,h€ uN^y michigan Volume 66 Number 22 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 13, 1973 Colburn expected to quit city councilman position By JIM BUSH the remaining iwo years brother's council term, the of his Brookover, Sharp and Wilcox all had have speculated that 'Colburn, who sources no comment on Colburn's possible has taught State News Staff Writer said. college level history, East Lansing City Councilman resignation. journalism and American thought and Neal Colbum Sunday confirmed Griffiths could not be reached for George A. Colburn, whose political those reports, but added that he language classes, served as a political was comment. future has been a topic of speculation analyst for Democrats in the Michigan since his election to council in speaking from his own conclusions. Political observers in East 1971, "I haven't seen my brother in 11 Lansing Legislature will apparently resign his council seat days," Neal Colbum said. "But I know within six weeks. he's looking for a job out of town. It Colburn's brother, Neal, confirmed seems a certainty to me that he will Sunday that he expected Colburn to resign." resign within 30 - 45 days to accept a Neal newspaper job in Chicago or an Colbum, who acknowledged that he had been drinking at the administrative position at an East Coast university. Tuesday party and was speaking Neal Colburn stressed that he was freely, said he regretted commenting on his brother's future. concluding on his own that his brother "I feel a bit mollified I made my would resign but added, "I know he's been conclusions known," he said, adding interviewing all over the place for that he received a letter from his a job. It's only a matter of time until brother last he resigns." week after he had announced that George would resign Colburn, 35, who is currently his council seat. unemployed, with George Griffiths rode a crest of student support in his "George said he was disappointed election to council in November 1971, that the possibility of his resigning had leaked out," he said. was vacationing at Walloon Lake in Should Colburn resign, a successor northern Michigan and could not be to complete the rest of his four • year reached for comment Sunday. term through November 1975, would However, he was quoted in a be appointed Lansing newspaper Sunday as saying by the remaining four he was considering "several career council members. Since 1973 is an election year in opportunities" and would decide East Lansing, the timing of Colburn's within August on his future. expected resignation is significant. If Neal Colburn, who unsuccessfully he resigns before Nov. 6, his successor sought election to the post of Ingham will be appointed by the current County clerk in 1972, first indicated council. However, if he resigns after Colburn may resign his brother would resign at the the November election, a new council Margaret McNeil - Nelson Brown will select his replacement. East Lansing Councilman George Colburn, who has served less victory party at 426 M.A.C. Avenue The council positions of Mary than two years cf his four - year term, is expected to resign Tuesday, according to sources in the Sharp and Robert Wilcox will be from the council within 30 to 45 days, according to his brother Brown McNeil campaign. - vacant in November. Sharp is seeking Meal Colburn. Colburn could not be reached Sunday to Pagoda Neal Colburn also said at the that he hoped to be party appointed to serve re-election. Wilcox is not. Incumbent council members Wilbur confirm his brother's statement made at a party Tuesday. State News photo by C.L. Michaels A sarong - clad Cambodian soldier cleans a U.S. - made grenade launcher recently in a pagoda at a village on the southeastern | outskirts of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. AP Wirephoto SAID UNDER INVESTIGATION New attacks Agnew campaign donors told (C) Washington Star-News A Star News - study of the president that he is under investigation from contractors doing state and opened WASHINGTON - Vice President records copies of which were for possible bribery, extortion, federal business is quite naive." up on Penh Spiro T. Agnew's Maryland campaign obtained before the subpena was conspiracy and income tax law finance reports, subpenaed Friday by issued, show repeated contributions to violations. There is no legal prohibition against U.S. Attorney George Beall in Agnew campaigns from at least two Agnew has vigorously denounced corporate contributions in Maryland Baltimore, show a pattern of central figures in the probe — Lester any charges of wrong - doing against elections. Phnom contributions from persons known to Matz and J. Walter Jones. him as "damned lies." be under investigation in connection Almost all the donations appear to Among those who have contributed with alleged kickbacks and bribes. be in accord with election laws then in During a nationally televised news heavily to Agnew's state and federal conference last week, Agnew was campaigns: The Agnew records, covering his effect. The U.S. attorney's office has asked if his •Lester Matz, a partner in Matz, 1966 gubernatorial campaign and his refused to say whether it has linked campaign reports include Childs and Associates, of Baltimore, a PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) Cambodian people to the vice presidential races in 1968 and the contributions to "gifts from contractors in the State of I - U.S. warplanes, flying some last Communists." allegations that Maryland." prominent consulting engineering firm 1972, show that consulting engineers, apparently have been made against that has worked I missions before the congressional Associated Press reporter Matt on the widening of architects and other contractors doing Agnew, even though the subpenaed "I would suspect they do," Agnew the John F. I bombing cutoff, bracketed Phnom Franjola said government artillery business with the state contributed Kennedy memorial I Penh with bombs Sunday in dawn - and sporadic machinegun fire broke campaign records are to be presented replied, "because anyone that's been highway and construction of significant sums of money. Many, it is to the grand jury I to dusk raids that jolted the city. • out less than one mile from the Thursday. around the political scene in the approaches to the Baltimore harbor known, also helped raise campaign Beall, in an Aug. 1 letter to one of United States who would expect that tunnel. 1 While attention focused on the premier while he sat and sipped tea funds from others. Agnew's lawyers, notified the vice campaign contributions don't (continued I fate of this refugee - swollen capital near the market of Prek Pnou come on page 7) I of IV, million, Communist forces village on the Mekong River nine I opened a new attack to the north miles north of Phnom Penh. 1 along the key road junction of In Tam said government troops IN TEXAS MURDER CASE I Highways 6 and 7. They besieged can protect the people after the I the district capital of Skoun with American bombing halt Wednesday I heavy Attorney but "we must be careful about the sub attacks that forced I I government troops to some positions. The move abandon appeared aimed at enemy trying to build weapons caches and trying to infiltrate the city." to I strangling the provincial capitals of 1 Kompong Cham I Thorn, already cut off on the and Kompong There are reports of rebel sniper units already in the city. Col. Am Rong, chief spokesman for psychiatric I northern front. Sl'oun is 48 miles for the Cambodian command, I northeast of Phnom Penh. HOUSTON (AP) — The lawyer for one of two youths Henley has said he shot to death Wednesday morning the reported several caches of weapons I Asked have been uncovered in the city and charged with murder in connection with a alleged key figure in the case, Dean Allen Corll, 33. Henley about the Wednesday I homosexual torture killing case said Sunday he will ask for - and Brooks have told police a bombing deadline, Cambodian more than 20 Chinese have been a psychiatric hearing for his client. story of three years of I Premier In Tam said, "The end of arrested for hiding weapons in their procuring, homosexual rape, murder and secret burials in a The request, to be made on Monday, will come as the Houston boat shed, a Gulf Coast beach near I the U.S. bombing is not a big homes. He said the Chinese were High. Island and search resumes along a narrow in the piney woods at Lake Sam I matter because President Nixon under what he termed Communist strip of beach for additional Rayburn in East Texas. bodies. The number of victims now stands at 23. I said he will influence. help our republic Charles Melder, attorney for Elmer Wayne Henley, 17, Seventeen bodies have been recovered at the boat shed, I forever." In Tam said the government has said he would ask State District Court four at Lake Sam Rayburn. and two near Judge George Walker High Island. Talking to newsmen during a no plans to evacuate Phnom Penh if at a hearing Monday to set a time and Tides, sightseers and lack of progress terminated the I visit to the northern defense the place for Henley to line, In city is attacked. be examined by a island search Friday. I lam declared it would be a loss of "If the psychiatrist of the youth's choice. fighting comes near mv Melder also wants Walker to prohibit police from further Sheriff Louis Otter of Chambers I 'ace for the American house, I will go out to the bunkers County said he people if the questioning of Henley, who is charged with five counts of expected additional bodies to be discovered. I Americans abandoned Cambodia and fight with the troops," he said, I and "delivered the murder, except in his attorney's presence. "There are supposed to be two in one liberty of the (continued on page 7) Also charged with one murder count grave that we js David Owen haven't found," Otter said. "There may be four or six Brooks, 18. bodies left to recover." Inside Monday Cox to argue executive °V DONALD M. ROTHBERG rights •Lansing Community president's legal responsibilities. subpena demanding that Nixon give president to obey an order. He cautioned, however, that "none College paces local trends in w.CIITAssociated Press •President Nixon waived any claim the Watergate grand jury the tapes of The Nixon brief also denied the of us should make assumptions about higher education. Page 8 Brolf INGT0N ~ Watergate special , to executive privilege for the tapes of nine presidential conversations in which President waived his right to assert what the tapes will show." ■ourt» jf Archibald Cox goes into Watergate - related conversations when the scandal allegedly was discussed. executive privilege when he allowed Even tu to argue that no man> not he let aides describe the meetings and Cox issued his subpena July 23. his aides to testify about the meetings. Cox earlier had requested the tapes •SIM board rejects quota Itatoc • president of the United when he permitted former White Three days later, the President in a letter to J. Fred Buzhardt, special bid. Page 5 I Th'lsabovethe law. House staff chief H. R. Haldeman to informed him he would not turn over When Cox issued his subpena, he White House counsel, in which he l^me in'iK08^8'" to be a Princ'Pal listen to two of the tapes after the tapes and Cox immediately went said he had concluded that "any argued that "furnishing the tapes in listrict Court ^ C°X W,U hand U'S' Haldeman had resigned. •Contrary to the White House to Sirica and asked him to order Nixon blanket claim of privilege to withhold aid of an investigation into charges of Outside Monday I LCo* r 1EDT"also contention that the courts lack the authority to compel a president to do to obey the subpena. this evidence from a grand without legal foundation." jury is criminal conspiracy plainly raises none of the separation - of - powers issues" likely to emphasize Last which the White House said were points: Tuesday, White House anything, Cox can be expected to lawyers responded with a long written The prosecutor emphasized that involved in furnishing presidential The National Weather Iresidp!? .is no question that a argue that the courts have an historic role in defining the legal duties and argument in which they contended the "the tapes are evidence bearing documents to the Senate Watergate Service forecasts fair to partly tertain „ a r'ght to withhold courts and presidency are co-equal directly upon whether there were Committee. ;ecutivoPe.rsonal files relating to responsibilities of the executive. branches of criminal cloudy skies Monday and government under the 2?a PPly when it conflicts with dfisions. But that right a Cox forecast his arguments in his statement announcing he had issued a Constitution, and therefore, the courts conspiracies, including a conspiracy to obstruct justice, among Cox is certain to cite the landmark Tuesday with highs near 80. lack the authority to compel a high government officials." (continued on page 7) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 13 1973 \ MSU OfFKE GIVES STATISIKS news Report cites stude summary By TERIALBRECHT State News Staff Writer Students, in terms of Last fall term 44,409 students were enrolled in University programs, the figure which is most often quoted numbers at MSU, are as the average campus enrollment per term. But another figure, the actual head count total of Medicine (142), James Madison (89), Natural * decreasing. students on campus during 1972-73 was reported as The colleges which conferred less degrees than Statistics for enrollment, credit hours and the number of d, annual degress conferred in 1972 are down from past years, 58,391. This number represents a drop from 59,647 in previous years are colleges of Arts and Letters n n?,"* iess (1,125, the fewest since according to an annual report sent out last week by the 1971, a fact which officials say reflects a nationwide trend 1965), Communis Search for boy continues registrar's office. of a slower pace in university growth. (521), Education (2,450, the least since lE ! Justin Morrill, (118, the least since its first The report also shows that for the first time in 10 years year in 19671" more women were admitted to MSU last year than men, The analysts noted that the college enrollments with 3,526 or 51 per cent of the total women admitted as degree quotas reflect a nationwide trend away from the A state police sergeant said Sunday the repeated cries of distress broadcast by a little boy calling himself Larry probably was a hoax. But he said Royal to opposed to 3,366 men or 49 per cent. The number of men still retains an edge over women in the number of transfer, readmitted and returning students. arts into the more technical and professional In addition, total credit hours for last year are Hm. 1,755,371, the lowest fields since 1967. The most hou* , Though the number of students coming and going has instruction for the past 10 years were recorded in iL°n indigency officials could take no chances and the search dropped slightly, there is noted internal shuffling within with 1,803,556. 1969 continued for the source of the cries. individual colleges. The figures given for the annual number The report also researched figures for the number of of degrees conferred reflect this trend. - of state students and foreign students State police and the civil Air Patrol units • studying at vr«n Convicted war protester filed last week with The colleges which graduated an increased number of The 4,943 out - of - state students, 11.9 combed the Rio Grande Valley and the Manzano per cent, reprew John Royal will return to Ingham County Circuit students over the past 10 years are the colleges of a steady decline as the least number during the LmI Mountains southeast of Albuquerque. There were Court Judge Marvin J. Agriculture and Natural Resources (769), Lyman Briggs years. The 1,095 foreign students 2.7 per cent represent tk Lansing from Detroit Aug. no new clues or contacts. 27 to defend his petition of Salmon. (88), Engineering, (546), Human Ecology (542), Human least enrollment in seven years. The incident started Tuesday night with a indigency against opposition Royal's former attorney, from the Ingham County Kenneth Mogill of Detroit, report from a California citizens band radio received little pay for his operator who said a young boy's voice was for help, saying he was in New Mexico. The report calling prosecutor's office. to Royal, who is attempting overturn his conviction earlier defense of Royal. He has left the case at the SN board refuses proposal said the voice indicated his father had fallen over for impeding an officer in request of the Detroit dead in their pickup truck. the line of duty during a Lawyer's Guild because he to set up quotas of minorities 1972 antiwar demonstration became involved with the at MSU, said he defense for 60 Attica no longer has funds to retain a legal prisoners in conjunction counsel. with New York attorneys. The State News Board of Directors Friday refused to Williams also said he was not demanding tokenism. "I'i Royal's petition Royal said Mogill consider a proposal that would have established a quota of not interested in the methods, I'm interested in results,"he No settlement reached recommended a group of minority students in each newspaper department and said. young area lawyers who assured that at least one black student was always Beth Masalkoski, advertising manager, said that she specialize in handling represented on the board of directors. hires people solely on ability. appellate cases. Roland Williams, student member of the corporation "I think to hire anyone on any other basis than ability Striking workers at the Chrysler Corp.'s Detroit Royal received two board, made the proposals because he was concerned that would be a disservice to the State News," Masalkoski said, years' probation from there were no minorities in positions of authority on the She added that of the three people she has hired since Forge Plant met with top union officials for more newspaper, particularly in the news office. assuming her position in May, two have been black women. Salmon in June, but he is than two hours Sunday, but failed to reach an "If you have nothing but whites on the board they Bill Whiting, editor - in - chief, said he estimated still convinced that he can agreement to end the five - day wildcat walkout. get the conviction reversed perpetuate a white attitude that can misunderstand black between 8 and 12 Der cent of all State News employes About half of the more than 500 members of attitudes and ideas," Williams said. "There should be as any given year were minorities, though he has been unable much opportunity for cross cultural attitudes as possible to United Auto Workers Local 47 attending the to file a formal appeal. Williams' proposal failed for lack of a second. be present and discussed." In other meeting indicated they would not comply with a action, Blair Whitney, acting as chairman of the board, brought up a proposal that board members be paid a federal court order to return to work Monday. total of $25 for each meeting they attend. U.S. District Court Judge Cornelia Kennedy ordered the strikers Saturday to return to work. SPAGHETTI? "I was asked by chairman Vic Spaniolo, before he had to leave that this proposal be brought up," Whitney said. Chrysler officials had warned that the shutdown However, other board members said they thought that it was about to cripple the entire firm because of a all you can eat would be inappropriate for board members to be paid for their activities, so the motion failed. shortage of parts produced at the forge plant. Board members are currently reimbursed for expenses Kennedy said her ruling did not affect a federal incurred for travel to board meetings. law that allows an individual employe to refuse to work if conditions are unsafe. The strike } RENT A STEREO began Tuesday night over health and safety only $23.00 per term Try breaking something conditions at the plant. Free Service $9.50 in instead of wearing 50 and delivery it out. $1 LNEJACTV RENTALS month The Leather Shop on M.A.C. 337-1300 Gas cutbacks threatened Gasoline station operators in southeast Michigan have threatened to sharply cutback fuel sales if Phase 4 price controls are enforced at their pumps Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. beginning next Sunday. 351-1440 The Automobile Club of Michigan reported that a survey of 40 major brand stations in southeast MONDAY NIGHT • TONIGHT! 3121 E. Grand River Michigan found that 40 per cent indicated they would stop selling gas under the economic controls. The Auto Club said the other 60 per cent, mostly stations doing repair work, indicated they M.S.U. BOOTERY'S would remain open, but some with reduced services. EXPANSION SALE Men's Women's They said gasoline operators were upset with Dingo Boots Shoes the date picked by President Nixon to set Phase 4 pump prices. Nixon chose Jan. 10 to set the level for gasoline prices - a time when most stations $16» $C^90 and up were in the midst of a price war. values to $32 dress and casual styles values to $27 These are Great Back 18-year-old is candidate to School Buys. Robert Dickerson announced Friday he's a Republican candidate for the Michigan House of M.S.U. Representatives and claimed he is the youngest legislative candidate in the nation. He is 18. Dickerson is seeking the House seat from the 26th District now held by a=.. Fri. til 8 BOOTERY 225 E. Grand River Kirby Holmes, also a Republican. The primary election is more than a year away Girls: I! you can and Dickerson will be 20 by that time. r3 type, LBU can make "I'm running on the Republican ticket," said Dickerson, "but I don't suppose that really means you employable in I'm a Republican. 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Wednesday p BARNES-HIND WETTING SOLUTION N Choose from our large selection of : Trivia Night n 2 oz. ★ Mat Colors with s REG $1.69 *1.07 Sam Spiegel u (Coupon) ★ Posters & Prints Expires Aug. 19, 1973 or bring in your own 8:30-11:30 S East Lansing Store Only Your mat will be ready in 2 days y Thursday Mark and Susan Proulx y 10% OFF Student Book S< More Folk and Modern Music OUR DISCOUNT PRICE ON KODAK FILM Plus our PROCESSING & DEVELOPING Pitcher Special (Coupon) Expires Aug. 19, 1973 Call 3711752 East Lansing Store Only EDITORIALS Meridian pornogra an attempt to The Meridian Township Outdoor pornographic movies to dictate a community's moral trustees soon may have the would also be prohibited. That and ethical standards. dubious distinction of being one means the Crest Drive - in of the first local units of Theater had better stick to The proposed Meridian government in tne country to showing R - rated blood baths Township ordinance is a serious and shy away from the likes of blunder; pornography and pass anti - smut legislation based on the new Supreme Court "Deep Throat." sexually explicit materials will not be cured by hiding them community.guidelines. And if the township trustees Township attorney Theodore under a bookstore's shelves. Swift has hailed the ordinance as Hopefully, the township do vote to put pornography into back rooms or under the a step in the right direction, but trustees will have enough sense counter, they will be guilty of actually it is more of a flying on Aug. 21 to veto the plan trying to make others conform leap into the past. The ordinance instead of trying to interfere in PITY ABOUT THAT VILLAGE YOU BOMBED IN ERROR—NOW, IF YOU'LL JUST FALSIFY to their narrow interpretation of IS a serious infringement on what basically is a personal PAPERS ...» Tu«. IMES* what material is obscene. person's constitutional right to decision. The ordinance the trustees are read or view tne material of his :hoice. considering seeks not to curtail the sale of sexually explicit There is little moral ground COMMENTARY material but to bide it. for a governing body to fashion a Shopkeepers would not be ruie designed to "protect" the Bombing for 'durable allowed to place pornographic citizen against literature or materials on public display, but movies offensivt to those who instead would be required to temporarily occupy the seats of place obscene books, magazines the mighty. What is obscene or a peace By ANTHONY LEWIS support to the coud that or other subjects face down or in Douglas removed that stay, thus Kissinger said originally that the depot pornographic is a relative term, (c) New York Times putting into immediate effect an Sihanouk and shattered Cambod an area away from general public bombing was essential because delicate but all too often those who WASHINGTON - Why is the injunction against the bombing — until contacts looking to a Cambodian relatively peaceful neutrality view. control political power attempt United States bombing Cambodia? his colleagues in turn overruled him. - settlement were underway. And indeed American agents did That is the question we ought to be not a# He said he was not deciding the merits bombing kept the pressure on for in the coup. He invaded asking in these last days before the of the matter. Just as any judge would Cambodii agreement. Neither side in Cambodia 1970. He has bombed it Aug. 15 bombing cutoff fixed by hold up a prisoner's execution to hear has shown any interest in talking to again now Congress. Unfortunately, attention has the appeal, he said, he would act to months, in gross violation of the the other. Prince Sihanouk made his Nixon must been distracted from the real question by an unseemly flurry in the Supreme Court. prevent the deaths of Cambodian peasants or American flyers. feelings insultingly clear by arranging to be away in North Korea during a can Why? Because bombing js Richard Nixon and think to do in their Henry Kissii But the analogy fails. Douglas was planned Kissinger visit to Peking. frustration At this point in time President raised as many questions as they not just preserving the status quo, as in The other day the President, in an may not have any significant polit answered or disguised the fiasco effect in Cambodia. It evid Nixon can no longer aftord to On the ordinary capital case. He was attempt to blame Congress for July 25 cannot preserve the Lon play games of deception with the under the cloak of national Orrin Judd of the effectively deciding the merits of great whatever may happen in Indochina, constitutional issues — the President's attacked the Aug. 15 bombing cutoff government. At this point it « American public. He owes the security. Now is the time for Federal District produce any effects except u Court in Brooklyn war - making power and the authority as "Abandonment of a friend." He country a complete, detailed Nixon to answer all the death and destruction. of the courts to regulate it. However assured "the brave and beleageured held the bombing The explanation of the Watergate questions. much one credits him for courage and Cambodian people" that he would truth they have not unconstitutional. affair and must address himself Nixon has in his possession sincerity of feeling, his opinion was "continue to work for a durable recognized is that "durable peace' Cambodia and elsewhere in Indoch to the truth in his lonu - awaited the best evidence to dispel the A court of appeals utterly unpersuasive. peace." cloud of suspicion lingering over Well, the poor neople of Cambodia can come only when the United Sti response to the Watergate panel thereupon Why does the U.S. government gives up its fateful pretensions his head. The President must have had a fair taste of Richard hearings. stayed Judd's want to bomb right up to the power there. The cruelty and decision until it Nixon's friendship, enough for a The President spent the make the tapes of conversations congressional deadline? absurdity of American policy will u, could review the lifetime. He bombed their country for be dramatized by two last weekend at his Camp David with John Dean III public days of boni case. President Nixon and Henry 14 months in secret. He gave quick for the sake of bombing. retreat preparing a statement on or turn them over to the Senate the Watergate affair. He is Select Committee on Presidential expected to make a mid - week, Campaign Practices. If the JOHN W. LINDSTROM nationally televised speech that tapes remain secret, will, hopefully, satisfy the public continued doubt will be cast on on a fairly simple question: Did the President's involvement Why in Nixon the break know part in the cover Now - in advance in and did he take - up? about Wntersate. Nixon's speech this week is crucial: He must tell the whole not a trim more than ever the story as he knows it or forever President must speak the truth. lose his chance to regain \it Wm public For several months the if there the students these His earlier Watergate statements confidence. now I've been many students who suffer bad were reading days the students are i trying to convince the solons that run effects from final exams. would wait for those days and then do inconveniences. this rag to come out editorially all their studying. Maybe some would, endorsing a switchover from MSU's Another thing, a trimester system but most students do crack the books, present four - quarter system to a Finally if we went to a triir would probably create several reading albeit often on an irregular schedule, trimester system. system we would get out of days before the start of finals for during the term. Those reading days earlier in the year, sometime ar But, thus far the editors won't even students to fully prepare themselves then would allow them to finish all consider my suggestion. They all say early May probably, which would' for the exams. This makes far more their tney don't want a trimester system, studying before the exam. us a better shot at summer jobs. sense than ending the term on Friday mutter something about a shorter Christmas vacation and switch the and beginning exams on Monday when If we were on a trimester system For two summers 1 had to everybody knows the students will students would also be spared the without work because all the peo topic of conversation to a comparison hassles of from the University of Michigan" of beer prices. probably go out on a two - day drunk going through registration So I is, without waiting for my three times other trimester schools got out i celebrating the end of the term and be a year. We wouldn't have fellow drunks to editorially endorse months before I did and were able in no possible shape to take a Monday to fight the bookstore crowds as often, the suggestion, saying that it would be exam. both to buy and then sell our termly grab the available jobs. in the best interests of MSU students tomes. Again, these may seem like Employers are not going to i for this school to switch over to a until mid - June for help if they Now there are those who claim that little things, insignificant things, but to trimester system. get it in early May. Why? There are several reasons why I Obviously, switching over ti think we should switch over, the major TWO CENTS' WORTH trimester system would create a problems. It would necessi one having to do with that term end changing the whole current - agony called final exams. system, changing the pan Beautiful, structure Now, finals are more than just a nuisance, they can have definite na of degree programs, catalog scheduling, etc, etc. physical and mental effects on a To the Editor: student. I know several people who order you succeeded in getting last For the first year or so it would Congratulations to tiie Citizens for June. inconvenient for all persons concw become seriously ill from overwork Livable City. Due to the efforts of a I hope you didn't miss seeing that because we would be working un and stress during finals week. And your group and the expenditure of a intersection at its beautiful, natural new system that we weren't used they suffer this way every finals week. mere $13,500, you have saved a few best Friday night, Aug. 3. I couldn't But these are simply short Obviously, the trimester system diseased elm trees at the Michigan quite take in all the scenic splendor in problems. There are always dif« Avenue Harrison Road intersection won't eliminate final quick glance but the three police cars, to encounter when one shifts to - exams. What it from the ignominious fate of being ambulance, stretcher and whoever will eliminate is the necessity of the system or method of operation. student enduring finals three replaced by younger shrubs and trees they were pulling out from under the average and a few feet of extra pavement. dash of that mutilated car should But these considerations snouli times a year. In a trimester system certainly make you all proud of your outweigh the facts that students students would only have to take final The project as I recall would have efforts on behalf of the trees. faculty - would gain greater be exams twice — which is no small been just about finished by now, or at from working under a trimester) Ronald J. Varcak consideration if you are or know one of least well along, but for the restraining East than we do working under tn Lansing resident system. COMMENTARY Nixon should listen to Burke's law By JAMES RESTON During the great of his administration all along.He has that to submit to decisions of the On the basis of all (c) Mew York Times struggle with the taken refuge in narrow legalities, court would make the presidency the evidence may do" rather than "what hu giving here, the Congress has no heart for reason and justice tell me I 0 8 WASHINGTON - If President British before the ground to truth only when compelled subservient to the judiciary, and this such a struggle. It is doubtful that such do." Nixon were merely faced by a legal founding of the to do so, and not always then, and the implies that even if the Supreme Court a bill on impeachment would ever be tangle over letting the courts and the republic, King result is that each grudging statement, ordered him to hand over portions of Congress see the relevant parts of his George III had passed by a majority of all members including his legal brief on the tapes, the tapes, he would defy that order. and sent on to the ' Senate for William Wniting, editor - ■» Watergate tapes, his argument before many legal rights merely perpetuates the mistrust that is the U.S. District Court here but Edmund Burke, judgment. But it would divide the Michael Fox, news editor; Bob VP might help crippling his government. The reference to impeachment in editorial editor. hief; him in his present country even more than it is. predicament. But arguing in his the President's brief is even more Kathy Niezurawski, copy sp( that is not really or even mainly his speech on It is conceded in the Porter, photo editor; Lynn HenniW. President's ominous. "The President of the United problem. conciliation with brief that Nixon could Accordingly, the hope here is that editor. .. voluntarily States.." the brief states, "is not above he will not take the route of Beth Ann MasalkosKi. $ His problem is not America said: "It is defiance, primarily legal make available relevant parts of the the law. He is liable to prosecution and but will, again in Burke's .an'ager; .anager; Gary Gigot, uigoi. asM- ■ dwfBm but moral, psychological and political. not what a lawyer words, Lee LockwoodI, tapes, but this he refused to do, thus punishment in the ordinary course of recognize that "All manager; • He is faced by a troubled and divided tells me I may do, government, manager; A1 Kirleis, circulate ,ctors: confronting the Congress and even his law for crimes he has committed but indeed human benefit Members of the board o nation, seething with doubt and but what own prosecutor with the problem that only after he has been impeached, enjoyment, every and -j' stil suspicion over the current scandals. humanity, reason he won't give the tapes every virtue and every Spaniolo, president; CM R.ordan The people are asking him to relieve and justice tell voluntarily and convicted and removed from office." prudent act, is founded on secretary - treasurer;,.T"hlie| 0" me that they can't compel him to give Meanwhile, the brief argues, the compromise " Wilke; Blair Whitney; Michae their anxieties, to clear I ought to do." them up. ... Williams. away their President, and the President alone, M lf_ is a seve»" doubts by the records in his This has been The Michigan State New- . frolt possession, to do what is right, and he the missing must be the sole judge of what private There is, however, no sign of recipient of the Pacemaker A- ^,^1 Unfortunately, this only makes the papers he discloses, even if he knows compromise in his legal argument. He Associated Collegiate Pres has answered with principle in the a mystifying outlook even darker than it was they contain evidence of criminal is reversing Burke's principle. He is journalism. proclamation on his legal rights. President's defense before. For his argument seems to be action. following what "a lawyer tells me I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, A ,?ust 13, 1973 . 5 Guru fails to appear Skylab crew takes pictures at Detroit engagement SPACE Houston (AP) - Skylab's CENTER, astronauts explored the The estimated five million devotees of chapters of the Divine Light Mission in the American Southwest with self - proclaimed Messiah of the 1970s United States, has the begun a movement that space cameras Sunday and have a slogan: "The Guru Maharaj Ji is here will bring worldwide peace through the said they've gotten the diffusion of perfect hang and now." knowledge. of things enough to do more Saturday night in Detroit, however, the Davis, who was one of the defendants in work. the Chicago 7 15 . year • old guru was not "here." conspiracy trial, added that During the photorun, About 5,000 young people, middle the guru will sponsor a "soul rush," astronauts Alan L. Bean, jged women and some entire families filled entitled "Millenium '73" for over Jack 100,000 R. Lousma and Dr. Detroit's Cobo Hall Ballroom Saturday followers at the Houston Astrodome on Owen K. C-arriott, gathered expecting to see and hear the guru, who November 8 -10. data on California, Nevada, claims to have the perfect knowledge The guru reportedly cancelled his New Mexico and Texas. necessary for personal and world peace. Detroit appearance because he needed rest They took pictures of But instead they respectfully heard the from his whirlwind American tour. He was mountains, forest and guru's brother, Shri Raja Ji, 17, and former hit with a pie in the chest Tuesday during deserts and studies on water antiwar activist Rennie Davis explain that an appearance before the Detroit Common and land use, farming and the guru, whose followers have opened 280 Council. geology. "We're gonna whistle over this desert and grab MSI/ swim some data on it," said Lousma as the spacecraft Major League passed over the Creek Desert. Smoke to guide MSU swimming coach Dick Fetters will serve as assistant U Standings coach for the U.S. swim team that will compete in the American League THE world championships in Belgrade, Yugoslavia in September. The Yank unit will be selected at the U.S. National East RICH, FULL Championships scheduled for Louisville, Ky. Aug. 21 to 24 and will consist of 24 men and 21 women performers. Fetters and Don Watson of Hinsdale, 111. High School will Detroit Baltimore 64 52 .552 61 52 .540 l'/i Papal blessing FLAVOR THAT Pope Paul VI gives his noon blessing from | be assistants to Gus Stager of Michigan who will head the 64 55 .5 38 1'/» of his a window MAKES 61 54 .530 Vh summer residence Sunday at Castel Gandolfo, m U.S. group. 56 58 .491 7 Italy. In his speech, the Pope exhorted the BELLS The American team will deoart from Louis ville Aug. 31 46 7 young to .393 18Vi in Belgrade. Competition will run through Sept. 9. CRAND RAPIDS (UPI) Prior to heading for Louisville, Fetters will have another — The fourth annual Grand team coaching assignment. He and Ann Arbor Pioneer High Rapids raft race wet School coach Dennis Hill will direct the Michigan swim 4th raft race success Saturday. was a entry in the National Junior Olympics scheduled for the More than 100,000 i Michigan campus in Ann Arbor Aug. 13 to 17. Kansas City a wet success spectators lined the banks Oakland of a two - mile stretch of Minnesota the Grand River where more Football booklet California 57 60 .487 lOVi 5 3 60 .469 l2Vi on Saturday than 1,125 rafts, carrying about 10,000 42 72 .368 24 paddling participants, took off in the [available The Spartan to public football brochure, "Michigan State Football National League East annual race. 1973," is now off the presses and available to the public. St. Louis The 88-page brochure is crammed witii 61 55 .526 stories, - Montreal I biographical sketches, statistics, all-time records and over 56 58 .526 4 Pittsburgh 55 57 .491 4 140 pictures. 56 60 .483 5 Meant primarily for backgrounding news media people 53 62 .461 7Vi j on the 1973 MSU team, it also is for sale to the general 52 62 .456 8 | public. Copies may be obtained by sending a check or money order for $2.25 to the Athletic Business Jenison Office, Gymnasium. I Of special interest in the 1973 book is a full color cover - I featuring new head coach Denny Stolz, I sketches of Stolz and biographical his staff, sketches jI alphabetical and numerical on some rosters, full 80 players ADULT X MOVIES pages of inside information on each Spartan opponent and a tribute to former head coach Duffy Daugherty. G OMPLETE cSN WEDNESDA ADMISSION $3.00 COUPLES o $ S.OO Free Refreshments (PLUS 2 NEW HITS!) '"LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL'might very o Open 1:00 P.M. F well be the most LDS WHITE important film of « ,.Dusk LIGHTNING 1973!" Happy Hour $1. 5:30-6:30 OPEN 12:45 p.m. MATINEES DAILY at 1:00 - 3:05 - 5:15 - 7:25 9:30 "NEPTUNE JOHN FACTOR" HUSTON'S CITY is a classic-full of gutsy, gritty realism that will defy the passing of years!" VAULT OF ! STACY KEACH HORROR I JEFF BRIDGES SUSAN TYRRELL "FATCITY* iive 4 BIG HITS! ANQLETDIE $5.00 CARLOAD SLOE (Refl. adm: $2.00) ALSO - Shown LATE! "CELEBRATION AT BIG SUR" EXPERIMENT 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 13. 1973 c | Automotive Employment [ Apartments !i^^| ( Rooms CHEVELLE MALIBU 1969 - 2 VAN 1969 International NUDE MODELS needed to THREE BEDROOM Mobile door coupe. Power steering, Metro. V - 8 automatic, walk work. Open 11am to 2 am. Home. Living room, den, brakes, tilt wheel. One - in. $495. Call International Call for interview, 489-1215. washer/dryer, all utilities, air owner, engine, tires, Harvester 487-5908. 5-8-17 0-8-24 conditioned. Storage shed. body excellent condition. 351-4504. 2-8-13 PHONE 355-8255 $1200. 393-6860. 3-8-15 VOLKSWAGON BUS 1962 SUMMER/FALL employment. ROOM IN meditator's - coOD 347 Student Services Bldg. converted camper. Rebuilt Waitresses, clerks, bus boys. WANTED: GIRL for apartment. Kitchen, living room etc Contact Now til CHEVV SPORTS 1966 Van. engine, tires, dependable. Mr. Ray Fisher, 9 month lease. Close. Call September is Excellent condition, Must sell. 332-5282. 3-8-13 Boyne Mountain Lodge. 353-3571. 3-8-15 $12/week. 3 3 2-6659 •AUTOMOTIVE or excellent mileage. $600. Boyne Falls Michigan. 351-7587.4-8-17 Scooters & Cycles 351 0082. 3-8-13 VOLKSWAGON CAMPER 5-8-10 LARGE TWO bedroom, Parts & Service 1963. Good condition. Best furnished, near Sparrow. Air NOW fall. LEASING Single sum~me77nd rooms Aviation CORVETTE 1963 offer. 505 Albert, anytime. conditioned, utilities except $15, a For Rent CONVERTIBLE with 3-8-13 electric, from $185. East ♦EMPLOYMENT hardtop and ET wheels. Lansing efficiency apartment, •FOR RENT $1,450. 349-3897. 3-8-13 VW 1970, Yellow Bug. Good 3:30-5p.m. Call' 351 44% $145, lease, deposit. 0-8-24 3S>' Apartments condition. 349-1150 after 6 TV AND stereo rentals. $23 332 5144. 3-8-15 Houses DODGE CHARGER 1969 - 383 p.m. 3-8-13 term/ $9.50 month. Free, Rooms automatic, air, full power, same day delivery and TWO MAN, one bedroom SINGLE kitchenette grad - ROOM w7th vinyl top. One owner, service. apartment. 140 Cedar Street gentleman *FOR SALE Call NEJAC, References. Fine location' excellent condition. Must 337-1300. C-8-24 $160-8165; 133 Durand Animals IV2-8304. 3-8-13 sell. 351-8867. 2-8-15 clean. Call 371-1085. 3-8-13 $175. One block to campus. Mobile Homes 332-8300. 0-7-8-24 VW BLACK AND WHITE TV, 1965 ♦LOST & FOUND FORD GALAXIE 500 - body fair, interior excellent, 1965, Bug. Vintage year. AM/FM radio. $425. Lee, 'SIR... WOULD CARff 123.... $9.50/month. Color TV, ONE MAN needed for three ♦PERSONAL $19.50/month. Compact this Belted tires, 363-7835. 4-8-17 man fall. Own room. ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL runs great. ..Otf, MEVEF? /U/ND!'- refrigerator, $7.50/month. Apartment located in automatic,$325. 337-1858.58-22 BEDROOM SET MA RSHALL MUSIC, ♦REAL ESTATE Motorcycles Twyckingham. 489 4804 ^ Post Office Box 1523 351 7830. C 9-8-24 ♦RECREATION East Lansing, Michigan 48823 between 12 noon - 6 p.m. Ask for manager. 3-8-13 ♦SERVICE WANT TO SELL IT? COMPACT REFRIGERATOR Instruction P.O.E. SALEM You can take Typing Service ADVERTISE! home any 1973 Yamaha at ito Service j j Emplo 'Mi $7.50/month. white TV Black $9.50/month. and WOODSIDE Apartments. NORTH 1/bedroom, MEN'S SCHWINN Varsity 355-8255 manufacturers list price. We 10-speed $80, Goya Classical ♦TRANSPORTATION Color TV $19.50/month, furnished, 2/man, air will pay all taxes, freight and guitar $125, 8x10 tent $30 FREE PRESS Motor Route MARSHALL MUSIC conditioning, 1/year lease. ♦WANTED set-up charges. Price includes NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA Womens 3-speed $10, Fisher available in Okemos. Seven 351-7830. C-1-8-13 Quiet. Call 332-4987. Repair and service, 120 stereo/speakers license plates and title. 0-6-8-17 $150 Special discount on all independent shop, factory mornings a week. 1A.M. Miranda 35mm body/case ♦♦RATES'* appa accessories. SHEP'S MOTOR trained. G.T. MOTORS, 816 East Howe, Lansing. 3:30A.M.Distance 40 miles. Commission and car Apartments w ALBERT STREET large, $40. Tim, Nancy 393-9758 2-8-15 GREMLIN 1972. Automatic 485-6815. 11-8-24 allowance. Total $100 per 2/bedroom, furnished, 1 NO. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North block from NO. DAYS week. Call 349-0276 before STUDENTS: NICELY campus. Cedar, Holt. Just south of 332-8977 WORDS noon. 3-8-17 Furnished, 3/rooms. Lansing or 351-6676. (©SPEEDS I -96 overpass. Phone METRIC MOTORS - VW repair. 5 10 Okemos Road and 1-96. East. Utilities included. $145. 1 3 694-6621. C-3-8-17 349-1929. C-8-24 DRIVERS PART and full time. 489-4167 after 5 p.m. 2-8-13 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 earth cruising machines MUSTANG 1966 6-cyclinder, Also part time dispatchers. ONE MAN for two bedroom 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 1972 HONDA 500-four. Brand 3-speed. Red, $400. CONFUSED ABOUT front end Apply VARSITY CAB, side apartment. $60 or $75. 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 new, 1973 title, sissy bar, 2 BEST VALUES 337-1612. 2-8-13 repairs? Come to the experts, door, 122 Woodmere. 3-8-15 351-7423. 2-8-13 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 helmets. Call 349 1464. 3 full time factory trained CHECK 8.00 13.00 26.00 6-8-24 BABYSITTING AND 20 3.00 OPAL WAGON 1970. Radio, mechanics No - ripoffs. US OUT 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, housekeeping for 2 children, B SA 650 cc. Excellent Grand River at Park Lake, ages 1 and 3. 8-5PM, D EADLINE condition. Customized. Just Monday-Friday, Okemos VELOCIPEDE East Lansing. C-3-8-17 1 P.M. one class day rebuilt, $750. Greg home. Own transportation, GIRL TO share duplex - PEDDLER before publication. 337-1411. 5-8-13 furnished. South Lansing. person must like children. 541 E. Grand River PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Aviation This is a permanent position. Nice for graduate or teacher. Peanuts Personal ads 1966, 318 automatic. $200. 1971 TRIUMPH Good salary. References Enjoy the "good - 393 2909. 3-8-13 ^Downstairs 351-7240 j Call 355-2904 after 5PM. BONNEVILLE, bored to life" in the must be pre-paid. required. Phone 349-3827. BUYING AND Selling usee 2-8-15 720cc. Low mileage. Call TWO BEDROOMS, completely LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years 4-8-17 coming year, bicycles. Please cal 339-2930 before noon. leated Pool "Laundry furnished, 1 block from MSU Cancellations/ Corrections experience in all types of 337-7483. 3-8-17 PONTIAC 1968 GTO. Power 3-8-13 SECRETARY-HE A DSTART, ,mple Parking »^|r cond bus line. 4 students, $60 12 noon one class day flight training. Approved for •Nicely Furnished each. Immediate occupancy. steering, floor - shift, good veterans. FRANCIS type 50wpm. Previous office BSR RECORD Changer. Good I before publications. tires, new battery. $895. Phone 337-1294. 3-8-15 Auto Service experience preferred. Salary LEASING FOK FALL Phone Frank, 353-7229. » AVIATION, Airport Road. $5,600. Applications Condition. Only $40. Call | The State News will be Call 484-1324. C-8-24 Jim, 351-0745. 1-8 13 3-8-13 accepted thru August 16. LOVELY FURNISHED 2 Eff. $140 mo. $130 rr responsible only for the Apply 101 East Willow, 1 BR $169 $159 bedroom house near campus. KARATE/JUDO suit. B ALL VW parts in stock at Employment mo. tT first insertion. day's incorrect PONTIAC 1964 - a good motor, wholesale prices 111 Lansing. Equal Opportunity Employer. 2-8-13 2 BR $230 mo. 351-3118 $215 rT $210-$240 plus utilities. Call 349-3604 from 10:30AM - used. Perfect condition. $12 Call 351-8699. 3-8-13 j tires, interior. $125 or best (approximately 20% off). 1:30PM or 7-10PM. 0-5-8-20 offer. 332-0985 or 353-3937. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 745 Burcham Dr. TEMPORARY HELP needed 5-8-17 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 NEED ONE person for light 2 BEDROOM FARM apartment. LOVELY 2-4 BEDROOM RALEIGH 3 speeds. Matching I mile West of from August 20 thru Labor pair $*00. 23" Men's, 21 campus. housekeeping, one day a house. 10 minutes from Day, Waitresses, waiters, and $175/month. Unfurnished, 487-5055. C-8-24 week. Wages negotiable, own bus 15 minutes from campus. campus, 1 240 South Ladies. Call 694-9776 after 6 | time. 339-9958. 3-8-13 help. Living space p.m. 3-8-13 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 available. Send resume and Available immediately. PX Clemens. $200$250 plus STORE, 351-5323. 3-8-17 utilities. Call 349-3604 from East Kalamazoo Street since SUMMER POSITIONS, full and small photo to: BEACH SPEED-QUEEN Washer, SIDE ENTERPRISES, Box 10:30 AM 1:30PM or 1 940. Complete auto part time, excellent salary Hamilton Electric Dryer. I Collingtoooti painting and collision service. 485-0256. C-8-24 level. Automobile 351-5800. C-8-24 required. 125, Mackinaw Michigan. 49701. 2-8-13 City, PENNSYLVANIA south. Avenue. Near AVENUE Michigan Furnished, one 7-10PM. 0-5-8-20 GOOD PERSON to share house, $25. each. Good condition. 485-6368. 3-8-13 | NURSING ATTENDANTS: bedroom. Utilities paid. Lansing. Own room, OFFICE MACHINES; 1 I means We Built it for Special Saturday and Sunday $145 a month plus deposit. furnished. 332-5491. 6-8-22 Gestetner model 466 openings on all three shifts. Phone 627-5454. 3-8-17 duplicator and 1 Gestefa | Comfort and Beauty... Class starts August 20 for one ONE 1 OR 2 PEOPLE to share house near Frandor. $60/month model 455 electronic c week. Earn as you learn! BEDROOM - near Both one year old. t I Sparrow. Private parking, plus utilities. 485-8922. Pitney-Bowes 250 Apply INGHAM COUNTY c< 6-8-13 CARE FACILITY, 3882 entrance. Furnished, Call 353-8770.6-8-15 Dobie Road, Okemos, $125/month, utilities paid. Call JON EZZO REAL NEED 2 men to share Michigan. Phone 349-1050. BICYCLES SCHWINN Boys | 5/bedroom home. $70. 3-8-15 ESTATE, 482-1147. 2-8-15 5/speed, also 2 girl September 1. Call 337-0572. 3-8-13 Stingrays. Good condition DRUMMER TOP WOMEN - ONE block from — wages, Call 489-0447. 5-8-13 steady weekend work in campus. Share 3 or 4 girl LARGE 6-7 BEDROOM house, 4/piece, all style combo. Call apartment. Completely 300 Beal. $450 plus utilities. MEN'S GOLF clubs/bag. Sneads I Ray Kay 373-5200 days, furnished, utilities, and 12 month lease. Call Blue Ridge irons, 2 thru 9. f 482-6513 evenings and parking included, $80. 349-3604 from 10:30AM P.G.A. Woods 1,3,5. $50. weekends. 3-8-13 349-9609 or 3494842. 0-8-8 -24 1:30PM or 7-10PM. 0-5-8-17 Call 371-3895 after 5PM. | 3-8-13 MARRIED COUPLE wantkl as ...and we keep it that way house parents for challenging WANTED STUDIOUS MOVING! MATCHING chair | and interesting group home roommate to look/share 2 and sofa, like new. Call of educationally, bedroom apartment. Willing 349-3700. 3-8-13 731 Apartm handicapped men. Room, board, and salary. Phone to pay $130/month. Call Jay collect 313-626-6868. 3-8-13 ROOM AND Board at Sorority for fall. No singles. Call HAM GEAR Hammarlund 1-546-3270, extension 56, 332-0851 or 332-3457. HQ-110C $115. Heathkil I GRAND RIVER and 8am 4:30p.m. weekdays. DX-60 $55. 526 Sunset Lane, | friendly management - 11-8-24 4-8-17 Pennsylvania Avenue near. 10 Mike. 3-8-13 minutes to campus. Two; MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, 1 /bedroom apartments, * Air conditioned 'Unlimited Parking person receives LADIES TO escort dates $85/$105 per month. Lease quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone BICYCLE, 10-speed 1 'Dishwashers *New Furniture le expects. This -kept grounds "731" today and si needed. Call 489-1215. and deposit. Call Suzanne, 485-8836. 0-8-24 Competition. 531 double I 0-8-24 482-7966 484-6682. butted tubing throughout, I •Shag Carpeting or GIRLS WANTS Fall 'Model Open Daily 5-8-17 room 23V4" frame, $175 I 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 term only. Ask for Wendy, 351-1015. 3-8-15 $70 per man (3 man occupancy) DRIVER TO take stick shift car 332-8953. 2-8-15 (Behind the Yankee Store) 731 Burcliam Dr. to Boston early September. SUBLEAf^^IRLM ^ n|RL for for 2/man. 2/man. 351-7212 :e..' • cl/^-^rvoh June, 351-1407. 3-8-17 Septe..' Adjacent cent to ^Ojus. Call Denise 332-1914. X-3-8-13 TWO GIRLS to share large 2/bedroom, 4/man apartment starting Fall term. Very close, EAST /-\ LANSING $7 2.50/month. 355-4831. 3-8-13 Call CENTER STREET 2/bedroom APARTMENTS - apartment, utilities furnished. STUDENT OR FAMILY Close of campus. $130 Call ROGER PAVLIK REALTY, • 8 GREAT LOCATIONS 371-2891. 3-8-17 EAST LANSING, near campus. STUDIOS — 1 OR 2 BEDROOM Two bedroom furnished, all FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED utilities paid. Washer, dryer, ROOMMATE SERVICE family room, 2 car garage, COURTESY BUS large back yard. Married SCHEDULED TRIPS TO AND FROM CAMPUS couple only. Call 485-0528, PAST TONY COATS after 5 PM 655-3728. 10-8-24 ON GRAND RIVEFi UNFURNISHED 2 BEDROOM. Campus Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for Maried couple only, no FALL. These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, children or pets. $135 comfortable furniture. Each unit has monthly. 484-3513. 2-8-15 call 351-7910 a garbage disposal, central heating and air conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per ONE BEDROOM apartments. unit and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. Close to campus. 144 Throughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from Stoddard. 351-8238. 0-6-8-24 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT campus. We also have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you ONE MAN want to be among the first residents of for 3/man. Own Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units start at $66.25 per month per man on a 9 bedroom, pool, parking. month lease in the fall. SPECIAL 12 393-8038. 2-8-15 month rates available. Roommate service provided. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL 349-3530. ONE AND two bedroom furnished mobile MANA GEMENT EXCL US/ VEL Y B Y: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT C0.f INC. homes, $30-35/week. 10 minutes to 351-1310 241 E.SAGINAW HWV. SUITE 411 campus. Quiet and peaceful EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 on a lake. 641-6601. 0-8-24 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 13, 1973 7 For Sale / Instructions □0 ■guns ■ o( all RIFLES and handuun* kind*. Buy, trade and WANTED: and crafts PAINTINGS, on consigment * LESSONS, PIANO Okemos home. Call befoi w New jury to act bases. Phone sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, 882 5311 7PM, ask for Carol (O Washington Star-News (C) nf of the ... 2412 South Cedar. Call . 349-1455. 3-8-17 actual Watergate office have made it clear WASHINGTON already looking into The 371 2244. 0-8-24 - A new bugging and cover - up. they intend to use the jury which fall under first order of NEED PHOTOGRAPHY? 23 member federal The these - grand new jury for four of the five task jury, a Cox spokesman said fc,arantzturntable 1 1060 stereo amp. with new LUKE PHOTOGRAPHY! Typing Service a jury will be established today to consider and act requested Watergate special last month prosecutor was by forces Cox has established. Though other of general categories, and most of these will be allowed to last week, will be of criminal allegations conduct re cartridge. Sony 366 weddings, copyi areas continue. Cox will continue on almost the entire Archibald Cox, and since interest surrounding ITT's alleged reel stereo tape deck. 337-9367. 3-8-15 C o m p i c -r c might be added to keep an eye on them. theses Watergate scandal, outside then 1971 _E members of offer to underwrite — • - TC 8W 8-track Cox's later, Cox currently has | Sor,y TC 8W 8-track BOARD EXAM TUTORING SERVICE. Discount printing. But parallel and even the 1972 cartridge recorder. Speed IBM typing and binding of groups working on the duplicate investigations Republican KAPLAN TUTORING National I' qraphic 4x5 press camera. theses, resumes, publications. Watergate case, the Convention in COURSES now being formed might be undertaken here. return for pETR| FT SLR camera. International favorable Campaign donors a for Across from campus, corner Telephone & Thus, revealed the coming LSAT, persons under J poloroids, lenses, mov'e MAC and Grand River, below Telegraph disposition of three federal MCAT, DAT Board exams. Corp. investigation or indictment cameras, projectors, camera Jones Stationery Shop Call antitrust suits then pending For information call controversy, campaign elsewhere might also accessories, TV sets, TV test 313-354-0085. 0 8 24 COPYGRAPH SERVICES financing, political sabotage against the giant become targets of the new equipment, Typewriters, 337-1666. C-11-8-24 (continued from page 1) and espionage (or conglomerate. clocks, radios, wall tapestries. instead, pledged Beall his "dirty jury. FOR YOUR health 1,000 used 8-track tapes, $1. needs; the TERM PAPERS Matz is known to be cooperation in the tricks") and the special Cox's office also has complete with IBM pharmacy under investigation. White House investigations The grand up 1500 used stereo albums, GULLIVER STATE DRUGS Selectric. Phone after 5pm investigation in the jurors selected jurisdiction over possible unit known "the 50c up. WILCOX 351-7824. B-11-8-24 escalating probe that began as today will serve an 18 acts of perjury committed C-3-8-17 •J. Walter plumbers." - SECONDHAND eight months ago with Jones, month term. during the hearings of the ft-esident of the | STEREOLAND, 509 East ANN BROWN allegations of kickbacks National Maryland A number of grand juries special Senate Watergate Michigan, Lansing. Phone TV AND stereo rentals. $23 Typing and from architects and Bank, a close around the country are business for the 8-5:30p.m. multilith offset new grand Committee. 485 4391. term/$9.50 month. Free, printing. Agnew friend and fund i Monday Saturday. engineers, in the raiser. Jones said last week - same day delivery and administration of I BankAmericard, Master dissertations, Dale service. Call theses, that he and I Charge, trades, layaways. I C-8-24 337-1300. C-8-24 NEJAC. manuscripts, general typing, IBM. mm. 23 years experience. experience Anderson, successor as Agnew's executive caivuhvi of under - . —- naer . investigation Agnew are Investigation "in are LCC serves as educational force PREGNANT? WE understand 349-0850. C-8-24 349 0850. C-8-24 Baltimore County Baltimore County and a id one .... c°n.nect,on with past fund - raising efforts." But as did (continued from page 8) centers both day sooner than 1980," Van Call us. PREGNANCY ~ °f the most powerful Agnew, he denied any Van Malsen said. "It is evening with 10 individuals Malsen said. portable, PRpFESSIONAL IEWING MACHINE clearance sale! Brand new COUNSELING. NG. 372-1560 IBM typing Democrats in the state. .. (Pic wrongdoing really a benefit to the who serve basically as $49.95, $5 per month. Large C-8-24 -Elite). years LCC has not had a selection of reconditioned SANDI student." counselors." tuition increase in three used machines. Singers, FREE. A lesson in 339-8934.C-8-24 . Sources close to the • I . H . ( 3 U d ) Certain problems are After years. Tuition is $7 per Whites, Neccbis, New Home . . investigation have said that Hammerman, a Baltimore associated with a student is complexion a credit care. Call Matz, realizing that he was admitted to LCC, a pre - hour for students j "many others." $19.95 PROFESSIONAL IBM real estate and investment 484-4519 East Michigan or under investigation by the community college that are enrollment interview with a from within the tri county- dissertation typing. MA manager who also has been not found in 485-7197 Lansing Mall. a four - year area and $13 for students EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING English degree. MARTY prosecutors, used counselor enables him to I. lu $39. 95 . Terms. an MERLE NORMAN an Agnew confidant and institution. outside the district. j COMPANY. 1115 North NORTH 351-3487. C-8-24 intermediary discuss his educational goals Washington. 489-6448. COSMETICS STUDIOS NORTH 351-3487. C-8-24 intermet — as yet fund - raiser. Hammerman, "We run into some and to plan a C-8-24 unnamed to warn Agnew too, is known to be under program of C-8-24 ^ " problems with student THESES, RESUMES, typing that he (Agnew) could be investigation by Beall and study for enrollment, , implicated if the participation in events," Schaar said. .0 USED VACUUM cleaners. Real Estate and Printin9. Reasonable probe the three other prosecutors Cathy Jones, student Tanks, canisters, and II™-1; prices. COMMERCIAL were not stopped." Agnew, working on the caL "We are one of the few PRINTING. 337-0712 government vice president, uprights. Guaranteed 1 full C-8-24 said. "We have scheduling colleges in Michigan which year. $7 88 and up. DENNIS RESTAURANT-FULLY has had enrollment problems also." an DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, equipped, 1800", increase in Cox to argue with Student the past few 316 North Cedar, opposite EXPERIENCED IBM typing. government equipment or sell without. Commercial corner Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). provides weekly movies years," Van Malsen said. City Market. C-8-24 on busy I "We like to -94 loop. Consider FAYANN, 489-0358. C-8-24 which are free to students, think it is reasonable YOUR optical offers a fine arts series because of our quality offers. Write 1260 East (continued from page 1) government in which no Michigan, Battle Creek, EXPERIENCED TYPIST^ man is above the law... where students can attend education." iption to OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East 49017. Okemos. Electric typewriter decision by Chief Justice I, at the Ledges Phone 965-9218 programs Their Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. 5-8-17 Call 349-1773 John Marshall in the 1803 "In seeking and obeying projected evenings and Playhouse, Community service. C-3-8-17 weekends. a constitutional ruling with enrollment by 1980 is t 373-6726 case, Marbury vs. Madison. Circle Theater, Lansing PARK LAKE. Small 2/bedroom~ weekdays. 0-6-8-24 In respect to these papers and 12,000 students. announcing he was Symphony, Town Hall "If continue to grow ■rigidare SKINNY - Mini lake front. 5 miles to records, we would promote we campus. subpenaing the tapes, Cox speakers series and other ^ washer/dryer combination. $2000 down. Payments the rule of law essential to at the rate we have been, we | Transportation J® cited Marbury vs. Madison events for 50 cents. 1 Vi years. Lists for $110/month. Call 372-3017 reach the projection as precedent for the court both liberty and order." — 5-8-17 The student government 351-8299 after 6PM. defining the duties of the has an advisory committee I $3 9, sale price $235. DRIVE OUR Mustang to bl-2 8-15 HOUSE FOR sale by owner. president. to the board of trustees Durham - Raleigh, North "Happily," said Cox, v0 80SE 501 speakers, $200. bic-lux 71-6A solid state Quality built, 2 story, 4 bedrooms, formal dining, living and family rooms. Carolina area. Anytime August. 349-2762. 3-8-17 Gas paid. "ours is a system of Cambodia elected from the students at - large and chaired by the president of student ES GRANDE! Finished basement, 1% bath, 2 car (continued from page 1) government. They meet old. Shakespear 6' carboloy 2 garage and attractive FREE TV I i, $140. Both one year fireplace. He said the Cambodian monthly with the members' piece spincast rod; No. 1777, Walking distance trustees to effect better No. 1773 spin-cast reels; box from MSU. Mortgage government has not asked either understanding and of tackle-all $25. 332-5689. 2-8-13 transfereble. Call 351-8910 for appointment. 7-8-17 DON T FORGET blood comes of its Thailand or South Vietnam, neighbors, communication between the DRAWING only from people. students and the board. to intervene militarily. He With each purchase at Professional donors |uild GUITAR Fender - semi-slab. 2 HASLETT ranch. HOME, large brick 5583 compensated. MICHIGAN said this decision would be The advisory board members have no vote on Tijuana Taco between • ups. Amp. Buckingham made at the highest levels of s350/set. Corner/1601 Road. Phone 339-9968 COMMUNITY BLOOD the board nor are they August 1st and September CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: the three Massachusetts, or call 5-8-13 governments, 1st you can register for allowed to attend closed 487-3855. 3-8-15 Monday, Thursday and presumably referring to a black and white 12" Friday 9-4:30p.m., Tuesday Cambodian board meetings, Jones said. THREE/BEDROOM Ranch, President Lon and Wednesday 12-6:30pm "I think we have to T.V. to be given away 372 Garrard 72B Brick and Aluminum. 1430 Nol. $55. 1972 C-8-24 Sept. 1st. Need not be AKAI X-165D square feet, built in 1968. recognize the needs of a Tape Deck $115. Call 482-3958. 3-8-17 Family room with fireplace, heterogeneous student present to win WANTED: SECOND Hand carpeted throughout, all Piano. $50-$ 100. Call Jim at population," William draped, range, dishwasher, 351-0745. 1-8-13 Schaar, dean of student TIJUANA TACO rALL GIRL'S bike. Barely 'Men, $35. Must 355-4832. 3-8-15 sell. Phone 17' refrigerator/freezer. Full basement, partially finished for garage, rumpus room, 70 feet of frontage. 2-car WANTED. and crafts PAINTINGS, on arts, consigment m. The Itudent East Lansing )ancers invite you to dance at 8 Tuesdays at St. John's Folk personnel services, said. very "We have what I feel is extensive counseling a East 1001 E. Grand River Lansing 351-7817 Animals Center on MAC Assume bases. Phone 882-5311 system," Schaar said. "LCC existing FHA 3-8-15 kvenue. There's teaching and mortgage or will refinance equest dancing. operates three counseling for only $1850 down. Call 351-7435 after 5:30 if TRANSISTORIZED weekdays. 3-8-17 NO PLACE ELECTRONIC FLASH UNIT home, 489-0891 Recreation IKIT ENS FREE to a go d TO GO kako after 4 30PM. 2-8-15 Mobile Homes OK) FLIGHTS York TO Europ* Frankfurt, return New BETWEEN from $175. Anne Munnich, fDILLAC arPeted, 1958 air - 10'x47', conditioner, 355-7846, 5-7PM. 0-8-24 CLASSES? Gifts of Love are made by hand! For WANTED: 35 BOYS between Rest your weary 485-5204. 3-8-13 an engagement, birthday, wedding or 10 and 12 to form Flag mind and body Forget Flashbulbs! anniversary, you'll be amazed and I'ear campus. $2,0 0. 71 football team. Under at your Union any KINGSWOOD - Three bedrooms, newly carpeted, LANSING PARKS AND [ Building. We serve pleased at our wide selection of °«ted in Mason RECREATIOAL three meals Inexpensive neat, flash 676-1827 area. ORGANIZATION. If a day, pictures at a low price stitchery kits - all the way from the . 3-8-13 interested meet at Valley starting at 7:15 AM. with the Kako 818 Hash unit. simple to the sublime. Take time CHARDSON 10x50 1963. Court Park - behind Arby's I You can read, play now to make your choice for ■bedroom, new carpeting Roast Beef on Grand River, billiards, mail letters, holiday furnace. $2195, Saturday August 18, 9A.M. Coach Ted tche buy tickets to shows, Only 1995+batteries giving. 510160, 339-2175. 5-8-20 n 337-9964. 3-8-17 get a haircut, buy >fc£> Tues.. Wed. Sat. to 6 pm. souvenirs, cigarettes, stockings, CJ2*60.1970. 2/bedroom^ sweatshirts... Mon. . Thurs & Fri. to 9 pm. partially COnditioned, carpeted, disposal, furnished, Mt'r'ed' stePs included. 7x10 cE2 fabrics. l|iiii.s. i|. <-mPu '|ty shed. Lot 44, Delhi - FOR | 3-8-,5r' H0,t' 694"2224' stereo QUALITY service equipment, see the on MSU mary maxfm STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Commuter I '-ost Grand River. C-8-24 UNION lockers (S & Found now BICYCLE REPAIRS - all makes BUILDING available F|ND SOMETHING? and models. Reasonable rates 355-3463 524 E. STADIUM PLAZA Michigan - phone 337-7483. 3-8-17 Iofl? '°Und a pet or article retnr Stat" n!3,e News i W® W3nt 10 helP VOU JU" C°me int0 the "ent and tell us Classified that lOtoB mon-ta noon to6 sun DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau sr % my appointments 1^ I fact" 1' t0 P|ace an ad in 5scpetarv mu5t have $ heuo?. yes, this is see., mr chairman, supped up op something j the president. who? . uyell, look; leonid- Iank HAUf££ |DP3 : mp. brezhnev'? tue oidn't expect you until next u/eeh! i'm th!n66 6et so hectic arounp here sometimes why don't you 6pa3 a cab and come you're uhere? at ,s,t0you 8d 81 n° extra H M£SS 1 tub airport?.. soppy u/e didnt have any bands or anythin6 out , it must 86 uke that at the kremlin, too, huh? yeah on in? EAST LANSING wip-» lowq ■ yeah ,4 STATE BANK AUD/CXL SUAWU m*l / thepe. fwuieoe. £>&e.s8es !^.^srciss ENA0£OlD(£RjeD 5l4l£fS '^AC^^ 35>-383V ?m ar88- Ca" PUPPV 813 lC*-4.8?5 8,,er 5 PM- CU6CL lj* OOj*. laiMfi'iEi, pA0E PjTH H|T\ THAT HAS TO PE ONE OF m f5NOOP, HAS HIT ^EVEN A LITTLE 0L' COWTW Rteii G°rLD,an9u,8r ■ Near ' Timex men's . 1 / ANP SEVEN HUNPKEP FOURTEEN THE MOST FANTASTIC REC0KPS IN THE HISTORY OF SPORTS... Hl/NPKEP AND THIRTEEN HOME RUNS ! HE Cm NEED5 ONE 1 BOY POlN HIS J06 ' V, i 'ace. M fiED6e£66 t40W /V Vhome Runs... I K Burdens j j MORE 10 TIE THE t?EC0RP . 355-6246._C-3.8-15 troads Imports I'"63"'heSol ,h't8|dS *OUr you n,her8Wh0,e f°r »» T 210 abbot Monday, August 13,'• 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973 LCC: B V LYNDA ECKERT o. $4 iairitnr State News Staff Writer booming booming, if lesser known, educational force serving area residents. Whn# Mgu,s enroUment has 190 students area and five full ■ faculty members and has since grown to a college with 8,773 students and time 30 - educational force acre urban campus on Washington Avenue with 10 brand new major buildings and two about to North auto courses. "The mechanics actual or building trades number varies from property owners in and Eaton counties. LCC's operating funds Ingham ' budwt c\\M I llnto'| l I MSU, may believe it reached a plateau, LCC's enrollment is 120 full time faculty members. - be constructed. term to term, but traditionally we grown from $100,000 in 1957 to .^1 educational market sewn up in the What was once a one - rented - LCC's student body composition is have had many MSU students taking million in 1972 73. - ' l0«7.5| Lansing area, but it does not. LCC opened its doors in 1957 with building campus has blossomed into a vastly different from MSU's. Seventy courses here each term," Van Malsen LCC receives funds from stun. I Lansing Community College is a per cent of LCC students attend part said. tuition, state aid based on the num^l time, 41.9 per cent take night courses and the mean age is 25.5 years. LCC programs operates about 290 different from fully accredited of fu'l - time equated millage and from federal funds students, fil !,fl transfer to certificate "Lansing Community College deals programs programs in areas such as auto and bequests. Van Malsen does not solicit donations said' ir?l with the practical application of ■ mechanics, banking management and knowledge," says Wesley Van Malsen, director of public information. dental assistantships. About serve on 500 tri - county advisory committees at Lnl residenhl LCC's board of trustees recently receive input and "Basically, LCC is two things," Van authorized the purchase of $9.4 to how to keep the programs informational Malsen said, "First, we are a updated million of bonds for the construction Each of the four vocationally -oriented community divisions with™ of a new vocational building for the LCC is served college, and, secondly, we have a by an a< Division of Applied Arts and Sciences. strong two year associate degrees committee, as is the board of trustenl "We hope to break ground in "When a transfer program." September and it will take about two person leaves LCC she has the best and most he»| "We intend to continue in this way, years to complete," Van Malsen said. information in their given recenl and to expand or contract as necessary area," v»| The Division of Applied Arts and Malsen said. ' 11 to meet the demands of students," Sciences offers training in more than Van Malsen added. 120 careers, with courses being All faculty members are required Over 1,000 MSU students traveled offered when needed by the local have a master's degree in the area to LCC winter term to take courses. community and industry. which they will be teaching. Many students took electives such as LCC is governed by a seven - "We feel this is good because we»t| art courses which are verv difficult to member board of trustees and is a better brand of teacher this (continued way'l get into at MSU or practical courses in partially funded through a millage on on page 7) ■ [MON.OTUE.] Booming communi Lansing Community College, which opened with one building in 1957, now has a 30 - acre campus with 8,773 students. Last winter, over 1,000 MSU students took LCC courses in art and other subjects which are hard to get or not offer-id at MSU. The LCC Division of Applied Arts SWEET, SWEET and Sciences offers training in more than 120 careers. State News photo by C.L. Michaels COMFORT NITE IN CONTROL, ENROLLMENT a. -™e-. College Community colleges differ greatly from four - year Enrollment at setup community colleges now accounts for Primal Scream CWED.-SAT-] public institutions. about 38 per cent of the total enrollment at all community One major difference is that community colleges are colleges and four • year public institutions. established by a vote of the local citizens, and residents Since World War II, 20 community colleges have come serve on their board of trustees and various advisory boards into being in Michigan. at the college. Lansing Commuinity College is the sixth largest in Four - year public institutions are established by the Michigan, with an enrollment last year of 8,773. Oakland state, with governing boards elected statewide or appointed Community College is so large it now has three campuses in by the governor. Oakland County. The State Senate Education Committee will hold There are 29 community colleges in Michigan compared hearings later this month on the reorganization of with 13 four - year public institutions. Estimated Michigan's community college districts. enrollment at community colleges in 1972 • 73 was The bill would put all Michigan residents within a 128,137. Estimated attendance at four - year public community college district, thereby replacing county institutions was 209,826. Over one • half of all freshmen entering Michigan colleges attend community colleges. divisions. The bill also contains a provision to levy taxes of up to two mills without a vote of the people. 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