TO REVIEW STUDENT Board to decide residency guidelines By JOHN LINDSTROM could be authorized and performed at the Health Center. abortions, but that no one on the present health center actual legal domicile, to change his residency status to an State News Staff Writer The proposed guidelines also state that the University staff is qualified to perform such an operation. in-state student. Health Care Authority shall conform to all legal euidelines . 20-eent increase in the minimum hourly wage of "However, members of the obstetrics and gynecology "This doesn't mean, however, that all an out-state dent employes and a change in the guidelines which concerning health care, that the authority shall conform to the department, if they decide they want to be involved in this student would have to do to change J highest professional standards and ethics concerning health his residency status is it out-of-state students to change their residency status service, could come in as specialists to perform abortions," go to school for a year and automatically be made an in-state care, that the confidentiality of the patient will be honored in be up for approval by the board of trustees at Feurig; said. The pay increase, if approved, will hike the student," Jack Breslin, Executive Vice-President, said when at all times, and that all health special Wednesday night meeting. to services for which the health care services will be limited minimum hourly wage for student employes to $1.90 an contacted Sunday. In addition, the board will also be asked to approve, in care center has both the hour from tile present $1.70 an hour. "He would have to demonstrate that Michigan is his legal facilities and financial capabilities to perform. uciple, a set of guidelines on health care, which imply The 20-ceut increase represents an 11.7 per cent hike in residence. He could demonstrate that if he has purchased a Sources close to the trustees indicate lowing abortions to be performed at the University Health they think the the minimum student a board will approve the proposed wage. house, or if he is married and has kids in school," Breslin guidelines unanimously. The changes in the guidelines for establishing an said. "There are a number of ways one could demonstrate "The issue here is not whether abortions should or guidelines, if approved, would allow a University student's in-state residency status will, if approved, be that Michigan is his home." should not be performed," one source said, "but whether a vsioian lo h£»ve the flnal judgment on what should be the identical to guidelines on residency adopted by the The present physician has the right to determine what is the best health guidelines say that for a student to be listed 3't possible health service for his patient, provided he care for his patient." University of Michigan. as an in-state student he must live in Michigan for six 'flow current legal and ethical standards and guidelines. The changes will allow an out-state student, if he has months prior to first T|,js means that if the phvsician felt that an abortion Dr. James Feurig, director of the University Health lived in Michigan for one year and is able to demonstrate to enrolling, or if he is a student, he must drop out from school and live for six months in the state Ijj or should be the best treatment for a patient, such treatment Center, has said that the physical facilities exist to perform the University out-state fee committee that Michigan was his before re-enrolling at MSU. the michigan Volume 66 Number 25 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 20, 1973 cGovern asks tape release WASHINGTON (AP) — Former presidential candidate President's brief rests is, in the light of the few cases bearing at which Watergate was discussed. Existence of tapes was George S. McGovem, D-S.D., said Sunday that on it, a strong case," the attorney general said. disclosed at the Senate Watergate hearings. The committee But at a later point, Richardson said the issue "is a very also has subpenaed some of the tapes and documents, and ..gross must seriously consider impeachment if the courts the U.S. District Court has been asked to rule also in that er President Nixon to release White House tapes and he closely balanced one, as the brief itself indicates." o do so. On one side, Richardson said, is "the ability of the fight. iHowewr. in another televised interview, Atty. Gen. President — any president — to conduct his office on a basis Claiming executive privilege, the President has refused to which necessarily requires the confidentiality of release the tapes. In a 17-page brief, White House lawyers jot L. Richardson said that Nixon has "made a very Sng case" for not turning the tapes over to the Watergate communications to him." But, on the other hand, he said, argued Friday that the President, not the courts or the '-Mai prosecutor. there is the factor that the tapes might be credible evidence grand jury, must decide if "access to every possible bit of in the grand jury investigation. evidence" in the Watergate case is more crucial than Richardson was interviewed on ABC's "Issues and swers" and McGovern on CBS's "Face The Nation." Special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox is trying to preserving the confidentiality of his conversations. I believe that the constitutional basis on what the get tape recordings of nine meetings involving the President Asked if Nixon had the authority to refuse to release the tapes if the courts ordered him, Richardson replied: "I have only the indication of Gerald L. Warren that if there is a definitive court result, that the President would, IRED TO FOLLOW MCGOVERN as he would in any situation,obey the requirements of the law." Warren is White House deputy press secretary. McGovern, who was defeated by Nixon in the 1972 Spy NEW YORK (AP) — doubts A journalist who says she spied for inform Goldberg said she was carried on the payroll of presidential election, said the tape dispute may go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. "When that process is completed, if the Supreme Court holds the President of the United States must turn over Republicans on Sen. George McGovern's presidential Chotiner's Washington law firm and thus her name did not the tapes and other evidence in his possession bearing on paign said Sunday she doubted that her information appear in financial reports made public by the Committee this case, and he refuses, then there is no recourse except of much use. for the Re - election of the President. for the Congress to give serious consideration to 1 don'i think I told them anything that wasn't in the "When I was offered the job," she told the radio impeachment," McGovern said. t the next day," Lucianne Cummings Goldberg said in interviewer, "I said I would only do if I could do a book iterview with radio station WINS. "I don't think 1 was a about it." "Certainly the coverup of these activities denied us a * possible victory," he said. "I think if the things that were l-good spy." She quoted Chotiner as telling her, "Go ahead, but do it done on the other side — the coverup, the massive coverup Goldberg, 38, was on leave of absence from the Women's after election day." Goldberg said she told reporters of the Watergate incident, the mishandling of campaign s Service, a feature agency, to cover McGovern's traveling with McGovern she was along to write a book funds— if those things had been fully known before the ocratic presidential campaign last fall, she earlier had about the campaign. the Washington Star - News. She said she was paid election, the results would have been quite different." According to the Star - News account, the journalist said 00 a week for her services by Murray M. Chotiner, a her assignment was code - named "Chapman's Friend," an Questioned about whether he thought the Senate Mime political operative for President Nixon. operation that included a spy in the camp Watergate investigating committee should continue, of Sargent Shriver, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, "and, Richardson replied that "as a general observer" he thought looking for really dirty stuff," Goldberg Before > were t - the Washington paper. "Who was sleeping with whom, talk about paronoia, there was one with the key witnesses have been heard and he hoped, in light of Agnew." the Secret Service Goldberg said she was given two telephone numbers, one the forthcoming court proceedings,'"there not be too much men were doing with the rardesses. who was smoking pot on the plane — that sort for days and one for nights, to call with the results of her more." Former Democratic presidential candidate hing. I was told to send it along." intelligence - gathering. Richardson declined to discuss details about the federal Sen. George McGovern awaits the start of he Star News The night number reached a quoted Goldberg as saying she was told secretary who typed up her investigation into allegations of political corruption in CBS' "Face the Nation" Sunday from xon himself had approved it and turned to his old dirty information, she said, and then dispatched it to downtown Marylnad which supposedly involve Vice President Spiro T. Washington. sexpert to carry it out." Washington by a courier driving a White House car. Agnew. APWirephoto r \ Nixon's statements evaluated By NORMAN KEMPSTER An analysis of Nixon's three major office of Mr. Ellsberg's psychiatrist, night: "I was told then (March 17) Inside Monday •ASMSU fails again to Washington Star - News Watergate reports this year — on April and I specifically authorized the News Analysis that nothing by way of evidence had reach a quorum. Page 2 30,' May 22 and Wednesday night - furnishing of this information to Judge been obtained in the break - in. On •Understanding Janis WASHINGTON - President shows other instances in which Byrne.' After a very careful review, I in progress, evidence which the April 18 I learned that the Justice joplin. Book review Page 6 admission that his earlier have determined that this statement of Attorney General considered Dept. had interrogated or was going to carefully worded sentences may •Tax funding of elections lanation of a White House - conceal at least as much as they reveal. mine is not precisely accurate," Nixon significant and the trial judge thought interrogate Mr. Hunt about this break red important enought to warrant looks brighter. Page 5 burglary was "not precisely In a written statement issued said Wednesday. in. 'rate" is viewed "It was on March 17 that I first dismissal of the charges. "I was gravely concerned that other by some critics as Wednesday night in conjunction with example of how semantic hair - his nationally televised speech, Nixon learned of the break - in at the office G. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard activities of the special investigations Iting ean be used to mislead, revised his earlier comments on the of Dr. Fielding, and that was four days Hunt, both later imprisoned as unit might be disclosed, because I Outside Monday ixon's latest statement the before the beginning of my own Watergate conspirators, broke into knew this could seriously injure the on burglary, carried out by two members ne burglary of the office of the of the White House "plumbers" unit, investigation on March 21," he said. Fielding's office in September 1971 national security. Consequently I iatrist who treated Pentagon of the California office of Dr. Lewis Nixon appeared to be confessing to Liddy and Hunt were working for directed Mr. Peterson (asst. Attorney ,ts figure Daniel Ellsberg appears Fielding, once Ellsberg's psychiatrist. a seemingly insignificant four - day the then - secret White House special General Henry E. Peterson, the head Mostly cloudy skies today be literally true. But unless read "On May 22 I said that, 'it was not discrepancy in dates. But a closer investigators unit, known as the of the Justice Dept.'s criminal with a 50 per cent chance of carefully, it can give an entirely until the time of my own investigation reading shows he was admitting that for "plumbers." division) to stick to the Watergate showers. High in the mid-80s. curate impression. that I learned of the break in at the 39 days he withheld from a trial then N ixon's explanation Wednesday (continued - on page 9) BLAZES SPREADING AYS REP VICTIM OF 'SMEAR' Firefighting drive Addict disputes By United Press International Witherspoon said he was "in and out of the hole" — continues in West A convicted heroin dealer cited in the arrest of a state solitary confinement — when police questioned him about Warner. representative said Sunday the case was an attempt to Police would not comment By the Associated Press Because of the drought, fire conditions "smear" the lawmaker. on Witherspoon's statement. in the Northwest are considered the A statement by Sam Witherspoon, 2b, who is serving a u . But Mrs. Witherspoon said Saturday that her husband Firefighting efforts were worst in 20 years. 12 to - 20 year term at Southern Michigan Prison, was suffering from "a mental breakdown" and that if her concentrated in Montana and - In Boise, Idaho, the Interagency husband gave police the information contained in the first Northern California Sunday as some contradicted his earlier statement on the arrest of State Fire Center reported an unfavorable Rep. Dale Warner, R-Eaton Rapids. affidavit he did not know what he was saying. 8,000 men struggled against blazes weather outlook, with warmer "I saw him the day he was supposed to have made that which have blackened more than Warner, 32, a bachelor lawyer who once helped write temperatures and almost no chance of drug legislation, was arrested Wednesday in a Lansing statement," she said in another telephone interview, "and I 100,000 acres of range and forest rain for the next several days. didn't recognize him, he was in such bad shape." lands. motelroom and charged with possession and use of heroin. Oregon, Wyoming and Washington Mrs. Witherspoon was ordered held on charges of The U.S. Forest Service and Gov. Witherspoon's wife was arrested with him. are generally quiet," a spokesman for "It's really nothing but an attempt to smear Dale," possession of heroin. Thomas L. Judge ordered that all the center said, adding that tinderbox Warner, a four - term national, state and private forest lands Witherspoon said in a telephone conversation with a representative, was freed on conditions throughout the region $3,500 bond. in Montana be closed to public use as newsman for the Lansing State Journal. "I never gave could change the situation suddenly. Dale anything." The affidavit was filed with the court in an effort to fires raged out of control on more than 39,000 acres. The biggest fire was Officials said forests in southeastern Earlier, in an affidavit filed in Lansing District Court, obtain an order allowing police to submit Warner to a blood test. The test revealed no signs of heroin in his a 25,000 acre blaze on the Seven W Washington, northeastern Oregon and Witherspoon said Warner had used heroin almost every day blood, police the neighboring section of northern said. Ranch in central Montana over the past three or four years and supported a habit The latest in the wave of fires that Idaho were particularly vulnerable But a syringe police said Warner costing about $40 daily. apparently was because of an infestation of tussock attempting to hide did turn has swept through the "They were pressing me, you know," Witherspoon up traces of heroin, officials moths which killed many trees. told the State Journal. "The prosecutor gave me some cock said. drought-stricken West was a 3,000-acre blaze which broke out Saturday south A forest service spokesman in - and - bull story about a drug indictment in Grand Warner earlier said he intended to remain in office and that he was confident of the outcome of the case. of Carson City, Nev. Portland, Ore., reported that 500 WARNER Paplds." firefighters had been shifted from Many of the blazes appear to be the work of arsonists, officials say. (continued on page 9) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August ^ ON COUNCIL APPOINTMENT news Sharp will seek postponement By JIM BUSH Paul Emery, a member of However, Griffiths, who Citizens will have had lost a bid for several summary State News Staff Writer Councilwoman Sharp will formally request Mary the Coalition for Human Survival and Al Clobridge, co-manager for the Nelson was speaking for Project: City Hall at the press conference, said a public hearing is not best way to chance at upcoming council meetings to speak to council on Colburn's successor,he added. He said East Lansing re-election. "That would be wrong, because the community changed in the past few has The will assessment planning commit Tuesday night that East Brown-Margaret McNeil recommend that «. Lansing City Council delay council campaign, suggested seek input. "We want to get residents can also telephone or send letters to years, and if the electorate did not want someone on $100 filing fee ,„,««• Hunt resents prison term action on appointing a successor to George Colburn that in if council deadlocked appointing Colburn's suggestions from the councilmembers suggesting council before, we should rezonmg continued, and the "J * at council's meeting. successor, it might legally community, but a public qualifications and names of not appoint him now," he attorney will report projS hearing would not lend people who might succeed said. Convicted Watergate conspirator E. Howard Sharp, who will be gone have fulfilled its obligation Colburn. Besides considering the on a proposed 5 Hunt has told Time magazine he is resentful that on vacaion when council to appoint a replacement within 30 days. itself to the best ways to get those citizen ideas on what Griffiths said he was Colburn vacancy, council compensation for elected officials. eommS meets, has written a opposed to appointing a will also hear a series of the "prime conspirators" are free while he is memorandum asking The city charter specifies types of general serving a provisional 35 - year prison sentence. council to postpone the that a council vacancy must qualifications we should former councilperson, especially if that resident reports from City Manager John M. Patriarche Council meets at 7 J In an interview in the Aug. 27 issue, made appointment until at least be filled, when no primary election is pending, by a look for," Griffiths said. on p.m. Tuesday i„ City Hall ' Sept. 4. public Sunday, the former Central Intelligence The delay, which was majority vote of the Agency operative said he still felt the Watergate remaining councilmembers lacks also called for by a coalition break-in was motivated by a belief that Cuba was supplying funds to the Democratic presidential of liberal groups at a Friday press conference, is within 30 days after council formally receives the ASMSU meet expected to be approved resignation on Tuesday. campaign. "The coalition suggests unanimously by the three "The main purpose of the Watergate break - in was a photographic job to get lists of contributors councilmen who will attend Tuesday's meeting. that city council make the selection in a public way with no backroom deals," student trustee plan and check if any were blind fronts for Castro," Councilman George Hunt said. Griffiths, who was swept Emery said. "And if the By LYNDA ECKERT meeting in September Goldberg, diplomat and into office with Colburn in replacement is to be made State News Staff Writer before fall term begins , former U.S. representative 1971 with widespread by a council vote, that vote For the second time this said Larry Bartrem, to the United Nations. student support, reaffirmed should come after the The authority summer, ASMSU attempted executive assistant to Fred Moore, director of Waste will bJ Payoff trial starts today at the press conference that council want to get citizen November election so the council members choosing to hold a meeting Saturday, but did not succeed because President Ed Grafton. Bartrem also said the Control Authority, reported that the housed in Fee or halls beginning this fall. Wonders authority has input about the types of the replacement represent board would attempt to they could not get a grown so large and is Richard Kincaid. ASMSU qualifications the current political feeling in finish the trustee making profit so it needs a Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison community wants Colburn's East Lansing." quorum. up legislative relations director ASMSU was not able to proposal and discuss a new building. said he goes on trial in New Orleans successor to possess before The 30-day limit gives conduct formal business, literary tax and a proposed The authority plans on was appalled at the turnout in the federal court today, accused they make the appointment. councilmembers until primary but did discuss several symposium with Sen. Sam hiring 12 helpers this fall. election, but of taking payoffs to protect Griffiths, who said he Sept.21 to select a matters. Ervin, D -N.C, and Sen. pleasantly They currently employ surprised by the large illegal gambling. Six of his might wish to postpone the replacement for Colburn, The status of a student Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz. four. absentee voter turnout. appointment, disagreed with who announced on Aug. 13 trustee proposal was Kim Heron, editor of the Materials alleged accomplices are representatives from two he would resign to accept a picked up for Kincaid also said the reported ready to testify discussed and reported to be Grapevine Journal, has recycling are sold to the group would be starting groups at the Friday press job offer outside of still at a working paper asked the policy committee Kellogg and Post companies. student voter registrations against him. conference. They had asked Michigan, after serving less stage. The proposal would to look into the feasibility The next cereal box you soon. Garrison and nine other that council flout city law than two years of his allow three undergraduate of a literary tax to fund all and postpone selection four-year term. persons were indicted in 1971 and one graduate students journalistic ventures. The Human genetic flaws will Colburn's successor until Clobridge, Emery and attend every would help fund on a charge of conspiracy to to session of tax be studied by James V. GARRISON two new council members Lenny Carrithers, the board of obstruct law enforcement by trustees, newspapers and would be are chosen at the Nov. 6 representing the Convention similar to setting up a board Higgins , professor of human! including special sessions at giving or accepting bribes to protect pinball council election. the discretion of the to determine each paper's development and zoology, machine gambling. for a responsible Council, all asked that council hold a president. The students worth. Zoology prof under announced a $30,323 grant by the National Three defendants entered pleas of guilty. Three would not be voting Great Issues presented a others vere granted separate trials. U.S. Atty. uP public Colburn's hearing to discuss possible members of the board. The undergraduate report listing their plans for the coming year. They hope will research Foundation Dimes. March Ger. . raid Gallinghouse said all six agreed to turn "Pw&a-j 1 successors before one is student ASMSU board will Higgins' research teaml stai... evidence in return for special consideration chosen. to bring such notables as will attempt to pinpoint the of t heir own cases. ^55-1826 attempt to schedule another Sen. Sam Ervin, D-N.C,; Dr. Paul genetic flaws location of various genes on Ehrlich, expert on human chromosomes, Garrison, who gained wide attention for his hours: population growth; Milton according to Joseph F. Nee, investigations of the assassination of President K)lo9 mon - sat HAMMOCKS Friedman, economist; president of the foundation, John F. Kennedy, called the bribery charge a 6 sun Immanu Baraka (LeRoi A noon to resulting gene map HASSOCKS Jones), noted Black activist; could provide a valuable fiameup. He said the federal government was Drs. Masters and Johnson, trying to get even with him for his effort to show sex researchers and Arthur tool for the MSU Genetia| Clinic, that the inquiry into the Kennedy assassination was botched. Skylab photographs storm Skylab 2 astronauts photographed Tropical DOMINO'S Storm Brenda from space on Sunday as the mass of wind and clouds churned Peninsula toward the Gulf of Mexico. Dr. across Astronauts Alan L. Bean, Jack R. Lousma and Owen K. Garriott were awakened a few the Yucatan PIZZA minutes early to photograph the storm with film and television cameras as their orbiting laboratory passed 271 miles over the Mexican coast. FREE 30 MINUTE DELIVERY Lousma also searched for a leak in an air conditioned system aboard the spacecraft. Garriott, the first solar physicist in space, spent 351-7100 most of the day operating a battery of solar telescope cameras studying the sun. announcing new dinner hours... Greece lifts martial law EAST ROOM 966 Trowbridge Road sworn George Papadopoulos was in Sunday as president RESTAURANT The Pizza People of MSU. of the new Greek republic. In his first acts, he lifted martial law, granted amnesty to political prisoners and pledged DINNERS SERVED FROM 5 TO 10 P.M. a return to parliamentary government by the end of next year. Papadopoulos also said in a nationwide broadcast that all civil liberties were being PAPADOPOULOS THURSDAY, FRIDAY restored and suspended articles of the Greek constitution were being reinstated. The changes, if carried out thoroughly, could and SATURDAY EVENINGS radically change the strongarm system that has ruled Greece since a band of colonels led by Papadopoulos took over the government in a bloodless military coup in April 1967 and CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS suspended democarcy. The swearing - in of Papadopoulos as president of this former constitutional monarchy also brought to an official end the power struggle that LUNCHEONS SERVED DAILY 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. had been waged since the coup between the colonels and King Constantine. MATINEE TEA TIME - 3 TO 5 P.M. The monarchy was abolished last month through a referendum staged by the 54 - year - old Papadopoulos. Enjoy relaxed dining and cocktails atop Jacobson's third floor. Valiuated free parking just a step away in the East Lansing Auto Ramp. Park on the fourth level and cross the covered walk way to Jacobson's Auto firms' close pledged A radical labor group Saturday pledged to carry a concerted campaign to shut down the on "Big Three" auto companies' entire operations. W William Gilbreth, 25, the organizer of the Workers Action Movement (WAM), said he was fighting to prevent a "sellout" of the United Auto JaeobsoriS Workers rank and file members by the UAW's East Grand River at Charles - East Lansing international executive board. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 20, 1973 3 Should East Lansing officials buy physical projects. Police seek land and build a swimming pool for the Last year the program included free use of local residents? Should they put a pedestrian recommendations for redevelopment, a community center, downtown a man overpass across Grand River Avenue, new fire station, the bike path system', a purchase a building and establish a portable bandshell, park improvements, City solic community center or maybe construct low-cost renters? apartments for student City officials are now soliciting the Michigan-Harrison project and many other projects. Some of the proposals were later funded in East in exposure case Lansing's 1973-74 budget, others were suggestions about the future physical not. growth of the city and whatever strikes East Lansing residents have uggestions until In other campus police possession. They were your fancy they're willing to hear Oct. 5 to submit MSU police are looking suggestions, with for who action, a 15 - year old Royal released to their parents about. justification and estimated cost, to the a man rudely Members of the interrupted a female Oak resident reported $56 pending action by the city planning planning commission. commission are now The suggestions, if student's afternoon in the worth of tennis equipment county prosecutor. starting work on approved after and clothing missing from a Two false fire alarms, next year's version of East Lansing's review by various city shade Friday. departments and locker Men's both for Spartan The reported at the Village, future woman Capital Improvements Program, an commissions, are assigned a priority pr annually updated plan that keeps the city thinking six years ahead on major ranking and scheduled over a six-year period. that she was lying in the grass between the Women's Intramural Building and the Intramural Bulding. attending Michigan He the annual Demolay was were evening. called Police in Saturday were able to trace the calls. not changes it wants to make to meet Forms for submitting proposals are Library when a man came conference when the constantly changing community needs. available at the city Saturday afternoon, a 28 planning up to her and tried to incident occurred. Police City council uses the program as a department at City Hall, 410 Abbott - year old University engage in conversation. said the locker had been left guidepost in budgeting local funds for Road. employe and his 27 - year Shortly thereafter, the open. old wife were jailed for a man unzipped his pants and Two drug arrests were disturbance they caused at exposed himself, the woman made on campus over the the Spartan Village Day said. He then grabbed her weekend, both involving Care Center. The couple Train service nonstudents. Saturday plan outlined breast and she screamed. He were charged with being walked away and headed morning, a pair of Dearborn drunk and disorderly after towards the Library while men, aged 20 and 22, were they had engaged in she went to report the stopped for having open shouting matches with other incident to campus police. beer inside a vehicle. Police local funds local staff village residents. No one is h meeting to discuss the Representatives from some or no members have That leaves $238,650 to be The man police are searched the car and came sure how the argument Michigan towns along the money at all to fund the estimated that half of the shared by local and regional with a bag of marijuana. lposed reinstatement of suggested route listened to demonstration project. $562,000 operating cost for looking for is described as up Later Saturday, two started. Lnger railroad service to James T. Kellogg of the Griffiths called the the service will be financed governments. The route, which "ng a white male Eaton Rapids juveniles were | Lansing area has been may approximately 26, about 5 reaction Ld favorable" by East ting's representative at highway department and an Amtrak representative tell plans to set up the route on among the local representatives "favorable," though no action was taken by passenger fares. Another $136,350 is tentatively set as the state's share, while begin operation by spring, will pass through Lapeer, Flint, Lansing, Charlotte, feet 8 inches in height and weighing around pounds, with reddish 160 picked up in the Student Services Building parking lot with three bags of marijuana BBS'S*"* SS^fcSTATE NEWS j session. a temporary basis as part of at the introductory meeting. Amtrak is expected to fund Battle Creek and South brown hair, long sideburns and a number of rjty councilman George a 12 - project proposal to "Local governments will $187,500 of the project. hypodermic needles in their Iffiths attended the improve Michigan public be required, with Grand leti n g i ^ Lansing transportation systems. The Trunk permission, to Irsday. which was called projects were announced by refurbish passenger stations 1 the State Jnmission and Amtrak to Highway the commission on July 11. Griffiths said Kellogg in their towns," he added. The route is proposed to Meridian Township lain a proposal to re - outlines several funding be charted over the Grand [ablish passenger train options to the local Trunk Western railroad line, Ice I |sing. between Port Huron Chicago including East government representatives which extensive include local either monies, which runs north of Service Drive on campus. Highway department Tuesday Meridian Township's anti board is currently on porno Virginia White. ordinance is obscene. pornography ordinance will considering is a revised form The Meridian Township be up for a final vote at the of the original ordinance. "The ordinance goes into anti pornography ordinance too much detail," [using plan menaced township board of trustees' The original ordinance results from a June 22 Councilman Stanley Rainko regular meeting Tuesday completely banned the Supreme Court ruling said. night. showing of pornographic allowing the establishment movies. However, the of Rainko, who introduced At the end of a six-hour community standards for version which will be voted the issue of an obscenity session on Aug. 7, the board judging obscenity cases. y gasoline shortage on Tuesday night forbids law six weeks ago, said the voted to consider the only the outdoor showing In another Michigan would-be ordinance has ordinance for possible final of pornographic movies. community, a proposed some "vivid" passages passage at the 7:30 p.m. The ordinance is almost obscenity ordinance in the specifying the sexual acts it compounded by meeting on Tuesday. The assured of passage. The only Detroit suburb of Sterling considers obscene in ■emphIS, Tenn. — School attendance a dispute between the ordinance would ban the area are redrawn, a race relations school board and the mayor, who opposes dissenting vote in the first Heights has run into films and books and busing for desegregation purposes. public display of sexually difficulty because some fcaign is complete and 152 school buses explicit pictorial materials. reading of the ordinance magazines at neighborhood laiting to take almost 40,000 pupils to Hunter Lane Jr., president of the school During Tuesday night's was cast by Township Clerk councilmen claim the stands. ■IIy mixed schools next week. Only board, said that if the system doesn't get 1 there's another problem: no gasoline. the 750,000 gallons of gas it needs for the meeting, at the township hall at 5100 Marsh Road, a |he trouble stems from the nationwide school year, "obviously the buses won't second public hearing will Kline shortage and has been be held on the ordinance. At the Aug. 7 meeting, about six residents spoke \SU summer against the ordinance. The ordinance which the Stockholm governmental policies with also planning interchanges ■r the first time, MSU those of the United States. with Swedish people, IS FOR TRAVELING ■ offer a seven - week According to Keven C. particularly students; visits Gottlieb, asst. professor of from and to Swedish public |97-1. social science and the officials; field trips to places of interest for course work rog ram is program's organizer and instructor, a strong effort and research efforts which lively scheduled for will take students out into ■ 8 through Aug. 23, will be made to obtain the lowest the community. 1 The small group of possible costs on Bits will study social flights to Sweden and "Our course will be very |e and may select eight throughout Europe. Living different from those here in and eating accommodations |2 credits from the is courses and land travel arrangements East Lansing," Gottlieb offered. said. 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Wednesday leaves much to be desired. are trying to pin the blame for Nixon clearly drew the battle Predictably, Nixon denied any Watergate personally 011 his lines in his speech when he said the shoulders. His suggestion for the advance knowledge of the break - question of his involvement in American people to stop this in at Democratic National the scandal comes down to the "backward - looking obsession" Headquarters and ol the "impressions ' of one witness is ludicrous. Though partisanship before the Senate committee, subsequent coverup. That may is evident on the Senate John Dean III. But such a simple very well be true, but the President's silence on specific committee, the hearings are denial of guilt is no answer necessary to discover the truth. without evidence allegations against him because The President appeared to be concrete to the evidence is too complicated support his position. And the President has that evidence to prove Dean COMMENTARY "L£T othcrs The White House wrong. tapes could CJALLOU) IN) UATeRe>AT£'.' resolve or guilt contradictory statements and prove Nixon's innocence once and for all. Fanatic White House staffers] Nixon showed signs that he was weary of Watergate and tried to pass that lassitude on to the should take a month's vacation American public. His appeal for By RUSSEL BAKER slandering of Washington revealed how touch with the tiny part ^ I forgiveness and request to "get New York Times damaging Ehrlichman's tirelessness had country you inhabit. How can! on with the business of our AH these White House people must been, for he obviously had not the possibly sense what the rest ofl come from the same mold. Nixonites, vaguest idea of what sort of culture country is all about? nation" is not much more than Anyon«| Johnsonians, Kennedymen - all the a calculated move to undermine same. I wonder if there is a secret really prevails down there. looks at what is called work thestl If he had taken time off to get may have noticed that this »J the significance of Watergate and factory somewhere, hidden in acquainted with the place, he would particularly hard-working col make the fiasco nothing more Marseilles like the heroin mills, a place have known that Washington is anymore. where cunning Frenchmen than a bad memory. peculiarly a family town with a manufacture interchangeable White devotion to conventional The eight-hour day is shrinkjL If the President really wanted House staff members. respectability unmatched anywhere in -even. The four-day week is «1 to get on with the nation's All right, seriously, what is the this century west of Edinburgh on a bargaining table. The economy if business, he would dispel all complaint? Sunday afternoon. How could it be to require that a largo part of the! It's about their work habits. They population remain jobless, and pi rumors circling about his alleged any other way in a city whose main work too much and give themselves force some who do work usually don't seen involvement in the wiretapping — airs about their diligence. I don't working very hard. With the ex scandal. Watergate has become so quarter of a million believe it was always this way. I dimly of sweated labor, like government entangled largely because Nixon recall that in the bronze age, when stewardesses, drug-store waitress] workers is remained Eisenhower was president, at least one the like, most jobs seem toi has silent, and not constantly subject V fairly important White House man ample time for buffing nails. J taken the lead in getting at the to police scrutiny ™ regularly got home for dinner and two on the coffee machine, whist! truth. or three enjoyed the pleasures of the for symptoms of 1 ^ women and otherwise freel unorthodox But now the President has left bar almost as often as the White House of life's good moments. behavior? the crucial test of his reporters.With Kennedy — vigor and Ehrlichman was all that resolution and so forth — pride A White House man wotlal involvement - the White House out of touch with - in endurance became a staple in White 16-hour day, seven days a week,I tapes up to the courts. Should the city he worked the House talk, the way quibbles about in. He was working p not to be boasting about his lab# justice system compel Nixon what is and isn't constitutional are should be worried about li too much. Finally, to release the recordings, the always engaging senators. BAKER himself lose touch with the A_ like any man who country may at last have some Since then, this business of tireless feels he has done more than his share worker. I'd feel better if presil men laboring at schedules that would would start forcing these people* definitive answers on Watergate. of the paint-scraping, he begins to destroy mere mortals has become imagine himself surrounded by loafers, their work done in the eight-hour® like everybody else, and make standard White House form, which is rascals, people who sneer at the flag. th«| out in the evenings and 11 bad enough. The boasting about it is people, ride bus. show, l'j Council Dull, musty old Washington, where a see a terrible. must try John Ehrlichman before the Ervin you go out talks to to dinner and nobody ever you about anything to see them all forced to u month's vacation every year inal committee seemed close to self-pity in unpolitical except kids and household with no teleohones. his farewell statement, in which he repair and what to get the wife for a That Kennedy vigor was pro! city's delicate pol a talked about the satisfactions of being great human being and an indefatigable worker in a culture — silver wedding anniversary — it becomes Sodom, Gomorrah, Fellini's Roma. always bad for the country. It J got us all blown up in 1962. Whfl urge the President to surround Washington — which had no respect Here is the error in too much work with people who live the wav pf The resignation of East A community like East look long and hard at prospective for family or patriotism. His casual in the White House. It puts you out of do? Lansing Councilman George Lansing has no shortage of candidates, but they should Colburn puts the city council on qualified people to serve on the name Colburn's successor within the spot and makes the city council. Tne list is long and the 30-day time limit called for BILL WHITIHG upcoming election this fall more tempting with prominent by the charter. To wait until crucial than ever. professional people who could after the November council Colburn's abrupt resignation bring an element of expertise to runoffs as some liberal Aug. 13 ended speculation over his political future but brings into question the future of East city decision-making processes. representatives have urged, However, council members have would be chancing a blatantly President abov an obligation to go beyond the political decision which would Lansing politics. The four bounds of these general likely do more to harm local remaining council members now attributes. They must also government by further polarizing The legal battle lines have been observers are divided over whether the Watergate break • in. have the delicate responsibility consider the delicate balance that the community. Nixon's constitutional case mil drawn over the biggest constitutional court will make that definitive stand. of appointing Colburn's must be maintained in The vacancy left by Colburn's be as convincing as he makes itsl city crisis ever experienced in the Local court pundit Harold Spaeth, successor to fulfill the politics. resignation brings to point professor of political science, predicts His rationale in refusing to cJ remaining government of the United States. two years another consideration for anyone the court will back off from a with the subpenas seemed to beB of his unexpired four- This means the council must year term. who seeks political office or The question is deceivingly simple. confrontation with the executive on former president Marry 1™ search out a resident of the same Does the doctrine of separation of branch. refusal to appear before a Faced with this situation in liberal philosophy espoused by service on a local government powers mean executive privilege puts committee investigation into ll a highlypoliticized environment, Colburn himself and endorsed so commission. It Yet the court has been known to means a long-term the president above the laws of the presidential appointment the council must make every bow to the trends of the nation, overwhelmingly in the last commitment of time and talent The circumstances are 1 United States? sometimes for the good, sometimes for effort to receive input, from all election. Council members must with little reward but the President Nixon has said he will nearly comparable, however. *■ the bad. And the pressure is definitely elements of the community prior choose a candidate dedicated to satisfaction of being involved. is no legitimate current abide by a definitive decision of the on the President to release all the function at stake and no policy ■ to naming a new council a progressive policy of local For George Colburn, the call Supreme Court over whether he must information he has which will shed privilege. 'he member. A public hearing on the respond to subpenas of his files and light on the investigation into illegal to sustain a | government who is also willing to of his career was louder than the tapes of personal conversations. But investigation and that ot J subject would certainly aid in canfpaign practices, particularly the listen to all voices within the wave of progressive support that prosecutor Archibald Cox are exploring the mood of the community before making discovering violations of c, swept him into office in 1971. community and potential decisions. Other statutes, legitimate functions 01 potential candidates offices. J candidates. The council members should should be forwarned. If Nixon is calling for eq^l treatment with other branches! government, for surely «hiej prov J Colburn leaves Constitution precedents are weighed agains ■ June, 1972, the Supreme Couj the better for the the against claims of Cong^ When George Colburn finally period he progressive goals he espoused privilege, involving senator ■ ended the speculation over his spent as a council member. in running for office. Some Gravel and Daniel Brewster. P political future last week, East When Colburn was elected on indicated they felt sold out Justice Byron White ruled J Lansing lost an outstanding a slate with George Griffiths in because he failed to go far constitutional shield P™ councilman. 1971, many local residents enough with a proposal. But protection for criminal Unfortunately, the realities of feared a radical takeover of city Colburn did more by attempting threatening the security 0 ■ or property of othe"'n T job hunting made it impossible government by these idealists to represent all of the people performed at the direc 1 1 for Colburn to finish out the who were swept in by the first than he could by representing a senator in preparation 1 remaining two years of his four - wave of the student vote. Since small minority. He learned to execution of a legislative J year term, but East Lansing was that time, however, Colburn work with his fellow council without his knowledge ° J proved himself to be a responsive members and gain their respect, Nixon has assumed JF U William Whiting, editor - in chief; representative of a broad if not always agreement. perogative foreign to the republic. The threat, ho* to-JJ J Michael Fox, news editor; Bob Novosad, philosophy of progress in local longer academic. The 00 ■ editorial v,editor. The government. experience of George decisively to maintain Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Craig Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, sports Colburn sought to bring Colburn with the city council rule of law. j. editor. government closer to the people. could be valuable for other Sen. Sam Ervin, D • N- • , fteth Ann Masalkoski, advertising to recall an 18th century ; manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertising He held regular office hours to aspirants. It is a model of manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising listen to the concerns of citizens William Pitt the fclder ' pect manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. progressive ideals and input for confrontation in proper P when there was no pressure for Members of the board of directors: Vic change without fear to "The poorest ma" „ Spaniolo, president; Carolyn Stieber, action and he was out in the ;he| secretary - treasurer; Tom Riordan; Al streets when the pressure was at compromise or reticence to stand cottage bid defiance frJl Wilke; Blair Whitney; Michael Orr; Roland firm. He came in and tackled real af the crown. It . Williams. its greatest. The Michigan State News is a seven-time problems practically and recipient of the Pacemaker 'Award from the In recent months, Colburn Associated -Collegiate Press for outstanding responsibly. Hopefully, came under criticism from some candidates to come will follow corners for allegedly abandoning his example. Monday, August 20, 1973 5 Chances improve for election bills By JOHN CHADWICK Senate Rules Committee •Whether government Associated Press said sponsors of the various payments should be made WASHINGTON - Public measures are among those directly to individual invited to testify. candidates financing of election The or should be campaigns was proposed as headings will be held by the channeled through political 1907 by committee's elections parties. long ag° subcommittee. president Theodore Some of the Some of the bills Roosevelt in his State of the major now questions raised before Congress Union message. by are differences in the bills are: designed to build on the $1 \ special Senate •Whether candidates for checkoff system on income committee that investigated tax returns. President, the Senate and campaign spending in the the House should be 1936 election recommended A proposal for required to use public a ban on all private political mandatory public financing contributions and total financing or should have the of the option of relying on private general election public financing. financing of their campaigns of presidential A start toward public and congressional financing of presidential campaigns. candidates was put to a vote campaigns was approved by •Whether public last month during Senate Congress passage in 1971 with of legislation financing should be limited to general election debate on campaign reform legislation. WM& allowing taxpayers to campaigns or should also Offered by Sen. Edward earmark $1 of their tax for include primary elections M. Kennedy, D - Mass., and this purpose. Republican leader Hugh But advocates of public for the candidates. nomination of Scott of Pennsylvania, it Summer downpour financing now believe that, was tabled by a vote of 53 East Lansing got wet Friday afternoon when a sudden rainstorm which - gathered in the street in spots where the rain fell faster than against the backdrop of •The extent to which 38. drenched the area. Cars at intersections like Harrison Road and drains could carry it away. Watergate disclosures, they government campaign Annother apparent straw Michigan Avenue had to "wade" through up to ten inches of water State News photo by Craig Porter have the best chance ever subsidies would be provided in the wind was a recent for their plan. for minor party candidates statement by Sen. John Proposals for using tax and under what Stennis, D - Miss. He told SAULT ST. MARIE end. ceremony involving the revenues to finance federal circumstances. newsmen he thought the An Ojibwa spokesman roasting of a buffalo and (UPI) — Some 500 Ojibwa election campaigns will be •W hether private considered at four days of contributions should be day would he would never come support when public Indians gathered Saturday to begin a week - here said the gathering would be comprised of a series of another nvolving the planting of a sacred Ojibwa nation Senate hearings starting permitted to supplement financing of campaigns but, long meeting of the Ojibwa religious ceremonies, mountain ash tree. Sept. 18. A spokesman for the public financing and, if so, in what amount. because of Watergate, he has about changed his mind. nation, the first in more than banquets celebrations. and other The mountain ash will gathering for a century. mark the spot of the Ojibwa Planned events included Some 1,000 tribesmen ecumenical religious meeting, consistent with the tribal meeting were expected to be in an tribe's religious practices of 44% find Nixon's TV and religious attendance by the week's ceremony a the past. speech DOONESBURY by Garry Ttudeau /t'6 true! that $ v.t.'a'.' ' not convincing,' poll reports i hbarp it oh the radio thev just signed a ojr a$7ee\ao's a\d !he som ''-0swmu7s NEW YORK (AP) — About 44 per cent of the people •58 per cent disagreed with Nixon's statement that civil 5pacb accord' who watched President Nixon's Watergate speech on rights and antiwar protests helped create the atmosphere television last week found it "not at all" convincing, that led to the Watergate crimes. according to a Gallup Poll commissioned by The New York To the question, "How convincing did you find I V || Times. President Nixon's speech? Completely convincing, quite a Only 27 per cent found Nixon's talk "completely" or lot, somewhat or not at all?" the answers were: 15 per cent "quite a lot" convincing, the newspaper reported Sunday. completely, 12 per cent quite a lot, 25 per cent somewhat, 44 per cent not at all and 4 per cent no opinion. The survey was conducted by telephone Thursday night from a national sample of 810 adults. Experts say the margin of error can be as much as 4 percentage points either j way in a sample of that size, the Times said. Among Republicans, the answers were 32 per cent completely, 18 per cent quite a lot; 24 per cent somewhat 23 per cent not at all and 3 per cent no opinion. — • • ~ ~ h Other highlights of the poll: Among Democrats it was 7 per cent completely, 7 per CHARLIE 6ROUJN 60T I Mirh I I venihii I'.itk'inu MSU MSU BOOKSTORE ivc OFTEN COPIED BUT NEVER EQUALED UNION BUILDING In the Center of Open 730 to 530 Campus Monday, August 20 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Joplin's ByANATOLE BROYARD interest ourselves in 333 20 years, dying of an self-destruct Because she was pudgy and the only thing she did New York Tiires pages chronicling this overdose of heroin has been pimply, she elected to honestly. As the actress an occupational hazard for attract attention by Cteraldine Page said after A friend of mine dislikes process. Joplin seemed, or looked, or sounded, better jazz and rock musicians, but outraging the community. one of Janis's concerts: swimming on beaches where none of the other She would have been "...most performers just give or worse, She was on or off victims there are lifeguards. "I has been treated to such a frustrated if they had not a fraction of themselves. 1 either speed or heroin. She reserve the right," he says, had cut down or increased painstaking and gratuitous responded with hostility. can't rememberthe last time I "to drown myself if I her drinking. autopsy. She wasn't the first girl who saw one who gave choose." Her frame of mind was everything they had!" Buried Alive. The Biography of Janis Joplin. By Myra If we accept the current optimistic or pessimistic. Of dictum that to be her acquaintances 14 knew Friedman. 333 Pages. Illustrated. Morrow. $7.95. BOOKS that she was "using" in the months just before her "involved" then we is everything, would have to conclude that Janis was very death and 22 did not. This I say gratuitous because had to contend with being is the general tenor of after all the comments have unbeautiful. Nor did she lucky. She was involved in sn been weighed, the evidence what she did, she did it very "Buried Alive: The have a great soul, by all assayed, after Joplin's life accounts, beneath that plain well, and she was extremely Biography of Janis Joplin." successful. Her dreams came It is not primarily the has been poured over from exterior. author's fault, for Myra its beginning in Port Arthur, Her friends are nearly true, as they say in folklore The Friedman seems to be less Tex., to its conclusion 27 unanimous in labeling her - yet she was not'satisfied. If Joplin had made some taken in than most by the years later in the Landmark egocentric, megalomanic, sort of investment in New York myth that surrounded Joplin. She was her friend in Hotelin California, we still have no idea why she was so paranoic and stingy. Friedman contends that reclaiming herself, we might have a moment or two in spite of it and recorded this desperately intent on "separate from the nonsense Times News encephalogram of Janis's destroying herself. was a life in her that blazed which to dam up some The author refers to like the wonder of creation" sympathy for her — but the ups and downs in response Service to popular demand. Janis's "desolate heart" — but whose heart is not — but we never see this bottle or the pill was always in her mouth or the needle blaze, just as we never hear in her arm. If you are in the public desolate these days? She all the witty things she is Janis Joplin chose to eye and you die of an Very few people want to loved by her parents reputed to have said. One is drown herself in Southern overdoes of heroin, you are was and had a happy childhood. almost led to suspect that see anybody die, but the World's Comfort and in drugs, and not a statistic, but a martyr. Howmany other little girls the "wonder" the author drug Zeitgeist has to me it seems somehow If fame can't buy happiness, overdrawn its account. Olga Korbut of the Solviet Union, the world's best female gymnast who is aiming for had a father original enough refers to lay in the sense of disproportionate that we it can buy a moral for your Some of us are tired of six gold medals at the World University Games in Moscow, takes a break from to take them down to the relief everyone felt on those signing should be expected to funeral oration. For the last post office to see the rare occasions when Janis being asked to see Greek autographs for intense concentration before entering the arena and further wanted men pictured on the calmed down. tragedy in what is simply infantilism. competition. AP wirephoto walls? She could certainly sing, If Janis's adolescence was but that doesn't justify the less happy, it was mainly as hagiolatry that now a result of her own antics. surrounds her. One of the reasons she sang so well was the fact that it was about 'Dillinger' characterizations detract from folk hero image By BILL and Depression, presenting them Melvin Parvis (Ben Johnson) damn fool not to try." LORRAINE DANVERS in a somewhat sympathetic the FBI's No. 1 "G-man" is When lines such as these are "Dillinger" is not light, but here the cast in an almost entirely repeated twice for effect it another "Bonnie .and comparison ends. negative light, gunning is a definite indication that Clyde." Both movies deal "Bonnie and Clyde" is down criminal folk heroes the script is weak. with folk heroes of the considered to be an more ruthlessly than The photography and American masterpiece. Dillinger robbed banks. music were also ineffective. "Dillinger" will not be Because of this, Johnson Techniques such as the hazy remembered beyond next and Oates gave only average shots of Dillinger relaxing month. performances. Michelle with friends were artificial. The overall portrayal of Phillips in her acting debut The musical score shifted John Dillinger (Warran as Billy Frechette, from 1930s tunes to ragtime Dillinger's Indian girl friend, blues guitar, breaking the Oates) places him as a folk - hero, a country boy just out was weak. Cloris movie's mood. to beat the Depression, Leach man, however, in Despite the rather than a hardened her fine characterization as of violence, "Dillinger" was criminal. But director John the Lady in Red was not an exciting movie. Milius so blatantly ignored extremely effective. There were no unique the vicious side of Dillinger Director John Milius thoughts or insights added as to detract from any was also responsible for the to its well - worn theme. effective folk hero image. screenplay which produced Possibly this movie was a On the other hand, such memorable lines as last attempt to ride on the '"Time, that's one thing- 1,'ive image of "Bonnie and got plenty of," and "I may Clyde" or perhaps it was not live forever but I'd be a just intended to entertaia In any case, it was not successful. Try breaking something in instead of wearing it put. WICW Mondays Blue Grass by the Bell Oak String Band and any night Color TV for All Games in our new room Plus Carter & Lang Mark & Susan Tues 8:30-11:30 Thurs. 8:30- l':JU Trivia Wftd. 9:00-1? no OPEN 7 220 HOWARD 371-1752 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Student *50 1 to By GARY KORRECK State News Staff Writer regain especially helpful to him and those stores who would sfffi 211 E. Grand River A week ago Friday Mark not let him post notices told rsJext to the Sportsmeister Fors had a $150 bicycle. him they had no places for Saturday it was gone and signs. Mon. Sat. 9 - 6 "I think the city tore REWARD since then the Chicago senior has gone to down a few, too," he said. great lengths to recover his bike. "Or else people picked them CIGARETTES 3pk./99e J Fors is offering a $50 up as souvenirs.' reward for information "I've been getting some leading to the recovery of really strange responses," LIMIT 3 his blue 26-inch Schwinn Fors said Sunday. "One (coupon) Continental. So far, he has woman called me and Expires Aug. 26, 1973 East Lansing Store not had much luck. wanted to split the reward if The bike was last seen I would take her son's bike." locked solidly in place in front of Fors' apartment at 1310 East Grand River "I think it some might just be local kids and it would 10% OFF OUR DISCOUNT PRICE Avenue. A week has passed, be easier to get it back if ON ALL KODAK FILM lis RfTUfcU Of •fc.sewwl and during it Fors had 300 there's less hassle," he handbills printed up for explained. $3.95. The bills state the Fors also told East reward, offer, the serial Lansing police about the PROCESSING & DEVELOPING number of the bike and a theft but he decided to go a NO LIMIT phone number. step further. (coupon) Expires Aug. 26, 1973 Originally, the posters "A lady at the police covered every lightpole on station took the call and I ^^Eas^^nsin^toi^^^^ -m* mn Grand River Avenue from a Hagadorn to Abbott Roads, number of side streets and told her about it. She wrote something down and said goodby and that was it," he 8 TRACK TAPES 2.29 many East Lansing store said. "I decided to do fronts. Most of then are something on my own." LIMIT 5 now (coupon) gone. Fors Expires Aug. 26, 1973 had the bike about "A lot of places like East Lansing Store a year before losing it and Biker's Synergy, Paramount News and Caesar's Pizza were says he doesn't attach any I Mark Fors, Chicago senior, has not had much luck in recovering the bike which he really nice about letting me put them up," Fors said. sentimental value to it. NEW LP RELEASES 2.99 I describes in 300 posters which he has put up in the East Lansing area. After his He said "That's 150 bucks," he the 1 Schwinn Continental was stolen last week, Fors put up the signs in the hope that his area said. "People shouldn't have THERE GOES RHYMIN' SIMON PAIL SIMON fraternity houses were to take that." I bike would again be his. RED ROSE SPEEDWAY PAUL McCARTNEY :risbee tourney SPAGHETTI? & WINGS all you can eat FAREWELL ANDROMEDA JOHN DENVER lakes HOUGHTON on new (UPI) - look other two individual events ^here's a whole new look to — distance and accuracy — NATURAL HIGH BLOODSTONE International Frisbee "will continue to be run in Bournament this year. the same haphazard manner I The event, which attracts they have in the past." HEAD TO THE SKY EARTH. WIND & FIRE 5 with such names as The Guts Frisbee l,\gnew's Army" and competition is the focus of ■Thor's Foul Five," was the competition, however. iianged from July 4 until It is a sport involving two RAINBOW NEIL DIAMOND Jept. 1 • 2 and was also five person teams. The two Coved from the regular site teams line up along parallel If Copper Harbor to the nine meter goal lines, 14 LONG HARD CLIMB HELEN REDDY ■mall community of meters apart. The object of Atlantic Mine near this the sport is to deliver a Ipper Michigan city. "good throw" in such a 1 Tournament officials manner that the receiving lave advised prospective Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. KODAK FILM FLASH CUBES team cannot make a "clean lompetitors of all the new catch." 351-1440 manges in a letter addressed More 5,000 MONDAY NIGHT than Id "all friendly followers of spectators are expected to ie fleeting frisbee." I It advises entrants of be on hand. 3121 E. Grand River C-110-12 MAGIC CUBES 1.07 86c a GREAT |ew individual event called C-126-12 e MTA, which stands for |most time aloft." GRINDERS SUPER CUBES 88° "We've never seen this LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 AND (coupon) |vent before, but (coupon) The we wrote . Expires Aug. 26, ]L973 Expires Aug. 26, 1973 s on it anyway," said PERFECT East Lansing Stc East Lansing Store letter. "They are |xtremely simple and if >mebody doesn't like them PIZZA i tough." I The release stated the AT CLEARASIL WELLA BALSAM v v w >»■—v RENT A STEREO CONDITIONER $23.00 per term BELL'S STABLES 1.2 oz. CVTC I Free Service $9.50 land delivery per Reg. 1.39 0I ^3.49 1.99 PIZZA month |NEJACTV RENTALS 337-1300 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 225 M.A.C. Ave. (coupon) (coupon) Expires Aug. 26, 1973 Expires Aug. 26, 1973 332-5027 East Lansing store ^Eas^jnsin^tore GILLETTE CREST FOAMY RAID TOOTHPASTE HOUSE & GARDEN SHAVE BOMB 7 13 w OO c | FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1973 °z- Reg. 1.09 lQc TIS 11 oz- Reg. 1.19 till Reg. 1.75 Our STATE NEWS Staff writer John I Undstrom wrote an article revealing the LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 (coupon) (coupon) (coupon) I recommendation for an increase in tuition. Expires Aug. 26. 1973 Expires Aug. 26, 1973 Expires Aug. 26, 1973 1 Sources close to the administration say that East Lansing Store East Lansing Store East Lansing Store I the Board of Trustees will be asked to I approve a $1 increase per credit hour for in - I state students, and a $2 increase per credit I hour for out - state students" the STATE RIGHT-GUARD 5 oz. — 2/59c (coupon) I MEWS reported. qq iteg. .OS Expires Aug. 26, 1973 East Lansing Store ■ SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1973 1 The STATE JOURNAL a Lansing |newspaper I edibility of felt it necessary to check the Lindstrom's report due to his MASKING TAPE IVORY I use of "sources close PERSONAL SIZE to the administration." [STATE I ^ugliotti reported JOURNAL that so staff writer, far it had not been Jan Reg. .59 37C Reg. 4/39 4/28° ■ established if a recommendation would be LIMIT 1 LIMIT 8 ■ made to the (coupon) (coupon) board. "A University Expires Aug. 26, 1973 Expires Aug. 26, 1973 ■ spokesman East Lansing Store East Lansing Store refused to confirm or deny a Import that Michigan State may hike its |,Ultl°n this fall" the STATE JOURNAL reported. 25c OFF OUR DISCOUNT PRICE (Wednesday, AUGUST 8,1973 ■that ^Presidenta modest Wharton publicly announced ON ALL SUNTAN LOTIONS increase in student tuition LIMIT 1 T."St be "commended to the Board of (coupon) )s at their meeting this Wednesday. i Expires Aug. 26, 1973 l!,his is«another example that the STATE ■ PEWS is the best possible source for prompt East Lansing Store land |Uni\ i. accurate information 'VersitV matters and our use of "informed concerning MYSTIC PANTYHOSE 39c LlikCes he,Ps us to keeP ltud#ntt Ree 89 LIMIT 6 (coupon) [them n.eg. .Otl c Expires Aug. 26, 1973 0n Univer»tY news affecting East Lansing Store 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan c Automotive j * ]g sificd Ads FRANKLYSPtAKlNQ hf Phil frank ]® l: m ONE AND two bedroom EAST LANSING, DUSTER 1970. Leaving SUZUKI 1970 350; 1971 Honda BLACK AND WHITE TV, near I furnished mobile homes, Two bedroom country, must sell. Best offer. 350sl. Best offer. Clean. $9.50/month. Color TV, furni!hJ*9 $3C-35/week. 10 minutes to utilities paid. 351-6679 or 332-8427. 351-0774. 3-8-22 $ 19.50/month. Compact Wash* cempus. Quiet and peeceful femlly room, 2 5-8-24 refrigerator, $7.50/month. lake. 641-6601. 0-8-24 BUY NOW at end of summer MARSHALL MUSIC, on e '"Be back V8rd " PHONE 355-8259r couple only, call FORD FAIR LANE 1965 prices YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, 351-7830. C-9-8-24 347 Student Services Bldg. 2-door, air conditioning, BMW, RICKMAN. SHEP'S NEEDED ROOMMATE, after 5 PM 655 377a SHI reliable. $300. 489-4167. COMPACT REFRIGERATOR Twyckinghem. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 X-3-8-22 $7.50/month. Bleck end $78.60/month. Deposit. Own North Cedar, Holt. Just south ♦AUTOMOTIVE white TV $9.50/month. room. Mike, 337-0697. .of 1-96 overpass. Phone 3-8-22 Scooters & Cycles 694-6621. C-3-8-24 Color TV $19.50/month. Parts & Service MARSHALL MUSIC, 351-7830. C-1-8-20 120 South Heyford. 3 bedroom Aviation 1969 CL450 HONDA. Excellent FORD GALAXIE 500 - 1965, besement epertment, •EMPLOYMENT condition, low mileage. furnished. All •FOR RENT body fair, interior excellent, runs great. Belted tires, Phone 3-8-24 Steve, 332-2893. Apartments m partially utilities paid. No pets. 351-7497. 0-4-8-24 $140. Apartments automatic,$a25.JJ37-2858.58-22 Houses FORD ECONOLINE 300 1971 1971 SUZUKI TS185. Good SUBLEASE, GIRL for 2 man. 301 SOUTH HOLMES near Enjoy the "good- Rooms condition. Runs Strong. life" in the Excellent 47. Van. condition. September-June. Close. Cell Sparrow Hospital. Furnished, $2400. 332-5656. 3-8-20 $375. Phone 372-3980. •FOR SALE 351-0971. 5-8-24 3 room efficiency. All coming year. ■ 2-8-22 Animals utilities peid. No pets. $125. •Heated Pool | Mobile Homes GRAND TORINO 12,200 miles. 2-door, hard 1972; only 1970 C.B. 350cc HONDA. Very CASA East DEL SOL Apartments. Lensing neer Frandor. 351-7497. 0-4-8-24 •Ample Parking Nicely Furnlihea T .Jffgl •LOST & FOUND clean, new rear rim, chain. One bedroom, unfurnished, FALl I top with vinyl roof, lower ONE BEDROOM furnished LEASING FOR •PERSONAL brakes and steering, air Insurance, extras included. shag carpet, central air, no epertment, sharp, V4 block. •PEANUTS PERSONAL conditioning. Call 332-3189. $400. 322-6465. 4-8-24 ' LET'S HAMG AR3UNP -7MK children. Start at $170. After Availeble now or September lease 1 3-8-20 01X3HT TT> INTERESTING ! , 3p.m. Cell 351-9020 or 1, 15. 129 Gunson. Showings Eff. 4 140 mo. Si3oI •REAL ESTATE YAMAHA 1971 125 Enduro. 625-3294. 5-8-24 3:30 - 5:30 pm todey. 3-8-22 1 BR 2 BR $169 mo. «30mo. ${$!"*•■ •RECREATION GREMLIN X 1972. Like new. Very good condition. Many 351-3118 •SERVICE Low mileage, must sell. Call dirt bike extras. 3800 miles. $310. 332-3066. 3-8-22 TmSmsSSSm/m IST*/E. i*mm. mm. CRAMPED COLONIAL FOR Space? CO-OP. Try 2-3 MALE ROOMMATE for 2 man 745 Burcham n, Instruction 372-0336. 2-8-20 near campus. Call Walt bedroom, full basement. LAPEER; LOWER unfurnish, Typing Service collect, 313-642-2799. 3-8-22 GTO 1968 red convertible. HONDA 1970. 450 Scrambler - $ 1 1 8 -$1 26/month. •TRANSPORTATION •WANTED Sharp. Excellent shape. Good tires. 332-5755. 3-8-20 3600 actual miles. Excellent condition. $550. 351-3972. Employment j| [ Employment jjj Membership Phone 882-4176 $695-$780. Mondey - WOMEN - ONE block from 4/rooms; fireplace, basem $155. also furnished. SI45. Others. J 5/roc,™ 3-8-20 Friday, 2-6p.m. 3-8-24 cempus. Shore 3 or 4 girl epertment. Completely pets. Dodge Real Estst INTERNATIONAL 1953 HALF TYPIST FOR FALL, Part time GOOD PART - Time job. ••RATES'* furnished, utilities, end 482-5909. 4 8-24 tonner. Only 52,000 miles BRIDGESTONE 200, 1971 4-10 p.m., 3 nights a week. Evening work, including GIRL FOR 3 man. Fall only. 10 word minimum $350. Call all day Sunday 70 weekends. Girls preferred. $72.50. Near campus. perking included, $80. and performance shows it. w.p.m. Apply today YOUR OWN room. E Apply in 337-0703 before 3p.m. 349-9609 or 349-4842. New exhaust system, rebuilt after 6 PM week days. 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. 427% person Sterlite old ..... 0-8-8 -24 home, mostly furniM carborator, body needs work. 485-9634. 3-8-20 Albert St. W Drive-In, West US-27. 4-8-24 4-8-24 Utilities and telephone pii WORDS 663-7181. 2-8-20 MALE ROOMMATE needed $75. 372-7425. 4-8-24 YAMAHA 1972, 650cc, 2700 DEPENDABLE GIRL to work 4 NEED GIRL for 4 man. 1 3 5 UNIVERSITY CLUB is taking September 1 to split 2 MGA 1959 Koni's Pirelli's, spare miles. Excellent condition. hours/day at Tijuana Taco, Beginning September. $70. 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 drive train and body parts, 4/cycle. 351-1307. 3-8-20 1001 East Grand River. applications for waiters end waitress positions, available Call 351-4139 after 3:30p.m. bedroom, 2 baths. $107.50. GIRL bedroom WANTED to share | Call 393-8273 after 5. 4-8-24 apartment, restorable. $300. 351-6256. Come in between 2-4p.m. 3-8-20 now and fall term. Must heve room, should have a. 1972 HONDA 500-four. Brand 2-8-20 __3-8-20 new, 1973 title, sissy bar, 2 transportation. Apply in MARRIED STUDENTS, WILLI AMSTON UPSTAIRS 351-0256 after 5p.m. 4-8-2(1 person, 3435 Forest Road. 3.00 26.00 MUSTANG , 1972 by owner. helmets. Call 349-1464. SHORT ORDER cooks wented - FACULTY & MED. furnished apartment. Utilities 2-8-22 TWO MAN, one Sprint package, 16,000 miles. 6-8-24 day and night shifts. STUDENTS peid. Lady or gentleman. 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 Excellent condition, new Experience preferred. Apply 655-1177. 3-8-24 apartment. 140 Cedar Stnl HOUSFPARENTS NEEDED to Will 1 2 & 3 $160 $ 165; 133 Dum] DEADLINE tires, many extras. j in person only. THE DEPOT , , 1 P.M. one class day sacrifice for $2300. Call | Auto Service RESTAURANT, 1203 South supervise under residential COMMUNITY home bedroom apts. STUDENTS: NICELY $175. One block t( 332-8300. 0-7-8-24 before publication. 627-94281 after 4:30 p.m. Washington, Lansing. 4-8-24 MENTAL HEALTH. Phone some with study furnished, 3 rooms. Lansing 3-8-24 VW parts in stock at East. Utilities included. $145. ALL DEPENDABLE BABYSITTER 393-7477. 3-8-24 ONE BEDROOM apartmeJ Peanuts Personal ads wholesale prices 489-4167 efter 5PM. 2-8-22 Close to campus, I OLDSMOBILE 1965, needs for adorable 16 month old must be pre-paid. (approximately 20% off). WASH BOY - full or part time. Stoddard. 351-8238 mM Cancellations/ Corrections muffler. 10-speed, $125. Schwinn $60. 351-5448. CHEQUERED East FLAG, 2605 Kalamazoo Street, 1 girl Mondey, in our Okemos home. Tuesday, Apply KALAMAZOO STREET BODY SHOP, 2628 from J150 per mo. NEED starting ONE fall girl for term. house Close 3-8-22 12 noon one class day mile West 487-5055. C-8-24 of campus. Wednesday, Thursday 8AM - 4PM beginning September E. Kalamazoo Street, UNFURNISHED 332-0102. 3-8-24 Lansing. 4-8-24 before publications. OLDSMOBILE 1961, good 17th thru school year. No NEEDED MAN for round-town transportation. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 housekeeping, lunch children welcome Meadowbrook Trace The State News will be Must sell. $50. 351-7847. BABYSITTER WANTED: LARGE 6 Bedroom. Nm| East Kalamazoo Street since provided, must have own apartments. Own room, renovated, furnished, « 3-8-20 Afternoons, 12-6p.m. Own please no pets responsible only for the 1940. Complete auto transportation. No drinking, trensportetion. Phone , starting 9-15. 626-6239 close, parking. 484-9771 first day's incorrect painting and collision service. smoking, or visitors. Salary 351-6216. 3-8-20 8-3PM, 781-5983 4-8PM. 0-5-8-24 insertion. OLDSMOBILE DELMONTE. 1968 Excellent 485-0256. C-8-24 $40 a week. Prefer wife of married student. For BUS DRIVERS, Lansing school KNOB HILL 3-8-24 FEMALE STUDENT r are due 7 days from condition. Clean EAST LANSING. NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA interview phone 349-9341 district needs school bus Edgewood room in house for fall.CI 50* i; e charge will inside/outside. $750 or best offer. Call Meng, 355-7918 Repair and service, independent shop, factory 2-8-20 drivers. Minimum 4 hours per day (morning and afternoon). APARTMENTS studio apartments for 1 or^. Across campus. Fall leases. Call Mary, 349-9314. 12-2PM, 5-7PM. 3-8-24 trained. G.T. MOTORS, 816 NEED TWO topless shoe shine Must possess good driving Call 332-6130, 6-8PM. 3-8-24 MEN TO share house beginiill East Howe, Lensing. girls and one nude record and able to pass September 15. $50 pi OPAL WAGON 1970. Radio, LOVELY 485-6815. 11-8-24 photography art model girl. physical. Phone 489-5719. 2-4 BEDROOM utilities. 9 month I automatic, excellent Call for appoi 1-8-20 house. 10 minutes to campus. 1-623-6949 5-8-24 condition. 353-6848 before METRIC MOTORS VW repair. 489-8020. 4-8-24 1 240 South Clemens. - Hours 3p.m. or after 6p.m. 5-8-20 WAITRESS WANTED: Good Okemos Road and 1-96. $200-$250 plus utilities. WANTED: U P-STAIlf 349-1929. C-8-24 STUDENT WANTED for pay, good tips. Meals 12 noon - 6 pm 349-3605. 0-3-8-24 apartment i PONTIAC CATALINA 1967. deliveries, 25 hours per week furnished. Apply F. W. $80-$ 100. Call John cc AUTO AIR conditioner used New muffler, excellent minimum. Afternoons and WOOLWORTH COMPANY, ALBERT STREET Large 419-423-2052. 5-8-24 one season. $75. 351-4360 Frandor. 3-8-20 condition. $450. 355-3057 Saturdays. Apply THE 2/bedroom, furnished. One after 5p.m. 3-8-20 after 1p.m. 3-8-24 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East LbCATED block from campus. ROOMS FOR i Grand River. C-5-8-24 SUMMER POSITIONS, full end 332-8977 or 351-6676. CHEVROLET 1968 Biscayne LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years V* MILE NORTH house, one SCOUT INTERNATIONAL part time, excellent selary , 3-8-24 cempus. Ca stationwagon. Very clean. 1971. 4WD, 6 cyclinder. experience in all types of SECRETARY WITH level. Automobile required. OF JOLLY RD. ON Good engine. 655-3720. 17,000 miles. - Excellent. flight training. Approved for bookkeeping experience. 35 351-5800. C-5-8-24 OKEMOS ROAD between 5-7p.m. 2-8-20 | CLEMENS NORTH 517. 3 3-8-24 veterens. FRANCIS 351-7799.4-8-24 hours/week. Prefer person rooms, 1 bedroom. Partially AVIATION, Airport Roed. who will be in area at least 2 SUMMER/FALL employment. APARTMENT EAST Lansing. furnished. Graduate couple EAST LANSING. Family 3/bedroom house. Pined onj CHEVROLET 1967 2/door, TRIUMPH Call 484-1324. C-8-24 Call - TR6, 1972. Red years. NEJAC, INC. Waitresses, clerks, bus boys. preferred. Parking, seperate V-8, excellent condition, Large 4/man. Short walk to area. Year lease. with roll-bar. Excellent 337-1309 for appointment. Contect Mr. Ray Fisher, newly painted, real sharp. campus. Gas, heet, end water entrance and basement. $130 351-5076 after 5 p.m. $600. 882-8436. 3-8-24 condition. 25,000 miles. $3,350. 332-5617. 3-8-24 Employment it C-5-8-24 Boyne Boyne < Mountain Fells Michigen. Lodge. included. $320 per month. plus utilities. Call 484-7253. 3-8-24 WAITR ESS WANTED 5-8-10 351-9036, 8-5 weekdays. HOUSEMATE(S) NEEDED | CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1968 - 4-8-24 furnished house. 15 mi 4 VAN 1969 INTERNATIONAL immediately. Will train, need from campus. $82.50/m< door, full power, vinyl top. SUMMER POSITIONS, full end ACROSS FROM Brody 2 Metro for capable person. Good pay, $800 or best offer. 393-1188 - good part time, excellent salary other benefits. Apply In NUDE MODELS needed to LARGE 2,3, or 4 man rooms, utilities paid. Couple or single. 882-38 after 5:30 PM. 3-8-20 traveling/camping. V-8 level. Automobile required. work. Open 11 em to 2 am. apartment. Furnished, near References. $120. September 3-8-20 automatic, 12' body, walk-in person, DAGWOOD'S, 2803 351-5800. C-8-24 Call for interview, 489-1215. campus. Starting at $180 per 1. 489-2681. 3-8-24 type. $495. Call International East Kalamazoo. 5-8-24 CUTLASS SUPREME 1973, month. 332-3680, 351-7764. ON HAGADORN • Spw black on black, equipped, Harvester, 487-5908. 3-8-22 SALES HELP needed in sales 4-8-24 124 CFDAR Street. One block 3/bedroom, $280 P If] HELP WANTED for custom excellent condition. Call after VW BUS 1964. Gas heater, and gifts department. Full or picture framing department n, from campus. 2 man utilities. Summer ratesuj 5PM, 372-4283. 4-8-24 pert time (experienced EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. furnished, $165. Start September 15. 337-2 - 133 Collingwood • ...and we keep it that way 18 Lacuna 21 Garden'""I CALL 351-7910 V fate J ,3 compaHfl- e* MANAGEMENT OF 731 Apartm 24 RepuilifB 25 Ex-d r 27 Associi'J 1 ¥ 'I HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT forgotten after the rent 32 TAitchmi 1 Quick fix-it 44 MICHIGAN - CAST \J payment each month. We take a great deal of pride In seeing each person receives plush furnishings and dishwasher. There's even a pool to cool off In on _ * Air conditioned • Unlimited Parking the service he expects. This those hot days ahead. See Vfe: means well-kept grounds "731" today and spend the 'Dishwashers *N«w Furniture and excellently maintained next 1 year In sheer luxury. •Shag Carpeting -Model Open Daily 2771 Northwind Call 361-8282 $70 per man (3 mi i occupancy) (Behind the Yankee Store) 731 Burcliam Dr. 351-7212 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 20, 1973 9 Mobile Homes IS UNITS QUERY AMERICANS 3558255 STUDENT 355 82551 1970 COACHMAN 12x65, SEKyiCE pnyscToiyy Social climate 2/bedrooms, 2 baths, separate utility room. 313-634-9859. 4-8-22 RICHARDSON 10x50 1963. GET AWAY FROM 2/badroom, By ROBERT REINHOLD They are part of a broad as personal income and new carpeting IfI YOUR PAD FOR and furnace. $2195. New York Times and growing effort to Part One of Two-Part Series gross national product — |U SUMMERI CALL 351-0160, 339-2175. 5-8-20 WASHINGTON - monitor changes in the have given a badly distorted J COLLEGE TRAVEL social climate with statistics issued regularly for so long picture of the national Sometime this month, a is gaining momentum. 351 6010 Catering to MSU for welfare. for tickets & arrangements Weddings, Parties and Banquets call 349 9500 | Lost & Found jjC^j stranger from the federal government may knock on called "social indicators." This is being done in the Perhaps newspapers will Per capita gross national your door and politely ask belief that economic never publish a Dow-Jones product has nearly doubled to speak with you, your indicators alone are not index showing daily since 1945, but it is plain FIND SOMETHING? BUD'S WASHDAY SAVINGS sufficient to fluctuations in the "quality that Americans have not 25c PER LOAD DR. D. M. DEAN If you've found a pat or article wife and children over 12. If gauge the nation's well being. of life." But some social doubled their happiness. Auto Parts Inc. JHE BEST FOR LESS OPTOMETRIST of valua, we want to help you you let him in, he will ask - WENDROW'S return it. Just come into the scientists — like Daniel Bell The rise in affluence has ate Model Motors and VISION CARE questions like this: In government bureaus, ECONOWASH State News Classified "In the last six months, of Harvard and Bertram A. been paralleled by a CONTACT LENS private organizations and parts a speciality. SPECIAL TEXAS Department and tell us that did anyone beat you up, universities, social scientists Gross of Wayne State — comparable rise in racial WASHER 50c SERVICES you want to place an ad in Inaifway between Holt and ■ 3006 VINE ST. 210 ABBOTT RD. 332-6563 EAST LANSING STATE attack you or hit you with are trying to measure have urged a system of unrest, youthful dissidence, 694 2154 national "social accounts" 7 f m toll p. 1 blk W, o I S, jrj something, such as a rockor almost every facet of human durg abuse, urban decay and BANK'S found column, as a public service EAST bottle? Did anyone take behavior and feelings. They to provide a social "balance pollution. THE ALOHA sheet" to judge the National income r# eyes examined LANSING STATE BANK something directly from want to know how healthy gains INEXPENSIVE, and costs of social and «glasses will run the ad at no extra you by using force, such as statistics, writes Mancur ffCSkUN USUAL t cost to you. by a stickup, mugging or we are, now alienated, how economic change. Olson of the University of | • CONTACT LENS W2!g&FABRICS A S Y - CA R E FOR EAST LANSING threat?" happy, how prejudiced, how fulfilled in life. They want While many consider this Maryland, "leave out most Collins, Optometi.s STATE BANK unfeasible, there is of the things that make life , \SOSmba CK - TO Questions like this, to know how we use our a Ico-Optical Services SCHOOL DA YS C-8-24 probing into the everyday leisure time, how often we growing consensus that new worth living. They leave out 1,18 S. Logan 393-423. 255^^^3510911 LOST: OLD Hamilton lives and attitudes of are mugged, how well our social barometers are the learning of our children, Americans, needed to help officials the quality of our culture, wristwatch around MSU are being asked in children learn, how much University Club. Wide tan hundreds of thousands of understand what people the advances of our science, trust we place in our leaders For Sale the compatibility of our band. Keepsake from households every year by a — and why. really need and want when grandfather. Please helpl variety of organizations, it comes to shaping policies families, the liberties and Rewardl 35 1-4892, such as the L aw They are doing this in the nation. Already, for democratic processes we GUNS, RIFLES and handguns SEWING MACHINE clearance 355-5119. 3-8-20 because they feel that in cherish." ) women needed; Share Enforcement Assistance example, the city fathers of duplex. $67.50 of all kinds. Buy, trade and sale! Brand new portable, decades of obsession with San Social indicators have in FOUND: EYEGLASSES Morrill Administration, the Diego are planning Including utilities. 332-6420. sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, $49.95, $5 per month. Large redoubling economic been defined broadly as 2412 South Cedar. Call selection of Hall on Monday, August 6th. National Opinion Research police and other services reconditioned 371 2244. 0-8-24 used machines. Phone 351-7488. C-3-8-20 Center in Chicago and the growth,the nation has lost with the aid of social periodically gathered Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Home University of Michigan. sight of what is really patterns detected by the statistics "that measure and "many others." $19.95 FOUND: SMALL brown pouch worthwhile; in life. The Urban Observatory of San changes in significant MARANTZ 1060 AR turntable to $39.95. Terms. behind museum. Identify Service question of what should be Diego. aspects of a society" by Empire cartridge. Sony 366 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING contents. 355-1533 nights, measured and how such The social indicators Robert Parke and Eleanor MqM AND Board at Sorority reel to reel stereo tape deck. COMPANY. 1115 North 353-5187 afternoons. information should be "movement," as its Bernet Sheldon of the lf0r fall No singles. Call Sony TC 8W 8 track Washington. 489-6448. C-3-8-22 FOR QUALITY service on used remains a matter of proponents often call it, has Social Science Research B332-0851 or 332-3457. cartridge recorder. Speed C-8-24 intense debate. But the been spurred by a growing Council. The council K1-8-24 graphic 4x5 press PETRI FT SLR camera. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Personal / stereo equipment, see the STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East concept of producing realization that the recently established the camera. Grand River. C-8-24 periodic social reports traditional economic center for coordination of ■n close to MSU. Clean, Poloroids, lenses, movie Tanks, canisters, and research social • comparable to the economic indicators that have long on Tquiet rooms. Cooking. Phone cameras, projectors, camera uprights. Guaranteed 1 full $7.88 and up. DENNIS TV AND stereo rentals. $23 SKY-HIGH Tree Service. reports that have been guided policymakers — such indicators. !6. 0-8-24 accessories, TV sets, TV test year. term/$9.50 month. Free, equipment. Typewriters, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, same day delivery and Professional work, low rates, ■|ET ROOM for male student. clocks, radios, wall tapestries. 316 North Cedar, opposite service. Call NEJAC, fully insured. Free estimates. ^11% Grand River across 1,000 used 8-track tapes, $1. City Market. C-8-24 337-1300. C-8-24 351-2756. 5-8-24 . m #51-6629. 5-8-20 Union. $48 per month. up. 1500 used stereo albums, 50c WILCOX KLH SPEAKERS and receiver. PREGNANT? WE understand. Nixon's statements evaluated | up. SECONDHAND Good shape, good price. Call us. PREGNANCY Typing Service Jo GIRLS to share house. $5. STEREOLAND, 509 East 355 6544. 3-8-20 COUNSELING. 372-1560. Bach plus little domestic Michigan, Lansing. Phone C-8-24 k. 332-5977. 4-8-24 485 -4391. 8-5:30p.m. FASHIONABLE CLOTHES - COMPLETE THESES (continued from page 1) the special investigations unit at the White Monday Saturday. Ladies, 10/12. Men's 32/34. FREE. A lesson in SERVICE. Discount printing. investigation and stay out of national House, was to be questioned by the U.S. Iad STUDENT needs room, BankAmericard, Master Girl's 6. 337-2521. 3-8-20 complexion care. Call IBM typing and binding of security matters. Attorney, I directed Asst. Atty. Gen. ■ lose. $50-$60. 332-8429 Charge, trades, layaways. 484-4519 East Michigan or theses, resumes, publications. Peterson to pursue every issue involving DRUMS "On April 25, Atty. Gen. (Richard G.) Jfter 6PM. 4-8-24 C-8-24 $175. 5/piece. Call Bob Must sell. 482-7338. 485-7197 Lansing Mall. Across from campus, corner Watergate but to confine his investigation MERLE NORMAN MAC and Grand River, below Kleindienst came to me and urged that the to Watergate and related matters and to M AND Board in exchange 2-8-20 LUGGAGE RACK and ladder COSMETICS STUDIOS. Jones Stationery Shop. Call fact of the break - in should be disclosed to stay out of national security matters. r light housekeeping. for VW Van, double bed and C-8-24 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, the court, despite the fact that, since no ■371-3431. 3-8-24 MAYTAG PORTA-PAIR, springs, Sony tape recorder, 337-1666. C-11-8-24 washer and dryer. 2 years evidence had been obtained, the law did Clear evidence Solex Motor bicycle, BOARD EXAM TUTORING ■ LS TWO rooms in big old. $150. 353-9102. 3-8-22 KAPLAN TUTORING TYPING ELECTRIC machine. not clearly require it. I concurred, and Subsequently, on April 25, 1973, Atty. Champion juicer, carpet, etc. - house near campus. COURSES authorized him to report the break - in to Gen. Kleindienst informed me that because 882-1087. 3-8-20 now being formed 132-5497, 3-6PM. 3-8-24 C. ITOH men's 10-speed, 1 year for the coming LSAT, Judge Byrne." the government had clear evidence that Mr. DYNACO AMP and pre-amp. old. $80. Call Jan before MCAT, DAT Board exams. Hunt was involved in the break - in of the IlE STUDENT. Clean, Empire 8400 speakers. Sansui 5PM. 355-6640. 3-8-22 For information call President reluctant office of the psychiatrist who had treated furnished, quiet, near, 4 channel synthesizer. 313-354-0085. 0-8-24 TERM PAPERS with IBM Though Nixon did not say so. Mr. Ellsberg, he, the Attorney General, sonable. Free parking. 332-5656. 3-8-20 |32 3094. 2-8-22 [ ♦ Anima,s U tflJlM I flH Il' iH • FOR YOUR health needs; the Selectric. Phone after 5 p.m. 351-7824. B-11-8-24 Kleindienst told the Senate Watergate Committee that the President had been believed that despite that fact that no evidence had been obtained from Hunt's complete pharmacy reluctant to provide the information. i©sreEr£ I LEASING summer and GULLIVER STATE DRUGS. acts, a report should nevertheless be made IRISH SETTER puppies. 18 ANN BROWN Typing and Kleindienst said he threatened to resign if I. Single rooms $15. and C-3-8-24 to the court trying the Ellsberg case. I weeks, 1st shot and wormed. multilith offset printing. ) weekly. Office hours: Nixon persisted in an act which the earth cruising rrachines Mother and Father good Complete service for concurred, and directed that the londay, Tuesay, Thursday, attorney general considered an illegal |:30-5p.m. Call 351-4495. BEST VALUES hunters. 589-8813. 3-8-22 Call Leslie Real Estate j[|®j dissertations, manuscripts, general typing, theses, suppression of evidence. information be transmitted to Judge Byrne immediately." |-8-24 IBM. 23 years experience. CHECK LABRADOR RETRIEVER BEDROOM Ranch, 349-0850. C-8-24 When Judge Matt Byrne received the To be sure, Nixon did not say May 22 l-RIDGE - 2 women needed THREE information, he dismissed all charges when he first learned of the Fielding break US OUT puppies. 6 weeks, AKC, Brick and Aluminum. 1430 ■0 share large, airy house Tvith piano. 351-8558. yellow. $75. Call 655-1791. square feet, built in 1968. PROFESSIONAL IBM typing against Ellsberg, who had been accused of - in. But he dearly implied it was sometime VELOCIPEDE 4-8-24 Family room with fireplace, (Pica-Elite). 11 years theft and security violations in connection close to April 25, the day the judge was PEDDLER carpeted throughout, all experience. SANDI, with the Pentagon Papers. informed. draped, range, dishwasher, 339-8934. C-8-24 ' p MALE Grads needed to 541 E. Grand River No accusation ; house near Frandor. 17' refrigerator/freezer. Full In his statement Wednesday. Nixon itairs 351-7240 |89 46 28 ; 485-9820. 5-8-24 ^Downsl basement, partially finished PROFESSIONAL IBM quoted accurately and completely the No one can accuse Nixon of lying in this ZENITH PORTABLE Stereo 1971 DETROITER 12'x60' for rumpus room, 2-car dissertation typing. MA sentence from the May 22 statement but matter. But it appears clear that the VI WITHOUT board. 1122 expando, 2 bedroom, shirted, garage, 70 feet of frontage. English degree. MARTY the quoted passage was from a one - page needs repair, $30 or best portion of the truth he chose to sell was Bickory Street. $60/month. shed. Take Assume existing FHA NORTH 351-3487. C-8-24 payments. summary of an eight - page document. over ■bone 487-0867. 3-8-22 offer. Pam, 332-6448. 3-8-24 mortgage or will refinance carefully selected to show his activities in Call 485-9587.5-8-24 - the best possible light. for only $1850 down. Call EXPERIENCED TYPIST, WHY PAY More? Eye glasses, Nixon's description |IALES ROOM in quiet 351-7435 after 5:30 if Okemos. IBM 'Selectric. Call frames at large savings. 12x44' CRANBROOK Nixon's description, in the longer May In both statements, Nixon said he did se starting fall. Sublease, MOBILE home. 1968, 2 weekdays. 3-8-24 349-1773 evenings and 332 3655 after 5:30 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 weekends. 373-6726 22 statement, of how he learned of the not approve the burglary of the bedrooms, furnished. $2,700. East Michigan, Lansing. Call 351-7432. HOME BY owner. 2 story, 4 weekdays. 4-8-24 Ellsberg burglary gives no hint that he psychiatrist's office. Fired presidential 372-7409. C-3-8-24 5-8_24_ bedrooms. Family room, knew of the act in March. counsel John W. Dean III told the Senate W MUST SELL: almost new Sears ACTIVE . 12x65, 3 years old, 10x10 shed, air conditioned, basement, baths, 2 car garage. fireplace, 154 Walking EXPERIENCED IBM Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). typing. "I considered it my responsibility to see that the Watergate investigation did not committee that Krogh had told him authorization of the break - in had come box spring/mattress/frame, antenna, much morel distance MSU. Mortgage $80. Other furniture also for rotor FAYANN, 489-0358. C-8-24 impinge adversely upon the national directly from Nixon. Krogh has made no Beautiful condition, walk to transferable. Consider land such statement in public. The conflict is fEER COMPLETE Stereo sale. Don, 339-9734. 1-8-20 campus. First $4,000. Phone contract. Call 351-8910. security area," he said May 22. "For and records, 351-3567 or 484-2266. 3-8-24 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, example, on April 18, 1973, when I just one of several instances in which the ■arranty. Great buy. Call CAR STEREO Tape. FM Okemos. Electric typewriter. learned that Mr. Hunt, a former member of issue is one of Nixon's word against Dean's. X-3-8-24 *27-9610 after 3. 3-8-20 Call 349-1773 evenings and mutliplex. $55. Call Al. IDEAL POST- Doctorate or 351-1209. 1-8-20 weekends. 373-6726 EAST LANSING, Marlette, Grad family home. Clean and weekdays. 0-6-8-24 p SEASON MSU tickets "Series 8'x30', 1/bedroom, all colorful. 4/bedroom, 2 baths, Montana forest lands ordered shut Lecture Concert, MARTIN 12-String guitar, $395 kitchen. 1'/4miles from furnished and carpeted, on new fto No Nanette," etc. $40. firm. Before I change my lot. $800. Call 482-5436. campus. $17,500. 214 North THESES, RESUMES, typing f3 3246. 4-8-24 mind. 484-5635. 3-8-24 3-8-24 Fairview, Lansing, 371-2254. and printing. Reasonable 5-8-24 prices. COMMERCIAL i PRINTING. 337-0712. KENMORE Also out of control Portable RALEIGH GRAND Prix - 21 Vi", s T A~r""i Ox 55 , 19 64. C-8-24 (continued from page 1) standing by in the state were ja8her- W5. Youth Excellent condition, excellent condition. One year 2/bed rooms, seperate. HOLT - 2 bedrooms, 1V4 car Friday waiting to be called to an 8,000-acre fire in bed/mattress, old, $95. Also Schwinn Dinette. Excellent condition, garage. Near schools, duties in that state to battle Idaho and Montana. Kootenai national Forest in BO. 355-8042. 3-8-22 pump. 332-6911. 4-8-24 shopping and c,ose 351.596o. 2-8-22 center, Transportation a 12,000-acre blaze in the mountainous northwestern churches. 694-9213. 3-8-20 Montana and two blazes Stanislaus National Forest Ron McKibbin, forest 1800' sq. GEODESIC DOME east of Columbia, Calif. fire supervisor for the Dept. covering a total of 5,450 I NEED a ride to Georgia after acres in northern Idaho's Home near Torch Lake. Call of Natural Resources, said August 30. Call after 5PM, A total of 41 Nez Perce National Forest. Jeff 351-5406.3-8-22 675-5577. 3-8-20 Michigan men frm Maine, men have been sent to Forest service officials Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, FACULTY - ATTENTION. One battle the raging front of Minnesota and said 870 men were still on Grand River, 165' WILL GIVE a ride to Florida, Michigan acre on forest fires throughout the have been recruited as part the fire lines in Oregon after water frontage, 3/bedroom August 22 or 23. Call 351-1786. 2-8-20 Northwest and 60 men were of a 3,000-man crew of U.S. a 7,500-acre blaze was ranch, large fireplace, bath and a half, oil not water Forest Service people who brought under control early baseboard heat, attached 2 DRIVING TO Denver, are fighting the fires in Sunday in Mt. Hoos Colorado-Seattle, National Forest. car garage, near Dimondale. Idaho, Montana and For sale by widow. Phone Washington. Leaving August A 5,750-acre fire which Oregon. 646-2511. 5-8-24 20 or 21st. Room for one destroyed eight buildings rider, male or female. Call Rangers, foresters and Friday in La Grands, Ore. 17 ACRES OPPOSITE golf Joe Walker - (313-685-3546) technicians from the was contained, but course. Five miles to MSU, Milford, Michigan. 3-8-20 What's Happening must be received in the State News Baldwin, Cadillac, Tawas firefighters predicted that Mason area. Terms. Owner. 676-5892. 3-8-20 office, 341 Student Services and Alpena districts have rough terrain and dense Bldg. by t p.m. at least two class forests would keep them days before publication. No joined other crews from the U.S. Forest offices and are from bringing the blaze PAST TONY COATS announcements will be accepted by phone. being channeled through the under control before ON GRAND RIVER DON'T FORGET blood comes Boise, Inaho inter-agency Tuesday. A fire near Joseph, FLIGHTS TO only from people. MENSA, A round - table office to various fronts. Ore. in Wallowa-Whitman Europe. New j, mPUs Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for LL. These York Frankfurt, return Professional donors organization of intelligent students, profs and others are National Forest was mostly spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, from $175. Anne Munnich, compensated. MICHIGAN A 4,000-acre blaze also contained at 1,200 acres. ?? Fate .„^R°mfortable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal, central heating and air 355-7846, 5-7PM. 0-8-24 COMMUNITY BLOOD was threatening Yosemite Federal uisaster funds onditioning. and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: National Forest and have been approved for I nit and include Monday, Thursday and the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. LAKE MICHIGAN? Cedar The MSU College of Human hydroelectric facilities at losses in Oregon resulting Friday 9-4:30p.m., Tuesday | foughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from Pointe? We have a way of and Wednesday 12-6:30p.m. Medicine will hold a free Cherry Reservoir, which from the Mt. Hood and La getting you there. Camper, immunization clinic from 10 Vmpus' We also have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you C-8-24 a.m. until 2 p.m. Satruday at the provides the main source of Grande fires. trailer rentals, by day, power for San Francisco. it!» t0 be amon9 the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units weekends, or week. SENSITIVE MALE STUDENT Church of God in Christ, corner Other fires closed Per month per man on a 9 month lease in the fall. SPECIAL 12 of St. Joseph and Logan Streets too 'i! HANDY'S, 1905 West 27 seeks female companion in Lansing. California's Highway 50, HNPrv>> rates available. Roommate service provided. FOR RENTAL Saginaw. 489-5080. C-3-8-24 22 to 28 to enjoy outdoors forced the evacuation of one I ORMATION CALL 349-3530. The second annual Ingham companionship. Write P.O. small community and All STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. GET MORE out better of life with a job. Look for it today Box 1205, East Lansing, Michigan. Include phone County Probate Court Parent Picnic will be held from Foster threatened two other towns, tifo? 355-1826 1:30 p.m. to dusk Saturday at IHOi in the Employment Ads. number. 3-8-22 the East Lansing Park. authorities said. 1 £) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 2n |9?3 I 5 LOCATIONS WITH *7.50 PURCHASE-SAVE.. WITH 47.SO PURCHASE-SAVE... ITS $ ■ s2i0w.saginaw ! 2825e.gr. river dr I NUN ANEW label., fresher than ever" COUNTRY FRESM-small or large curd TENDER KRUST WHITE 3301 e.michigan I n COTTAGE 69f 2» 930 w. holmes, "WAREHOUSE1 , k AMD 15487 w north east st i BREAD moiw loaves CHEESE Ifcoz. wr. ctn. Economy Market P*IC£S EFFECTIVE THtUSAT.AU6.2S ■ ! LIMIT 3 p£R COUPON, £XCLUD/NG SEEK W'NE. CIGARETTES AND CASH LIMIT I- PER COUPOv, EXCiUD^r BEER. WlN£. 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