the michigan Volume 66 Number 16 East Lansing, Michigan State University Michigan Monday, July 30, 1973 Ervin, Baker ask out-of-court accord WASHINGTON (AP) - The directly related to the Watergate President's former campaign director, lairman and vice chairman of the investigation. said in a deposition filed in a related inate Watergate committee urged Both Ervin and Baker downplayed civil suit that he was "misled, deceived esident Nixon Sunday to sidestep a the possibility of and lied to repeatedly" over seeking a contempt . . . institutional confrontation and settle of the Senate citation against Nixon Watergate by the White House and it of court their demands for key and refused to entertain the other campaign aides. possibility cordingsof his conversations. of impeachment. He was sharply critical of the That plea for compromise from Baker and Ervin were questioned conduct of John D. Ehrlichman, ns. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D - N.C., and on CBS' "Face the Nation." Scott Nixon's former No. 2 aide, who oward H. Baker, R - Tenn., was appeared' on ABC's "Issues and returns to the Watergate hearings hoed by Senate Republican leader Answers." Monday for his fifth day of testimony. ugh Scott. Meanwhile, Robert S. Strauss, In his appearance, Baker said he Scott said Nixon is innocent of any chairman of the Democratic National still has not made up his mind what atergate complicity and suggested Committee, said Nixon's failure to course he will take regarding sensitive ,e President might discuss the respond to subpenas for the tapes and information contained in a missing atter of the tapes with special for presidential documents "is but one fifth paragraph of a 1971 White House 'osecutor Archibald Cox. further example of the fear of the memo introduced into evidence at the Ervin and Baker endorsed a formula right of the people to know" and has Senate hearings. , which they and Cox might be caused a grave change in how the The memo from presidential aide Jowed to listen to the tapes in private publioviews the President. David Young to Ehrlichman set out id sift from them any subjects not And Clark MacGregor, the activities of the White House special investigative unit known as the "plumbers." Among other things, it contained a recommendation that 'rip slate Ehrlichman approve operation" aimed at obtaining the psychiatric a records of Pentagon "covert Papers figure Daniel Ellsberg. o blast Baker disclosed the missing paragraph last week. Ehrlichman invoked executive privilege to avoid ex- G answering questions about it. Sunday, Baker and Ervin disagreed $229.95 Nearly 2,000 protesting on the subject. Ervin said the committee does not have the authority $220.00 ietnam veterans are expected to $90.00 avel to trial Gainesville, Fla. this week for of seven members of the to investigate further. Baker said it clearly has such power. Facing the nation ietnam Veterans Against the War, Baker confirmed the matter has $609.95 cording to local VVAW head Ron been discussed privately by Sens. Sam Ervin, left, chairman of the Senate the Watergate committee and Howard 3aker, vice $449.00 cClellan. committee and administration officials chairman, react to a question prior to appearing on CBS's "Pace the Nation" Sunday in McClellan, who was state $160.95 tordinator for the VVAW march at (continued on page 7) Washington. AP Wirephoto ashington, D.C. in January, said he lew of approximately 75 state (terans who were planning to travel i the trial site. The protest is to be staged in rmpathy with the seven veterans and sympathizer who go on trial Tuesday HUGH SCOTT Communists reveal pact conspiracy charges. They are used of plotting to disrupt the I [972 Republican National Convention tit!', violence. The Gainesville 1 known, are Eight, as the group convinced the Nixon Inside Monday •Woodstock revisited Watkins Glen, N.Y. Page 3 at with Laotian government ■ministration is out to destroy the VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) - The Soth Pethrasy, the chief delegate of Laotian agreement contain these •Soft drink firms move for key wjH cut the number of Americans to ■ttiwar Communist Pathet Lao announced the mission, said only minor details, organization and its provisions: about 600, most of them in economic ■edibility. local monopolies. Page 4 Sunday night a political and military including security arrangements, •The 72 year old Souvanna - - and social aid and the foreign service. agreement with Prime Minister remain to be worked out before the Phouma will remain as prime minister. Souvanna Phouma that will establish a Perhaps 30 military attaches will I "We don't view this as an agreement is signed sometime this •There will be 12 ministries, with remain. provisional government equally week. Jdictment this of eight individuals. We divided among Communists and non - the Pathet Lao holding five, the Lao as an open attack on our Souvanna Phouma, a neutralist, government five and neutralists two. •All "foreign troops" Communists. including Jganization," said John Mussgrave, a Sources said the agreement provides was reported to be in Luang Prabang, •The new government will include more than 17,000 Thai mercenaries l>okesman for the veterans the royal capital 130 miles northeast a National Political Consultative fighting for the Vientiane government, for geographic zones of control, with pganization which claims a the Communist zone encompassing of this administrative center, Council to carry out the provisions of must be withdrawn within 60 days of lembership of 30,000. informing Hing Savang Vatthana of the agreement and to handle affairs of the signing of the military and political I The group plans a series of about 80 per cent of the country. the details of the agreement. state until protocols. However, the agreement The accord reportedly also calls on a permanent government is wnonstrations during the first week The settlement was seen as does not mention North Vietnamese a bright established. The T the trial. Outside Monday the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency spot in an otherwise dismal Indochina government and the provisional council will troops by name. to dissolve its paramilitary force and I Mussgrave said the Nixon The to end the "secret war" that picture that shows intensified fighting organize freeelections for the national National Weather only now in South Vietnam and Communist - Sources said it appeared doubtful Bininistration is "trying to discredit is assembly. Service predicts a 40 per cent coming under congressional led forces closing in on the Cambodian that the North Vietnamese, who still ftis organization by portraying us as a scrutiny. •The agreement stipulates maintain a vital interest in South ■inch of crazy maniacs who were chance of rain today with a The settlement capital. was announced in that the United States will dismantle Vietnam, would pull out, particularly T>ing around trying to blow possibility of thunder showers. general terms at the headquarters of It appeared unlikely that the its CIA force in Laos and the bases at since the agreement is written so as jerything up. We've never involved The high will be in the mid - the 50 - man Pathet Lao Mission in agreement would have any immediate which Laotian regular and irregular not to embarrass them. The North |irselves in a violent act. We think the 80s. Vientiane and was confirmed by royal effect on Cambodia or South Vietnam. forces were trained, equipped and Vietnamese have never acknowledged (continued on page 7) Laotian and U.S. sources. Reliable diplomatic sources said the based. It is estimated the agreement having troops in Laos. STUDENT POWER DECLINES % Is Ann Arbor of (Editor's local note: The student role will play an important role studen system, many characteristics of the two sister college towns in upcoming East Lansing City Council elections. State are the same. News Staff Writer Jim Bush visited Ann Arbor recently to What happened in Ann Arbor night—just might— repeat see what changes have taken place in that University of itself in East Lansing. | > Michigan community in the two years since the Age of A low student turnout at Ann Arbor's polls on April 2 1! 5 / Majority law was passed.) enabled the minority Republicans to garner a solid council l Vpuli 1 ANN ARBOR By JIM BUSH State News Staff Writer - Throughout the fiery student protest majority candidates as liberal Democrats and radical Human Rights split the progressive vote, which, taken together, was slightly larger than the Republican vote. In East Lansing nonpartisan politics the lines are less days of the 1960s, the 35,000 - member student body at the University of Michigan here was widely considered clearly drawn, but a radical - liberal split has noticeably much more politicized than its counterpart at MSU. developed. The largely radical Coalition for Human Survival which But in the wake of George McGovern's defeat last combined forces with the liberal Project: City Hall to elect November and President Nixon's settlement of the Vietnam War, apathy has taken hold in Ann Arbor just as it George Colburn and George Griffiths to council in a hotly - contested 1971 council race, has struck out on its own this has in East Lansing. year to elect Margaret McNeil and Nelson Brown, That lack of student voter interest has already taken its without the active support of Project: City Hall. toll here. The student presence in the 1971 election was massive, In last April's Ann Arbor City Council election, the as students turned out to elect Colburn and Griffiths at student political machine came up short in its bid to voter turnout levels near 75 per cent. expand its influence on city government. Republicans picked up the mayor's seat and won three council positions, Similarly, Ann Arbor students thrust two Human Rights candidates into office in 1972 when huge numbers of U-M giving them a 7 - person majority on the city's 11 - member students went to the polls in student wards. council. But with the 1973 Ann Arbor council election, the Ann Arbor Democrats lost two council seats and the student machine fell on hard times. Less than 42 per cent radical Human Rights Party — a vocal element on the Ann of the city's 75,000 voters Arbor political scene — failed to win in even the largely appeared at voting booths and the combined six - student second ward, after it had picked up two council person Democratic - Human Rights chairs in 1972. majority evaporated. Fifty - one percent of Ann Arbor And that may mean something in East Lansing, where voters had gone to the poils in the successful student year of 1972. four candidates will be chosen in an August 7 council What happened in Ann Arbor to bring about this decline primary to campaign for two vacant council seats next in student electoral muscle? November.*- . Can East Lansing voters expect a similar decline in student power in August and Though Ann Arbor elects its partisan council members November of this Ann Arbor progressives year? . . by ward and East Lansing uses an at - large non - partisan (continued struggle for their votes. on page 7) Monday, July 30. 10^ 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan DISCUSSES FILM news Producer visits MSU putty in the hands of the director" summary "Actors should be By LAURIE WINK Issari said. "Sometimes with professionals the Put; becomes too hard." A film maker from Afghanistan was on the MSU campus through Saturday to discuss film production with M. Ali Though the actors work from a script, they are all0Wp(( Issari of the Instructional Media Center. to improvise their dialog. Issari prefers to use a minimum f structure to achieve a more natural effect. Sayed Negah is on a 30 - day grant as a guest of the U.S. Elizabeth Kay has been instrumental in writing m State Dept. He plans to produce a feature film on King Mohammad Zahir Shah, the 40-year ruler of Afghanistan producing the teacher training films. She was issari' deposed two weeks ago by a military coup d'etat. classmate at USC and has worked in the Los Angeles system. «hoo| Negah came to confer with Issari because Issari has a "Elizabeth has more than 20 years of experience Skylab astronauts rest worldwide reputation as a film maker, is from Iran and has an understanding of Afghan culture. media and teaching," Issari said. "She's probably the onlv in "Dr. Issari realizes the difficuties and potential for film woman film director in Michigan." Writer - director de Firmian has been working on prison making in that area of the world," said Tom Nelson, reform films for the State Dept. He came to MSU eight Negah's interpreter from the State Dept. Negah is one of many people who visit or work at MSU weeks ago from Santa Monica and describes the campus Skylab astronauts, suffering from motion ' because of Issari's work. here as "probably the most beautiful in the country." sickness and unable to work at full speed, took Negah was at MSU Wednesday through Saturday and However, Issari's presence was what attracted de Firmim several hours off Sunday afternoon tojest and try expressed regret at not being able to spend the entire 30 to East Lansing. "His unusual talent, knowledge and modesty and his tb recover. . days here. dedication to the betterment of humanity via the fi|m "It's becoming obvious to us that we re just not Philip de Firmian and Elizabeth Kay, writer - directors medium makes him a unique person," de Firmian said. for the media center, were also attracted to MSU by Issari. as spry up here as we'd like to be," said Skylab "He is known in most countries of the world," de Firmian commander Alan L. Bean. He said they all felt said, "and has been knighted by the Queen of England." "Okay, except in the stomach, it you know what 1 Issari came to MSU four years ago from the University mean." of Southern Califormia at the request of Charles F. Bean and his crewmates, Jack R. Lousma and U.S. guest Schuller, developer of the media center. He has produced, Dr. Owen K. Garriott, were told to take medicine Sayed Negah, a film maker from Afganistan, is written and directed over 600 documentaries. and "sack out" for several hours in an effort to The center is attempting to benefit education by visiting the United States for 30 days as the guest of approaching subject areas through audio - visual aids. ease their queasy stomachs. the U.S. State Dept. He visited M. Ali Issari of the "We're here to improve undergraduate teaching and The motion sickness started among the MSU Instructional Media Center, who is an learning," Issari said. astronauts only hours after they were launched acknowledged expert in the filming of Ideas for films come from faculty requests, he explained. Saturday to begin a 59 - day space adventure, the documentaries. A writer is assigned to research a particular area and write a State News photo by Ken Ferguson script. The center submits it for faculty approval before longest ever attempted. The ailment persisted on final filming. §unday, triggering Bean's request for rest. The State News is published by the students of With a federal grant from the Dept. of Health, Education ; Bean also asked that Mission Control consider Michigan State University every class day during Fall, and Welfare, Issari is now producing teacher training films Letting the astronauts take Monday off instead of Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, for national distribution. The protocol films have been ifhe planned day of relaxation set for Saturday. Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a written with the help of the College of Education to This was being studied. Bean said he was concerned special Welcome Week edition is published in present educational concepts to student teachers. that the crew might not be in shape for a space September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Thirty vignettes are being shot and will be incorporated Member Associated Press, United Press into 15 five - minute film segments, Issari said. Each film walk scheduled Tuesday. International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan will deal with one educational concept. Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan "We are proud that we are making them," he said. Collegiate Press Assn. Acting has been done by elementary and college student Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. volunteers. Issari said he prefers to work with Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services nonprofessionals because they are easier to handle. Bombing will halt Aug. 15 Bldg., Michigan State Michigan, 48823. University, East Lansing, Phones: 355-8252 News/Editorial Try breaking something Classified Ads 355-8255 in instead of wearing Senate 353-6400 Minority Leader Display Advertising 355-3447 it out. Business Office The Leather Shop Hugh Scott said Sunday that 355-8311 Photographic on M.A.C. pnly an attack on the 353-8700 American Embassy in Phmom Campus Information Penh would cause a change in plan to halt Cambodian on solid footing with pantdressing. . . bombing by Aug. 15. "The ban is absolute," he Miss J's smooth leather oxfords. . . Film maker said. " The only thing that would change puffed bal tip casuals with thick ribbed M. Ali Issari, who has done over 600 film it would be an documentaries, is a member of the MSU Instructional assault on the American polyurethane sole and heel. . hit it off Media Center staff, and is directing a series of Embassy or American SCOTT with those patterned and cuffed pants vignettes on educational themes. personnel connected with the embassy." State News photo by Ken Ferguson Speaking on the ABC television program "Issues in all-over antiqued gold or navy. and Answers," Scott, R-Pa., said Congress took the Sizes 6^-10 Narrow and 5-10 risk that the Cambodian capital could fall to Communist forces. "I think the President would be Medium. $16 What is the justified in feeling that if anything as disastrous as that happened, it would have been the fault of the Congress and that means me, among others, STATE NEWS because I voted for it." Welcome Week Jaoab£ari0 Funding vote scheduled open closed thursday and friday evenings til nine, Saturdays thru august 11th edition? Watergate - inspired legislation to curb political campaign funds comes up for a vote Monday in the Only the most highly Senate. Reduction of U.S. forces in Europe and the rest of the world is on the House calendar for Tuesday. TMCV60 read issue we publish, The minimum wage, appropriations bills and congressional salaries also are among legislative items this week as Congress prepares to leave Friday for a month - long summer vacation. TOGETHER. A McDonald's Hamburger, fries and an icy cold (&&GS& They taste great together that reaches the students during the five days prior Come to think of it, they taste pretty good apart, too!1"""® The campaign spending bill would set the spending limit for House, Senate and presidential to the start of classes,that candidates at 10 cents per voter in primaries and 1 5 cents in general elections. It also would limit presidential candidates in general elections to 75 N\ I McDonald's is jam- packed with per cent of the amount permitted in each state for 234 W. Grand River important editorial and Senate candidates. 1024 E. Grand River The result would mean that presidential candidates in 1976 would be limited to about 2040 E. Grand River advertising content, and $29.5 million in the primaries and general election. that is guaranteed to create impressions, to Asian policy talks start help make decisions, to stimulate interests, and President Nixon Monday to GENERATE SALES. starts concentrated policy p m talks on the shape of postwar That's what. "**"*' ""w ^s'a w't'1 tlle leaders of two m * \"t major allies — Japan and There are only three I* 1 Japan's Prime Minister BJlL Kakuei Tanaka, flying in from Tokyo Sunday night, on weeks left for advertisers Tuesday begins two days of White House talks ranging to purchase space. from trade to an Asian TANAKA conference. Australia's towering Gough Whitlam, the country's first labor prime minister in 23 years, DO IT TODAY! leads off on Monday with a new look at the U. S. Australian military base agreement and proposals Adv^ - for a change in what he calls the "moribund" Call 353-6400 SN , Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO). Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan •y 30,1973 Monday, July 30, 1973 3 $00,000 County fairs offer fun for music fes area residents If you've never seen the n., (he time we got to Wat kins Glen, the ve were 600,000 strong; you've missed Pat Boone director" als the putty And everywhere there was song courting Ann-Margret or Bobby Dar in giving up his mJ celebration. ley are —with playboy life for a farm girl, * a allowed apologies then you shouldn't miss a minimum ot to Joni Mitchell pair of upcoming events in which are annually rated writing and By THOMAS S. BROWN >e was Associated Press Writer among the best. Issari't The nationally famous Angeles school WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — Sun-baked and mud-caked, Ionia Free Fair opened experience in jyous and jolted, hundreds of thousands of young people Sunday along with Ingham >bably the truggled out of this picture book valley Sunday, aware County's own for a week only ley were part of the biggest rock festival ever - the one long run. Both promise lat topped Woodstock. everything from rides, races, >rking on prison s to MSI' eight Jes the Some 600,000 persons came from across the country to campus ie 15 - hour, three - band concert on a 90 - acre site built Ingham County has country." >r international motor racing. The lure for many was hope brought back Gene Holter cted de Firmian f recapturing the spirit and energy of 1969's Woodstock and his popular Ostrich ival 150 miles away. Many discovered, however, that races and Saturday's wind : odesty and his I was a different year. up will feature the Michigan ty via the fi|m I ie crowd, more than three times the size that Demolition Derby ■mian said. ,motets and authorities planned for, was incredibly Championship. jerly. Considering the numbers, the event was almost The Ingham County iuble free. The biggest problem was a monumental traffic Fairgrounds are located in Mason, 10 miles south of East Lansing on the corner J The main exodus began at 3:30 a.m. Sunday after the of Ash Street and Park Iree bands completed a final jam session. But thousands of Boulevard. The Ionia State Ins, unable to hear the music, see the stage or find comfort 1 the sea of humanity, had begun leaving much earlier, Fairgrounds run alongside the city's main street, 35 ■any left within an hour or two of arriving. miles northwest of East J"! feel tired, but very happy," said Shelley Finkel, Lansing. Ipromoter of the festival. He said he expected a maximum W 200,000 people to turn up to hear the music of the Irateful Dead, the Allman Brothers and The Band. J Gaining access to one of 1,000 portable toilets ft me times meant a visit of an hour or more. Apparently Krgotten were trash cans. Garbage and litter made the fcneert field resemble an open dump by the time the music piished. Jleged kidnaper [o talk at church Robert Williams will speak at 8 p.m. today at Mount Jinai Baptist Church, 1377 Ballard ■ugitive from Justice," sponsored St. in Lansing by the Committee on "A to Dismal down pour Tree Robert Williams and the Lansing Ministerial Alliance. A rock festival fan stands atop a 1 A press release issued last week by the committee said bus as he feels the cold downpour and listens to the hat members of the Committee to Free Robert Williams music Saturday night at Watkins Glen, N.Y. The rain at dusk caused many fans to let July 19 with Kenneth Frankland, legal counsel to Gov. leave during Saturday night's darkness. AP Wirephoto lilliken, in an attempt to find out the reasons why Milliken fccided to extradite Williams to North Carolina and ■hetherthat decision would be reconsidered. 1 Williams is facing charges for an alleged kidnaping of a Better view Come to the Ingham County Ihite couple during a major racial confrontation in A third fan tries to shimmy to the top of a 30 - foot lonroe, N.C. in 1961. 600 film I He left the country for eight years, but returned to pole to better his view of the rock concert in progress at Watkins Glen, N.Y., Saturday night. Three bands Instructional a series of |ichigan instead of North Carolina to avoid what he called e "racism and discrimination which exists in the pecially in the South." courts, played on a 12 - foot high stage to crowds estimated at 600,000. ap Wirephoto Fair.Joday thru [en Ferguson EVERY TUESDAY NITE Monday, July 30 2:00 P.M. Pony Pull — Light and Heavyweight 7:00 P.M. Tractor Pull Tuesday, July 31 is Children's Day 10:00 A.M. Reduced prices on rides until 5 P.M. 1:00P.M. Children's Day — Contest and Prizes Participants 16 yrs and under 8:00 P.M. at Mason What's your craft? We Diamond S. Rodeo and Wild West Show Fairgrounds probably have it. .. Candlemaking, Paint - by number, Decoupage, Iconage, 3-D, Mosaic, Suede, Resins, Beads, Macrame and many more from the "self expression" store. STORE HOURS Tues. Wed. Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon. Thurs. Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. sh, idents fabrics, l(iill.s. "i). crafts prior es(that IN. Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center 5001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall mary maxfm STADIUM PLAZA 2793 E. Grand River, East Lansing and and no place Tuesday Carter and Lang to to go Original Country to between Move in for is, to i classes? Blues and Folk 8:30-1 1:30 impact and ■ Rest Enter the exciting world of macro- your weary Bmind and body o Wednesday ■ at your Union ■ Gilding. We serve £ Trivia Night photography. Marks ■ three meals N with a ■ starting at 7:15 AM. day, has the bellows, ■ Y°u can read, play s Sam Spiegel ■billiards, mail extension tubes, and £ 1 "V tickets to letters, shows, {J 8:30-11:30 rtisers ■W a haircut, buy ■ souvenirs, cigarettes d Thursday expertise to get yon ■sweatshirts. Mark and Susan Proulx . . y started. s Folk and Modern msu Music 484-7414 i union Plus our building Pitcher Special Call 3711752 n f EDlTORIALSr Cambodian confli after Official deceit has become an assurance 5 that our years hands are conceal as much information of intrepid trademark of President clean and our hearts are pure." from the public as has Richard Nixon's administration.lt is Yet Rodger's tongue - in - Nixon. now clear that the United States cheek statement was made 13 The enormous Russian grain has been clandestinely bombing months after he participated in deal where 11 million tons of Cambodia since 1969, prior to the Presidential decision to begin wheat over a quarter of the the publicly announced troop the secret bombing. The raids United States crop - were incursion of May 1970 into that were covered up by officially secretly sold also stands as a country. reporting them as taking place in fitting tribute to Nixon's ability In April 1970, Secretary of South Vietnam. to dupe the American public. State William P. Rodgers The demonic Cambodian ruse And no one needs to mention angelically assured the Senate is symptomatic of the many the ever - growing Watergate Foreign Relations Committee cover-ups perpetuated during scenario. that "Cambodia is one country Nixon's spell in office. Few Still the secret Cambodian where we can say with complete presidents have every tried to bombing raids and the falsification of Defense Dept. military records is hardly POINT OF VIEW TWO CENTS WORTH surprising. The fraud is tragic, To the Editor: Scholarship The , loss of . .,OIT MSU n . Development . funds however, as the second - highest ranking officer in the Air Force, Gen. John D. Ryan, wasn't told of ... the, bombings. without questioning, he followed , , Instead, „ Acid wash and enamel paint Parents of the Day Care Spartan Village have Center in informed Married Students Union that this fall the Fund monies approximately human terms means $4,000, means a a loss of which loss of six full in - orders issued through a civilian chain ot command, used in preparing IM pool there will be no monies alloted to the time or 12 half - time scholarships. It All American military center from the MSU Development also means a nearly complete involvement in Cambodia is By HARRIS F. BEEMAN since that time. The repair of the filters has no relationship Fund. In the past, allotments from the scheduled to grind ,0 a halt on Director, Intramural Sports and to the peeling paint. fund have been used as scholarship Recreative Services Program to send their children to the Day Care Aug. 15. U.S. troops once and There is no question that, to the consternation of all the fUnds. Center will have very little chance of for all will come home, even On Friday, July 20, Gary Supanich, Detroit junior, departments involved, there has been an overwhelming paint The executive board of the MSU wrote Point of View article concerning the preparation of failure this year. However, if Supanich had checked with receiving any financial aid. thougt war will still hold Indochina a Development Fund told the Day Care The Married Students Union the outdoor intramural pool. He was apparently attempting someone close to and knowledgeable about the pool jn jts grjpS Center that the letters sent to to bring attention to what he thought were questionable operation, he would have found that the maintenance potential contributors to the fund contained no check - off category for make J* -P tothatCongress sure to finally President Nixon procedures on the part of University management. foreman properly had delayed payment to the paint As director of intramural sports and recreative services company. The company has offered to make restitution for the center. They did not explain why Amy M. Mitts observes the deadline and no for students, though I am not responsible for specific pool any specific paint failure. there was no check - off category. President, Married Students Union longer carries on any personal maintenance, I do have a serious concern for the proper secret wars. functioning of the pools. It is with this concern that I If Supanich had examined the pool closely, he would would like to clarify the facts involved. have found several patches of different materials, such as To the Editor: Missing Iris sympathetic dog lover." They were William Whiting, editor - in - chief: Michael Fox, news editor; Bob editorial 'editor. Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Craig Novosad, Supanich stated that the workmen had not used an acid wash prior to painting; that the paint used was house paint; chlorinated rubber, epoxy and fiber glass base material! that are being tested for wear and adhesion. sorry they couldn't bring him back. Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, sports that to prepare and operate the pool would cost Individual, independent questioning of executive The story on Wednesday, July 25, regarding the Ingham County Animal editor. approximately $70,000 for this year. procedures is crucial and should continue to occur. Without There were no indications of where Beth Ann Masalkoski, advertising Shelter was especially relevant to me. manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertising intelligent and persistent questioning we would not m the letter came from other than it had The facts are that the work record and purchase orders Two weeks ago my six - month - old manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising know the very serious faults of our present federal administration been mailed in the East Lansing area. manager; A1 Kirleis, circulation manager. show that acid wash was used; the paint is Colonial Irish Setter came up missing. Assuming an However, if the questioning of procedures is to have any he was out on the loose, I contacted My purpose in writing this is two - Members of the board of directors; Vic Swimming Pool Enamel which has been used for the last fold: (1) to ask anyone who knows Spaniolo, president; Carolyn Stieber, value, the information brought to light must be accurate. the animal shelter to no avail. secretary - treasurer; Tom Riordan; A1 five or six years, and the University has allotted funds Here is where the story differs from anything about this to contact me at Wilke; Blair Whitney; Michael Orr; Roland (outside contractor bid) of $60,000 to repair and reline the To prevent Points of View that have no basis in facts, 351-5196 and (2) to warn other dog most lost dog tales. In my Friday Wlilliams. filter tanks for both the indoor and outdoor pools. the State News might initiate a procedure that would owners of such an incident. The Michigan State News is a seven-time morning mail I received a letter recipient of the Pacemaker 'Award from the require the article to contain some indication of the source addressed to "Irish Setter Owner" (the Associated Collegiate Press for outstanding These filters served since 1959 in purifying millions of and validity of the information present. This would alert Ed Gergosian dog had an address tag on his collar) journalism. gallons of water for the 800,000 to 1 million swimmers the reader as to the degree of accuracy. which stated the dog was "ok, East Lansing senior with a The Guru Maharaj Ji will be City, Boston, Chicago, Atlanta, Kansas fOR DISTRIBUTORS appearing at 7 p.m. Aug. 11 at Cobo City and Denver while in the United Maharaj Hall in Detroit. States. The guru is a 15 - year - old The guru is appearing under the religious leader from India. auspices of the Divine Light Mission. Pop monopoly eyed "He has been heralded as the The mission has a center in Lansing 'Perfect Master' and Lord Incarnate in some quarters and decried in others as the anti - Christ," said Susan Palmer, at 211 W. Saginaw St. which holds nightly discussions Maharaj Ji?" on "Who is Guru to speak state public relations director of the ByTERIALBRECHT franchise Stockette said. agreements illegal," comment on the bill was asst. store manager John Brown, at Eberhard's Divine Light Mission. The guru is appearing in The investigation guru is by currently under the Indian Cobo State News Staff Writer But should a local merchant find Market near Frandor Shopping Center, conjunction with his Third World government for alleged fraud, tax Peace Tour and will be in New York evasion and other crimes. The U. S. Congress is currently that he is locked into fixed pricing by who said the system would "hurt the considering a bill pushed by the soft his distributor, he can initiate court store's profit," though they could drink industry to legalize geographical action, though Stockette was not "become acquainted with the monopolies for beverage distributors, certain of what provisions could be distributor on a closer basis." who pour out soda pop at the rate of 406.8 cans of eight - ounce drinks per American each year. Local grocery merchants are made in this situation. An area check last week of the sentiment of East Lansing grocery merchants regarding the bill showed all those contracted were unaware of the The bill, sponsored by the National Soft Drink Assn., — a lobby group in Washington, D.C., is lodged in the House Committee on Interstate and Young guru stimulates generally ignorant of the bill, which Foreign Service. No hearings or vote would bill's existence. But each confirmed have been scheduled as yet. fast-growing movemeni monopolize soft drink distribution in local areas. Soft drinks that their soft drink supplies come U.S. Rep. Charles Chamberlain, R - have become from the individual trademarked drink East Lansing, was unavailable last a major American distributors in Lansing. week for comment on his position industry with the average citizen The only merchant who would with the bill. •pending over $60 on various carbonated beverages alone last year. 80,000 including thousands on earth at a time -- his own numerous false stories about from abroad. late father and Jesus were him had been circulated. The bill, numbered S-978, would News Service With a claimed following perfect masters — and that One involves his "1# grant exclusive territorial provisions to the term referred to an •oft drink distributors, protecting NEW YORK - Guru of 50,000 in the United style" of living. The mission them from any prosecution under the Maharaj Ji, the boy his States —there were six in ability to teach that which acknowledges that it owns antitrust laws. The bill passed by a followers call Lord of the 1971 — and six million is perfect — Knowledge of houses in New York, voice vote in the Senate June 11 with Universe, King of Kings, the worldwide (of which five God, of the life force or Denver, Los Angeles, Sen. Edward One Perfect Master on Earth million are in India) the primord'al energy within London and India - Kennedy, D-Mass., reportedly the only senator in at this time -- who has guru and his Divine Light everybody. including the guru's family inspired one of the fastest - Mission have set up a This knowledge is residence for his mother opposition. In effect growing religious nonprofit Denver - based revealed to premies deemed and three brothers in Dehn , the bill would authorize monopoly arrangements for local movements in this country organization that "ready" for it by mahatmas, Dun, north of New Delhi. distributors and their surrounding area today -- sat on a gold velvet coordinates activities particularly enlightened But it is the mission, not merchants. sofa and told a visitor, "I'm including a monthly followers of the guru, who technically, the guru, wl» For example, a grocery manager in just a 15 - year - old kid." magazine, a biweekly teach meditation techniques owns these things. Maharaj The answer delighted the newspaper, film and other for four inner experiences, Ji stressed that the goo® Lansing would have to deal only with the local soft drink distributor in dozen or so disciples who media promotion, 11 including seeing — literally, are donated. Lansing, at his prices, because the sat, respectfully shoeless, secondhand stores, they say — divine light. "What should 1 do witl manager would be prohibited from some distance from his feet handyman services and a The guru complained it?" he asked. "I'm n0' dealing with a distributor in Flint or on the purple living - room New York clinic. that "the press does not attached to all this. I don' Detroit. carpet of his ranch - style It also handles living realize it is the work of God hate it, I don't like it; "1 The significant negative point of house in Old Westbury, expense for residents of 54 that we are doing," and that there, it's there," he added. Long Island. ashrams. These are centers this bill is its effect on prices. Should where Wearing a white Nehru followers, or the bill's provisions become lawful, the merchant would be locked into the price fixed by the distributor, thus eliminating any price competition for suit, his black hair slicked down and moustache a on hint his of dark a "premies," dedicated their who lives Maharj Ji ar.d their incomes have to Playwright Miller will return to U-M plump face, the Indian Guru to the mission, live, work sales in a multi-distributor market. *nd listen to "Ratsang," spoke with assurance during But Peter Stockette, legal counsel discourses on the "inner a rare, more than hour - for the Senate Judiciary Committee, long ' interview, his booted knowledge" that is said to said last week the purpose of the bill feet crossed at the ankles, be revealed by the guru. ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Meyer said Miller will not Pulitzer Prize winning teach any official courses was to prevent distributors with hands resting on the sofa or Their donations account - greater financial resources from for about half of playwright Arthur Miller is but "will act as a source gesturing with poise. the buying out smaller ones. Maharaj Ji was here on organization's turning back in time this fall person for the students an« income, by returning to his alma "This way, hypothetically, we his third global tour aimed which now totals $250,000 the faculty." He said MiU« could prevent a situation in California mater, the University of will be in residence at bringing world peace by a month, according to Michigan, where three or four large distributors for a semi - approximately two weeKs bringing "inner peace spokesmen in Denver. Other would divide the state, instead of over funds teaching position and for each fall and spring for t» through spiritual come from the world premiere of his next several years. 100, under the present system," knowledge." nonresident donors, the latest play, "The American Stockette said. It is to culminate in mission thrift shops and its Meyer said he will direct Clock." next spring Miller's pWj Though the new bill is "Millenium '73," a magazine. anticompetitive on an individual basis, mammoth, three - day Reminded that many tentatively titled 1 It is not on a large scale, stockette celebration in Houston's followers believe he is the Miller, 57, a 1938 American Clock," added. alumnus of U-M where he looks at the American Astrodome in November incarnation of God, Maharaj studied from the Depression "n "This territorial franchise system is being coordinated by Ji said, "they might say playwriting, was appointed as an adjunct the present. ... the traditional way business is done in Rennie Davis, the former that, but I don't." professor to the theater Miller and Meyer wort this industry. Our interest is to make political activist and recent "I just call myself the current practice lawful, preventing convert to the guru. Leaders perfect master," the guru a section of the speech together in New York in.g department, said Richard Lincoln Center product 0" any court suits by the Federal Trade predict it will attract an said, explaining that there Meyer, theater programs of Miller's 1956 P» Commission charging the territorial overflow audience of up to was only one such human director, Saturday. "After the Fall." Monday, July 30, 1973 5 BIAZI CAUSES $200 DAMAGE Boys set fire to pump house Three East Lansing boys r>A >>;. by the boys, ages 6, 9 and The East Lansing Fire caused to the 10 turned what might have 11, after they had by 15 foot} Dept. spent approximately structure, whose been a summer club house unsuccessfully tried to put 15 minutes getting the fire slatej outside walls kept the fire into a smoke house it out. under control, but had to from spreading. Police said Saturday night as they set come back half an hour the structure wou!d: fire to the inside of an The report said the boys later as University Police abandoned pump house on were inside playing with probably be torn down in' noticed a new set of flames. the near future. the MSU campus. matches and that one of The abandoned shed is In other police action,< them set what was either a one of several University Police said the pump houses, two Detroit men were, w , bird's or bee's nest on fire. or well blaze at shack no. 12 in a shacks, on campus arrested in connection with' They tried to extinguish the _sgS field south of Holden Hall fire themselves and went for maintained by power plant 65. the armed robbery of a' &6#S! , was reported at 6:42 Domino's pizza delivery" p.m. help after they could not. About $200 damage was man. Most of the $53.40 in. change and all four of the stolen Oklahoma recovered. looking pizzas Police for two are wert still other" suspects. 1 Six books, valued atj $110, were taken from 213. ends with s Social sometime and 27. Science between July 6 Four Building piles ofjT garbage were reported near By JOHN SHURR early Saturday afternoon and there was a the Horticulture Research Associated Press Writer brief period when it seemed the Building on College Road. McALESTER.Okla. - A riot that all riot had ended. But violence broke out An East Lansing resident but destroyed the Oklahoma State Prison again Saturday night. was picked up for ended Sunday when rebellious inmates possession of marijuana': turned over the facility to Highway Patrol Around midnight a small group of Saturday, when he was troopers and National Guardsmen. inmates once again began setting fires and noticed rolling a joint The convicts evacuated the cellblocks in;:, roaming through the prison. About 4 a.m. front on Snyder Hall. »' they had occupied and moved into the EDT Sunday, a group of about 50 inmates prison yard amidst the ruins they had charged the rotunda in the administration NUDE created in a three - day spree of violence. building but were turned back by National The violence that started Guardsmen, a spokesman for PHOTOGRAPHY Friday saw 22 Gov. Attractive Models In a Sunny pleasant change from the weather earlier in the day persons held hostage, two inmates killed, at least 50 persons injured and a preliminary estimate of $20 million to $30 million in David Hall said. Officials called over loudspeakers about 10 a.m. Sunday morning for the inmates to &y,ecu£u>fc. in what the ad hoc Sunday Free Concert Committee weekend, the sun shone on the free concert behind says may be one of the last shows. damage. A dozen buildings were burned. file out of the cellblocks into the prison akz+ssc&t Kresge Art Center Sunday. Four bands, including All hostages were freed unharmed yard, and each cellblock evacuated. by was 109i/i W. Kalamazoo 489-1215 The String Band, above, played to nearly 200 people State News photo by Ken Ferguson 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Mori - Sat 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sun. ■oreign student mix changes ■The percentage of undergraduate education for Development and American resources, business, natural number of people leign students at MSU has their own students. Friends of the Middle East science, education and encouraged to take training ■d steady over the past Most foreign students are to Torary International and engineering. in special fields.'" lade, and little change is sponsored by some various foreign embassies. ected this fall. But the Higbee says that the government or agency, he August Benson, MSU's decreasing number of undergraduate says, and such sponsorship has shifted drastically is foreign student adviser, foreign undergraduates at t largely reserved for MSU and other U.S. lecent years. graduate education. reports that the University's foreign student population universities represents a ■Of 523 foreign students At MSU this past year, considerable effort by many I the MSU campus in for example, a total of 39 represents some 80 nations. nations to plan their BO, for example, slightly different government The heaviest educational systems than than half (264) agencies— both U.S. and concentrations are studying K:e undergraduates. This in agriculture and natural development and to be foreign — plus foundations "more rational about the It year, however, graduate and other organizations pdents outnumbered provided support for foreign dergraduates by more students. These sponsors 4 -1 among the nearly' ranged from the U^S. THE DOMINO'S n BOO Tifteign students. Agency for International jThe main reason, says Iner Higbee, asst. dean in Try breaking something Jernational Studies and in instead of wearing it (grams, is that more and out. e developing nations are ling careful manpower ■nning and are now T>viding much of the Students- Take the Work Out THIRST QUENCHER BACK AGAIN!! Due To POPULAR DEMAND !!!!!! Same speedy free delivery, |»l Pedaling To Classes With the Great New Solex but free pepsi's with your pizzas. ROAD SERVICE Motorized Bike PLUS ■o Drivers License, Insurance or License Plates required) With the order With the order This coupon is of a 12" Pizza of a 16" Pizza LOVE, E? WORTH you receive you receive 2 free 4 free OFFICE towards motor bike Pepsi's Pepsi's WALT DtSNtrS^ purchase Good 7-31-73 351-7100 351-7100 STYLE $10 thru 8-3-73 $10 Good with coupon thru Sun. Good with coupon thru Sun. Classified Over 200 mi/gallon on & off campus as a bicycle! Aug. 5,1973. No other coupons may be combined with this offer. Trowbridge Shop only. Aug. 5,1973. No other coupons may be combined with this offer. Trowbridge Shop only. only $4 CALL 882-0236 FOR ivivnt Vfl w w A v4i J v & rated XX ■ w ii MORE INFO. in r v. TECHNICOLOR* G , aji ; Happy Hour $1. 5:30-6:30 ,—i>»oc*A«^t|uT^£4^ AN'S BIKE SHOP 507 E. Shiawassee Complete sales & service Phone 485-1414 RED FIRST Cinema-X Theatre OPEN AT 6:30 PM Corner of Jolly & Logan,Lansing FEATURE 6:55 -9:30 FREE TEST R1DLS ! |p RUN COME TO SHANGRI-LA! 'The Friends ROSS HUNTER'S 1 Of pddte Cotier Strong, realistic and [totally absorbing* ADULT X MOVIES Complete ewqShow "RFD BOYS" The Midwest's Finest Blue Grass Band Direct From The Ann Arbor P-Bell Q'wednesda ADMISSION $ 3.00 OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. FEATURE 7:10 - 9:40 WAN LET HUSH!! I COUPLES $5.00 KUBRICKS [thePretzel Bell Wnwuuii rfi, Free Refreshments BLUE *Pl/ (y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MondayJuiy 30^ WOMAN OVER 23. Own room, STUDENTS THREE YASHICA ELECTRO FIAT 1971, 124 Sport. Red TRIUMPH, YAMAHA, 35rr convertible. Best offer. BMW. some furniture necessary. bedrooms, 5109 Jo Don Gold Mecamca p GT L 393-8431.3-8-3 RICKMAN, Mid-season prices now in $65. 482 6798. 3-7-30 Drive. Will lease for 6 weeks, condition b,„ ""4 FORD FALCON Squire Station effect. Leathers, helmets, $250. Immediate possession. Call HACKER RENTALS 373-0310. 0,,"| parts, service, and custom MARANTZ 1060 siereo PHONE 355-8255 485-2261, after 6PM call Wagon, 1965. Good accessories. SHEPS MOTOR NANCY HOWARD AR turntable vvith i 347 Student Services Bldg. condition, air. Call Rudy at SPORTS, INC. 2460 North Empire cartridge. 482-0778 or 337-0724. 5-8-8 482-7152. 4-8-1 h reel to reel stereo Sony & Cedar, Holt. Just south of tape •AUTOMOTIVE FORD FALCON 1964, window 1-96 overpass. 694-6621. 3-8-3 Phone LIBERAL MALES /Females to SonyTC8W8,rackcai recorder. Speed Scooters & Cycles van, $500. Good condition. share country house. Near graphic 4^' Parts & Service Phone 482-4341. 3-8-1 Dimondale. Call 646-8718. press camera. camera. PETRI FT^# 28-1 Polorid, Aviation movie cameras, proj * FORD LTD, 1971 Brougham. 2 camera ♦EMPLOYMENT EAST LANSING - 2 bedroom, accessories TV- door, air, good condition. ™ >••• •FOR RENT 332-8050 evenings. 1-7-30 available now. Call after 5:30 p.m. 351-5891. 1-7-30 Typewriters, clocks ra^ Apartments coming year. Houses FORD 1967 GALAXIE 500. ALL VW parts in stock 'Heated Pool 'Laundry wall tapestries. 1,000 1 'Ample Parking »Alr Cond. OWN ROOM $81. Also 8-track tapes, $1. up Rooms Completed' renoval (approximately 20% off). •Nicely Furnished unlimited employment in used stereo albums 50c factor §0^- CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 •FOR SALE r , transmission, tune-up, t pa i East Kalamazoo Street. 1 Photography 337-9367. 3-8 1 business. WILCOX STEREOLAND, 509 ™ SFCONDHAJ Animals 50,000 miles. Original ow mile West of campus. Michigan, Lansing. (J* Mobile Homes $695. 349-2234. 3-7-30 487-5055. C-7-30 WELL WELL, FH0FES5OR. NELSON Eff. $140 mo. $130 m •LOST & FOUND CONFUSED ABOUT front end SO THIS IS THE OLP LECH RE SUSAN 1 BR 2 BR $169 mo. $230 mo. $159 m $215 IT! rrd3.v-.%5.»« •PERSONAL repairs? Come to the experts, HAS MENTIONED SO OFTEN'. 351-3118 EAST LANSING, near campus. BandAmericard, Charge, trades, Mas',J, •PEANUTS PERSONAL Two bedroom furnished, all layawav, 3 full time factory trained •REAL ESTATE mechanics — No Ripoffs. Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 ^S^BujxhamJDr^ utilities paid. Washer, dryer, C-7-30 5114 family room, large back yard. •RECREATION EVERY DAY IS OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, Grand River at Park Lake, CORAL GABLES near Jo Don Drive. One bedroom - Married couple only. Call GIRL'S excellent STINGRAY "fly •SERVICE A GOOD DAY condition. $35 East Lansing, 351-3130. furnished apartment, $165. 485-0528, after 5PM Phone 332-3189. 3-7-30 Instruction Typing Service TO ADVERTISE 355-8255 C-3-8-3 Employment j Employment jjjjj Call HACKER 485-2261, after 6PM TOM RENTALS 655-3728.4-8-3 COUNTRY HOME 15 miles GIRL'S GREEN SCHVVlM* •TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST: HACK^482-7J73. 4-8-1__ Collegiate 19" 5-speed Br« M-78 BODY SHOP. Most cars SUMMER POSITIONS, Full and Northeast, 2 bedroom, 5 acres •WANTED Residential Treatment Center. part time; excellent salary na~, $85. 337-7460 3-8-1 painted $90.+materials. GIRL NEEDED, own room, on Looking Glass, $225 per MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1-628-2287. 5-8-8 level. Automobile required. (Guaranteed). Summer furnished for August. month. 351-7497. 0-7-30 ••RATES** 1967. Power top, power steering, power brakes, steel - discount prices on body 351-5800. C-5-7-30 351-7910 or 337-7295. SOLEX peddled BIKES or Can""^ work. 337-0496. 6-8-10 GAS STATION attendant. Part 3-7-30 EAST SIDE furnished, 4 powered belted radials, 15-17 mpg, NUDE MODELS needed to No time, male or female. bedroom, carpeted. Now motor. helmet, license.* good condition. Best Offer. work. Open 11am to 2am. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE available. Summer and fall insurance required, fy Call 332-3887. 5-7-30 METRIC MOTORS VW Experience not necessary. Call for interview, 489-1215. north. Furnished studio, - rates. 351-7497 or nights permit needed on campu neper. Okemos Road and l-9b Apply in person. POINT utilities 0-7-30 paid. Parking. 676-2191. 0-7-30 Cost no more than 349-1929. C-7-30 ARCO, 1542 West Grand 10-speedi OLDS 88, 1963. Runs excellent, $115. a month plus deposit. Call 349-9293 or see at 20W 1 3 5 10 River, East Lansing. 2-8-1 $125. 351-1795 after 5PM. FULL TIME grill cook. Phone 627-5454. 3-8-3 WANTED-ROOM in country Navahoe Trail, Okemos, Iron 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 3-7-30 Experience necessary, house for couple. Larry 11-2 and 5-7PM, 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 WAITRESSES - NOW hiring for Tuesday. excellent benefits. Apply in PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 353-9676, 349-3437. 10-8-10 Saturday. 5-7-30 East Kalamazoo Street since fall and winter term. Neat, 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 PINTO 1973, Squire Wagon. 4 person. HOSPITALITY north. Furnished, one 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 months old, take over 1940. Complete auto dependable applicants only. bedroom. Utilities paid, Full time and part time MOTOR INN. l-496/Jolly LOWREY CONSOLE 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 payments. Call between painting and collision service. Road Exit, Lansing. 4-8-3 parking, $135. a month plus 485=0256. C-7-30 shifts. No Sundays or Excellent condition. Mu* 12-6PM 489-4804, ask for deposit. Phone 627-5454. 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 teacher holidays. Phone 372-4300 for owns. $601 manager. 2-7-30 TELEPHONE PUBLIC relations 3-8-3 882-3552. 3-8-3 D EADL INE appointment. JIM'S MEN CLOSE TO MSU. Clean, 1® firm, part - with advertising PLYMOUTH 1966, Valiant, TIFFANY PLACE, ON HAGADORN. Spacious quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone downtown Lansing. One of time, full time. 9AM to 5PM. SAIL BOAT - 10' home built. before publication. Good transportation, Call 394-1100. 5-8-3 3/bedroom, $280. plus 485-8836. 0-7-30 Glen 10, Sail this summit 6-cyclinder, automatic. $250. Michigan's finest. 5-8- 8 utilities. Summer rates until LEARN TO FLY - Over 30 needs paint before nei: Peanuts Personal ads 676-2742. 5-7-30 ALCOA SUBSIDIARY. Part September 15. 337-2496, ROOM IN quiet house. Female, years experience in all types $125. 694-0824.2-8-1 of flight training. Approved WANTED: TEACHERS of the time work, $300/ month. 882-1263. 3-8-3 sublease. Starting fall. Cheap. must be pre-paid. TOYOTA CORONA 1970, trainable mentally Full time positions available. 332-3655. 3-8-3 for veterans. FRANCIS GUNS, RIFLES, and handgm automatic, 4 door, excellent handicapped. Two years 882-0979. C-7-30 Cancellations/ Corrections AVIATION, Airport Road. FEMALE ROOMMATE, 2 of all kinds. Buy, trade condition. Must sell. Make QUIET ROOM for male student. Call 484-1324. c-7-30 experience preferred. bedroom. East Lansing, sell. BOB'S - 12 noon one class day offer. 482-9131. 5-7-30 GUN SHOP, Michigan certification $1 23. 373-3032 days, 211V4 Grand River across 2412 South Cedar. Cat before publications. The State News will be VOLKSWAGON 1966. engine, excellent condition. Rebuilt necessary. Call 1-517-743-3471. 6-7-30 Owosso, M 351-8308 nights. 3-8-3 from Union. $48 per month. 351-6629. 5-8-8 371-2244. O-7-30 $550. 489-2609. 3-8-1 120 SOUTH HAYFORD, MOVING - MUST sell VW Bui responsible only for the WITH NURSES, RN'S and LPN'S with TV AND stereo rentals. $23 basement apartment, 3 NEEDED ONE male. Duplex. $750. Bike, furniture, ett KELP light house first day's incorrect VW 1964, rebuilt. Very Sharp, medication course. Looking term/ $9.50 month. Free, bedroom, all utilities, $140. Own room. $85. 10 minutes 355-0998 or 355-0988.34I keeping, shopping, for retired sound. Gas heater and for a challenge? Like to work day delivery and No pets. 351-7497. 0-7-30 from MSU. 371-4554. 3-8-3 insertion. very man in Lansing. Need car. same Bills are due 7 days from extras. $500 or best. Excellent wages. 332-5152. with people? Join us at service. Call NEJAC, MOVING SALE!!! 489-3690 before 2 p.m. PROVINCIAL HOUSE, 337-1300. C-7-30 301 SOUTH HOLMES furnished 2-7-30 NOW LEASING summer and t paid by tl 3-7-30 WHITEHILLS. Nurses 3 room efficiency. All 10-75% off on all fall. Single rooms, $15 and 50* li needed for fiilP time^ COMPACT:; R Eff R IQERATOR utilities, $125 pet month. hardback books WAITRESSES, EXPERIENCE weekly. Office hours, VW 1965 BEETLE. Very good helpful but not necessary. 7:30AM-3:30PM, and part $7j50/montl»., Black and 351-7493.6-7-30 up mechanical condition and time: 11PM-7AM. Apply in white TV $9,50/month. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday July 23-30 Will train. Apply KoKo Bar, NEED GIRL. Campus Hill 3-5pm. Call 361 4495. 0-7-30 interior. AM/FM, $225. 410 South Clippert. 3-7-30 person or phone Mrs. Nevitt, Color TV $19.50/month. Apartments, July 30 - CURIOUS Phone 349-1005. 3-8-1 Monday - Friday: MARSHALL MUSIC, September 15th. $75., pool. MEADOWBROOK TRACE «>J VW 1964 Bus. Converted to 8 AM -4:30PM. 6-8-6 332-5061. 351-7830. C-1-7-30 Phone 349-2619. 6-8-1 Townhouse - Master bedroom BOOK camper, 2,000 miles on with own bath. $55 until Horizon BUICK SPECIAL, 1965 - 4 door sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic, rebuilt engine, $500. Call Richard 332-2133. 3-8-3 STUDENTS LPN POSITIONS L Apartments EAST House, LANSING near Whitehills. September 1. Either sex, call 882-9864. 5-8-3 power steering and brakes. Contract wages, time and a half Large, luxury, one bedroom. 541 E. Grand River Good condition. $400 or best for weekends, liberal fringe STREET, 126. Not student rental. $175. 1962 CADILLAC 2/door, MILFORD EAST PHONE, very light (downstairs) PART TIME RENTALS. 2 and - offer. 351-8426 353-7255. benefits, payed orientation, SUMMER 349-2094. 6-8-6 or dependable, great cooking, must be quiet and Open 1 -PM 3-8-3 transportation. Call Rich no shift rotation, and every 3 man. REASONABLE. 2 EAST 337-0883 after 5:30 PM. other weekend off.Contact blocks from campus, deluxe, LANc,'t0 luxury, day employed. Negotiable. CHEVROLET IMPALA 1966, 1-7-30 Mrs. L. Risk - RN Director of furnished, air conditioned. furnishe^fc^' -.oom, air, 372-7973. 6-8-6 V-8 automatic, $2 per hour plus bonus 351-8571, 372-5767. 0-7-30 pool. $1„u. 351-8546. 3-7-30 power Nursing, Ingham County steering/brakes. Excellent evenings and/or Extended Care Facility. TWO GIRLS. Share room, VORK ROOMS for condition. 337-7488. 3-8-3 Motorcycles weekend hours Okemos, Michigan 349-1050. photography, crafts, 4-8-3 A FANTASTIC spacious apartment. Sublet, storage. $20 per month. or available inexpensive, close. 351-8946. CHEVY MONTE Carlo, 1971. Call Mr. Dzikowicz "PAD" FOR FALL 3-7-30 351-0997. 3-7-30 SEWING MACHINE Vinly top, AM/FM stereo, 5 SUZUKI 1969 TS250. 2,000 Michelin radials. 332-4556. miles, like new. $375. Phone 351-3330 RN POSITIONS . /T. EFFICIENCY. $125. THREE PEOPLE - house on sale! Brand new portal* 2-7-30 355-5892. 1-7-30 Contract wages, time and a half $49.95, $5 per month. Iff Completely furnished, Grand River across from for weekends, selection of recondi liberal fringe Abbott. 351-2409. 3-7-30 utilities, TV lounge. Ample used machines. Singwv CHEVY 1962, completely 1971 TRIUMPH DAYTONA benefits, payed orientation, parking. Very close. Whites, Necchis, New rebuilt. Good tires, excellent 500. Excellent condition, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS - no shift rotation, and every 332-8594 or 484-9774. and "many others". $19! $775 firm. Call after part time, afternoon shift, other weekend off. Contact SINGLE, FURNISHED, utilities mileage. $120. 482-9474. extras, 0-3-7-30 and weekends only Mrs. L. Risk RN Director of paid. $45 now, $65 fall. Call to $3 9.95. Term 3-8-3 5PM 351-3479. 3-8-3 (Friday - - Saturday). Ascp registered Nursing, Ingham County "731" Apts. 351-0997. 3-8-1 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTE WOMEN - ONE block from 1968 BSA HORNET 650cc. with hospital clinical lab Extended Care Facility, Spend the next year In COMPANY. 1115 CORVAIR 1967. Runs well, Share 3 4 girl Excellent condition, helmets experience. Apply Personnel, Oke os, Mi igan campus. or LADIES. SINGLE room. Private Washington. 489-644! good battery, new tires. furniture, carpeting, air apartment. Completely C 7-30 included. $725. 351-0903. Sparrow Hospital. 5-8-3 349-1050. 4-8-3 entrance. Close. $15/weekly. $300. Call Tony 351-8932. cond., dishwashers, pool furnished, utilities and 3-8-3 3-8-3 351-5705. 3-8-1 and private balconies. parking included, $80. BICYCLE MECHANIC. SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST: Don't get shut out — call 349-9609 or 349-4842. ZENITH SOLID • state porta DODGE 1968 Coronet 500. KAWASAKI 500, 1972. Experience necessary Student Program Center, 0-5-8-3 SINGLE PRIVATE rooms for stereo, detachable speak" 9/passenger station wagon, Excellent condition. Must sell especially 10 speeds. Part or adjacent to MSU. Excellent summer, $60. Fall/$70. diamond needle, $5' excellent condition. Original this week. Best offer. full time. VELOCIPEDE typist, mimeograph. $433. ONE BEDROOM to sublease Utilities paid, free parking, Panasonic portable, batten PEDDLER. Call 351-7240. Should be flexible, dig until December 31. owner. $950. Phone 332-8814. 3-7-30 BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED, carpeted, furnished, operated cassette player 351-5101. 3-8-3 3-7-30 students. 332-0861. 4-8-3 Unfurnished, excellent electric transformer, » bedroom living room, bath. refrigerators. Males KAWASAKI 750. condition, $155/month. Call 351 0473. Girls house 353-7121 days, 393-6« 4,300 miles, FEMALE MODEL for All utilities. $125/month. DODGE 1969. R/T 440. LADIES TO escort dates 394-0573 before 5:30PM. 351-2549. 5-7-30 evenings. 3-8-3 excellent condition. Extras. 349-3243. 2-8-1 4/speed, 35,000 miles. Must needed. Call 489-1215. Photographic work with X3-8-1 $995 or best offer. 351-5545. student. Call 351-6540 after sell. Call 355-7966. 3-7-30 0-7-24 NEEDED SEPTEMBER. 3-7-30 8:30p.m. 2-7-30 MSU AREA - Okemos. Apartment for one girl and one dog. Walking distance to 1/bedroom, furnished and CROSSWORD CoUtngtooofa ONE MSU. 331-1584. 3-8-1 AND two furnished mobile homes bedroom unfurnished, air conditioning, carpeted, modern. $140 and $155, heat included. Call 349-2174. 3-8-1 PUZZLE ACROSS . . . . Garment 27. Retired means EAST -c-v ^ LANSING — $25-$35/ week. to campus. peaceful on a 10 minutes Quiet and lake. 641-6601. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, 6 Springs 10 Matador 11. Ice cream 29. long for 31. Oriental hut 32 Tomahawk furnished, with utilities. 0-7-30 holders 93. Mythomaniacs Three blocks from campus, APARTMENTS ONE MAN. $100 plus deposit. $145/month. Call Monday or 13. Edible seaweed 36. Word of choice 14. Condemn 37. Forget STUDENT OR FAMILY Tuesday, 9AM to noon; 16. Mormon State 39. Eat away Living room, bedroom, bath, 5-10PM, 332-1094. 2-7-30 18. Garret 40. Restrictive kitchen, stove, refrigerator. No pets. Liberty Street, MILFORD STREET, 126. 2 Lansing. 371-2255 before 4 blocks from campus. Deluxe, 20. Hurried agency p.m. 3-8-1 STUDIOS - 1 OR 2 BEDROOM 22. Maybe 44. Principle air conditioned, furnished, 2 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 23. Tarboosh 45. Critical HASLETT AREA, 2 bedroom, man, $180. 3 man, $195. 24. 47 Gainsay Piles ROOMMATE SERVICE all Now leasing. 351-8571, electric, $180/month. 26. Nibble 48. Eva's friend COURTESY BUS 339-2334, 484-4157. 3-8-1 372-5767. 0-7-30 % a T V VA 3 4 9 8 SCHEDULED TRIPS TO AND PROM CAMPUS This time.. .a townhouse designed for ■o % ii VL HIGHLAND S COOPERATIVE you V, >5 ■H 16 ASSOCIATION 16 *8 ■V (located Haag Road south % call 351-7910 on of Miller Road in Jo at IT. Lansing) 19 1,2,3 bedroom townhouses w, V// 24 Br immediate occupancy 27 28 % 29 % 3*% HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT 31 33 34 deep shag 32 From $ 112 $ 165 per month - 36 % 31 Ss kT ABOVE LOCATIONS •Air conditioned 'Unlimited Parking (includes maintence, gas, heat and water) MO % 41 & 43 'Dishwaters 'New Furniture 44 M5 % M6 Membership fee from $335 $400 •Shag Carpeting 'Model Open Daily Call 882-0796 - % 2771 Northwind (Behind the Yankee Store) Call 351-8282 Monday - Friday 10-6 Managed by: Housing Management Service Inc. Southfleld, Michigan 48076 Ml 4. MB % U97J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 30, 1973 7 For Sale 1® dGE lasses OPTICAL SELECTION of frames, ,or everyone. DISCOUNT, 2615 EAST owner, LANSING. bedrooms, 2 year Farwood, by old, custom-built four Nixon urged to compromise home with Eas, Michigan, Lansing. everything. 372-7409. C-1-7-30 Completely landscaped. (continued from page 1) (the missing information) is desirable to give them a committee for "playing too in, that might otherwise be House counsel John W. ~~ Featuring huge redwood deck but said, "I think at this what I think it is, it ought chance to think over what much to the gallery." illegal. Dean III that he told Nixon REFRIGERATOR for and shingled playhouse time there is nothing further not to be used." they have heard so far. of the essential facts ot 351-0836.6-8-6 0, Teac 401 OS. Bruce to say." He said he has not Ehrlichman has said the But Baker noted that the Scott said he agrees with Ervin said he believes Watergate and the cover - up 1^6959. 3-8-3 HASLETT: made up his mind as to how information concerns President has said he will Ehrlichman that the Nixon has a "moral months before the President 3/BEDROOM, Brick ranch, finished basement the issue should be handled. another country and that it make a definitive reply to President has inherent obligation" to produce the has said he obtained such with Franklin Scott said that he has is of a sensitive nature. the testimony after all powers deriving from his requested tapes and knowledge. ©SPEEDS stove. Professionally landscaped. enough information about Baker has said it involves an major witnesses have been responsibilities that would documents. He said the Walking distance to schools, the censored paragraph to activity of the White House heard. He said he would permit him to take actions, issue focuses on the arth cruising machines shopping, country club. be deeply concerned that it vote to continue the such as the Ellsberg break - testimony of former White Public sewers and "plumbers" that has not water. might be disclosed. before been publicized. hearings through the entire best values Phone 339-8583. 6-8-3 "I know that there are Ervin and Baker said no month of August if repair service serious and final decision has been made accessories HERITAGE HILLS Subdivision - 3 years old, five bedroom Colonial, 2% car garage, questions of national security involved at about very grave as to whether the hearings will continue into the necessary to accommodate Nixon. Scott said he believes the Senators ask unit VELOCIPEDE carpeting, drapes, beautiful this time and I would Senate's month long President can settle the peddler suspend aide landscape. 2836 Southwood shudder to think they are 541 E. Grand River Drive, 351-5573. East Price Lansing. being recklessly exposed," August said recess. most of But Baker the seven matter of the tapes out of court with Cox but not with to - $62,500. Scott said. senators the the Ervin committee. downstairs 351-7240 J 5-8-3 on panel are "I don't have the full tired and that a respite in And he criticized some of the members of that WASHINGTON (UPI) - A group of 21 Republican USED VACUUM story," he said. "But if it testimony might be I senators including Michigan Sen. Robert Griffin, asked the Janus Films Presents LEANERS, Tanks, Senate Watergate committee Saturday to suspend its top anisters, and uprights, ALFRED HITCHCOCK ! luaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 nd up. DENNIS FLIGHTS TO Europe. New York - Frankfurt return from Ex- GIs protest conspiracy trial investigator, Carmen Bellino, and to look into charges that he illegally bugged President Nixon's 1960 campaign. GOP National Chairman George Bush earlier this week MYSTERY CLASSICS (ISTRIBUTING COMPANY, $175. Anne Munnich, (continued from page 1) made public three affidavits containing the allegations 16 North Cedar, opposite lity Market. C-7-30 355-7846. 5-7PM. 0-7-30 record speaks for itself. a springtime peace parade in New York decided to form a national group of ex - against Bellino. Bellino denied the charges immediately. THE LADY "We're being accused of doing at home iYNOR PA system. with Two 4/10" what we did in Vietnam and they called us heroes for," said Mussgrave, an ex - Marine. servicemen Southeast Asia. opposed to the war in The 21 senators who asked for Bellino's suspension made their request in a letter to Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D - VANISHES jeakers each. 489-3605 after N.C., chairman of the select Senate committee that is AND "We recognize the sickness and Spokesmen say its membership at one p.m. 5-8-3 investigating the Watergate scandal. FOR stereo QUALITY service equipment, see the STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East on hypocrisy in doing what Vietnam. We're not going to bring that we did in time included 1,500 GIs still in Vietnam. The defendants are VVAW members The letter said that "among other things, the affidavits allege that Mr. Bellino was deeply involved in illegal bugging THE 39 home to Miami Beach." Scott Camil, 26, and Stanley K. Michelson Grand River. C-7-30 Six VVAW members were indicted on conspiracy charges in Tallahassee on July Jr., 23, both of Gainesville; John Kniffen, 25, and William J. Patterson, 24, of Austin, of the presidential campaign of President Nixon in 1960. "Considering the nature of the current investigation by STEPS Wednesday Aug. 1 & 8 IrTEIMS BORN in love - Call PAINTING - PROFESSIONAL - 14, 1972. The two additional defendants Tex.; Peter J. Mahoney, 23, of New York the Select Committee and the position of Mr. Bellino, it lur home, 349-9226, Bill, Like. Quality at reasonable in indictments handed down would seem prudent to conduct an immediate investigation Fairchild Theater Clieryl. 1-7-30 prices by Two Grads. Free were named City, Alton C. Foss, 25, of Hialeah, Fla.; 7 & 9:15 last fall. Donald P. Perdue, 23, of Hollywood, Fla., and to grant leave to Mr. Bellino pending resolution of estimate. Joe, Randy Information 355-6686 332-0845. 3-8-3 The organization was founded in 1967 and VVAW sympathizer John Briggs, 20, these grave charges." |D ENGLISH Sheepdogs, registered, quality when six veterans who marched together in of Gainesville. dlines. Excellent I REPAIR STEREOS, TV'S. Lowest prices, guaranteed tarkings. 838-4451. 5-8-3 abile Homes ^ work, try me. 351-6680. 5-7-30 OPENINGS FOR 5 week Ann Arbor-typical of student vote? summer program starting (contjnued from page 1, day. no council representation. MEXICAN For the student machine - Care Center"353^51^54-1 6 8 6 Arbor Observers of the Ann political scene Republicans, led by Stephenson, have carried to retain the power that elected Colburn and SKY-HIGH Tree Service, postulate a combination of through on many of their Griffiths in 1971, MSU Professional work, low rates, factors that gave rise to the campaign promises, students registered to vote ILCREST 1970, 12'x60\ fully insured, free estimates. Democrat - Human Rights tightening up on public 351-2756.6-8-1 in East Lansing will again ^/bedroom, furnished, 8'x10' debacle and consequent participation at council have to turn out in massive lity shed. Excellent Republican victory last meetings, repealing the numbers — if not on August ldition. Priced to sell. 127-9398 or 355-6540. 3-8-1 ![ Typing Service M spring. Democrats, jealous of the city's liberal ordinance, marijuana directing city 7, at least at the Nov. 6 HRP's 1972 success in two funds away from social general election. And the TERM PAPERS with IBM cjty wards, ran ultra - liberal services, and blocking new bickering between liberals Lost FoundJ|C^J & Selectric. Phone after 5pm, 351-7824. B-12-7-30 can(jjdates in 1973 to usurp legislation on community and radicals that occurred in Ann Arbor and has ^ie vote an(j labeled control of the police and developed in East Lansing FIND SOMETHING? THESES. RESUMES, typing the third party a "spoiler" liberal stands on national will have to be reconciled. vou've found a pet or article and printing. Reasonable that could only contribute issues. bf value, we want to help you prices. COMMERCIAL to a Republican victory. Though voter apathy is RENT A STEREO PRINTING. 337-0712. The Democrats, led by apparent in East Lansing feturn it. Just come into the C-7-30 mayoral candidate Frank this year, with little interest $23.00 per term State News Classified ^Department and tell us that Mogdis, told students to in the upcoming council Free Service $9.50 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, abandon the HRP or risk a u want to place an ad in primary evident, and though and delivery P«r 517-351-561 month tAST LANSING pANK'S found column. As STATE L""1i9.mr.Sri"d Republican victory, which a radical - liberal spilt has NEJAC TV RENTALS ic service EAST a weekends. 373-6726 in fact occurred. developed, several factors 337-1300 weekdays. 0-7-30 But the HRP was equally suggest that the liberal East l-ANSING STATE BANK adamant in rejecting the Lansing council will not go II run the ad at no extra professional ibm spoiler image, telling voters the way of Ann Arbor's dissertation typing, ma that Democrats and council. EAST LANSING STATE BANK C-7-30 ANN Ei«dtu BROWN. *7,"a, NORTH, 351-3487. Typing and Republicans were too much alike, and asking for support if students really wanted a Student voters in East Lansing constitute nearly half of the city's 33,000 Great multilith offset printing, change in city government, registered voters, while in Lakes Near East Fee. Identify. John The progressive split Ann Arbor student voters IUND: Girl's blue coat. Keys. Complete service for Biggs, 353-9570. C-7-30 dissertations, theses, between the Democrats and are outnumbered 2 - 1 manuscripts, general typing, HRP occurred, as predicted, among the city's 75,000 JT: LADIES gold watch. IBM. 23 years experience. and both parties lost to the >lear campus. Sentimental voting residents. Express 349-0850. C-7-30 e. Reward. Phone Republicans, who ran on a Similarly, East Lansing is 13554989. 2-7-30 cnuptetp theses platform of civic pride and not as polarized as Ann °SER VICE' discount printing, fiscal responsibly. Arbor. Many students tend IBM typing and binding Vote tallies in the to be more radical at U-M -all week- these, resumes, publication, citywide mayor's race told than those at* MSU, and Across from campus, corner the story. While Republican homeowners and m.a.c. and Grand River, candidate James Stephenson businessmen are largely below Jones Stationery Shop. won handily with 15,172 more conservative in Ann |UND:-rim WOMEN'S gold, oval, Call copygraph votes, his two opponents Arbor than in East Lansing. glasses. Near SERVICES' 337-1666. together garnered 16,425 in short, the East I museum, English Language Center. 353-0800. C-3-7-30 _5l7l_ EXPERIENCED ibm typing. votes. Council ward contests Lansing voting rolls are far more populated by liberal Sweet, Sweet Comfort Dissertations. (Pica - Elite), followed the same pattern, University students and I^nGfiOveWwhite shephardryjr Melvin." Call 337-0880. 3-7-30 fayann, 489-0358. C-7-30 pxpfrienced Pica Elite. ibm typing, 1331 East Democrats incumbent seats, and the HRP could not even elect a lost two faculty than the Ann Arbor rolls are. East Lansing's at - large -Tuesday Nites- Kalamazoo. Call 489-1058. candidate in the first and voting system is also far tabby cat, injured tail. g.g.3 second wards, where it had more conducive to IUND: SMAL female silver 7-22-73. 355-9334. C-3-7-30 been SUCCessful in 1972. proportional representation — professional ibm typing The HRP was injured by of different community (Pica - Elite). 11 vears 'UND: WOMANS Glasses, jnternal disputes. Student constituencies than is Ann brown frame. Near Shaw Lane. 482-6798. C-3-7-30 7.30 apathy kept voters who had Arbor's ward structure, elected HRP candidates where district boundaries crossroads at the cycle I lrfTl Jerry DeGrieck and Nancy can be drawn in such away Transportation gJg ' Wechsler in 1972 at home in by the party in power that Personal j£\ •— 11 jarge numbers on election minority groups get little or eio abbott east lansing |B0ARD EXAM TUTORING WARM LIBERATED female for companionship to ///^ IT'S WHAT'S 517 33S-4Q81 KAPLAN TUTORING Yellowstone National Park. COURSES lo-s mon/9at w Leaving about 7-30, return being formed for the about 8-10. Rob, 351-7466 noon-bsun E£r-<7T |ming LSAT, ill MCAT, DAT after 6PM. 2-7-30 srd exams. For GIRL WANTS companion, DOONESBURY bv Garry Trudeau 313-354-0085. 0-7-30 preferably female, to travel Announcements for It's John's Student Center. Teaching 4. California'111' to western Canada. Cheap. What's Happening must be an(j requests. SO HOW'S Iormatlon cal THE TK/AL'S 5. Christmas EE ...A lesson in 351-5589 3-8-1 received in the State News complexion office, 341 Student Services Robert F. Williams will speak YEAH I'VE BEEN TOMORROW, IT LOOh, G. Ridicule Ca" 484-4519 East TRYING TO REACH HOME J HARRIS. WYE COUNSELOR7 Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two at 8 p.m. today at the Mount YOU MUST 1 Sulk Michigan or 485-7197 60T PRECIOUS DO 1 STAND .»< days before publication. Zion Baptist Church, 1317 ZONKER BE MY YOU ALL U/EEK ONLY JUST Massachusens class 8. 9 cape Hush-hush Lansmg Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Wanted Si No announcements accepted by phone. will be Ballard St., Lansing. HARRIS7 u ATTORNEY / IMPE HAVE YOU BEEN7 CHECKED IN TODAY UTTLe TIME TO PREPARE ANY CHANCE AT ALL? MM 1 SUYEU, \ STUDIOS' I A CASE. 10. Sightseeing C-7-30 Free U now has a self - rap Gays over 21. An informal session every Saturday ^ ^ DON'T FORGET blood comes defense class for women which evening. For time and place call s) Can We understand, only from people. will meet once a week for 3 to 4 351-3815. rn' us- PREGNANCY Professional donors hours, beginning at 7 p.m. 17 21 Russian"0'I .pr'll 0-7-30 UNG' 372-1560- compensated. MICHIGAN Thursday in 301 Agriculture Transcendental Meditation as | gfjlsi COMMUNITY BLOOD Hall. taught by Maharishi Mahesh n Monetary » Yogi. Introductory lectures at 4 resources CENTER. 337-7183. Hours -"■"-W it l=lr •R YOUR If you have a skill, talent, and 8 p.m. Tuesday in 102 b 25 Toilet case health needs; the Monday, Thursday and hobby, etc. and would like to Wells Hall. Ship's jail if Friday 9-4:30pm Tuesday , 26 27 Embrace r?,?1,ple,e gulliver Pharmacy - and Wednesday 12-6pm. share it. Free U needs people to state drugs. teach blues harp, auto The MSU Alumni Assn. is I 28. Prohibiten _^±.30 mechanics, ceramics and dance. hosting an open house from 3 to 30 Boy's 5 p.m. on Tuesday in the Union nickname NUDE MODELS wanted. Apply Beginning German through Green Room to honor Robert 32 friendship Real Estate Michigan Adult Book Store. I PON'T \ STOP CALLING U)Hf 00 THE'*' MAKE THE 34. Wet 35. Hit jjj 489-8458. 10-8-10 poetry and short story. 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays next to the Free U office. Shackleton who University after is 25 leaving the become executive director of years to M*E0All \ IM>ER?TANP ME'£!(?; ANP 1 BELT ONE! HANDLES SO 016, SIR? 37. Furnace 38. Tipster ^IbMU o R0AD- B«h. Yoga - massage or the healing the Florida Alumni Assn. State University EXPRESSIONS, SIR.. 41. Number «■ Lobbyil ae0'ox,mately° • Two ™ acres™ of art of hands will meet at Tuesday in the 7 p.m. Union Green Learn how to build a 28 - 46. family ^ I fireplaces, 20' x Room. foot sailboat at 259 Durand St. HAPPINESS ISA Come and and help weekends I «50% r0H "d B!,/immin9 pool. and evenings. Call Tony Lush STATE NEWS AD. II h°ld Jand land°Wn' 0vVn9r wiM contract. Phnr.o The F.ast Lansing Dancers invite everyone to join Folk who is willing to share his skills IT WORKS! 355-8255 with you. us at 8 p.m. every Tuesday at St. g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan sftfe pkoujft WITH TEAMSTERS, GROWERS Chavez relates UFW fight 211 E. Grand River By trisha kane "It is now illegal for one Since 1965, the UFW support," Cnavez said. "It is packers are striking," picketer to stand closer than union of the AFL—CIO has now harvesting season for Chavez said. "This is hitting Michigan rallies to 100 feet from another been struggling to organize grapes in the tri - county the grower hard, because Next to the Sportsmeister support the United Farm picketer," he said, "and it is Southwest lettuce and grape and about 70 per cent is when he usually Workers (UFW) are area, of the workers there now Mon. Sat. 9 - 6 illegal to use vocal migrant workers. More than are makes his money." important because the state amplifiers for more than an 50 supervised elections have striking." Michigan has been a is industrial with strong The He stated / 99c hour. red and black shown that the workers that successful support CIGARETTES many strong, labor ties, Cesar Chavez told an emotional audience in a rally on the MSU campus. UFW flag that strikers wave at workers in the field to favor the UFW, Chavez said, but on April 14, when 36 three growers are having trouble selling improperly packaged, damaged grapes. "The area for migrant workers' rights, he said. He added 3 PK signal them to come and - year contracts that the boycott is locally Chavez said that the Teamsters scab labor is A&P store Limit 3 join the strike is now expired, 34 of the growers' aimed at the striking UFW in California illegal," Chavez said, "if it is industries secretly signed packing while the best because it is a well - known (Coupon) has Expires August 5, 1973 pledged to violate larger than 18 square contracts with the national chain and the cause East Lansing Store Only injunctions issued in Fresno inches." Teamsters. is national. County to prevent the UFW He explained that the He explained that the Young gains "Small grocers also sell 10 /ooff from picketing. current current strike differs from migrant workers' non union lettuce," Chavez Emotions ran high as hundreds sang "Solidarity Forever" when Chavez strike and boycott is aimed at Western the alliance Conference of the of that of three years ?go because, instead of fighting endorsement said, "but they share the same problems with large OUR DISCOUNT PRICE an employer, the workers industries that we do." entered Wells Hall to speak before a capacity crowd of Teamsters with the growers of lettuce and grapes. are now up against the biggest union in the of 19 senators He stated that strikers are demanding a the ON KODAK FILM By UNITED PRESS PROCESSING & DEVELOPING supporters Thursday. "We are demanding an country. jury trial for each worker He urged tnat all support election to choose which Chavez said that workers INTERNATIONAL arrested. Chavez said the the nonviolent protest of union is going to represent are urging U.S. Atty. Gen. Half of the membership expense of transporting No Limit the strikers by boycotting i's," Chavez said, "because Elliott Richardson to of the workers from the field to (Coupon) Michigan Senate Expires August 5, 1973 grapes and lettuce harvested the growers signed a investigate the Thursday signed a statement jail, to court for East Lansing Store Only by non union workers. contract with the Teamsters 'conspiratorial' contract endorsing Sen. Coleman arraignment, and then back Chavez related to the without our knowledge and agreements and the resulting to jail is paid for by the Young, D - Detroit, in his 8 TRACK TAPES 2.29 crowd that nearly 7,000 totally against our will." 'coincidental' California workers' taxes. campaign for mayor of pickets had been arrested in He stressed that it is injunctions against pickets. Detroit. "This injustice is what Frisco, Kern, and Tulare always up to the majority of Chavez said that workers The 19 senators, divided we are hoping to end," he counties in California. workers to decide which suspect an agreement was into 12 Democrats and said. No Limit The injunctions are a union will best made (Coupon) represent whereby the seven Republicans, "heartily Jails are full for over 200 Expires August 5, 1973 direct violation of the them. "Why farm Teamsters promised growers miles in the area, Chavez are and unequivocally" East Lansing Store Only strikers' constitutional workers denied this right?" to discourage and control endorsed Young in said, and more than 1800 rights, Chavez said. Chavez said. strikes. "recognition of the messages from strike NEW RELEASES 2.99 The growers, who Chavez sympathizers have been important interrelationship Men's IM called "lords controlling all that lives and grows," and interdependence of wired to California officials of the three counties, urging Michigan's largest city and claimed that they could no New recreational facilities well as off an aluminum longer deal with the state government." The statement said they them to "let my people go." CAT STEVENS FOREIGNER Chavez told of 36 for campus participants court surface. Rules and workers' demands and have been introduced with scoring are similar to tennis signed a 'sweetheart' endorsed Young because of "the necessity of Detroit's bleeding pickets who knelt JETHRO TULL A PASSION PLAY and prayed after a severe the addition of two new and are posted on the court. contract with the chief executive to be a physical beating by platform paddle tennis For further information call the Men's IM Building Teamsters, he said. positive force in restoring Teamsters. He stressed that THE SYLVERS II courts on east campus. "The growers were that city to its rightful the strikers wold rather Paddles end balls for the at 355-5250. unique sport are available at certain that a second position of strength in the boycott and fast than resort ROD STEWART SING IT AGAIN ROD boycott would have no community." to violence. the intramural supply room. ROBERT B. KANE urr RETAIL PRICE ON ALL POLAROID is ■ifl% The ju/o (IFF game a MSU BOOTERY S EXPANSION 541 East Grand River combination of tennis and & F0ST[R GRANT SUNGLASSES 351-8932 paddleball where the ball is played off screen walls as SALE IS ON Limit 2 rentat.v7 i ^i, i (Coupon) Expires August 5, 1973 East Lansing Store Only ■ Free $23.00 per term Save 1/3 to 1/2 off RETAIL PRICE ON ALL Service - Per . 30% JU/o OFF , land delivery ' fnonth J \nejac tv rentals J Boots, Shoes, Sandals, & Clogs! Ufr 337-1300 No Limit (Coupon) POSTERS FAMOUS M.S.U. res August 5, 1973 PIZZA For liw BOOTERY ALLEREST TAMPAX CUTEX 225 E. Grand River NAIL POLISH REMOVED FAMOUS For 24's s$*y^ 4°'s Qflc w GRINDERS Reg. 1.49 Of Reg. 1.93 JJJJ Reg. .59 UU Limit 1 Limit 1 Limit 1 BELLS (Coupon) Expires August 5, 1973 East Lansing Store Only (Coupon) Expires August 5, 1973 East Lansing Store Only (Coupon) Expires August 5, 1973 East Lansing Store Only PIZZA FIDELITY UNION 225IV..A.C. AVENUE LIFE INSURANCE MYADEC RIGHT-GUARD TECHMATIC 332-5027 COMPANY HIGH POTENCY DEODORANT VITAMIN ADJUSTABLE BAND 2 FOR 1 30's MC 4 oz. fi]c Reg. 1.99 WW Reg. .89 Reg. 1.10 Ul Limit 1 Limit 1 Limit 1 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires August 5, 1973 Expires August 5, 1973 Expires August 5, 1973 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansina Store Only_ JOHNSON'S SALLY HANSEN BABY HARD AS CRICKET m LIGHTER SHAMPOO NAILS TIFFANY PLACE 1.55 «... 36c Reg. 1.49 qgc ||W GOOD FOOD Limit 1 Limit 1 Limit 1 (Coupon) AND DRINK Expires August 5, 1973 (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires August 5, 1973 Expires August 5, 1973 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Onlv GREEK & AMERICAN FAVORITES SOPER CORE!S 77c MAGIC I 1(> I Mich. I rcc I s " " Limit 1 (Coupon) CUBES-j ])] Expires August 5, 1973 OFTEN COPIED ... BUT NEVER EQUALED East Lansing Store Only TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION KODAK FILM as taught by CX-126-12 89° CX-126-20 1.19 C-110-12 89c maharishi mahesh Limit 1 yogi (Coupon) I Expires August 5, 1973 j The teaching is as ancient as mankind, universal in its application and anyone who incorporates it JulySO-AugA POLAROID FILM 2.99 into his daily routine can enjoy maximum effectiveness and development to an evolved state of life. TYPE 88 Limit 1 TYPE 108 3.79 (Coupon) 1 Expires August 5, 1973 J INTRODUCTORY LECTURE The STABLES CREST™"*™491 PAPER PLATES tf (last intro lectures at MSU until fall term) TOMORROW, July 31 B-102 Wells Hall, 4:00 & 8:00 p.m. 8.75 oz. Limit 1 1100 Count Limit 1 Students International Meditation Society Reg. 1.09 (Coupon) Expires August 5, 1973 iReg. .75 (Coupon)_ 351-7729 East Lansing Store Oniu