. V 71 ,h< QsnjJ michigan Volume 66 Number 14 Michigan State University JEa»t Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 25, 1973 ,ide says Nixon to fight ubpenas WASHINGTON (AP) - The White "The President abides on by the law, but we are in a situation now where Watergate lawyers would seek to have the Watergate committee, said the House said Tuesday that President subpenas killed on legal grounds. "cleanest Nixon would challenge subpenas the subpenas have just arrived at the Nixon refused to turn over White legal situation" would White House..." result if the White House moved to ihich demand that he produce White House tapes and documents to the kill the subpenas. That would throw Nixon Eouse evidence related to Watergate. has until 10 a.m., (EDT), committee and to Cox on grounds that the issue to the courts where a spokesman refused, however, to Thursday to respond to the three to do so would violate the doctrine of decision could be expected subpenas issued Tuesday evening by relatively Speculate on what Nixon might do if Cox separation of powers. The committee soon. lourt rulings go against him. and Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr.'s is part of the legislative branch. T Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Watergate committee. Although Cox technically works in the If Nixon 'simply Warren said Nixon abides by the Warren said Nixon would ignored or respond executive branch, Nixon contends that disregarded the subpenas from the Lw, but declined to promise that the by that time and that his response- would be Cox would be using the evidence in committee, Dash and Ervin indicated President would respect any specific consistent with his past proceedings of the judicial branch. the committee might go to court itself tourt ruling that he must turn over refusal to produce White House Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson to seek a judgment material. supporting the Jape recordings and documents sought issued a statement Tuesday in which committee position. If that should Ky the Senate Watergate committee Although Warren refused to go into he said he believed Nixon had happen, the committee probably End special Watergate prosecutor specifics on what legal action Nixon "substantial legal and constitutional would go to the full Senate to seek Archibald Cox. might take, it seemed probable that his foundation" for refusing to turn over broader backing for its White House evidence to action, Dash Watergate said. investigators. In the meantime, Warren assured "The separation of power argument reporters, the tapes of Nixon's face - seems to be particularly persuasive to - face conversation and with telephone reference to the Ervin calls "are being adequately protected. committee," Richardson said. "It is They have not been edited." also my view that Mr. Cox, in seeking Cox has declined to speculate on access to the tapes, is acting in full what his next move will be and Ervin accord with the requirements of his job." He did not address himself to the has said his committee will take things State one step at a time. But if Nixon did merits of Cox's case, however. seek to kill the subpena and if Cox and In the end, Richardson called for The Shah of Iran, left, stands with President Nixon on the the committee chose to carry on their , South Lawn of the White House Tuesday. The Shah and his what would be, in effect, an out - of - pursuit, the issue would court settlement. unquestionably wind up before the wife, Empress Farah, came to Washington after a sightseeing Samuel Dash, chief counsel to the (continued tour of Williamsburg, Va. on page. 13) AP Wirephoto DEFENDS OFFICE BREAK-IN Ehrlichman contradicts Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) - John D. Ehrlichman, former assistant to the it legal for national security r essentially the view that I have just Ehrlichman testified Tuesday that in President until he resigned amidst the Ehrlichman told the Senate stated, that this was an important, a March President Nixon "expressed heat of Watergate, opened his Watergate committee that what vital national security inquiry and essentially the view" that the Ellsberg testimony to the Senate Watergate troubled him about the burglary, in that he considered it to be well within psychiatrist break - in was "well within Committee with a declaration of September, 1971 was not legality but both the constitutional obligation and both the constitutional duty and innocence and attributing blame for "that it was totally unanticipated function of the presidency." by the cover primarily John W. me, unauthorized by me." obligation of the presidency." - up on This contradicts Nixon's own Dean III. The former domestic policy chief Ehrlichman said his impression was Prepared s statement President by May 22, in which the said he would have Ehrlichman testified personally approved the covert that he said President Nixon agreed with him that the operation was within that Egil Krogh Jr., who had served on his staff at the White House, I John 0. Ehrlichman, former top domestic affairs adviser to the disapproved any illegal means of operation to gain access to the files of presidential powers and capacities authorized the break - in at the Daniel Ellsberg's psychoanalyst. under the Constitution. ■ President, reads his prepared statement Tuesday before the obtaining information by the White Beverly Hills, Calif., office of He said he did not authorize the Ehrlichman said he had talked to House unit investigating the Pentagon Ellsberg's psychiatrist. I Senate Watergate Committee in Washington. AP Wirephoto Papers case. burglary that followed, but considered Nixon in March and: "He expressed (continued on page 13) rU' alters negotiations strategy BY JOHN LINDSTROM f Senate compromise faculty to unionize, the attempts of But even if no one wanted the party of that intention 60 days before State News Staff Writer students at Kellogg Center to unionize strike MSU was obviously in a far I With the strike over, and MSU's and the unusual way in which this better position to weather the strike — expiration. However any party wishing to modify can also decide to education Daintenance and skilled trades recent strike was handled, is becoming handled in an odd way, which does itbeing summer — than the union. This terminate, but only if they give a 10 - A compromise higher education a "union buster." jnployes back at work, people on They feel MSU is seem to indicate that the University had an effect' on the speed of the day notice of termination. budget which would give MSU a total pmpus have started to second guess trying to both retard the growth of has changed its strategy towards labor negotiations, which seem to have gone The locals thought that the $89.6 million in state appropriation »ut how the strike unions and put itself in such a position more in the University's favor than in started, how It negotiations. The strategy appears far University letter, which referred only cleared the las handled and whether it was even to dominate and control the now - more sophisticated und the union's. to the termination and modification Michigan Senate on a 29-5 complex. vote late lecessary. existing unions. For example: Last year the Again, for example, the way in section and specifically to neither part, Tuesday. I Many people are also conjecturing This notion, however, is rather contracts of both locals 999 and 1585 which the contract was terminated is was a letter of modification. But the The bill, worked out in a joint tout whether not the strike is far-fetched, and assumes that the the most House Senate compromise or were extended for almost four months confusing and bitter aspect University maintains the letter - jdicative of a new attitude MSU has administration can wield far more before the union and MSU reached of the entire strike. expressed their intention to terminate. committee, goes today to the House. fwards labor unions and labor power than it probably has. agreement. This year the contract was MSU sent the locals a letter on And, lo and behold, on July 1 both The MSU general fund would be egotiations. However, it cannot be denied that terminated by the April 24 referring to the termination locals suddenly found themselves University, spurring given $77,347,000 for central campus J■mversity, Some people are afraid that the the recent strike and particularly the events leading up to the strike were a strike which no one, least of all the and modification section of the without a contract. For a week they which is about $23,000 less than through the failures of the workers, wanted. contract. According to that section, worked without the protection of the provided for in the appropriation bills either party can terminate the contract document and then went out on which had previously passed separately at its expiration date by notifying the strike. in each house. The $89.6 million figure other party 60 days before the The University admits terminating expiration date. the contract so that it could shakeup included appropriations to the MSU Or, either party can modify the and speed up the negotiations which Agricultural Experiment Station and the MSU Cooperative Extension Service. contract, again by notifying the other (continued on page 13T Disputes new mark ctree fight By TERI ALBRECHT The plan would retain three 12 - foot wide traffic lanes State News Staff Writer on ejther side of the median but reduce to 11 feet in width Arguments over a new Harrison Road - Michigan Avenue two turn lanes. intersection design proposal and whether that plan will f _ ., _ have damaging environmental effects have marked the objected to the Jow b highwJ officials [^preLrfhe hiJwg Tr J8"'" betWee" EaSt LanSmg feSldentS and ay omciais. «ew plan in court without prior notice that they would do ^ But he was overruied when the judge allowed the altered The court hearing on the suit filed by the Citizens for a proposal to stand as defense for the highway department. Livable City against the Dept. of State Highways will Hie alternate plan is not new to the plaintiffs, however. resume session Thursday after hearing two days of Its design was discussed last week in a private meeting testimony this week by city, state and University officials. But the hearing has taken a significant turn with the Jfwf.n and city officials with the attorneys for highway department only Monday modifying its original e P Mn 1 s- design plans for the intersection. Joseph and attorney M. Robert Carr informed their clients last weekend of the plan, which they refused to Essentially, the modified plan involves removal of 14 assorted trees and shrubs (at least two of which were agree to in a compromise with city and state officials. removed in June before the highway department was issued Richard Kusma, a member of the state traffic and a temporary restraining order) instead of the 28 trees and safety Back to shrubs scheduled for removal under the original design. division of the highway department, testified Monday that When strikers of locals 1585 and 999 first Under the new plan, 10 feet will be removed from the construction is necessary to decrease the "existing picketed the Administration Building July 18, north rt.h cirfo side of the median on the boulevard iiavarvi and i12o feet will hazardous conditions." He said that freer flow of traffic administrators had this fourth floor view of them. The strike is now settled, and the union come off the south side. and the proposed added bus lane and bus stop on the MSU Members have returned to work. Both University and union officials say they are satisfied with Ten feet north of the median and four feet south were side of the intersection will aid the smoother movement. the originally pic planned to be removed, but the new proposal agreements reached in bargaining sessions during the two - week strike. He said the constuction efforts would result in a more State News photo by Craig Porter designed to save the trees along the Brody residence halls acceptable level of service for traffic flow, alleviating what side of Michigan Avenue. (continued on page 11l 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 25 10^ TENANTS, MANAGER IN LEGAL FIGHT news Apartment leak By GARY KORRECK causes dispute summary "They wouldn't let them in, so I just walked in and said Halstead denies making the remark. State News Staff Writer i'm the manager of this place' and we went straight to the Peacock and Lampman are seeking legal aid to ai bathroom. The pipe was sticking out a good six inches from lawsuit. Peacock said Halstead estimated"$500 A sprung leak at Beechwood Apartment Tuesday has in clean.» both sides screaming foul and may the wall and my men told me it would have to have been costs and $100 in labor costs. result in a legal battle to decide the issue. tampered with to look like that," he said. Art Davis, who is spending the summer in Arkansas Halstead had considered calling in an outside plumber to end up paying for damages as his name is the onlvnl,, Spying disclosure made The incident involves a pair apartment of summer renters at 140, who blame apartment manager Lee verify the damage but after his men stopped the leak he did appearing on the lease. Davis is on his way back to f not. He claimed that Peacock "Cussed me up and down The Defense Halstead for neglecting a water leak which blossomed into a Lansing after receiving calls from both parties. ^ Dept. disclosed small flood Tuesday morning. The pair, Ken Peacock and while I was there and threatened me with bodily hr.rm." "They complain about what bad shape the place Peacock acknowledged the profanity, but he said it was and then they won't let us in to fix it," Tuesday that there were secret Bruce Lampman, said the flood was three inches deep and Halstead said "p touched off by a remark Halstead made intelligence operations led by caused considerable damage to their personal belongings. entering the not going to let anyone damage my apartments and J7 Halstead plans to sue them for vandalism. apartment. get me to pay for it." ™» Americans into Cambodia and "I said 'are you Mr. Halstead? We've Halstead said neither of the two were on a lease and had got a complaint.' "I can't believe this," Peacock said. "After Laos throughout most of the He said 'that's tough' and I exploded,"Peacock recalled. three mn tk. proof of their right to be living in the apartment at 1138 he's trying to tell me someone tampered with Indochina war. no Beech St. He added that, upon examination by his the pipes " When Americans were maintenance men and himself, the pipe had been tampered killed in the operations, their with. Natural Resources "I told them 1 was not going to be responsible for the families were told they had died in South Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim said. As late as June Vietnam, 20, this damage and that I would not turn it door had been locked and no one over to insurance — the else had access to the place. One of those two boys did it," Halstead said. Peacock said the leak had been a constant problem since he and Lampman sublet the apartment from a friend, Art Dept. year, the fact of the operations was concealed in a report to Congress, he said. Davis, in May. "It was leaking even before we moved in," Peacock said. "They'd send somebody over here once in awhile to look at- it, but it always started up again and they never did blasts preservation act The previously secret anything about it." By LYNDA ECKERT Protection Act, both passed virtually destroy the 1970 "This bill will Peacock said he called Halstead four times to complain State News Staff Writer by overwhelming majorities environmental laws and probably reconnaissance missions came just die in committee "he about the leak and made two personal visits to the office. The Dept. of Natural in 1970," Guenther said. would eliminate the intent added. to light as the latest outgrowth Lampman made two calls. Resources Tuesday The department of these laws. of the disclosure last week "We had some leakage from upstairs, too," Peacock said. Reece said the bill reiterated its opposition to estimates that the total cost They criticized the bill's W|S that B52 bombers were hitting "I think three months is long enough to wait." sent to the Senate the Natural Area of the project would be sponsor, Sen. Joseph S. targets in Cambodia in 1969 SCHLESINGER Halstead admitted receiving calls from the two but he Preservation Act in a letter more than $1 billion. Only Mack, D - Ironwood, and Committee ot and 1970 when that country denied any mention of negligence. sent to members of the as much land as the state said he should h^ve gone for Appropriations and passed "I have two maintenance men on my staff — Dennis there without any hearines was supposedly neutral. Michigan House. can afford to buy or get by repeal of the Natural Rivers Darrow and Jesse Goins — who've been with me four years. The bill provides that the exchange will be protected. Act and the Shoreland being held. In a related development, When they went over there, those boys would either refuse state shall acquire any House conservation Protection Act. Mack is a member of the Secretary of Defense James R. to let them in or chew them out while they were there," he private lands designated by Committee co - chairmen "It is questionable Committee Schlesinger said the secret said. the department as natural whether there will be any Rep. Thomas J. Anderson, Appropriations. Halstead said that was the case Tuesday, when he made a river areas or areas necessary D committee action in the bombing of Cambodia in the - Southgate, and Rep. The Public Interest 14 months prior to May 1970 personal visit to apartment 140 and found Darrow and for the preservation and Warren N. Goemaere, D foreseeable future to Research Goins waiting outside. - Group maintenance of fish and Roseville, blasted the bill in discharge this bill," Douglas Michigan, a student - funded was "authorized at the wildlife, either by purchase a press release issued Reece, administrative consumer organization, his highest level.'" or exchange for state-owned Tuesday. assistant to the committee, also expressed opposition to Tuskegee Study suit filed Gary's Campus lands. Presently, certain areas such as the Great Lakes They said the bill would said. the bill. Milliken recuperating; shoreline can be owned by Beauty Salon A damage suit which could total as much as private citizens but are still $1.8 billion was filed in federal court Tuesday as a protected as natural areas. result of the Under the proposed law, the Tuskegee Study. state would need to buy or In the experiment black men infected with Friday speech slated We're the same place, with own the land in order for it syphilis were allowed to go untreated to measure the same faces. But we have to have protected status. the effects of the disease. terrific new hairdos for The bill was passed by The suit, naming several federal agencies as the Senate on July 17 by a and that he "expects to unable to shake the cold defendants, seeks $3 million for everyone who 549 E. Grand River, vote of 24 - 6. It is currently resume full activities some and refused to get the bed Across from Berkey in the House Committee on Gov. Milliken time this week." He has rest needed to completely participated in the experiment and the heirs or 351-651 1 Conservation and was reported making "very good scheduled a Friday speech recover. estate of those who died. Recreation. on Mackinac Island. Finally, on Friday X-rays progress" Tuesday "We are vehemently recovering from an illness showed fluid in the "He hps what his doctor lungs opposed to this bill," said which has confined him in described and his brother, John, i Campaign law sought as an upper Charles Guenther, executive bed in his Traverse Traverse City doctor, City respiratory infection asst. to the director of the home since Friday. ordered him to bed until he Dept. of Natural Resources. accompanied by a fever and Legislation providing for a cough," Press Secretary completely recovered. "We feel this bill would His office said his fever, Despite being bedridden, substantial public financing of presidential primaries as How to assemble gut the State Natural Rivers which stayed at 101 over George Weeks said. "In a medical sense it's close to, aides said, Milliken has kept Act and the Shoreland the weekend, had lowered close touch v but not medically diagnosed well as general elections proposed in the Senate was high performance UEBERMANN'S- as pneumonia." Milliken returned from negotiations the drawing up surrounding of a state Tuesday. components budget by the Midwestern Governor's Milliken has been telephone. working Compact.. .versatile The bill, sponsored by Conference in South Dakota to trim money off the Sens. Walter F. Mondale, D - in one easy step. July 9 with a cold. He was tentative budget. Minn., and Richard S. Schweiker, R - Pa., also would put a S3,000 limit on individual contributions to a ... the presidential candidate. Mondale said, legislation of this kind is"the single most BRAUN MIDGET FAN important election reform that can emerge from Watergate." Similarly, Schweiker said it is designed "to insure a future SCHWEiKtK Watergate will not happen." The Mondale - Schweiker bill would build on legislation enacted in 1971 under which individual taxpayers may earmark SI of the income tax they owe for a presidential GEM SONY. campaign fund. ■ HP-510A: FM-Stereo, AM, Phono System _ _ If you're looking for high performance components, the HP 510A Integrated Component Music System is where you'll find them- HORIZONTAL Two guards killed in Ohio _ b already assembled In the HP-510A. 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Pleasantly Raney's outbreak came at the noon meal and noiseless. Use it horizontally in its cradle ... or did not involve other inmates who were herded vertically on stable rubber ring. White or chocolate without trouble into other areas of the orison. brown. Supt. W. J. Whealon reported the sprawling institution with 1,250 inmates was secure. Prison officials could not say where Raney got >16.00 Trio set $200.00 his gun or what prompted his outbreak. Raney was Oval cut $300.00 hospitalized for treatment of head injuries. Budget terms Illustrations enlarged 10% MSU Discount Arrest saves man's life If Frank Winters, 33, Manistee, is the grateful type, he will thank Grank Haven State Police for tossing him into a jail cell on drunk and disorderly charges. Winters was booked Tuesday morning after he was found sleeping in the middle of the busy U.S. i 245 ANN ST. E. LANSING 8 31 expressway near the Ottawa County line. The I arrest may have saved his life because of the heavy traffic. 5 402 S. WASH. LANSING § EAST LANSING—209 E. Grand River DOWNTOWN 113 S. Washington I i I rS«?INq JOWN- °p#n Monday and Friday 'till 9 p.m. MALL. Weekdays 'till 9 p.m.: Sun. 1 'till S p."1- 0p,n Waakdayi 'till 9 p.m. L^^D'AN MALL, Okamot, Mich. Opan Waakdayt 'till 9 „ „m ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!»■■■■■ EDITORIALS- State needs strict to avert ecological Thankfully, Michigan does Since March 1972, the to strip mining operations is not have strip mining problems Geological Survey Division has three gypsum mines in Iosco like Kentucky or Pennsylvania, been working on the details of a County, while the world's largest where developers ravage large tough Mining Reclamation Act. limestone quarry is found in tracts of land in search of coal. The proposed law would give the Rogers City. But it's not very comforting to Dept. of Natural Resources the Michigan's forest - studded know that the Dept. of Natural power to control mining environment is too precious to Resources has relatively no rules operations and to watch over be abused by profit - motivated to check mining operators who procedures for reclaiming wasted mining developers. The Dept. of dig for precious minerals. lands. Natural Resources must insure Presently the Geological Before drafting the final that the Mining Reclamation Act Survey Division of the Dept. of Mining Reclamation Act, the sets tough standards for mining Natural Resources only requires Dept. of Natural Resources operators to follow when they that mining developers submit an should seriously consider use and later restore the earth. annual map of their mining areas. marking certain areas of the state The protection agency has no as "unminable," regardless of power to make inspections of mineral content, if reclamation is JOHN W. LINDSTROM mines, to check the area for not possible. surface ravages, to set land The Geological Survey reclamation procedures or even Division should also make it the to issue a mining permit. state's responsibility to issue new Only water pollution caused mining permits. A series of by mining operations is subject public hearings would also help Love with extr to control under the eye of the guarantee that new permits are W \W Bureau of Water Management, an not issued over citizen There I am, one early Saturday shiver, my teeth chatter. Could this be take you away from all this. We can away my worldly possession i enforcement arm of the Dept. of opposition. follow you to the ends of the afternoon, cruising down Grand River it — love, amor, passing fancy? Was she fly to West Elmira, New York where a county L Natural Resources. Come home with The closest thing Michigan has reading Vonnegut's new epic, when not the most beautiful creature God drunken, itinerant preacher is. in Cleveland! me to my cozy slum I the sound of a rattle fills the car. The could devise? I see her cast her eyes "Two fish, fries, chocolate shake." rattle conies not from my engine but my way and whisper in greeting: "fish, The sea? Shall you and I rent a "Whopper, fry, coke." TO HELL WITH THE from my guts. I could hear all my ketchup, coffee, cream." scow and float together down the GODDAM I Stubborn no tubing crying: "nourishment, vitamins, I was drawn ever closer to her as slimy east coast? I see you as lovely as WHOPPER, THIS IS LOVE' LOVE I sustenance," and honoring my body's the line continued to move. What a clown fish, watching me fry gar for LIKE ALL THE DIPPY SONGS'I request, 1 turn el hippo into the first could I say to her? How could I our supper. LOVE LIKE MELTED GUM STUCK TO YOUR SHOE! I local eatery in sight — the Burger King. President Nixon jumped into Nixon has heard the tapes and In I stride, meandering over to the Some kids thrusts my food ^ a slimy quagmire that he just they sustain his position before 1 says counter preparing to enter into a "Say but the word and I'll shower you in me. His face is ravaged by 17 years of I might drown in by refusing to that he was not aware of the contractural agreement with the typewriter ribbons. I'll throw away my worldly pure carbohydrate. His voice is a nasal ■ turn tape recordings over to the cover - up. However, he appears employes whereby if they give me possessions and follow you to the ends of the sound, a flat "Thank you, sir, come I Senate Select Committee on to be shaking in his boots by not grilled flesh on a bun with onions and county. Come home with me to my cozy slum in again." ' ketchup I am prepared to forfeit some BUT WAIT, WAIT, THIS CANT 1 Presidential Campaign Practices allowing anyone else to listen to Cleveland!" and special Watergate prosecutor the recorded legal tender from my diminishing BE THE END! CAN'T YOU SEE I presidential supply and receive change thereof YOU NERD! SHE AND 1 WERE I Archibald Cox. conversations for fear they might express this swelling within my breast? equal to the difference between the This feeling, akin to a heart murmur, "Cheeze Whopper, large root beer." MEANT FOR EACH OTHER, LIKE I The President's adamant draw different conclusions. actual retail price on demand of the I GIN TO TONIC, JACK DANIELS TO I that said "I'm stuck on yer shape." see us by a river on a picnic, you refusal to speak out on his good and the face value of my note. peeling my Sunkist rasins, I reading LYNCHBURG, TINKERS TO EVERSI Then I see her. "Junior Whopper, coke, no ice," TO CHANCE! DARLING! DARLING I involvement in the Watergate Both Ervin and Cox must aloud from the Gilgamesh. She is tall, wearing the yellowish- she said, wanting me to come forward scandal reached an incredulous subpena the "Two ham, two frys, one TELL THIS TEENAGE FOOL THAT I tapes and other brown uniform the place issues, her and speak my soul. one coke." orange, WE'RE GOING TO BE. . . height Monday. Nixon told Sen. White House documents relating face a perfect oval framed by long I shutter before her. These would Her eyes are cast on some There we are, happy as loons in our Sam Ervin that the tapes did not to the Watergate affair, and straight masses of brown hair. Her be my first words to her. They must driver with a "death to traitors" tatoo be perfect, expressing every new little shant with the white picket | settle central issues before the vigorously pursue a court order, complexion is flawless and darkened fence. Will you light my cheroot as I on his forearm. Watergate committee and would if necessary, to compel Nixon to by the summer sun, her eyes bat fangled dream that has welled within diaper little Newt? Will we sit before Deserted, crushed, my heart hangs never be released. shed light on the investigations. delicately and she blushes easily. Her mouth is permanently attached to a my wallet. My lips are as clammy as f whitefish as I slowly stutter: "A the fire that consumes our house, like a leaden Barbie doll. I stumble |I reading together from the Reader's from the building, the tears microphone through which she would Whopper, with some fries and a large Digest condensed Tristan and Isolde? steaming I utter softly, "Whopper, fry, ice tea — Coke, please." my bifocals. I fall into the car and I extra ice." - "Fish, large fry, strawberry shake." drive off. And that's left is the ca I Heaven! I'm in Heaven! Come with Say but the word and I'll shower radio wailing, "It's my party and II! I begin sweating freshets, my palms me, I beg voiceless to her. Let me you in typewriter ribbons. I'll throw cry if I waant to / Oy if I waant to..." | The Doctor's Bag Editor's today offers odor of tuna note: more Dr. Arnold Werner insights on how the within two hours of By ARNOLD WERNER, WD eating a (about six oz.) of tuna. Similar, but whole can person can go of VD. for a discrete diagnosis Also, what is the percentage of to A Circumcision is a surgical procedure remove the foreskin (the skin that fish appears in urine. less distinctive odors occur in my urine VD on campus? * continues from the shaft of the penis Starting this week. Dr. Werner will be after eating about twice that much beef. Any Health Center physician and covers the glans which is the bulb taking a long - overdue break from will be more than happy to examine shaped end of the organ). Usually writing his weekly column. Reprints "Fortunately, I have done a bit of any student for venereal disease. performed at or shortly after birth, of his column will instead be paper chromatography of my urine, Treatment of venereal disease does not circumcision is primarily of valuein substituted until fall term when the including just after meals of tuna. The histidine content goes up markedly at require parental permission in this preventing the development of 1 Doctor's Bag will resume again as state. Another discrete place is the variety of infections that occur when these times and I would not be usual. Ingham County Health Dept., 808 the pocket formed by the foreskin and surprised if this amino acid was the Letters may be addressed to Dr. Southland Ave., Lansing. Telephone glans is not kept clean. major factor in the odor. In the case of Werner at MSU Health Center. Names 393-5960. Treatment is confidential For the uncircumcised adult, the your respondent in today's column, he but reporting to the Health Dept. is procedure is not necessary unless he is need not be included unless a probably is a relatively high excretor personal reply is requested. (in comparison with me, and, I required by law- If you have VD you having trouble with infections and Periodically, the most informed suspect, with others), but he probably are urged to allow a Health Dept. cannot keep the area answers to questions in this column is within a normal range." nurse to contact your friend(s) which dean which should be done routinely she does with the utmost by pulling back the foreskin and come from readers. Following last At least part of the puzzle is solved. discretion. week's inquiry about the odor of tuna Will someone My information - gathering washing the exposed skin. There is step forward with some evidence to support the fact that fish appearing in urine and ejaculate, I information of comparable scientific techniques are sufficiently received a much more thoroughly traditional to preclude having exact the uncircumcised male has a high" quality about semen? I will wait and researched explanation than I was able see and statistics on who has what and with incidence of cancer of the penis and keep you posted. whom they are his spouse a higher incidence ot to supply. The faculty member who Why does the prescription sharing it, but VD and for gonorrhea in particular has reached cervical cancer. But, it is also felt that wrote to me states: eyeglasses change over a period of time epidemic proportions according to this may be due to a lack oi "You are quite wrong about the but seems to remain the same for Health Dept. effects of tuna fish on urine. I, for figures. cleanliness. contact lenses? Can contact lenses I have never been one, clearly have a distinctive odor circumcised. I am produce double or distorted vision curious to know what is involved in Circumcision can easily be done after removal from the eyes for a short such a procedure. Is it during a school vacation but until POINT OF VIEW simple, or will I healing occurs (a week or so) erections period of time? have to miss school to have it done? will be much In most cases the prescription less than pleasurable. for eyeglasses changes for two reasons. Input GUIDELINES FOR GOOD TTie shape of the lens of the eye or its on trees came too late elasticity changes, and also there is change in the shape of the front surface (cornea) of the eye. CANOEING By MARLA G. SIMPSON council — asked point blank if it weren't true that this A certain amount of swelling of the KK£P TH6- RIVER East Lansing resident project would involve the removal of many trees for cornea occurs when contact lenses are USE CITT£R 0A&V tne Yes, as Councilman George Colburn has so graciously new lanes. worn. Therefore, when they are TRA6rt BARRGCS A^O pointed out, there were many opportunities for public City Manager John Patriarche replied "No, it doesn't removed, it is usually a matter of PICK OP LITTEfe input on the "Michigan-Harrison project." This is only indicate that there are any trees there." Council CEAVE TUB RIV^C- then many days before your eye returns to CCfiAfvJER than yD0 true to a point. proceeded to discuss this point and arrived at a general an equilibriated state. In practical FOOMP IT- The progress that has been made in the consensus that if there were terms this is of little consequence. A past several years any trees in the in the area of increased citizen area they participation on various city were all diseased elms anyway. person can usually remove his contact commissions is, of course, admirable. But in view of the No effort was made to verify lenses and resume wearing his regular USE OMCY DEAD vJooo this assumption and it controversy surrounding this particular issue, it is well to simply is not true. In fact, at least 13 of the trees are not glasses without difficulty. However, if FOR FIRES, SOAK remind members of the East elms and fewer than half of the elms are new regular glasses are to be fitted, it CAMPFIRBS THOROUGHLY Lansing City Council of the actually diseased. is advised responsibility they share for making this process work. that the person not wear his ptLFORe Yoo It is clear, then, that the reason no one spoke This responsibility boils down to up sooner contact lenses for a couple of weeks. just plain honesty. The is that the truth for whatever reason — was not made reason the citizen - Would you please tell me where a outcry against the Michigan - Harrison public. Hence there was a lack of real opportunity for project came so late in the bureaucratic process is that only public input. this past May did the city council fully and accurately A quick glance at the list of explain the project's extent at a public meeting. speakers from the floor at editorial editor. the city council RESPECT PRlv/ATE In preparing for the legal battles which theCitizensfor a meetings at which the project was Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Craig discussed reveals what resembles a list of Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, sports fPoPeRTy Livable City are now involved in, I had a chance to do supporters for the Citizens for a Livable City. The reason these editor. STop ONcy AT PO0<-IC some research which proved to be quite enlightening. I people did not Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising went back over all of the speak out at the time on this issue is that they were misled. manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertising city council minutes of the past According to what one could learn at city council manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising several years and checked into all of the times when this meetings the project manager; Ai Kirleis, circulation manager. project appeared was to be confined to the immediate on the agenda. Members of the board of directors; Vic In intersection, and would not remove more than one or two listening to official city clerk tape recordings of the healthy trees and a bunch of dead elms. This proved not to Spaniolo, president; Carolyn Stieber, March 7, 1972 council secretary - treasurer; Tom Riordan; Al 5MARE -me. RtVBR. with meeting, I found a most glaring be the case. Wilke; Blair Whitney; Michael Orr; Roland FISHE«MtN example of negligence on the city council's part. At this While I doubt that the council Wlilliams. <£>IVE TMEM ROOM AMD time the plans were discussed in supposed detail. After the deceive the public, I do believe that it should deliberately chose to The Michigan State News is a seven-time project was outlined and its financing now realize recipient of the Pacemaker Award from the QOIR.T. discussed, Larry why the charges of "lack of public input" are Kestenbaum — then high school representative to the being made Associated Collegiate Press for outstanding city and accept the responsibility for the situation. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 25, 1973 5 Hijackers arrested by Libyan officials By ELIAS ANTAR as an Arab, a Japanese, Latin Associated Press Writer American and a European. BENGHAZI, Libya — The four men After the plan landed here Tuesday who hijacked a Japan Air Lines 747 morning, its emergency chutes spilled RWjfSr jumbo jet and blew it up at the desert out from the fuselage and everyone on I*,****, g mm t airport here were arrested by Libyan board came sliding down. Two authorities Tuesday at the end of a minutes later a resounding blast ripped flight across Europe and the Middle the aircraft. The passengers and crew East. The 137 passengers and crew ran in one direction and the hijackers who had been their captives for 3V4 in another. days were taken to a resort hotel for Libyan troops seized the hijackers rest. before they could leave the airport. Forty - five minutes later the Palestinian guerrilla groups plane's fuel tanks ingnited and three elsewhere in the Middle East more explosions erupted in a fireball condemned the hijacking that began that signaled the end of the $25 Friday in the Netherlands. They million plane. A column of oily black announced "a detailed investigation" smoke, more than a mile high, blocked •;%fr *_ *««*■ of the entire matter. out the early morning sun. Japan Air Lines in London said it The hijackers, identified here as would send two planes to Benghazi on three Palestinians and a Japanese, were Wednesday to pick up the passengers Hijacked undergoing questioning by Libyan officials Tuesday night after seized as they ran from the being and crew of the hijacked aircraft. The plane was hijacked a half - hour jetliner out of Amsterdam on Friday after it landed in this The hijackers of this Japanese jumbo jet liner blew up the Libyan resort on afternoon at the start of a flight to hijackers seized the plane Friday after take off from the Mediterranean. Tokyo over the North Pole. It was Boeing 747 Tuesday at the Benghazi airport minutes after they Amsterdam. forced to fly to the Persian Gulf and their 137 hostages slid down an emergency chute. The During a stopover at Dubai on sheikdom of Dubai, where it remained AP Wirephoto Monday, the hijackers were identified on the ground until Monday night. The hijackers then commanded Capt. Kenzi Konuma to fly to Nixon greets Iran le Damascus, Syria, then on to Libya. for refueling and The passengers were driven from the Benghazi ariport to the city's WASHINGTON (AP) - The Shah critical area of the world." House at mid - morning following an This was the first public appearance opposite the executive mansion. largest hotel where they will remain as |r Iran arrived at the White House The Shah soueht to convev Iran's overnight stay at Williamsburg, Va. by Nixon since he Most of them >vere guests of the Libyan government. was hospitalized last wearing white Abdul Wahab Santani, governor of ruesday to begin a four - day state determination to play the role of peacemaker week. Standing next to the Shah the cardboard masks on their faces in the Middle East. He made unscheduled tour of Benghazi, said the hijackers were being |isit to discuss problems in the Middle an President looked pallid but both because, one of them explained, they ast and was welcomed by President Buthe also emphasized that this Williamsburg's historic colonial area leaders smiled bravely afraid that interrogated. But he declined to say during the were they might be what action, if any, the |lixon as "a world statesman of first country wants "to preserve our before leaving for Washington, briefly ceremony. identified either by Iranian Secret revolutionary ank." freedom and sovereignty for which we delaying the White House ceremony. Servicemen or through photography regime of Col. Moammar Khadafy During a welcome ceremony on the are ready to die." Mrs. Nixon was on hand with the While the President and the Shah "and that would mean trouble." The might take. fchite House lawn, Nixon said Shah President to greet the royal couple. were holding their first meeting, some demonstration Libya in the past has given shelter "We are not one of those countries was organized by the to Palestinian hijackers and is a Mohammed Reza Pahlavi comes from 100 young people, mostly men, were Iranian Student Organization in New leading which will ever surrender," the Shah Hundreds of tourists and White I country "in a very key area of demonstrating in Lafayette Park, York. support of the guerrilla movement. said. . . We have to be firm, vigilant House employes packed the South ■otential threat: the Middle East and and patient but also must have the Lawn on the White House to witness pie Persian Gulf and all the area that strength to defend ourselves." the traditional, colorful welcoming Jurrounds them." ceremony. Many of them were waving Nixon said he will seek the Shah's The Shah, accompanied by his wife, small American and Iranian flags, ^dvice "on all problems affecting this i Farah, arrived at the White distributed by White House secretaries. PROTEST CHRYSLER OFFICIALS Workers cage themselves DETROIT (AP) — Two workers barricaded themselves plant to talk to the two men. There was no indication from nside a cage surrounding a control panel at Chrysler's either the company or the union on the nature of the men's lefferson assembly plant Tuesday, forcing the company to complaint against the supervisor. hut down the big factory and send 3,000 workers home The two men reportedly used wire to lock themselves in sarly. the cage, which controls the flow of electric power along a Chrysler spokesmen said the two employes termed their welding line. iction a protest against one of their supervisors. The A Chrysler official said the men had armed themselves ncident occurred shortly after the 6 a.m. shift began work. with clubs, apparently to repel any attempt to force the The workers, identified as Larry Carter, 23, and Isaac cage door open. Shorter, 26, both spot welders, turned off the electric Work on the assembly line continued for a time, but >ower in the cage and were still inside at midday, the after two hours of negotiations failed to achieve a company said. settlement of the dispute, the plant was closed. The United Auto Workers, who are negotiating a new Chrysler said it hoped to resume work at 3 p.m. when lontract with Chrysler, sent union representatives to the the afternoon shift was scheduled to report. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau /in/. Don't Forget to Buy Books for 2nd half term classes "'ir MSU BOOKS At MCOONAID'S VOU CAM BC Aaa BIG SPCM06R. /4"V 234 W. Grand River 1024 E. Grand River 2040 E. Grand River 1pp. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Author discusses new book, describes television series By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer published several years ago destroys the madman once award winner. Network; and "The and have since been called God; of a lost Next month will see the Star lost," a syndicated If gods may disappear ncluded in some of unicorn; of a woman who completion of "The Last series which will begin in when they no longer have Ellison's other collections of surrenders to the dark September. Dangerous Visions," the believers, can gods then be short stories; others, like forces which rule New York third in Ellison's series of From material in the created from raw belief? 'Deathbird"and "Basilisk" City; of an innocent fool anthologies. TTiat volume series background book, Perhaps. Harlan Ellison is have seen magazine favored by the machine god will include contributions written by Ellison as a writing a book about just publication only in the last and of the hard, cold from the Firesigp Theater, working guide for others that. few months. woman who takes away his Howard involved in producing the Fast, assorted Ellison, the current series, "The Starlost" visiting writer at the utilizes the "spaceship as The Question: What will Harlan Ellison Clarion/East Science Fiction universe" theme. talk about at 8 tonight in Anthony Hall, Writer's Workshop on The ship, sent out from a there for all the interested world to freely campus, will talk with the dying Earth, is hundreds of see? general public at 8 tonight miles long, consisting of in 109 Anthony Hall. The Answer (coming after a moment of 50-mile globes which Ellison now: "It's been my observation, Fantasist thought, then a fiendish cackle from this fantasist and the blur of melting typewriter contain separate cultures. TTie command crew died in simply from looking at the keys): "My annual gala, beginning with a an accident during the world around me, that we reading of The Lord's Prayer in the original voyage and for hundreds of do not worship the anymore, Jesus Freakism notwithstanding. We old gods may' Cantonese, leading into a slide presentation of my two weeks at Niagara Falls in company with the United States Army years the globes have been isolated, their inhabitants forgetting that they are part >3 Dental Drill Team; then into the usual worship the gods of the of a spaceship, that there crowd pleasing standbys, the black sci - freeway, of war, of neon, of mass, the slot machine, of love, of on the sacrifice of a virgin (we sent to Howell are other "worlds." street violence. for one), several snappy song - and - dance The series focuses on a routines from the period 1902 - 1916, and, young fugitive from a "It's a vastly different for a big finale, this year, I will show films puritanical culture, the kind of worship, much more soul-involving. It's a return to the ancient tales toSmith, of the evening I exposed myself to Kate on which occasion she was making a woman woman's he loves and once - betrothed, the pantheon. Memorex cassette tape commercial for TV "I who must now kill the man am telling stories and shattered the wine glass at the which sight. I and capture the woman to are contemporary may even mention science fiction, if restore his family's honor. parables about the conditions that have led us pressed by a lynch tenor in the mob." And only the fugitive ^iSfl to the worship of these new gods." Devon knows that within six short years, the drifting ■mi Ellison is now blessing and is destroyed for writers from the Clarion The book, to be ship will fall into a star -- completing the last story for it; of a living, breathing, workshops--and some unless he can restore the published by Harper and the book. The story stinking horror who has Row poetry by Leonard Isaacs, broken controls. sometime in concerns Lon Chaney, "The become the embodiment of associate professor of Justin Devon's search for February,1974, is titled Wolfman," who goes war. Morrill College and director "Deathbird Stories," and is restoration and his pursuer's looking within himself for It is a book of some of the current workshop. search for vengeance take a collection of shcrt stories. his soul and finds it in the hope, but mostly a book of Some of the them through the ship's stories, like Isles of Langerhans. dark, unnamed fears. Ellison, who has won "Pretty Maggie Moneyeyes" The other stories include Ellison again: awards for his many strange culture globes. television and "Ernst and the Machine tales of the last human, What I've done is use screenplays as well as for his "The Starlost," will be God," were initially aided by serpent/Satan, who the traditional folk legends, short stories, also says he produced in Canada and myths and fairy tales as has three television series aired on the 66 archetypes, as in various stages of NBC—owned -and- operated paradigms-converting them development: "Brillo," stations, the Westinghouse to today and tomorrow. about the first human- network and the Canadian "This is the eternal cycle, robot police team, network, Ellison says. as seen from the vantage scheduled for an ABC movie The series is an hour-long point of today, writ large of the week with a possible show. Special effects will be against a background of series spinoff; "The Dark handled by Douglas fantasy. Forces," about a modern Trumbull ("2001," "Silent "And the fantasy, not science fiction. The words 'science fiction' will not appear anywhere on boolc is sorcerer, sold as a movie and possible series to the NBC Running" and "The Andromeda Strain.") Ellison again, one last Clarion/East Harlan Ellison is this week's guest writer at the Clarion / EastSF Writers Workshop. I time: Ellison will talk to the public tonight at 8 p.m. in 109 Anthony Hall. He has written I the dust jacket. The "What else? I turned 39 W publishers are going for the screenplays for such television shows as "Outer Limits" and "Star Trek" and in the I in May and am fast fall will produce a television show, "The Starlost." Ellison has won f Vonnegut-Barth-Borges Hugo and Nebula I ADULT X MOVIES market." approaching 40; I'm awards for his science fiction writing. State News photo by C.L. Michaels I [ There are other projects thinking of acquiring a wrinkle or maybe a gray for this Hugo and Nebula Complete sveWShow hair." T PROGRAM INFORMATION 33? 5*i/> Film offers! THE Q5SO ADMISSION $ 3.00 COUPLES $5.00 ... is proposals for COMPANY accepting 15 ABBOTT TO. BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR ■ OOWIMTOW:, WINNER N.Y.FILM CRITICS AWARDS The summer film series Director's Choice continues today with the animated fantasy, "The Point," at 7 and 9:15 p.m. in Fairchild animate The color film teat the song, "Me and Arrow," composed performed by Harnl ! Nilsson, who also wrote thtp Theater. story. fall term musicals "The Point" deals withil Free Refreshments 'A Clockwork Orange' is one of the young boy named OblioandH and plays. few perfect movies I have seen in his faithful dog. Arrow. Ill Always my the land of Point, everyo#B For lifetime. -Rex Reed, more information N.Y. Sunday News and everything is pointed Call: 332-6600 except Oblio who has >1 round head and is exiled to| the Pointless Forest. Tickets at $1.25 ve| UORTHSIDE NOW SHOWING! available at the door. II DRIVE-IN THEATER 3 TERRIFYING HITS! 9: 30 PM \—l»J» •«»«"" - || HAPPY HOUR. RATED R . .$1.00 5:30-6:3i)|| /€RI€/ The ADVENTURE of 'Lost Horizon' at michigan slate university is as breathless as it is spectacular!! TCNITE 7& 9:15 Fairchild Theatre Composed and performed by Harry Nilsson, who also wrote the story, THE POINT is an enchanting animated fantasy that deals with the adventures of a young boy named Oblio and his faithful dog Arrow. In the Land of Point, everything and everyone is pointed - except Oblio. Because of his round head, Oblio is exiled to the Pointless Forest where he has several fantastic experiences (in¬ cluding some with a 3-headed man, giant bees, a tree in the leaf-selling business, and a good- humored old rock). There's comedy and imagination in this tale of a young boy who learns a point in life. (Color 16mm 75 mins.) admission $1.25 or Director's Choice Season Ticket THE PICTURE WnH h 'J! THE WARNING BELL! The Point . :'fTyWHEHITRIN8S- , -ff CLOSE YOUR EYES I ■ IF YOU'RE SQUEAMISH! shown late Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 25, 1973 7 Book outlines Star Trek' series Icinema-xTheatre CORNER OF J0LLY&LOGAN workings of a television -,v KATHY ESSELMAN series. Gene Roddenberry, speaks with authority about season is witty, malicious T State News Reviewer the series. and absolutely correct. I The recent book "The Irid of 'Star Trek" ,.by creator producer and of offered extensive comments executive, the series, television He spoke regulars with all the except Majel The only weakness in the book stems from Gerrold's HUNGRY Kid Gerrold adds another Barrett (Nurse Chapel) now disinterest in the dramatic Ilume w h i ch were interspersed reviews ■ plosion Revision's to, the Allowing "Star Trek print throughout the volume. His observations provide insight into the thought processes Roddenberry's wife. Her reason for declining: "I let pussycat do all my talking production itself. He is correct in assuming that intelligent scripts in key with HYPNOTIST will buy and often edits for me." (Any comments the series essential. of a producer. development, casting and are I'The Gerrold book In films the producer both script and film. John Mantley, producer of direction received little about male chauvinism in the series are irrelevant after However, he errs in lovidts a companion piece may be an organizer or a discussion in comparison to dismissing directors as Stephen Whitfield s "Gunsmoke," does rewrites the engineering of the ship, that.) technicians in the service of money man. In series as did Roddenberry on Gerrold ie Making of 'Star television, the makeup and the scanty quotes his the writer's ideas. Granted, however, he "Star Trek." interviews with the actors at Jek.'" Together, these two functions as a creative The costumes. No volume can he never comes out and says ■o rks provide an technological supplement "The Making" length. His description of this, but he does not intelligence who makes the orientation of "The Making Iprecedented picture of series work. of 'Star Trek'" and the in regard to technical the working atmosphere on interview any of the series |e creation and production The producer in careful discussion of the problems, solutions and the the set suffers politeness. a bit from regular directors like Joseph |a television series. television works in much stagecraft of "Star Trek." However, his Pevney. f «The Making of 'Star technical aspects of the David Gerrold, as the analysis of the dramatic He omits the director's the same way as the director series contrasted with the Irek' " published in in film. He determines the writer of "The Trouble with structure of the series is credit from his Iptember first 1968, offered informed point of view taken by the minimal attention given to the dramatic development Tribbles," which he unparalleled dissection and of his the comprehensive list of episodes which includes the modestly admits was one of series, the kind of scripts it of the Lription of the inside series. Character "Star Trek's" best episodes, disintegration in the third writer and the cast list. As anyone familiar with classic series like "Gunsmoke," Gardening beats high prices "Naked City," or even a promising newcomer like "Kung Fu" could tell Gerrold good directing is Families like f also Many essential series, to "Gunsmoke" rely on two or a three directors to give the series. like Apartment "It's too expensive to fertilizer and married housing described Natural Resources and is By LAURIE WINK sporadic care show its characteristic style. I Several area families are buy," she said. they've given it. his first attempt at responsible for off - campus ■ttling rising food costs by lowing gardens. Her plot is shared with friend, a One of the obstacles in who describes her raising a healthy harvest has gardening project as a been the healthy appetite of gardening "I like as "fun." tomatoes," he said. "My wife's grandfather educational programs every county in Michigan. About 200 in gardeners A script may constitute half the show, but the directing and acting constitute the G*i rls | ONLY I On two East Lansing have been cultivating 60 other half. CALL 8 82-0236 FOR MORE INFO. lots donated by church "casual experiment." "I it a neighborhood mole, they has a special way of growing loups to use, students are did to learn said, them, so we thought we'd plots at the Pine Tree Road fcing cheaper food staples jr family use. something new," she explained. While painstakingly tying Their plants are produced on two formerly being try it." Three of the 30 plots are available for late site. Originally, the land was to be used by 4-H youth for fair projects. It has since RED LFIRSr I One |om woman Spartan Village who gardener their trailing tomato plants weed - infested plots on Sever Drive, just off South still gardens," according to been opened up to urban \m run Jew up on a farm decided I start a garden because she to stakes, they remarked that the garden was doing Harrison Road one north of Trowbridge Road, block Boyce. "The soil is clayish, so residents, including of senior citizens. a group Hk Friends Kissed having fresh food. well considering the lack of The lots neighborhood are in a residential adjacent to moisture hasn't problem," she said. been Rev. Donn P. Doten has a "People have been really excited about having things grow," said Bonnie Luft, I ot the parsonage of the University United Methodist run a hose from the 4-H youtn assistant. bUeCwtf I' college adds Church, which offered the land for free use. parsonage, water supply. offering a free Watering has been inconvenience, Luft an The idea for the Further from campus, on observed, as people have Pine Tree Road off of Jolly had to transport their own kening classes community came help Susan and John Bovce. "The church had two project from church members Road, been a Ministerial patch of land has rented by the Alliance, supplies. The Extension Cooperative Service will comodate schedule; and humanities representing various conduct a contest amon^ fcmmuters, professional and social science on a vacant lots in weeds," Susan community church their gardeners on Aug. 3. tople with full - time jobs Monday through Thursday Boyce said, "So we decided to plow it under and offer denominations. Categories will include: the Ed students with tight class schedule. The best plot, the most weed - Ihedules, University Mildred Erickson will the land to people from the group has coordinated an urban free plot and the best teach special ATL University and the Jollege will increase its a "Women in course the community to grow things. garden project through the specimen among different Irening classes for credit on Carl Wagle, a horticulture Cooperative Extension varieties. liring fall term. Community" on Tuesdays Service. The Winners will be awarded only from 12:40 p.m. to 2 major, is one of the most [ Evening classes twice a prolific producers. financed by federal, state plaques or ribbons for their eek will be offered in first, p.m. She is an MSU "Carl has about 30 or 40 and county funds, is efforts and will be able to Icond and third terms of counselor of adult students. ■ch American Over the past five years, different plant varieties he's administered by the MSU enjoy the fruits. pr thought and University College has experimenting with," Boyce College of Agriculture and igetables, of their labot.i ■nguage (ATL), humanities, increased its traditional said. J>cial science and natural basic courses from 12 to 78 While watering a Sever ■ience sequences, and has added another 31 Drive plot thriving with j Back • to - back, two - cauliflower, broccoli, lour classes also will be courses for upper division Iffered for those wanting to students, for a total of 109 eggplant, herbs and tomato University College courses. plants, one student from py on campus from 6 p.m. ) 10 p.m. in social science The expansion of courses lid humanities or for ATL and the growing emphasis nd natural science. Or a on evening Jtudent can combine keeping with the MSU drive Afferent halves, such as to make its educational available for Jicial science and natural resourses pence. lif£ong education. "We will have the |exibility to add sections in r evening classes, if the lemand requires," Edward Carlin, dean of University College, said. I Additionally, University ■ollege will hold noon lasses for secretaries wishing to take the basic purses. These special 5 will be from 12:05 i.to 12:55 p.m. in a time Tangement which does not Jon form to the usual MSU Bass hours. Available will b 1TL on a Monday, yednesday, Thursday F°r tickets, call College Travel 351 -6010 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July?,; Factor pu in Israel WHA Former MSU all - around gymnastic star Ken Fact I a silver medal for the United States won in tj ^ Maccabiah games in Tel Aviv, Israel. 16 scores Factor's second - place effort on the still rings helrwl pace the U.S. team to a first place finish, therebviiui another gold medal to his own collection. ailif again With an excellent preliminary score of 9.2 high in the placings going into the finals. "I had some problems in the all - around Fact J 0r™ Walter Kaiser, left, tomnet that were unexpected, so I really wanted to do president of the well, all out in the rings finals," Factor said. Chicago Cougars of Factor's effort in tne finals gained him the the World Hockey highest for that event, a superb 9.4. 5(111 Assn., holds up a "I felt really strong the night of the finals contract he signed better routine than ir. prelims," he said. and dul Tuesday with Pat However, he was edged out of first place by teamJ Stapleton, right, for a Bruce Wcldman who had a higher preliminary piUs reported $1 million to score total. ™ become player - coach Factor is currently a graduate student at I educational administration. for the Cougars. Stapleton, 33, has been a star defenseman with the Chicago Black Hawks of the rival National Hockey League for the last eight seasons. AP Wirephoto CARLISLE, Pa. (UPI) - Duane Thomas compk his first workouts with the Washington Redskins TW and immediately pleased coach George Allen with! attitude. 1 "Duane reported in good shape, better than I thou J Allen said. "We had a good workout this morning, r anticipate no problems with Duane, or his a~-* Haynes or anybody." Allen, who has used a low - key approach in controversial running back, asked newsmen handling! open weatows sAM-tom.smmk/qam-bm/ Thomas with questions with his surroundings. nottobotl until he becomes more famj "We want Duane to learn the system gradually audi • 930 WEST HOLMES HMD PRICES GOOD get acquainted with our players," Allen said. "Assoon#! learns the system he'll step in and begin • 52I0 WEST SfXHNflW SAT. running plays." ¥ Thomas, who has balked at reporting to two diffa JULY 28 330I EAST MICHIGAN clubs and has been suspended three times in career, was happy to join the Redskins, • 15487 NORTH EAST STREET Haynes, Thomas' attorney and closest adviser. according 1 • A ft ■ ft m m m m m MINSK, USSR (UPI) - The Soviet Union held off a J - closing United States Track Team Tuesday to win 163 and notch their eighth aggregate victory in 11 ai Economy Market f Farmer feet's dual meets. The Soviet men won 121 - 112, marking the third J Michigan Brand for the American men. The women's team rolled up a 95 traditionally strong $_ - 51 margin for their III win. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Joe Mullaney, who guid| BONELESS HAMS ^ 6-B IBS SXANK PORTION - the Kentucky Colonels to two American Basketball As Playoffs in two seasons and also an impressive 6 record for one year, Tuesday ABA's Utah Stars. was named coach of I 6-71BS BUTT fbrtion MSU weightlifter Eric Humphries has set a new natioJ AAU and MSU weig'utlifting record at tiie AAU NatioJ Teenage Finals. Humphries, competing in the 198-pound class, snatcil 250 pounds and successfully cleaned and 88* 98* jerked a pounds to set the record of 585 total pounds. Humphries' feat now affords him the possibility! competing in world competition next month in England, I | MEAT E-BURGER! .LOAF MIX ALL-MEAT FRANKS Eckrich Slender SLICED MEflflSi^ *ms Get to the root off the problem KLEENEX THICK and THIRSTY with a Summit electronic calculator. The TERI TOWELS model "reciprocal SE88M features square root, key, percent key, and has3 memory. Only SI69.00 including a full 3P year warranty with parts and labor. Fr&>k Michigan LETTUCE AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett 339-8258 IF IT'S A All Aav/ors-l6oi N R. botties FfiVGO 8. 99 Bott/e REALLY GOOD! Sawe lot-Poll} Anna Pioneer GREAT TASTE TREAT- SO ^ ^40C PEACHES O^l BREAD -. 29: Save \ (8)1 ! k., ©i! c«">r" ffP&l 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near FrandorShoppingCenler 5001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 25, 1973 9 Area offers Lcissiefalligant Wondering what to do in the Lansing public pools at Hunter Park and Moores but also tables. a beach and inexpensive recreation picnic the trees into the water. It is unsafe for the swimmers, open from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. from nature trails where one can by the Music Building in the and gaze out the window at •or lots of fun and little Park. The pools are both It is illegal to swim in the Monday through see interesting animals like evenings. the statute and greenery from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. says the owner of the area, Saturday and 6:30 p.m. to bison and prairie dogs in If you prefer indoor while your neighbor rocks fconey on these hot summer open gravel pits of Raby Road Walter F. Patenge. 8:30 p.m. Monday through their vollages. to the beat of a different and 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. entertainment try the free ■avs? The greater Lansing every where some MSU students Mason has swimming Thursday. Men's swim is At Potter Park films at the drummer in his earphones. ■pa offers some low cost day. go. Occasionally the open to the public in the from 8:30 on Lansing Library, Meridian p.m. to 9:30 Pennsylvania Avenue in 401 S. Capitol Ave. The The music library is open Township sheriffs department goes high school indoor pool for p.m. Monday. Women's first Tuesday of If you like to swim there offers the Ingham County back into the woods to Lansing you can picnic and every from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 50 cents from June 18 to swim is from 8:30 p.m. to see the zoo. month from 1:45 to 4 eight places. Park on Lake Lansing where arrest p.m. p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday re people who are on the July 30 and from August 4 9:30 p.m. Thursday. There are formal and 6:45 to 9 It costs 25 cents to swim there is not only swimming beaches and gardens p.m., old through Friday. On swinging off to August 24. The pool is The East Iansing Board along with picnic facilities films called "Favorite Saturday, the music library of Education provides at Francis and Potter parks. Flicks" are shown to the is open from 9 a.m. to noon recreational swimming to There are formal gardens public. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; on the public for 50 cents at alone at Cooley Park. Every Tuesday at lunch, Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 the East Meridian Township has Lansing High you can bring a lunch to the p.m. The second five weeks School pool from 3 p.m. to parks and picnic facilities at "brown baggers" and watch of summer term it will not 4:30 Tuesdays the films, which are usually p.m. and Ferguson and Wonch parks be open on nights or Thursdays. by the Red Cedar River on travelogues. Saturday weekends. The Women's Intramural Okemos Road. afternoon films feature a lot If you need help with Building is open from If you like golf, there are of Walt Disney movies. transportation, the city Monday through Friday four municipal golf courses The MSU Library has a transit system runs buses up from 5 p.m. to 8 in Lansing. Waverly costs fantastic collection of taped p.m. to and down Grand River both men and women. $1.75 for nine holes; Red speeches and famous every 10 minutes. You can Guests must pay 50 cents. Cedar, right next to the happenings as well as tapes also buy a detailed map of Women can swim from of plays and all kinds of University, costs $1.50 for the greater Lansing area for 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. nine holes; Sycamore costs music from new rock 85 cents at most Monday through Thursday $1.25 for nine holes. albums to old classics. The newsstands. The map lists and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Grossbeck costs $2 for 9 tapes are located on the the parks. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 4 holes. fourth floor of the west Information on other p.m. on Sunday. wing. events can be found in the You can catch some rays If you like outdoor Check out your favorite It's What's Happening at the Men's Intramural music, there are band classical records and a pair column in the State News. Building outdoor concerts at Potter Park at 8 pool of earphones at the music Also, the Women's IM which is open from 11:30 p.m. every Thursday. On library in the Music publishes an informative a.rt. to 5 p.m. and 7 campus, high school p.m. to Building. In the listening weekly bulletin of events on 9 p.m. Monday musicians perform outdoors through room, plug into a turntable campus. Friday. There is a family swim on Friday nights from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The pool is open from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. If you like to picnic, Lansing has picnic facilities at Francis Park, Bancroft Park, Oak Park, Reasoner mmmm Park, Moores Park, Washington Park and Grand Woods Park. Potter Park Zoo The Arboretum on Mt. Potter Park, three miles southwest of MSU, has a zoo Pennsylvania Avenue, also has facilities Hope Road provides for which gives visitors a chance to observe some real picnicking. something special for wild animals like these bears. The park, picnickers. There is a nature on State News photo by Ken Ferguson center with displays and CANDIDATES BLAST DUAL JOBS Gribbs to reta DETROIT (UPI) - President Mel Ravitz, State assured me that he can position in support of However, the department Roman S. Gribbs Sen. Coleman Young, separate his campaigning Nichols, Ravitz said, "the declined comment as to Ijeeted a demand from D-Detroit and former from his duties as mayor is wrong." whether Nichols, who is an W mayoral candidates Wayne County Circuit commissioner without any appointee, is bound by such Court Judge Ed Bell, all detriment to his official According to Ravitz, lat Police Commissioner regulation. police department rules and ^ jhn F. Nichols resign since mayoral candidates, who work." regulations prohibit Richard said Nichols' dual position "He has also assured me McKnight, ^ is a candidate for the seat policemen from engaging in Nichols' [ribbs has decided not to as commissioner and that if this proves to be political discussions while campaign co-ordinator and formerly a sY. in the upcoming city mayoral candidate could impossible, he will not on duty. ection. "turn the police department hesitate to resign. I will city legal adviser to the the A police spokesman By retaining Nichols as into a political football." continue to review police department, said that .etroit's top policeman, Gribbs, in a statement situation throughout the acknowledged such a rule in the past when policemen exists "for sworn members ran for political office, they Iribbs indicated he did not released Monday, said he campaign," Gribbs said. ree with Common Council met with Nichols, who "has In response to Gribbs' of the department." were not required to resign. <7^1 Fine food... fine folk music-nightly ® BmjS AD and «OldeWarULALE © 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 25 1973 Shelter copes with deserted animals at night The biggest problem they are inconvenient which high altitude chamber and so the kids sein By CISSIE FALLIGANT includes: vacations, moving, are unconscious in 15 - 30 get to see anyway today is the "turn - in," says who About 1,500 dogs and Kristin Williams of the grew too big, wants to walk seconds before being killed. think this wav " cats are taken to Ingham Center for Animal too much, urinates on To take one of the encouraged by hiL County Animal Shelter in Laboratory research at shrubs, barks, defecates too animals from the shelter for societies to "miracle of death" come ^ Mason every month. Half of MSU. much, eats too much, a pet, a visitor must pay $6 J* scratches furniture. them are killed. "Everybody brother sends a note to the and his "A lot of for a rabies shot and $4 for people get a a license. The animals can occurs at their The local immediate soluti« pou2 Nationally, approximately 13.3 million animal shelter with their dog in the nice weather but be returned within 48 hours seems to bi> SD»I dogs and cats are destroyed dog saying, 'find a good let it go in the fall because and they have nc place to keep refunded. money will be Contrary to popular beS annually, which costs home.' How do these people it in the cold," Williams There are 2,000 to 3,500 spaying and not cause neutering the peU() almost $100 million. Every expect their dogs to be said. "You see so many bird dogs and cats bom every obese and year 15 to 20 million placed?" apathetic Un£ In dogs at the end of the hour in the U.S. which the owner feeds it toon,,? animals are taken to animal a larger room are chain shelters. fence for full season. Many people pick compares with 415 people without enough exerci* Only 25 per cent runs - grown claimed up bird dogs in summer and born each hour. The average Bill Neiman are ever or placed in dogs. Dogs of all breed, 0f tk, let them after the household has 1.6 babies Benson new In homes. colors and degrees of health exist in this noisy, smelly season." go (declining) and 1.4 dogs and says Animal he doesn't HospiJ Ingham County, one think room of the animal shelter prison. Eventually all breeds 1.7 cats (increasing). castration or through the animal If one female dog gives male animals is the neutering 0 is filled with cages which Some of the dogs are come anL shelter including a surprising birth to a litter of four, two to the hold puppies, cats and desolate, lying on the number of registered of which are female, in because population exploZ kittens. There are also concrete motionless except unnoutered mala mothers with their suckling for eyes following visitors. purebreds. If the dogs are seven years she will have would still roam. He Others are whining, pawing neither reclaimed by the 4,372 descendents. believes young. They yap, meow, every female M owner or taken to a new Some people want their not desired for wag their tails and stick out and sniffing at the joints in selective their paws in greeting. When the wall and fence for a way home by one of the visitors pet to bear a litter so their breeding should be spayed visitors pass them by they to escape. to the shelter, they are put children can see the It costs $25 for the spavin, to death within seven days. "miracle of birth." Most retreat to empty - eyed, Three - fourths of the operation and $5 for J The dogs are placed in a pets, like humans, are born anasthetic. hopeless positions. pets are turned - in because Captive The 1,500 cats and dogs which are taken in monthly at the Ingham County Animal Shelter are kept in small cages, where they peer out through metal bars. Some of the larger animals are put into chain fence runs. The shelter offers pets to anyone willing to pay for rabies shots and a license. State News photo by Ken Ferguson let's 203 E. Grand River Further reductions on all 50-50 chance to live The Ingham County Animal Shelter takes in about 1,500 dogs and cats of the animals find homes. The other half new are killed in a high - Summer Fashions! each month. They stretch eagerly toward visitors, but only one - half altitude chamber. State News photo by Ken Ferguson Good selection Selection of Pants* okemos, tensing, mt. pleasant Panel to hear V3-V2 off Manager's ^hepards... report on bus Huge Group of Jeans transit today less than off JULY weatheryane A report on the Bus Transit subcommittee will Shop for all.masons Reduced be heard by the East Bronson Lansing Mass Committee today at Transit 7:30 CLEARANCE EAST LANSING p.m. in the council Again! SALE 317 E. Grand River chambers. The committee will slso hold a public hearing on its MEET US goals and objectives. Stop By Today own Starts today! Runs through Sun., July 29th Save on specially selected items UNDER THE from our regular stocks. Shop early for best selection! 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July 28, 1973 COUPON| July 28, 1973. COUPON | f ^ Coupon limited to one per item and per family f ■ "fc Coupon limited to one per item and per family ft 9 % Coupon limited to one per item and per family CUJ Meijer THRIFTY ACRES QBlIUMeijer THRIFTY ACRES QlUiJ Meijer THRIFTY ACRES Q MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU SAT. JULY 28, 1973. SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS, INSTITUTIONS OR DISTRIBUTORS. -• VJ 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA E*t Lan. Is|ng. Mich. SHOP MON. THRU SAT. 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.n SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 7 p.n ^ Why Wednesday July 25 ion 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan C Ads STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355*8255 mJ "FRANKLY SPEAKING'' Automotive Au ! <£5^.i Automotive ft 1 block BEGINNING 120 SOUTH HAYFORD, 551 ALBERT Street. SEPTEMBER „ SUPERBEE VOLKSWAGON 1971. Camper. 2/men DODGE 1969 4 basement apartment, 3 from campus, large 2 needed Pre(er speed, 383 engine. Good White, large pop top, 33,000 furnished, air graduate students bedroom, all utilities, $140. bedroom or v rubber, $1,050. Telephone miles, radio, sink/icebox. conditioned. 332-8977, to share house on Fa,, ' Excellent condition. Leaving No pets, 351-7497. 0-7-30 882 5341. 5-7-27 Must sell. Call 351-6676. 10-7-27 Clean, quite. own r(JJ' PHONE 355-8255 country. TWO BEDROOM apartment 9/month lea*> D(T"' DODGE 1969. 4/speed, 35,000 miles, Must R/T 440. 332-5592, 1140 Albert, East Lansing. 1-7-25 available until September 15. Phone 1-623-6949 PM. 3-7-25 af,^6r 6 347 Student Services Bldg. Nicely furnished and sell. Call 355-7966. 3-7-30 carpeted. Will negotiate. ♦AUTOMOTIVE VW 1964, rebuilt. Very Sharp, 351-9259. 2-7-27 WANTED-ROOM~~in~ Scooters & Cycles FIAT 1969, model 124. New very sound. Gas, heater and house for couple ^ -J353"9676:349 3437 Co tune-up, tires and brakes. extras. $500 or best. TWO GIRLS. Share room, Parts & Service 5/speed, convertible. Price 489-3690 before 2 p.m. spacious apartment. Sublet, Aviation $1350. or Best offer. Call _ 3-7;30 _ inexpensive, cloae. 351-8946. NEWLY DECORATED^)? •EMPLOYMENT 489-7354. 3-7-25 1965 BUICK RIVIERA. Black. 3-7-30 bedroom, furnished 918 Baker Street. houT Full options. 42,000 $300 0,, •FOR RENT power month. Students " FIAT 19 7 0 . 850 Spyder, actual miles. Extras. First 4600 SOUTH Enjoy the "good - Apartments Convertible. 23,000 miles. 32 offer of $600. 351-3606 or PENNSYLVANIA. Large life" in the 669-3654. 3-7-27 ^ Houses mpg. Excellent mechanical 1/bedroom, carpeted, 351-2740. 3-7-25 coming year. condition. $1220. or best HOUSE AVAILA7u Rooms •FOR SALE offer. 694-3783 after 8 PM. 1972 CHRYSLER , Town and WELL tim, THOUGHT YOU'D LIKE swimming conditioned, balcony. Heat pool, air •Heated Pool ♦Ample Parking 'Laundry .A|r Cond. immediately, close to 3-7-25 campus, two bedroom, Animals Country. 4/door wagon, TO KMOW I'M congenial,CHEER¬ furnished. minutes $155/month. 10 from MSU. •Nicely Furnished $100. 351-4849. 2-7-25 factory air, radial tires, power LEASING FOR FALL Mobile Homes FORD 1964 - RUGGED half 373-2654, 393-4776 after •LOST & FOUND ton pickup, $225. Call seats; windows, brakes, steering and door locks. FUL. W^-OZimED, MOTIVATED, 5PM. 3-7-27 9 mo. 12 mo. COUNTRY HOME 15_L 355-6196. 2-7-25 $140 $130 mo. Northeast, 2 bedroom, 5 ^ UNEMPLOYED'" Eff. mo. •PERSONAL Beautiful, low mileage, one Call AND STILL EUREMELY FIVE MINUTES from campus 1 BR S169 mo. »159 mo. on Looking Glass, $225 D ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL owner. $4495. 2 BR $230 mo. $215 mo. month. 351-7497. 0-7-30 FORD FAIRLANE convertible, Responsible •REAL ESTATE 485-8539. 3-7-25 Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing. Michigan 48823 in Lansing. 351-3118 1966. Excellent condition, couple. 4/large rooms and 745 Burcham Dr. EAST SIDE •RECREATION must sell. $375. 351-9035. bath. Newly decorated. $130. furnished, < 1973 CUTLASS Supreme. bedroom, 2-7-27 carpeted. N0 ♦SERVICE Black, many extras, including per month. All utilities paid. EAST LANSING Horizon available. Summer and Immediate fi Jjj^j Instruction occupancy. House, Whitehills. Employment jj^j tape deck. Call 351-2267 near FORD 1967 GALAXIE 500. after 9 p.m. 5-7-27 | Employment 351-7283. 1-7-25 Large, luxury, one bedroom. rates. 351-7497 or nigh' Typing Service Completely renovated; 676-2191.0-7-30 Not student rental. $175. ♦TRANSPORTATION factory air, paint, CORAL GABLES near - 5114 349-2094. 6-8-6 transmission, tune-up, tires. ONE/TWO for three ♦WANTED MAILING ROOM help needed SUMMER POSITIONS, Full and Jo Don Drive. One bedroom house. Own room. 50,000 miles. Original owner, for 4/weeks starting July part time; excellent salary furnished apartment, $165. EAST LANSING, luxury, Close $695. 349-2234. 3-7-30 30th. Apply at 3308 South level. Automobile required. $50. summer; option/fall ♦♦RATES** Call HACKER RENTALS furnished, 2 bedroom, air, 351-5800. C-5-7-30 After 6PM, 337-2355 Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. 485-2261, after 6PM TOM pool. $190. 351-8546. 3-7-30 o 3-7-27 484-2345. 4-7-27 HACKER 482-7173. 4-8-1 TELEPHONE PUBLIC relations YOUR OWN room in beautiful, LOVELY 3-4 TOWNE COURIER with advertising firm, part BEDROOM HONDA 1972, 500cc - 4,500 weekly CEDAR, 1-96 EFFICIENCY. furnished apartment for house. 1216 Allen. Available miles, $1000. Call 484-2345 newspaper driver needed. time, full time. 9AM to 5PM. Only $20/week until remainder of summer. Cheap. It's easy to Call 394-1100. 5-8-3 now, $180 plus militia after 4PM. 3-7-25 Every Thursday. Must have September 18th. Lady. 372-7425. 3-7 25 advertise. 349-3604, 3 72 6850 own transportation. Call References. 663-8418. 1-7-25 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 WAITERS AND 0-5-7-27 Just call us. 355-8255 KAWASAKI 750. 4,300 miles, 337-9711. 3-7-27 waitresses TWO MATURE males for needed for full excellent condition. Extras. or part time A FANTASTIC 3/bedroom townhouse. ON HAGADORN. 3/bedroom" IMPALA 1970 - 39,000 miles, $995 or best offer. 351-5545. NURSES, RN'S and LPN'S with positions. Experience Beginning September. Call plus lounge and kitchen' excellent condition, $1,700. 3-7-30 medication course. Looking preferred but not necessary. "PAD" FOR FALL Tom 10am - 5:30 p.m. $280. plus utilities. Phone 13.00 26.00 355-1206 5-7-27 for a challenge? Like to work Apply at THE SEA HAWK 353-3283. 3-7-25 1970 BSA 650 -3,700 actual 337-2496, 882-1263. 3-7-25 16.25 32.50 with people? Join us at RESTAURANT, Williamston, MERCURY, 1966. Scruffy miles, excellent condition, PROVINCIAL HOUSE, between 2-5PM. 3-7-25 \T - SUBLEASE GIRL for three DEADLINE looking, good running, good helmet, sissy bar, luggage WHITEHILLS. Nurses i'v W- • man, September thru June. $240. For Summer. 5 boys» 1 P.M. one class day rack, and windshield WANTED: TEACHERS of the $80 a month. Good locatoin. girls. 2 blocks off Grand rubber, interior. $200. needed for full time: before publication. included. $900. 332-1878. trainable River on North Hagadom 351-2756. 3-7-25 7:30AM-3:30PM, and part mentally Contact Sharon, 337-1155. 3-7-27 handicapped. Two years Phone 351-5285. 5-7-27 time: 11PM-7AM. Apply in 5-7-27 Peanuts Personal ads MERCURY COMET - 1964, experience preferred. person or phone Mrs. Nevitt, must be pre-paid. good transportation, $100. BMW. YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, Michigan certification "731" Apts. NEED GIRL. Campus Hill Rooms RICKMAN. Mid-season prices Monday - Friday: 355-1206. 5-7-27 necessary. Call Owosso, Spend the next year In Apartments, July 30 - 8 AM -4:30PM. 332-5061. now in effect. Leathers, 1-517-743-3471. 6-7-30 pure luxury . . . plush September 15th. $75., pool. Cancellations/ Corrections 6-8-6 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE helmets, parts, service and furniture, carpeting, air Phone 349-2619. 6-8-1 - 12 noon one class day 1967. Power top, power custom accessories. SHEPS CONGA DRUMMER. cond., dishwashers, pool NOW LEASING summer an MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 WAITRESSES, EXPERIENCE and private balconies. fall. Single rooms, $15 an before publications. steering, power brakes, steel - Experienced also with MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 helpful but not necessary. Don't get shut out — call belted radials, 15-17 mpg, North Cedar, Holt. Just Bongos. Sing? Call Curt blocks from campus. Deluxe, up weekly. Office houn, Will train. Apply KoKo Bar, The State News will be good condition. Best Offer. south of 1-96 overpass. Phone 882-6919. 3-7-25 air conditioned, furnished, 2 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 410 South Clipped. 3-7-30 responsible only for the Call 332-3887. 5-7-30 694-6621 C-3-7-27 man, $180. 3 man, $195. 3-5pm. Call 351-4495.07-30 EXPERIENCED LADY to do Now leasing. 351-8571, first day's incorrect MUSTANG 1966, V8a KAWASAKI 500, 1972. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS - day housecleaning and ONE BEDROOM furnished SINGLES FOR fall, $65 an 372-5767. 0-7-30 insertion. Excellent condition. Must sell part time, afternoon shift, good transportation. $ 1 50. occassional child care. apartment. 140 Cedar Street, $75, includes utilities. 2K and weekends only (Friday - Bills are due 7 days from 351-4360 after 5 p.m. 3-7-27 this week. Best offer. 485-7955. 3-7-27 July 23 - September 15. 301 SOUTH HOLMES furnished North Harrison. 332-6S the ad expiration date. If 332-8814. 3-7-30 Saturday). Ascp registered $100/month. Call Don 2-7-25 3 room efficiency. All not paid by the due date, a with hospital clinical lab OLDS 88, 1963. Runs excellent, NUDE MODELS needed to Gadsden, 351-2050, utilities, $125 per month. 50< late service charge will 'experience. Apply Personnel, $125. 351-1795 after 5PM. SUZUKI 1966, 250cc. Many work. Open 11am to 2am. 332-8300, 349-2229. 2-7-27 351-7497. 0-7-30 FALL: SINGLES and doubles extras, but needs some work. Sparrow Hospital. 5-8-3 Call for interview, 489-1215. Furnished, utilities, kitchen, __3j7-30 $125. 332-5538 1-7-25 0-7-30 GIRL NEEDED, own room, TV lounge, parking OLDS 1968 DELMONT good BICYCLE MECHANIC. , - furnished for August. close. From $70. 332-8591, body, 1970 engine. 676-4601 Experience necessary ALCOA SUBSIDIARY. Part 351-7910 or 337-7295. Automotive before 4PM. 3-7-25 Auto Service j ! especially 10 speeds. Part or full time. VELOCIPEDE time work, $300/ month. Full time positions available. 3-7-30 3 BEDROOM unfurnished 484-9774. 0-5-7-27 NEAR CAMPUS, privat PEDDLER. Call 351-7240. 882-0979. C-7-30 ranch, fenced yard. Close to PLYMOUTH FURY I, 1966. CAMPUS NEAR. 227 Bogue. bedroom. Share bath and ALL VW parts in stock at 3-7-30 schools. $300/month. AUTO AIR conditioner. Used One owner. Very good One bedroom, furnished, air kitchen. $70/m one season, $125. 351-4360 condition. $250. 372-9230. wholesale prices conditioned, carpeted, Lindgergh Drive., Lansing. 9 DRIVERS WANTED - must 351-9036.3-7-27 after 5PM. 3-7-25 2-7-27 (approximately 20% off). laundry. $155. Available PJVI. 351j5059. 5-7-25 CHEQUERED have own car and good _ FLAG, 2605 August 1. Single girls or QUIET ROOM for male student driving record. Apply in STUDENTS - THREE AUSTIN HEALY Sprite 1969. PLYMOUTH 1962. New tires, East Kalamazoo Street. 1 married couple only. Phone 211 V& Grand River t New top, runs well. $550 brakes. Great condition. mile West of campus. person Monday Friday, TV AND stereo rentals. $23 489-5922 or 351-8575. bedrooms, 5109 Jo Don from Union. $48 per month. 676-1557. 10-8-13 487-5055. C-7-30 1-4PM, MR. MIKE'S PIZZA term/ $9.50 month. Free, Drive. Will lease for 6 weeks, $130. 332-5538 after 5 PM. 3-7-30 351 -6629. 5-7-27 AND SANDWICH SHOP, same day delivery and $250. Immediate possession. 1-7-25 BARRACUDA 196?. Excellent COMPLETE IMPORT CAR 515 West Grand River. 2-7-27 service. Call NEJAC, Call HACKER RENTALS PERFECT SINGLE - across SINGLE, MALE student: block condition, many new PLYMOUTH 1970, 4/door, SERVICE. Including ignition, 337-1300. C-7-30 from 485-2261, after 6PM call campus, available campus, cooking, parking. guaranteed parts. $575. chassis, brakes and electrical. VETERANS SERVICE Officer. NANCY HOWARD Fury I, FM Stereo tape. New immediately, $90. 332-0158 355-8101. 3-7-25 (Emergency Employment LOOKING FOR a place to live 482-7152. 4-8-1 h 314 Evergreen. 332-3839. brakes, new tires. Vinyl roof, Available at ROBERTS evenings. 1-7-25 2-7-27 excellent condition. $975. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER, Act Position) H.S. Grad. or and grow? The Institute For CHEVELLE MALIBU, 1969. 4980 Park Lake Road, equivalent experience, college Human Living has 14 NEEDED ONE person in house Call 485-8539. 3-7-25 EFFICIENCY. $125. MEADOWBROOK TRACE • Automatic with power, Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for trained Veterans in Social openings. For further until September 15. Own Completely furnished, Townhouse - Master bedroom bucket seats, vinyl top, low Sciences highly preferred. i formation call director. 351-1786. 1-7-25 PLYMOUTH 1970. 4/door, appointment. 0-7-30 utilities, TV lounge. Ample room, with own bath. $55 u mileage, excellent Will be counseling veterans in 393-6247. 4-7-27 power steering, low mileage, parking. Very close. September 1. Either sex, can mechanically, $1495. or best excellent, 337-7057 evenings METRIC MOTORS - VW regard to VA benefits. Must 332-8594 NEAR CAMPUS, private 882-9864. 5-8-3 or 4849774. offer. Phone 882-2755 after repair. Okemos Road and 1-96 be a resident of the City of bedroom. Share bath and or weekends, 355-9646 days. Apartments 0-3-7-30 6 p.m. 3-7-27 3-7-25 349-1929. C-7-30 East Lansing and kitchen. $70/month. Summer EAST - PHONE, very IjjM unemployed at least two lease. 351-9036. 3-7-27 cooking, must be quiet WOMEN - ONE block from CHEVY 1963. $125. Good PORTABLE HARD TOP for weeks at the time of PLYMOUTH 1966, Valiant, campus. Share 3 or 4 girl day employed. Negotiable. Transportation. Call after 1 MGB. Practically new. $110. application. $8,700. Contact MILFORD STREET, 126. FURNISHED, INCLUDES 4 Good transportation, 372-7973. 6-8-6 p.m. 355-7985 2-7-25 484-5830. Call anytime. Ingham County Personnel SUMMER RENTALS. 2 and apartment. Completely bedrooms. $280 plus utilities. 6-cyclinder, automatic. $250. 3-7-27 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 furnished, utilities and Office, Mason. 677-9411. 351-4012 after 5 PM. 2-7-27 676-2742. 5-7-30 blocks from campus, deluxe, parking included, $80. WORK ROOMS 1°' CHEVY II 1964. Low mileage, Equal Opportunity AUTO REPAIRS- From front furnished, air conditioned. 349-9609 or 349-4842. LARGE 8 photography, crafts, # /iew exhaust. Dependable TOYOTA CORONA 1970, Employer. 2-7-27 man. Completely end service 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-7-30 0-5-8-3 storage. $20 per transportation. Leaving automatic, 4 door, excellent to major furnished, newly decorated. 351-0997. 3-7-30 country soon. 351-9127. overhauls. No RIP-OFFS. STENO : (E mergency Ample parking. Very Close. condition. Must sell. Make BEAL STREET APARTMENTS OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, LAPEER STREET., Lower, 484-9774. 0-3-7-30 7-7-27 Employment Act Position) offer. 482-9131. 5-7-30 Grand River and Park Lake, H.S. Grad. or equivalent unfurnished, 4/room, stove, One block from campus, FURNISHED, SEPARATE East refrigerator, drapes, carpet. furnished, balcony, air SIX entrance, utilities and parkin} CORVAIR 1964 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, 1970. Lansing, 351-3130. experience. Must have very BEDROOMS - furnished, C-3-7-27 Basement. Dodge Realty. conditioned. Fall, 2 person, 2 paid. Near MSU. 332-0322, CONVERTIBLE. New Good condition. Must sell to good typing and shorthand close, $400 per month. Fall. bedroom - $170 to $200. 9-5. 1-7-25 skills. Must be a resident of 482-5909. 3-7-27 351-0997. 3-7-30 battery, brakes, tires, pay for school. $1400. Days MASON T wo apartments available BODY SHOP - 812 the City of East Lansing and electrical system. $375. 35 1 56 1 0, - evenings East Kalamazoo Street since GIRL NEEDED: Cedar Village immediately, super cheap. 332-0367. 2-7-27 332-8031. 2-7-27 unemployed at least two 1940. Apartment. 351-6088 evenings. 3-7-25 August Complete painting and collision service. auto weeks at the application. $6,900. Contact time of 19-June,1974. Call 337-0282. CROSSWORD Ba0SSS ONE FEMALE for 4 man, July Collitigtooob 3-7-27 485=0256. C-7-30 Ingham County Personnel 27 - September 16. Air, pool, PUZZLE Office, Mason. 677-9411. ACROSS 29 Alone Aviation ONE AND two bedroom reduced rate. Call 349-2878 Equal opportunity Employer. 1. Russian news ,30. Japanese furnished mobile homes after 9PM. 3-7-25 2-7-27 girdle box . . . agency means LEARN TO FLY Over 30 $25-$35/ week. to campus. 10 minutes Quiet and ONE BEDROOM to sublease 5. Apprehend 32 Plus - TYPIST: 8. Girl's 34 Package cake (Emergency until December 31 years experience in all types Employment Act Position) peaceful on a lake. 641-6601. . nickname 35. Street signs of flight training. Approved 0-7-30 Unfurnished, excellent 11 Dillseed 37. flax fiber H.S. Grad. or equivalent for veterans. FRANCIS condition, $55/month. Call 12. Stout 39 Cheekbone experience. Must be a good MSU AREA,Okemos. One and 394-0573 before 5:30PM 13 Hackneyed 41 Where the AVIATION, Airport Road. typist. Must be a resident of *wo bedroom furnished and 3-7-30 14. Ibsen heart is Call 484-1324. c-7-30 the City of East Lansing and unfurnished. Air-conditioned, character 45. Eisenhower's unemployed at least two 15. Missile home town 52. Outfit 5 Petroleum carpeted, modern. CAMPUS NEAR one bedroom 6 Drug pla"' - Employment weeks the time of 17. Pish hook 47. Mind 53 Wriggly tish H at application. $6,050. Contact $155-$160. Heat included. luxury apartment. 18 Ax handle 48. Youth DOWN 7. Chimes 349-2174. 5-7-27 Dishwasher and drapes. Only 8 Ennui Ingham County Personnel 19. Suit 49. Greek long E 1 Flavor 6 month lease. Reduce 9 Samuel s HOUSECLEANING IN your 21 Enclosed chair 50 Learning 2. Celebes ox Office, Mason. 677-9411. WOMAN OVER 23. Own room, • security. Available August 1. mentor East Lansing home. 24. Flounder 51. Caustic 3. Bondman Equal Opportunity some furniture Call 351-2267 after 9PM. 10. Classified Experienced, reliable. Call necessary. 27. That girl substance 4 Entourage Employer. 2-7-27 $65. 482-6798. 3-7-30 5-7-27 section 351-0126, $2.25 hour. 2-7-27 16'the buds This time.. townhouse 20 Has being .a designed for you 22 Arab nam' STOREWIDE SALE HIGHLAND'S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 23, Goddess®' 24 night Pluto , 25, Social mi" (located on Haag Road south 26 Platitude of Miller Road in Lansing) 28, Petition "It's a must..." 1,2,3 bedroom townhouses 31 Gem 33. Execute immediate occupancy 36 Glossy 38 unanimous muuwwmmm 40 Opposed hockey •Air conditioned on the river # Unlimited Parking GARDEN OF From $112 (includes maintence, - $165 per month gas, heat and water) -'/'iilHiiB ditfiia 42 Reed 43 instrumem European b'ackb'id •Dithwasors 'New Furniture f ARTHir oeu$HT 44. Potato » s Membership fee from $335 - $400 *Shag Carpeting 'Modal Open Daily 22fc ABBOTT RO Call 882-0796 Monday - Friday 10-6 45 Comp'e < 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 , 46 Wide inl« Managed by: Housing Management Service Inc. (Behind the Yankee Store) EAST LAMSMMi Southfleld, Michigan 4B076 dy 25, 197; Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, July 25, 1973 13 10 """"JO MAN needed until » FOOT BEE LINE pickup FIND SOMETHING? If you've found a pet or article Both sides agree ■September 15. S50/month. c a mper , o«i/electr!c X8P3 refreigerator. Gas range with of value, we want to help on strike effects Milford. 332-3672. return it. Jutt you ft [4-7-27 oven, very good Phone after condition. 5:30 PM State News come into the Classified Announcement's for tt» K poflGCft * PRIVATE rooms for 882-6854. 5-7-25 Department and.tell us that for and with the Whit's Happening must be foreign ieptember ,« fcurnmer, Utilities paW, free parking, $60. Fall/$70. MOVING SALE!!! you want to place an ad in EAST LANSING STATE received In the State News Student Services students and their families at 6:30 p.m. Friday behind 1446 ®V»RV "°™ECK State News Staff Writer personnel and workers, but there is had been a period in which units were operating." d*1 Preferrabj BANK'S found column. As a Office, 341 Spartan Village. Bring a native some tidying up to all larpeted, furnlihed, Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class dish and About 1,300 University do. Area soft drink F public service blanket. If it rains Males 10-75% off on all EAST days before publication. No jeratori. LANSING STATE BANK announcements will be accepted picnic will be in the Day Care employes went back to Food stores Manager distributors and vending fc51 0473. Girl* house hardback books Center. All are welcome. work Monday after a 12 - will run the ad at no extra by phone. Robert L'Huillier said machine companies suffered lease- Depo," I §51-2549. 5-7-30 July 23-30 cost to you. Free U is day holdout and the feelings "things are just like normal" somewhat during the strike *6949 afC 1 THROUGH END of The male role is oppressing defense for now women offering self which will - on both sides are that after having survived the but losses were described as CURIOUS you as well as her. Come and Jeptember, share house. explore ways to deal with male a week for 3-4 hours. _ nothing was really stopped ordeal of watching shipping inconsequential. Iltiiities and phone furnished. BOOK chauvinism and sexism. The in 301 ing 7 p.m. tomorrow Agriculture Hall. and no one was really hurt come to almost a dead stop by the strike. A spokesman for the couple. 50. 351-8123 or 393-0837. Male Consciousness Raising and being accused of LOST: DIAMOND ring. group is open to new people. Coca Cola Co. which 49-3437. 1 0-8-Iq ■-7-25 Strikers did lose about injuring a striker while I SHOP Thursday evening, East Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Friday in supplies most of the 301 Agriculture Hall. Call Free $300,000 in wages, but they crossing picket lines, *EE PEOPLE - house on Lansing Side Walk Sales. 541 E. Grand River U first. won a 12.5 per cent pay "There's a fair amount of campus's pop machines, said irand River across ,rom Sentimental Union. Discussion will be on the summer work schedule urnished h0Use I (downstairs) Value/inestimable. Reward. Green Earth's request for funds. hike over the next two years work to do, but it's hard to Street. $300 ^ 'dents I Ibbott. 351-2409. 3-7-30 Open 1 - 6 PM Call 485-8025 after 5 p.m the The North Woods Society for Barony of Creative All are welcome. and some fringe benefits, say how long it will be had to be revised for the welcom, I IN single - only 2-7-25 What may have cost the before we are caught up," drivers but that no one was ■7-27 '1 BULOVA, LADIES gold. Anachronism invites all laid off. il3.50/week until September 2/bands. Very pretty. interested people to come at 7:30 tonight to parlor A in the . .. 7:15 .... workers more was the L'Huillier said. "There is V A I L A BLEI ■g No car. 663-8418. 1-7-25 337-9964 after 1 p.m., ask FOUND: DARK Siamese cat. Union. the Union. AllVrd?enpia^ersraref absf,nce °f a strike fund. never any doubt about "We advised our men not Female, healthy. welcome. Most returning employes yesterday, but "V. close tol jvtMER ROOMS available, for Tammy, leave message Street Call Bogue no one to cross the picket lines two bedroom I 5-7-25 area. evenings Recreation say they are glad to be back knows what will happen after the first few days," the theap. Howland House B49. 2-7-25 |o-op. 332-6521.3-7-25 FARFISA COMBO 337-2355. C-3-7-25 m ^iii will meet . Co"e8e at 7:30 Republicans at work and 7:30 p.m. Thursday Thursday supervisory tomorrow." r j spokesman said. "We don't organ. on the sun porch at the Union. personnel report that Food stores _ Manager belong to ttte teamsters and Excellent condition. Phone LOST: BLACK male cocker "everyone is happy." - Everyone is welcome. Robert Herron described our contract requires us to . - CLOSE TO MSU. Clean, 332-8564 after 4 PM. 4-7-27 mixed. "Rex." Charles FLIGHTS TO Europe. New The essential services resumed operations there as Kuiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Street. REWARD. 332-8132 York - Frankfurt return from Soaring Club will hoid its on work through other unions' ■85-8836. 0-7-30 SOLEX BIKES - Can be 1-7-25 $165. Anne Munnich, feg"'ar meet'ngs at 7:30 tonight campus are running "progressing beautifully." labor problems, but we peddled or powered by 355-7846 5-7- p.m. 0-7-30 smoothly, according to Though plenty of food was decided when it got to the motor. No LOST: TOY Collie. Answers to on hand to fill the orders of furnished, < helmet, license, or point when strikers would insurance 'Cassie.' 339-2351, 641-4217 the carpeted. No# required. No University's summer refuse to let us enter we 332-2511. 3-7-30 ummer 7497 -7-30 or and fan nights [EMENT SALE: Thursday - permit needed on campus. Cost no more than 10-speeds. Call 349-9293 or see at 2004 FOUND: GRAY/white female ll_! Nixon to fight subpenas operations, the Food stores is now getting all the stock it had would not cross and would assign the lines our men laturday, 10-5PM, 5651 Navahoe Trail, Okemos, from cat. Vicinity of Grand River OR QUALITY service sitting in the to other work." ade, Haslett. 1972 and Gunson. 351-6982. on _ „ _. (continued from page 1) warehouse during the strike. ARA vending services, for three mar nowmobile, Boat, etc. 11-2 and 5-7PM, Tuesday - stereo equipment, see the Supreme Court. a C-3-7-30 If that court ruled "It will take us a couple which fills candy, milk and n room. Close. Saturday. 5-7-30 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East against both the committee and the ner; option/fan FOUND: WOMEN'S gold, oval, Grand River. C-7-30 prosecutor, the issue of the White House evidence probably °r three "ays to catch up," cigaret machines had no GUNS, RIFLES, and hand guns would die, except as a political issue. Herron said. "The situation official statement to offer . 337-2355 or IHICA ELECTRO 35GT - wire-rim glasses. Near on the strike. •7-27 Mecanica. Excellent of all kinds. Buy, trade and museum, English Language REPAIR STEREOS, TV'S. If the court ruled for either the prosecutor or the wou'd be much worse if this sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, Center. 353-0800. C-3-7-30 Lowest prices, guaranteed committee or both and Nixon refused to comply, he could -4 tion, best offer. BEDROOM 73-0310. 5-8-3 2412 South Cedar. Call work, try me. 351-6680. be held in contempt and impeachment proceedings against B Allen. Available 5-7-30 371-2244. O-7-30 LOST: 'U' negotiations LARGE grey/white him could be initiated based on that charge. But sources strategy 3 plus utiliti shephard dog. "Melvin." Call indicate such a move probably would not have widespread 4. 372-6850, 100 USED SKY-HIGH Tree VACUUM 337-0880. 3-7-30 Service, Professional work, low rates, support, and it is more likely that Nixon's opponents would CLEANERS, Tanks, fully insured, free estimates. use Nixon's response against him politically. canisters, and uprights. FOUND: SMALL female silver )RN. 3/bedroom, earth cruising machines (continued from page 1) Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 tabby cat, injured tail. 351-2756. 6-8-1 |e and kitchen.' and up. DENNIS 7-22-73. 355-9334. C-3-7-30 both sides agreed had come to a virtual standstill. utilities. Phoi* BEST VALUES DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, OPENINGS FOR 5 week 882-1263. 3-7-25 The tactic seemed to have worked as less than three REPAIR SERVICE 316 North Cedar, opposite LOST: GRANGE, male kitten, summer program starting weeks later a settlement had been approved by the locals. ACCESSORIES City Market. C-7-30 white paws. Beal and immediately. MSAU Day (continued from page 1) mmer. 5 boys# Care Center, 353-5154. 6-8-6 But one effect, possibly a serious effect, is that in calling Michigan. 351-9749. 1-7-25 Ehrlichman denied participating locks off Grand 12 GUAGE in any cover - up of the the str,ke the union may have damaged its reputation pump. Excellent North Hagadorn VELOCIPEDE condition with case, cleaning FOUND: WOMANS Watergate wiretapping, said ousted White House counsel among its membership. Glasses, 5285. 5-7-27 John W. Dean III had lied to the Senate committee, and he PEDDLER kit, $65. RCA 18" portable brown frame. Near Shaw rank . and . file workers feel their union let itself said he considers himself innocent of any wrongdoing. 541 E. Grand River B8iW; Sears 12" portable, Lane. 482-6798. C-3-7-30 be railroaded into a strike. They say the union didn't B8tW, $75. 351-9127. 7-7-27 Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell earlier testified that Downstairs 351-7240 bargain as actively and as vigorously as it should have. Some iUITAR, FLUTE, banjo and when he found out about the 1971 Ellsberg break - in feel the union let the GE TELEVISION - 15" B&W, / drum lessons. Private shortly after the Watergate break - in, he didn't tell Nixon negotiations and force a strike. University get the upper hand in the IL'S STINGRAY bike, 12 channel, $25. Sears air instruction available. for fear the President would "lower :cellent condition. $35. the boom" and The union, after all, was in no position for a strike, not MARSHALL MUSIC, one 332-3189. 3-7-30 conditioner, 19,000 BTU, jeopardize his own re - election. rooms, $15 $35. Call 332-3729 or BOARD EXAM TUTORING 351-7830. C-1-7-25 having any kind of strike fund, and its members were not in /. Office houn Ehrlichman said he disagreed with this evaluation. He the best financial position to withstand a strike, IED THREE head 355-7739. 3-7-27 KAPLAN TUTORING uesday, Thursday tape said he did not think the Ellsberg matter would have COURSES So these members say that the union should have shown model 1095. Tapes I 351-4495.0730 now being formed for the Typing Service ^|| become public knowledge in any event, but if it had, it its strength more and orchestrated the negotiations itself ailable. $100. 351-7539. FLYING JUNIOR US 1575. coming LSAT, MCAT, DAT would have created no additional embarrassment for the instead of letting itself get led into a no - contract situation 7-27 International class. Excellent )R fall, $65 Nixon campaign. Board exams. For which dictated a strike. These members also feel that if that des utilities. 236 equipment. Includes trailer. $750. Call Scott Mcdonald information call TERM PAPERS with IBM "If it is clearly understood that the President has the had been done they also would have rrison. 332-6M IANTZ 1060 stereo amp. gotten a higher settlement, 373-4340 days, 313-354-0085. 0-7-30 Selectric. Phone after 5pm, constitutional power to prevent the betrayal of national irntable with new 663-8852 The new contract calls for a 12.5 per cent wage increase 351-7824. B-12-7-30 cartridge. Sony 366 nights. 3-7-27 security secrets as I understand he does," Ehrlichman said, over a two year contract. Local 1585 had orginallv asked FREE ...A lesson in complexion LES and doublet reel stereo tape deck, "that is well understood by the American people and an for a 16 per cent increase, and local 999 wanted a 9 per care. Call 484-4519 East my TC 8W 8-track cartridge PHOTO GRAY lens, bifocal or PROFESSIONAL IBM typing episode like that is seen in that context, there would not be cent increase for a one year contract, utilities, k Michigan or 485-7197 - :order. Speed graphic 4X5 single vision. OPTICAL (Pica Elite). 11 e, parking Lansing Mall. MERLE - years any problem." These members are argueing that changes should be nera. PETRI FT SLR DISCOUNT 2615 East experience. SANDI, n $70. 332-8594, NORMAN COSMETICS Nixon, however, in his May 22 statement on Watergate, made in the union's operation to give it more strength for 0-5-7-27 imera. Polorids, lenses, Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409 3 39-89 3 4. C-7-30 STUDIOS' C-7-30 gave a different version of his beliefs. negotiations and to weather a strike. New operations which cameras, projectors, C-3-7-27 "I did not authorize and had no knowledge of any illegal would prevent the railroading they feel the union suffered mera accessories, TV sets, ANN BROWN. MPUS, pri PREGNANT? We understand. Typing and means to be used to achieve this goal," Nixon said. V test equipment, TRAYNOR PA system. Two multilith offset at the hands of the University. Share bath Call us. PREGNANCY printing. rpewriters, clocks, radios, cabinets with 4/10" Complete service for $ 7 0/month, COUNSELING' 372-1560. bII tapestries. 1,000 used speakers each. 489-3605 after dissertations, 3-7-27 ack tapes, $1. up. 1500 5 p.m. 5-8-3 0-7-30 manuscripts, general typing, theses, TERMED 'NOT RELIABLE' d stereo albums, 50c up, IBM. 23 H for male student OUR DEEPEST thanks and years experience. LCOX SECONDHAND DOUBLE BED - new in 349-0850 ind River across C-7-30 appreciation to the Police Judge attacks 'EREOLAND, 509 East October. Five drawer bureau n. $48 per month. authorities, the people in chigan, Lansing. Phone included. 694-3679. 2-7-25 5-7-27 Spartan Village, and all B5-4391. 8-5:30 p.m. concerned in the search for LE student: onday - Saturday. Christopher Steven Franklin. (C) 1973 NEW YORK because he was the only one work order call. :ooking, parking, Your thoughts, prayers and Chapter, 28, was charged TIMES NEWS SERVICE with making a phone threat of 17 phone employes to so green. 332-3839, donations of food and money During the six - day ■30 EXPERIENCED IBM typing. SAN RAFAEL, Calif. refuse. were more than graciously to blow up a San Rafael nonjury trial, it was revealed FREE: TO good home. 4 month Dissertations. (Pica - Elite). The voice print is not yet a office of the Pacific The case against Chapter that Nash, who initially had ROOK TRACE AGE SALE: accepted in our hour of lose. FAYANN, 489-0358. C-7-30 Friday July old German Shephard reliable of based identified Chapter as the Master bedroom 'th, 9AM-3PM. Also God Bless each and means Telephone Company on was entirely on > - Doberman Pinscher. Wormed, everyone for your thought identification for scientists, Feb. 1, 1972. The only testimony by the two men caller who made the bomb bath. $55 turday July 28th. shots, house broken. M-3PM. Refrigerator, and kindness. The Family of COMPLETE THESES let alone the courts, a evidence against him was a considered to be the threat, later tentatively 1. Either sex, call Wonderful temperament. SERVICE' discount printing. 5-8-3 ezer, clothes, games, Owner is Christopher Steven Franklin. Superior Court judge said tape recording of his voice nation's leading experts on identified the voice of a some moving. Call Cathy, IBM typing and binding 1-7-25 niture, odds and ends. days 373-3528, nights Monday in acquitting a taken when Chapter, who voice prints, Oscar Tosi of deputy district attorney as 60 Ottawa these, resumes, publication. ONE, very lp Drive, Indian 351-2377. 2-7-27 Across from campus, corner telephone installer of a was subsequently dismissed Michigan State University, the caller. DUPLICATE BRIDGE. Regular, lust be quiet Us, Okemos. 1-7-25 bomb threat charge. from his job, made a routine and his protege, Lt. Ernest The defense experts from special beginners. July 25 M.A.C. and Grand River, )yed. Negotiable. AFGHAN PUPS, black males, 7:15PM Union below Jones Stationery Shop. Judge E. Warren McGuire work order call. W. Nash of the Michigan the Stanford Research 6-8-6 Building. AKC. $100/up. Evenings of Marin County Superior He had refused to make State Police. They sought Institute not ANTIQUES, _Jj7-25 Call COPYGRAPH a only 339-9378. 2-7-27 337-1666. Court attacked the voice to show that the voice I O O M S f« LECTOR'S SERVICES' tape of his voice on the questioned the reliability of ITEMS, FOR YOUR health needs; the C-7-30 voice >hy, crafts, mmage and stuff. Sterling, HUSKY print as unreliable in general grounds that it was an making the bomb threat in a prints, but also SIBERIAN puppies. complete pharmacy and $20 per mont 1 fruit jars, books, dd Pure breed. Red and white GULLIVER STATE DRUGS. as riddled with mistakes invasion of privacy. He phone call that had been expressed doubts that the 3-7-30 Is, Majolica, round jMc THESES, RESUMES, typing in the case of Stephen C. contended that he had been taped was the same voice voice on the bomb tape was with blue eyes. $50. C-5-8-3 )le and printing. Reasonable top, large collejfcn 349-2990. 2-7-27 Chapter. identified as the culprit taped when Chapter made his that of Chapter. aded bags, prices. COMMERCIAL 3, SEPARATE egg carriers, PRINTING. 337-0712. In his ruling, Judge tilities and parkins we'rV, Primitive items, tiles, OLD ENGLISH Sheepdogs, Place Your McGuire called Tosi's voice C-7 30 MSU. 332-0322, n,s. A|so small furniture, AKC registered, quality hes, glass print method a good start PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD ware. Positively bloodlines. Excellent but ' EXPERIENCED TYPIST, one that was not yet Pre-sales. Wednesday and markings. 838-4451. 5-8-3 EAST LANSING. Farwood, by Okemos. Electric typewriter. reliable. "rsday, July 25,26, owner, 2 year old, fQpr Call 349-1773 eveings and "Substantial additional AM-6PM. 1772 Okemos FREE: FIVE kittens, litter bedrooms, custom-built weekends. 373-6726 Today .. . Just clipi complete, mail along with your research" is needed "before ad. 6 miles south of trained. Call 353-9106 from Junt Hope Road. home with everything. weekdays. 0-7-30 check or money order the reliability of speaker 1-7-25 8AM-5PM. 646-6383 after Completely landscaped. hTOBOM 5:30PM. 2-7-27 Featuring huge redwood deck PROFESSIONAL IBM identification through OTaIT °N 'ti°n, FT(QL) and excellent FREE WHITE fixed female and shingled playhouse. dissertation typing. MA auditory and spectrographs accessories. - 351-0836. 6-8-6 English degree. MARTY analysis is generally nAiPL™ cat. Lovable. 332-8164. 9°57«UariUm supplies- 3-7-27 HASLETT: 3/BEDROOM, Brick NORTH, 351-3487. C-7-30 recognized and generally 30 ' 4:15pm- ranch, finished basement accepted by the scientific with Franklin stove. TYPING, TERM papers and community, let alone age SALE I etc. Elite type. Call admissible by the legal tr.e.a; Everything Professionally landscaped. the 332-8505. 2-7-27 community," he said. kitchen sink. 231 Walking distance to schools, uth Consecutive Dates to Run_ Hosmer, Lansing, July shopping, country club. 1966, 2/BEDROOM Trailer. 5 Petroleum 6 DiugP13"1 |.27 28' 10am " 10 Pm Excellent condition with air Public sewers Phone 339-8583. 6-8-3 and water. Transportation IkjQU Fire in dryer conditioning. Storage shed 7, Chimes and carpet. Close to 8. Ennui 9 Samuel's ^'TURE9 room ~ COLONIAL couch, matching campus. new Phone 332-8564 BAILEY older AREA Californian - charming Spanish WANTED: RIDE to Florida. Print Ad Here: harms clothes Share expenses. After July mentor after 4 p.m. 4-7-27 r°cker, ottoman, home on tree lined street. 25. Pam 355-8180. 2-7-25 of resident - 10. Classified ''"•lounger, End tables, Walk to campus. Four section NATIONAL 10'x50', 1963. j f°rmica desk, queen Good condition, carpeted, bedroom, 1%baths, carpeting, 16'The birds dresser. A small fire which 351-6833. drapes, and lovely 20 Has being appliances, skirting, porch, 72 Arab name utility building. $2,200. erupted in a dryer at the 23 Goddess ol 484-9769. 3-7-27 University Village Laundry night 24 Pluto . ^S483Wi7N27biCVC,e-5 HERITAGE HILLS Subdivision DON'T FORGET blood only from comes Sunday night has cost a married housing resident 25 Socialins! - 3 years old, five bedroom people. 26 Platitude Professional donors about $65 in clothing. MACHINE clearance Colonial, 254 car garage, 28 Petition carpeting, drapes, beautiful compensated. MICHIGAN Police and fire officials 31 Gem ® 95 Sr n8W portaW°. landscape. 2836 Southwood COMMUNITY BLOOD have not yet determined the 33 Execute lectin Wr month- Large )' x 5 0 ' CHAMPION, CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Drive, East Lansing. Peanuts Personals 10 words cause of the blr.ze and 36 Glossy led n of reconditioned CARPETED, completely 351-5573. Price $62,500. Monday, Thursday and - $1 .bU piepaia 38 unanimous lit* M*Chine»- Sin9ers, Excellent - except for a slightly furnished. 5-8-3 Friday 9-4:30pm Tuesday 40 0pp°sed id Nnecchis' Ne" Home condition. Call 641-4374 and Wednesday 12-6pm. 10 Words or Less: 1 day -$1.50 5 days - $6.50 10 days - i3.004 scorched wall near the dryer 42 Reed instru|",nI p others'. $19.95 after 5PM. 5-8-3 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: C-7-30 Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word 65c per word 1.30 per word ' no other damage was recorded. The incident was 4/bedroom Cape Cod. 2/full 43 European blackbi'd 2ANV Sl 1v„I DIST~ baths, basement, garage, NEED THREE bedroom house □ □ □ reported while Deborah 44 Potato b" fenced back yard. A-1 area for September. Call 351-1793 Hanko of 009 University 45 46. Comply Wide ib'" with mature trees. 6 3/4% mortgage may be assumed. after 5PM. 5-7-27 Mail to. Michigan State News' uassified Drive, was home waiting for her clothes to dry. Fireman Call Ruth Godfrey 663-4454 NUDE MODELS wanted. Apply 347 Student Services Bldg. returned before she did and or Landon Realty 882-6635. Michigan Adult Book Store. MSU East Lansing. Mich. 48823 ^put out the flames with 4-7-27 489-8458. 10-8-10 hand extinguishers. Wednesday, July 25 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973 1 House takes up battle with Nixon over funds! By EDMONO LeBRETON members of the committee gave assurances that it will m, Associated Press Writer without undue delay on budget reform WASHINGTON — The House Tuesday took up incorporated in separate legislation. No final vote on the measure was expected earlier tJ Congress' battle with President Nixon on his refusal to spend all of the funds appropriated for various programs Wednesday. [ The bill would require a president who impounded fu J It opened debate on a bill - threatened in advance with to notify Congress in detail of his action within 10 days J a veto if enacted - to enable Congres by vote of either chamber to void presidential impoundment of congressional impoundments would cease if, within 60 days! notification, either chamber of Congress adopted! appropriations. resolution disapproving the impoundment. ™ Estimates of the amounts Nixon has impounded range, The bill would set a $267.1 billion on spending according to definitions of impoundment, from $8.7 billion for the fiscal year that began July 1. It would authorjj to $18 billion. The Senate already has passed an anti - cuts by the President to maintain the ceiling, but woJ impoundment bill more stringent in some respects than the one before the house. prohibit concentration of the cuts in particular pr(Jj Opening the argument against the measure, Rep. David requiring that the reductions be roughly across the board. proportiotjlB Martin of Nebraska, senior Republican member of the Rules Committee, contended that it would "not produce Speaking on impoundment, Sen. Edward M. Kenned D-Mass., said Tuesday that the 1974 health appropriate the results it purports to accomplish" but only needlessly process "may very well become the focal point of a mj precipitate a cluash between the executive and the constitutional crisis between the executive and legisljtjJ legislature over constitutional separation of powers. The proper solution, Martin said, is for Congress to branches." reform its own appropriations procedures so as to establish Kennedy testified before the Senate appropriajJ "effective budget control as soon as possible." subcommittee considering funding for the Department1 Led by Rep. Richard Boiling of Missouri, Democratic Health, Education and Welfare. Sunshine Curriculum Robert Bradley, left, and Don Wemshank, associate development physical science quarter of the natural science Specials professors of natural science, are photographing the requirement, which is being modified to meet the sun each month for one year to show students how varying interests of students, the sun moves across the horizon in relation to the observer. The sequence of slides will be used in the State News photo by Craig Porter fltfflt w/back GREAT ISSUES FOR FALL Fresh cut Course to examin .-..ma. pwj ... FRYER BREASTSJ *« "Individual Freedom in a Mass Society" is the theme of freedom, economic and political freedom, freedom in the the Great Issues course to be The course, offered for given this fall. academic credit, focuses on a media, impact of technology on freedom, freedom in the arts, covert cultural patterns affecting individual freedom MUSHROOMS K 4/'1 BOTLED HAM & .'H and alternative patterns of freedom. special topic each term and is open to all MSU students. Gala Family Grand Prize aged beef University College directs the popular program. be This fall for the first time Great Issues courses provided for credit off campus in cooperation with also will NAPKINS 3/M SIRLOIN TIP STEAK J1I MSU's Continuing Education Service and the MSU Cooperative Extension Service. Welch's "Women in Society" will be the course topic at Traverse GRAPE JELLY 39c City and "Science and Technology and Their Society" will be examined at Benton Harbor. The individual course was one freedom theme for the on - campus Impact on of the top choices for study in a student ^ poll conducted last year. Some of the individual subjects will be the philosophy o GEISHA TUNA~ 34c jy ^ CLIP & SAVE! ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS JIMS Reg. cr 1 cal. 28 VERNOR'S GINGER ALE oz. 24° 16 Q2 Mjch Grade * Indian frails Bus Service To Chicago Effective June 27, 1973 ( GREEK & AMERICAN FAVORITES Michigan crisp pwW " Leaves 6:50 AM - East Lansing Via: So. Bend, Ind. 11:45 AM PASCAL CELERY 28c 8:55 AM Via: Benton Harbor 2:00 PM I 1(> l\. Midi. I Ycc I-veiling Parking iri 11:20 AM Via: So. Bend, Ind. 4:45 PM 2:25 PM 5:40 PM Via: Benton Harbor Via: So. Bend, Ind. 7:35 PM 10:45 PM 10:25 PM 3:40 PM OFTEN COPIED ... 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