t v ra the (ml michigan Volume 66 Numbr 24 Michigan State Univertity East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1973 eading issue in dispute ver ByTERIALBRECHT State News Staff Writer cutting trees shifts varieties of trees, low - lying shrubs and flowering bushes and plantlife for four days prior to coming and that he only saw the intersection once before Aug. 30, highway officials say they troubled that his plan will create are the median should their more No longer is the issue in the project go appearing in court, he disputed the confusion than already exists. ichigan Avenue ■ Harrison Road through. About $7,000 has already theory of putting more controls on "How all that traffic which will ntersection controversy whether to been put into plantings on the traffic movement. bunch up in the wide middle will ut or not to cut the trees - it is University side since January, shielding "All that is necessary is to remove safely move itself into the narrower •hether environmental destruction is Kellogg Center from the traffic view. the center island and change the lane Harrison Road is difficult to orth the safe movement of cars and Highway officials claim that by imagine. demarcation on north and south Plus, those cars will be rucks- channeling the left turning traffic from Harrison Road from four lanes to going in opposite directions and could back up, With all the data and technical Michigan Avenue to Harrison Road into three lanes," Jackman said. His blocking other traffic," Richard etails which have clouded and Kusma, traffic safety engineer with the implicated the controversy, along highway department said last week. ith the disagreement among experts Meanwhile, the protest is costing n environmental and traffic safety "There you only have nine everyone money. -ints, several aspects of the case have - foot lanes while the The citizens have standard is 12 feet... and that isn't much already spent -iome clearer. room for close to $13,500 for the heavy volume of lawyer services, First, many of the trees are in fact traffic which flows through $1,000 plus about $50 plane fare iseased with Dutch elm disease. This there." Richard Kusma (which will go higher at the rate of isease was a point of controversy $250 per day plus more plane fare -tween tree experts, none of whom when the hearing ook laboratory tests for the disease. But last week city officials took This way we might delay the hearings until resumes) and about $25 in other court fees. The citizens say they are willing to go for an appeal Easy entrance -veral samples of trees to William September ... and by that time it will be bad should they lose in the current This chart locates nine trees which have been removed to weather for any fight, Young, a tree specialist at Geagley Lab construction, should we lose. " in which case the bill could almost facilitate the remodeling of the (a division of the state Dept. of Charles Massoglia - double. Collingwood Entrance to Agriculture.) He confirmed this week campus. Another 10 trees will be removed in construction Robert Carr, attorney for the that six of the 10 trees sampled were w'-.ich will widen the entrance to five lanes. citizens, said the costs were an infected by the Dutch elm bark beetle estimate of fees "by the hour" and State News chart by Maureen Beninson and four were not. a U - turn angle, they can alleviate proposal would cost about $22,000. they had not tallied the amount of Robert Bruce, East Lansing traffic driving confusion. This channeling idea But when questioned as to what the time. He added that his stint in Grand engineer, confirmed Tuesday that the is what officials call an "assurance of traffic would do stranded in the center Rapids federal court in the citizens trees will be removed. The trees are six MSU less confusion and therefore increased of the intersection, he called it -f the 14 which would have remained nder the modified scheme presented safety." However, William Jackman, a a "quite football field." He added the design is a technical matter which he did not first court battle was $3,200 of the total lawyer fee. The citizens approximately have already rood y the highway department, but no private traffic engineering consultant have to draw, saying his clients "had raised about $2,000 in cash for their date has been set for their removal. from Westlake, Ohio, flew not paid him to up to come up with that debts but other fund - raising projects will The city, through landscape planner testify at the last hearing in opposition detail." Bruce Mitchell, Extensive replanting program with has designed an to the highway plan. Though he said he only saw plans Though Jackman will not be cross examined until the hearing resumes • are still being discussed. One idea was to request ASMSU Pop Entertainment (continued on page 11) claim Before construction efforts at the commemorating MSU professor Levi en tagon a Collingwood Entrance are completed, total of 19 trees will be removed to make way for a redesigned Taft, the first man in 1889 to use spraying as a protection for fruit trees, will be moved to a safer place at the intersection. discretion of the Horticulture Dept. inds ho have In the last several weeks nine trees been cleared to facilitate The trees to be removed (which were authorized as mainly healthy but construction work for straightening impeding construction work) are 10 the existing intersection, a elms, two pines, one clump of Russian project nbomb costing about $90,000, Milton Baron, director of campus parks and said Thursday. planning, olive, one white oak and six miscellaneous trees. Reaction from area people involved by WASHINGTON STAR-NEWS in the Michigan Avenue - Harrison The project's design calls for Road intersection dispute was critical WASHINGTON - Pentagon widening the entrance to nearly of the work at the construction site. lawyers have uncovered a legal double its present size, creating two Charles Massoglia, a member of the -ophole which could permit South traffic lanes into campus and three 'ietnam to circumvent a congressional leading out and putting a median steering committee for Citizens for a strip Livable City, said this week the work -n on using United States aid to in the midst of the traffic lanes. pay was "another indication of the secrecy or military intervention in support of Physics Road will have a smoother he Cambodian government. involving environmental destruction." angle into the intersection and the But observers note that the board As the direct U.S. role in Cambodia cross over traffic onto East Circle - of trustees has legal authority to rew to a close with Wednesday's Drive will be reduced. Bike lanes will govern the University autonomously :mbing halt, concern has grown that also be drawn. Baron said. and the board approved these he ongoing war there would be plans Baron said a plaque this year. *:alated by a South Vietnamese tervention supported by the massive upplies of U.S. arms to Saigon. BEGINS WEDNESDAY The Saigon government had dicated it has no plans to intervene Cambodia, and all military aid to uth "_sed Vietnam for several Congress with an express years has SN board appoints rohibition on using the funds "to ovide military support and assistance general the government of Cambodia or OS." But a letter signed by Deputy manager ^retary ments and of Defense William P. By JOHN LINDSTROM the staff of the wodd's finest college received Wednesday by State News Staff Writer newspaper," Coy said. e Senate Armed Service Committee oints out a "hypothetical and Trees vs. Gerald H. Coy will begin his duties Coy will replace Arthur Levin who as the new State News general manager was fired from the general manager "culative" situation in which U.S. - on Wednesday, Victor G. Spaniolo. position in April. Pported South Vietnamese could The Michigan Avenue - Harrison Road controversy no longer seems to center around the president of the State News Board of "The board feels Coy brings to this vertheless come to the aid of a removal of certain trees;some of those trees are diseased anyway. The issue now concerns the Directors, announced Thursday. paper a wealth of experience from mmunist - besieged Phnom Penh, feasibility of safe traffic flow achieved with minimal environmental destruction. Coy accepted the position earlier both professional papers and mbodia's Capital. In the State News photo by C. L. Michaels this week. Spaniolo was empowered experience on the student - run Pentagon hypothesis, an by the board at their Aug. 10 meeting University of West Virginia tervention by Saigon might be legal to approach Coy with an offer for the newspaper," Spaniolo said Thursday. f* f°ok such operations on its own position. Coy was selected over 50 other . tive" rather than at the express ^'"8 °f the Nixon administration. SPEECH REACTIONS MIXED "I'm looking forward to coming applicants for the job. From that number five were brought to East here and working with the students, "e Clements letter was requested Lansing for day - long interviews with connection with the Armed Services particularly since I'll be working with the board and the editorial, romittee's continuing advertising Watergate still issue probe of and professional staffs. ambod"^ bombing operations in The board appointed Coy By chance, it unanimously. was received at the e time (C) 1973 WASHINGTON STAR-NEWS "The time has come for the rest of us to Coy, 53, formerly general manage*, that news reports have get on with the of the Daily Journal in "n to filter from Saigon of WASHINGTON — No matter what President Nixon urgent business of our nation," he said, and appealed to the Elizabeth,* , a South N.Y., has had experience in both the «« t° Phnom Penh of may wish, the first public response indicates public with these words: "I ask for your help to ensure that Watergate will editorial and business aspects of those who would exploit Watergate. J81 ^"ththousand Cambodian residents not go away. . . will not succeed." Sen. Joseph M. Montoya, D - N.M., a member of the newspapers since 1938 - when he was Vietnam. In the wake of Nixon's televised address, reaction has the circulation manager for the Senate's Watergate committee, called the speech a rehash, split in the predictable pattern — skepticism from his Columbus, Ohio, Citizen. and said from his home in Santa Fe, "I think the President critics, support from his backers. The one thing clear is that Since then, he has also worked for 'Hside Friday ^ Watergate is still an issue in dispute. was being very prayerful in him." trying to get the pressure off of the New Lexington, Ohio, Daily News, the Akron, Ohio, Beacon Journal, and •Voice The White House switchboard was swamped with calls of Fellow members of the Senate panel were more prints guarded. has been are key in encouragement. But in the Senate, on both the right and The chairman, Sen. Sam J. Ervin, Jr., D - N.C., had no news editor of the Indianapolis Time, general p^ution of theft by trick. left flanks of his own Republican party, Nixon faced defections. immediate comment. Most of the others also were silent. At his home in Huntsville, Tenn., the ranking GOP member the New Kensington, manager Pa., of Daily Dispatch and general manager of the Ph*Bands take the fields. Sen. Barry Goldwater, R - Ariz., the GOP's presidential and vice chairman, Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., issued a West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Pho%to story page 5 nominee other than Nixon in recent years, said, "In my opinion, the President did not add anything to his other noncommittal statement: "I welcome any information that the President can give Co., among other positions. Pnik Lolb"rn's 'tV council considers speeches that would tend to divert suspicion from him." us on the matter which is now under investigation. His While in West Virginia, Coy worked successor. Page 2 with the Daily Athenaem the Sen. Edward Brooke, R - Mass., called the speech comments (Wednesday night) along with any future , statements will be given every consideration as the student newspaper of the University of disappointing and said, "we wanted facts. He gave us West Virginia. Outside Friday rhetoric." Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R - N.Y., added "I welcome the committee attempts to write a meaningful The Nixon speech found supporters in his own report." cabinet, "The student newspaper ought to President's call to meet the needs of the nation, but one of in his party leadership and other GOP be a laboratory experiment station quarters in the those needs is to find out who was involved in Watergate..." Senate. where students can learn the practices b^'V cl°udy skies today Nixon, at the end of his half - hour speech, suggested "Credible and very reasonable," said National Chairman George Bush. Republican of journalism," Coy said Thursday. "They learn the theory in the >f ra' ra'n. a 20 per cent chance Congress should turn its attention to critical issues of and as much as should be "Frank, candid, honest classrooms and should put that theory High near 80. R - Texas. A "forthright required," said Sen. John Tower, to practice on the paper. Our first goal economy and foreign policy, and leave Watergate to the stance," said Sen. Strom courts. is to turn out people that can work on (continued on page 11) GERALD H. COY newspapers." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August ' ~\ UNTH. AT LEAST SiPT. 1 news Council to hold naming member summary By JIM BUSH State News Staff Writer The successor of George Colburn, who resigned his East Lansing City Council seat Monday, will not be named resigned in June — so he could be tutored by the Illinois MSU, about a future campaign for the state senate. Colburn, who left Monday for the West Coast until university's president, David Berlo, who formerly worked at September, has been unavailable for comment. In an interview with the East Lansine Town., "The State Journal's inference that George went to published Thursday, however, Colburn was t< eatly I QUo,°Urler ■ 1 I Illinois to be groomed by Berlo for that position is a bunch saying he had reached the age where he was before Sept. 4. forced tn K I That was the message from the remaining four council of garbage," Griffiths said. a long - range career decision. "Me I members following a private work session at City Hall Colburn, 35, had been considered an unannounced He said his career options have candidate for the state senate seat now held by Republican offers, both out of state, including a narrowed to tw I teaching i„h °,)ob I Chrysler plant reopened Thursday afternoon. Councilmembers George Griffiths and Mary Sharp Philip Pittenger. However, Colburn consistently denied the unspecified Big Ten university or a newspaper nLti 111 ' indicated that council will not name Colburn's successor speculation. the Midwest. ^ Per Position jn "The State Journal's speculation — more than anything Each of five Chicago newspapers before then, so council can receive community input on the denied, when corn.,, I With about 1.000 union loyalists at plant gates types of qualifications the public wants the new council else — brought about the conditions that made it necessary by the State News, that it had offered Colburn a had been reported heading to the inh^ I person to possess. for George to resign," Griffiths said. Chicago area J D I to ensure peace, workers returned to their jobs Colburn has taught college courses in "I intend at Tuesday night's meeting to ask the public He said the newspaper's comments dried up job opportunities for Colburn in the Lansing area because he and language, journalism and history and served American th I Thursday at a Key Chrysler plant shut for nearly 30 to submit names and suggest qualificaitons on who we was considered a political aspirant. political analyst for Democrats in the state . I hours by a radical labor group. should appoint," Griffiths said. legislature " ' ' Griffiths and Mayor Wilbur Brookover added that no "Tney are in a..d they are working," said a one would be appointed Tuesday to succeed Colburn, who spokesman for Chrysler shortly after the first of served less than two years of his four - year term, merely 2,625 workers returned for the first shift. County court because Sharp will be gone on vacation. The Mack Avenue stamping plant was closed sprawling plant on the city's heavily industrialized resignation— — The four remaining council members, under the city Tuesday when maverick workers occupied the charter have 30 days from the official receipt to Colburn's which will copie at Tuesday's council meeting to name his successor. may use east side in defiance of the company and their voice machine in case That means council has two other meetings to make the union, the United Auto Workers. appointment — September 4 and 18. Some 1,000 UAW loyalists from throughout A coalition of liberal groups, including Project: City Detroit met at a nearby Local hall in the predawn Hall, the Coalition for Human, Survival, the Convention for hours and marched en masse to four plant gates a Responsible Council and the Nelson Brown - Margaret By GARY KORRECK McNeil campaign have scheduled a press conference for this State News Staff Writer print method promoted from that," Kulick said. •Both aural and visual I scaring away the handful of dissident pickets who moming to announce that they want council to seek public The locally by MSU audiology Tosi spent the entire comparison of tapes and I continued to march in front of main gates in an spectograph, a and speech scientist Oscar afternoon Tuesday on the prints of the known voice I input on Colburn's successor and also delay his or her effort to keep the plant closed. appointment until after Nov. 6 council election. device which diagrams the Tosi. witness stand attesting to with the unknown voice. I examiner I human voice, may be used Chaisson's examination the validity of the method. •A qualified That delay would be a violation of city law. for the first time in Ingham resumes Aug. 27 and He has already performed with at least two \ cars of I Griffiths, who lauded Colburn for initiating "innovative solutions" to city problems, said he would like Colburn's County court history in the case of Wayne J. Chaisson, a District 54 A Judge Charles 3,000 voice examinations practical experience in an V Filice will have to decide for the Michigan State apprenticeship program. | successor to reflect Colburn's age, political viewpoint and former MSU student whether the voice tape can Police in field cases. •In positively Woman joins Economic Club competence. In an Aug. 1 confidential memo to council identifying charged with the June 18 be admitted as evidence. Tosi has also defended a voice, the examiner I members, Colburn indicated he might resign soon and larceny by trick of $9,840 That is, if Kulick decides to cannot have the slightest specified that he would like his successor to be a young the method in 40 cases I from Michigan National use it. hint of a doubt. person with experience in the city decision - making throughout the nation and Bank. "I won't affirm it and I has been successful in 39 of Five U.S. Rep. Martha VV. Griffiths was elected to the process. Asst. County Prosecutor won't deny it," Kulick said alternauvei conclusions arc available to Griffiths in an interview Thursday blasted the Lansing them. A recent case I board of directors of the Economic Club of Detroit Tom Kulick is considering the examiner, Tosi State Journal for speculating in recent months r that Cblbun\had of voice when asked if he would use involving a California said. | Wednesday, becoming the first woman to hold that accepted a position at Dlinois State Univeraty — from which he the use a voice print to try and Superior Court ruling went ranging from positive I identification following position in its 39 - year history. identify Chaisson as the against the voice print identification or elimination V pretrial testimony by caller. method by dismissing it as to no decision. The club, which formerly barred women from witnesses from the MSU The State News is published by the students of. "There is still more evidence in a bomb threat the organization as a matter of policy, lifted the of Public Safety, Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Dept. testimony to be heard and it trial. restrictions to elect Griffiths. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, which was involved in the would be unethical for me Tosi said the Calfornia Hannah's talk I Economic Club president Russel A. Swaney said Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a ruse. to comment on the ruling should not hurt the special Welcome Week edition is published in A male caller, using a qualified professional women in all fields may now join the club if nominated and seconded by active September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. pseudonym, had a situation Kulick added. at this time," future of identification as evidence voice on aid will air| Member Associated Press, United Press department vehicle deliver He did say that Sgt. and blamed the ruling on "a members and approved by the board. International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan the money to him. His call Ernest Nash of the Michigan combination of poor on WKAR-TV The club meets for a weekday luncheon once Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan was recorded as it is State Police, a pupil of prosecution, poor every week from September to May to ^ear Collegiate Press Assn. department policy to tape Tosi's who has done the credentials of defense WKAR-TV. channel 23,1 Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. all incoming calls, pretrial final voice analysis in other witnesses and the current will broadcast former MSU I speeches from noted politicians and business Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services leaders. examination witnesses said. cases, is scheduled to testify sentiment against electronic president John Hannah's! Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Kulick could use the tape "and you are free to draw devices of any kind June 21 speech to thtl Michigan, 48823. in conjuction with the voice any conclusion you wish stemming from the Grand Rapids Rotary Club,I Phones: "Priorities on Foreign Aid."T o_ro Watergate story that caused News/Editorial 355-8252 the ruling." The speech will be! Classified Ads 355-8255 broadcast at 6 p.m. Sunday ! Libyan hijacks jet to Israel Display Advertising 353-6400 If observed, strict guidelines are the process is Hannah directs thtl Business Office 355-3447 Agency for International! effective, Tosi said. Photographic 355-8311 Included in Tosi's Development, a State Dept.! Campus Information 353-8700 guidelines are: division which handles! A slighty tipsy Libyan gunman hijacked a dispersal of all U.S. foreign! Lebanese jetliner to Israel on Thursday "to show that not all Arabs want to throw the Jews into the ocean." Try breaking something I in instead of wearing The Boeing 707 of Middle East Airlines was it out. released nearly seven hours later and flew safely to The Leather Shop Beirut with 125 crew and passengers aboard. Police who arrested the skyjacker, identified r.s Mahmoud Toumi, 37. quoted him as saying he did it in the interests of Arab - Israeli brotherhood. "Some Arabs believe Israel must have a country, but Cairo prevents the Arabs by force from showing this," Toumi said. It was the third Mideast hijacking in less than a month and the first time in more than 25 years of Arab - Israel feuding that an Arab airliner had taken off from Israel. QHILTHEIRC6 Bribery probe continues \Nith a low-cost HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN The Justice: Dept.'s top from your CREDIT UNION prosecutor met in Baltimore Thursday with U.S. attorneys and lawyers for two Maryland businessmen who reportedly implicated Vice President Spiro T. Agnew in an alleged bribery and kickback scheme. The high - level meeting, the second in two days for Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry E. Petersen, head of the Justice Dept.'s criminal GHL1HEIBC6 division, came amid reports that indictments may NNith a low-cost be returned shortly. Petersen and his special assistant, Philip White, HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN spent several hours with U.S. Atty. George Beall. . A special grand jury hearing testimony in the from your CREDIT UNION case met for two Thursday and then adjourned. The only witness seen entering the hearing room was an unidentified tax agent who has been working with the prosecutors on the case. Beall said the jury probably would not come back into session until next Thursday. Skylab launch set Nov. 9 Officials said Thursday astronauts on the last Skylab mission will observe "the comet of the century," a brilliant space traveler that may light up the December sky like a Christmas star. a Skylab 3 will be launched Nov. 9, officials said, date that will place astronauts in orbit MBBVI MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION during the 600 E. Crescent Rd. dazzling pass around the sun of a comet experts 809 E. Michigan, Lansing 4ft0 believe may be the most awesome of the 20th 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. • Phone 353-2280 Free Parking Behind Store century. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1973 3 County By JIM BUSH State News Staff Writer administrative will be sets up consumer division assistant — can take a big step in this monies. 1973 wholly assigned to county towards In other revenue - sharing resolution called the lettuce The Ingham County investigate cases of showing action at its funds. workers' dispute a mere consumers the recourses regular monthly meeting in prosecutor's office now has consumer fraud, help they do have in •Rejected, on a tie vote, jurisdictional fight between a consumers' division, resolve grievances between getting Mason, the board: a resolution action on their complaints," denouncing the the AFL - CIO and the following action by the businessmen and consumers •Narrowly rejected a bid alleged pollution of Lake Teamsters Union, who both Lansing Commissioner by four commissioners to county board of and educate the consumer Gordon Swix, R - District Superior by the Reserve have organized some lettuce commissioners Wednesday on his rights. support the national Mining Co. 13, said. workers. night. Scodeller said the boycott of nonunion lettuce "•Appointed 12 The measure failed, 10 - two "This office will county The commissioners voted new help by directing county agencies residents employes will speak to show county residents the to limit their to the new 8. to approve a contract with citizen groups and seek to purchases to ropes to use in Advisory Group on The setting of priorities the state Office of Criminal publicize through the their presenting union lettuce or lettuce from Nonmotorized for the county's federal news Justice that establishes two media complaints," he added. nonboycotted states, like ways the consumer "People will know they are Transportation, which is revenue - sharing funds new positions in Prosecutor can utilize his rights in the not Michigan. directed to devise a system reflected getting cheated out of •Listed eight "high input from Raymond Scodeller's office. marketplace. their money." of no n automobile two public hearings on the The two positions — an "We have here the basic The new office is priority" items for the use transportation routes in the fund use, one of which was investigator - attorney and foundation of a group that chiefly of Ingham County's county. held in East Lansing last funded by state and federal expected $2.2 million in •Authorized $3,500 to spring. finance a feasibility study "This simply allocates as for a county day care high priorities those things Detroit VVAW system. of One of the four sponsors the lettuce measure, Patrick J. Ryan, D boycott suggested residents by country at the hearings," Hope explained. two The commissioners - District 19, said California attached priority to eight trial subpena lettuce workers are denied may get veterans during the GOP overnight and that he now the labor traditional rights of groups themselves and decide on to organize items, totalling $357,988 of the expected $2.2 million in federal revenue - sharing funds the county is slated to room, Charles Henry Becker their own what union will convention, and his duties "had the matter under of New Orleans said he receive in 1973. included represent them. The A Detroit member of the organizing a consideration and may take called the FBI twice after he "I don't commissioners mean to be Vietnam Veterans peaceful demonstration action at a future time." approved funds for mental Against was arrested and jailed in telling the state of the War said against the administration's health programs, the MSU Thursday he The defense attorneys, March 1972, for carrying a California how to operate has learned he will be war policies. Volunteer Action Corps, the sympathizers and seven of concealed and loaded pistol. its work force, but there is a He has been named day care study, legal aid, an subpenaed to testify before by the defendants stood tremendous injustice being some prosecution witnesses But Becker said in cross aerial tax the "Gainesville 8" trial in silently Wednesday morning - done to these mapping program, Florida. as the one who planned examination that he spend workers," jail recreation facilities and after Arnow denied a Ryan said. disruption of the five days in jail because no courthouse renovations. Bill Marshall of Detroit request by defendant Scott He convention. one posted the $500 bond added that Ingham said he will be subpenaed Camil that the court permit by Marshall said he expects required. County, by buying nonunion 60 seconds of silence for the defense counsel for eight veterans accused of the eight accused veterans will get a fair trial and will prayer and meditation commemorate the to Becker, who was on the lettuce is lettuce supporting growers the and TWIST bomb conspiracy to interrupt the eventually be found FBI payroll at the time, said encouraging an injustice Bookstore remodeling 1972 Republican innocent. halt. he never asked for FBI against the lettuce workers. With the jury out of the Convention to deny a Meanwhile in Florida at intervention in the case. Opponents of the I The MSU Bookstore, located in the Center for charge he was among the the trial, the judge in the I International Programs, is doing a planners. Gainesville Eight trial said remodeling job I which should be completed by the iPereiar IRooir beginning of fall Thursday he was State News photo by Dave Schmier considering taking action against defense attorneys for a 60-second silent demonstration marking the disciples hold 2 end of U.S. bombing in ruru Cambodia. QUIET MEALS U.S. District Court Judge Winston Arnow had told the WITH YOUR attorneys Wednesday that >r DETROIT beating pie thrower he would drop the matter and against refused not take them to any action after they his SPECIAL PEOPLE IN (UPI) - saying he deplored the demonstrate the answer guru's fiples of the 15 - year - attack. rituals." questions on Fifth MIND. "boy god" Maharaj Ji Detroit members of Amendment grounds. But the "I heard I Thursday they were a jingling Thursday he told them he sect, which claims five noise," Halley said. "One of ■ding in custody two men million members around had changed his mind the them was behind me. He allegedly beat a world, did not identify the smacked me on the top of rter critical of the two men Serving Mon. through Thurs. they held. the head with something Jgious until 10 p.m. and AT TOarreng movement and its that felt like a hammer. I ling leader. "We said we would say fell over." Fri. and Sat. [The reporter, Pat Halley, nothing until the police Halley's friends gave evenings until J who works for the decide whether to arrest police the license number 11. NEW PLACE Iderground newspaper them," said Richard Royal, and police discovered it was 2758 Grand River, East Jth Estate, was listed in 25, who described himself owned by the Lansing ■sfactory condition with as the leader of the Detroit Bactured skull. Mission. jFollowers of Guru maraj Ji, who claims he Halley's newsprper had lspenses "perfect strongly assailed the guru, fcwledge," said two who it calls "the kid." It Bciples confessed they called his teachings "a Halley early spiel." |lnesday. Halley said he was A police spokesman said telephoned Tuesday by a J charges were filed man who congratulated him Ijding questioning of on slapping the pie into the Bey, who smashed a Guru's face. That incident T'ing cream pie into the received nationwide Vs face last week at publicity. The guru refused ■roit City Hall. to prosecute Halley. Wallev had warned earlier J followers of the guru Halley said the caller offered to "expose" the |ld try to "kill me" in mission and the jaliation for the guru. Miss J. •throwing episode. Eventually he met two men decidedly attack, Halley said and went with them to an "• he underwent skull apartment where they said dapper, in leather-look y, came when two they would demonstrate the pantcoats that will strike the |i struck him in an empty mission's rituals. Some of Halley's friends - at a rendezvous perfect note with fall sport- y set up in order to became suspicious and I "lore knowledge of the jotted down the license dressing. Quilt-lined for warmth ■ne Light Mission number of the car the two headed and smoothly imitating the JJie guru. men used. mission's I nside the apartment, look and feel of leather, each is ^quarters are in Denver Halley said, the men asked |^the leenaged mystic him to sit down and close smartly detailed with contrast statement there his eyes — "so they could stitching. In sizes 5 to 13. A Belted safari coat accented For real sea with goldtone metal rings . of treasures go polyurethane in a rich wine $55. B Single breasted \o Bill's in ultra-soft pantcoat polyurethane vinyl, mellow beige or red >LDE $52. ClAM BAKE. jAop' We bucaneers get awful hungry pillaging ships q day- So we spend our weekends at Bill's Restaurant CLAM BAKE. & Bar at the OLDE TOWNE They feature whole lobster, erry stone clams, cob served shrimp, and com on the in a wire mesh basket. And to compliment their fine seafood they have c°nibread, tossed salad, drawn butter and ^food sauce. They also serve home made clam fritters & Poi'sn sausage hor's doeuvres before dinner & °Ur 'av°r:te drinks & cocktails. Call 482-6100 for Jaoobsoii's Information or Reservations Sill S^estaurant ^ ®ar OPEN AGAIN ALL DAY SATURDAYS Saturday hours 9:30 - 5:00 Grand River Serving Lansing since 1921 Open tonight until nine EDITORIALS Trustees now allowing abortions It's about time the board of And by law, abortions can to fee to the University community be made available to only and not worrying about trustees stopped fiddling around women and considered allowing upon request in a public MSU becoming an abortion abortions to be medical institution like the haven for the State of Michigan. performed at the University Health Center. University Health Center. MSU is Next part of Wednesday's special a Michigan not an meeti of the tmstecs Almost eight months ago. the ivory-towered island s. ting by cal|ed by President Wharto„ , U.S. Supreme Court voted 7-2 itself and deserves the same discuss , bud , matters to recognize the right of women consideration on establishing have medical abortion Allowing abortions at the Health to a campus abortion procedures. Center must a,s0 be considered during the first six months ot pregnancy. Since that time there For five regular monthly The trustees have shunned has been unlimited speculation meetings now the trustees have their responsibility for too long, over whether abortions could be ignored facing the decision of It's time they faced the issue, performed at the Health Center, allowing abortions at the health but the trustees have remained center. The heated political silent. implications make abortion a COMMENTARY touchy topic, but silence by the Abortion is a simple surgical trustees is a disservice to the should be A procedure and stands urgent health care needs of the gnew available at the Health Center o as University community. an extension of health care for students. The center has the Maybe the trustees are fearful necessary operation rooms, the that the University Health Center By JAMES RESTON The courts will decide later whether a bribe to use his influence in public the President or the vice president (C) New York Times there was any wrongdoing in this case. office9 Yes, once when he was too but proper equipment and the would be turned into an simply advised Agnew that he was WASHINGTON What this town The only point here now is how a inexperienced to know what was services of trained physicians, open-door abortion clinic. They - being investigated for possible has been hoping for recently is public official should react when there happening, but it had nothing to do criminal action. Also, Richardson There would be no danger of an would be better off looking at is even a suspicion of wrong-doing, and with this case. Had he h» somebody, anybody in power, who thought of instructed his colleagues in the abortion being administered in a abortions on campus as an added Agnew demonstrated how to do it. Justice would stand up and give plain answers resigning or standing down while these Dept. to keep a careful record of germ-infected back alley. health care service available at a to hard questions. Vice President charges were going through the courts? anybody, including members of He didn't ask, but told the Agnew has finally done it. Certainly not, he didn't believe he Congress, who try to influence When the Justice Dept. informed President, he was going to call a press would be indicted. decisions in the Dept. of Justice. conference at 3 the next afternoon. He him officially that he was being didn't have a few "friends" in the The contrast with President Nixon, Vice "investigated" for using his influence President Agnew's press Give Spiro and taking bribes on government contracts, he didn't duck for long behind legal barriers, but called a press press around to hear his story, but who hasn't had a press conference conference is only one important symbol of this change. He has been loyal member of the "Nixon team,' conference and said it was a "damned "The only point here now is how a public official should react and he went out of his way in his pre® lie." when there is even a suspicion of wrong-doing, and Agnew conference to Vice President Spiro Agnew makes the ;eeds of express again his suspicion lie didn't hide conviction of the made precisely the right move in demonstrated how to do it." President's grow faster. for weeks or innocence in the Watergate disaster, offering to answer questions However, months behind but at the same time, he insisted on Agnew curtly ' personally and to open his avoided 'executive protecting his own integrity by facing financial records to the United acknowledging the grand privilege" or issue the charges against him in public. States jury's right to subpena his proclamations invited everybody, TV cameras and all. during the Watergate crisis since last attorney who is He asked for the tough personal records or to call him about his "legal questions, and March 15, was unavoidable. So maybe And the reaction to this was conducting an investigation into for trial while he rights." After a he got them. startling. For even without knowing serves as vice something important is happening charges of political corruption in short delay, he saw here, probably as a result of Watergate. the facts in Agnew's case, the president. By avoiding these feeling Maryland when Agnew was the reality: The Had he ever taken any money from after his press conference was constitutional questions until very governor. headlines in the government contractors? No! Was Even at the top of the Nixon much in his favor — in fact, that later, Agnew avoided dampening newspapers made there a problem about politicians and administration, officials are beginning finally in this town somebody ... the President's fight with the him look like a government contractors? Sure he said, to speak out. The new Att. Gen. Elliot power had talked up with candor and Agnew's speedy move to Senate Watergate committee and crook, so he came RESTOIVh you would be "naive" if you didn't Richardson didn't ask whether the passion, and taken the risk of telling disprove the allegations of out fighting. recognize it. Had he ever been offered Agnew "investigation" would embarrass the truth. special prosecutor Archibald Cox extortion, bribery, tax fraud and over releasing the White House conspiracy is especially welcome tapes. against the backdrop of the Watergate scandal that has Too bad Richard Nixon POINT OF VIEW encircled President Nixon. The doesn't take a lesson on vice president apparently knows candidness from his vice Speak out to the Shah that administrative silence only president. By the IRANIAN STUDENT ASSN. expose is surprising to see that in the 20th illiterate, we are fortunate to have the Editor's Note: The Iranian Student century there are some "highly opportunity to get a higher education. In the July 27 issue of the State Assn. is the only registered Iranian educated" individuals who advocate We owe this to the toiling masses News the Iranian Student Assn. of student organization on campus. the opposite. We are "advised" by the Iran. published an article titled "U.S. sale of called to Iran so - "majority" to keep silent arms .nay start a new while the regime is spending billions of Therefore, it is our primary duty Indochina." This article was written while living abroad to expose the true members will do the same upon their dollars on arms while little is done to on the eve of the Shah's official visit nature of the Shah's regime, graduation. eliminate hunger and poverty, to America to buy more arms from the conclude by paraphrasing the German Nixon administration. illiteracy and diseases. The Iranian Student Assn. of MSU poet and playwrite Bertold Brecht We were surprised to see a reply in which is a member of the World who said: "those who don't know the How car one keep silent while the the State News of Aug. 6, 1973 by the Confederation of Iranian Students (the truth are ignorant, but those who Shah spends millions of dollars which so - called "majority" of Iranian largest student organization in the know the truth and keep silent are students in this area (as they claimed, rightly belongs to the impoverished world) is trying to raise the level of people of Iran on his extravagant guilty." MSU and the greater Lansing area.) consciousness of the Iranian students, celebrations (the 25th anniversary of This article titled "Not to criticize but especially in regards to the problems his rule, Iiis coronation, the 2500th William Whiting, to learn," was in no way a response to of Iran. Despite the fact that our editor^ Michael Fox, ne< s editor; Bob Novosad, the points we made in our point of anniversary celebration of monarchy organization has been outlawed by the in Iran and his birthday editorial 'editor. . view. It was purely a series of childish Shah's military regime, hundreds of parties)? Kathy Niezurawski, copy chiet, uai Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, spora accusations and empty charges. Here, newly arrived Iranian students, who How could anyone keep silent therefore, we try to answer some of spent most of theii lives under one of while there B*t h Ann Masalkoski, advcf'iii* these charges and allegations. the most repressive governments in are ever 25,000 political manager; Gary Gigot, Unlike the so called "majority" prisoners in Iran, many of them under manager; Lee Lockwood; - history, join the organization every who stated that severe torture? How could anybody manager; Al Kirleto, circulation maimer. understanding year. Members of the board of direc,ors.ib political situations in Iran requires The keep silent while last year alone 109 so - called "majority" Spaniolo, president; Carolyn Stteber. "continuous involvement and concluded of the most educated and dedicated secretary - treasurer; Tom «'ord®r1' d that a student should possession of a vast amount of concentrate his efforts in studying his intellectuals were tortured and executed Wilke; Blair Whitney; Michael Orr, Williams. knowledge," we believe that no degree textbooks and learn what is being by the firing squad? The Michigan State News is a st of political sophistication is required taught. This is exactly what the Shah's recipient of the Pacemaker Awart to feel and see the apalling conditions regime is trying to promote by We believe in a country in which Associated Collegiate Press for outstanflW of human misery, poverty, injustice, journaltei encouraging the many thousands of over 75 per cent of its population is inequality and repression in Iran. Iranian intellectuals to submit to this They charged that those involved in process of depoliticization in an our association are here to stay and are attempt to perpetuate the present not planning to return to Iran. The regime and preserve the rule of the selective few who run the country. fact is that so far all the members of the association who have graduated Aristotle over 2000 years ago have returned home and the present believed thatmanisa political being; it St takes a The Doctor's Bag Ijeap of moitep By ARNOLD WERNER, MD Letters may be addressed to Dr. the growth of penises, incidentally. than others. On the other time still but be very to make a Werner at University Health Center. hand, if you can occur can B)I)tte %use Increasing from a A cup to a C cup in have not been using birth irregular. This can result in an Names need not be included unless a three months is control, it an interesting just might be that you are three unwanted pregnancy much later in life personal reply is requested. observation which prompts me to months pregnant as breasts enlarge than is acceptable to the couple and make several inferences. I assume you during pregnancy. In any case, the cause a fair amount of distress. These a home. Does sexual stimulation affect the would have been kind enough to let dramatic increase you describe is most pregnancies are also attended by much growth of breasts? My breasts were me know if you gained 20 to 30 unusual and if it continues, I would higher risk of abnormalities in the small until seven months ago when I pounds during this period of time, so I will suggest a visit to a physician. baby, especially Mongolism. By the began eliminate simply obesity as a my first sexual encounter. time you reach 15 months after the About three months ago my possibility. What are the chances of menstrual periods have stopped, the boyfriend becoming and I noticed the increase of pregnant 15 months after menstrual risk of pregnancy occurring is quite my breast Since you have been having sexual size. Actually, I have grown to a C cup intercourse I hope you and your cycles cease? In other words, when is low, but not unheard of. Many doctors from the A cup I have worn several it safe to discontinue recommend use of contraception boyfriend have been sensible enough contraceptives? years. I am almost 20 years old. to several years after signs of the use contraception. If you began to take the birth control pill about the When beginning of menopause. Some a woman enters menopause Fortunately or unfortunately, time your breasts started to increase physicians prefer the use of oral (time when periods cease) which is depending on your point of view, in size, it would explain much of what contraceptives for this purpose as sexual stimulation does not affect the usually in the 40s, she faces an these drugs also supply estrogen which you describe. Some women experience growth of breasts. Nor does it affect especially tricky time with regard to diminishes more breast enlargement with the pill naturally during contraception. Ovulation during this menopause. Copyright 1973. Friday, August 17, 1973 5 Band camp marches on Trumpet Three horn players toe the line during a band camp marching practice. The bands spend half the day marching and the other half in sectional rehearsals in and around McDonel Hall. State News photo Hv Ken Ferguson Trio of Sousaphone players from Saint Johns High School practice their Hall march in the background. 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Fri. 9:30 TAPES ON SALE $4.99 EACH TICKETS ON SALE HERE 966 - a.m. • 8:30 p.m. Trowbridge Road • ANN ARBOR BLUES & discount records Saturday 10:00 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. Sunday 12 noon - 5:00 p.n JAZZ FESTIVAL • SANTANA/ MCGLAUGHLIN The Pizza People of MSU. • CONCERT AUG. 31 ANN ARBOR I Friday, August £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 17 1973 Rep calm after arrest Author from will address for heroin possession Jorge Luis Borges, one of Latin America's most distinguished authors of collaborator and companion, Adolfo Bioy Casares ("The Invention of A raid on a Lansing motel is going to work out." of a blood test taken on philosophical and metaphysical Morel"). By PAUL VAR IAN Warner Other speakers will be Luis Harss, United Press International room Wednesday on charges Though he acknowledged proved negative or fiction, will be among the speakers of possession and use of his political future has been showed there was no when 200 scholars of Latin American Buenos Aires, celebrated Latin State Rep. Dale Warner, heroin. brighter, Warner said he has evidence of the drug in his literature from around the world meet American critic; Enrique Anderson - vo back on the job just one at MSU Aug. 26 - 31. Imbert, Harvard University, and Emir A female companion, no plans to resign from body. day after bis arrest on Borges, Buenos Aires, Argentine, Rodriguez - Monegal, Yale University. beroin charges, had some Nancy Witherspoon, 24. office. He displayed an aura As a whole, state officials Lansing, also was arrested. of calm and did not seem candidate for the Nobel prize for Scholars, writers, critics, professors advice for his friends: reacted to Warner's arrest worried about the prospect literature and recent recipient of an and students from North, Central and Witherspoon was arraigned with shock. "Don't worry about it. of spending up to four years honorary doctor's degree from MSU, is South America and Europe will Thursday on a charge of Everything's going to be all Gov. Milliken called the among famed writers who will address examine the emergence and burgeoning possession and ordered held in jail. He said that even right." when she was unable to post after his arrest, "It took me incident "unfortunate and the 16th Congress of the International of magical realism in the literature of This was the message he two hours to realize that tragic" and said that until Institute of Latin American Literature Latin America. $1,500 bond. A third passed on time and again otherwise "we in MSU's Kellogg Center for Continuing Spanish will be the official language. person in the room, Greg they were serious." proven Thursday in response to "All I took should assume he isTi not Education. Sponsors include the Dept. of Bailey, 25, Lansing, was yesterday telephone queries from detained briefly and later was a Contact," he said, guilty." House Speaker Borges (author of "Labyrinths"), Romance Languages and Continuing concerned colleagues and William A. Ryan D-Detroit, who is Education Services. BORGES released. exposing his arms for blind, will be joined by his loyal friends. Warner, arraigned examination. offered similar advice. "I've got all these people Wednesday and released The lawmaker disputed worried about me. I don't after posting $3,500 surety the official version of the OR L know what they think," the 32 - year - old lawmaker bond, said he was details of his arrest, but said MAGRIIDER'S ATTORNEYS GIVE TERMS "personally very confident" he had no intention of confided to a reporter that he would be cleared in publicly airing his version. between phone calls at the the case. He also said he fel, 2nd However, a House Capitol office. all "I'm spending just about my time comforting people. This has all been so interesting." the ultimately purpose. incident "Something serve a coming to me — that would positive keeps colleague, Rep. De Forrest Strang, R-Sturgis, said he and others felt Warner's arrest may have been set up. "There's a lot of feeling By DONALD M. ROTHBERG U.S. District Court guilty administration aide agreed obstruct justice, and to ple communications." Seasont 1973 - 74 Series are defraud the United States. As part of W amer, a Republican that this could be a frame - Associated Press Judge John J. Sirica to cooperate. In exchange, the from nearby Eaton Rapids something good, really Hie prosecutors charged conspiracy, the charge sjid worthwhile, is going to up," Strang told Warner WASHINGTON — Jeb deferred sentencing of the prosecutor agreed not to that that the co Magruder and unnamed serving his fourth term in pursue any other potential conspiraton it) - come of this," he said. "It's during a visit to his office. Stuart Magruder, former Magruder until after any broke the House, was arrested in co conspirators carried out into Democrat* i feeling I have. I think this "I mean it." deputy director of President future Watergate trials. charges against Magruder - The judge read a letter arising out of the Watergate "a strategy to unlawfully Party headquarters in May EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY Ingham County Nixon's re - election break into the headquarters and June of 1972 and that from Watergate special affair, UNIVERSITY Prosecutor Raymond L. Scodeller, when told of this committee, pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to prosecutor Archibald Cox He was charged with fo the Democratic National on June 17 "certain oft!# hie' at M.St SEVENTH-DAY to Magruder's attorneys conspiracy to unlawfully Committee . . . and participants in this activity sentiment among some a single conspiracy charge in unlawfully intercept various were apprehended at the phone 351 7160 ADVENTIST CHURCH lawmakers, said: "Who's connection with the which gave the terms under intercept wire and oral • wire and oral scene of this break in." which the former communications, to - 149 Hlqhland Avenue going to bother framing Watergate case, ALL SAINTS CHURCH £ast Lansing him? He's peanuts. Just Magruder was DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau 800 Abbott Road 337-1430 because he's a legislator, so the second former Nixon what?" campaign aide to agree to IT U/AS UTTER UNDER THE The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector Sunday Worship at Saturday Services: Group Bible Study 9:30 AM Scodeller police said a crime laboratory state cooperate with federal prosecutors in exchange for 600DEVEHIN6. PRESIDENT NIXON j %4ND SOVIET CHIEF BREZHNEV ^ „ ANNOUNCED THAT THEY HAD REACHED ^ A6REEMENT0NA N&U 1 A/EMJ ACCORD, THE US. MIL SEND THE SOVIETS THREE BLACK 0FIVE U.S. WILL RECEIVE POETS, Tli/0 BALLET 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. analysis of a syringe Warner being allowed to plead ; ENSA6ED IN ANOTHER ROUND &LATERAL PENAL REFORM MILITANTS, FOUR RADICAL DANCERS, AND A NOBEL allegedly was trying to guilty to a single charge, OF VI60R0US PR06RAM, WITH A MUTUAL PRIESTS, AND FIFTY ASSORTED PRIZE LAUREATE Nursery Available dispose of when arrested Frederick C. LaRue - EXCHAN6E OF *" TALKS TODAY. —^ DRAFT DODSERS / Discussion and Prayer Groups showed there was heroin in pleaded guilty on June 27 7:30 PM the syringe. He said results to a single count of FIRST CHURCH OF Call 882-6580 or abo conspiracy to obstruct CHRIST, SCIENTIST number If you need transportation Grand River at Collingwood Entrance East l.ansing Sunday Services - 10:30 a. m Lesson - Sermon Subject jpEOpl.ES Sunday School to age 20 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting 8:00 p.m. Reading Room located in Church OPEN Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m., Mon., Tues., Thurs.. Fri., evenings 7- 9 p.m. All are welcome to attend church services and visit and use the reading room. Ed&cwood United Church 469 N. Hagadorn, E. Lansing Worship Service -9:30 a.m. Sermon by Dr. Truman A. Morrison Church School - Crib room through Sixth grade - 9:30 a.m. For information call 332-8693 or 332-0606 MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 "Power" Tim Limburg speaking EVENING SERVICE -7:00 P. "Decision Making" Visit oui new Student Center open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch Wedn| practice of astrology company do* I and the influence of the not have permission from the Federal Pnmmiccinn to pnrrv * ho PWafroit PRQ Commission to Communicator!!! stars on human affairs carry the Detroit CBS affiliate. The State News incorrectly reported and terrestrial events. WJBK was carried by cable television Wednesday that! housing. serving marriedB® FRI. 8:00 & 10:00 PM SAT.2:30, 8:00 & 10:00 PM SUN. 4:00 PM ASMSU toc/ebaf (no admittance after start) ADMISSION PRICES ADULTS MSU STUDENTS $1.00 .75 trustee ad The ASMSU board is expected to discuss and approveil CHILDREN(12& under) .50 proposal to put student liaison - advisers on the board oil rut xctf> program (no pre-school children) information 355-4672 trustees at a meeting scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday in 3281 Student Services Bldg. 1 The proposal will allow ASMSU to appoint thiafl Following the 8 o'clock shows there will be a special 15 minute presentation undergraduate students and the Council of Gradual; I for skywatchere. After the 10:00 show, the album, Electric Light Students to appoint one graduate student to sit with thel Orchestra II by the Electric Light Orchestra. board in public meetings of the trustees and be includedigl some private sessions. Also headlining the agenda will be the expected votel | approving several committee appointments to Paramour* Pictures Presents University committees. The board was supposed to have voted on both ot ihestl HOWARD W. KOCH items during its July meeting but failure to achieve il quorum prevented the voting. 1 BADGE 373 INSPIRED BY THE EXPLOITS OF EDDIE EUN ASMSU President Ed Grafton is also expected to repoitl on his activities with the Student Publications! to the board Committee. » .. ROBERT DUVALL verna bloom Off - Campus Council representative Charles had challenged Grafton's participation in the Massoglal committee's! closed hearings in July, charging that he would initiate! henry harrow eddie egan recall proceedings if Grafton did not make the committal Written by PETE HAM ILL Produced and ftrec.ed by HOWARD W KOCH activities public to the board. 1 Associate Producer LAWRENCE APPELBAUM In color Prints by MOVIELAB A PARAMOUNT PICTURE W* Massoglia, however, said this week he will not be at thel m meeting. LIMITED ENGAGEMENT! RATED R EXTRA CARTOONS TONIGHT! I 9 BEST PICTURE fci OF THE YEAR! Jjf WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS Including: » Best Best Actor Screenplay-Adaptation 3RD BIG WEEK! Today Open 1:15 PM Feature 1:30 - 4:15 - 6:45 - 9:30 "MIND-BLOWING SUSPENSE!" —Charles Champlin, L.A. Times MM) "SUPERB! SIMPLY FASCINATING!" —Judith Crist, New York Magazine NUMBER ONE BOOK Albeit S Ruddy OF THE YEAR! fraocis ford Coppola Meno Pu/o. . ffancis foid Coppola Mano Pu/os Ihe Godfathef .. NOW- THE SUSPENSE FILM OF THE YEAR! AT 9:00 ONLY A new cult from the Caribbean. BONUS LATE SHOW They bring back the dead in a way FRI. & SAT. ONLY! too frightening to believe. EDWARD FOX is The Jackal"* AU'aN BADEL • TONY BRITTON CYRIL CUSACK • MICHEL LONSDALE • ERIC PORTER • DELPHINE SEYRIG lu»ic by GEORGES DELERUE Screenplay by KENNETH ROSS • From the beat-selling Book by FREDERICK FORSYTH 1 The Possession of Joel Delaney • Directed by FRED ZINNEMANN • Produced by JOHN WOOLF Mafle by warwick Film Production and UNIVERSAL Produciioni Fr.nceSA A UNIVERSAL RELEASE % <®.|R; WITH SHIRLEY MAC LAI NE r ~ TECHNICOLOR® • Friday. August 17, 1973 9 'MORNING NEWS' NOT LIKE 'TODAY' CBS show offers no If ATUV COCCI ft/I AM By KATHY ESSELMAN State News Reviewer fc—— - - • - - competition 1 in a Chicago subway station. They showed the reactions of The "CBS Morning News" with Hughes Rudd and Sally two families to President Nixon's Quinn premiered Monday, Aug. 6 and it is unfair to review any series before it has had time to settle in. television one address, one positive and negative, one Northern, one Southern, both Nixon supporters. They reflected the spectrum of congressional With this in mind, it seems that at Morning News" offers no competition to the NBC this time the "CBS reviews response. And they emphasized at least four times that public response had favored the President It was a show. "Today" textbook example of good electronic For 20 years the CBS journalism. network has tried to loosen NBC's The "Today" show which CBS, unlike NBC, doesn't seem to take its grip on the early - morning ratings. This time CBS runs from 7 to 9 a.m. devoted show seriously. They interviewed morning news their second hour to the took speech with the exception of a only Daniel Inouye of triple precautions. fifteen minute Hawaii on the Nixon address. As member of - segment committed to a live interview with a the They hired a beautiful blonde newswoman an author. committee subpenaing the tapes, he registered the Washington Post. away from They publicized the show heavily. The "CBS disappointment about the President's reluctance to release Morning News" from 7 to 8 a.m. committed them. And^ they premiered it during a black week, when ratings don't most of their program to the address. The lack of fresh material in CBS's appear. You don't have to newscast worry about Nielsons then. However, they cut away from bespeaks a a Executive producer Lee Townsend, former editor of the compilation of news footage Watergate to a weekly jack of commitment. Certainly CBS could compile gathered by affiliates in the a tough, New York World Telegram & Sun, seems to be styling it Midwest. A worthy feature, but it incis've look at public and governmental response to the' after "60 Mnutes." Yet, at best, it seems a flabby imitation. tomorrow. £nd Maria could have waited until President's address on Watergate if it were broadca f in Thursday morning after the President's McLaughlin had a feature on Babe Prime time- Watergate speech Ruth's old home in Baltimore. offers a good example. "Today" show featured live interviews with commuters PIRGIM's latest price survey STARLIT E LANSING VINCE EDWARDS IS indicates food price increase HERE TILL TUESDAY DETECTIVE GEROfffMO ONLY! Happy birthday - FIRST RUN - PIRGIM's fourth grocery survey showed 6.2 per with Mae West, store survey a Kroger's at South since the beginning of Phase sex symbol of the 1920's and 1930's, in the Lansing cent increase. A similar H« brings them in Logan Street and Eberhard's 4 the lowest increase in the ...in handcuff* celebrated her 80th birthday Thursday, but said area once again showed an survey released Aug. 2 at West increase in food prices since Saginaw Street market basket is 2.5 per or a paper bag she'd rather not talk about it. "I'll wait until I'm revealed a 5 cent Phase 4 began. The results per following with baskets of cent and the highest is 10.6 just that crazy 90," she said. AP Wirephoto increase. $46.35 and released Thursday from this $46.00 percent, ...but ha gets This week's survey respectively. the job done! differed from previous PIRGIM's "Project: DETECTIVE surveys in that Meijer's in Grocery Prices" is aimed at RENT A STEREO }harmacology Lansing who had been the lowest priced store in the three replaced earlier by surveys, Wrigley's at was supplying the with information to help combat consumer necessary high food prices and cause consumer $23.00 per term PLUS... GERONIMO "MANIACS on WHEELS" with Brad Harris hold South Cedar Street in to session Lansing market as the lowest with basket of $43.48. a pressure on stores to keep food costs down. help The world's largest and Meijer's on West Saginaw president-elect of the student Street ost convocation, was second with prestigious society and will take office designated to become an $43.55 and A&P at North )harmacological society, the in July 1974. annual event, will be held Grand River Avenue third EXCLUSIVE 1ST Lmerican Society for Nearly 600 papers will be Sunday to explore the with $43.62. At the harmacology and presented by scientists from horizons of pharmacology RUN SHOWING opposite end of the survey, ixperimenta! Therapeutics more than 120 universities, and toxic o«logy Eberhard's at South Logan ill hold its fall meeting in health centers, relationship to career Street had the Sunday through Thursday highest pharmaceutical opportunities. market - basket of $47.41 MSU. manufacturers, private At least 1,900 research institutes and the ticipants are expected at National Institute of Health. five-day scientific ssion, largest ever held at Specialized topics SU. covered will include Headquarters will be marijuana, alcoholism, drug sllogg Center, with interaction, behavioral umerous sessions and pharmacology, ousing accommodations anti-inflamatory dmgs and ►cated at the nearby Brody cancer chemotherd|fy. * omplex of University Papers also will be 'sidence halls. presented on developmental Overnight pharmacology, xommodations also have neuropharmacology, reserved at motels in cardiovascular le area. pharmacology, Host for the national biotransformation, ithering is the Dept. of toxicology, renal laramacology, headed by pharmacology, anesthetics tieodore M. Brody. He and analgesics. scently began tenure as A special graduate TODAY MAN FROM . . Open 7:00 P.M Feature at 7:20-9:25 P.M. Because DEEP RIVER MAN FROM DEEP RIVER s. IVAN RASSIMOV ME ME LAY VINCENT CANBY OF THE NEW YORK TIMtS SAID "THE BEST FILMED CHEKHOV I'VE EVER SEE*."AND BECAUSE JUDITH CRIST SAID "NOTHING LESS THAN EXQUI¬ SITE! ALL PCRFECTIONC'ANO BECAUSE PENELOPE GILLIAT ALSO: GENE HACKMAN and Of THE NEW YORKER SAID "A MARVELOUS BEAUTIFUL CANDICE BERGEN in FILM!" AND BECAUSE ARCHER WINSTON OF THE N Y. POST SAID "BREATHTAKING IN ITS BEAUTYI" AND "THE HUNTING PARTY" The 'Devil in Miss Jones' is the only BECAUSE THE BOSTON GLOBE CALLED IT "ONE OF THE 10 film jof its kind ever to receive fri. and SAT. ONLY, LATE: BEST OF THE YEAR!" National Critical Recognition. "THX 1138" in color Anton Chekhov's TIME MAGAZINE • NEWSWEEK NEW YORK MAGAZINE • PLAYBOY PENTHOUSE • AFTER DARK • SWANK Uncle Vanya" and Now BRENDAN GILL Drama Critic of the New Yorker ! Wlhe most ambitious blue movie yet made—and the first UNCLASSIFIED J that women appear to enjoy as much as men—is 'The Devil I in Miss Jones.' Written and directed by Gerard Damiano ■: and photographed with exceptional elegance by Harry !; Flecks, it makes the usual materials of hard-core porno ;• serve a dramatic purpose every bit as valid as the country- j: house garden parties of Henry James. Mr. Damiano is at i once a moralist (suicide is the unforgivable sin on which the • plot of the movie turns) and a hedonist, for whom the naked ] human body is the beginning and end of ioy.JJ 'y , /you^ve^wH Adult x movies Complete ^new^Show ^^WEDNESDA ADMISSION $3.00 ir£MisScJoiies Open 11:45 A.M. Matinees Daily COUPLES SS.OO Continuous from 12 Noon Late Show Fri. & Sat. Free Refreshments Reduced Adm. to 5:00 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. Always Ciijema At the of corner Jolly and Logan 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan^ C ][£] Motorcycles ] ^] sifted Ads FRANKLYSPiAWNQ by PHI frank is D * WOODSIDE NORTH ONE AND two bedroom LARGE 6 Bedroom SUZUKI 1970 350; 1971 Honda 350sl. Best offer. Clean. Apartments. 1/bedroom, furnished mobile homes, renovated, furnished v'V furnished, 2/man, air $30-35/week. 10 minutes to 351-0774. 3-8-22 conditioning, 1/year lease. campus. Quiet and peaceful o£?-24P8rkln9 4849774 1970 C.B. 350cc HONDA. Very Quiet. Call 332-4987. on a lake. 641 6601. 0-8-24 4 bedroom,. 4V, clean, new rear rim, chain. 0-6-8-17 m,les w PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg. FORD GALAXIE 500 - 1965, Insurance, extras included. $400. 322-6465. 4-8-24 NEEDED ROOMMATE, LAPEER; LOWER unfurnished, 4/rooms; fireplace, basement. campus. You must Clean have and pr,J body fair, interior excellent, excellent •AUTOMOTIVE runs great. Belted tires, YAMAHA 1971 125 Enduro. Twyckingham. $78.50/month. Deposit. Own $155. also furnished. $145. Others. No 5/rooms references! 12 month $260 per month. |,£ 1005 North automatic,$325. 337-1858.58-22 Mike, 337-0597. Pine. Call 332-3398. Scooters & Cycles Very good condition. Many room. pets. Dodge Real Estate, 1 3-8-22 482 5909. 4-8-24 FORD ECONOLINE 300 1971 dirt bike extras. 3800 miles. Parts & Service Van. Excellent condition. $310. 332-3066. 3-8-22 Aviation 120 South Hayford. 3 bedroom YOUR OWN room. Beautiful CHARLES STREET 7, $2400. 332-5656. 3-8-20 •EMPLOYMENT basement apartment, old home, mostly furnished. bedroom house, partial! HONDA 1971 CL350. Good •FOR RENT GRAND TORINO 1972; only condition, two helmets, partially furnished. All Utilities and telephone paid. furnished, $250. 3517497* $500. 355-9556 mornings. utilities paid. No pets. $140. $75. 372-7425. 4-8 24 0-48-24 Apartments 12,200 miles. 2-door, hard 351-7497. 0-4-8 24 355-6143 evenings. 2-8-17 Houses top with vinyl roof, lower NORTH Rooms brakes and steering, air 301 SOUTH HOLMES near GIRL WANTED to share 2 bedroom PENNSYLVANIA^ conditioning. Call 332-3189. YAMAHA 1972, 650cc, 2700 bedroom apartment. Own house, furnished •FOR SALE miles. Excellent condition. Sparrow Hospital. Furnished, room, should have car. $250,351-7497.04 824 ' 3-8-20 4/cycle. 351-1307. 3-8-20 3 room efficiency. All 351-0256 after 5p.m. 4-8-24 Animals utilities paid. No pets. $125. Mobile Homes GREMLIN X 1972. Like new. 1972 HONDA 500-four. Brand 351-7497. 0-4-8-24 Low mileage, must sell. Call 2 BEDROOM FARM apartment. •LOST & FOUND new, 1973 title, sissy bar, 2 372-0336. 2-8-20 $ 1 75/month. Unfurnished, •PERSONAL helmets. Call 349-1464. ONE BEDROOM furnished 15 minutes from campus. ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL apartment, sharp, V4 block. ROOM AND Board at GTO 1968 red convertible. Available now or September Available immediately. PX for fall. Sorority No singles. Call •REAL ESTATE Sharp. Excellent shape. Good STORE, 351-5323. 3-8-17 1972 TRIUMPH Bonneville. 1, 15. 129 Gunson. Showings 332-0851 or 332 tires. 332-5755. 3-8-20 3457 •RECREATION Excellent condition. $1150. 3:30 - 5:30 pm today. 3-8-22 11-8-24 •SERVICE Call 332-3452 between 3pm 5# E LAN6IMS1UM. ONE BEDROOM apartments. INTERNATIONAL 1953 HALF Close to campus. 144 Instruction and 7pm. 2-8-17 MALE ROOMMATE for 2 man MEN - CLOSE to MSU. Clean tonner. Only 52,000 miles Stoddard. 351-8238. 0-6-8-24 and performance shows it. near campus. Call Walt Typing Service •TRANSPORTATION New exhaust system, rebuilt carborator, body needs work. Employment jj oyment jj collect, 313-642-2799. 3-8-22 m ♦WANTED TWO GIRLS to share house.$5 663-7181. 2-8-20 AUDITOR EXCELLENT job GOOD PART Time each plus little stock - job. domestic ALL VW parts HOUSES, DUPLEX'S work. 332-5977. ••RATES** MAVERICK 1970, $950 or best opportunity. No experience Evening work, including 4 8-24 offer. Call 351-8745 after nexessary. Apply in person, weekends. Girls preferred. apartments, and rooms. (approximately 20% off). UNIVERSITY INN, 1100 Apply in person Starlite Groups from one to seven. GRAD STUDENT needs room 6PM. 2-8-17 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Trowbridge Road. 2-8-17 Close. Most furnished. From close. $50-$60. 332-8429 Drive-In, West US-27. 4-8-24 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 $70/person. Evan Harrison after 6PM. 4-8-24 MGA 1959 Koni's Pirelli's, spare WORDS mile West of campus. 372-5515 drive train and body parts, STUDENT WANTED for MARRIED COUPLE wanted as days, 332-1946 487-5055. C-8-24 QUIET ROOM for male student. 1 3 5 restorable. $300. 351-6256. deliveries, 25 hours per week house parents for challenging evenings. 5-8-24 minimum. Afternoons and and 211V4 Grand River across __3-8:20 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 interesting group home Enjoy the "good Saturdays. Apply THE of ONE GIRL, V4 block from from Union. $48 per month East Kalamazoo Street since educationally, MUSTANG, 1968-Fastback. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East life" in the campus, clean furnished, 351-6629. 5-8-20 1 940. Complete auto handicapped men. Room, $2000 in engine, 4-speed, Grand River. C-5-8-24 coming year. September thru June. painting and collision service. board, and salary. Phone sharp. $1595. 372-4889. •Heated Pool *Laundry $77.50. 332-6685. 1-8-17 NOW LEASING summer and 485-0256. C-8-24 1-546-3270, extension 56, 1-8-17 SECRETARY WITH ♦Ample Parking */\|r cond. fall. Single rooms $15. and 8am - 4:30p.m. weekdays. bookkeeping experience. 35 •Nicely Furnished up weekly. Office hours! 4-8-17 0 LDSMOBILE 1965, needs CONFUSED ABOUT front end hours/week. Prefer Monday, Tuesay, Thursday, person LEASING FOR FALL DEADLINE muffler. $125. Schwinn repairs? Come to the experts, who will be in area at least 2 SUMMER/FALL 3:30-5p.m. Call 351-4495' employment. 9 mo. 12 mo. 1 P.M. one class day 10-speed, $60. 351-5448. 3 full time factory trained 0-824 years. Call NEJAC, INC. Waitresses, clerks, bus boys. before publication. 3-8-22 mechanics — No ripoffs. 337-1309 for Eff. $140 mo. $130 mo. appointment. Contact Mr. Ray Fisher, OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, C-5-8-24 1 BR $169 mo. $159 mo. PRIVATE GIRL'S room in Boyne Mountain Lodge. 2 BR $230 mo. $215 mo. Peanuts Personal ads OLDSMOBILE 1961, good Grand River at Park Lake, house. $85 per month plus 351-3118 ROOMS FOR rent in large round-town transportation. East Lansing. C-3-8-17 DEPENDABLE GIRL to work 4 utilities. No pets, furnished. must be pre-paid. house, one mile from Must sell. $50. 351-7847. hours/day at Tijuana Taco, 745 Burcham Dr. 636 Cornell by appointment, campus. Call 349-1628 3-8-20 1001 East Grand River. 351-3844. 5-8-24 Cancellations/ Corrections NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA NUDE TWO MAN, one bedroom between 5-7p.m. 2-8-20 Come in between 2-4p.m. MODELS needed to 12 noon one class day Repair and service, work. Open 11am to 2 am. apartment. 140 Cedar Street Radio, - OPAL WAGON 1970. 2-8-20 DELRIDGE 2 independent shop, factory EAST LANSING. Family only. — women needed Call for interview, 489-1215 $160-8165; 133 Durand before publications. trained. G.T. MOTORS, 816 3/bedroom house. Pinecrest to share large, airy house 0-8-24 $175. One block to campus. SHORT ORDER cooks wanted Year lease. Phone with piano. 351-8558. The State News will be East Howe, Lansing. 332-8300. 0-7-8-24 area. 485-6815. 11-8-24 day and night shifts. 351-5076 after 5 p.m. 4-8-24 5-8-24 SUMMER POSITIONS, full and responsible only for the Experience preferred. Apply A FANTASTIC in person only. THE DEPOT part time, excellent salary TWO MALE Grads needed to first day's incorrect PONTI AC 1964 - a good motor, METRIC MOTORS - VW repair. DEWITT AREA. Modern 3 level. Automobile required. insertion. tires, interior. $125 or best Okemos Road and I-96. RESTAURANT, 1203 South 351-5800. C-5-8-24 "PAD" FOR FALL bedroom ranch home with share house near Frandor. offer. 332-0985 or 353-3937. Washington, Lansing. 4-8-24 finished rec-room, fireplace, 489-4628; 485-9820. 5-8 24 349-1929. C-8-24 Bills are due 7 days from d by tl 5-8-17 DEPENDABLE BABYSITTER BABYSITTER WANTED: • •/■Vv 2 car garage. Spacious 1 acre lot. Responsible family only. ROOM IN meditator's co-op. Afternoons, 12-6p.m. Own 50* U SCOUT 1971. INTERNATIONAL 4WD, 6 - cyclinder. XJ for adorable 16 girl in our Okemos home. month old transportation. 351-6216. 3-8 20 Phone ^ s . Available September Year's lease. $320 per month. 1st. Kitchen, Now $12/week. til living room, September 332-6659 etc. 15. or 17,000 miles. Excellent. Monday, Tuesday, 669-3251. 1-8-17 351-7587. 4-8-17 351-7799. 4-8-24 LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years Wednesday, Thursday 8AM - McDONALD RESTAURANT is 4PM beginning September FEMALE STUDENT needs experience in all types of accepting applications for full "731" Apts. ROOM WITHOUT board. 1122 17th thru school year. No L< 1969 INTERNATIONAL S VAN room in house for fall. Close. flight training. Approved for and part time employment at Hickory Street. $60/month. Metro good for veterans. FRANCIS housekeeping, lunch 234 West Grand River; 1024 Call Mary, 349-9314. 3-8-20 Phone 487-0867. 3-8-22 pure luxury plush traveling/camping. V-8 provided, must have own . . , AVIATION, Airport Road. East Grand River of East furniture, carpeting, air "AUTO AIR conditioner used automatic, 12' body, walk-in Call 484-1324. C-8-24 transportation. No drinking, MEN TO share house beginning GIRL WANTS room Fall term Lansing and 2040 Grand cond., dishwashers, pool one season. $75. 351-4360 type. $495. Call International smoking, or visitors. Salary and September 15. $50 plus River, Okemos between the private balconies. only. Ask for Wendy, after 5p.m. Harvester, 487-5908. 3-8-22 $40 a week. Prefer wife of Don't get shut out — call utilities. 9 month lease. 3-8-20 hours 8:30am-10am and 332-8953. X-3-8-17 married student. For 1-623-6949. 5-8-24 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1968 - VW BUS 1964 - converted to 14 interview phone 349-9341. 2pm-4:30pm. 3-8-20 4 door, full power, vinyl top. camper. 2,000 miles on 2-8-20 WAITRESS WANTED: Good WANTED: UPSTAIRS $800 or best offer. 393-1188 rebuilt engine, $500. Call apartment near campus. SUMMER POSITIONS, full and pay, good tips. Meals EAST LANSING, near campus. after 5:30 PM. 3-8-20 332-2133 after 6PM. 2-8-17 NEED TWO topless shoe shine $80-$ 100. Call John collect, furnished. Apply F. W. Two bedroom furnished, all part time, excellent salary 419-423-2052. 5-8-24 PIONEER COMPLETE Stereo girls and one nude WOOLWORTH COMPANY, level. Automobile required. utilities paid. Washer, dryer, CUTLASS SUPREME 1973, Motorcycles photography art model girl. Frandor. 3-8-20 black on black, equipped, 351-5800. C-8-24 Call for appointment, family room, 2 car garage, ON HAGADORN ■ Spacious excellent condition. Call after 489-8020. 4-8-24 large back yard. Married LADIES TO escort dates 3/bedroom, $280 plus couple only. Call 485-0528, utilities. Summer 5PM, 372-4283. 4-8-24 P.O.E. SALEI1 You can take 20 MEN NEEDED NOW! needed. Call 489-1215. rates until BABYSITTING AND after 5 PM 655-3728.10-8-24 0-8-24 September 15. 337-2496, MOVING: PORCH and yard sals DART 1965, 4 door, 6, home any 1973 Yamaha at housekeeping for 2 children,, MALE ROOMMATE needed 882-1263. 4-8-24 at 538 Grove, Simmon's manufacturers list price. We No experience necessary. automatic, radio. $250/best 1 and 3. 8-5PM, m ages offer. 332-1946. 3-8-20 will pay all taxes, freight and $3.50 per hour. We need September 1 to split 2 hyda-bed, other furniture, full and part time men Monday-Friday, Okemos bedroom, 2 baths. $107.50. HOUSEMATE(S) NEEDED for and dishes. Books/magazines. set-up charges. Price includes home. Own transportation, furnished house. 15 minutes license plates and title. working for advertising Call 393-8273 after 5. 4-8-24 2 8-17 DODGE CHARGER 1972, must like children. department in local person from campus. $82.50/month. excellent condition,with Special discount on all This is a permanent position. company distributing TV AND stereo rentals. $23 WOMEN ONE block from Couple or single. 882-3855. TWO SEASON tickets Series extras. $2,875. Call wearing apparel and security equipment for a Good - salary. References term/ $9.50 month. Free, 3-8-20 A." MSU Lecture Concert, 882-2016. 3-8-22 accessories. SHEP'S MOTOR division of campus. Share 3 or 4 girl required. Phone 349-3827. same day delivery and "No No Nanette,' etc. $40. SPORTS, INC. 2460 North apartment. Completely 4-8-17 service. Cedar, Holt. Just south of Interstate Engineering Call NEjAC, furnished, utilities, and MATURE, GRAD female, 353-3246. 4-8-24 DUSTER 1970. 337-1300. C-8-24 furnished sharp house, East Leaving I -96 overpass. Phone Corporation WAITRESS WANTED parking included, $80. country, must sell. Best offer. 694-6621. C-3-8-17 immediately. Will train, need 349-9609 or 349-4842. Lansing, own room. Car SEARS KENMORE Portable Call for an Interview BLACK AND WHITE 337-2509 or 3 49-4024. capable person. Good pay, TV, 0-8-8 24 needed. 353-3264, 351-1516. washer. Excellent condition, 5-8-24 394-0020 $9.50/month. Color TV, 2-8-17 $95. Youth bed/mattress, HONDA 1970. 450 Scrambler - other benefits. Apply in $ 19.50/month. Compact 3600 actual miles. Excellent person, DAGWOOD'S, 2803 APARTMENT EAST Lansing. $30. 355-8042. 3-8-22 ECONO-LINE 1967 window PART TIME teachers for refrigerator, $7.50/month. LARGE 6-7 BEDROOM house, condition. $550. 351-3972. East Kalamazoo. 5-8-24 Large 4/man. Short walk to M A R SHALL van. Good condition, $450. 3-8-20 Business English, Business MUSIC, campus. Gas, heat, and water 300 Beal. $450 plus utilities. RALEIGH GRAND Prix 21%", 351-7830. C-9-8-24 Call 339-8964. 2-8-17 Psychology, Shorthand, WASH BOY full included. $320 per month. 12 month lease. Call excellent condition. One year - or part time. BRIDGESTONE 200, 1971 Accounting. JOAN JEWETT Apply KALAMAZOO EAST LANSING - Two to four 351-9036, 8-5 weekdays. 349-3604 from 10:30AM old, $95- Also Schwinn FORD FAIRLANE 2-door, air $350. Call all day Sunday CAREER SCHOOL. Phone STREET BODY SHOP. 2628 bedroom 4-8-24 1:30PM or 7-10PM. 0-5-8-17 pump. 332-6911. 4 8 24 351-6590 351-2517. duplex's and conditioning, reliable, $300. after 6 PM week days. or E. Kalamazoo Street, houses. Carpet, appliances, 489-4167. 2-8-20 485-9634. 3-8-20 2-8-17 LARGE 2,3, or 4 man Lansing. 4-8-24 September. 351-8920. 5-8-24 Furnished, near apartment. campus. Starting at $180 per CROSSWORD | Aparti Collingtooot) PUZZLE month. 332-3680, 351-7764. 4-8-24 ACROSS 27. Low bench GIRL WANTED to sublet EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. 1. Surmount 29. Upturned nose EAST —vv ^ LANSING — means apartment. Immediately thru September 18th. Close to Available near Potters Park. $90. 5:30p.m. 3-8-22 489-6991 after 7. Expert 12. Electrify 13 Kitchen gadget 30. About 31. Samovar 32. Dr. Brown's campus, $40, own room. 14. Sierra dog story 332-2414. 2-8-17 APARTMENTS NEEDED ONE Man. Own room. 15. Secrets 33. Leaf cutter 34. Palm leaf Must be neat. Call Dave STUDENT OR FAMILY SUBLEASE, GIRL for 2 man. 16. Fruit stone 35. Burdensome 355-8311 Sunday - Thursday. . 8 GREAT LOCATIONS September-June. Close. Call 18 Piggery 37. Yellow bird 351-0971. 5-8-24 1:30-5:30p.m. 4-8-24 19. Imitate 39. Scottish title 21. Cain's land 42. Aspect WALKING DISTANCE, new 22. Turmeric 43. Name for a NEED GIRL for 4 man. STUDIOS — 1 OR 2 BEDROOM spacious 1 bedroom. 23. Compass point girl or boy Beginning September. $70. 24 Ashen 44. T-bone FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Call 351-4139 after 3:30p.m. Carpeted, air conditioned, dishwasher, $165-$175. 125 25. Adjudicate 45. Shooting star ROOMMATE SERVICE 3-8-20 North Hagadorn. Phone COURTESY BUS 2 T" H T" 6 7 8 V ,0 " 351-6339. 1-8-17 SCHEDULED TRIPS TO AND PROM CAMPUS FEMALE WANTS own room in 12 »3 apartment or house, fall. ACROSS FROM rs Brody 2 485-1330. 1-8-17 'M ts rooms, utilities paid. References. $120. September 16 17 '8 GIRL FOR $72.50. 3 man. Near Fall only. campus. 1.489-2681.3-8-24 % 21 22 '4 >9 20 call 351-7910 337-0703 4-8-24 before 3p.m. 124 CFDAR Street. One block 2$ 'fa 24 % 26 from campus. 2 man furnished, $165. Start 27 28 30 EAST LANSING 135 Burcham. 3 people apartment. Starting September 1. Call 487-3216 31 % 29 33 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT fall. 2*8-20 or 3-8-22 882-2316 after 5p.m. V/A % f' It RESIDENT MGR. AT ABOVE Quick fix-it CASA DEL SOL Apartments. CORAL GABLES near, 5114 Jo 3M 37 3,8 35 % MO Ml *Air conditioned ♦Unlimited Parking East Lansing near Frandor. Don Drive, 1 bedroom, 'Dishwashers ♦New Furniture One bedroom, unfurnished, furnished apartments. $165. M2 M3 Call HACKER ♦Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind ♦Modal Open Deity Call 361-8282 shag carpet, central air, no children. Start at $170. After 3p.m. Call 351-9020 or 485-2261. Margaret After Steele, RENTALS, 6p.m„ 485-3774. MM % MS 1 (Behind the Yankee Store/ 625-3294. 5-8-24 3-822 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1973 11 For Sale / 337 7483. 3-8-17 GIGANTIC RECORD Sale! Over 500 Jazz, Blues, Classical, Folk, all perfect. Rock, TV AND term/$9.50 same stereo rentals. month. $23 Free, Main issue shifts day delivery and Saturday 9-9. 620 Ann St service. Call NEJAC 1-8-17 in u,AYTAG porta-pair, fight over 337-1300. C-8-24 washer and dryer. 2 years old. $150. 353-9102. 3-8-22 r |Tqh men's 10-speed, 1 year " 0|d $80. Call Jan before DRUMS $175. 2-8-20 5/piece. Call Bob Must sell. 482-7338 PREGNANT? WE Call COUNSELING us. understand PREGNANCY 372-1560 What's received Happening in the office, 341 Student Services m State News Mid-Michigan present snow its cat fanciers will annual from 10 a.m. to 9 exibition p.m. on (continued from page 1) trees C-8-24 Saturday at the Lansing Mall. capacity is the basic citizens' 5PM 355-6640. 3-8-22 CANON FTb FD 50mm fl.4, Bldg. by I p.m. at least two class to hold a benefit group steering «.2. Call days before publication. No concert question for traffic experts. committee, said recently the 332-8744 after FREE. A lesson in announcements will be accepted MSU Astronomy Dept. which would possibly draw He said that in issue I 6PM. 2-8-17 dealing with to him is one of " GIRL'S SCHWINN 5 - speed. complexion care. Call invites the public to attend an up to $15,000 in revenue. safety and design, engineers call Meg, 337-0878. 3-8-22 484-4519 East Michigan or open night at the observatory But principle and that the East officials from Pop must decide the level of 1972 Garrard 72B $55. 1972 485-7197 from 9 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, Lansing City Council kept I FIVE STRING Banjos now In AKAI X-165D Tape Deck Lansing Mall. located at the intersection of Entertainment were traffic service desired. the "whole MERLE NORMAN unavailable for comment on thing too stock from $65. Mandolins $115. Call 482 3958. 3-8-17 College and Forest roads. Taylor said this capacity COSMETICS STUDIOS the quiet." from $39. Dobrosfrom $119 C-8-24 ASMSU board will feasibility of that level can be determined by a Marshall Music, East Lansing. meet at suggestion. CI 8 17 JS BOARD exam tutoring KAPLAN FOR stereo QUALITY service equipment, see the STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East on 10 a.m. Student Afternoon on Saturday in 328 Services session begins at Bldg. Legal fees Carr said, however, that grade scale from A to E, with A being the optimum capacity to handle traffic and "They informed us should of this publicized the fact that have thing I tutoring 1 at MEN'S SCHWINN 2-speed. BLACK COURSES now Grand River. C-8-24 James Anderson, leader of high speeds, without other they Good condition. $25. LABRADOR puppies. being formed were considering for the coming lsat, the citizens' group, has traffic interference, and E construction 35I I794 between 5-7p.m. Males. 10 weeks, The MSU Tolkien of the shots, MCAT, DAT Board Fellowship 2-8-17 wormed, $10. 351-6051 exams. BICYCLE REPAIRS - all makes will hold a agreed to payment by being the least desirable intersection at the meeting For meeting at 8 tonight evenings. 2-8-17 information call and models. Reasonable rates in Phillips Hall December. Carr would not with last May. Consequently, not 313-354-0085. 0-8-24 lounge. Topics heavy stop-and-go - phone 337-7483. 3-8-17 include "Geladriel and Other comment further on what KLH SPEAKERS and receiver. Voluptuous Elf Maidens" and conditions. many citizens showed at the Good shape, good price. - action would be taken if the Kusma explained that meeting to dispute their the imminent loss of its sacred 355 6544. 3-8-20 SKY-HIGH Tree Service. citizens do not have Would be Professional work, low rates, traditional Levi R. Taft the engineers aim for the B or C decision," Massoglia said. happiest with Memorial Picnic Grounds. necessary funds. affectionate young women. level and charted the I DYNACO AMP and pre amp. Call 351-8745 after 6PM fully insured. Free Taxpayers, on the other comparisons for the various But Massoglia was a Empire 8400 speakers. Sansui 351-2756. 5-8-24 Green Earth will meet at 7 hand, are paying for city plans mentioned for the member of the East Lansing 4 channel synthesizer. p.m. Sunday outside of Student and Services highway department intersection since the Traffic Commission last 332 5656. 3-8-20 Building. Agenda: LABRADOR health bills throughout the suit. In summer when he and the RETRIEVER department regulations controversy began in June. and our addition to the legal fees other members approved I lUDWIG 5 PIECE drum set. puppies. 6 weeks, AKC, future. When compared $125 or best offer. Call yellow. $75. Call 655-1791 HOUSE FOR sale by owner. (being handled through state statistically with the the $390,000 plan proposed The India Club is 351-8745 after 6PM. 2-8-17 4-824 Quality built, 2 story, 4 LESSONS, PIANO in my its 26th celebrating attorney general's office, proposal drawn by the by city and state officials. Okemos home. Call before anniversary of amounts for which On July 21, however, the IRISH SETTER bedrooms, formal dining, independence day. K. Pratap, were highway department and I FASHIONABLE CLOTHES - puppies. 18 living and family rooms. 7PM, ask for Carol, first secretary of India, will be unavailable), the highway the intersection commission rescinded that weeks, 1st shot and wormed as it now Ladies, 10/12. Men's 32/34. Finished basement, 1 V4 bath, 349-1455. 3-8-17 the guest. Music, refreshments, department will have to decision and Mother exists, the voted to Girl's 6. 337-2521. 3-8-20 and Father good 2 car garage and movie (Andaaz) at 7:30 tonight reimburse the T.A. highway plan hunters. Call Leslie attractive in 106B Wells Hall. Forsberg fared well above the others consider other, "more fireplace. Walking distance Construction Co. of feasible solutions." 589-8813. 3-8-22 Typing Service with capacity levels in the from MSU. Mortgage Okemos for labor costs ItoSPEEGS] transferable. Call 351-8910 A-C range. Mobile Homes incurred by the delay. When Circuit Court for appointment. 7-8-17 | earth cruising machines 1971 PARK LAKE. Small 2/bedroom, COMPLETE SERVICE. Discount printing. IBM typing and THESES Abernathy Forsberg Charles Klepak week he could not engineer said this the Traffic volume Traffic volume counts show the intersection the Judge Jack announced that the hearings would be delayed until the Warren DETROITER 12'x60' lake front. 5 miles to binding of run BEST VALUES CHECK expando, 2 bedroom, shirted, shed. Take over payments. $2000 down. $110/month. Call 372-3017 campus. Payments theses, resumes, publications. Across from campus, corner of helm computer to tally the costs they would assess the state third heaviest intersection in East Lansing. traffic end of August, the citizens expressed satisfaction Call 485-9587. 5-8-24 5-8-17 MAC and Grand River, below with the US OUT because the entire amount The counts showed that delay. Jones Stationery Shop. Call VELOCIPEDE 12'*44' MOBILE CRANBROOK 1800' sq. GEODESIC DOME Home near Torch Lake. Call COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. C-11-8-24 revamping could change if the court rules in favor of the about 7,164 vehicles pass through the intersection "This way we might home. 1968, 2 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. alternate plan. He said the from 7-9 a.m. and 12,837 delay the hearings until PEDDLER bedrooms, furnished. $2,700. Jeff 351-5406. 3-8-22 (AP) — The Southern costs would be chiefly for vehicles from 4-6 September. Then if we are 541 E. Grand River Call 351-7432. 5-8-24 TYPING ELECTRIC machine. p.m. - Christian granted trial, that will drag IDEAL POST- Doctorate or Leadership labor, and added the firm The count was last taken ^Downstairs 351-7240 ^ ACTIVE - 12x65, 3 years old, Grad family home. Clean and Conference (SCLC) would be available to Nov. 19, 1970. on, and by that time it will embarked be bad weather for 10x10 shed, air colorful. 4/bedroom, 2 baths, on a program of complete the project in the But despite everything, any I GUNS, RIFLES and handguns conditioned, reorganization costs, time and accidents, construction, should we of all kinds. Buy, trade and rotor antenna, much morel new kitchen. IVimiles from Thursday fall. Beautiful condition, walk to campus. $17,500. 214 North with a reluctant Rev. Ralph Accidents Citizens for a Livable City, lose," Massoglia said. sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, Fairview, Lansing, 371-2254 David 2412 South Cedar. Call campus. First $1500. Phone 5-8-24 Abernathy once again Meanwhile, as of this headed by Anderson and But 371-2244. 0-8-24 351-3567 or 484-2266 351-7824. B-11-8-24 at the helm. Marilyn Hanley, East highway officials 38-22 week, 11 accidents have expressed dismay Abernathy, who been Lansing residents,, still over the HOLT - 2 bedrooms, 1)4 car reported at the time factor, |MARANTZ 1060 s announced his resignation intersection since June 13, contend that state and city saying that 10x50 1963. garage. Near schools, should AR turntable July 9 as SCLC president, they win, the Empire cartridge. Sony 366 new carpeting shopping center, and the day the protesting supported proposals will construction will churches. was swept back into office seriously damage seriously reel to reel stereo tape deck. ace. $2195. 694-9213. 3-8-20 began. impede the extremely heavy 351-0160, 339-2175. 5-8-20 Wednesday and given a free Highway officials cite environmental esthetics and Sony TC 8W 8-track —<""r*"a;3a'*v manuscripts, general typing, volume of traffic FACULTY - ATTENTION. One IBM. 23 years experience. hand to guide the civil about 227 accidents in the benefits (such as oxygen through cartridge recorder. Speed the intersection on the graphic 4x5 press 1970 COACHMAN - 12x65, acre on Grand River- 165' 349-0850. C-8-24 rights organization by a past five years and say the products given off by the camera. unanimous football Saturdays. PETRI FT SLR camera. 2/bedrooms, 2 baths] water frontage, 3/bedroom vote of the intersection is the third green plants). seperate utility room. ranch, large fireplace, bath SCLC board of directors. Poloroids, lenses, movie PROFESSIONAL IBM typing heaviest accident area in 313-634-9859. 4-8-22 and half, oil In cameras, projectors, camera a not water ( P i ca-E lite). 11 years The announcement of East June, citizens baseboard heat, attached 2 the rejection of Lansing. He also said challenged the Dept. of accessories. TV sets, TV test equipment. Typewriters, l.Lo: Lost & Found j|Q i car For garage, near Dimondale. sale by widow. Phone experience. 339-8934. C-8-24 SANDI, resignation and Abernathy's his later the design of the intersection is outdated by State Highways, the City of East Lansing and MSU in a STORY* S | clocks, radios, wall tapestries. 646-2511. 5-8-24 acceptance of the 40 years. | 1,000 used 8-track tapes. $1. 1500 used stereo albums, PROFESSIONAL dissertation typing. MA I 6 M presidency were greeted by "There you only have court suit calling for a DAILY up. FIND SOMETHING? THREE/BEDROOM Ranch, cheers and applause from 9 - foot lanes while the restraining order prohibiting | 50c up. WILCOX If you've found a pet or article Brick and Aluminum. 1430 English degree. MARTY the 1,000 delegates standard is 12 feet. Subtract construction on the grounds DOZEN SECONDHAND of value, we want to help you NORTH 351-3487. C-8-24 square feet, built in 1968. attending the SCLC's 16th that (1) the defendants I STEREOLAND, 509 East couple of Michigan, Lansing. Phone return State it. Just News come into the Classified Family room with fireplace, EXPERIENCED annual convention at St. a more curb space and that isn't feet for violated the Michigan USED carpeted throughout, all TYPIST, Jonn's Missionary Environmental Act with a | 485 4391 8-5: 30p.m. . Department and tell us that draped, range, dishwasher, Okemos. IBM Selectric. Call Church here. Baptist much room for the heavy plan that destroys too much SPECIALS Monday Saturday. you want to place an ad in 17' refrigerator/freezer. Full 349-1773 evenings and volume of traffic which of the environment; B ank Americard, Master EAST LANSING STATE basement, partially finished weekends. 373-6726 Abernathy, successor to flows through there," (2) OF T Charge, trades, layaways. BANK'S found column, as a Martin Luther MSU had no authority to C-8-24 for rumpus room, 2-car weekdays. 4-8-24 King Jr. as Kusma said last week. SCLC president, said he convey land for a purpose public LANSING service STATE EAST BANK garage, 70 feet of frontage. Assume EXPERIENCED IBM would serve for at least one The modified proposal unrelated to the purpose of WEEK BEWING MACHINE clearance will existing FHA typing. will cut exactly .19 of an run the ad at no extra the institution. 1 sale! Brand new portable, mortgage - or will refinance Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). more year and told acre off the green median 69 Olds cos* to you. for only $1850 down. Call FAYANN, 489-0358. C-8-24 delegates now is a "time for $49.95, $5 per month. Large EAST LANSING or a 10 per cent loss of the Citizens argue 351-7435 after 5:30 if unity." Wagon selection of reconditioned STATE BANK median area. But officials I used weekdays. 3-8-17 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, 'are quick to add The citizens argue that 1341B *861 machines. Singers, C-8-24 Okemos. Electric typewriter. that this Whites, Necchis, New Home will in turn widen the trees are part of the 17 ACRES the lanes and "many others." $19.95 FOUND: SMALL brown pouch course. OPPOSITE Five miles to MSU, golf Call 349-1773 evenings and weekends. 373-6726 Med/a group to 12 feet with the left beauty of the area but 71 Vega $39.95. behind museum. Identify Mason area. Terms. Owner. weekdays. 0-6-8-24 turning lanes narrowed one destroying the land is the 2 Dr. I EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING contents. 355-1533 nights, crucial and damaging factor. COMPANY. 1115 North 353-5187 afternoons. 676-5892. 3-8-20 seeks shows foot to 11 feet. Several have said that 6686A s1260 Washington. 489-6448. C-3-8-22 THESES, RESUMES, typing Improvement should the current fight in I and 69 C-8-24 LOST: OLD Hamilton IB prices. printing. Reasonable COMMERCIAL for 1973-74 Technically, the data Ingham County Circuit Chevy Nova show that the intersection is Court end in favor of the 0 USED VACUUM wristwatch around MSU PRINTING. 337-0712. cleaners. Intermediary, a new highly Tanks, canisters, and University Club. Wide tan C-8-24 multimedia in need of defendants, they will "put 1773C $495 uprights band. group, is improvement. Experts say a their children in the trees if Guaranteed 1 full Keepsake from FLIGHTS TO Europe. New looking for "people with J*n measure of the quality of an year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS grandfather. Please help! York Frankfurt, return Transportation necessary" to impede the 69 Dod«e I DISTRIBUTING Rewardl 35 1-4892, positive energy" to present intersection is its capacity contractor's efforts. COMPANY, from $175. Anne Munnich, at least three shows Wagon Green I 316 North Cedar, opposite 355-5119. 3-8-20 355-7846, 5-7PM. 0-8-24 during to handle a given amount of I City Myrket. C-8-24 the coming year. 1411A *868 traffic at a given time in the The citizens also see the DRIVE OUR Mustang to The first show, scheduled ■ugqage RACK and ladder WANTED: 35 BOYS between day. controversy in a Durham Raleigh, North for Abrams Plantarium in rO Pont. Tempest - 10 and 12 to form Flag William Taylor, professor philosophical light. Charles T ,or VW Van, double bed and Phone 351-7488. C-3-8-20 Carolina area. Gas paid. late November, will focus I springs, Sony football of civil and 2 dr. tape recorder, team. Under Anytime August. 349-2762. East sanitary Massoglia, member of the I Soiex Motor bicycle, LANSING PARKS and on Lansing as a engineering, explained last East I FOUND: KEY ring. Gravel pit - 3-8-17 community, according to Lansing Traffic 10301A *865 Champion juicer, carpet etc. RECREATIONAL week that determining this Commission and the end of Burcham Road. Don I 882-1087. 3-8-20 O R GAN IZATION. I f Trammel, Detroit Identify. 332-1824. C-3-8-17 interested meet at Valley I NEED a ride to Georgia after special student and one of 68 Pont ■Ring August 30. Call after 5PM, your optical Court Park - behind Arby's six individuals currently 2 dr HT 675-5577. 3-8-20 | Prescription A THOUGHTFUL gift? A 6488B Speech reactions mixed to OPTICAL Roast Beef on Grand River, $511 coordinating Intermediary. ImISC0UNT' I Michigan, 2615 East "Peanuts Personal" message Saturday August 18, 9AM. G|RL WANTS car to drive to "The show will relate Lansing. 372-7409. to one you love in the Want Coach Ted Hentchel, East Lansing to the rest of IJrompt service. C-3-8-17 Ads. Dial 355-8255. 337-9964. 3-8-17 New York. 351-6051 68 Chevy evenings. 2-8-17 the world," Trammel said. "The problems we have here (continued from page i) Wagon RIDE TO RIDERS are reflected all Thurmond, R - S.C. 1641C s466 tMNBIIU over Washington, D.C. August the world — they're just Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons said, "I thought 17-19. 484-3965, 489-2157. small versions of the big it was wonderful, to the extent that he is still the President 67 Ford problems in the world. of the United States, and he knows it. I think the more sane 2 dr HT "The planetarium is good American people realize his responsibilities, the more WILL GIVE a ride to Florida, 1981B s225 for showing that. It gives they'll be happy about his speech." August 22 or 23. Call people a cosmic sense." But Walter J. Hickel, fired by Nixon as 70 Olds 8« 351-1786. 2-8-20 Secretary of Interior in 1970, said in Alaska, "He's Trammel said the asking us to hope for 4 dr. the future, and telling us to forget the DRIVING TO Denver, Intermediary show will past, but the real Colorado-Seattle, utilize video tape, sledes, questions on America's mind still go unanswered." 1708A *1311 movies and biofeedback. Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, D - Me., said, "I Washington. Leaving August guess I can sum it up m one sentence. I regret to say I was not 20 or 21st. Room for one "With biofeedback, we impressed." 69 Delta 88 rider, male female. Call In Ohio, Gov. John J. Gilligan, also a or can adapt the show, as it's Democrat, said, 4 dr HT Joe Walker (313-685-3546) "From the sermonette he read, one would think he'd been going on, to the needs of - Milford, Michigan. 3-8-20 the people removed 100 miles from the scene — or that he discovered 7096A *565 watching it," it after thousands of years." Trammel said. Trammel encouraged "He's trying to sweep it under the 66 Ford Fairlane rug," said Rep. PAST TONY COATS interested students and Robert F. Drinan, D - Mass.. the priest who is sponsoring an White, standard impeachment motion in Congress. shift ON GRAND RIVEFt community residents to 7189A *289 become involved with At the White House, deputy press DON'T FORGET blood secretary Gerald L. I FaT* H'" APartmen**. n°w under new management is leasing student units for n I y f r o rr p comes eople Intermediary by working on Warren said the telephone calls coming in after the address 68 Olds 98 I These spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, of esi donori the East Lansing show and were the highest in number he could remember in recent 4 dr II Cnm.fortable ^nditioi furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal, central heating and « compensated. MICHIGAN helping to develop future months. He said they were overwhelmingly behind Nixon. "They believe the President, the ones I've talked to," a 615a $410 in>ng, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per COMMUNITY BLOOD programs. presidential aide said. T? and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: Monday, Thursday and "We have a structure set up that people can do things Vice President Spiro T. Agnew held up his own I cam°U9,10Ut t'1e acad®mic year there will be free bus transportation to and from Friday 9-4:30p.m., Tuesday with," Trammel said. Denver — his first public address since his news conference speech in All At The I Want"* 8,,° '1ave a *u" time Resit,ent Manager for any maintenance. If you and Wednesday 12-6:30p.m. the volunteers— "experience As for last week following disclosure of a Baltimore kickbacks I start* l° ^ amonfl the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units C-8-24 isn't necessary, just good probe — and then urged support for Nixon after the TV STORY I mo 'h P®r month per man on a 9 month lease in the fall. SPECIAL 12 intentions." talk. I INcn.? ra*es available. Roommate servics provided. FOR RENTAL Trammel said his house Agnew said every public official has "the right to defend I ORIV,ATION CALL 349-3530. o enjoy outdoors 1^0 Center St. in East his actions, his honor, his integrity and his good name." He EAST LOT said Nixon would not bow to his critics and 1153 E. Michigan exclusively by: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. companionship. Write P.O. Lansing doubles as added, "The 351.1310 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 Box 1205, East Lansing, Intermediary headquarters. President, like other Presidents before him, is not One Block From concerned with Campus EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Michigan. Include phone The phone number is popularity or glory, but with his number. 3-8-22 responsibilities to the government." 351-2006. Friday, August 17 j 2 Michigan State News, East Lartsing, Michigan io?1 HIGHER FOOD BILLS OCCUR Effects of devaluations felt By BILL NEIKIRK The two devaluations, February. In addition ,h Associated Press along with a third big News Analysis values of currencies were several'M WASHINGTON - decline in the dollar's increased • relation to the American consumers are value this spring, came at a The Agriculture Dept. food prices are economist The dollar. " Paul Samuelson of the dollar dronn. feeling the worst time when nations around said that exports of U.S. now economic the world were beginning to farm products rose by a Massachusetts Institute of steeply in value in iJJ consequences of two dollar devaluations: experience tighter food stunning 60 per cent in Technology, former months after most ^ industrial nations sharply higher food bills. supplies and rising incomes. fiscal 1973, reaching a Agriculture Secretary decided.' Few people inside or The dollar's drop in value record $12.9. Clifford M. Hardin, and Dr. let their currencies fall freely against J** outside the government suddenly made U.S. Sidney Jones, assistant It gave three reasons: greenback. foresaw that result when the agricultural products secretary for economic "The dollar is U.S relatively cheaper overseas. failing crops in some affairs in the Commerce a was first currency This fueled the already - countries, rising incomes Dept. undervalued currency 21 devalued by President Nixon in December 1971 high demand for American and the dollar changes. hurtlnj „„r pJn»«: food products, stepped up Among those airing the The dollar was devalued Federal Reserve £ and again in February this view that the dollar's by 8 per cent in December Chairman Arthur F. ff year. exports from the United 1971 and by 10 per cent in told But now the Nixon States, and reduced decline has affected U.S. Congress recently. administration and many available supplies here. economists and businessmen Tighter supplies of share the view that the dollar's steep tumble past two years has in the had a agricultural products, including such commodities as feed grains, have driven up prices in this key Waverly thea significant impact on U.S. food prices. How much, knows. It is not the only, nobody country. The believes would administration that food have prices to The Waverly perform Community Theater will is discovered. The children leave home m<| I and perhaps not the major, gone up reason why food prices have anyway, even if the dollar present the Broadway hit musical "The it all works out again in the third act. 1 climbed as sharply. had remained stable. But Fantastiks" this weekend. The show is directed by Mark Lemer 11 But the government's Americans might have been former Waverly High School student ' I pm I The play is the story of two fathers who The show will be presented at 8:15 attitude about the effect on spared part of the overall wish to see their children wed and their dollar devaluation on the increase if the dollar had Saturday, Sunday and Aug. 24 and 25 «■ U.S. economy has changed remained stable, McKnight connivings to get them to the altar. All Waverly East Junior High School. goes well until the second act and the ruse Tickets cost $2. dramatically since 1971. said. John B. Connally, then KLH Mdl. 52, serving as treasury secretary, remarked that most AM/FM/STEREO RECEIVER 30 Americans wouldn't notice Watts RMS Per the dollar had been devalued. Channel $299.95 A spokesman for 2 KHL Mdl. 23, 12" President Nixon's Council 2 WAY of Economic Advisers said SPEAKERS $319.90 the administration now sees GARRARD devaluation as an "important" AUTOMATIC and substantial factor" in TURNTABLE with the food - price spiral. Magnetic Cartridge Consumer food prices have w/base & cover 90.00 increased by more than an DELUXE STEREO annual rate of 20 per cent HEADPHONES 49.95 since January. "I believe it is one of the TOTAL LIST Wheelchair major factors contibuting to the dramatic rise in food LEONARD PRICE prices," said Frank 271.8 Being confined to a wheelchair doesn't prevent 84 - year - old Ruth Simmons from McKnight, an assistant in doing her grocery shopping at a Lorain, Ohio, supermarket. However, Simmons, who the Agriculture Dept.'s List $299.95 List $71.50 Price Break! Price Break! is on a relatively fixed income from Social Security, finds that shopping is not a Expoer Marketing Service. PANASONIC Their reasoning goes like AR -4 TENNATRAC II PANASONIC pleasant task because of rising prices. AP Wirephoto 60 WATT STEREO this: SPEAKER POLICE SCANNER AUTOMATIC SOUND SYSTEM COLOR TV auto, turntable, walnut 12 channel, high low UHF wood cabinets Survey sex shows *49 99 $14988 5248 88 <199 becoming much Minolta tolerance toward premarital 4 Pc. SIR Outfit in Britain, where a recent PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) wrong and the remainder — The latest Gallup Poll had no opinion. poll showed only 28 per sex among people in the shows American attitudes cent objected to nude East, where 38 per cent of Fifty-five per cent of magazine pictures. those interviewed found *SRT - 100 camera, f/1.9 lens toward pre-marital sex, those surveyed in the latest premarital sex wrong, lhe percent •electronic flash topless waitresses and Forty-five per cent of with that view was 41 in the nudity in magazines have poll said they would be offended by nude pictures Roman Catholics found West, 51 in the Midwest and •compartment case become much more liberal in magazines and 59 per premarital sex "wrong," 58 in the South. *auto. 135mm f3.5 Telephoto since a similar survey four 53 cent by topless waitresses. while per cent of years ago. Protestants expressed the The comparable percentages view. The attitudes were The new poll shows 48 for the 1969 survey were reversed in the 1969 poll, per cent of those questioned 7 3, magazines, and 76, when 72 per cent of Roman believe premarital sex is topless waitresses. DARKROOM SUPPLIES BRAUN AUTOMATIC SIMON - OMEGA - B22 HAMINAR 135mm f/2.81 Catholics and 70 per cent of "wrong," compared to 68 The polling organization Protestants said they Paper, chemicals, enlargers ELECTRONIC STROBE DARKROOM ENLARGER AUTO. TELEPHOTO LENS( per cent who expressed that w/SOmm, 75mm LL-Omega Nikon, Canon &t'en noted that American thought sex before marriage lenses, equipment, etc. Incl. Batt. opinion in the 1969 survey. The people surveyed this opinion on nudity in, magazines remains more was wrong. Everything you need & Low Pricas Hot-Shoe PC-Cord $39™ irria^s M4997 $99.95 W| year were asked: "Do you The poll showed most think it is wrong for people puritan than than attitudes List $340.00 List $25.00 to have sex relations before TOMMY BOLT 11PC marriage or not?" DUNLOP — 12 PC WILSON or DUNLOP | In addition to the 48 per Ganakas to head Let us help you, LITEWEIGHT STEEL Liteweiaht steel UNSTRUNG cent who said it was wrong, GOLF SET GOLF SET TENNIS RACKETS | 43 per cent said it was not We're right across ladies workshop mens or Intramurals Greek the street 4 wood, 8 irons $ The men's indoor pool MSU basketball coach Gus Ganakas will travel to Ganakas consultant will serve as to the Hellenic COLLEGE TRAVEL 130 W. Grand River | g97l will be closed for cleaning (across from Mary Mayo) Greece later this month to Basketball Federation iu 351-6010 and repair starting Monday conduct cage workshops for setting up his instructional List $39.95 List $42.95 and continuing through Sept. 16. 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