% n the michigan Volume 6U Number 23 - Michigan State University East „ Laming, Michigan Wednesday, August 15, 1973 P \2 trees felled as project ■ v V , , for campus road begins ByTERI ALBRECHT is currently tied up in a court fight Road to more of State News Staff Writer initiated by area citizens a right angle turn at total cost of the project. But previous contesting the intersection." the environmental effects of the estimates have set the Intersection construction efforts No parking space will be lost on the project's cost at construction. more than $70,000. I are moving eastward. At least two healthy elms have been East Circle Drive curve and the Jack Breslin, executive vice I Construction is scheduled to begin cut down to facilitate the road intersection will have more yield sings president and secretary of the board of I in September on redesigning the Grand construction which has been for the Physics Road crossover, signs trustees, said Tuesday the construction I River Avenue - Collingwood Entrance planned efforts for almost six Baron could not on the Bogue Street extension I intersection and extending Bogue Collingwood Entrance. years at the whether a memorial comment on tie ' into the cross campus highway I - Street across the railroad tracks out to plaque on the island would be removed. controversy. I the Life Sciences Building. Milton commemorates Levi The plaque "We would not have had Baron, director of campus Taft, a professor, to put a who in 1889 was the dime into that The program is part of an parks and planning confirmed first man to use project had the route Tuesday that the healthy trees were cut spraying device to control orchard gone through, but it is I overall highway design by the as a allow campus traffic access necessary to I University to improve the facilitation for the construction. from the northern part of I of traffic movement. He added that the island will be campus to the medical complex," Breslin said. "The plans call for redesigning the replanted with flowering crab apple The cross It includes the controversial work intersection similar to the one at - campus route, which trees and dwarf I by the City of East Lansing altering Abbott Raod," Baron said. "The greens. would have extended 1-496 from Baron said he did not have I the Michigan Avenue - Harrison Road engineering plans will allow two lanes details of the plans with him the Trowbridge Road to Grand River Avenue | intersection. to enter from Grand River Avenue and how many more trees outlining would be cut, was trustees in 1971. vetoed by the board of However, work at that intersection three to leave, plus changing "Physics the amount of land involved and the (continued on page 11) \Budget By JOHN LINDSTROM redistributions discuss specific recommendations or increases that the medical schools will State News Staff Writer "The money will go to where the dollar figures Tuesday because he said be getting, then it is a very it would be inappropriate to discuss good student's are going," Cantlon said. Though dollar figures are not budget," he said. "And where enrollment has leveled off such figures before the board has an (available, it appears that there could "However, if or decreased those departments will I be some major redistributions of opportunity to discuss the budget. you consider the fact not be getting increases." ■ budgets that, except for the medical schools, between academic Speaking on the budget generally, not one department will be Cantlon said departments and Idepartments during the 1973-74 however, Cantlon said: "Depending on getting any colleges such as agriculture, human ■school year. how you look at it, the budget is increases as 'add-ons,' as legislatively approved appropriated actually ecology, and Lyman Briggs College Uncertain future either a good one or a poor one. would be getting increases, where The plaque which commemorates Levi However, any changes that may be increases, then the budget isn't as Taft, ar. VISU professor, "If you consider that there will be colleges like arts and letters and James I made depend on whether the board of good." may have to be removed from a traffic ■ trustees Madison College would receive island, when work is approves administration an across the board 6 per cent decreases. started in September on the Grand River ■ budget • - Excepting the medical schools, any Avenue Collingwood - recommendations at their salary increase for faculty and increase departments may get will be Richard E. Sullivan, dean of the Entrance intersection. Some work has been Ispecial meeting next Wednesday. administrative - professional personnel from redistributions of other College of Arts and Letters, was out of two Elm trees have been removed. done, and at least Provost John Cantlon would not and if you remember the significant department monies. (continued on page 11) State News photo by Craig Porter I Inside Wednesday I Page 3 •George nd the rush is ■ new city Colburn council on resigns to find a member Agnew WASHINGTON (AP) President Spiro T. Agnew said Tuesday - Vice agrees to "You understand that, by these records available to you, I do not making I may answer any have." questions you may free records allegations that Agnew may have been involved in the alleged bribery and •Watergate reverberations he would make available to federal acknowledge that you or any grand Copies of Agnew's letter were given kickback scandal. I through the U.S. and foreign prosecutors personal records requested jury have any right to records of the to newsmen by his office as the vice I countries. Pages 6 and 7 in a probe of alleged political vice president," Agnew declared. president's attorneys reportedly met in Beall held a news conference in his "Nor do I Deputy White House Press Baltimore office Tuesday at which he corruption in Maryland. acknowledge the Baltimore with the prosecutor's staff. Secretary Gerald L. Warren said Nixon answered all questions with a "no In a letter to U.S. attorney Geroge propriety of any grand jury Beall had asked Agnew to was not intervening in the comment." He wouldn't even %(hitsidv Wedn esdfiy Beall in Baltimore, the vice president said the records may investigation of possible wrong doing on the part of the vice president so voluntarily turn tax records over his financial and investigation and had not sought a individuals with whom identify he had be inspected and dating back to 1967 for report on it from the Justice Dept. and copied at Agnew's office at any time long as he occupies that office," he examination in connection with a he denied appointments. Mostly fair skies with a said. "These reports that Nixon and by Beall or any of his assistants. are difficult federal grand jury investigation of I high in the upper 70s. The Agnew had discussed the vice The chief justice of the U.S. However, Agnew made clear that he constitutional questions which need possible violations of tax, bribery, president's resignation. Those stories, not at this moment be District Court in Maryland told the ■ National Weather Service was granting access only to his confronted." extortion and conspiracy laws. as well as reports that Nixon opposes Agnew Associated Press in an interview that a 1 predicts a 20 per cent chance personal financial and income tax also said he would Meanwhile, President Nixon said Agnew's turning his personal records new records sought by the prosecutor's cooperate fully with the prosecutors through a spokesman that he wanted presiding judge, probably from J of showers. office and not the official records of and would be happy tc meet with over to the grand jurv "are totally another state, will be the federal investigators to take "all wrong," Warren insisted. assigned to the |V ^ the vice president. them "for a personal interview so that appropriate, steps" in probing Agnew worked in his office on political corruption early as this week. case, possibly as P//ofs to New rules Ifinal PHNOM PENH (AP) — American pilots were bomb on welfare assigned their targets in Cambodia for final strikes before the Congress - imposed bombing halt designed A Cambodian soldier carries an old woman, government established to get the United States out of its combat role in WASHINGTON (AP) - Secret state Indochina. left, to a nearby ambulance The halt was after her family abandoned her investigations of welfare applicants imposed beginning midnight Tuesday and recipients, abolished in the 1960s, (EDT). That is 11 a.m. Wednesday in Phnom Penh, during heavy fighting southeast were reestablished Tuesday by a new giving the U.S. warplanes time for a last morning of of Tiinom Penh, where the set of federal rules. bombing runs before the end of their intensive eight - bombs loaded onto B52's in The Dept. of Health, Education and year air campaign in Indochina. Welfare said the sweeping changes The 7.4 million tons of bombs and other explosives Thailand, below, are being used to affecting relief eligibility rained by the United States on Indochina since 1965 support Cambodian troops determination, fair hearings and was three times the amount the Unites States used in until the halt scheduled for recovery of overpayments will help World War II and 10 times the amount in the Korean reduce War. today. errors costing taxpayers AP hundreds of millions of dollars The Wirephotos bombing during recent months has been annually. credited with a large role in keeping the Cambodian "The purpose of these regulations is government of President Lon Nol in power. to make sure welfare funds get to Informed sources said Tuesday in Saigon that those in need, and to help restore the thousands of ethnic Cambodians living in South public's faith in our welfare system," Vietnam, including some drawn from South said HEW Secretary Caspar W. Vietnamese army units, have been flown to Phnom Weinberger. "The longer large Penh to U help the Lon Nol government survive after the overpayments and payments to S. bombing ends. ineligible recipients continue, the more The U.S. the South Embassy in Saigon and a spokesman for people in real need are deprived of Vietnamese military denied the report. funds intended for them." The daily since bombing of Cambodia for 6Vi months, The rules were bitterly contested 10 days after the January Vietnam peace by welfare organizations, recipients agreement, had slowed but not stopped advances on and legal aid groups who argued that Phnom Penh by Communist - led insurgents. U.S. return to secret probes might lead to bombing errors in the final weeks of intensive attacks harassment and invasion of privacy. so killed scores of civilians and government troops. In response to those comments on The last American raids included continual strikes the original April 20 proposals, HEW ground Phnom Penh's perimeter. An estimated 4,000 included a section which it said |nsurgents are massed for an attack west of the captial's "restates that constitutional rights are international airport. to be observed and protected." The fate of the Robert B. Carleson, on sands capital of 1 Vi million, including special welfare of refugees, was open to speculation. The assistant to Weinberger, said another """government forces loosely surround Phnom Penh regulation to be proposed soon would control an estimated 80 allow states to act per cent of the country immediately in Militarily. cases of suspected fraud. »*!mier ^ Tam of Cambodia vowed his government Carleson said states had asked for v| . "fight along ory, both with the people until the final many of the changes to enable them to militarily and politically." reduce their rate of error in welfare (continued on page 9) caseloads and avoid threatened federal penalties of withholding funds. matching 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 15. iqtj Contest prize: 4,000 'nice' letters news By BECKIE HANES and also the writer of the one gal will become special On Oct. 8, 1973, suggestions for the national chairman follow. He In contrast to Desmond', State News Staff Writer 8,000 letters to the two winners," the rules state. Desmond will begin the to longhand - written letter form letter which is! A "nice letter each day winners started the contest Who has the time to grand prize of 4,000 guarantees it will be a com* because he wants mail and write these letters? consecutive days of nice fascinating experience and with all prisoners' mail for 4,000 consecutive days" from ^ summary letters to "one fella and one concludes the suggestions McNeil Island ,t is the promised prize for responsibility. Evidently John J. Jr. who is with "Trust me." the procedure f0, the two winners of a new Everyone who enters a Desmond a gal " who write the two best contest called the "Best letter in the contest is prisoner in a U.S. sentences. corresponding W[th 10-Word Sentence contest." considered a winner. penitentiary on McNeil And one of the rules is "I'm convinced that a few students using their prisoner and how any to a prisoner is lette! The judge in the contest "However, fella and Island, Wash. one resources and ingenuity at reguiarfy The State News found that Desmond promises to inspected. The offical letu. U.S. denounces Israel out about the contest when be a good judge. MSU could bring a bit of reminds the reader that no a staff writer answered a happiness to many people in only is a prisoner's life letter from Desmond who On page three of this country," Desmond restricted, but his The United States Tuesday denounced Israel's offered a "super sensational Desmond's letter are five writes. correspondence also. forcing down of an Arab airliner as a "violation of idea which is sure to interest the United Nations charter and of the rule of law all of you" if a staff UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY member merely wrote him a in international civil aviation." MC NEIL ISLAND, WASHINGTON letter. "Travel by air, as was travel by sea in an earlier The State News receives age, must be insulated and protected from on the average five letters a unlawful interference," Ambassador John Scalo term from prisoners asking told the U.N. Security Council. "It must no longer jjsCXVJUL. someone to write to them. Desmond responsed to be a pawn in interational conflicts." the State News reply with Scali thus made clear the United States would Jt&iuAV -nuikcUy ^tb-/jLkiu return of a five - page letter support Security Council condemnation of the jjksu jyuX&dtu uu-o->XeL. QJwnJh Ut*^. i Xhu outlining his project. In The attached letter was placed in our Prisoners Mail Box for interception of the plane last Friday night in an fact, the reporter who unsuccessful Israeli hunt for Palestinian guerilla jL/w -' ' - Xisnvu ~t- Qyjui^ -J answered his letter was forwarding to you. inspected. The letter has been neither opened nor If the writer raises a problem over which this leaders. made the national chairman institution or the Bureau of Prisons has jurisdiction, you of his contest. Outside the chamber, diplomats sought to work may wish to write to me or to the Director, Bureau of Prisons, out a resolution that would command unanimous his second Department of Justice, Washington, D. C. 20537. ^trrupJlA. fl]pJxlxno-*'M 51AI /3tU5" In letter, support from the 15-nation council. But the Desmond says that the United States has objected to Egyptian and Soviet To J&i sr 7 fJ. 57 winners will "at least. . . You may write back to the inmate, and ask him questions. Your know that someone cares." letter will be inspected for contraband, and for any content demands for sanctions against Israel and no <3"$-co ftfa/u&rV; 6-fa-4 There are no age which would incite illegal conduct. acceptable compromise appeared close. Y3302. V-330A, restrictions to the contest "They're bogged down in language," a Western that ends Oct. 8, 1973. The The Bureau of Prisons encourages the press to visit institu¬ diplomat told a newsman. 10-word sentence can be on tions, and learn about correctional programs and activities. A vote is not expected before Thursday. any subject, but only one If you wish to do this, please contact me. Israeli Ambassador Yosef Tekoah accused the Lonely entry per letter or postcard is allowed. All entries are to United Nations of a double standard in the Middle Inmates may not receive compensation for material submitted This letter arrived Tuesday at the State News. Each be sent to: Desmond 19491, to the media. If the person writing you names another inmate East and rejected any condemnation by the council term about five such letters arrive at the newspaper, Box 1000, Steilacoom, or a staff member in his correspondence, we request that you while Arab terrorists go unpunished. all asking for correspondents. Wash.. 98388. advise us of that fact before its publication. We will provide background information and specific comments whenever possible. Skylab will finish mission If the writer encloses for forwarding correspondence addressed In a renewed burst of confidence Tuesday, to another addressee, please return the enclosure to me, or space officials said Skylab 2 will be permitted to to the Director. complete its record 59 - day space mission. A rescue craft, it needed, will not be launched before Sept. 25. . . . Share one with a friend. A rocket and spacecraft that could be used to Choose a fine wine from one of the largest return the men of Skylab 2 to earth rolled to its L. E. Daggett selections available and delight your taste launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Fla. on Tuesday I buds. Treat a friend, too. Linn's has just the morning. But Skylab director William C. Schneider said J right wine to make any evening meal an Form i occasion. Relax and enjoy one of the simple the rescue craft won't be launched before Sept. 25. This form letter accompanies all prisoner correspondence sent out of the the day Skylab 2 was originally scheduled to end. I pleasures of life this evening.. . you deserve it. at McNeil Island in Washington. Though prisoner letteri to news media are not peniteniary The belief among officials strengthened that no opened or inspected, all incoming mail is screened. One prisoner wrote to the State rescue flight will be needed and that the crippled News recently to start a contest for the best 10 - word sentence. Skylab 2 Apollo taxi craft will work well enough to bring the astronauts safely home. ARMY SURPLUS! Demonstrators -arrested Peace activists Daniel and NEW •Hush Puppy Hiking Boots Jerome Berrigan were among $9.95 (secondi) sixty demonstrators arrested Tuesday as they knelt at the JUNGLE BUGIS "Portable Johns White House. •£*£» $2.29 Daniel Berrigan said the protest was over U.S. bombing $15.99 •Camping Toilet in Cambodia "and a lot of Women's Sizes Paper Available! MC 3 for 39c deaths in Vietnam." About 80 demonstrators •Fall Snorkel Jackets waited among the tourists to 20*45 $35.00 get into the White House D. BERRIGAN tours. They sang, "We Shall Overcome." Thursday 9-9 OPEN Friday 9-9 White House police did not stop the activists from going through the tourist gate. But most of the demonstrators stopped and knelt on the steps before entering the White House. FOX HOLE PX FRANDOR When one leader tried to address a gathering 351-5323 over a microphone, a White House guard warned its members to continue moving or leave the grounds, or face arrest. VVAW trial recessed The judge temporarily recessed the Gainesville Family Night Eight trial Tuesday after a juror fell ill. But he complained the proceedings were getting bogged down in lengthy questioning of witnesses is Every by both sides. Wednesday U.S. District Court Judge Winston E. Arnow suspended the morning session of the trial of eight Vietnam Veterans Against the War, which is in its third week. The antiwar activists are accused of plotting violence to disrupt the 1972 Republican National convention. Arnow sent Lois Hensel, 40, to her physician after she complained of dizziness and nausea. Arnow said he wanted to consult with her doctor before deciding if Hensel should remain on the jury. He later recessed the trial until 9 a.m. Wednesday to give Hensel "more time to rest." Kent State witnesses found The Justice Dept. has been told that several Kent State University students can identify the National Guardsman who fired the first shot in the 0n,V 51.25 for our 1970 campus shootings, a knowledgeable regular Dinner every congressional source said Tuesday. House committee investigators have turned over Wednesday night, after 3 p.m. to the department reports of interviews with some 60 individuals who witnessed various parts of the confrontation, including those who say they can identify the guardsman, the source reported. The material also included film showing free lance photographer Terrance B. Norman handing a WttOi/S FRIED CHICKEN pistol to a campus policeman and another film showing the group of guardsmen firing upon the students. 4500 S. Cedar ^ North*' 27 1900 E" Ka,amaZ0° The latter is believed to be the only existing Open 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sun. - Thurs. 11 a.m. • 10 p.m. Fri. & Sat. ^ movie film which shows the actual shootings. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 15, 1973 3 COLBURN'S COUNCIL POST Members discuss vacancy By JIM BUSH six weeks. State Newi Staff Writer name the suggested she believes are "more of liberal groups Council members are not will meet Few appointees. conservative than I feel to names are being naming soon discuss asking names, but "I've been mentioned, but East acknowledge that local thinking that George's successor should council to make their Lansing political leaders maybe we ought to request be." deliberations Colbum's residents have already over have begun to consider who input from citizens on the Another councilman, suggested possible kind of person we should successor public. they will seek to get Robert Wilcox, said two successors to Colburn, who select," Sharp said. names had been Clobridge is also a appointed to Councilman resigned to suggested member of the Coalition for accept a job, The remaining four to him to succeed Colburn. George Colburn's now reportedly on Human Survival, the vacant seat. a Chicago - council members under city "I'd like George's Convention area for a newspaper. law have 30 days from the successor to be Colburn, 35, ended a Colburn was unavailable formal receipt of Colburn's a person Responsible Council and rash of speculation who has some business East Monday for comment Tuesday. Neal Lansing Democrats. He by resigning from council, resignation - which will sense, who knows the said he was speaking for all Colburn said he had gone to come at council's economics effective immediately, in a the West Coast for the rest Tuesday of taxation," four groups. letter to City meeting — to name his Wilcox said. He added that Manager John of the month. successor, by at least a 3 1 he did not want Colburn's Sources familiar with M. Patriarche. Colburn's - East Lansing politics have Councilwoman Mary vote. sucessor brother, Neal, had to hold an Sharp said Tuesday 10 Sharp said the suggested that residents announced Sunday that names had been suggested 10 names "extremely left or extremely such as former Mayor Colburn would resign within suggested to her include right" political viewpoint. to her, but she would not several Gordon Thomas; two "young men," who, Mayor Wilbur Brookover unsuccessful 1971 council would not comment on who candidates Duane Bone and he would like to see succeed Max Philips; Neal Colburn; Grand jury Colburn. George Griffiths was Councilman unavailable for comment. Ann Silverman, who worked in state Rep. Lynn Jondahl's 1972 campaign; Betty A1 Clobridge, compaign Duley, who served in the manager for Nelson Brown Mystery witness mass murder and with Margaret McNeil, who, Sharp and John local McGovern campaign and Elinor Holbrook, a new member of East Lansing's Wearing a paper sack over his head, an unidentified witness enters the Polomsky, are seeking two Harris County Planning Commission, may grand jury room in Houston, Texas Tuesday where evidence is being presented in HOUSTON, (AP) - A torture sex case slayings. The vacant council seats in be considered for Colburn's grand jury investigating the State grand jury first connection with the mass murders that have so far produced District Court heard from November, said a coalition seat- the corpses of 27 two police At left is a Houston detective. Bill Ridinger, a youngster who largest case of mass murder Judge Noah Kennedy teenagers. detectives working on the reportedly in recent American announced the indictments escaped from the torture ring had been expected to appear before the history case which involves 27 The State News is published by the students of grand jury but returned indictments against against Elmer Wayne no one would confirm that the sack - wearing witness was Ridinger. victims. The boy, identified Michigan State University every class day during Fall, two teenagers allegedly Henley, 17, and David as Billy Ridinger, was to Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, AP Wirephoto involved in the Houston Owen Brooks, 18, after the testifv later Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a grand jury met for 6lA What information has special Welcome Week edition is published in hours. been available about September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. slixon to give national address Henley was charged in the indictments in the 27 July Ridinger comes signed statement by David from a Member Associated Press, International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan United Press shooting death of O. Brooks, 18, one of two Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Charles Cary Cobble, 17, Collegiate Press Assn. charged in the slayings. and the strangulation of In his Second class postage paid at East statement to Lansing, Mich. on Watergate scandal tonight ByGAYLORDSHAW The address, to be carried would include these Marty Ray Jones, 18, on the same day. Brooks and Henley were jointly charged in the July police, Brooks said: "I present at that address. when they got Billy was . . Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan State Michigan, 48823. Phones: University, East Lansing, major to the American people to Ridinger. I took care of him Associated Press by all the national television elements: 10 strangulation of William while he was there. And I News/Editorial 355-8252 and radio networks, will be join him in overcoming the WASHINGTON •A denial by Nixon that scandal's impact by pressing Ray Lawrence, 15. believe the only reason he is Classified Ads 355-8255 resident Nixon will make Nixon's first extensive he was aware of The bodies of Cobble alive now is that I begged Display Advertising 353-6400 plans to ahead toward the goals of nationally broadcast response since May 22 to bug the Democratic and Jones were found with them not to kill him." Business Office 355-3447 the scandal that has shaken lasting peace abroad and an ddress on the Watergate National Committee's end to inflation at home. 15 others in a boat shed in Ridinger's testimony Photographic 355-8311 his administration. Houston. Lawrence's body Campus Information 353-8700 ?andal at 9 p.m. (EDT) headquarters at the The adress is expected to before the grand jury may As Deputy Press was recovered onight, the White House Watergate, or that he was touch on offshoots of the near Lake shed more light on how so nnounced Tuesday. Secretary Gerald L. Warren aware of or participated in Sam Rayburn in east Texas. many young people were announced the time and Watergate controversy — TONIGHT IS GAY NINETIES NIGHT! The President's long - the subsequent cover - up. such as 1971 break - in of Twenty - seven bodies lured to the surburban waited format of Nixon's speech, •A concession that he have been recovered by Pasadena home of Dean response to Pentagon Papers figure the President was in his [legations flowing from the lolitical conspiracy hideaway Executive Office Building suite putting the discounted allegations that White House and re election committee officials - Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. authorities locations Wednesday. from since three last Allen Corll, 33, who allegedly masterminded the Summer fun ontroversy will be ring. elivered live from his Oval finishing touches on what's were involved in the scandal Iffice. It will be 20 to 30 ranked as the most because his subordinates |inutes in length, a important speech in his told him a thorough 'sidential spokesman said. quarter century of public investigation had turned up life. DOMINO'S At the no such involvement. ficials said, same Nixon will time, Warren would not give •A review of his first PITCHER PUSHER PARTY details of the address, but term - Greatly reduced prices on half gallon pitchers - i more detailed accomplishments, Sunday 9 PM CLOSING ritten statement giving his other sources indicated it coupled with • an urgent plea count of the events that Monday & Tuesday ALL DAY spurred widespread estigations by Congress HAPPY HOURS: d the executive branch. PIZZA MONDAY GAY NIHETIES NIGHT! - FRIDAY 2 PM - 4 PM Good old time flavor, prices, FREE 30 MINUTE DELIVERY and fun. 9 PM Enjoy peanuts, beer special, and yourself! - CLOSING WEDNESDAY EAST LANSING 317 E. Grand River PEANUT PITCHERS MEET US UNDER THE 351-7100 9 PM Get half - CLOSING THURSDAY - gallons for peanuts! 231 M.A.C. 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Or •••••• Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 15, 1973 5 Today is the deadline for* rv Station refuses to submitting pre-enrollment forms for fall term classes. Section reservation run programs enrollment forms will be accepted Forms until B p.m. at 150 Bldg. Administration By BECKIE HANES "Sticks and However, late forms submitted Bones" is an cited for the postponement was the State Newt Staff Writer prime time," Gross said. "We see no for either by mail or accepted until about noon personally, will be Thursday, local WJIM - TV, Channel 6, CBS Lansing's affiliate, announced adaptation of the winning contemporary drama the Tony Award about - return home of Vietnam POWs at that time. reason to repeat them in view of legitimate concern expressed by a Horace King, University registrar said relationship between a blind Half of CBS's 198 affiliates refused substantial number of viewers." Monday night that it would not run the | registration American veteran of the Vietnam War Tuesday. "Sticks and Bones" drama and a rerun then to show the program, including WJBK will run both He explained that forms can be and his family. programs at of WJBK in Detroit. their a two - part "Maude" program regularly scheduled times. accepted Thursday morning since the James H. Gross, president of because of their controversial nature. The show was first scheduled to be WJIM, "Sticks and Bones" will be shown at 9 l computer processing is not scheduled said in a statement released The two network programs will be broadcast March 9, but CBS president Tuesday, p.m. Friday and the first segment of to begin until later in the "We thoroughly reviewed the 'Sticks day. carried by Detroit's WJBK TV, Robert Wood decided it would be "Maude" began Tuesday at 8 p.m. and Bones' drama when it was first Channel 2, however. Students living in married shown at a later date. The reason offered several housing months ago and will be able to view both declined to accept it. programs on channel 2 because of married "We see no reason to reverse that agrees with county request initial decision. In our judgment, the housing's cable television. WJIM will show a feature film mordant, allegorical treatment of starring Hayley Mills, "The Trouble delicate, sensitive subjects would be With Angels," in place of "Sticks and perceived as highly offensive by a Bones" and will carry a Nixon OKs mass significant segment of our viewing audience," he said. have More than 25 CBS affiliate stations decided not to sports preview both nights to replace "Maude." The Lansing station defections from the normal "Maude" lineup • An Ingham County Board of resolved that part of the trust carry the apparently resulted in part from an fund, makes $200 million available in the "Maude" reruns which involve I Commissioners resolution asking that financed largely by a 4 cents per gallon distressed that the trust fund was intensive letter campaign directed by 1 federal highway taxes be used to federal gasoline tax, should be diverted ?CO"d Another $800 million f°f. Purchas'n8 buses, locked into highway development. Maude's decision to have an abortion. the U.S. Catholic Conference. is earmarked for WJIM carried the two I finance mass transit probably was not to mass transportation development. financing rail systems, The fund had been specified, since segments The conference recently sent out I a prime cause, but President Nixon has Commissioner Kenneth A. Hope, D including its organization in 1957, solely for the during the regular season but reversed statements to 160 Roman Catholic subways in the third year. its decision when it came to reruns I agreed with the commissioners' - District 2, one of the four sponsors In addition to the trust fund development of the interstae freeway because of citizen protests. dioceses and 20,000 parishes urging of the county system, which I viewpoint. resolution, was pleased with Nixon's approval of the bill. money, the bill provides $3 billion out complete, is now 80 per cent "Our audience has had an bishops and priests CBS affiliates from to discourage local of the federal carrying the government's general opportunity to view these programs at Nixon on Monday signed a "Anything that would take away revenue for grants to urban mass "Maude" episodes. I milestone measure breaking up the the prohibition in the Highway Trust transit projects. ■ Highway Trust Fund and diverting Fund against using the tax money for This new law represents a ■ some of its $6 billion in annual something than highway construction compromise between the highway I revenues to build mass transit systems, I® just as the commissioners had asked. The commissioners on July 10 is a benefit," Hope said Tuesday. The $23 billion, three that Nixon signed into law - year bill lobby, made up of oil, gas, automotive and road building firms, and urban Sunshine Monday environmentalists who have been long Trustees may debate chances Specials [of campus abortions at meet mot The MSU trustees may finally matters may occur at the trustees' issues that had been delayed out of USDA Choice Idiscuss the possibility of abortions special meeting next Wednesday. the way. ■being performed in the ^Health Center. University The meeting was originally called to Robert Perrin, vice president for LEG OF LAMB $1.49 Discussion of abortion and other discuss MSU's budget but several trustees indicated a desire to get some University relations, said two items concerning the health center were on the meeting's agenda, but he would not say if discussion on abortion was 8 pack 16 oz. no (jWJ - return Fresh Cut % FRYER BREAST w/wing & back (Campus mail one said of them. "Just be patient and see," Perrin cryptically. Earlier in the month Perrin had said COCA COLA Shurfine 141/2 0Z. Fresh Cut % w/back FRYER LEG changes to 48 discussion of abortions was tentatively scheduled for this meeting. PORK & BEANS Herrod Chunk Style Mail to MSU addresses gets a boost addressed to MSU academic and what Perrin said he was not aware of the administration's proposal BRAIJNSCHWEIGER I today as the University's own ZIP administrative units on the East would be to the trustees concerning ■ Code goes into effect. I The number, 48824, was issued by Lansing campus. The only exceptions are married abortion. Along with the budget and NORTHERN TOWELS 3/$l ■ the Post Office Dept. as part of an student and faculty housing and non - abortions, other topics the trustees ■effort to improve postal service to the University agencies located on may discuss are changes in the traffic campus. These will continue to use ordinances and the sexual orientation the East Lansing ZIP Code 48823. discrimination policy. JELLY ID00NESBURY by Garry Trudeau Penn Dutch Pes. & Stems \ I THIS 15 aw V! rather at san The summit talks tbtujbbn president nixon and soviet at one point this afternoon, mr. brezhnev i n1 tt u/as MUSHROOMS 8 oz. JOi 45 party chief brezhnev turned to his host and considered " clemente, aka continued todav as the inquired wherever did by many tv be the western two leaders sat outside he find the funds to a low point in white House" in the gardens of the ,yc'4£. Heatherwood Jm fwf1 Vz gal. 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He attributed this to "White House preoccupation with Watergate." capitals an edgy uncertainty about the United States, and Moreover, he observed, even Republican leaders in in Washington a high administration official concedes that Congress no longer automatically yield to White House the scandal may already have placed recent pressures on given issues. accomplishments of American diplomacy in jeopardy. But, said the high administration official, if Nixon's The official, a foreign policy expert, said the scandal "can and may already have had an effect" on U.S. relations authority is not soon re - established, "it may be lost entirely." around the world, but he stressed the word "may." "It is my gut feelings," he said, that foreign leaders "Europe, then China, the Middle East and the Soviet Union perhaps less so" would then question the ability of "are not rushing to identify themselves" with the strategy the United States to hold up its end of an effort to develop laid out by President Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger. But he a new set of superpower and world relationships, he added. emphasized that he was discussing a potential danger rather Clearly, Soviet leaders are worried. The concern is than suggesting that U.S. leadership was falling apart. reflected in Moscow's treatment of the scandal. Soviet Obviously, however, many a foreign capital is worried media scarcely mention it. When it is mentioned, the about such matters as damage that might have been done to President Nixon's image, to the prestige and authority of tendency is to defend Nixon. Leonid I. Brezhnev: major investments in two Leonid I. Brezhnev, head of the Soviet Community the U.S. presidency as such, and to the American leadership Nixon summits. role party, has a big political stake in being able to show which, under Nixon, has moved the powers toward an dividends from the major investment he made in two era of easier relations. These worries are shared by in Open 12:45 / ^ ,, j many summit meetings with the President. the United States. nA*GAiNoT^ Feature at * iWll •Jul Authority jeopardized Brezhnev came to Washington at a time when there were 1:00 - 3:05 5:15^ - signs of opposition in his own regime to the detente The administration official insisted that "the great 1-00) 7:25 • 9:35 respect foreign leaders have for President Nixon has not policy. U.S. officials now say the Kremlin leadership is convinced that Nixon is the best American available to HAPPY HOUR - $1.00 - 5:30 - 6:30 been impaired." Yet he acknowledged that things are not make arrangements Moscow deems necessary for cementing the same as in those heady days of secret Kissinger trips to DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Peking and the President's widely acclaimed approaches to Sen. J.W. Fulbright: China and the Soviet Union. As President Nixon prepares to speak to the preoccupation with Watergate" Most administration officials claim that the President's nation on television at 9 p.m. today about authority to carry out foreign policy remains relatively- Appealing for public and congressional support of th intact, though they admit that Watergate could have Watergate, the scandal's impact on domestic Nixon foreign policy, the official said he was not suggesting I weakened his influence on Capitol Hill. One case in point and foreign affairs is a major concern. On these - - - - - the Watergate probe should be stopped or that was the congressional ban on further bombing in Cambodia, two pages, the State News presents assessments nobody I should be indicted, but that "the authority, the which halts today despite bitter opposition from the ability to I by Associated Press on aspects ranging from deliver, the vitality" of the administration must be restored I administration. the 25 vacant sub-Cabinet positions to the Sen. Fulbright said the way to restore Sen. J.W. Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign authority to! future of Nixon's one-man foreign policy American's foreign programs would be to re establish! program. Congress as a full and equal participant in policy making I can I "We're not any smarter than they are, but we the relations. Serious delay, they add, could increase provide the kind of collective wisdom that would avoid| new serious mistakes," Fulbright said. But he seemed pessimistic! pressures on Brezhnev from Soviet hard - liners to resume that the administration would buy his view. I the old, tough stance. Evidently, the administration intends keeping on with its I Transition period The Nixon policy itself is new and fragile, the current course involving arms limitation talks with Russians, a drive for trade and monetary reforms I the| administration official noted, and while all the elements for establishment of stronger ties with Japan and efforts tol success are present, "this situation cannot be frozen for 3V4 solidify relations with Moscow and Peking. years until there is a new administration. European leaders, so far as public statements ai. "You can't take the United States out of foreign policy concerned, seem determined to be calm and detached about I for such a long period," he insisted. Watergate. 1 "This is a period of transition. Many of the leaders of "We regard it as an American domestic affair," an ItalianI the world are old. If we don't solidify the gains made Foreign Ministry spokesman said adding that Watergate I toward detente with the Russians and China before those would not be permitted to have an impact on traditional I leaderships change, we may have to start all over again." warm relations with the United States. Generally, that was I the attitude officially expressed in most of Europe and I Asia. I For the most part, the reaction seems to have been that I two - way government - to - government relations have been! undisturbed, though some sources see Watergate as I responsible for unforeseen obstacles to the smooth pregressl of U.S. policy. 1 Southeast Asian leaders have special worries. Prime I Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore said in an Ottawa I interview this week that Watergate could permanently! damage the power of a U.S. president to act in time of I crisis, "and if you do not act decisively in a crisis, but go I into committee between the White House and Congress, I well, you make for a different globe." Japan sympathetic Japan, with much riding on good relations with the I United States, according to U.S. Embassy sources in Tokyo, I chooses to be largely sympathetic on Watergate and regard I it as purely a domestic American problem. The government! doesn't intend to let it interfere with projects involving the! two countries. I Most foreign diplomats and leaders who have mentioned I Watergate publicly evidently are willing to stay with Nixon, I A senior Foreign Ministry official in Kenya, complaining I that Nixon never had much time for Africa anyway, said he I probably now has none at all because the "American I President is so enmeshed in domestic problems created by I Watergate that foreign policy seems suddenly to have taken I a back seat." 1 That's not how many officials inside the U.S. foreign I policy establishment see it. But the administration official I who reviewed America's foreign policy status conceded that I foreign leaders "have much to wonder these days about the I health of the nation after war and now Watergate." a decade of assassinations, riots, | Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. August 15, 1973 7 Politicians assess President Nixon is Watergate's effects shown with Laird, now his top domestic adviser, in a photo taken earlier Melvin this year before Laird resigned as secretary on domestic policies of defense and then was drawn back to the administration by the post - Watergate needs of the White House. AP Wirephoto By RICHARD E.MEYER ordinary politics to others counselled the President to the effect of Associated Press who felt the President was turn over the presidential Watergate is Dept. and left the Pentagon lows no significant e publicans are worri there in all of those.. without WASHINGTON - With to blame. A number tapes, advice which Nixon . a secretary of slowdown in federal - state about what Watergate will "It contributed to the I Senate hearings in recess, professed boredom with the has rejected. defense for several weeks. operations, although some do to their party. The I government officials and whole subject. feeling that Congress simply It was during this period state officials say federal Many congressmen and couldn't go on deferring to Republican National Some state and local I politicians from the White Some administration officials believe Watergate that the Pentagon sent to decisions have been harder Committee, faced with a 1 officials the President forever Congress false information party officials say, however, House down have begun concede that has brought on to come by. potential $1 million deficit a slackening of matters that Watergate has hurt I Mesbing the wear and tear of Watergate caused a slump in governmental pace, though domestic. In foreign and about Cambodian bombing In May, for instance, in the wake of the scandal, politicians in general. Says concrete terms raids. One administration Illinois Atty. Gen. William ■ Watergate on the government. On July 6, examples are seldom clear it is cutting back its staff by Kansas GOP chairman Jack I administration and when he agreed to succeed - swelled the margin on aide Scott the cut. those votes. says the false announced he was 25 per cent. A May 15 mail Ranson: "It And, more information might not have won't ■ country. After 10 weeks John D. Ehrlichman, who Officials feel the long initiating criminal campaign for contributions - important, it necessarily affect just | of I often conflicting resigned because of pending fuel allocation the proponents to be more encouraged been sent had the office of proceedings in an alleged drew half of what was Republicans." testimony, climaxing in a Watergate as the President's program to counter secretary of defense not life insurance swindle. the aggressive, to push harder... I constitational collision top domestic adviser, Laird gasoline shortage has been been in mid - changeover. "I'm sure the federal I between President Nixon said: "Government in some delayed partly "because "Unquestionably, In addition to the 25 sub government will be getting I and Congress over the White Watergate did weaken the Cabinet posts still unfilled into it," he said at the time, EVERYBODY'S - quarters is at a standstill." there was nobody in the ■ House tape recordings, the Momentum White House authority of the President." in the President's second "but let's face it. a week willing to . . ■ ultimate Two Cabinet term, the administration impact of An aide says now that make a decision." ago there was no attorney I Watergate remains elusive. I But some interim effects I clear. Laird exaggerated deliberately, perhaps, to — In administration is recovering departments Congress, the executive agencies have suffered, too, because of and several faces 450 vacancies in "Schedule C" jobs in executive departments and general and no head of the SEC. the top . . There's no one at TRUCKIN'OVER are keep a standstill from from the effects of to push a button... I At the White House, Watergate. The resignation agencies — meaning that 30 ■ reorganizations and I resignations have brought happening. And Laird, citing recent successful Watergate, Laird House Republican Leader says. of Atty. Gen. Richard Kleindienst began a shuffle per cent of these jobs, filled by political appointment, Across the land, To The compromises with Congress, Ford sees "a mimimum" of ■ drastic changes and some said in an interview that the that brought Defense are empty. Try breaking something Watergate impact upon in instead of I internal dissension. Former I Defense Secretary Melvin I Laird, a newcomer at the government regained momentum. now has Congress. But Anderson, the third - Secretary Elliot L. Richardson into the Justice An No slowdown AP check of major it out The Leather wearing Shop CINEMA I White House because of I Watergate, says: "There's While acknowledging "there are many things that ranking House Republican, says that Watergate has on M.A.C. At X ■ some resentment of my are mature going to take time and to become "a watershed Jolly&Logan blossom," event" in a basic ■ being here." And aides say retired I the turmoil has helped delay Brig. Alexander M. Haig Jr., who Gen. realignment with the White House. STARLiTE LANSiNC RENT A STEREO $23.00 "SOPHIA I some programs. replaced H.R. Haldeman, This view is shared by per term I In Congress, Watergate another Watergate casualty, Senate Democratic Leader y Free Service *11° SAYS NO" ■ has diminished VINCE EDWARDS IS ■ President's strength. House the as the President's chief of Mike Mansfield, who says DETECTIVE GEROftlMO HERE TILL TUESDAY ^ and delivery ^ staff, said recently: Watergate has restored the ONLY! land Senate • passed "The directions have balance of power between NEJAC TV RENTALS J 9 ■ measures limit his ability to FIRST RUN - been set and are accepted 337-1300 Congress and the executive ■ impound money and force and understood by all. . . I branch. "MOTORCYCLE ■ him to stop bombing H« am optimistic that we can Impact felt brings them in MAMA'S ■ Cambodia after today. establish ...In handcuffs a relatively Both point to passage of . ; ■ Watergate, says Rep. John dramatic difference # ...or a ■ Anderson of Illinois, third - the last few months... from " several bills to demonstrate ha's just that paper bag REVENGE" Watergate impact. They crazy ■ranking Republican, Laird didn't into include the Cambodian ...but ha gats ■"swelled the margin (those votes." of details about lingering go staff bombing deadline and the job done! OPEN 1212 f/T Shuffle resentment 'ove'r ' his^ measures that would restrict 1DETECTIVE CALL882 0236 replacing Ehrlichman, but the President's power to GERONIMO some Cabinet he acknowledged that White make and limit EXCLUSIVE 1ST war his PLUS... Idepartments and executive House advisers are split into authority to RUN SHOWING! impound MANIACS on WHEELS" /—-1—n PROGWM iNfORMJTiSN 3® 6944 * ■agencies, Watergate hard liners and soft liners OPEN 1:15 PM - - money appropriated by ■resignations have caused a ■hectic shuffle. Twenty - five ■sub • Cabinet posts remain on Watergate questions. Laird, Republican according House Leader to Congress. Anderson concedes that the legislation might have with Brad Harris 3:00 fijS. umamBii! r«eaaa Feature 1:30-4:15 6:45-9:30 (unfilled, or have acting Gerald Ford, was among been approved in the? F1EAL! (directors. "Everybody is an "soft liners" who absence of Watergate, "but Where adventure ends and hell begins! "MIND-BLOWING SUSPENSE!" ■acting," says one executive "SUPERB! SIMPLY FASCINATING!" (department official. ■decisions are "Some difficult to TENT SALE (make." starting EXPERIMENT Among Republican party BACKPACKING TENTS FRIDAY: Open 7:00 p.m. 7:35 - 9:35 ■officials across the - country, Tqueried by the Associated BY: Tress, some felt Watergate Jiad hurt the GOP, more ■thought they could divorce GERRY Because VINCENT CANBYOF THE NEW YORK TIMES SAID. "THE BEST (he party - on the local ALP FILMED CHEKHOV I'VE EVER SEEN." AND BECAUSE Bevel at least — from ■Watergate, JUDITH CRIST SAID "NOTHING LESS THAN •hat all and others said STEBCO EXQUI¬ politicans, regardless SITE I ALL PERFECTIONl'AND BECAUSE PENELOPE GILLIAT (of party, had been hurt. SUMMER CLOSEOUT OF THE NEW YORKER SAID "A MARVELOUS BEAUTIFUL iThe President's FILM!" AND BECAUSE ARCHER WINSTON OF THE N Y POST popularity dropped In a to a low SPECIAL SAID Gaiiup p0lj |ast month, "BREATHTAKING IN ITS BEAUTY1" ANO Wth 40 per cent approving RAUPP BECAUSE THE BOSTON GLOBE CALLED IT "ONE OF THE 10 2nd 49 disapproving. A BEST OF THE YEAR!" (andom sampling Minary citizens by the AP howed a broad of Campfitters 2208 E. Michigan spectrum of Pactions, from people who Mon.-Fri. to 8 P.M. Anton Chekhov's ■nought Watergate was Uncle J0SIPH BttNMR ASSOCIATES INC EDWARD FOX by GEORGES DElERUE is 'The Jackal* • ScWDity by KENNETH ROSS red Starring INN0KENTY SMOMUNOVSK* • SERGtI B0NDARCHUK directed b» ANDREI MIKHAIK0V K3NCHAL0VSK* • . 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To some Phnom Penh ^sidents, the bombing halt me as good news. Mrs. Van Ny, a 30 - year SPIRAL Two front pockets. Zip front. Flare legs. Navy only. Sizes 5 am jm old widow who opened a iop near the central ££ g larket two years ago after oving here from the wntryside, reflected the THEME BOOK Our Reg. $7.47 titude of some Phnom >nh residents. 100 count "It's better for them to 00 3/sl 1014" x 8". }p bombing," she said, 5 hole. Wide dy house was destroyed or bombs. The Khmer narrow margin. ouge were hidden in the LADIES' DEPT. tlage. They shot at vernment troops when had an operation to SCHOOL SUPPLIES DEPT. the area. I can't blame yone. But it was a total ss for us. Nothing was rt." The Khmer Rouge are an MEIJER FOOD CLUB ement of Cambodian jmmunists fighting against TOP FROST e U.S. • backed Lon Nol gime. WHITE BIO FLAKEY MANY FLAVORS RENT AT. 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Best offer. condition, helmets, Immediately thru Apartments. 1/bedroom, 337-2509 or 349-4024. two $500. 355-9556 mornings, apartment. September 18th. Close to furnished, 2/man, air renovated, furnished L . 5 8-24 355-6143 evenings. 2-8-17 campus, $40, own room. conditioning, 1/year lease. o£"'24P"k'"1 332-2414. 2-8-17 Quiet. Call 332-4987. PHONE 355-8255 E CONO-LINE 1967 window bedroom^ I YAMAHA 1972, 650cc, 2700 a6 8-i7 TWO AND three van. Good condition, $450. 347 Student Services Bld9- Call 339-8964. 2-8-17 miles. Excellent condition. SUBLEASE, GIRL for 2 man. TWO and $265. 351-5891 i I 4/cycle. 351-1307. 3-8-20 September-June. Close. Call MAN, one apartment. 140 Cedar Street bedroom 5:30PM. 1-8-15 '* I 351-0971. 5-8-24 ♦AUTOMOTIVE Scooters 8t Cycles FORD GALAXIE 500 body fair, interior excellent, - 1965, 1972 HONDA 500-four. Brand new, 1973 title, sissy bar, 2 ROOMMATE NEEDED - $75, $160$ 165, 133 $175. One block to campus. 332 8300. 0-7-8-24 Durand housemate IS) furnished house 15 needed;: mi II Parts & Service runs great. Belted tires, helmets. Call 349-1464. furnished. 140 Cedar Street, from campus. Aviation automatic,$325. 337-1858.58-22 6-8-24 Apt. No. 4, evenings. 1-8-15 Couple or $82.50/monJ [ single. 882"" WANTED: GIRL for apartment. •EMPLOYMENT FORD ECONOLINE 300 1971 1972 TRIUMPH Bonneville. 9 month lease. Close. Call ONE BEDROOM, furnished, V4 *FOR RENT Van. Excellent condition. Excellent condition. $1150. block. $180/month, available 353-3571. 3-8-15 MATURE, GRAD ,om>„ Apartments $2400. 332-5656. 3-8-20 Call 332-3452 between 3pm _ August 15. 332-1946. 5-8-24 furnished sharp house Houses and 7pm. 2-8-17 LARGE TWO bedroom, Ea« I furnished, near Sparrow. Air Lansing, own room' r? I needed. Rooms NEED GIRL for 4 man. conditioned, utilities except 2-8-17 353-3264, 351-15ir 5,6 II •FOR SALE Beginning September. $70. Call 351-4139 after 3:30p.m. electric, from $185. East GRAND TORINO 1972; only Animals 12,200 miles. 2-door, hard 3-8-20 Lansing efficiency apartment, $145, lease, LARGE 6-7 BEDROOM ho^ I Mobile Homes top with vinyl roof, lower ALL VW parts in stock at 332-5144. 3-8-15 deposit. 300 Beal. $450 plus 12 utility I •LOST & FOUND brakes and steering, air wholesale prices FEMALE, FO UR man month lease. Call I •PERSONAL conditioning. Call 332-3189. (approximately 20% off). apartment, Twykingham. 12 GRAND RIVER and 349-3604 from 10 30AM I •PEANUTS PERSONAL 3-8-20 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 "MAYBE TWev FIGURED THEV COULD month lease. month. 351-9309. 1-8-15 $62.50 per Pennsylvania Avenue near. 10 1:30PM or 7-10PM. 0-5-8-171 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 minutes •REAL ESTATE GREMLIN 1972. Automatic mile West of campus. GET THAT LA$r PIMT BeroKE WE SPLIT!' 1 /bedroom to campus. apartments, Two; Rooms J •RECREATION EAST LANSING near. One transmission, custom interior, 487-5055. C-8-24 $85/$ 105 per month. Lease •SERVICE & FKWKLVSP£AK*& /£. IAHS/N6, HW bedroom flat, furnished. luggage rack. 882-6455. and deposit. Call Suzanne, $145/month, utilities paid. Instruction 5-8-15 MASON BODY SHOP East Kalamazoo Street since - 812 Deposit. Responsible. 482-7966 or 484-6682. ROOM AND Board at for fall. No singles. Sorority I Typing Service 6-8-17 Call | GTO 1968 red convertible. 1 940. Complete auto 372-3495, 5-10PM. 18-15 332-0851 ♦TRANSPORTATION i Emp or 332 345] Employment •WANTED Sharp. Excellent shape. Good tires. 332-5755. 3-8-20 painting and collision service. 485-0256. C-8-24 mi CASA East DEL SOL Apartments. Lansing near Frandor. 11-8-24 1 One bedroom, unfurnished, PART TIME teachers for TYPIST FOR FALL, Part time MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean" I ••RATES** MAVERICK 1970, $950 or best shag carpet, central air, no quiet rooms. Cooking. Ph0n. I offer. Call 351-8745 after vRECISION Business English, Business 4-10 p.m., 3 nights a week. children. Start at $170. After 485-8836. 0 8 24 70 6PM. 2-8-17 'IMPORTS Psychology, Accounting. JOAN JEWETT Shorthand, 12:00 w.p.m. - 2:00 Apply p.m. today 427V4 3p.m. Call 625-3294. 5-8-24 351-9020 or QUIET ROOM for male student 1 CAREER Albert St. W MGA 1959 Koni's Pirelli's, spare SCHOOL. Phone 211V4 Grand River acros I drive train and body parts, 351-6590 or 351-2517. Houses from Union. $48 per month I 1 3 5 10 restorable. $3Q0. 351-6256. 1206 oakland 2-8-17 NUDE MODELS needed to 351-6629. 5-8-20 3-8-20 work. Open 11am to 2 am. 6.50 13.00 10 1.50 4.00 MUST BE 21 Call for interview, 489-1215. Enjoy the "good - AVAILABLE NOW. Own ro or over, have own TWO BEDROOM East 12 1.80 4.80 7.80 15.60 OLDSMOBILE 0-8-24 life" in the Lansing in 1961, good transportation. Neat in liberal hou< 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 house. Across from campus, round-town transportation. disc rrake: appearance, must be able to coming year. $57.50/month. One n.,„ 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 SUMMER POSITIONS, full and reasonably pricedl Also two 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 Must sell. $50. 351-7847. special assume responsibility. 2 part time, excellent salary •Heated Pool •Ample Parking * Laundry *A]r cond. bedroom, furnished from campus. 484-4284. I 3-8-20 locations. North and South 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 level. Automobile required. ♦Nicely Furnished Townhouses, across from Lansing. Night and day work campus. Call 351-0717. GIRL WANTS D EADLINE OPAL WAGON 1970. Radio, Brakes feeling little available. Apply in person, 351 5800. C-5-8-24 LEASING FOR FALL X-1-8-15 room Fall term | 1 P.M. one class shakey on your a sports Northside Drive-In Theater, 9 mo. 12 mo. only. Ask for Wendy I day car? Let us change your after 7:30PM BABYSITTER WANTED: lease lease 332-8953. X-3-8-17 before publication. Wednesdays Eff. $140 FACULTY ATTENTION. One disc pads and Afternoons, 12-6p.m. Own mo. $130 mo. - and Thursdays only. 1-8-15 1 BR transportation. Phone $169 mo. $159 mo. acre on Grand River, 165' shoes for only 2 BR PRIVATE GIRL'S room $230 mo. $215 mo. Peanuts Personal ads $35.95 front & rear 351-6216. 3-8-20 water frontage, 3/bedroom house. $85 per month pi PLYMOUTH SATELLITE WAITRESS WANTED 351-3118 $45 $55 ranch, large fireplace, bath must be pre-paid. 1966, 318 automatic. $200. reg. - immediately. Will train, need 745 Burcham Dr. and a half, oil not water utilities. No pets, furnished. I McDONALD RESTAURANT is Call 355-2904 after 5PM. capable person. Good pay, baseboard heat, attached 2 636 Cornell by appointment, I Cancellations/ Corrections 2-8-15 other benefits. accepting applications for full WOMEN ONE block from 351-3844. 5-8-24 Apply in - and part time employment at car garage, near Dimondale. 12 noon one class day person, DAGWOOD'S, 2803 campus. Share 3 or 4 girl 234 West Grand River; 1024 For sale by widow. Phone DELRIDGE before publications. PLYMOUTH FURY 1963, By appt. only East Kalamazoo. 5-8-24 East Grand River of East apartment. Completely 646 2511. 5-8-24 - 2 women needed | Good thru. Aug. 30, to share large, airy house automatic, runs great, radio. furnished, utilities, and $100. 351-7034. 2-8-17 1973 with this ad. SECRETARY PREFICIENT Lansing and 2040 Grand with piano. 351-8558. The State News will be parking included, $80 HOUSES, DUPLEX'S River, Okemos between the 5-8-24 Typsit Immediately! Lincoln 349-9609 or 349-4842. responsible only for the Center. 372-6170. 2-8-17 hours 8:30am-10am and 0-8-8 -24 apartments, and rooms. PONTI AC 1964 - a good motor, first day's incorrect 2pm-4:30pm. 3-8-20 Groups from one to seven. TWO MALE Grads needed to tires, interior. $125 or best Close. Most furnished. From insertion. HOURS PART TIME interviewer for 2 BEDROOM FARM apartment. share house near Frandor, I offer. 332-0985 or 353-3937. NURSING ATTENDANTS: $175/month. $70/person. Evan Harrison 489-4628; 485 9820 5-8 24 | Bills are due 7 days from 5-8-17 research study. 10 hours per Unfurnished, Monday • Friday 7:30-5:30 week Special Saturday and Sunday 15 minutes from campus. 3 72-5515 days, 332-1946 guaranteed. Car NOW LEASING and, openings on all three shifts. evening*. 5-8-24 summer necessary. Dave, 482-3016. Available immediately. PX fall. Saturday 9:00 - 1:00 Class starts August 20 for one Single rooms $15. and 1-8-16 STORE, 351-5323. 3-8-17 week. Earn as you learn! EAST LANSING spacious 4 up weekly. Office hours: Apply INGHAM COUNTY bedroom farm house on 1 Monday, Tuesay, Thursday, I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE HAVE FUN, earn $, wear latest CARE FACILITY, 3882 acre lot. One mile from 3:30-5p.m. Call 351-4495. V Call IV4-4411 fashions! Must drive. Call for south. Near Michigan 0-8-24 Dobie Road, Okemos, campus. 2 baths, carpeted, or IV2-4444 interview, 625-3348 or Avenue. Furnished, one VW BUS 1964 converted to Michigan. Phone 349-1050. garage. Basement, stove, I j Automotive - 2,000 miles 313-686-2841. 1-8-15 3-8-15 bedroom. Utilities paid. refrigerator. 3 or 4 mature ROOM IN meditator's co-op. camper. on $145 a month plus deposit. Kitchen, living room, etc, f rebuilt engine, NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA grad students. $320/month $500. Call AUDITOR - EXCELLENT job SUMMER/FALL employment. Phone 627-5454. 3-8-17 Now til September 15, I AUTO AIR 332-2133 after 6PM. 2-8-17 Repair and service, plus utilities. Available $12/week. 332-66E conditioner used opportunity. No experience independent shop, factory Waitresses, clerks, bus boys. September 15, 1 year lease. one season. $75. 351-4360 ONE BEDROOM 351-7587. 4-8-17 trained. G.T. MOTORS, 816 nexessary. Apply in person, Contact Mr. Ray Fisher, - near after 5p.m. 3-8-20 s_;0y East Howe, 485-6815. 11-8-24 Lansing. UNIVERSITY Trowbridge Road. 2-8-17 INN, 1100 Boyne Boyne Mountain Falls Lodge. Michigan. Sparrow. entrance. Private parking, Furnished, ONE 351-7283. 2-8-17 For Sale 0 BARRACUDA BEDROOM $160, 2 1967-273, 5-8-10 $125/month, utilities paid. bedroom $180, 5 bedroom 8-cyclinder, new tune up. P.O.E. SALE!! You can take STUDENT WANTED for Call JON EZZO REAL METRIC MOTORS VW repair. $300. 351-8128. 1-8-15 Best offer. 393-8995 after 6 home any 1973 Yamaha at - deliveries, 25 hours per week ESTATE, 482-1147. 2-8-15 MEN'S SCHWINN Varsity ■ Okemos Road and I-96. MARRIED COUPLE wanted as p.m. 3-8-20 manufacturers list price. We 349-1929. C-8-24 minimum. Afternoons and house parents for challenging FEMALE STUDENT needs 10-speed $80, Goya Classical | will pay all taxes, freight and Saturdays. Apply THE UNFURNISHED 2 BEDROOM. guitar $125, 8x10 t< and interesting group home CHEVELLE MALIBU 1969 - 2 set-up charges. Price includes STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East f iduc I I V. Maried couple only, no room in house for fall. Close. Womens 3 speed $10, Fisher - I CONFUSED ABOUT front end 3 Call door coupe. Power license plates and title. Grand River. C-5-8-24 children Mary, 349-9314 . 3-8-20 120 stereo/speakers $150, | steering, repairs? Come to the experts, handicapped men. Room, or pets. $135 brakes, tilt wheel. One Special discount on all Miranda 35mm body/ca 3 full time factory trained board, and salary. Phone monthly. 484-3513. 2-8-15 owner, engine, tires, near i appa and mechanics No ripoffs. SECRETARY WITH 1-546-3270, extension 56, MEN TO share house beginning $40. Tim, Nancy 393-9758. | body-excellent condition. i. SHEP'S MOTOR — bookkeeping experience. 35 ONE BEDROOM apartments. September 15. $50 plus 2-8-15 OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, 8am - 4:30p.m. weekdays. $1200. 393-6860. 3-8-15 utilities. 9 month lease. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North hours/week. Prefer person Close to campus. 144 Cedar, Holt. Just south of Grand River at Park Lake, who will be in area at least 2 __4J8-i7_ Stoddard. 351-8238. 0-6-8-24 1-623-6949. 5-8-24 LARGE BOOKCASE, Walnut East Lansing. C-3-8-17 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1968 - I -96 overpass. Phone years. Call NEJAC, INC. LADIES TO escort dates dining room table, with 4 door, full power, vinyl top. 337-1309 for appointment. needed. Call WANTED: UP-STAIRS 694-6621. C-3-8-17 489-1215. ONE MAN for 3/man. Own Kodawood oyster chairs, and $800 or best offer. 393-1188 Aviation C-5-8-24 0-8-24 apartment near campus. bedroom, pool, parking. credenza. Single bed, drapes, after 5:30 PM. 3-8-20 $80-$ 100. Call John collect, 393-8038. 2-8-15 more! 1276 Orlando Drive, HONDA 1970. 450 Scrambler - 419-423-2052. 5-8-24 BABYSITTING AND Haslett or 339-9950. X-8-15 DART 1965, 4 door, 6, 3600 actual miles. Excellent LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years housekeeping for 2 children, ONE AND two bedroom automatic, radio. $250/best condition. $550. 351-39>2. ages 1 and 3. 8-5PM, furnished mobile LOVELY 2-4 BEDROOM LUDWIG DRUMS - 5 piece, 2 offer. 332-1946. 3-8-20 experience in all types of homes, 3-8-20 house. 10 minutes from flight training. Approved for Monday-Friday, Okemos TV AND stereo rentals. $23 $30-35/week. 10 minutes to zildjian cymbals, $350 or DODGE CHARGER 1969 veterans. FRANCIS home. Own transportation, term/ $9.50 month. Free, campus. Quiet and peaceful campus, 1 240 South best offer. 337-0249. 1-8-15 - 383 BRIDGESTONE 200, 1971 person must like children. Clemens. $200-$250 plus AVIATION, Airport Road. same day delivery and on a lake. 641-6601. 0-8-24 automatic, air, full power, $350. Call all utilities. Call 349-3604 from day Sunday Call 484-1324. C-8-24 This is a permanent position. service. Call NEJAC, NORELCO 2000 Cassette deck, vinyl top. One owner, after 6 PM week 10:30AM 1:30PM days. Good salary. References 337-1300. C-8-24 EAST LANSING, near campus. or $65 Call 351-3493 evenings. excellent condition. Must 485-9634. 3-8-20 7-10PM. 0-5-8-20 required. Phone 349-3827. Two bedroom furnished, all t.g-15 sell. 351-8867. 2-8-15 Employment I* 4-8-17 BLACK AND WHITE TV, utilities paid. Washer, dryer, YAMAHA 1971, 125 Enduro. family room, 2 car garage, $9.50/month. Color TV, ONE FEMALE for house DODGE SUPERBEE 383 Low miles, many, many dirt WAITRESS WANTED: Good - $19.50/month. Compact large back yard. Married starting fall. One block from 1969. Runs well. Cheap bike extras. $350. No phone. SUMMER POSITIONS, full and pay, good tips. Meals refrigerator, $7.50/month. couple only. Call 485-0528, campus. $60/month. $600. Days 353-6743; Nights Water's Edge Apartment No. part time, excellent salary furnished. Apply F. W. after 5 PM 655-3728. 10-8-24 M A RSHALL MUSIC, 332-8089. 3-8-20 317. 1-8-15 level. Automobile required. WOOLWORTH COMPANY, 355-4116. 1-8-15 351-7830. C-9-8-24 351-5800. C-8-24 Frandor. 3-8-20 ALBERT STREET large, EAST LANSING bedroom - Two to four duplex's and 2/bedroom, block from furnished, campus. 1 CROSSWORD Collingtooob houses. Carpet, appliances, September. 351-8920. 5-8-24 332-8977 6-8-17 or 351-6676. PUZZLE ACROSS 31. Period EAST ^ LANSING means We Built it for 1. French coin 6. Ridiculous 32. O'Hara plantation —-//N 12. Log rolling 33. Pinch Comfort and Beauty.. contest 34. Stupor APARTMENTS 13. Enthusiast 14. Elbow 36. 37. Bursa Weather STUDENT OR FAMILY 15. Ailment satellite 16. Handle 38. Eleven . 8 GREAT LOCATIONS . ACROSS FROM CAMPUS TO t MILE AWAY 18. Tellurium 40. Fibber symbol 42. Church officer 19. Chiropter 46. Mennonite ', 1. Friar 5 "s°l STUDIOS 1 OR 2 BEDROOM 21. Ide sect 2. Mythical sword 6 Limb | 7. Liner|tofflS — 23. Catface 49. Girl's name 3. Former FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 27. Robot play 50. Dike penitentiary 8, Foot bo 28. Shoal 51. Young site 9. Japanese salmon 10. Color COURTESY BUS 30. Japanese fan 52. Smirk 11. Arid SCHEDULED TRIPS TO AND PROM CAMPUS 17. Territories 3~ «T" T~ . • So.chwood • O.Ho Arm. ■ 1130 Sxch St. 235 0.110 Si. . • Inn Am.rico North Point. . 2736 t Od. ftivar 1240 Ho H KM r nqq 2019. Reared Light breew □□□ 22.24. Wild . . IZ ■ ii ...and we keep it that way ■ m ■ ■ ■ ■ 25. Exchange Scheme premium call 351-7910 ym H ■ ■ m ii !Bi 26. Tears 731 Apartm mm ■ '//, II ■ g 27 2e io 29 Beauty treatments V/, 35. Shine [41 HALSTEAD MANAGE!WENT lots of grass forgotten after the enjoy a You'll private balcony, also 3l Wa 52 y/f S3 39. Charged particle 41. Verity J 444 MICHIGAN - CAST LANSING OH SEE RESIDENT MGR. AT ABOVE LOO payment each month take a great deal of pride. ... furnishings and a dishwasher. There's 3M W\ 42 UnbrancnW ' antler seeing each person receives wm El m ■ H ■ wa 43, Blunder Pool to cool off In on \A— •Air conditioned •UnlimK.d ^ Parking i he exD« This those hot days ahead. See NX •Dishwashers means well-kejft "731" today and spend the Ml MM 44 Fatima's •Shag Carpeting 'New Furniture and excellently maintained next year In sheer luxury. m i MM W/siii husband • Model Open Daily 45. By birth 2771 Northwind Cali 351-8282 $70 per man (3 man occupancy) rir □ 47. Bishopric (Behind the Yankee Store) 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 Et □ t 48, FeminiM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 15, 1973 ^ For Sale □9 | Lost & Found ][C^| | Re !@ IN CAMBODIA GUNS, RIFLES end handguns FIND SOMETHING? and Selling used 17 ACRES OPPOSITE golf Communists' actions of all kinds. Buy, trade and If you've found a pet or article Please call course. Five milet to MSU, IcVcI•* tell. BOB'S GUN of value, we went to help .7483. 3-8-17 SHOP, you Maton area. Termt. Owner. 2412 South Cedar. Call return It. Just come into the 676-5892. 3^8-20 371-2244. 0-8-24 Stete Newt Clessified nTHES AND coitume «ale. Bering Period, from 1538- buy end weer now. MARANTZ 1060 stereo amp. Department and tell you want to place an us that ad in THREE/BEDROOM Brick and Ranch, predicted by analysts ,958 to AR turntable with EAST Aluminum. 1430 8-12, August 15-19, new LANSING STATE square feet, built in 1968. . {3? 4PM. 627-7805. Empire cartridge. Sony 366 reel to reel stereo tape deck. BANK'S found column, at a public tervice EAST Family room with fireplace, Ledoes Playhouse, Fitzgereld Sony TC 8W LANSING STATE carpeted throughout, all 8-treck BANK will the ad at draped, range, dishwasher, certridge recorder. Speed run no extra 17' refrigerator/freezer. Full BL-1-®*1® graphic 4x5 press camera. cott to you. basement, partially finished By PETER ARNETT Communist led PETRI FT SLR camera EAST LANSING - insurgents have the capability to do these VING: PORCH end yard tale Polorolds, STATE BANK for rumpus room, 2-car AP Special Correspondent things: . 358 Grove. Simmon'* lenses, movie garage, 70 feet of frontage. hvda-bed, other furniture, cameras, projectors, camera C-8-24 Assume phnom PPMH Ac fVw> I=ct #Mass a regiment - sized force of 3,000 to 4,000 men to folf Am • and dishes. Books/magezines. accessories, TV sets, TV test existing FHA mhs vJ? ?? M last Ainencan attack the poorly defended Pochentong airport west of 2-8-17 equipment. Typewriters, FOUND: GOLD labrador puppy in MAC-Burcham area. Call mortgage - or will refinance for only $1850 down. Call mm„?\ mmunists will f-T do next *' but when. V ■ WaS "0t What thC Phnom Penh and effectively close it for at leaTt a few days clocks, radios, wall tapestries. 351-3832 after 5 351-7435 after 5:30 if Western diplomats and military analysts in Phnom Penh Many U.S. air strikes on the last full day of the bombing 1,000 used 8-track tapes, $1. P.M. 10 Speed. $45. C-X-4-8-15 weekdays. 3-8-17 who io have been were against insurgents north and northwest of the airport up. 1500 used stereo albums, watching the watching the war war deve develop on agree the ® " agree •Mass a two 355-6085, 1303 J University 50c - . « regiment force of 6,000 to 8,000 men . Village2-8'17 up. WILCOX SECONDHAND STEREOLAND, 509 East FOUND: watch. Near GOLD Timex Rectangular library/Beaumont men's face. Recreation □B 3 class sessions against the southern Phnom Penh suburb of Takhmau. Takhmau, is the an industrial area with about 50,000 key to the southern defensed of the capital. Its loss inhabitants, Michigan, Lansing. Phone —rth cruising JtEKj machines 485 -4391. Monday B ankAmericard, - 8-5:30p.m. Saturday. Master Gardens. 355-6246. C-3-8-15 FOUND: KEY ring. Gravel pit - FLIGHTS York TO Europe. New Frankfurt, return from $175. Anne Munnich, set for Chicanos would cripple Phnom Penh. •Order into action an estimated two to three of sappers and terrorists battalions end of Burcham 355-7846, 5-7PM. 0-8-24 already believed to have infiltrated Charge, trades, layaways. Road. Three into the city, BEST VALUES C-8-24 Identify. 332-1824. C-3-8 17 sessions of WKAR-TV, Angelo Perez according to senior police officials. These WANTED: 35 BOYS between a management course from the Lansing Board of thousand men could attack government installations in CHECK Phnom Penh in coordination with outside SEWING MACHINE clearance FOUND: EYEGLASSES Morrill 10 and 12 to form Flag designed to provide insights Education and attacks. US OUT sale! Hall on Monday, football team. Under into minorities' concerns Brand new portable, August 6th. representatives of El $49.95, $5 per month. Large Phone 351-7488. C-3-8-20 LANSING PARKS and will be open to the public Renacimiento, VELOCIPEDE selection of reconditioned RECREATIONAL Aug. 20 - 22 at Erickson based Mexican a - Lansing American - News Analysis PEDDLER used machines. LOST: OLD Hamilton ORGANIZATION. If Hall. Singers, interested newspaper. wristwatch meet at Valley 541 E. Grand River Whites, Necchis, New Home around MSU The course is called and "many others." $19.95 University Club. Wide tan Court Park - behind Arby's The development of the 'Attack and probably overrun, with North Vietnamese "Human Relations in ownstairs 351-7240^ to $39.95. Terms. band. Keepsake from Roast Beef on Grand River, Business" and is taught by Chicano movement, with he'P> besieged provincial capitals of Takeo, Svey Rieng, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING grandfather. Please Saturday August 18, 9AM. emphasis on the local area, Kompong Cham and Komong Tom. The important district helpl Stanley Stark, professor in ;YCLE, 10-speed Raleigh COMPANY. 1115 North Rewardl 35 1-4892. Coach Ted Hentchel, will be explored Tuesday, town of Skoun fell Monday in what might be a forerunner Competition. 531 double Washington. 489-6448. 355-5119. 3-8-20 337-9964. 3-8-17 management. The open also in 111 Erickson Hall, of the immediate future. tted tubing throughout, C-8-24 sessions will focus on the Included will be the film, 3V frame, $175. Service Chicano •Cut for good the important highway 4 from the coast movement. All "Yo 51-1015. 3-8-15 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Personal / begin at 3 p.m. and run Discussants Soy Chicano." are Rudy and Highway 5 from Battambang, leaving open only the Tanks, canisters, until 4:30 p.m. Mekong River supply route to Phnom Penh. The river has MCE MACHINES; 1 and Suarez, College of been opened part of the uprights. Guaranteed 1 full FOR Monday's way, but few observers doubt that -estetner model 466 WANTED: PAINTINGS, arts, QUALITY service on meeting, in Education; Ismel Villastrigo, the Communists could year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS stereo 111 Erickson Hall, will be reapply the pressure any time. luplicator and 1 Gestefa and crafts on consigment equipment, see the chairman of Chicano The attacks on the DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East devoted to "Mexican besieged province towns could also odel 455 electronic copier, bases. Phone 882-5311. - Students for Progressive 316 North Cedar, opposite Grand River. C-8-24 come quickly. U.S. air strikes are credited with saving them oth one year old. 1 3-8-15 American Women in the Action and Rene Carbajal, City Market. C-8-24 World of Work." Speakers all, particularly Svay Rieng and Takeo. The North iiney-Bowes 250 copier, MSU financial aids office. all 353-8770. 6-8-15 SKY-HIGH Tree Service. will include Rey Trevino of . . , ... Vietnamese have large forces in the region of those two Wednesday s session will N'S SCHWINN 2-speed. Animals H Professional work, low rates, fully insured. Free estimates. be in in 11911Q Fnnlpv Pontpr Eppley Center and will feature a discussion province towns in eastern Cambodia and with their i. ■ , o „ towns could fall quickly. ... help the ood condition. $25. 351-2756. 5-8-24 The cutting of Highways 4 and 5 is of El Renacimiento, the expected to come 1 1794 between 5-7p.m. FREE 2 soon. Highway 5 is - kittens, male and open most of the time to all traffic but female. 6/weeks old. BICYCLE REPAIRS - all makes Lansing newspaper. The Highway 4 can be used by convoys only with the help of 487-5846. 3-8-15 BOARD EXAM TUTORING and models. Reasonable rates publication's editor, massive U.S. B52 and other SPEAKERS end receiver, KAPLAN TUTORING - phone 337-7483. 3-8-17 Edmundo Georgi, and his bombing. COURSES What's Happening be staff will be on hand, as shape, good price. BLACK LABRADOR puppies. now being formed must The 55 6544. 3-8-20 Males. 10 for the coming LSAT, received in the State News will 1 Feliciano Mendez, Jr. overwhelming territorial ascendancy of the weeks, shots, office, 341 Student Services Communist - led insurgents may already have condemned wormed, $10. 351-6051 MCAT, DAT Board exams. of the Michigan Civil Rights For Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two the Lon Nol government to death, in the view of lAC0 AMP and pre-amp. evenings. 2-8-17 information call experts class days before publication. Commission and Manual ilere There were hopes last month that some kind of mpire 8400 speakers. Sansui 313-354-0085. 0-8-24 No announcements will be channel synthesizer. 2 KITTENS FREE to LESSONS, PIANO in my Chiunti, Michigan Dept. of political compromise could be reached to - a good Okemos home. accepted by phone. stop the 32-5656. 3-8-20 Call before Social Services. home. 489-0891 after TV AND stereo rentals. $23 bloodshed. But there are no signs of this now. 7PM, ask for Carol, The India Club of MSU has 4:30PM. 2-8-15 term/$9.50 month. Free, 349-1455. 3-8-17 arranged an informal discussion "WIG 5 PIECE drum set. best offer. Call SEALPOINT SIAMESE kittens. same service. dey delivery and with K. Pratap, first secretary of ON LEGALITY OF BUSING Call NEJAC, 51-8745 after 6PM. 2-8-17 $7, with first distemper shot. GUITAR, FLUTE, Banjo and India, from the Washington, 337-1300. C-8-24 drum D.C., embassy. 2 to 4 p.m. lessons. Private instruction available. Friday in 106 International HI0NABLE CLOTHES ies, 10/12. Men's 32/34. Irl's 6. 337-2521.3-8-20 - FREE: BEAUTIFUL male cat. Needs loving home. Would be young PREGNANT? Call ut. WE COUNSELING. 372-1560. understand. PREGNANCY MARSHALL 351-7830. C-1-8-15 MUSIC, Center. All The are welcome. Society for Creative Area school happiest with Anachronism can tell you why C-8-24 SPEED BIKE. Needs affectionate young women. Typing Service witches dance to the right. The some appeals Call 351-8745 after 6PM. Middle Ages has the answer. irk, $35. 351-7673 after FREE. A cour lesson in 7:30 p.m. today in Parlor A 2-8-17 . . M. 1-8-15 Union. complexion care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan or COMPLETE [VING SALEI Furniture, THESES The MSU Tolkien Fellowship 485-7197 Lansing Mall. SERVICE. Discount printing. board voted Monday to ask member board who favored ntiques, miscellaneous, will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in the the U.S. 6th Circuit Court MERLE NORMAN IBM typing and the busing plan all were one 337 2489, 551 North binding of Phillips Hall lounge. Topic: 1-8-15 COSMETICS STUDIOS. theses, resumes, publications. "Galadriel and other Voluptous The attorney for the of Appeals in Cincinnati for recalled. The plan was 1971 DETROITER 12'x60' C-8-24 Across from campus, corner Elf - Maidens." Lansing Bo ard of a full review of the case, as repealed in January as the expendo, 2 bedroom, shirted, MAC end Grand River, below -GAGE RACK end ladder FOR Education, Fred Newman, well as a temporary stay first act of business after shed. Take over payments. YOUR health needs; the VW Jones Stationery Shop. Call University Duplicate Bridge filed an appeal Tuesday five Van, double bed and Call 485-9587.5-8-24 complete Club will hold beginner and against Fox's order until the new antibusing -ings, Sony tape recorder, pharmacy COPYGRAPH SERVICES, of federal court decision is GULLIVER STATE DRUGS. regular games, 7:IS p.m. today a case resolved in the members were elected. Motor bicycle, 337-1666. C-11-8-24 12 ' x 4 4' CRANBROOK C-3-8-17 on the second floor of the ordering the board to appeals court. ampion juicer, cerpet, etc. Union. reinstate a district busing The The NAACP then filed "2-1087. 3-8-20 MOBILE home. 1968, 2 TYPING - ELECTRIC machine. Lansing school year suit with Fox, who ruled plan. S) in three weeks. If bedrooms, furnished. $2,700. starts The Soaring Club will meet at the plan constitutional. Cell 351-7432. 5-8-24 Newman said though it Fox's order is not stayed, ID GUITAR - semi-sleb. 2 7:30 tonight in 35 Union. Everyone is welcome. normally takes several days the board will have to ups. Fender Amp. 1970 COACHMAN - 12x65, Board sources HOUSE FOR sale by owner. to put together an appeal proceed on the assumption 350/set. Corner/1601 2/bedrooms, 2 beths, Quality built, 2 story, 4 TERM PAPERS with IBM Green Earth meeting at 7 brief, he believed the matter it will be busing this fall unofficially said though assachusetts, or cell seperate utility room. Selectric. Phone after 5 p.m. p.m. Sunday outside the they're fairly optimistic 7-3855. 3-8-15 bedrooms, formal dining, was "sufficiently urgent" aand prepare for the plan by 313-634-9859. 4-8-22 351-7824. B-11-8-24 Student Services Bldg. Agenda: living and family rooms. that the appeal be filed they will get the stay, they health department reulations organizing buses, parents not RICHARDSON Finished basement, 1% bath, are as sure about 2 Garrard 72B $55. 1972 10x50 1963. ANN BROWN and our future. immediately. and teachers. If a stay is KAI X-165D 2/bedroom, new carpeting 2 car garage and attractive Typing and U.S. District Judge Noel repealing the plan. Tape Deck fireplace. Walking distance multilith offset printing. The issued, the appeal probably 115. Call 482-3958. 3-8-17 and furnace. $2195. Coalition for Human Fox of Grand Rapids Friday from Complete service for won't be argued until late 351-0160, 339-2175. 5-8-20 MSU. Mortgage Survival is calling on emergency ruled the busing plan, which fall. transfereble. Call 351-8910 dissertations, theses, meeting on the city council ON FTb FD 50mm will involve 13 of the city's The fl.4, PMC 12x60-1970. 2/bedroom, for appointment. 7-8-17 manuscripts, general typing, vacancy at 9 tonight at 501 busing plan was first 2. Call 332-8744 after IBM. M.A.C. Ave. 49 elementary schools this partially carpeted, disposal, 23 years experience. put into effect last summer, M. 2-8-17 air conditioned, furnished, PARK LAKE. Small 2/bedroom, 349-0850. C-8-24 fall, constitutional and but angry voters petitioned ordered the board to for a recall election and the skirted, steps included. 7x10 lake front. 5 miles to campus. Typing Service LL GIRL'S bike. $2000 down. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing reinstate the plan. The five members of the nine Barely utility shed. Lot 44, Delhi Payments - idden, $35. Must sell. Phone Manor, Holt. 694-2224. $110/month. Call 372-3017. (Pica-Elite). 11 years 55-4832. 3-8-15 3-8-15 5-8-17 experience. SANDI, EXPERIENCED IBM 339-8934. C-8-24 typing. Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). THOUGHTFUL Road project begins i "NG gift? A YOUR optical "Peanuts IDEAL POST- Doctorate or FAYANN, 489-0358. C-8-24 Personal" message PROFESSIONAL IBM description to OPTICAL Grad family home. Clean and to one you love in the Want dissertation ISC0UNT. 2615 typing. MA East Ads. Dial 355-8255. colorful. 4/bedroom, 2 baths, THESES, RESUMES, typing "chigan, Lansing. 372-7409. English degree. MARTY and new kitchen. 1 Smiles from printing. Reasonable rompt service. C-3-8-17 NORTH 351-3487. C-8-24 (continued from page 1) campus. $17,500. 214 North prices. COMMERCIAL PRINTING. The Bogue Street extension will be a grade - level Fairview, Lansing, 371-2254. 337-0712. GIDARE SKINNY - Mini 5-8-24 crossing over the railroad tracks. asher/dryer combination. EXPERIENCED Though healthy trees were removed to make way for the TYPIST, ;*d 154 years. Lists for HOLT - 2 bedrooms, 1V4 car Okemos. Electric typewriter. Collingwood Entrance construction design, Baron said f,9' sale Price $235. 51-8299 garage. Near schools, Call 349-1773 evenings and Transportation gJL about 78 diseased elms have been removed this summer on after 6PM. shopping center, end weekends. 373-6726 the campus and golf course as part of overall campus L-2-8-15 churches. 694-9213. 3-8-20 weekdays. 0-6-8-24 attempts at environmental improvements. DRIVE OUR Mustang to "Usually our University Spray Committee designates the Durham Carolina area. - Raleigh, North Gas diseased trees for removal during the winter months but our ENTER THE paid. CMFKIIU All summer clothes at Anytime August. 349-2762. 3 8-17 I NEED a August 30. ride to 675-5577. 3-8-20 Georgia after Call after 5PM, entomolgy experts advised the removal to be done as soon as evidence of the said. Dutch elm bark beetle is found," Baron He said immediate removal is advised because, though the beetle can be killed by spraying in the spring, a second EXCITING FIELD OF FASHION Become a... brood can come in August and thus spread to other healthy elms. ★ Fashion Buyer GIRL WANTS car to drive to least New York. 351-6051 evenings. 2-8-17 ★ Display Assistant 40% OFF DRIVING c o 1 r a d TO o Washington. Leaving August Denver, Budget redirtributions ★ ★ Fashion Reporter Fashion 20 or 21st. Room for one (continued from page 1) rider, male or female. Call Coordinator town and unable to comment on his college's predicted Joe Walker (313-685-3546) Fashion Designer - Milford, Michigan. 3-8-20 decrease, but Robert F. Banks, dean of James Madison ★ PAST TONY COATS college said that the Madison's level of funding had been ON GRAND RIVER decreasing for two to three years. "This is nothing new or dramatic," Banks said. "Our Fall Term Begins k^Pus ALL- These Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for spacious level of budgetry funding has gone down because our enrollment has levelled off and we have not replaced Monday. apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, portable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal, central heating and air DON'T FORGET blood comes faculty members that have left." September 24 only from people. Banks, too, declined to discuss specific figures regarding u •t andt'oning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per Professional donors Phone or visit include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. compensated. MICHIGAN his college because he felt that to do so before the trustees had approved the budget would be inappropriate. today Oughout the academic COMMUNITY year there will be free bus transportation to and from BLOOD Cantlon said the present budget recommendation was for details ®"ipus. We also CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you t0 built around a request for a tuition increase. be Monday, Thursday and amon» the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units "The budget is balanced around the assumption that the Friday 9-4:30p.m„ Tuesday Coll 489-5767. mo 'k ^66"25 P®r month per man on a 9 month lease in the fall. SPECIAL 12 GAROEN OF and Wednesday 12-6:30p.m. trustees will approve the fee increase. If the trustees refused iNPftn. rate* available. Roommate service provided. FOR RENTAL C-8-24 to accept the increase, then the budget would be about $2 Formation CALL 349-3530. FMTHIY DeUAHT million out of balance and we would have rebalance the LANSING BUSINESS WANTED: "KmHTExcLUsiVELYBY: All STAfl MANAGEMENT CO., INC. m AB&oTTRP and crafts PAINTINGS, on consigment arts, budget," Cantlon said. "But I can't foresee them refusing to accept the tuition UNIVERSITY 35J-1310 I 200 N Capitol CAST bases. Phone 882-5311 increase. I don't see how they'd be able to cut off that Downtown 3-8-15 source of funding," he added. lansing^^ 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August is i Parents , children find MSU The family family day helpful as an About 150 Michigan and Alma said the program on institution in America was out - of state families - sports was helpful to them. attended the day session, the promoted this week for a "We needed ideas for first every held in Michigan. change instead of being activities together and this attacked. Participants could choose was worth the effort. I also from classes geared either Preceding the National can use the games suggested Extension Homemakers toward children only, for my nursery school Council conference being parents only or parents and which 1 will be starting this held on campus this week children. fall," Mrs. James from Tuesday to Thursday, Classes held concerned Fleischman said. marital enrichment, infant a "Young Family Day" was held Monday in East enrichment, family fun with Complex promoting the sports, family fun in ecology and parent - child Fireman Rod Swiger, quality of the family as a unit. communication. right, asked for After attending the class Sponsored by the Family q u astions from Living Education and 4-H on ecology, the Carl Wade youngsters visiting the youth programs, divisions of family from northern Shaw Lane fire station the Cooperative Extension Michigan said they found the idea beneficial for their Monday during Young Service, the day of classes family of eight. Family Day. Clint was held for parents and children ranging in ages "My husband and I Thomas, left, work, so we are not able to demonstrates fire from infants to teens. "We wanted families to be spend much time together fighting gear. About aware that we are concerned as a family, but this brought 150 families attended for them and their quality us together and also gave us classes in Hubbard ideas to use in the future Hall of as a unit, and this day was on aspects when we which is held to emphasize that can, family life. consideration," Dixie important for a big family," State News photo Hesler, a director of the Mrs. Wade said. Another by C.L. Michaels program, said Monday. family from India Club anniversary The MSU India Club will celebrate the 26th anniversary feteSPE ONLHI of India Friday, though the country's actual anniversary is A/U. today. The session day's activities include between 2 and 4 p. m. an informal discussion with K. Pratap, First "WAREHOUSE1 Secretary of India at the Indian embassy in Washington, D.C. Pratap will answer questions on recent political and economic developments in India. Economy Market The talk in 106 B Wells Hall will be followed by the Indian movie, "Andaaz." Admission to the movie is $1.50 for members and $2 for nonmembers.