southern Illinois' Gymnastics will be one of the 20 different sports the I just might return from their Ivory trials." a dual meet with the athletes will compete in. Crockett and Memphis European AAU track tour That's Italians, July 17-18. And Abie Grossfeld will coach the gymnastics team. State's Ed Hammonds. why Dill says then it's on to Minsh, as the best U.S. sprinters in people like Russia's Borzov Factor qualified for the Maccabean Games by placing I their respective events. Dill, who is the NCAA will have to refrain from Russia, July 23-24 to meet high in the Midwest Regionals in Chicago. ■ the Russians. The team 200 meter champ, will be taking the U.S. lightly. That's the admittedly winds up its tour against the going against Williams and The Olympic trials were prejudiced, but firm opinion Mark Lutz of Kansas State. Africans Aug. 4-5; Herb Washington of asst. MSU track coach one year ago, Dill Jim Bibbs, who will be The MSU duo will also emphasizes. watching the duo's efforts form half the horsepower in "What's happening is like a hawk when the U.S. the 400 meter relays with Borzov and all these kicks off an extensive U.S. partners Crockett and Olympic guys will be facing European tour of Williams. an all .new crew of faces. competitiorf in Munich, You take a guy like Mark Germany, Wednesday. "If they can .get the Lutz. . . you didn't expect Washington, who baton exchange down they him to be in the trials but can get the world record," graduated from MSU in he's had a great year and 1972, will be running 100 Bibbs predicted, explaining he'll be rough along with CELEBRATE meters and Dill will be that Washington would be the rest of us." sprinting in the 200 meters anchoring the effort. After Wednesday and competition when the U.S. faces West Germany and Another Spartan, junior Switzerland Wednesday. Bob Cassleman, will be "I may be prejudiced but participating in the I think Herb and Marshall competition. Cassleman will can come back No. 1 in be competing in the 400 FREEDOM! their events," Bibbs said. "I intermediate hurdles. Bibbs think Marshall will in time expects a sterling be the best 200 meters man performance out of in the world." Cassleman, too. And that's saying plenty "Bob is really beginning when you consider not only to come on," Bibbs said. & the European competition "All he needs is a little —but the American talent as international experience." JULY 10-14 well. That he will get, in double doses as Dill himself attests. Intramurals "It's not only the FACTORY A young children's swim toughest competition," the is now available as part of a sophomore from Detroit AUTHORIZED program started by the new MSU intramural dept. MSU Northern explained, "but it will be the true test of how DEMONSTRATOR faculty, staff and student tough the U.S. is. children three years of age and older can their parents swim 10-11 a.m. with "The West Germans, the Russians and ourselves have SALE All EPI floor models Monday-Friday in the men's to be the three toughest are now at fantastic indoor pool. Each child price reductions. must be accompanied by parent RENT A STEREO unless the child is a capable of $23.00 (Mr term i SAVE swimming the width of the UF TO free Service pool. There is no charge for nd children. Parent's fee is delivery *400 month < based on whether their NEJAC TV RENTALS status is student, staff or faculty. Parents must have 337-1300 per pair IIX EPI speakers have been enthusiastically reviewed in virtually every hi fi magazine and the "100" recently was top rated over 19 other speakers in a leading consumer buying guide. ALL Ji DEMONSTRATORS ONLY FOUR MORE COME FULL WITH FACTORY THE WARRANTY. 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