STUDENT EMPLOYES MSU maintenance personnel strike By JOHN R\/ JOHN LINDSTROM LINDSTROM whan when fknl» their old contract, A. ... . - - - - ... approved last coming to work on Tuesday. out if the residence hall management Stat* News Staff Writer autumn, expired. Three student employes at Holden insisted on using students to replace MsU's 1,200 maintenance workers, MSU officials Tuesday assured Hall were removed from their jobs the striking workers. to food service employes and students and staff that all University Tuesday when they also refused to The students are scheduled to meet tnick drivers voted overwhelmingly services would be maintained during work in jobs vacated by 1585 today with Lyle Thorburn, dormitory Tuesday night to go on strike against the strike. They were unsure however, employes honoring the strike. and food service manager, in an effort if services would be hampered by Raymond Hopper, hall manager, to settle the dispute. ""Vtaitirtton follows the strike vote delivery truck drivers honoring the said that, in effect, the three had At the strike meeting, Arthur approved by MSU's 225 skilled picket lines. decided not to cross the picket lines Kieselbach, president of local 1585, tradesman Monday. At the meeting Tuesday Joe King, and would therefore be on leave until told at least 600 employes that MSU The maintenance personnel are the staff representative from Council the strike was settled. had offered the union a 12 per cent Jeented by Local 1585 of the 7, of AFSCME, said that at least the The three students, Gary wage hike on a two year contract. Scan, Federation of State, building trades union would honor the Ventimiglia, East Detroit junior; Mark "Two per cent would go to some rtounty and Municipal Employes, picket lines. Cauchy, Dundee sophomore; and Jeff employes to bring them to the top of (AFSCME) and the skilled tradesmen Work on the new ice arena is the Can gas, Hancock the wage rate in their classification," junicr; said they had £ represented by Local 999 of only major construction going on campus. presently met with other student employes Kieselbach said. "The other 10 per afscme. Tuesday who said they would support cent would be spread out over the two Both locals have been working Most representatives of 1585 had the three. They also indicated that years." without a contract since June 30, honored 999's picket line by not other student employes would walk (continued on page 13) michigan Volume 66 Number 8 Michigan State University East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, July 11, 1973 Mitchell denies a for wiretapping, defends Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) - Former of 1972, and each time rejected them. He said that he simply was not had a role in supervision of the Nixon Atty. Gen. John H. Mitchell today Mitchell testified he went along asked the right question in the Sept. 5 campaign. denied sworn testimony that he with coverup operations designed to deposition proceedings. But he insisted when questioned by approved the Watergate wiretapping, keep the lid on the wiretap story and Mitchell was asked when he learned Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., that and said he did not tell President White House domestic surveillance this did not conflict with his March of money flowing to the original Nixon what he knew of the affair or activities to avoid scarring the 14, 1972, testimony to another Senate coverup for fear of crippling the 1972 President and the office itself. Watergate defendants, a key part committee that he did not have any of the coverup. He said that was re-election campaign. He had testified in a Waterate civil long re-election campaign responsibilities. after the June 17, 1972, break-in at Mitchell also defended his own suit last Sept. 5 that as director of the He said he did not deny the earlier Democratic headquarters. denial under oath that he heard as Nixon campaign organization he was statement, but that he had made it in The former attorney general was director of the Nixon campaign never present at discussions of the context of Republican expected, during party Democratic surveillance. an appearance likely discussions about surveillance of to continue at least responsibilities, not with reference to Democratic headquarters. through today, to the separate organization set up for Mitcehll defended that testimony say that he was aware of some aspects the Nixon He told the Senate at televised campaign. on grounds that the question was put of the cover up four days after the Mitchell said it was unfair to assert Watergate hearings that he had heard in a narrow context, dealing with the raid. wiretapping proposals raised at three that' the two statements were in security group at the Committee for Mitchell also testified Tuesday conflict. meeting, in the winter and early spring the Re-election of the President. that while still attorney general , he He described domestic spy plans as "White House horror stories," and said their disclosure during the Local 999 campaign could have been even more significant than Watergate itself. John Bolley, a member of the American Federal, State, County 'Hie former attorney general and and Municipal Employes Union local 999, displays a sign at the campaign manager, once rated the man closest to Nixon himself, said he Collingwood entrance to the MSU campus. The union voted to decided to keep what he knew of strike Monday night and began picketing 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. Watergate from the President, (continued on page 11) State News photo by C.L. Michaels FROM REFINERY 10 GAS PUMP U.S. will probe WASHINGTON (AP) - The Cost of "I'm saying there will be food price may be made in the next few days. Living Council Tuesday announced a increases over the next six months," he said. President Nixon discussed nationwide investigation of the economic policy with Republican petroleum industry, from the refinery to the gas pump, to determine whether "That does not mean they will congressional leaders Tuesday and increase at the same rate as the first six scheduled a meeting with his economic prices have been increased illegally. months, but it means that there are advisers later in the day to deal with James W. McLane, deputy council going to be food price increases." the proposed Phase 4 program. director, said price rollbacks will be ordered where violations of the Administration sources said Gary L. Seevers, a government's price freeze are found. announcements of some details of the member-designate of the Council of Phase 4 program to follow the freeze (continued on page 13) He said significant violations already have been found in the Atlanta area. One violation the investigators will watch for, he said, is a reduction of Ann Arbor repeals the octane rating of gasoline without a corresponding decrease in price. McLane also said the new Phase 4 anti-inflation program will not be able liberalized pot law to stop a continued rise in food prices ANN ARBOR — Ann Arbor's marijuana possession or use, was over the next six months. But he "Street People" mourned the repeal of said the increase should be much less repealed by the Republican-dominated the city's liberalized marijuana law in city council Monday night amid chants than the 22 per cent rate of increase exactly the way they celebrated its of "smoke that joint" from "street during the first six months of this enactment with a smoke. year. — people" in attendance. Confers before testifying He said the supply of food items, such as fruits and vegetables, chickens The city ordinance, which provided for $5 fines for those convicted of They lit up in unison after the 74 vote was announced and one of the angry protesters tossed a pie at GOP and hogs, have not developed as John Mitchell, former attorney general, right, confers with his attorney, William Hundley, Mayor J.W. Stephenson, who was anticipated. Coupled with heavy elected as before an anti-pot candidate earlier testifying before the Senate Watergate Committee Tuesday in Washington. foreign demand for U.S. agricultural this year. AP goods, rises in food price are Wirephoto inevitable, he said. Marijuana offenders in this campus town will now be prosecuted under Import on southern university state law, which also is considered liberal. The state law was changed last year after the Michigan Supreme Court In side Wedn esday declared the old law unconstitutional and the legislature made marijuana Shootings U (AP) " A were fed by a lack of communication TWday identified the person labeled who the campus in October and November •Oakhill residents go back to nature. dog. Page 10. Page 3. •Careful who buys your offenses misdemeanors punishable by a maximum $100 fine and 90 jail. However, Police Chief Walter Krasny indicated his department days in I S°uthern if ootin8 . deaths of two between students and administrators. fired the fatal blast. 1972." Paychecks would continue to concentrate on l^ovemh ers,ty students last "The number and variety of During that period there were hard drug traffic — a policy similar to I,»,y' I enforcement ° between law the entire Guste headed a commission inquiry into the deaths of the two of weapons brought on campus by law enforcement units were far more than demonstrations, including a march to the state Capitol. one launched last year County Sheriff Fred Postil. by Washtenaw may be picked up by an A liberal I ""justified ... black students who were killed Nov. necessary to deal with an unarmed The 12 member commission marijuana ordinance, and students was 16, 1972, by a blast of buckshot as group of students," the report said, which drew - authorized department similar to the repealed Ann Arbor law, up the report was noting police carried submachine guns, was adopted by the East they fled police tear gas in front of the appointed by Guste and included representative Friday at 350 Lansing City II Guste th® report ?u 'ana AttV- Pub,ic William administration building on the Baton Rouge campus. shotguns, rifles and tear gas guns. "Southern University is a black Turner Catledge, former executive editor of the New York Times; two Administration Bldg., if mail service is still Council in spring 1972. It provides for a graduated fine, beginning with a $5 disrupted. |cam Dcthe P°'ice called onto the school under the control of a state Southern students, and New Orleans Graduate assistant checks will penalty for a first conviction on I ""derdkriJ- Wfre overarmed and A preliminary report by the Board of Education which has no attorney Revius Ortique, who served marijuana possession. II the ,3lined confiiri ?"d that "much « of - commission said the fatal shotgun members who are black," the report as a member of the President's be available after 8 a.m. and It is not currently threatened with i ^ooiin,, «,,°j at the moment of the blast came from an area where six said. 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Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center closed Saturdays through august 11th 5001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall JUDY RYPMA -EDITORIALS TV forces women to act Kelly must file oil companies in silly traditional roles sitting around their homes having tea and gossiping about The State of Florida Monday high prices at the pump. These Union Oil, Cities Service, Ever since the invention of that noisy, box-shaped the latest divorce or town scandal. filed an antitrust suit against 15 companies have the power to Marathon and Standard Oil of contraption which now occupies a place in nearly every And then there are the commercials perhaps the bigge!t California, Ohio and Indiana. living room, television has been guilty of perpetuating and obstacles for women of them all. Almost every major oil companies, accusing manipulate conditions by which building upon the very roles from which women are now woman prices can be controlled. They are charged with violating you see in TV commercials is extremely occupied with them of deliberately causing the struggling to free themselves. making herself a beautiful "man-trapper," taking care of gasoline shortage by a conspiracy The Florida suit wisely the Sherman and Clayton So-called family TV programs such as The Andy antitrust acts in unreasonable Griffith Show", "Bewitched," and "All in the Family are children, cleaning house, cooking or entertaining. to keep prices high and force recommends that companies be an some of the perpetuators of the typical family concept forced to break up their restraint of trade and commerce. Whether the product being advertised is laundry soap, independent dealers out of the which women are now fighting. Every week millions of business. "monopolies" by' liquidating Kelley has already sharply Americans watch these programs, which no doubt have a furniture polish, automobiles, underwear or cosmetics! women are assigned certain roles and very seldom are they exploration and criticized the illusory gas Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley crude oil strong influence on the way children, in particular, view allowed to step out of them. must do the same and force big production interests, and limit shortage as a figment of the oil family life. It's never a man who viewers see worrying about how to oil companies to get their grubby themselves to refining, companies' imaginations. Now he For example, Aunt Bea and the other women of Mayberry on the "Andy Griffith Show are always get the carpet cleaned before the guests arrive; it's never a distribution and selling can go one step further and bring paws out of consumers' pockets.' man feeding Pillsbury brownies to his children; it's never a petroleum products. suit against major oil distributors portrayed as a bunch of gossiping housewives who have Major oil distributors control man walking down the street wearing a sweater washed in The Florida suit names as who conspire to ration gasoline, nothing more important to concern themselves with than Woolite and getting whistles from the women. the petroleum industry from the garden club meetings and buying new hats. time crude oil bubbles out of the defendants Exxon, Texaco, Gulf, jack prices and There should be no doubt in anyone's mind that TV has ground until the moment when Mobil, Shell, Atlantic-Richfield, squeeze independent dealers out Both Samantha Stevens, tne star of "Bewitched" and a great influence on the way people think, especially children who know little else about family structures gasoline is sold at unreasonably Phillips, Continental, Sun Oil, of the market. Edith Bunker from "All in the Family" provide outside of their own and often spend hours a day in front East Lansing has been hard - examples of the roles that women are assigned by TV of the "tube." hit by the gasoline "shortage." scriptwriters. They are usually housewives who very seldom hold jobs, but stay home all day and clean the house, raise Seoate must Only a bare handfull of stations remain open for business on children and wait on their husbands. Therefore, women should not always be portrayed as nagging housewives with their hair in curlers and their hands in dish water television viewers will continue Sundays while others have been Occasionally a woman plays the part of a teacher, or to forced to cut hours. One chain of secretary or nurse, but there is never a Sheriff Ann or a think of them in that manner. Doctor Marcia Welby. Women are never shown tearing Alaskao oil stations even promotes across the countryside on horseback in pursuit of adventure self-service to save the consumer or sitting at a desk dictating to a secretary. Seldom can Women have male-dominated professions been entering the previously and taking their place in the a penny or two per gallon. there be seen a mother coming home after a hard day at family structure as equals for a long time now. Television must reflect these changes. Senate opponents of the ports if the trans-Alaskan route is Kelley must spearhead work and being greeted by her husband putting dinner on trans-Alaskan oil pipeline are approved. At a time when Michigan's immediate attack the table. There will not be complete acceptance and respect for America is gripped by a so-calted against monopolistic practices of The afternoon soap operas are just as guilty if not more women in the future if children today continue to be putting all their cards on the table this week in a bid to get the energy crisis, large foreign the oil industry before big so of exploiting women as the family programs. The men in subjected to the influence of a machine which stereotypes in the roles they have been trying to release these melodramatic series usually play the parts of lawyers, women federal government to delay the exports of oil could easily create business is allowed to create a doctors or businessmen, but the women are always shown themselves from for years. project in favor of a an even greater shortage. national emergency. trans-Canadian pipeline. And former Japanese Prime The looks like smart Minister Eisako Sato last year idea; move the a Canadian route is expressed his country's eager POINT OF VIEW environmer tally safer and would expectations of buying Alaskan deliver the bulk of the North oil. Fair play for John Hildebrand The merits of a Canadian Slope oil reserves where they are needed most, east of the Rocky pipeline are readily apparent. Oil Mountains. could be delivered to the Midwest and the East Coast via "Right again," I says. "And he made American Civil Liberties Union and By C. PATRICK "LASH" LARROWE "Affirmative," I says. "But there's Canada's Mackenzie River Valley it worse by getting himself elected to the local American Association of Professor of Economics more: two years as a Republican at a lower cost than the proposed member of the Kansas legislature, two the department's advisory committee. University Professors. They've all filed I'm in the whirlpool at the IM last That really shook the old guard. So friend-of-the-court briefs supporting Alaskan pipeline. years as a staff member of the Agency Monday, getting the kinks outa my for International Development." when he came up for reappointment, Hildebrand." Environmental damage would joints after the working-over Little Mo "Looks like he's lost the first "Agency for 'inter lational they pushed him out." also be minimized as an oil spill gave me on the tennis court, when this "They tell him why, so's he could round, though. Says here the judge dude bounces in. Development!" he yells. "That's the in West Coast waters would cause outfit Dr. Hannah heads up, isn't it?" appeal?" the innocent asks. refused to grant the injunction." "Ya seen this story in the State "That's true," I says. "But that's irreparable damage to sport "Right," I says. "Didn't have to back then," I tells News where a guy named Hildebrand's "With a background like that, him. "And there wasn't any appeal in only part of it. Story says further fishing in the North Pacific. taken the University to court?" he those days. That's all come in within down the judge's going to hear the rest how'd Hildebrand get into trouble?" The Bayh-Mondale asks. "Who is he, anyway? You know of the case in the fall. And it isn't in amendment faces an uphill battle him?" the story there, but the judge took the through the Senate. A "Sure," I says. "He's a fellow "The University admits it made a mistake, reinstates him, gives lawyers for Hildebrand and the BAYH MONDALE economist. Taught in the .Social consortium of major oil Science Department 'till they dumped him his back pay for the four years he's lost since they fired him, and University into his chambers after the that's the end of it. hearing, suggested they explore ways Prime backers of the delay are companies have advertised him, back in '68." to settle the case "Or if that's too drastic for the University, they could give him by themselves so he senators Birch Bayh, D-Ind., and heavily to rally public opinion "Why'd they do that, Lash? He a won't have to order a settlement." behind the Alaskan pipeline. loud-mouth troublemaker, like you?" his back pay and reappoint him for a year. Then, when he comes up "What could the University do?" Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn. Even thp prolific Nixon "Negative," i responds. "Lemme for reappointment, they'd evaluate his teaching and 'the dude asks. Their amendment would restrict give you some background on him: any Alaskan oil delivery system administration supports the raised on a Kansas farm-he still owns publications-they didn't do that in '68— and we'd find out whether "Simple enough," I says. 'The he's good enough to be kept on as a member of our faculty." until Congress chooses the final northern line. it, spends his summers on it. 50 University admits it made a mistake, Disregarding these pressures, missions as fighter pilot in WW II, 8^8 reinstates him, gives him his back pay route after a 14-month study of a the Senate could best serve the Ph.D. in economics from the "Innocently enough," I says. "He the last year and a half." for the four years he's lost since they the Canadian alternative. University of Chicago..." came here in 1967 as an associate "Far out," he says, "What'd fired him, and that's the end of it. Concern has been raised that interests of the country by "Wow!" he says. "Sounds pretty professor in Social Science. At that he do?" millions of barrels of oil would voting for a delay in the Alaskan conservative. Isn't Chicago where point in time, they had a common "Oh, he did what he could. Talked "Or if that's too drastic for the be sold to Japan via West Coast pipeline. Nixon gets his economic advisers?" final, and all the profs had to use the to the provost. Asked the University University, they could give him his same textbook. Soon's he found that Tenure Committee to look into it." back pay and reappoint him for a r out, he campaigned against 'em." "You follow civil liberties decisions year. Then, when he comes up for "I get it!" dude says. "Mossbacks in pretty closely, Lash. You think he's got reappointment, they'd evaluate his the department felt threatened by the a case?" teaching and publications-they didn't changes he was pushing for, they "Yes,I do," 1 says. "So do the do that in '68- and we'd find out decided to Deep Six him when they Michigan Federation of Teachers, the whether he's good enough to be kept got their chance." Michigan Education Association, the on as a member of our faculty." POINT OF VIEW- Tenure denial slights rules By S. J. R. WALLACH the acting dean of the College of East Lansing graduate student shall be described in its bylaws and Natural Science. This was not shall include a means by which the I would like to bring to light answered for several weeks and the faculty member is evaluated and another injustice that has been quietly reply received was nebulous. Bateman informed annually of his progress" and enacted on this campus. In early 1972, then went through the Universityl "Procedures shall also exist by which James M. Bateman of the Dept. of grievance procedure at which point foe' the faculty member may confer with Mathematics was denied tenure. He had two choices: (1) to continue this subgroup before a decision is then, within the course of tWfe next higher up in the grievance hierarchy, made in his case.". year, appealed to the Departmental i.e. the University Faculty Tenure An interesting sidelight is that one Tenure Committee and was again of the members of the departmental Committee, or (2) go through another denied tenure. Another faculty member, appeal with his department. tenure committee pointed out to who was also denied tenure in early 1972, was finally granted tenure on Bateman decided to continue up Bateman that these procedures had 'I KNOW JOHN DEAN'S WIFE SAT BEHIND the hierarchy. The University Faculty not been followed. HIM, MARTHA . BUT IT'S NOT REALLY either the second or third appeal. Tenure Committee reviewed the case V COMPULSORY!' Bateman then wrote a letter to Essentially, the University is trying and following their traditional to ignore the procedures of policy that practice, found it without merit and it has created . These rules give the gave it a light rejection. Bateman has now reappealed to the nontenured faculty member the right to defend himself and the right to University Faculty Tenure Committee. know where he stands in relation to The Doctor's Bag The appeal will be held on Wednesday, July 11, to judge his case or else pass his job requirements from 'year t0 the buck, probably out the door. year. The rules give objective and fair The machinery of the University treatment to the individual only By ARNOLD WERNER, MD appeal system is a wonder of they are followed. obstruction! I am sure you are curious However, ai; this point the as to what sort of case this Letters may be addressed to Dr. a grasshopper-type catapult across the the subject of vaginal flatulence. musculature following the ex-faculty bureaucracy of the University is 85 room. You are dangerously toying Consider specifically the following introduction of air results in a noisy member has to endure numerous much at fault as the rank and fi'e Werner at University Health Center. Names need not be included unless a with the very structure of your body aspects and possible causes of the expulsion, as does withdrawa* of the disappointments, emotional stresses department members who were and indeed may produce arthritis or and still keep on trying to eek out personal reply is requested phenomenon: Vaginal geometry, penis. Also, the ballooning of the negligent about adhering to the stated distal vagina during sexual excitement justice from the system. procedures. Can one cause damage to his body by vaginal musculature, hydrodynamic In the Faculty Handbook there The general run - of - the - mill facilitates the trapping of air. "cracking his knuckles?" I am in the phenomena and temporal proximity to appears a policy statement entitled the finger cracking has two current Intercourse in the man above position habit of cracking the joints in my theories. One involves the slippage of foreign body penetration. Also note if Statement on Non-Tenured William Whiting, editor - in vos8 tendons over bony prominences, but this problem is common among the This received its final fingers and wrists, neck, back, knees, her chest or wheelbarrowing it over approval on editorial editor. , the newer one states that with the human species, or if my wife and I April 17, 1970 chief; <*■"> toes and occasionally my hips. I have the edge of the bed facilitates air by the board of Kathy Niezurawski, copy distortion of the shape of the joint, a have made a unique medical discovery. entrapment. trustees. This* statement outlines Porter, photo editor; Lynn He'nning, sP°" heard that this might lead to arthritis. editor. small amount of synovial fluid in the I almost decided not to I regret to inform you that you procedures that should be followed by 4 answer this Beth Ann Masalkoski, tidvertisinl joint space vaporizes slightly and that have discovered nothing unique. If it the departments when Gigot, asst. advertuw I immediately checked my Guiness question for fear of besmirching my evaluating a manager; Gary Book of World Records and could find results in the popping noise. reputation by creating the illusion that has to do with sex, you can be sure it faculty member for tenure. It is manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertWiK manager; Al Kirlels, circulation manager. no entry under knuckles. I would Larger joint crackings are usually I write term papers for a fee. has happened before, many times. Sex somewhat like a code of ethics or Member* of the board of directors: vi advise you to apply for certification associated with the clear-cut feeling of The noisy escape of air from the is not an area in which there is much judicial procedure. Spaniolo, president; Debbie While. vl before you disarticulate a tendon sliding over something. The yourself. vagina is quite common. Relevant uniqueness except, hopefull;. the However, two of the procedures in president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary j Though unusual, I have seen people tendons and ligaments as well as the factors producing vaginal flatulence existence of a personal this statement were not adhered to treasurer; Tom Rlorrian; Al Wilke: M"1"* relationship if by Orr; Roland Williams. crack necks and backs but never the bearing surfaces of joints were never include vigorous and active intercourse two people are involved. the department in processing Bateman. Tile Michigan State News is a seven - ti knees and toes and the visual image made to endure these types of stresses in That's 147 words not counting my It is the neglect of these that the case positions which allow the recipient of the Pacemaker Award from conjured up by the thought of repeatedly. introduction of air into the vagina. snide comments in the first sentence rests on. Associated Collegiate Press for outstsndW someone cracking their hips resembles Please write a 150 word thesis on Contraction and this last sentence. These were: "Review journalism. ......sv - of the vaginal procedures Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 1 ], 1973 5 5-year-old drowns in local gravel pit n By s*aDV kORRFCK GAR V KORRECK mikkirttf missing arnnnH around R-QA 5:30 p.m. Her nine ». M 11 year - old son, Jay, was sent to look „• • of expressway before > coming to the Brian's father said his son never ... lack of any supervised play area makes should be done about the open field State News Staff Writer pits. wandered much, except for a time it difficult to keep an eye on children. which begins where married for him and when it got darker, she housing Tnwaid the west end of Spartan and her mother joined the search. "He's got a five - year - old of when lie was found by the railroad "I think the kids wanted to go lawns end. J\Z there is a large field dotted "Chris Dean (Brian's his own," East Lansing Police Chief tracks. swimming and there's no place for "Maybe they should clean the rocks 2*drv weeds, some fill dirt and Chris went to some sister) told me place far, far Stephen Naert said of the officer who filed the report. "I told him never to go there them here," another said. out and put in a higher fence," one ks Beyond this area is a five - foot again," his father recalled. Most people in the area of the suggested. "And what are they doing away," Jay said. "You think you get used to these fence, then the 1-496 expressway. "Kids always say things like Thome said his son is unaware of the Franklin apartment agree that a about all these open ponds and Monday night, five - year - old that," things," Naert said. "I remember when significance of what happened. swimming pool would be beneficial to waterholes?" his mother added. 1 ChHstopher Franklin of 1575H was on the road and I thought I'd "Chris went swimming and didn't the children. As for Christopher's friends, life Lrtan Village and a friend overcame Around 9 p.m., East Lansing Police, hardened to seeing all the fires, accidents and deaths, but when you come back; he's gone," Brian said. "Someone went to married housing goes on. Most of them are unaware of these obstacles en route to a disastrous Area residents said they have seen about it, but I don't know if they got what has happened except that Chris is University Police and State Police see a dead child became involved you just don't forget Brian wandering through the village on anything done," one woman said. ad in the search. it." gone. How far away he has gone they Tuesday after an extensive search, Christopher was not found until 9 a.m. several occasions but they admit the Parents also agree that something will not realize for some time. Valerie Franklin will remember it Christopher's body was found in a Tuesday when MSU police acted on water • filled gravel pit near a Granger Brian's statement and longer. She expressed disappointment dragged the that she did not receive word of her Construction Company site. gravel pit. son's whereabouts sooner. The gravel pit is located south of "I'm the railroad tracks near the west side "C'hrissie couldn't swim, but 1 not blaming Brian for of 1-496, more than a half mile from could," Brian said. anything, but I'm unhappy that he didn't tell the truth right where Christopher lived. "I can't believe Chris would do would never do this on his own — away. Chris Earlier Tuesday morning something like this," his mother said Brian must have told him about the Christopher's four - and - a - half - year Tuesday. "He's never wandered away lake and then, of old friend, Brian Thorne, told police and since we've only been here three course, he wanted to see it," she said. detectives he and Chris had decided to weeks I've always kept a close eye on him." "I know Chris wouldn't do it on his jo there Monday. Brian came out of the water and looked back. Not seeing One witness noticed the boys own," his grandmother said. "He's afraid of cars." Christopher, he became frightened and crossing the expressway, but a second decided to go home. witness later saw only Brian, "Chris wasn't scared or cut; I don't "He was wet and crying when he apparently on his way home, looking know how he made it over those got home and I asked him what frightened. fences," his mother commented. happened," his father, Michael, said. The owners of the property had Christopher had been a Montessori "He told me some boys hit him with a been swimming until 7 p.m. and student and rock - stick and threw water on him. We reported seeing painting was one of no one in the area at the activities he had learned. went back to where he said it was and the time they left the water. "I called him in the didn't find anything." The report filed night before by East Lansing and he was sitting there painting rocks Christopher's mother, Valerie said police said the boys had to vault three — he was a beautiful boy," Mrs. she first noticed that her son was fences and maneuver across four lanes Franklin said. doonesbury by Garry Trudeau mam, my lap, x yes, indeed' riddle think I've finally aie this, young man: his bride! wrou a way to who alone has never uje shall i mm 5ome real once lost the total subpoena but of v/gof? to the confidence op rne the first course' hearin6s' president? lady! think seats me. she'll come? hem the 600d news. yes' but it's a can't say for sure. but it's entirely possible that Drowning ■tom71ve president is futile 6esture. one nu5ht she overheard nez, nee! The i appealing our subpoena the first law whispers ofmmmess while body of five-year-old Christopher Franklin was found about 9 a.m. Tuesday in this water - you're filled of his kllpe' at the will testify. but umat tipt0ein6 throu6h the hushed. hee-! . JMSf gravel pit near the Grand Trunk railroad tracks and the I 496 expressway. The boy, who - supreme court! j. m certain do you think cappetep mite house corri¬ hee1 aujful, had been missing since Monday morning, had gone swimming with a four- year - old friend. no! \ of it she knows, dors ' yes' somb mention of a hce\ senator! senator7 hastiness hitherto State News photo by C.L. Michaels m BASTILLE FOOD SPECIALS SANDWICH AH JAM BON Teen Angel WHOLE FRENCH BREAD $1.60 (FLOWN IN FROM PARIS) +TO D AY-s- .75* Wednesday, July 11 Sx.SO cover 1/2 LITRE RED WINE $1.25 »ge d«.which meet, nistiB in B„key phvslca| techniqiles, designed to make the Itudent of tho>e wh|ch Hall, strives to increase the sensory perception of those who attend. Roland de Mars are pleasing to the senses. and Alex Courtney, who organized and run the class, teach participants interpersonal Two great locations State News photo by Dave Schmier in Lansing $1.09 Right past Frandor THROUGH UHIVERSITY COLLEGE at 2418 E. Michigan and at 4100 S. Logan Students run governance office Clams Shrimp Council and the dean's eliminate their finals, too," scholarship and personal available to help him within By SUSAN NOWICKI requested to contact Stella student advisory committee said Hansen. problems." the University College." Students are being Hansen, 165 Bessey Hall, and have the same voting The Student Referrals are made to channeled into active Help To let students know rights as faculty members. Committee serves as a kind University Health Center or about the program, the participation in academic of home base where the Counseling Center. government of University The office works closely office is working on a five - student can get College by a student - run with Edward A. Carlin. dean Right now, the office minute film outlining office in Bessey Hall. recommendations on needs people to help set up services offered by of the college, and faculty the Stella Hansen, Battle courses or professors. They and carry out the planned office that will be shown to adviser Bruce M. McCrone, can also meet and talk with Creek sophomore and an instructor in the Dept. of programs. incoming students. professors before taking chairman of the Office of Social Science and assistant "We could use at least 40 their classes. Several Student Governance, said to the dean. people right now but would University RENT A STEREO that faculty and like to have at least 100 College faculty have offered The Student to let the office show the $23.00 par term administrators do not The Help office, through its Committee also includes a participating in fall term," film during beginning class always understand the needs political committee, works she said. student ombudsman. sessions fall term. of the students. on curriculum and "We need student voices "Student educational apathy to to be the conscience and the some policies important and changes "We've problems dealt between with academic governance Students interested in NEJAC TV RENTALS J educators of the University have resulted from its paralyzes our progress. One working with the Office of 337-1300 professors and students and Student Governance are governance structure," she efforts. of the main barriers to said. grade changes have made up student participation is the majority of cases so The office gives students The Political Committee ignorance. An incoming far," Hansen said. a chance to help make or pushed for and got freshman has no conception elimination of American "We also deal change University academic policy as well as counsel thought and language fellow students. departmental finals. Students now sit on the "We hope to get the University Academic other departments ALL NEW EXCLUSIVE 007 ADVENTURE Is! RUN SHOWING! Rated R- M§0RE - THIS AIRLINE SERVES THREE WILD DISHES TAKE yOUR CHOICE JAMES" BOND LIVE It's always harder at night! r' IZm Night Call Nurses WOMEN "VAGUS, A NEW WOULD PICTURES RELEASE ^ Wednesday, July 11, 1973 8 Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan AT AREA STORES, HOSPITALS Use of By BILL COSTABILE in the security licensing of security said there were two main guards Though shoplifting has to the up 'borderline thief' New requests ior voluntary help have Lansing Girl Scouts have initiated a guys meant losses to But our plain-clothes guards State News Staff Writer reasons for the increase. been received by the Volunteer Bureau and gals recreation program that travels guards since 1970. concentrate on the from area to area in the city over the Uniformed security The men in blue, with "The press has brought businessmen, Laug said, bolder over the last several weeks. People attempts at shoplifting." guards are becoming the red arm patches and silver the need for security men to another factor also interested in the requests listed below or course of the summer. Volunteers are The increased rule rather than the the attention of the public," contributes heavily. use other possibilities can contact the Bureau needed to aid the staff of four persons that badges, may now be seen at at 353-4400 or drop by the office in 27 travel with the van providing games and exception in the Lansing most department, liquor | Laugsaid. "We can stop most of the security guards has local police agencies helped Student Services Bldg. Many of the activities in areas which usually do not area. and book stores, drive-in "Stories concerning shoplifting, but employe by Though he would not thefts are next to impossible allowing them to available listings are situations in which the have them organized reveal the current number restaurants and hospitals. shoplifting and the to detect. concentrate their efforts on agency or individual requesting volunteers An eight-year-old boy living near Why the increased use of tremendous amounts of other activities besides of security guards, an "Our company uses both can provide some sort of transportation for campus would like to go swimming from official at the Michigan security guards? money lost each year are uniformed and plain-clothes security. the volunteer. 10 to 11a.m.several days a week at the IM State Police Jerry Laug, supervisor of making businessmen more Kicnard O. Bernitt, Licensing guards. The uniformed MSU A group of adolescent guys have started pool. His parents have classes and work at Divison said that there has investigations for a local .aware of the need for director of public that time and he needs someone, an adult, security contracting firm, security men." guard serves as a deterrent safety up a rock group and could use some help in said that police agencies developing their skills. A practice spot has to go with him so that he can get admission been a 300 per cent increase in' the Lansing area don't been arranged at the Boy's Club in Lansing to the pool. He can make his own way to get because their rambunctious practice and from, so all he needs is for someone to caught short-handed sessions previously drew complaints from the neighbors. A goal could be for the group to practice for the Youth Fair '73 to meethimthere. If you already happen to be at the pool at those hours, then this would be no problem at U.S. ordered to anymore because of the that perform. security guards job "The Lansing area be held in September. all. was smaller five years procedures ago " on Bernitt said, "but it's becoming larger each day "With a greater influx of DETROIT (UPI) U.S, Four members of the indicted in the case, eleven Monday, it was disclosed of whom still remain that investigators for the people and businesses, J District Judge Damon J. radical Weatherman faction think the increased duties of Keith has ordered the of the Students for a fugitives. special Watergate prosecutor the security men were Attorneys for the four Archibald Cox and the U.S. federal government to Democratic Society (SDS) inevitable." due to stand trial claimed Senate Watergate committee submit affidavits by Sept.3 are charged in the case with An official of the government used illegal were studying the Detroit the on whether its agents used plotting a nationwide Michigan State Police said methods to gather evidence, case for possible illegal procedures to gain terrorist bombing campaign connections with their that his office is swamped evidence against radicals at a secret meeting in Flint perhaps by an alleged with White House group. probe of illegal government applications for charged in an alleged in 1969. licensing new security men. During the hearing activities. bombing conspiracy in Fifteen persons were "I would estimate that Keith asked William Michigan. since 1970, the number of Keith said Monday the Ibershof, head of the criminal division of the U.S. security men that we have government's insistence that 1 burglaries, es, Veterans may call attorney's office in Detroit, whether he could definitely licensed has increased 300 per cent. wiretaps and other "The unauthorized methods were state that no government Lansing area is o... not used was inadequate. He said if the affidavits toll free to Detroit agencies gathered information through illegal of the largest users security services in the state. of veterans and installation of a wide area In Detroit there are did not satisfy the defense Michigan telephone service (WATS) means. security guards than regular more "The government is not attorneys, they could their dependents make toll free ™y^ now telephone line for all parts of the state policeman." subpena witnesses-key " - prepared to state whether calls to the Veterans except for nine cities. misconduct took place," About 50 per cent of the figures in the Watergate Persons calling on the state - Administration regional Ibershof said. businesses in in vestigation--for an wide WATS line should dial Lansing office in Detroit. "Archibald Cox has been employ full or part-time evidentiary hearing Sept. 24 1 800 572 - 9835. - - aware of the activities of the security guards, c "The whole Watergate Frank J. Kilcullen, Jr., Veterans and beneficiaries case." company said. crowd will probably be in acting director of the living in the East Lansing town unless they dodge the Detroit area may also make toll - William Administration Office, said by dialing process servers," Goodman, defense attorney this said. service will be available through the free 484-7713. The calls Detroit VA Check for switchboard is open from 7:50 a.m. to 5:30 Monday through Friday. This special service will p.m. in schedule enable us to give the state's "We have had no Students picking up fall veterans accurate schedule manuals this indication that this has been information and assistance a widespread problem, at summer should check for promptly, Kilcullen said. printing errors, because of least no more than the usual Veterans - or their errors involved in printing several reports of missing beneficiaries who have been over 66,000 copies of pages and page duplication. assigned a claim number schedule manuels," McMillan But Dugald McMillan, previously by the VA assistant to the registrar, said said. should give this number Tuesday there was no Some students reported when calling to further several pages of course "epidemic" in printing speed service to them. errors. listings missing and others said some pages were duplicated. Central Michigan's McMillan also emphasized that the CAMPING schedule books are only available at 150 HEADQUARTERS Administration Bldg. 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September at Havana, Cuba. from the coupled with a clean lightweight and jerk effort of Fred Lowe, a MSU If he is successful, competition. the 396-and-3/4 pounds, graduate who now is an 165-pound Lowe will be the English and physical world Though a graduate, Lowe set a new American new middleweight is an honorary member of record last month at education instructor at the champion. the MSU weightlifting club. the A AU Senior Ingham County Jail, lifted a new American record of MSU National was also Anyone interested in 694 total pounds at the represented at the nationals Championships at joining should contact AAU Senior National by another lifter, Gary Leonard Williamsburg, Va. Espino* at Championships held last Hunter, who was in third 332-8020. State News photo month on the William and by Leonard D. Mary campus at Williamsburg, Va. Espinosa Intramurals Lowe established the record total A young children's swim is now available as part of a by first snatching 287 pounds and new program started by the MSU intramural department. then The children of MSU faculty, staff and students three by recording a 396-and3/4 pound effort in years of age and older can swim with their parents 10-11 the clean and jerk. a.m. Monday through Friday in the men's indoor pool. Parents must accompany the child into the water unless Lowe's clean and jerk the child is capable of swimming the length of the pool. performance was also a A special family swim from 4 to 5 p.m. on Sundays in new American weightlifting the outdoor pool will begin July 15. Children three years of record. age and older will be admitted for 50 cents and they must He was unsucessful at be toilet trained. • 930 WEST HOLMES ROflO 5210 WEST SflMNflW Popejoy • aw • 3301 EAST MICHIGAN r • 15487 NORTH EflST STREET scholar , large WAREHOUSE Open Weekdays a-iu Open Sundays 10-8 MSU all-time great distance runner Ken Popejoy has been awarded a $1,000 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. He was among the final 32 NCAA award winners announced for the 1972-73 academic year. The NCAA Economy Market annually awards 80 postgraduate scholarships with 33 going to football players, 15 to basketball players and 32 to student athletes in other sports. To be eligible for the award, each student athlete must have an accumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for three years of college studies and must have excelled on the playing field as well. Popejoy, senior from Glen Ellyn, 111., is a prelaw major with a 3.25 all-college average. 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"I think that even without mandated curriculum Concern in the state legislature that school children learn education at all.' about special subject areas like veneral diseases has Docking said he was opposed to state interference should and do have the power," he said. "What education is moving in an upward direction," Haueter said! prompted a power struggle over who controls education in because one curriculum is mandated, further control is recommendations they do make deal mostly with "But there is always a need for review and upgrading Michigan. injected, leaving the local districts powerless to effect their generating and correcting eductional materials that are whenever the times dictate it." So far, local school districts like East Lansing are own area of studies. But he added that Michigan may have being used today." Several legislators would agree with this statement but retaining control over their curriculum, but are at least the lowest mandated curriculum of all states and the Josephine Haueter, legal and legislative aide in the state not with who makes the changes. listening to recommendations from the legislature. problem has never been very big in this state. Board of Education echoed Docking's comments, saying Before the current time-consuming and lengthy The that the board only recommends and never dictates As Rep.Raymond Hood, D-Detroit, said after his bill to only mandated courses in Michigan's public acts are appropriation bills became the center of attention, debate semester of American government and health education. curriculum changes. make communicable diseases a required course, passed the i House: "The local districts must be ordered to make circulated in the legislature over who should have the power a ,, "The board has prepared position papers on various -U in to change the curriculum of public schools in Michigan. with all other courses the prerogative of the local school changes because if it is left up to them they will neglect districts. courses it would like to see instructed, but it has never some ^ey areas Qf study that affect the health As the current legislative session progressed, several bills State education departments, Locking said, recommend ordered any districts to follow these suggestions," she said. an(j education of Michigan's children". passed the House and were sent to Senate committee in courses and textbook materials but never try to force these She also said that some of the areas that the board order to change and supplement Bills curriculum^ suggestions upon the school districts. These suggestions has already attended to were consumer economics, "In almost all touchy or controversial areas of study, communicable suggesting diseasescoupes n cowumr and controlled substancesJ™™**aU passed take the form of legislative directives, educational proposals environmental instruction, drug education and several local districts have neglected to take a firm stand and meet gnd ^ but never djrect orders or sidelines. others. Some of these were suggested in curriculm the problems," he said wht-n fighting for his bill. "The fact the House and were sent to Senate committee for final «The Department of Education and the legislature workshops conducted throughout the state in which local that venereal disease is rising at a rapid rate among our aSPnS„°rm1n!frllv shwHpe and deal maln,y with cert'fy'nK teachers and usually stay out of the school districts can provide their input into what they young people has been ignored in the schools. It is there oSJXltT instructional rn.teri.ls «*, where I think the loci districts wo„,d « for that it cn most effectively combated." But in all of the cases, what started out as mandates eventually evolved into suggested changes, with most of the power left with the state board of education,state Dept. Education or local districts. The majority of legislators, in amending intent of the bills, said they did not like to take control of the original Med medical education. students feel that they were misled. Discontent grew through "Diagnosis:" to administered by the Dept. away from the local districts in determining what will be By PATRICIA CLYDE "There is a striking of Microbiology, came to a The College's Curriculum Upon entering the school winter and spring terms, not taught. , , , disparity between what this head spring term. This local power is also the desire of most school The first - year class of Committee is in the process they were told that the only because of the school says it is about and A group drew up a list of districts, says Robert Docking, director of instruction for East the College of Human of implementing an focal problems class, a small curriculum, but because of discussion class which ties the toll students' the reality of our experience grievances and Lansing schools. Local districts must have control over Medicine is pressing for a experimental track for both on what they will teach without legislative interference or curriculum that would the first and second - year together the basic sciences personal lives. trying to survive our recommendations. They felt mandates, he said. class that will allow students into a clinical perspective, On May 18, Steven 'progressive' curriculum. . . the class was oriented radically alter the The simple fact is that there would be the core of their Shapiro, 27, Westchester toward the graduate student "There is a myth that what is not being taught locally traditional concepts of greater flexibility in meeting is not enough time to do requirements. program. County, N.Y., first - year doing research rather than Those who choose the Fall term 1972, known student, published anything approaching a the clinically - oriented decent job in our work. . . medical student. experimental track will have as Phase I of the program, "Diagnosis of the Med Student Blues." We have been forced into A boycott of the final the choice between met the promise. But the "I wanted to encourage the position of devoting all was organized. attending lectures and students feel that Phase II, thought," he said in an our energies to survival, and "Fifty - three of the 87 working by themselves at which consists of the their own pace. It would interview. "I wanted to meaningful learning as well students in the class following five terms, point out the unnecessarily as personal growth are boycotted the final," begin this fall for new starting winter 1973, has virtually impossible." Shapiro said. "We definitely students. the high pressure rigid schedules and their suffering personal lives." Discontent over the have set a precedent that we Some students who have cramming of traditional schools. Shapiro wrote in microbiology class, plan to maintain." just finished their first year THROUGH NEWSPAPER ADS swimsuits take Woman sells free' puppies animals for sale to others. Carraher said Mr. Whaley By JIM BUSH finding someone to take the employe at the Computer a plunge State News Staff Writer mixed "PUPPIES loving homes. FREE Medium-sized breeds. Call to dogs was easy. It was after Carraher pups away troubles began. and MacKenzie gave the four six-week old Friday that Center, later admitted she's picked up free dogs in the past and sold them, sometimes by advertising in newspapers. Carraher, who had feared Whaley had taken the free puppies and sold them to a research experimental laboratory for use, said he told him he knew nothing about the incident, but that his name had been similarly "used" in the past. three days of "I haven't felt and MacKenzie checked out When David Whaley was After anything SALE 351-8284." When former MSU checking by Carraher, with improper about it," Whaley the address Whaley told contacted by the State students Marie MacKenzie little help from the State said. "It's them she lived at. The News Tuesday, however, he a better than address did not exist. said he hadn't understood and Mike Carraher ran this News , it was determined destroying the dogs or who took "She said she wanted all the situation when he talked ad in the State News last that the woman giving them to a family with the free dogs was selling 20 kids who couldn't afford four dogs for protection and to Carraher. week, they figured the only pets for her children," "It's almost embarrassing problem they'd have would them. to buy a dog and probably be finding a taker or two. What's more, the woman, couldn't afford to keep it Carraher said. really," Mr. Whaley said. "It 30% Carol Whaley, wife of an from Carraher said he then was my wife. 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ROOMMATE NEEDED, own DUSTER GOLD 1 972, bedrooms, bath, fireplace, 1 SUMMER RENTALS. 2 and room In house. Good TOYOTA 1967 landcruiser, 4 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 location, huge yard, pe,s executive car, many extras. year lease, $250 per month. wheel drive, 28,000 miles, blocks from campus, deluxe, welcome. $70, first V-8. Automatic transmission, Call after 6 p.m. 332-5906. month $1100. 351-7511. 3-7-11 X-7-13 furnished, air conditioned. half price. Call 3491773 power steering, radio, vinyl top, deluxe wheels and trim. 351 8571, 372-5767. 0^7^30 3-7-16 PHONE 355-8255 Ziebart rust proofing.' TRIUMPH 1967 - 2 liters. Must EAST LANSING - comfortable, CAMPUS NEAR, quiet, FOUR BEDROOM, one year 347 Student Services Bldg. $2,350. Days 694-8873, sell, $700 or best offer. Call convenient, one bedroom, furnished, 1 bedroom, $110 lease, large yard, Okemos evenings 393-2146. 3-7-11 Michelle, 332-4405 after 5 available now at summer plus utilities. ED 2-5374. Phone 349-3567.4-7-13 •AUTOMOTIVE PM. 3-7-11 rates or reserve for fall. No 3-7-11 FIAT 124 station wagon - 1968. pets. Call evenings, 351-9020. NEW DUPLEX 7/bedrooms Scooters & Cycles TRIUMPH TR-4 1965, radio, Good condition, economical, 6-7-13 LARGE 2 party furnished Carpeted. Close. $75 each for Parts & Service good condition, new tires, stick. $400 or best offer. Call efficiency, air conditioned, 7. Fall 332-1946. 2-7-11 627-6097. 3-7-11 bedroom Aviation 355-3212. 2-7-13 ONE AND two close to campus. $158. furnished mobile homes September - June. 484-0585. •EMPLOYMENT . . . TURBO - CHARGED Corvair WANTED: MATURE person to FORD XL 1967/390B8. Bucket $25-$35/ week. 10 minutes 0-3-7-13 •FOR RENT 1965, 4 speed, bucket seats, share quiet house. seats, vinyl roof, sports to campus. Quiet and FireH,„Ce, posi-traction, radials. $400. fenced yard, laundry Apartments console, AM/FM, new tires, peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. SUMMER, 2 bedrooms, large, Call 355-1013. 3-7-11 facilities. Close to campus Houses power. Blue, one owner, 0-7-30 furnished, fireplace, parking, 332-4345 after 6 p.m. 3-7-11 Rooms excellent condition. VEGA GT 1972, Kammback very close. Utilities paid, SUMMER AND fall rentals. •FOR SALE 349-2727. 2-7-11 with radio, clock, lighter, $125. 332-8594, 484-9774. EAST LANSING for residential RIVER HOUSE 3-7-13 Animals FORD CUSTOM 1966 luggage rack, wind screen, 'OH OH' "WIS DOESN'T lOCftlbO GO0D- APARTMENTS, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 living. Spacious 2 bedroom Mobile Homes $1,927.44. 355-8037. 4-7-13 man apartments. 332-0255. duplex, basement, large yard, (full-size), 2 door, automatic, IN 5 YEARS I SEE YOU PRICING A 10-7-13 WEST MAPLE, 312% 1 stove, refrigerator^ •LOST & FOUND V-8, power steering, runs bedroom furnished, garage, •PERSONAL very well. $395. 655-3810. VOLKSWAGON BUG - 1968, srnrw WASON WITH 3 children , GRAD STUDENTS - two/one $150 with utilities paid. dishwasher. $195/month! good condition, 53,000 Deposit. Phone 351-7283 •PEANUTS PERSONAL 5-7-16 miles. $750. 694-9956, INTO A JACK-IN-THE-BOX RESTAURANT- bedroom apartments, for fall. 337-7628 to see. Married 1-7-11 Quiet, close to campus, nice. couple or 2 persons. 2-7-11 •REAL ESTATE FORD 355-4684, (8-5). 3-7-11 Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 GALAXIE 500 1967, 351-5894. 3-7-11 GRADUATE STUDENTS 4 •RECREATION very n'ition- Must PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE VW BUG 1970 - AM/FM, 8 bedrooms, furnished, $280 •SERVICE sell, $6. Jest offer. Call north. Furnished studio, track, good shape. Call 349-4946. 3-7-11 A FANTASTIC utilities paid. Parking. $115 a plus utilities. Immediate Instruction Typing Service 641-4328 after 6 PM. 3-7-16 BUG [~Auto Service ][^"j Employment || "PAD" FOR FALL month plus 627-5454. 3-7-13 deposit. Phone occupancy. 351-4012 after 5 •TRANSPORTATION VW 1968, new tires, ALL VW parts in stock at muffler, carburetor, more. . EAST SIDE - small furnished •WANTED w h.o lesale prices TOPLESS SHOESHINE girl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE GTO 1968 battery, - power steering, new tires. $975. $800. 485-0944. 2-7-11 (approximately 20% off). CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 wanted, apply SANDPIPER ADULT BOOK at vycbv north, bedroom. furnished one Utilities paid, house $100 with security garage. $150, deposit. ••RATES** 1972 ROADRUNNER. Black 482-2192 after 6 PM. 2-7-13 353-7229. 3-7-11 East Kalamazoo Street. 1 STORE, 1149 South parking, $135 a month plus interior. Fenton mags, mile West of campus. Washington, 694-0565 after deposit. Phone 627-5454. LEMANS SPORT 1970. Like Goodyear, raised letter tires. HOUSES NEAR campus. 487-5055. C-7-30 5pm. 10-7-13 NO. AM/FM, Stereo radio. __3-7-13 Furnished, 1 to 5 bedrooms. NO. DAYS $1750. 351-2455. 5-7-11 Automatic transmission. Call "731" Apts. MSU AREA - OKEMOS, 1 and ?. Call 35 1-86 1 4 for WORDS COMPLETE IMPORT CAR DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for 627-5472.3-7-11 Spend the next year In appointment. 5-7-20 SERVICE. Including ignition, Orthodonist's office. Typing - bedroom, furnished and 1 3 5 10 pure luxury . . . plush IMPALA V-8, 1967. Excellent chassis, brakes and electrical. 60 w.p.m. Mature person unfurnished. Air furniture, carpeting, air 10 12 1.50 1.80 4.00 4.80 6.50 7.80 13.00 15.60 condition. One Power, 39,000 miles. $900. owner. [ Motorcycles llcfe] Available AUTOMOTIVE at ROBERTS CENTER, who enjoys working with cond., dishwasher!, pool conditioning, carpeted, modern. $155 and $160, heat ON HAGADORN - plus lounge and kitchen. - 3 bedrooms children. Please send personal and private balconies. 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 339-8413. 3-7-13 4980 Park Lake Road, • resume to Box B-2 State Don't get shut out — call included. 349-2174. 3-7-13 $280 plus utilities. Phone SUZUKI 1972 T350J, excellent Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for 882-1263.3-7-16 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 News. 5-7-20 APAH I MtiMT HOUSE for rent, 8.00 13.00 26.00 MERCURY MONTEREY1967 condition, two helmets. Call appointment. 0-7-30 20 3.00 downtown 349-1464. X-10-7-13 Lansing location, ONE GIRL - own 32.50 coupe. Automatic, power, REGISTERED PHYSICAL room in 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 with sleeping rooms for 10. vinyl roof, $300. 355-6027. METRIC MOTORS - VW THERAPIST for Home house. $55 per month. x-3-3-16. 6 Living room, dining room, 337-9292. 2-7-13 D EADLINE 1972 KAWASAKI 350S2, 3500 repair. Okemos Road and Health Agency, Jackson. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. kitchen, etc. $60 per month 1 P.M. one class day miles, perfect condition. I-96. 349-1929. C-7-30 MUSTANG GT - 1967, Contractual bases. Send Cedar Village, own room. per room or $500 for entire before publication. $650. Call 349-0508 days. resume to Home Health convertible, air conditioning, Immediately. Call 351-6879. house. Available July 16. Call 4-7-13 AUTO REPAIRS - From front Service of Jackson, Inc. 504 V-8 automatic, mags, 5-7-16 482-5514 between 8 a.m. - 5 Peanuts Personal ads end service to major West Michigan Avenue. Michelin tires, power brakes P.m. 3-7-13 HONDA CB750 1970, 3 quarter overhauls. No RIP-OFFS! STUDENTS: ONE bedroom must be pre-paid. steering, new transmission. Jackson, Michigan. 49201. CAM, Jetted carbs, 2 OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, 3-7-16 furnished apartments, and $900. 351-5684 after 6 PM. helmets. Call 484-2408. Grand River and Park Lake, house for rent. Call Tom Cancellations/ Corrections 2-7-13 3-7-13 East Lansing. 351-3130. Hacker, 485-2261. After 6 - 12 noon one class day m C-4-7-13 p.m. 482-7173. 4-7-13 OLDSMOBILE 1973, Delta 88, before publications. BMW, YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE 2 door, Also 1971 Vista MATURE, INTELLIGENT, RICHMAN. Parts, service, IfwH 551 ALBERT Street. 1 block warm liberated female MSU across from Williams Cruiser. Both excellent The State News will be helmets, leathers and custom TV AND stereo rentals. $23 from large 2 Dormitory. $65/month, with condition 651-5260. 3-7-11 campus, prof of 26 seeks compatible responsible only for the accessories. SHEP'S MOTOR term/ $9.50 month. Free, bedroom furnished, air femalefriend for sharing sharp bathroom, included utilities. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North same day delivery and conditioned. 332-8977, home, fall. 694-3783, 4-7 Through September 15. Call first day's incorrect OLDSMOBILE 1967 - Delta LEARN TO FLY - Over 30 Cedar, Holt. Just South of service. Call NEJAC, 351-6676. 10-7-27 p.m. 3-7-11 after 8 PM 332-5906. 6-7-23 insertion. 88, power brakes, steering, years experience in all types I -96 overpass. Phone 337 1300. C-7-30 air conditioning. $720. of flight training. Approved Bills are due 7 days from 694-6621. C-3-7-13 120 SOUTH HAYFORD, ONLY 10 minutes from campus LARGE ROOM. Close to the ad expiration date. If 337-1572. 7-7-13 for veterans. FRANCIS T" basement apartment, 3 on Lansing's West side. Large, campus. Phone 351-0161. •not paid by the dtie date, a HONDA CL-100, 1900 miles, 2 AVIATION, Airport Road. 50t late service (harge will Call 484-1324. c-7-30 bedroom, all utilities, $140. unfurnished 3 bedroom 3-7-16 OLDS 1968 helmets, book rack, car ^»t| power, air, No pets, 351-7497. 0-7-30 home, carpeted living and needs cO^* work, $300. carrier, $425, 355-6010. NEED 1 MAN 2 man apartment. dining room, Recreation WOMAN FOR house. Close, 353-68to. 3-7-11 LEARN TO fly with WINGED No lease, next / campus. SPARTANS. Save 301 SOUTH HOLMES furnished room and bar. Good reasonable, furnished. Own Marigold Apartments. After 9 3 room efficiency. All references. Reasonable rent room. Warm, friendly people. HONDA CB3506, 1973. 3,500 approximately $6 per hour. PM 332-8576 3-7-11 j Automotive RALLY NOVA 1972, 350, 3 speed, gold/brown, new tires, Call now, 676-5623. 5-7-11 677-7811, SUBLET ONE bedroom utilities, 351-7497. 0-7-30 $125 per month. plus occupancy. utilities. Call Immediate Nick at 332-2641. 3-7-16 good condition. Best offer. 482-0769. 5-7-16 THREE MAN suite, 2 rooms, Phone 489-31 66 or furnished, utilities, kitchen, BARRACUDA 1967 - excellent WOMAN - OWN room, condition, many new I. 3-7-11 KAWASAKI 1970 - 500cc, i* furnished, reasonable rent, LINDEN STREET Fully TV lounge, laundry, parking, close. 332-5722, 484-9774. guaranteed parts. $650. extremely clean, accessories, close 351-0619 after 5 p.m. furnished, 2 bedrooms, RENAULT 1969. Automatic. 0-7-30 355-8101. 3-7-16 $700. 694-3537 after 6 PM. SERVICE STATION attendant, GARDEN COTTAGE 3-7-1 couple preferred. $200 plus - cute, Excellent body and female help wanted, days or utilities, Sept. 1 - December mechanical condition. 35 one bedroom, newly NOW LEASING summer and BEL AIR 1965 - 2 door evenings, 882-0418. 3-7-13 EAST 31. 351-5031.3-7-13 furnished. Wide lawn, $150 LANSING - Horizon fall. Single rooms, $15 and Chevrolet. 372-7982 after 6 miles/gallon, AM/FM radio. SOLEX MOTORBIKE - driven 355-1013. B1-7-11 including utilities. 351-0120. house, near Whitehilfe, large 1 up weekly. Office hours, PM. 2-7-13 four months, excellent ACTION REPRESENTATIVES NEEDED TWO girls, fall winter 2-7-13 bedroom, carport, security Monday, Tuesday, Thursday condition, $165. Call will be recruiting for people locks, balcony, spring $65/month. 332-8847 air 3-5pm. Call 351-4495.0-7-30 BUICK SKYLARK custom, 4 SIMCA 1204 HATCHBACK - 355-0852. 1-7-11 who are Generalist. They will BEHIND PEOPLE'S Church - conditioning, carpeting, before 4 p.m. 3-7-13 door, 1968, air $850. Call 1970. Low mileage, excellent be in the Placement Bureau one girl, own room. drapes. Quiet atmosphere, MEN - CLOSE TO MSU. Clean, 351-4377. 3-7-11 condition inside and out. No TRIUMPH TIGER 197214, 4 OR 5 people; boys or girls - July 10, 11, and 12. So why $75/month, immediately adults. 1 year lease. $175. not mixed. On North quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone rust, gets over 30 M.P.G. 650cc, English style, still not stop by. 3-7-11 349-2094. 6-7-11 CHEVROLET 1965 - 6 cylinder.' $900. 355-1004. 2-7-13 under warranty. 694-0510. until September 332-4410. 3-7-16 15. Hagadorn, 2 blocks from 485-8836. 0-7-30 Transportation, $100. ACTION will be on campus July Grand River. Available now, SUBLET FROM July 15 627-6692 after 9 PM. 3-7-16 - $280. No pets. Phone PERSON NEEDED for 4 man SPRITE BUGEYE 1960 with HONDA 305 1965, excellent 10, 11, and 12 recruiting for September 15. Two man, house. 489- 5960 at 7 p.m. VAN 1967, insulated, removable hardtop. Excellent condition. Just out of shop. VISTA and PEACE CORPS. near campus. Phone 351-5285^4-7-16 CHEVY 5-7-16 condition. Overhauled PEACE CORPS is in need of 351-9453 after 4 PM. 3-7-16 PERSON TO share paneled, carpeted, tape deck, Best offer. 641-4318. 3-7-13 luxury engine. New interior. Yellow. teachers, so if you are house. Fireplace, fenced $750. 351-8909. 3-7-11 BOGUE STREET, $150/term. $650 or best offer. Call interested come to the NORTON 1 969, 750 EFFICIENCY: PARTIALLY yard, laundry facilities, color No kitchen, call 351-2792 351-6741 after 5:30 PM. Placement Bureau In the CORVAIR 1965 - runs Commando, many new furnished, 5 minutes from TV, close to campus. after 5 p.m. 3-7-11 3-7-16 Student Services Building. 351-9450 after 6 p.m. 3-7-11 excellent, 2 new tires. $375. extras, very low mileage, very campus by bike. $95, 3-7-11 Call 482-6003. 3-7-16 red, must see, $895. including utilities. Call TOYOTA CARINA 1972. 351-2697. 3-7-13 COUNTRY HOME 15 miles PANELED DOUBLE, cooking ROGER PAVLIK REALTY, COUGAR 1967, V-8, power Automatic, beige, 8,000 facilities, block from campus, 371-2891. 1-7-11 Northeast, 2 bedroom, 5 acres steering, good condition. miles, radio, excellent BSA 441, good condition, $450. REGISTERED NURSES Enjoy the "good - on Looking Glass, $225 per $95/month. 351-2756. 332-2056 after 6 pm. 1-7-11 condition, $2050. Call Also 200 Bridgestone $275. ROSELAVvN MANOR life" in the month. 351-7497. 0-7-30 3-7-11 weekdays between 5:30-6 Can be seen at 1804 Park SKILLED NURSING HOME, GIRL NEEDED to sublease CORVETTE COUPE 1971. Full p.m. 332-3094. 3-M3 Ave. Lansing, 882-0391. 707 Armstrong Road, Cedar Village apartment EAST SIDE furnished, 4 THREE ROOMS available for power, auto, low mileage. Lansing, has positions 3-7-13 immediately. Own bedroom. bedroom, carpeted. Now either 1 or 2 females. Negotiable. Days 371-1543, available for Registered 332-1796. 3-7-16 evenings 694-9122. 3-7-13 TOYOTA 1968 - 2 door available. Summer and fall Furnished, carpeted, close to TRIUMPH TROPHY 1970 500 Nurses, all shifts, excellent LEASING FOR FALL rates. 351-7497 or nights Call after 6 PM hardtop, 45,000 miles, - campus. cc. Excellent condition. Book salary and benefits. Apply in 9 mo. 12 mo. 676-2191. 0-7-30 337-0645. 3-7-13 DUNE BUGGIE 80 h.p., VW original owner, $375. Call MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 - 349-2437 price, $775, marriage forces person or call, 393-5680. evenings or blocks from campus. Deluxe, top and doors, $1295. Mrs. Swan, Personnel. 5-7-16 Eff. $140 mo. $130 mc 355-8496 days. 2-7-13 sacrifice, $595. 485-2102 or 332-2374. 2-7-13 351-3644. Tom. 3-7-13 COOK AND bartender. Full or 1 BR 2 BR $169 $230 mo. mo. $159 $215 mc mc air conditioned, furnished, 2 man, $180. 3 man, $195. CROSSWORD YAMAHA 1972 650, 2500 part time. Experienced only. 351-3118 Now leasing. 351-8571, PUZZLE ColUngtooob - I deal working conditions. 745 Burcham Dr. 372-5767. 0-7-30 miles, excellent condition. Call 351-1307 W illiamston, 655-2175. 1. Mellow 28 Selenium evenings. 6-7-20 5 Ship's diary symbol 3-7-13 8 Betrayer 29 From means Auto Service WANTED: PEOPLE to work gold mine promotion on at KAR0LYN'S 11. Liquidate a debt 13. Biblical 31 33 Social Twitching KNITS ANDKOTTONSi Meridian Mall. Call 349-4800. 35 Molded metal MASON BODY SHOP 812 character 38 Bistro - 2-7-13 14. Maiden 41 Russian East Kalamazoo Street since 15 Basin mountain rang? 1940. Complete auto PART TIME sitter for baby in formerly the Bargain Barn 17 Years of one's 42. Jackie's painting and collision service. faculty Cherry Lane life husband DRAPERY 485=0256. C-7-30 apartment. Call 355-7801. 18. Pile 44 Seed 2-7-13 20 Greek letter 45 Enjoyed life 21. Roster 47. Precarious ALCOA SUBSIDIARY. Part 23. Enticed 49. Keel billed time work, $300/ month. Full time positions available. FABRIC Some Latex Bonded Prints 25. Shortening 27 Demand cuckoo 50. Extinct 882-0979. C-7-30 - I payment creature & Solids. 1 2 4 «? 6 7 8 9 10 FINE Reg. >5.98 NOW M.OO ! u 11 % 'H %.6 IMPORTS COTTON PRINTS & SOLIDS j n % ie 1? % 20 OF THE 21 % 25" 24 NOW - 3 yds. for M.OO i % 25 26 % 27 ie lots of grass WORLD. 29 30 31 ir % 33 34 WHILE THEY LAST 35 36 31 % 38 •Air conditioned 'Unlimited Parking GARDEN OF WE ARE HOW Ml VA >d M3 % 4M •New Furniture ! MS 46 M"T M8 *Shag Carpeting •Model Open Daily mmr wlkht ELHA SEWIHG MACHIHE DEALERS M? O % Si 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 m ABBOTT TO !|?8 ^: 9RAND R,VER in Williamston. Open Mon (Behind the Yankee Store) 52 W 5M EAST LAHSItMJ Y/, 573 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 11, 1973 13 For Sale j|^»| | Mobile Homes ~j OKI ■1® 'U' EMPLOYES STRIKE FISHER 504 FOUR usU M F#m819 ,,ud•n, channel RIDING POWER lawnmower, SQUIRE receiver, AM/FM, 6 months 1967, 12' X 60" with d.,ir« to hv with a nic. Briggs Stratton engine. TANDBERG MODEL 64, reel - EAST LANSING. Farwood, by (continued from old. Owosso - living room tip-out. Skirting, page 1) family starting fall. Contact, 1-725-7565 Excellent condition, $150. reel stereo tape deck. Sony owner. 2 year old, four evenings. 1-7-11 shed, central air, combo Kieselbach explained that employes 332-6364. 3-7-11 641-4493. C-2-7-13 HP-188 stereo music system. bedroom, custom - built Dual 1215S stereo changer, washer/dryer, partially are on a 90 day rate for job system, where an HOBIE CAT 14" furnished, great shape. home with everything. employe NOW RENTING. Glrli. singles catamarran. ECHO CHINA close - out sale Speed Graphic 4X5 Press Completely landscaped. begins at a new job classification, and at the end of 90 days Excellent condition, $985. $4800. Call 489-5954 ,nd double*, furni.h.d Owosso 1-.*25-7565 on sample sets. Guarantees camera, Minolta SRI camera, or Featuring huge redwood deck is paid at the top scale at that classification. 482-3390. 3-7-11 Christian home. Only those evenings still effective. Less than '/. Miranda Sensorex SRL and shingled playhouse. But Kieselbach said that approximately 250 workers had 1-7-11 interested in e quiet home retail price. 351-5800. camera. Poloroids, lenses, 351-0836. 6-7-23 not been paid at the top of their scale and had been MUST SELL 12 50 2 environment need apply. No C-2-7-16 movie cameras projectors, X nets, n0 waterbeds. Phone MOTOBECANE GRAND camera accessories, TV sets, bedroom older mobile home underpaid for several years. Touring, 25" frame, with air Kieselbach said that he didn't have the exact 3514950. 4-7-13 GIBSON B25 - DELUXE 12 TV test equipment, conditioning. figures of Camagndo Hubs. $125. Jeff, Expando. skirting and storage what the union had asked for as a pay hike, but added: "We string. Excellent condition, typewriters, clocks radios, 332-6422. 3-7-16 shed. In Mason. $3,000. Call want an adequate settlement that's equal to what has been ROOM IN house for railI of rings like bells. $250. Chip, wall tapestries. 1000 used 8 - summer, parking, close $55. 337-0342. 3-7-16 track tapes, $1 up. 1500 used JS76-5888 after 6 p.m. 5-7-20 FLIGHTS TO Europe. New settled by other unions across the state." 351 9519. 3-7-11 SHEPHERD HUSKY pups. One stereo albums, 50c York - Frankfurt return from Keith Groty, asst. vice president for personnel and up. RITZCRAFT 1966, 12' X 50'. male, two females. Males $20 HAMMOND WILCOX SECOND HAND $165. Anne Munnich, and females $15. 349-3871 83 - new last Completely furnished. New 355-7846 5-7- p.m. 0-7-30 employe relations, said that the University was continuing c'uBLETING LARGE clean 3-7-16 September. Call after 5:30 STEREOLAND, 509 East furnace. Air conditioned. to bargain in good faith. He refused, however, to discuss the room in house for half cost, PM 371 2057. 3-7-16 Michigan, Lansing, phone $3000. 15 minutes from specific issues involved in the bargaining which has been $35 per month. Call 485-4391, 8-5:30 p.m. 332-5444. 3-7-11 MOVING SALE: 421 Abbott, across from police station. US DIVERS scuba regulator, air gage. 355-0819 tank, Monday BankAmericard, Master - Saturday. campus. after 5:30 Phone 482-2851 weekends. 3-7-11 and anytime 51 going on since May. But King disagreed, saying, "It was your University that Wicker couch, oak table / Charge, trades, layaways. terminated the contract. It was an uncalled for MEN CLOSE to campus. after 5 PM. 3-7-16 SKY - HIGH Tree Service, move, in $50/$55. Summer rates until chairs, bookcase, clothes, fan. C-7-30 violation of the contract. And they terminated the contract professional work, low rates, September. Call Cooking, parking. 482-8932. 5-7-11 etc, etc. CONN FLUTE Today 10-9. 1-7-11 sell. New $1300 ROUND BED, Mercedes - cheap. Olds '98. BMW BEGINNERS UNIT COMPONENT cassette, AM/FM Found jfqj fully insured. 351-2756. 5-7-13 just as we were making progress at the bargaining table." Several workers argued that a strike during the summer - must motorcycle. Buffet clarinet. - would have no impact on the University but Kieselbach OWN ROOM in house. Close to $150, now $50. Call 694-4641. 1-7-11 radio, amplifier, 2 speakers, FOR QUALITY service on LOST: A green / yellow argued, "We can have tremendous impact on MSU. There BSR 310 turntable, 50 watts campus. $50/month, until 351-3374.2-7-13 parakeet on July 7th near stereo equipment, see the are about 14,000 students here this summer and there are a September 15 or later if GARAGE power. $135. Phone STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East SALEI Books, Spartan Village Laundry No. good number of conferences coming here this summer that desired. No deposit. 923 Ann ORGAN SILVER rock style, 355-0866. X-3-7-11 Grand River. C-7-30 bedspread, lawnmower, golf 1. Call 355-2930 if you have will rely on our services." Street. 351-0182. 1-7-11 Kustom, excellent condition. cart, clothing, rug. Misc. 905 any information. 2-7-13 Built in amp, reverb speakers, 50% OFF P.A. cabinets, mixers, HOME REMODELING. Free But MSU insisted it would be able to maintain those Virginia, East Lansing. estimates NEAR MSU - furnished, horns. 349-2470. 3-7-16 guitar amps. GILL FOUND: and advice. JIM services. Friday, July 13, 9-5. 2-7-13 PREGNANT cat, separate entrance, parking ELECTRONICS, 349-9293 black short - hair, white WOLNOSKY, 351-8753, "We expect to maintain all services at full mornings, 5-7 p.m. 5-7-16 337-0369. 3-7-13 capacity — and utilities paid. Phone DAVENPORT, 2 matching end diaper. Burcham - Alton that's our goal," Peter J. Eckel, Jr., asst. manager of 332-0322 9-5 daily. 1-7-11 tables and lamps. 2 matching Roads. 332-6405. C-2-7-13 residence halls operations, said. "These services, GUNS, RIFLES, and hand guns particularly MALE - WALKING distance to 1-7-11 chairs. Call 332-1966 after 5:15 pm, or 355-4588 days. of all kinds. Buy, trade and FIND SOMETHING? I.* the dorms, will be maintained by the managers and COUCH, sell. BOB'S GUN supervisors." campus. Division Street. MULTI-COLORED, 3-7-13 SHOP, If you've found a pet or article If the strike lasts several days, Manuel Diaz, a Phone 332-2859. 2-7-13 72" good condition, $35. 2412 South Cedar. Call of value, we want to help you systems and procedures analyst in the comptroller's Coffee table $4, auto luggage ELECTRIC GUITAR, Gretsch. 371-2244. O-7-30 return it. Just come into the office, warned PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE rack $3, brown human hair State that the payroll office would not be able to mail $450, new excellent GIBSON EB-3 elect nc~dass7 News Classified instruction available. Friday's south, near Michigan Avenue. fall $20, bricks for book condition. Must sell, $200. Department and tell us that MARSHALL paychecks to the different University departments. Good condition. $220 or best MUSIC. Quiet for student, near cases. 351-3690. 1-7-11 Call Steve at 489-3025. you want to place an ad in 351-7830. C-1-7-11 "We are asking that each department send a busline. $15 a week plus of(er. 332-4047. 3-7-11 EAST LANSING STATE 3-7-13 representative to the payroll office to pick up the checks deposit. Phone 627-5454. MOTOR HOME: Cortez, 1964, BANK'S found column. As a for their departments," Diaz said. FULL VETTER Fairing. Make Typing Service 3-7-13 luxurious, self contained, fully equipped, low mileage. BAND BROKE-UP, this week; Latin must percussion sell offer, after 5 p.m. 332-1878. public LANSING service STATE EAST BANK 'j^|| 3-7-11 SUMMER. ROOMS available. $5,500. 676-5308. 5-7-20 will U.S. to probe oil conga drum, Milo guitar run the ad at no extra TERM PAPERS with industry IBM Male and Female. Howland cabinet, acoustic 150 amp cost to you. Selectric. Phone after 5pm, House Co-Op. 332-6521. TWIN SIZE mattress. Good head, Sireko Echo-plex, Phase 351-7824. B-12-7-30 3-7-13 condition. $20. Phone Linear 400, Kasino 16 (continued from page 1) 353-3673. 2-7-11 channel mixer. 351-2740. C-7-30 Economic Advisers, told a Senate committee it is a WANTED GIRL to share house, ANN BROWN. Typing and 5-7-18 HOOVER PORTABLE "reasonable forecast" that the current price freeze will be own room, $50, near campus. washer multilith offset GIANT GARAGE sale. Proceeds $100 REWARD FOR return of printing. Call 332-0075. 3-7-11 with spin basket. Drapes, Cannon F-1 camera body No. Complete service for lifted in stages, beginning with areas that have suffered for legal fund. Citizens for a VW CAMPER tent: 10' X 10', boy's clothes. 355-1129. Call 143769 with FI.4 lense No. dissertations, theses, most from the freeze. Liveable City. 71 University excellent shape ? years old. QUIET ROOM for male student. by Friday, July 13th. 2-7-13 30129 and Cannon telephoto manuscripts, general typing, McLane said the Cost of Living Council will give Drive, East Lansing, 9-8 p.m. $120. high 211% Grand River across Fr<£oY-0 but also lense No. 165761 and green IBM. 23 years experience. priority in its petroleum industry audit to identifying and from Union, $48 per month. Friday, July 13. 9-12 noon attaches ^Tlctly to camper. BOAT OR CAMPER 349-0850 C-7-30 351-6629. X-5-7-13 July 14. 2-7-11 New, $200. 337-1246. 6-7-20 Porta-Potti. Used 1 season. canvas bag. No questions eliminating black market activities. asked. Dean, 351-1326. A council spokesman said another Good condition. $50. Can be purpose of the audit CAMERAS; MINOLTA 16 mm ALL TYPES of optical repairs. 3-7-1_1 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, is to check on the extent of the STARTING FALL - 334 seen at 4804 West St. Joseph, _ gasoline shortage and model II with flash, $50. Okemos. Electric typewriter. Michigan Avenue, across Prompt service. OPTICAL Lansing. 3-7-16 ORANGE MALE cat, year old, whether it is as extensive as reported. Model P $30. Phone Call 349-1773 evenings a-id from Williams Dormitory. OISCOUNT, 2615 East Found June 6, 339-8088 In related developments Tuesday; Phone after 6 pm. 332-5906. 355-1214. 3-7-16 weekends. 373-6726 Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. 100 USED VACUUM after 6 p.m. C-3-7-13 •Five major oil companies said they have been 6-7-11 C-3-7-13 weekdays. 0-7-20 EXCELLENT STEREO system. CLEANERS, Tanks, subpenaed by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles to LIGHT TAN dog; "Shadow." Kenwood 6160 receiver, 220 KLH canisters, and uprights. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing produce documents concerning gasoline prices and SPEAKERS, Garrard Porto For Sale watts. Dual 1229 turntable. turntable. Fisher amp. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and DENNIS Rica^^O lost near (Pica - Elite). 11 years marketing. The companies are Standard Oil Co. of Infinity up. experience. SANDI, California, Atlantic Richfield Co., Union Oil Co. of Holosonic, 1, Student must sell. $150. Call DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 339-89 3 4.C-7-30 TOYOTA LANDCRUISER speakers, Sounds better than 351-0734 after 5 p.m. 3-7-13 California, Shell Oil Co. and Texaco Inc. 316 North Cedar, opposite 24,000, 1969. Down sleeping Bose. Call Chris, 337-7776. City Market. C-7-30 LOST: EARRING pierced, EXPERIENCED IBM typing. •Rawleigh Wamer Jr., chairman of the American bags, Schwinn "Lil Tiger" 2-7-11 TWO KLH 17 speakers cylindrical. Danish, gothic (Pica Elite). Petroleum Institute, described as "nonsense" Dissertations. - allegations stingray, hi-chair, misc. $ 100/pair. 1 Sherwood style. Sentimental value. FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-30 that the major oil companies created the USED STEREO equipment YELLOW SCHWINN 5 speed, gasoline shortage. 351 0625, 3-7-13 - 30 receiver, $150. 1 AR 484-0651. 2-7-13 Warner, who is chairman of Mobil Ofl Co., said reasons for women's 21" frame, after 5 day warranty on Bose 901's turntable $50. All EXPERIENCED IBM the problem "were Pioneer model 12 turntable, p.m. 351-7917. 3-7-13 REWARD: FOR large brindle essentially beyond the control of components $275. 1 Zenith ' H 0 T P O I NT'' typing(pica, elite), 1331 East our industry." Rabaco ST4 dual male afghan 2V4 years. Last REFRIGERATOR 1209, color TV $150, stand $10, Kalamazoo: call 489-1058. seen in East Lansing, beige •Sen. Jennings Randolph, D-W.Va., said the compact, large freezer, white, Marantz 2230, plays may both $155. 1 adding machine 5-7-13 gasoline speakers. HI-FI BUYS, 1101 $25. Call 351-5689 after 3 collar. 489-5607. After 5 PM, shortage is being alleviated but at the expense of excellent condition, $35. 882-3151. 3-7-11 East Grand River. 1-7-11 p.m. anyday. 3-7-13 351-8365. 6-7-23 COMPLETE THESES home-heating oil. He spoke to the Senate as it resumed SIAMESE SEALPOINT kittens. debate on a bill to permit construction of an oil LOST: SMALL SERVICE' discount printing. pipeline 9 weeks, males, females. Best Siamese cat. across Alaska. BOSE 901 speakers with stands. IBM typing and binding Gunson/Beech area. 'Reward. Phone 482-8768. 3-7-11 quality. $15. Days, these, resumes, publication. FOOD AND GENERAL 37 3-4340, 694-0065. 1-7-11 evenings, 332-4830. 1-7-11 Across from campus, corner M.A.C. and Grand River, City repeals pot law MERCHANDISE "(©SPEEDS) earth cruising machines GERMAN SHORT pointers. National Champion blood lines. $100 or trade for haired FREE ...A lesson in complexion / below Jones Stationery Shop. Call SERVICES' C-7-30 COPYGRAPH 337-1666. (continued from page 1) sporting goods. Terms. PX care. Call 484-4519 East liberalized proposal, Tuesday said there is no chance it will Store. 351-5323.6-7-23 Michigan or 485-7197 THESES, RESUMES, typing be. BEST VALUES Lansing Mall. MERLE and printing. Reasonable "Of the 400 people who attended a public hearing on MANAGEMENT REPAIR SERVICE ACCESSORIES WANTED: HOME Samoyed. Female, spayed. 351-6806 evenings. 1-7-11 for friendly NORMAN STUDIOS' C-7-30 COSMETICS prices. PRINTING. C-7-30 COMMERCIAL 337-0712. our ordinance before it was adopted, there were only a very few who objected to our lowering the penalty," he said. More than 100 street people, most of them supporters of the once dominant youth-oriented Human Rights party, Velocipede Peddler SIBERIAN HUSKY puppy. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, attended Monday night's Ann Arbor council session. MEIiER THRIFTY ACRES 541 E. Grand River \Downstairs 351 - 7240/ Blue-eyed, AKC. $100 349-2990. 3-7-13 red or and best white. offer. Okemos. Electric typewriter. Call 349-1773 eveings and weekends. 373-6726 Afterwards, even Stephenson conceded repeal of the ordinance would have much impact on current lifestyles. Put your experience to work at weekdays. 0-7-30 State Rep. Perry Bullard, an Ann Arbor Democrat who smoked marijuana openly at the second annual Ann Arbor a progressive retailer. SCHWINN, 10 speed, green. ONE YEAR registered female $50. Phone 372-7729 after 5 PROFESSIONAL IBM hashish festival last April 1, was among those critical of the collie. Loves children. dissertation P.m. 2-7-11 typing. MA council action, even suggesting a recall of the Republican Reasonable to good home. TV AND stereo rentals. $23 English degree. MARTY majority. Moving, must sell. Call term/$9.50 month. Free, NORTH, 351-3487. C-7-30 OPPORTUNITY 394-1238 5-7-20 after 7:30 p.m. same service. day 337-1300. C-7-30. delivery and Call NEJAC, "To me, this is an outrageous, reactionary action that ignores the practical, factual harmlessness of marijuana when compared with alcohol," Bullard said. Due to continued growth, we have several opportunities for aggressive individuals in our RANDALL HEALTH FOOD SPECIAL SALE FRIENDLY KITTENS. Free to friendly people. 337-0052. PREGNANT? We understand. Transportation 103^] He said the council action "ignores the feelings of a majority of the people of Ann Arbor." Call PREGNANCY Management Program. Rose Hips C (250 mg.) 2-7-11 COUNSELING' us. 372-1560. PEOPLE FOR car pool from 500 for $3.99. 0-7-30 city of Mason to MSU, FREE, 12 week old German Brookfield Plaza Natural Science Building 1331 E. Grand River Shepard/Springer Spaniel BACKGRODHD 355-1715. 3-7-13 area. Good Nutrition IS Prevention puppy, house broken. Call BOARD EXAM TUTORING 351-2377. 2-7-11 KAPLAN TUTORING We are VW SQUAREBACK 1969, COURSES seeking individuals with recent automatic, air conditioning. Mobile Homes BB now being formed for the experience or education in the retail food or Also Girls's 10-speed Raleigh. coming LSAT, MCAT, DAT General merchandise Call Annette Faldyn, industry. 3 7 3-3730 before 9 PM. 1968 MARLETTE, 12' X 60', DESPERATELY NEED used )un cements for It's Green Earth is arranging rides horse trailer. 485-0944. for the Organic Garden Club 3-7-11 custom carpeting and drapes. 313-354-0085. 0-7-30 What's Happening must be 2-7-13 received in the State field day. Sunday, July IS. Superb condition. Located in News Windsor Estates. Call after Office, 341 Student Services There will be no regular SALARY BUFFET CLARINET must sell. DUPLICATE BRIDGE, regular Bidg. by 1 p.m. at least two class meeting. $275 or best offer. 136 5:30 p.m. 646-8819 and Dimondale. 3-7-11 beginners. Wednesday NOTE CORRECTION days before publication. No Mifflin, Lansing. 3-7-11 July 11, 7:30, second floor announcements will be accepted A new Free U class: Psychology Study: Women in Negotiable - Reflects our desire to obtain Union Building. 355-6483. good health taking no drugs, by phone. Inprovisational Theater for SEWING MACHINE clearance DETROITER 12' X 50'. Children, 7 to 9 p.m. Monday 1-7-11 top-quality personnel. salel Brand new portable, Washer, - dryer, dishwasher except possibly oral Calling all Leos. Libras. through Friday and 2 to 4 p.m. contraceptives. $2 or 1V4 Virgos, Cancers, Geminis and Saturday. Call for $49.95, $5 per month. Large and skirting. Located in SPARTAN CO-OPERATIVE more hours participation. Call Pisces. Come to a tarot seance. information. selection of reconditioned Windsor Estates. 355-7709 or used machines. Nursery School is accepting Lorraine 353-9176, 4-5:30 Learn about the tarot and about Singers, BENEFITS 646-6346 after 6 PM or application for 1973-74 P M f b k d a o astrology. 6:30 p.m. today in Male Consciousness Raising is Whites, Necchis, New Home weekends. 3-7-16 US Berkey Hall. school year, for information information. 2-7-13 now regrouping. If the two and "many others". $19.95 call 3 5 5-0336 mornings. groups at 7:30 p.m. Friday and to $39.95. Terms. Encountering will begin at 3 Company paid dental, life, optical, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Detroiter, 1969 - 12' X 60'. 5-7-16 p.m. and 7 p.m. today. Groups 8 p.m. Sunday convenient, call if are you are still not prescription, and hospitalization insurance, COMPANY. 1115 North Includes most furnishings, "CALIFORNIA NATURALS" are limited to eight. Call Free U to sign up. interested. Paid Washington. 489-6448. disposal, bedroom air birthdays, holidays, and vacations. Sick- C-7-30 conditioner, storage building, new from Max Factor. NEED A cheap old used piano Free U desperately needs Pay plan and a vested Avocado, lemon, cream facial The People's Cooperative pension plan. skirting, new refrigerator, 2-3 mask, cleansing facial, in good condition, 337-2176. Council will have a meeting at teach guitar and SPALDING SMASHER bedrooms. $4,300. See at 315 5-7-20 7:30 mechanics. If you know moisturizing face toner, p.m. Thursday in 33 aluminum tennis racket, Cambridge Drive, Windsor Interested persons should apply to the almost new, $30. Call Estates, Dimondale. Call moisturizer. GULLIVER Union. Fund allocation will be your skills, ire call willing to share the Free I) DON'T FORGET blood comes discussed. hospitality Inn, 3600 Dunkel Rd„ Jolly Rd. 349-0619. 3-7-11 646-8916 anytime. X-4-7-16 STATE Grand DRUGS, 1105 East River. 332-5171 only from people. office. X|t, Lansing, on The Society for Creative •m. Friday, July 13, between 10 "LES PAUL" custom, New GRAND OPENING C-4-7-13 Professional donors Anachronism will hold a and 6 p.m. A compensated. MICHIGAN e Meijer representative will Grovers, Bigsby vibrato We almost COMMUNITY BLOOD medieval dance class at 7:30 there to talk to give mobile tonight in the Union Tower you. If you are unable to Please send your resume , or call tailpiece, Beautiful guitar, $350. Sunn 80-watt guitar amplifier, $100. (2) 60-watt homes Skyline mobile away. and homes. We Forest Prices feature Park from L li •I CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Monday, Thursday and Room. A dulcimer is stringed instrument. Learn how a simple ol6-453-67"11, extension 241, for more EV horns in cabinet, $100. $4,895. TWO BLOCKS from MSU, with Friday 9-4:30pm Tuesday and Wednesday 12-6pm. today ACTION will be and on tomorrow campus at to build one and then how to "formation. West 2-12 speaker cabinet, THOMAS MOBILE HOME land contract terms. 4 C-7-30 Placement Bureau. If you are play. A Free U class for information. - call office $100; Combined set-up $250. bedrooms Cape Cod, 2 air interested in the Peace Corps or SALES VISTA in to see (2) Milo P.A. cabinets, each conditioners, partly stop a 8557 EAST M78 BUSINESS ATTRACTS representative. •••••• A Free U class in Housing with 15" SRO and two furnished, full basement, Meijer Incorporated 30-watt horns, $200 each. New Electroharmonix Big 10 miles east at corner of Colby of Frandor garaga, vinyl siding. Lots, lots morel!! Ask for JIM BUSINESS. ADVERTISE,^^^^ The Chess Club will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Union Gold Room. Bring sets and clocks. 2727 Walker Muff P. $20. New Cry-Baby Lake Rd. A M-78 O'CONNOR, 339-2527 or Grand Rapids, Mich. Wah pedal. $25. Also (2) 12" 371-2330 at ROBERT Duplicate bridge at 7:15 p.m. Take care of your bicycle, Call anytime SRO speakers, $45 each. Call STRONG REALTY. (392) today on the second floor of the Care, repair and touring. 7 p.m. — 49604 351-0529. 3-7-11 675-5152 or 675-5373 3-7-11 Union. Everyone is welcome. Thursdays at Synergy. Wednesday, July 11,1973 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan The Michigan House has decided not to consider, at least for now, a bill offering a free college education to Michigan Indians. House dela Nation's young GOPs On a 62 - 31 vote Monday night the House dispatched the measure to the Appropriations Committee. Committee chairman William Co pel and, D - Wyandotte, said the bill needed further study to determine its fiscal on free e urged to support Nixon implications. But Rep. Jackie Vaughn, D - Detroit, sponsor of the bill, said he feared the bill would never be released from the committee. one - quarter By DICK PETTYS the organization, as more most Young Republicans is not the party of Under the Vaughn measure, Indians of blood or more who have graduated from a Michigan high for state Associated Press Writer than 1,000 Young "support the President in Watergate," he said, adding school would be given a tuition - free education from any ATLANTA, Ga. - The Republicans gathered for that they believe he was not that no Republican party college or university in Michigan which is supported in the start of their national official or elected official whole or in part by public funds. involved in the planning or nation's Young Republicans convention. had any connection with were urged Tuesday to take coverup of Watergate." the affair. a formal stand supporting Four resolutions dealing But he said the The incident was the President Nixon in the with Watergate are before a resolution that goes before convention committee. All the full convention result, Sundquist said, "of a Watergate controversy and few people who happened declaring that "the express support for Nixon, Thursday should also to disassociate the get involved in the Republican party is not the but they call for different Republican presidential campaign who party of Watergate." measures to counteract the party from the break - in at believed that the ends The appeal came from effects of Watergate. Democratic party justified the means." Don Sundquist of Memphis, Sundquist told the headquarters. He said later that his resolutions committee that "The Republican party Tenn., national chairman of reference was to "those who have been convicted — the Watergate seven or five.' Sundquist also said the Coll girl tells President should hold a news conference "to answer any and all questions" lingering over the issue. But in British pay he said the President should choose his own time. Peter R. Chase of Beverly Hills, Calif, chairman of the resolutions committee, said LONDON man to kill her former said she worked as a typist his group probably will (AP) - A call husband. and then as a switchboard draft a resolution along the girl testified Tuesday that a The call girl testified operator at a theatrical lines Sundquist suggested, singer charged in a payola scandal persuaded her to Tuesday in the Lord agency. but Chase said it may call participate in sexual orgies. Mayor's Court that she was She said she met Jones on Nixon to make further The call girl, identified in told to participate in sexual through the agency. disclosures. acts with men and women The court hearing is The committee chairman court only as Miss B, testified at an evidentiary at parties in Jones' home being conducted to said the longer the President and at fashionable London determine if investigators delays in hearing that the singer, commenting Janie Jones, led her to hotels. have enough evidence to further on Watergate, "the believe radio and television The prostitute also bring the defendants to more difficult it will be for described an evening in trial. him to govern." producers would give her which she allegedly was told n/innniniKP on west side or MSU at 91U 1 rowDriaye no. a job if she cooperated in MJuUHIIH 0 Open Monday - Friday 9 - 9, Saturday 9 - 6 the bedroom antics. to be nice to a man described to her as a Jones, 34, and others are Open Mon. - Thur. 9 - 9, Frl. & Sat. 9 - fl, charged with offering the services of prostitutes to producer. She said she in a bedroom with the man was *30 for about 45 minutes, after employes of the British Broadcasting Crop, which Jones allegedly paid PRICE REDUCTION _ inducements records. plug her $12.50. The call girl said she SUMMER _ , j .. stopped participating in the Others charged are the orgjes did not blonde singer's former husband, songwriter John """" wish to live that sort of existence" and because she on the SAVINGS Dee, 34, and a former no longer believed she county court official, Eric would really get a job in Gilbert, 42, described by television. detectives Jones' lover. as Texas Instrument Q-roe The three also are The woman told the Kent's Michigan Grade No. 1 court she came to London ety charged with perverting the course of justice, and Jones from northern England in 79C|b is charged with soliciting a 1968 when ihe was 19. She SRIO Ktmmm an • CLIP & SAVE! 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