the michigan Volume 66 Number 26 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 22, 1973 Agnew criticizes Justice Dept. leaks WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice investigation' so frequently quoted -esident Spiro T. Agnew accused were indeed just that — persons grand jury nnamed Justice Dept. officials involved in the deliberations." investigatory process," Richardson said any Justice Dept. uesday of "a clear and outrageous Agnew said in an eight - minute Saying again that he had nothing to ffort- to indict him through a statement made employe found responsible would be hide and was innocent of the personally to ampaign of smear publicity. The newsmen and carried on radio and subject to "appropriate disciplinary allegations of wrongdoing, Agnew said justice Dept. said it shares Agnew's television. action." he did not blame the news media oncern and is investigating. for the distribution of the stories Within hours, Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Without naming the publication, Agnew, under investigation by a about the progress of the investigation. Richardson issued a three Agnew specifically mentioned an ederal grand jury in Baltimore in - paragraph article about the "I cannot fault you for publishing onnection with allegations of statement in which he said "that investigation in this information given you by informants every week's Time reasonable step is magazine headlines, ickbacks an(j political corruption, being taken to assure within the Dept. of Justice," he said. Ljd he had expected the Justice Dept. that the Justice Dept. has not been "Heading Toward an Indictment?" "The blame must rest with those and will not be the source of Portions of the article were who keep silent about the probe until it such reported give this information to the press." is completed. publicity." by news services. Bui leaks to the press, attributed, Agnew noted that last "I can only assume from this Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson denied Sunday, said, to sources close to the Richardson said he shares Agnew's account that some Justice that any leaks had !Vestigation, have continued unabated concern about unfair and inaccurate officials have decided to indict Dept. come from the We the investigation was disclosed in me in Jusice Dept. and indicated publicity, called on the news media to the press whether or not he would |y August. show restraint in the evidence investigate any suggestion that the reporting the supports their position," the vice department had "1 regret to say that it has become Baltimore been the source of investigation and said that, president said. "This is a clear and news ear that the 'sources close to the at this stories. point, there is no firm basis for outrageous effort to influence the (continued on page 11) Y CHANGE FINE SYSTEM Board to review By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer If approved, the will establish a standard parking ordinances $4 fine for parking rules said when contacted Tuesday. a vehicle," Massoglia said. "Now why A change in the campus parking Massoglia has been part of an effort can't rules just read that all students students, faculty and staff for regular that for two and a half years has been jnance which would standardize may be permitted to have a vehicle at parking violations and a $10 fine for trying to get the graduated fine system school?" rking fines for students, faculty and parking in a tow away zone. -ff will be considered by the board The present changed. Robert W. Bissell, records manager regulations call for The proposed changed ordinances for the MSU Dept. of Public trustees at its special meeting graduated fines for student parking Safety, were written and submitted to the said there are two main reasons night. violations with the first ticket administration why 1 The proposed change is just one of a student costing from the All freshmen are not allowed to have cars $2, the second $4, the third University Traffic Committee. on any items that will be considered $6, the fourth $8 and each succeeding campus. ong with the University's proposed Despite the changes in the fine "The first is an academic reason. It violation after the fourth costing a system, Massoglia said he still is not is felt that having a car on udget — the major topic of student $25. campus happy with all sections of the would interfere with a freshman's nsideration and cial the cause meeting at 8 p.m. today in the for the "These changes look a lot better than what we've got now," Charles proposed changes. academic studying. Hits le "For example, the "The second is we ain't got the ellogg Center Lincoln Room. Massoglia, head of ASMSU legal aid, changes would Vice President Spiro T. Agnew reads still prohibit a freshman from a statement to newsmen owning Bissel said the rule Tuesday in the Executive Office Building. He expressed outrage prohibiting at leaks he said have come from the freshmen from owning cars on campus Justice Dept. in the last two has been effect ever since he weeks concerning the probe of rustees expected to approve working in the department 22 ago. began years payoffs. alleged Maryland political AP Wirephoto Massoglia also said that the new fine roposed health care policy system, if approved Possible raises a plo question of retroactivity. "It's been suggested that if a student received a ticket for more than By JOHN LINDSTROM And despite the emotionalism that Thompson said. "I think that it's a $4 he should receive a refund," State News Staff Writer abortion generates, kill indications are For several months every sector of e campus community has debated that the board will approve the unanimously, possibly with little policy or no fair, policy." open Merriman and said straight that - forward Massoglia said. "But to be how that's going implemented I don't know.' to Nixon as he has ! question of whether abortions debate. studied the ould be made available at the "It'll be passed," Trustee Aubrey report he considers it / " N NEW ORLEANS, LA. - Federal •A possible conspiracy by "all right." agents and local perhaps diversity Health Center. Radcliffe, R-East Lansing, said. "I "There were several resolutions lusidf II I'llncsilii v police pressed an several persons to kill the President underlying this question has don't think there will be much talked about to add to this investigation into a "possible during his New Orleans visit. in basic bickering because I don't think it's policy, but conspiracy" to assassinate President •A threat against the President even more one which they would would have by narrowed it," Nixon, while officials conducted a ks: "Should a physician have the that much of an issue." Merriman said. "This is •Council candidates report former New Orleans policeman Edwin ht to determine what health care is "I think that the program and a very broad manhunt in New Mexico for a Michael Gaudet, who policy and takes into expenses. Page 3 suspect apparently was account the "t for his patient?" policy the Health Care Authority has apparently involved in a separate chased into the hills after a gun battle This is a question the board of come up with is an excellent concerns and interests of many •Bagels baked better. Page threat on Nixon's life. near Taos, N.M., policy," different groups. This policy is as 9 Monday when police stees will deal with when Radcliffe continued. Both incidents grew out of Nixon's discovered that he was there rather they general enough as we need." nsider a proposed •MSU parachuters visit here Monday before a Veterans of than in New Orleans. A federal policy statement Though the State News was unable Dr. Joseph Patterson, director of ating to health care tonight at its 8 to reach all the plummet. Photo story page 6 Foreign Wars convention and caused warrant was issued for his arrest. eight trustees Tuesday four Health Care Authority, said cancellation of The Secret Service was m. special a Presidential reported to meeting in the Kellogg board members did indicate they Tuesday that the policy proposed is motorcade through the downtown nter, Lincoln Room. have asked Gaudet's cousin in New would vote for the proposed the first time any guidelines have been policy, area. Orleans to go to New Mexico and If the board approves the policy by including two trustees generally written concerning health care on Pleasant day to try plication, it would allow a considered to be the most conservative An air of persuade him to surrender. campus. mystery surrounded the Gaudet was accused in a federal ysician, if he feels that such members of the board: Frank The policy basically says that the Fair affair as Secret Service and local atment is warranted, to prescribe an with a high in the police warrant of making a threat Merriman, R-Deckerville, and Kenneth physician has the right to be the final officials were tight - lipped about what against rtion for his patient which could mid-70s. Nixon in a New Orleans business Thompson, R-East Lansing. judge of the proper and best health they were doing. performed at the health center. It appeared that establishment last Wednesday, "I favor this policy's adoption," two (continued on page 11) separate (continued on matters were involved: page 11) UTARY, ECONOMIC Teamsters Cambodia invalidate continuation farm pacts FROM THl ASSOCIATED VRliSS WASHINGTON (AP) - Cambodia "In coming weeks and certainly in Pealed WASHINGTON - The Teamsters Tuesday to the United States the coming months a new attempt will continuation of $180 million to be made to conquer Phnom Penh," Tuesday apparently abandoned their 0 million attempt to take over California grape in military and economic they said. while grower contracts from Cesar Chavez indicating it would request a Col. Am Rong, chief spokesman for and his AFL-CIO United Farm umption in the the Cambodian military command, bombing raids if Workers. Vietnam steps up its support of reported a calm day with two truck 'gent forces. "The International Brotherhood of convoys arriving unmolested in Phnom Teamsters and its affiliates have no Penh. One was from the rice-rich area The plea for interest in organizing your employes in ter aid, in an "open around Barrambang, the other from to and around Delano. Calif.," Teamsters Congress and the American the sea coast. P'e, was couched primarily in President Frank Fitzsimrnons said in a s °f "a letter to the 30 growers who moral obligation" for Field reports said a light skirmish signed mbodia's resistance to North broke out Teamsters' contracts since Aug 9. "amese troops that used Cambodia on Highway 30, nine miles 4 southeast of the capital, where at least staging ground for combat with three Fitzsimrnons said the collective government soldiers were wees in South bargaining agreements are invalid. Vietnam. wounded in a push to take a bridge. Ambassador Um Sim told Am Rong said government The announcement followed several ^at if Cambodia had fallen offensive operations were under way days of face-to-face talks between Fitzsimrnons and AFL-CIO President it f. Kohmer States ft°u8e insurgents, "the around Phnom Penh and in the would have suffered a beleaguered provincial capital of George Meany. °re casualties in Vietnam." Kompong Cham, 47 miles to the Chavez stalked from a meeting th6 Aug. ™ a3" for 15 continued aid was tied northeast. He said many Aug.10 between high-level cutoff of U.S. bombing reinforcements had been moved into der act of representatives of the Teamsters and Congress Lompong Cham, the site of the most AFL-CIO in Burlingame. Calif., after A^ed whether Cambodia could recent North Vietnamese and Khmer Rouge pressure, but refused to give Seeks aid continuation learning that the Teamsters had signed a^!uW't,l0Ut American air support exact figures. contracts with the 30 Delano-area r?nrafador said: "We believe and While minimal ground fighting was growers. He charged his union had ,. ""dent our government will be Ambassador Um Sim tells newsmen in been "stabbed in the back." im«SU1r1v' ve-1* 's °ot as desperate as reported in and around Kompong Washington Tuesday that if Cambodia had fallen the United States would have suffered a lot ',may think." Cham, two Cambodian airlines said more casualties in Vietnam. Sim, the Cambodian One United Farm Worker picket Senior U-S. Communist gunners had fired on their ambassador to the United States, appealed for the continuation of approximately $200 million has been shot to death during the milii sources wurces said Tuesday situation in Cambodia has planes as they approached the city's in military and economic aid. dispute. Several hundred have been airstrip. The two cargo planes were substantially battle but warned of AP arrested as the UFW picketed the for the capital. (continued on page 11) Wirephoto vineyards. Both sides have blamed the other for violence. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August iL19^ r By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Chrysler OK'd It sounded like the ultimate sacrilege — Wolverines, the Michigan state symbol, as a eating substitute news for beef. It began in Ann Arbor, where the University of as UAW target Michigan student newspaper even quoted a state wildlife department spokesman on how wolverines taste. summary MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) - Chrysler Corp. Tuesday as the United Auto Workers' target for a pattern was chosen the "People official on farms have been eating them for years," reportedly said. "The meat is a little Official setting wage and fringe benefit agreement with the major stringy, but with hamburger at $1.50 a pound, who can auto makers. afford to get choosey?" UAW President Leonard Woodcock and Vice President Doug Fraser announced the decision to cheering Chrysler union representatives after the decision was made at the That touched off a mild at the wildlife department. Relax, everyone. flap, and a lot of confusion, wolverines Soviet alleged spy linked Pfister Hotel. "There has never been, as far as anyone knows, a There was no immediate indication why Chrysler was chosen as the target for this year's negotiations. However, the firm is reporting soaring profits this year' and it last wolverine in the state of Michigan," Fred Stuwer, senior biologist at the department, said. "And if there were wolverines," he said, "there beef sub Court papers made public Tuesday said that was the union's target in 1964 — the last time the UAW probably isn't a man, woman or child in the country Viktor Chernyshev, first secretary of the Soviet reached agreement with General Motors, Ford and Chrysler who could stand to eat one. They would taste about as Embassy in Washington, was the Russian official without a strike. bad as anything you can imagine." who met Air Force Sgt. James D. Wood in an Current three-year contracts expire Sept. 14. In Detroit, Chrysler Corp. said it is confident a contract Michigan is called the "wolverine state," giving alleged espionage rendezvous here July 21. settlement can be reached with the union without the many people the idea that the state is in fact inhabited Diplomatic sources said Chernyshev left the union resorting to a national walkout. by that member of the weasel family. United States last Wednesday for "re - "The Chrysler Corp. intends to continue to bargain in Not true. Michigan got that nickname long ago assignment." good faith and with confidence that a new agreement can because of the number of wolverine furs shipped south His name was included in an FBI affadavit be reached without any interruption in production," a by 18th Century trappers in the Hudson Bay area. accompanying a July 21 request for a warrant to company spokesman said. search the rented car being driven by Woods that day. The warrant was issued in the early hours of July 22. DEBATE OVER TAPES' RELEASE Also filed in U.S. District Court, Brooklyyn, was an inventory of what the FBI found in the car and what was on Woods' person when he was searched. Sirica will hear oral arguments By DONALD M. ROTHBERG size of the chamber where Sirica usually presides and it is The issue moved into the courts when Cox subpenJ Bombs discovered in London Associated Press expected to be filled with spectators, many of them lawyers and law students, anxious to hear Cox and Wright debate the tapes after Nixon refused to hand them voluntarily. When the President said he would not comnlvl oveJ WASHINGTON - In the same courtroom where the the constitutional issues involved in the Watergate trial began, two constitutional lawyers will case. with the subpena, Cox asked Sirica to order the President! debate today whether President Nixon has a legal obligation Cox, professor of law at Harvard, argued scores of cases to obey. "■ Terrorists struck with 10 tiny fire bombs and before the Supreme Court when he was U.S. solicitor to give a grand jury White House tapes it contends are seven letter bombs Tuesday in downtown London. general from 1961 to 1965. In preparation for the oral arguments, both sidal important for future Watergate prosecutions. submitted long, written statements of their cases. The letter bombs, packing enough explosives to Charles Alan Wright will lead off the debate and will Wright, who teaches constitutional law at the University ■ of Texas, is working as a special consultant to the President "blow a man in half," were mailed to major stores argue that the courts lack authority to compel the President for this The Senate Watergate committee filed a civil suit Aus 91 and government offices. None of them exploded to obey a subpena demanding the tapes. case. He also is a veteran of Supreme Court asking for a judgment supporting its subpena of presidenti.il arguments. tapes. The White House has agreed to respond by and no one was injured. Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox will follow Aug 21 and will argue that the President "like the humblest Police said the letter bombs came in envelopes citizen" has a duty not to withhold evidence from a grand containing paperback books, all about music. One report said the centers of the books had been cut and the devices installed. It was not known if these jury- The debate will courtroom before U.S. begin at 10 a.m. in the large ceremonial District Court Judge John J. Sirica. Greek general Sirica, the chief district court judge in the District of were incendiary or explosive. Columbia, also presided at the Watergate trial. packs, The miniature fire bombs, set inside were placed in five stores. Only cigarete one w Sirica probably will say after the oral argument when he expects to announce his decision. frees 300 political known to have ignited. Whichever way it goes, the losing party undoubtedly will The general amnesty was granted by Papadopoulos oi appeal. The case is virtually certain to end up before the ATHENS (AP) - Greece began emptying its jails of Supreme Court for a final decision. political prisoner Tuesday under a general amnesty granted Sunday after he was sworn in as president of the new Creel The sixth floor ceremonial courtroom is nearly twice the by President George Papadopoulos. republic. He pardoned all political crimes committed withil Greece and directed against his regime, except disciplinaiJ Bribery trial continues Among the first of the 300 prisoners to walk out were former Foreign Minister Evangelos Averoff - Tositsas and breaches by military personnel and civil servants. The State News is published by the students of But the amnesty was extended to 69 active and retire! economist John Pesmazoglou, former deputy governor of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, the Bank of Greece. navy officers and civilians charged with last May* Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, attempted navy coup. It also freed ranking members of thr A federal court jury was Both men were reported by their wives to be at home Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a outlawed Greek Communist party and members ol told Tuesday that Dist. Atty. resting, "tired but happy." They had been jailed at military special Welcome Week edition is published in underground resistance groups aimed at the violeJ police headquarters. Jim Garrison took bribes of September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Averoff had been charged with involvement in a navy overthrow of the regime. 1 SI,000 a month to protect Member Associated Press, United Press It does not include the officers of the Greek destroy* rebellion last May. Pesmazoglou had been accused of International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Velos who rebelled against the Athens regime last Mm illegal gambling in New Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan complicity in student disturbances last March. Orleans. Alexander Panagoulis, sentenced to life imprisonment while on NATO maneuvers outside Greece. About 3f Collegiate Press Assn. for attempting to assassinate Papadopoulos in 1968, was officers and men were granted political asylum in Italy. In his opening statement, Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. U.S. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services released from Boyati Prison, 20 miles north of Athens. He Attorney Gerald fell into the arms of his sobbing mother. Gallinhouse specified Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, special presidential decree had been issued for his group| A payments of SI,000 a month Michigan, 48823. Phones: onto release. Iran to join between Feb. 25 and June 29, GARRISON News/Editorial 355-8252 Alexander's younger brother, Stathis, still must serve 58 1971. Classified Ads 355-8255 months for army desertion. Papadopoulos commuted his "The government Display Advertising 353-6400 sentence of 4V4 years for forming an underground and John Aruns will show that Robert Nims Callery conspired between themselves and others in giving and taking of bribes Business Office Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 organization to free Alexander. Industrialist Christopher Stratos, accused of financing the abortive navy coup last May, was also released, his to inspect Vietnar Dispatch of the TIMES, London for the protection of illegal pinball machine Campus Information 353-8700 TEHERAN, Iran - The Foreign Ministry form family reported. Crowds of friends and relatives assembled outside the announced Tuesday that Iran would join the Internatioij gambling," he said. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a The government says the dimes and quarters prison gates of Korydallos, in Piraeus, where about 180 Commission of Control and Supervision in Vietnm put replacing Canada. j men and women political prisoners were held. Shrieks of into the gambling machines, common in the New Orleans bars and lounges, mounted many up to a ^SANYO joy and tearful scenes marked the reunions and their families. of ex - prisoners An advance party of 12 to 20 civilian and militol representatives is expected to leave for Saigon soon. If multimillion dollar a year business. size of the contingent Iran will send to Vietnam has ra A jury of nine men and three women was seated 2/4-channel 8 track been made public but will probably be about 250 civil and military men, headed by a civilian of ambassador! Monday in the U.S. District Court trial. cartridge tape player. rank. Canada withdrew from the four - member commissi last month on the ground that the cease - fire was not ba properly implemented. The other members are PoW Bank records Hungary and Indonesia. Iran recognized the government® subpenaed North Vietnam on Aug. 4, four days after the Canada^ withdrew. The Senate Watergate Committee is investigating whether improper campaign donations were moved through a bank in Key Biscayne, Fla., headed by President Nixon's close friend, Charles G. (Bebe) Rebozo. As much as $2 million in contributions that passed through the Bahamas may be involved in the investigation, according to some news reports. Features slide in - slide out mounting for Sources close to the Senate Committee said easy installation and removal for safe Monday that subpenas have been issued for records of certain accounts at the Key Biscayne Bank & keeping in trunk or home. Powerful Trust Co., headed by Rebozo. One official of the amplifier for superb 2 channel stereo or 4 channel with the built - in matrix bank, Franklin S. Deboer, has also been subpenaed. decoder circuit. Advanced integrated circuitry reduces siza to the smallest available. Slide in home convertor Search for boy halted bracket availalbe (optional). LIST There will be no further organized effort to locate the origin of the reported radio broadcast of ( PRICE $79.95 Only $6995 ANY CAR SPEAKERS IN STOCK a boy's voice calling for help unless new Studies piling up? information turns up, New Mexico State Police Pause. Have a Coke. Chief Martin Vigil said Tuesday. Radio directional finder equipment was left in the central New Mexico mountains after the search 50% WITH THE ABOVE TAPE PLAYER OFF LIST Coca-Cola — with a lively lift and never too sweet, refreshes best. was called off Aug. 12, but operators said they (limit 4 speakers per customer) received no signals from the voice that became things gO known as Larry. "They decided it was useless to stay out there. better,! They didn't get one single thing except for some interference and citizens band radio operators ^with talking back and forth," Vigil said. Asked about the possibility it was said, "There never was a hoax, Vigil any concrete evidence that I know of that there was such a thing. But we're not 245 ANN ST. Coke Choose from the area's largest selection of wide 402 S. WASH. AVE discounting it altogether. But nobody reported any E. LANSING and unusual East Lansing, LANSING missing husband and son, even after all that Guaranteed Professional Installation Available rings. Phone 337-1314] publicity." ' V Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 22, 1973 3 Roberts files expenses; outspends 6 candidates James A. Roberts spent four times as much money as Under state law, candidates in East Lansing's Aug. 7 six other candidates in his East Lansing City Council council primary were allowed to spend $400.28 per primary campaign, according to statements filed with the committee as well as personal monies. The maximum Ingham County clerk. figure, which means little because candidates can form D . more than one committee, is based on $40 Koberts,, who lost to John Polomsky by only 48 votes per 1,000 voters jn the last gubernatorial election, held in 1970. fi^Cl^'8 6 council election, reported spending $1,833.44. Six other V' was 1116 East Lansing Fair Campaign Practices scheduled to review the Commission candidates spent about $400 each. filing statements Tuesday night. If any violations are found, a winning candidate can be taken to court and his or her election ruled invalid. boa The commission was created in contract September 1972, to Teachers, investigate campaign fund Incumbent use. councilwoman Mary Sharp, resoundingly took first place in the primary, reported who spending $504.79. Margaret McNeil and Nelson Brown, discuss who ran together and won two places on the November ballot jointly spent $90.39. McNeil also reported personal expenditures totalling $426.07, while Brown said he spent $425.98 in personal money. Contract negotiations Besides wage and fringe The fourth winner, Polomsky, reported spending between the East Lansing benefits, four issues include $400.25 in one committee, while Paula Johnson, who was School District and the East grievance procedures, the defeated in the primary, said she spent $399.01 in personal Lansing Education Assn. rights of management in money. A seventh candidate, John Bjoin spent $394.01 representing 220 teachers connection with hiring and from one campaign committee. William Jennings, who resumed Tuesday with little curriculum policies, disputes withdrew from the race but appeared on the primary ballot progress according over the agency shop in anyway, made no spending report. teacher spokesmen. which the teacher is forced Roberts used four committees and $250 in to pay personal union dues but not funds. No other candidate used more than one committee, Negotiations had broken join, and teacher while one candidate, Johnson, reported using personal off July 27 and began responsibilities in the funds entirely. Sharp's total included again $150 in personal Tuesday with state labor classroom. money. mediator Ed Connors present. Saddling on Dorothy Rail, speaking behalf of the teacher's Participants in the 4-H horse show held Tuesday at Eastern equine encephalomyelitis, which is East infecting Lansing Education the corner of Mt. Hope Road and Farm Lane arrange horses in southern Michigan. Horse owners are Assn., said that Tuesday's a saddle on the back of a being talks were still as far apart pony, readying it for the urged to have their horses innoculated. competition. Organizers of the show considered as when they were canceling the show because of a few reported cases of State News photo by Ted postponed almost a month Wyckoff ago. [Rare horse disease hits state By JIM BUSH winning horses, though the not expect to find any Allegan, Kalamazoo and State News Staff Writer horses were innoculated. human cases of the disease. Oakland counties last week excephalomyelitis which claimed more than 1,300 An MSU veterinarian said "I don't know An extremely rare, how might be due to wet horses' lives in Texas in the disease took Michigan lontagious and usually fatal freqently mild forms of the weather, which helps 1971, Swanstrom said. He horse owners, who do not disease ftorse disease has struck are contracted by mosquitos breed faster. said the Venezuelan normally give their animals humans, but probably the strain, Southern Michigan, and the The disease is similar to however, is a preventive vaccine, by fatality rate is less than 50 a slightly iwners of 200,000 horses in Venezuelan different virus. equine |he state have been warned surprise. per cent." ''Eastern equine However, he said humans o get their animals a shot. Ten horses were killed by encephalomyelitis has never stand little chance of getting LIEBERMANN'S~ viral disease, known as been this far west in the the disease because the northern United pastern equine cephalomyelitis, in three ftfichgan counties last States," Oskar G. Swanstrom, asst. professor of large animal mosquito illness to that gives the horses, termed Culiseda melanura, does not Lightweight! Rugged! iveek the first such deaths surgery and medicine, said often bite humans. That CANVAS LUGGAGE - pn the state in 35 years. Tuesday. "This disease is species of mosquito prefers And, while local experts usually confined along the horse blood, Haynor said. fcay the disease will probably Atlantic and Gulf Coasts." He cautioned that ■disappear without becoming Humans can, but rarely though the danger to Twidespread, they caution do, contract the disease, an humans is minimal, people official at the State Dept. of who must into a Jthat horses should be go ■nnoculated Public Health said. mosquito - infested area against the ■virus, which is carried by Norman Haynor, an should wear more extensive Thirds and transferred to epidemologist at the health clothing than usual and use horses by mosquitos. department, said ' the insect repellent liberally. MSU veterinarians are department is watching Swanstrom said the linnoculating all 140 hospital admissions but does outbreak of the mJniversity - owned horses including 30 prize ■Arabian and quarter horses r against the disease, which fcttacks an animal's central Inervous system, causing a loss of coordination and, [usually, or four death within three days. 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The postponement of court hearings in the Harrison Road - Michigan Avenue controversy may They have made a valiant effort, but the facts just do not back them up any longer. delay resolving the tree issue, but it does afford an opportunity to reflect on the protest and what it So far they have spent nearly $15,000 in fees means to the people of East Lansing. for lawyers and expert witnesses. These same To many people the dispute started with poor people are also footing part of the bill, through communication in East Lansing City Hall. their taxes, for the delay and expense incurred by Protesters charge that the city council kept the the city and state in attempting to get the project whole thing quiet too long and ignored citizen through. This blatant waste just does not make sense anymore. input on the project. No specific public hearings were conducted on the matter either, further In a State News story published last Friday, angering those who want to save the trees. officials confirmed that six of the 10 trees affected A MATTER OF CONFIDENCE City council did, in fact, slight the consequences by the current highway department plans are infected by Dutch elm disease and will be cut. of the intersection project. In this day and age, TWO CENTS' WORTH Further, they point out that less than one - fifth of cutting even one tree down is considered an encroachment on the environment, yet council an acre will be lost off the median, or 10 percent failed to realize that some people would become wildly upset when construction workers started to of the total median area. Political of control Faced with this situation, the Citizens for a hack down 28 trees and shrubs. major, but I am convinced that a good Livable City should reassess their opposition to To the Editor: Did you know that in advisory construction at the intersection. It remains, after Bob Novosad, your column of Aug. votes taken several years ago the journalism goal should be to report But now the city has taken steps to erase the objectively after studying both sideso[ 10, 1973, regarding the deer herd in percentages against the taking of communication breakdown when plans are in the all, the third most dangerous intersection in the antlerless deer ran as high as 14 to an issue. If you had done the Upper Peninsula, is a sad this, yow development stage and have yet to be city and the proposal of the highway department commentary on journalism. one? This is the people speaking in no statement about wild life management implemented. Nancy Webber,-an administrative seems to be the best one advanced to date to Before declaring — in a positive uncertain terms. As a legislator I am through political manipulation, could that politically sensitive listening, but the Dept. of Natural not be made. assistant to City Manager John Patriarche, should handle the high volume of traffic. voice — legislators have bungled the sensible Resources apparently cannot hear too help to pass more information on to'the public and well. Government should be working for Understandably upset local residents have control of the deer herd, I would clear up issues before they become problems. people — not fighting them. I intend reacted bitterly to the proposed loss of trees and suggest several avenues of education to Second, might 1 suggest a visit to to continue being a politically sensitive you. any of the Upper Peninsula legislators? Even the East Lansing Traffic Commission had a threatened green space. But their protests are too We would all be happy to cite legislator. My job is to represent my First, might I suggest a visit to the late and headed in the wrong direction. constituents and to be part in helping all the misinformation about the Upper Peninsula with enough time to examples or show you information a spokesman The Citizens for a Livable City would be better that could for them. project to grow. The commission on July 21 analyze the situation. Open your eyes change your mind; rescinded its decision to support the project and off by allowing the construction and landscaping to the situation as it really exists up providing your mind is not so Jack L. Gingrass there. Open your ears to the feelings inflexible that facts mean nothing. State Representative voted to consider more "feasible solutions." to continue to cope with the realities of an of the people that live up there. Obviously, I am not a journalism D-Iron Mountain However, the commission was noticeably silent and extremely dangerous traffic intersection. Anything not very vigilent last summer when it approved else would be a waste of time, money and energy. funding the project without a murmer or without a But let's not forget that the traffic tie-up thought to its environmental impact. The local news media has a stake in this affair, controversy worked a positive good in pushing local government to become more responsive to the needs of citizens. Why save antiquated too. Newspapers should have investigated the Collisions on the corner of Michigan To the Editor: - property or surroundings to make I project more thoroughly and cleared the air of The City of East Lansing has to consider new Yes, Ronald Varcak, you're right! I Harrison during 1971." improvements — how about a bridge I unfounded rumors about the construction. By solutions to traffic congestion instead of always didn't see the mutilated car on Aug. 3, Apparently all the Save - the - Trees over that intersection? avoiding this responsibility, the media has helped laying more concrete. The tri-county study of but had you been at the same people are too clever to be caught on East Lansing certainly hasn't kept I to make this affair drag on longer than necessary. Grand River Avenue traffic patterns is a step in the intersection several years ago, you this comer - and as you say, find up its streets to absorb the automobile I The longer the dispute rages, the more hollow would have seen my mutilated car. saving a few diseased elms for $13,500 crush and the tremendous growth of I right direction to discover viable mass transit much more necessary. Granted, the MSU. sound the protesters' arguments, changing in solutions. The pain of a damaged car was only area is one of the most beautiful the first episode. My indignation Sure wish I boulevards in the city, but since we didn't have to go I exploded when I was presented a now find ourselves caught in an through that intersection four times a" ticket for making an improper turn. I, day! overpopulated crush — forced to use Milliken and hundreds of other drivers, had no 1850 I design wagon trails and no one Alice Atkin veto - sav idea how to make the northward trek on Harrison Road properly. wants to relinquish any of the Secretary, campus parks and planning I When I recovered, I resigned to Thanks to Gov. Milliken, The move blocks an attempt by be kept in balance by adequate being proven a dumb driver. A few control of the state's deer herd lawmakers to wrestle^pontrol of doe|hunting, months later I read the (myself numbered among them), "45 statistics State News Off tho/'r will continue to be in the hands management of the state's deer of those who know best how to herd away from game scientists Banning anterless deer To the Editor: hunting would have resulted in Letter Policy manage wildlife populations — at the Dept. of Natural fewer deer, not more, as Re: the cancellation by WJIM-TVB trained scientists at the Dept. of Natural Resources and not Resources. Milliken's action may have winterkill and starvation would take its toll. Campaign The State News welcomes all letters. Letters should be typed on a 65-space of CBS's Tony Award-winning "Sticks and Bones." playj politically sensitive legislators. line and triple spaced. Letters must be The drama concerns the! On Monday, Milliken vetoed a prevented an ecological disaster in the Upper Peninsula's swampy The cancels a governor's veto also provision that would not 'sl signed and include hometown, student, faculty or staff ranking and homecoming of a blinded Vietnaiaf veteran. Wliy has the management of controversial bill which would eastern end. The deer herd there local address. Absolutely no unsigned WJIM delivered such a blow to the| have required screening by the To the Editor: letters will be accepted. Letters may be liberal-minded? Has their request fci have outlawed the hunting of has reached its carrying capacity edited for clarity and conciseness to Joint Legislative Committee on The reporting of rumors, half - the return of campaign contributions 3,350 does and fawns in the - too many animals for the accommodate more letters on the page, eastern Upper Peninsula this fall. available food source and must Administrative Rules 0f all truths and innuendo is hardly good but definitely will not ,be edited for to the Committee for Re-Election ol| — professional journalism. What I am the President been denied also? proposed deer hunting referring to is the remarks made by the regulations for 1974 made by the State News concerning the campaign Alfred Jones| Dept. of Natural Resources. Such of Jim Roberts for city council. Hastings resida Blame for a procedure could have created dangerous precedent that would a from I worked on the Robert's campaign the beginning. Our "slick" Four months ago natural gas Determining legal allow for political of executive state manipulation campaign, as the State News described it, was as unorganized as any I've ever Nixon: priest agencies. worked on. We worked long hard eruptions in Williamsburg responsibility for the explosions hours and we begged and borrowed threatened to make the small is important. By accident or Milliken's veto was necessary. from all our friends. As most people are aware, President the confidentiality of September 19'2| northern Michigan community a Nixon appeared on television at 9 meetings between the President ar negligence, AMOCO and the Shortsighted lawmakers who In the future I hope that the State p.m. last Wednesday. Assuming that his aides analogous to discussioi modern ghost town. The Cactus Drilling Corp. allowed fostered the doe hunting ban News will be more responsible in his intention was to make everything between a lawyer and his client oral accidental leakage allegedly came exploding natural gas to cause should stop checking the facts and finding the clear, I listened to him. However, by "priest and penitent?" muddling in fields truth before it prints negative remarks from an AMOCO deep well extensive damage to the people beyond their expertise and let 9:10 p.m., I was trying hard not to Maybe the analogies are clear. about political candidates. wallow in rhetoric. drilling, but the Standard, Oil Co. and town of Williamsburg. It is trained biologists at the Dept. of Diane Richard Wh'rMl DePuydt Possibly you would be able to subsidiary never accepted legal time held liable for Natural Resources manage the responsibility for the disaster. someone was the disaster. East Lansing graduate student clarify a point for me. In what way is Lansing graduate student® state's deer herd. On Aug. 15 state Atty. Gen. POINT OF VIEW Frank Kelley finally filed suit against AMOCO and the Cactus Drilling Corp. of Texas, seeking $1,265,000 in damages. The suit New housing commission seeks to pinpoint blame for the blowout of protective well casings on the two companies. must improve quality of life AMOCO spokesmen have said By the HOUSING TASK FORCE positive city action to reduce rents and increase thesuppyl there is no provable relationship of low Coalition for Human Survival • cost housing. •The commission must hold frequent business meet p■ . J between the gas eruptions and Mayor Wilbur Brookover recently appointed the first (at least two per month) to initiate and supervise resea their drilling wells, but so far East Lansing Housing Commission. This commission has a and to make recommendations for city council action. J have felt a moral obligation to broad responsibility to investigate ways to increase the the ne*l •It must make the appeal procedure i _ pay out $140,000 in personal supply of low - rent housing in East Lansing, and to ordinance available to all, yet it must not allow appea ■ recommend other action to the city council to improve the damage claims. However, the exhaust all the commission's time and energy. "er housing situation. company has avoided this is-rue SfiAlN ttiat pick sold. They will also act as the appeals board for all disputes appeals could be heard by a sub - committee with rota nm shouldering the expense for and requests for special treatment arising from the city's membership which could meet between regular com"11 ■ meetings. This might mean each commissioner would ■ emergency police services, new housing inspection and maintenance law. undermined town buildings and Two possibilities lie open to the commission. They can to attend three meetings per month. .J polluted creeks in the area. become an active group vigorously investigating and This is more than is required of members of some ■ commissions, but seems warranted by the magnitu e ■ supporting decisive city action to increase the amount of importance of the housing shortage in East Lansing. low rent housing in the city through rent - controls, •The commissioners must not let city burea William Whiting, editor - in chiefi establishment of a housing rehabilitation program or by Michael Fox, news editor; Bob - dominate the commission. Past experience with o"1 ■ Novosad, providing city support for nonprofit housing. editorial .editor. commissions has shown that sometimes city employ Kathy Niezurawski, copy chief; Craig The commission could also become a passive, do - to forget that they are servants, not masters r Porter, photo editor; Lynn Henning, sports editor. nothing group bogged down in handling appeals, with no commissions and the people of East Lansing. Instances have occurred where members of the ciy j tvSta(t| B«th Ann Masalkoski, advertising time or inclination to work for change. manager; Gary Gigot, asst. advertising Hie new housing commissioners must choose the first monopolized the conversation at commission m ■ manager; Lee Lockwood, asst. advertising alternative. The citizens ot East Lansing, especially those where they have told the commission how to vote manager; Al Kirleis, circulation manager. Members of the board of directors: Vic THIS IS THE MARKET" THAT BOUGHT" who live in rental housing (in contrast to landlords who live providing a fair explanation of the alternatives, w -mis 1STue RANCHER WHO RAISEP FROM THE RAHCHER WHO RAISED off the housing) have demonstrated their desire for the have subtly altered messages from the city counc Spaniolo, president; Carolyn Stieber, city secretary - treasurer; Tom Riordan; Al THE CATTtE THAT USED EAT THE CKT on 0 H FILTER CIOARKTTES AVAILABLE AT MIIJIR THRIFTY ACRES AND Limit THIS COUPON I SUPER MARKETS ONLY { ! INSTANT or. P., family j I COFFEE ! CEREAL Cinnamon Crunch 39|c! Warning: Tlx Surgeon General Hn Omrminid I | 11 oz. wt. box Tlw Cigar*ttt Smoking Is Oangwou* to Your Hfthh. | Good thru Sat., Aug. 25, 1973 WITH | | Good thru Sat., Aug. 25, 1973 COUPON| # ' % Coupon limited LARK - King: 17 my. 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The total excluded Idaho, and 500 firemen probably would be shifted acreage burned by small from the northeast and to the Pilliken fire in the the country were pulled fires. southeast were to be sent to Eldorado National Forest into the furious effort to other areas. Another 200 25 miles east of Placerville. control 20 major forest fires Weather forecasts firefighters were to be That fire engulfed 8,000 in five western states indicated no general change, shifted from fires brought acres despite the 1,700 fire Tuesday. Special lawmen Klade said. However, a were assigned to investigate under control. fighters battling it. cooling trend offered some "The majority of the big The Tri Creek fire 15 increasing indications of slight relief from the dry fires are believed man - miles west of Thompson arson. lightening scorching caused," Klade said. "The Falls in the Lolo National The 20 major fires, still scattered parts of the two major California fires as Forest was listed as the burning spread across Northwest fire zone. well as some in the northern most serious Montana fire, 130,000 acres of parched ''The condition tier of the fire zone are Klade said. About 850 men timber and brushland, more throughout the Northwest is believed set. Special law fought that 2,700 acre than 200 square miles. very high to extreme in fire enforcement personnel are blaze. More personnel were Since fire danger erupted danger rating," Klade said. being brought in by the called in after it jumped fire into blazing reality a week More than 10,000 men forest service to work on lines Monday. ago, 43 major fires have labored against the infernos. those investigations." Most serious of the burned 158,000 acres, said One - hundred and The two big California Oregon fires were the Dick Klade, spokesman for twenty Alaska native fires are the 15,000 acre Orindale fire, which broke Granite fire in the Stanislaus out Monday near Klamath National Forest, and the Falls, and the Freezman 8.000 acre Pilliken fire in National Forest nine miles the Eldorado National south of Hells Canyon Dam. Forest. The Orindal fire was Six fires in Montana, "crowning" —burning in the three in Oregon, one in tops of trees — and Idaho and the two big threatened to spread California blazes were listed explosively, Klade said. The Freezout fire, being fought as major problems. A major new flareup, the by 500 men, had burned in Pine Creek fire 58 miles Hells Canyon for several north of Boise in the Boise days before jumping out of National Forest, was being the Canyon into the Saddle fought by 325 men with Creek and Freezeout Creek another 150 due to be drainages. It encompassed 5,500 added. The fire burned about Two acres. new fires broke out Caribou Moun 2,000 acres in its first 24 Tuesday in Colville National hours and threatened a Forest in eastern Firefighters go through the chow line during a break Kootenai National Forest fire was reported burning watershed area where forest Washington, the U.S. Forest from the Caribou Mountain fire line north of Libby, over 8,090 acres, 6,000 of those acres in Canada. service personnel were Service said. Both were Montana, along the Canadian border. Smoke from conducting studies. About believed mancaused. the fire raises in the background. Tuesday the AP Wirephoto 500,000 worth of equipment as well as the timberland were threatened. Klade said the fire appeared OFFICIAL CITES PROBLEMS to be man - caused. Klade said fire fighters hoped to have the Granite fire, already contained, under control soon, "if Finding By GARY KORRECK and most don't seem to "Somewhere like Ann runaways always try for some type of At one time. East State News Staff Writer want to. Arbor, where the college reconciliation with parents Lansing offered an Young people run away "Kids want to be around and the city are intertwined, to see if we can arrange at alternative to living off the for a variety of reasons. kids," she explained. "A lot there are a lot more places least a tolerable situation." street. Early in 1970, Sue Brown's job is to find of them just stay with to hide." Under Michigan law, group of MSU graduate them. friends for a few days and Food and shelter become juveniles can be cited in students established The Brown is a member of we usually find them at immediate needs for a court for running away. Raft, a halfway house for the East Lansing Police's places like the Pinball Palace youth who runs away from Brown said the idea is not runaways after they Communication Activities or even at school, during home and many runaways to punish a runaway in this renovated a condemned Bureau and one of the lunch hours, because they are identified after being but to try and arrive at case, men's co Evergreen. _ .ALSO# bureau's duties is locating want to be around their arrested for trying to steal the causes for his or her The • op on Raft gained HCX I V AI1 f V ; runaways, a task Brown says friends." to survive. leaving. community sanction and is always difficult. Despite the presence of a Chronic runaways often "If the kid can show support and up to 50 young -IPILAT In Brown's nine years university within the end up in military sufficient cause, the court people at a time called it ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS OPTIONAL Where mere IT AGAIN, with the bureau, she has community, Brown said academies, segregated will appoint an attorney for home. seen the number of runaways are not that reformed schools or him and efforts are made to ''Then the staff CORNER Of NEWTON R0. & M 78 HCWY you in Se SAM*'' ruanways vary from as few as six a year to as many as difficult to spot. "You can usually tell the corrective homes. place him with another legal changed hands and their In visits with girls at one guardian," she explained. ideas changed," Brown said. 150 a month. difference between a college correction Brown said parents are counselors saw SOS home. Brown "The new BOX OFTICEjnPENS AT 8:00 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Most East Lansing student and a younger learned they resorted "to often not aware that they only the child's point of runaways don't get far person," she said. everything might be the cause of their began harboring mi very prostitution to from armed son or daughter's running view runaways and from their PROGRAM INfORMATIOH 33? 5817 ENDSTHURS.! robbery" to get by. She is away and often a counseling parents." disturbed that "some girl session can clear up some of By law the establishment ™GL0RY open 7:00pm Feature at 7:20- 9:25 P.M. from up north who has never done anything except the problems. "Because you are dealing could house people who had obtained only those SibMPERS run away" can end up in the with people, you can't have parental consent to stay same home. any type of procedure set there. Anton Chekhov's "We want to get these kids back in the mainstream up," she said. "Otherwise, "The parents woul you end up acting and the counselor Uncle Vanja come of life; not keep them out mechanically and cannot treated them as if they wei of it," she continued. "We relate to their problems. OX l>>American FlknDitt Cotr monsters," Brown said . ongrnalRtmiandialogucwimEnglisl'subiities ilatrmg INNOKtNTY SM0KTUN0VSK* • SIRGtl BONDARCHUK • IRINA KUPCHfNKO directed by ANDRS' MlKMALKOV K0NCMA10VSKV • in colon Though most are (unclassified) runaways never leave tli city, some go as far west i Starts FRIDAY! California. Brown said thi "AN ASTONISHINGLY DIVERSE VIEW OF THAT the recent homosexuall MONOLITHIC NATION. FOUR STARS!" related murders in Houston ■ Chicago Sun Times Texas — involving a numbj of runaway youths - cow cause future (edeti legislation concerning problem. "There's a new bB coming up in the house t would take the problem« runaways out of local han» and place it under: jurisdiction of the m Brown said. ADULT X MOVIES G OMPLETEryVEWcSHOW ADMISSION $ 3.00 COUPLES $ 5.00 Free Refreshments Always COLLEGE TRAVEL 351-6010 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 22, 1973 9 I By agels dominate .r/*vic BECKIE HANES MANFS The hard-crusted bagel bagels on an average week campus Even grocery stores have ■ snack scene tate News Staff Writer snack with the hole in the during the summer. supervisor at one to the has grown in the last few This caught the wave with frozen New York going to start working in the process of center appears to have risen bagel bakeries in improving It used to be if you figure doubles during the years. the from obscurity and bagels. Wrigley's in the Detroit. townspeople." its wholesale business nted to say that is now school year. Frandor shopping centersells "It's increased all over by dominating the "In the last 10 Jmehing was really campus Detroit also has its fair years the country," Weisman said. lular you said ling like hotcakes. was snack scene. Bagel-Fragel, Inc., 521 E. share of bagel bakeries with the Detroit Bagel Co. and approximately 1,500 bagels their a week. Another area popularity increased." he said, has "Still, a lot of people haven't tasted them yet, but fo,'w:,hp7„^;7, moment," he said. "z-rr Grand River Ave., sells 100 grocery chain spokesman Bill ■Now. it might be more the New York Bagel Bakery. Weisman, an owner at least they know about Weisman gave no reasons Cdrrifinn irunc Turate to say that 1,080 a SellS. aPProximately of dozen bagels on an average The latter sells week the bagel factories Southfield, Ann Arbor and in them," he said. why bagels are popular with V-U,'l9an |OinS liething is selling like day. The Bagel Factory in approximately 15,000 Bagels used to be strictly The reasongs given for college students. iels. Ann Arbor sells 1,600 dozen dozen bagels a week. ethnic East Lansing also agreed the growing popularity The Bagel-Fragel Factory BendiX CorD. food, says a that the popularity of bagels range from a shrugged "I sells eight varieties of bagels ~ dunno" to the location of for 12 cents each. jn lagels office Southfi©lcl found new Weisman is also proud of buildings. "They are talked about the stores' delicatessen more on television and counters "We're the only people Trustee Patricia M. people luf are getting to know Carrigan, D Ann Arbor, not nutr who sell all our sandwiches - about them," Weisman gave as one reason. will become manager of on bagels," he said. "People human resource utilization "It' a good snack," the love 'em." Ijust what's in that bagel you're eating? supervisor at the Detroit "During an average week, of the Bendix Corporation ■The ingredients in a plain bagel include flour, salt, bakery said. He has worked the deli counter outsells the in Southfield Oct. 1. tor, water and malt. at the bakery for 19 years. bagel counter, " Sena said. Carrigan will work with ■ Unlike many other baked goods, there is no the "We get a lot of business "On weekends, the personnel and ftrtening. bagels from people driving by, outsell the deli." organization planning . ■After listing the calorie and nutritional content of Sena calls the East division on strategies for getting curious and stopping 1 egg bagel, one food specialist at the MSU in," he added. "And we get Lansing store a "limited improved utilization of [operative Extension Service said about the only business from the average success" which he attributes personnel, particularly in lng a bagel has going for it is texture, taste and man to the stores's newness. management. She will work Juries. stopping on the way to the office. He stops, picks with top managers of the ■ The nutritional breakdown for an egg bagel According to Sena, the three corporation in recruiting up a few dozen and takes two most popular esindiameter is: 165 calories, 6 grams protein, 28 other (arbohydrates, 8 milligrams calcium, 1.2 them in for the people he sandwiches are tuna fish and top management works with. cream cheese along with the personnel. ms iron and 30 international units of vitamin A. Since 1965, Carrigan has ^ "He ends up with sort of ham running a close third. Jin comparison, one slice of white bread contains 60 lories and one hamburger or hot a bagel route," he chuckled. been director of research dog bun contains East "The Ann Arbor store and evaluation for the Ann Lansing's bagel JO caiories. factory is mostly patronized does a lot more volume than Arbor public schools and a ■ Co • manager of the Bagel - Fragel Factory Bob Sena we do," he said. lecturer at the University of i the most nutritional bagels are raisin and by people connected with The East the University, co-manager Lansing store is Michigan. emickel. But pumpernickel is the least popular Bob Sena said. tei he sells. "A lot of our customers p it's a toss between plain and salt as to which is the curiousity Student to show are seekers," J>st ■ popular." Sena said. "Egg would be next." Sena said. "It's a good snack The dough for the bagels sold at the East Lansing to eat between classes." Itorv is made and formed at the Ann Arbor bakery. ■ Prior to baking, the bagel "Also, some Jewish dough is steamed in a ■tie until it rises and then it is dried on asbestos lards. The bagels are then baked at 500 degrees for I to 12 minutes. students were brought up with them and haven't had any since they left home," slides of ■ The trademarked fragels are raisin he explained. East Lansing's bagels fried and A foreign student from Switzerland will ' Bagel-Fragel factory opened present a two - i cinnamon sugar. hour slide show on Red China at 7 in January following the p.m. Thursday in the Con-Con Room of the Center for International success of the Ann Arbor Programs. Gottried Rohner, studying store which opened in 1969. English at the MSU English "We happened to open a Language Center, will show his slides which were taken store in a college town and during a month long visit in summer 1972 to the Peoples - lilliken OKs it worked, so we thought we Republic of China along with 24 other Swiss teachers. higher ed bill; The public is invited to Rodner's would try it again," program which will include a question period afterwards. Weisman said. "We're now iSU allocated $89.5 million Bv UNI I I I) PRESS INTERNATIONAL to the three campuses of the University, $89.5 million. The idea for the school DOMINO'S University of Michigan was . Wayne State University, of optometry was conceived Villi ken 'l\iesday signed PIZZA JV. the largest of all at $97.2 $61.4 million. in the legislature with the j) * law a $383.7 million Lake Superior State million, with MSU not far Senate deciding on Ferris education bill. Western College, $2.7 million. • er behind at $89.5 million and Michigan State as the university to Bn enacting the measure, University, $30.2 million. Wayne State University with " Institute of Gerontology, implement it, ruling out the Jiken vetoed a $35,000 the third largest share at $378,200. "big three" universities — ropriation for Ferris . Eastern Michigan $61.4 million. ■ Upper Peninsula Health Michigan, Michigan State e College to study the University, $22.4 million. Planning Project, $100,000. and Wayne State. fcbilitv of an optometry FREE 30 MINUTE DELIVERY ' Cen tral Michigan ■ooi. All other provisions ■ the measure were left University, $19 million. ■ct, as approved by the U i versity of — n 7:25 - 9:30 Tslature. Michigan. $97.2 million; ^4$V00^ ■The governor said it was FACTOR" 'G' Ann Arbor campus, $88.3 351-7100 - Northern Michigan to an individual million; Dearborn campus, THURSDAY ■versity to determine University, $11.4 million. 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August 22, 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan C IWJ'Jk LMOtt,CVCte]S fflSBBg SM-A1WG" by Phil Frank |" employ^r|jj|] | Ap.r,m.„„ [ Ap.„m,nts |j NUDE MODELS needed to ONE AND two bedroom NORTH SIDE M ■ DODGE CHARGER 1972, SUZUKI 1970 350; 1971 Honda work. Open 11am to 2 am. furnished mobile homes, decorated ? (J!'""'! excellent extras. condition.with $2,875. Call 350sl. Best 351-0774. 3-8-22 offer. Clean. Call for interview, 489-1215. 0-8-24 $30-35/week. 10 minutes to campus. Quiet and peaceful Unfurni's^^l appliances. Couple 882-2016. 3-8-22 onl^'l -fcjj on a lake. 641 6601. 0-8-24 PHONE 355-8255 SHORT ORDER cooks wanted -»2i372«ro DODGE SWINGER 1972. Slant day and night shifts. NOWI ONE room basement / 347 Student Services Bldg. 6 automatic, excellent private Near GIRL FOR Experience preferred. Apply entrance. 3 man Fa„ TRIUMPH, 1969 500. Good , . condition. $1,900. 485-0337. condition, extras. $600. in person only. THE DEPOT campus. $85. 351-3053. $7 2.50 Near ^I •AUTOMOTIVE 3j8_-24_ Evenings, 332-0844 Ron. RESTAURANT, 1203 South 2-8-24 337-0703 befor'/SI ^.| _ Washington, Lansing. 4-8-24 4-8-24 Scooters & Cycles DUSTER 1970 with bucket 2-8-24 ONE BEDROOM furnished Parts & Service Aviation seats, automatic, factory air, and Factory many more warranty extras. and BSA 1966 condition, 500cc. best Good offer. For Rent apartment, sharp, Vi block. Available now or September STUDENTS furnished, ~ 3 rooms, NTCElil j vI •EMPLOYMENT 1, 15. 129 Gunson. Showings East. Utilities •FOR RENT mounted snow tires included. 484-4668. 2-8-24 3:30 - 5:30PM today. 4-8-24 included ii«| Phone 627-6278 after 4p.m. TV AND stereo rentals. $23 J189-4167 after bPM. Apartments 2-8-24 BUY NOW at end of summer MALE ROOMMATES to look Houses prices YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, term/ $9.50 month. Free, for / share house or NEED ONE gjrl ,0| '."M Rooms DUSTER 1970. Leaving BMW, RICKMAN. SHEP'S same day delivery and apartment. Call Paul collect starting fall 332-0102. 3-8 24 term C|HI country, must sell. Best offer. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 service. Call NEJAC, 313-642-3748. 2-8-24 ♦FOR SALE 351-6679 or 332-8427. North Cedar, Holt. Just south 337-1300. C-8-24 Animals 5-8-24 NEEDED M~A » Mobile Homes of I-96 overpass. 694-6621. C-3-8-24 Phone T SUGGEST you JDT DOWN A EAST LANSING - Two to four NEED GIRL for 4 man. Close. Phone 351-2194 after bedroom duplex's and •LOST & FOUND 1969 CL450 HONDA. Excellent NOTES ABOUT THIS EXPERIMENT houses. Carpet, appliances, 6:30PM. 2 8-24 starting 9 15 6«. '■ •PERSONAL condition, low mileage. frEfORE YOU FADE AWAY, HANSON! September. 351 8920. 5-8-24 FURNISHED APARTMENT 4 8-3PM. 781-5983 iSSP •PEANUTS PERSONAL - 3-8-24 Phone Steve, 332-2893. ROOM IN in house, dishwasher. girls, completely carpeted, •REAL ESTATE 3-8-24 fireplace, convenient to EAST •RECREATION FORD GALAXIE 500 body fair, interior excellent, - 1965, Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 Close to campus. August 15 campus. 332-2495. 2-8-24 LANSING. studio apartments for 1 Ed^ 1971 SUZUKI TS185. Good September 15. $50. a •SERVICE runs great. Belted tires, 332 5492. 2-8-24 Across campus. Fall condition. Runs Strong. ieas«i FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM for Call 332-6130, Instruction Typing Service automatic,$325. 337-1858.58-22 $375. 2-8-22 Phone 372-3980. Auto Service y Employment j| BLACK AND WHITE TV, married couple, grad girl. 6-8PM. 332-2495. •TRANSPORTATION FORD ECONOLINE 1972 100 $9.50/month. Color TV, Close to campus. 2-8-24 ONE Close BEDROOM apan^ van. Excellent condition. 1970 C.B. 350cc HONDA. Very to campus ]M •WANTED GOOD PART Time job. $19.50/month. Compact $2700. Call 339-8768. 2-8-24 NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA - Stoddard. 351 -8238. clean, new rear rim, chain. Repair and service, Evening work, including refrigerator, $7.50/month. TWO MEN needed for H&jJ Insurance, extras included. weekends. Girls preferred. MA RSHALL MUSIC, G.T. SUNBEAM 1969. Needs independent shop, factory u n fu rn i shed luxury TWO ••RATES** $400. 322-6465. 4-8-24 MAN, one repair, $100,; G.M.C. Set-up trained. G.T. MOTORS, 816 Apply in person Starlite apartment. $55/month each. $325.; Kawasaki 350 East Howe, Lansing. Drive-In, West US-27. 4-8-24 337-7463. 2-8-24 apartment. 140 Cedar StrsJ van YAMAHA $160$ 165; 133 1971 125 Enduro. $225./best offer. 487-3835. 485-6815. 11-8-24 $175. One block to Very good condition. Many CEDAR AT 1-96. Neat, c 2-8-24 NEEDED 2 GIRLS part time - one 332-8300. 0-7-8-24 dirt bike extras. 3800 miles. METRIC MOTORS - VW repair. office help. $2 an hour. bedroom furnished. Many MUSTANG 1972 by owner. $310. 332-3066. 3-8-22 Okemos Road and 1-96. Monday and Friday nights, CASA DEL SOL Apartments. special features. Available NEEDED ROOM MAT J , Sprint package, 16,000 miles. 349-1929. C 8-24 Saturday's and every 3rd East Lansing near Frandor. mid • September. $135. 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 Excellent condition, new 1972 HONDA 500-four. Brand Sunday. Call for appointment One bedroom, unfurnished, 663-8418. 2-8-24 Jwyckinghi, $78.50/month. new, 1973 title, sissy bar, 2 Deposit. 0» tires, many extras. sacrifice for $2300. 627-9428 Will Call after 4.30 p.m. helmets. 6-8-24 Call 349-1464. m 393-4880. FURNITURE. 2-8-24 BISHOP shag carpet, central air, no children. Start at $170. After NEED: beginning GIRL for 3 September. man room. 3-8-22 Mike, 337 08 3p.m. Call 351-9020 or 3-8-24 CERTIFIED MEDICAL 625-3294. 5 8-24 351 8979 after 5PM. 2-8-24 120 South Hayford. 3 bedrom Auto Service 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 Ji LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years experience in all types of Technologist (ASCP) time work, needed now. Call - part GIRL NEEDED for 4 man in basement apartmer OLDSMOBILE 1965, needs partially furnished. I DEADLINE flight training. Approved for Meadowbrook Trace. $55. utilities paid. No pels Sl<] muffler. $125. Schwinn Access Center, 485-3271. 1 P.M. one class day veterans. FRANCIS Call 10-speed, $60. 351-5448. ALL VW parts in stock at 1-8-22 St. Johns, 224-2712 351-7497. 0-4-8 24 before publication. 3-8-22 wholesale prices AVIATION, Airport Road collect. 2-8-24 (approximately 20% off). Call 484-1324. C-8-24 LADIES TO escort dates 301 SOUTH HOLMES n Peanuts Personal ads OLDSMOBILE 1968 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 needed. Call 489-1215. ONE FEMALE needed, Sparrow Hospital. Furni must be pre-paid. DELMONTE. condition. Excellent Clean East mile Kalamazoo Street, West of campus. 1 Employment i* 0-8-24 September $67.50/month. No deposit, June, 3 room utilities efficiency, paid. No pet: i inside/outside. $750 or best 487-5055. C-8-24 SALES HELP close. Call Jan 332-2787, 351-7497. 0-4-8 24 Cancellations/Corrections needed in sales offer. Call Meng, 355-7918 and gifts department. Full or Biruta 337-1184. 2-8-24 - 12 noon one class day SUMMER POSITIONS, full and 12-2PM, 5-7 PM. 3-8-24 time Enjoy the "good - ONE BEDROOM furni«| before publications. vRECISION part level. time, excellent Automobile salary required. part (experienced preferred). Contact LEON G life" in the ONE MAN for 3 man, r apartment, sharp, ' The State News will be PONTIAC TEMPEST excellent condition. 1966 - Must I IMPORTS 3515800^C-8-24 or Mr. Myers. 3-8-24 •Heated Pool coming year. 'Laundry facilities, parking, bedroom. 393-8038. 2-8-24 Available now or Septeml 1, 15. 129 Gunson Shorn J responsible only for the sell, best offer. 351-2266. WANTED - EFFICIENT young BABYSITTER TO start fall •Ample Parking */xir Cond. 3:30 - 5:30 pni today. 3-8-9 first 2-8-24 interested in learning the IMMEDIATELY: FURNISHED, day's incorrect man term. 2 children. 9-5 Monday •Nicely Furnished 1206 OAKLAND real estate and investment very close. $100. 140 Cedar MALE ROOMMATE for 2m« insertion. - Friday. Prefer in Spartan LEASING FOR FALL PONTIAC CATALINA 1967. busines for part time work Street. Apartment 4. 1-8-22 due 7 days from Village. Call 355-0900 after 9 mo. 12 mo. near campus. Call V Bills are New muffler, excellent leasing apartments, etc. te. If condition. $450. 355-3057 6p.m. 3-8-24 collect, 313 642-2799.3-8-21 ,rlo, Excellent pay. Must be neat Eft S140 mo. $130 mo. MATURE MALE for own room after 1p.m. 3-8-24 DISC BRAKE 1 BR $169 mo. $159 50£ late service charge vi in appearance and honest. SECRETARY WITH 2 BR $230 mo. $215 mo. mo. in Townhouse. Call Tom 8am WOMEN ONE block'-oif Make your application bookkeeping experience. 35 5pm. 353-3283; after 6p.m. SPECIAL Share 3 c - PONTIAC campus. 1 969 G TO Wednesday, August 22nd, 351-3118 hours/week. Prefer person 393-2767. 2-8-24 apartment Complete® convertible. 4-speed. Power, 745 Burcham Dr. between 2 and 4PM at who will be in area at least 2 excellent condition. $1,075. furnished, utilities, a HERRIMAN REAL ESTATE Call NEJAC, INC. LOVE LY FURNISHED 393-6527. 2-3-24 Brakes feeling a little years. LAPEER: LOWER, parking included. shakey on your sports COMPANY, INC. 1800 337-1309 for appointment. Efficiency. 915 Lilac. $135 349-9609 or unfurnished. 4 rooms; car? Let us change your South Washington Avenue, C-5-8-24 plus electricity. 349-3604. PONTIAC EXECUTIVE Wagon 0-8 8 24 disc pads and Lansing. 1-8-22 fireplace, basement, $155. 1969 - excellent condition. 0-2-8-24 shoes for only Others. No children or pets. 2-8-24 FEMALE RECEPTIONIST: full BUICK SHARP 1970. 4-door, $1,250. 489-0295. 2-8-24 $35.95 front & rear Houses BUSBOYS NEEDED - full time time. Good phone voice. LaSabre custom. Power reg. $45 $55 NEED ONE, two girls. PONTIAC 1970 GTO. Power - year round employment. 484-4446. 2-8-24 brakes, steering, air Furnished apartment, close, steering, disc brakes. 4-speed. Many company benefits. conditioning, vinyl top and reasonable. Call 332-3162 WAITRESS interior. Resonable - Hurry! AM/FM Stereo, tapes, more! Apply in person, HOLIDAY INN EAST, 3121 East Grand WANTED after 5PM. 2-8-24 LARGE 6 Bedroom. Nwfl One owner, sharp, 337-2641. immediately. Will train, need renovated, furnished, 1 489-6895. 2-8-24 River. 2-8-24 capable person. Good pay, 2-8-24 By appt. only Good thru. Aug. 30, other benefits. DUPLEXES, 3 BEDROOMS, 3 ACROSS FROM Brody 2 close, parking. 484-977J Apply in 0-5-8-24 CAPRI 1972, V-6 automatic. SCOUT INTERNATIONAL 1973 with this ad. WAITRESSES NEEDED - full person, DAGWOOD'S. 2803 to 4 persons. Completely rooms, utilities paid. Decor group. Vinyl top, 1971. 4WD, 6 cyclinder. time East Kalamazoo. 5-8-24 furnished. Clean. Phone References. $120. September HOUSE, 4 BEDROOMS, V - year round 13,000 miles. $2,450. Phone 17,000 miles. Excellent. employment. Flexible shift. 669-9939. 2-8-24 1. 489-2681. 3-8-24 furnished, carpeted. 393-5646. 2-8-24 351-7799.4-8-24 Many company benefits. UNIVERSITY CLUB is taking $250, 12 month laf HOURS WANTED: MALE for 4 man ONE MAN needed for 4 484-6353 after 5PM, 2-tfl man Apply in person, HOLIDAY applications for waiters and CHEVROLET 1967 2/door, TRIUMPH - TR6, 1972. Red INN EAST, 3121 East Grand waitress positions, available apartment starting fall. Phone apartment, close, large. V-8, excellent condition, with roll-bar. Excellent Monday - Friday 7:30-5:30 355-9357. 1-8-22 River. 2-8-24 now and fall term. Must have 337-2301. 2-8-24 newly painted, real sharp. condition. 25,000 miles. transportation. Apply in $600. 882-8436. 3-8-24 $3,350. 332-5617. 3-8-24 Saturday 9:00 -1:00 NEED GIRL to share apartment 2 GRAD STUDENTS to share PERMANENT POSITION for person, 3435 Forest Road. beginning September. $85. in two bedroom, 3 VAN 1969 INTERNATIONAL fall, cook and dishwasher. 2-8-22 Call 332-5606 after 5PM. room woman furnished apartment. 1-313-425-1092. 2-8-24 | CHEVROLET 1967, 4-door. Days. 9-3PM. Apply in Metro good for 2-8-24 Pool, air conditioning, Hardtop, 6-cylinder. Call IV4-4411 person: WARREN'S, 2758 HOUSFPARENTS NEEDED to mature female, i traveling/camping. V-8 $68 50/month. Call Excellent condition. $495. or IV2-4444 East Grand River. Call supervise residential home APARTMENT EAST Lansing. . bedroom. Kitchen i| 355-3403 before 2PM. 2-8-24 automatic, 12' body, walk-in 332-5778 for under COMMUNITY 332-6168. 2-8-24 laundry facilities appointment. Large 4/man. Short walk to type. $495. Call International 2-8-24 MENTAL HEALTH. Phone Need car. Call 349-2065l| Harvester, 487-5908. 3-8-22 AUTO REPAIRS - From front campus. Gas, heat, and water TWO GIRLS needed fall term. 393-7477. 3-8-24 5pm. 2-8-24 CUTLASS SUPREME end service to major included. $320 per month. 1973, C HILDCARE NEEDED - $56 a month, Capitol Villa. black on black, equipped, VW BUS 1964. Gas heater, overhauls. No RIPOFFS. SUMMER 351-9036, 8-5 weekdays. Call 332-6000. 2-8-24 POSITIONS, full and excellent condition. Call after excellent condition. Best OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, Wardcliff area. Half day, 4 part time, excellent salary 4-8-24 north Pennsylvania! Grand River and Park Lane, days a week. Prefer my home bedroom house, furniiifl 5PM, 372-4283. 4-8-24 offer, evenings 332-0844, level. Automobile required. CRAMPED FOR Space? but not necessary. Call after Try 140 Collingwood. 3-8-24 East Lansing. 351-3130. 6PM, 351-4413. 2-8-24 351 5800. C-5-8-24 LARGE 2,3, or 4 man COLONIAL CO-OP. 2-3 $250. 351 7497. 0 4 8 24 i DATSUN 1970, 1600 sports C-3-8-24 apartment. Furnished, near bedroom, full basement. New clutch, 46,000 NEED TWO topless shoe shine campus. Starting at $180 per car. miles. 355-1110. 2-8-24 !s MASON BODY SHOP 812 WANTED COMPETANT, men girls and one nude month. 332 3680, 351-7764. $ 1 1 8 -$ 1 26/month. wanted. up apartment near cafflW sta!j - for plumbing or heating for Membership $695-$780. 4-8-24 DODGE COLT East Kalamazoo Street since remodeling house. At photography art model girl. Call for Phone 882-4176 Monday - ' $80 $ 100 Call John coWJ 1972 Wagon. HONDA 1969 350. Real good 1940. Complete auto reasonable rates. Call appointment, Friday, 2-6p.m. 3-8-24 419-423-2052. 5-8-24 20,000 miles. Excellent CORAL GABLES near, 5114 Jo condition. $325. 337-1264. painting and collision service. afternoons 353-0769; after _ 9-8020^4-8-24 Don Drive, 1 bedroom, condition. Call 355-6179. 485-0256. C-8-24 2-8-24 2-8-24 6:30p.m. 332-5622. 1-8-22 WASH BOY - full or part time. furnished 'apartments. $165. Apply KALAMAZOO Call HACKER RENTALS, STREET BODY SHOP, 2628 485-2261. After 6p.m., Collingtooob E. Kalamazoo Lansing. 4-8-24 Street, Margaret 3-8-22 Steele, 485-3774. means We Built it for EAST ^ LANSING Comfort and Beauty.. APARTMENTS STUDENT OR FAMILY . 8 GREAT LOCATIONS STUDIOS - 1 OR 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMMATE SERVICE COURTESY BUS SCHEDULED TRIPS TO AND PROM CAMPUS ...and we keep it that way call 351-7910 731 Apartm At apartments. You'll also HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT Canoeing to class forgotten after the rent payment each month. We take a great deal of pride In enjoy a private balcony, plush furnishings and a dishwasher. There's even a seeing each person receives pool to cool off In on •Air conditioned "Unlimited Parking the service he expects. This those hot days ahead. See means well-kept grounds "731" today and spend the •Dishwashers "New Furniture and excellently maintained next year In sheer luxury. "Shag Carpeting "Model Open Daily 2771 Northwind Call 361 8282 $70 per man (3 man occupancy) (Behind the Yankee Store) 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7212 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 22, 1973 11 110 Mobile Homes |" Personal J| ^| I AND 3 11 BEDROOM houses. Furnished and unfurnished. EFFICIENCY and In ROOMS September. Also - now TWO SEASON ticket* "Series MSU Lecture Concert, 1970 COACHMAN 12x65, BOARD EXAM TUTORING Agnew blasts 'leaks to the press' ,n and carpeted. singles. Close in. 663-8418. "No No Nanette," etc. $40. 2/bedrooms, 2 baths, KAPLAN 2-8-24 seperate TUTORING (continued from paqe 1) until such time as public disclosures 353-3246. 4-8-24 utility room. COURSES now can 313-634-9859. 4-8-22 being formed "I have communicated with the for the coming attorney properly be made." THREE, and five SINGLE MALE student; block LSAT, general today," Agnew said, "and have SEARS KENMORE Portable MCAT, DAT Board exams. Though Agnew's appearance had been I "bedroom houses available campus, cooking, parklnfl. washer. Excellent STAR 10x55, 1964. For information asked that he fulfill that promise and announced as a condition, call press conference, the vice September 15th. Furnished 314 Evergreen 332-3839. $95. Youth 2/bedrooms. Seperate 313-354-0085. 0-8-24 pursue such an investigation vigorously." president notified I and unfurnished. 1 veer 2-8-24 bed/mattress, dinette. Excellent condition. newsmen present that he 1 $30. 355-8042. 3-8-22 Agnew made no reference to President would not take any of their Please call ONLY after Close. 351-5960. 2-8-22 questions. I Real Estate Nixon, indicating he had again struck out "I know this will be a i. 351-0918; 372-3117. ROOM FOR rent, close to disappointment I 2-8-24 campus. Private entrance and "CADILLAC" 1958, 2 independently in his effort to preserve his to you," Agnew said, "but this time I will ■|RL LOOKING for 2 flirts to V 5hare lovely house. Own parking. 351-5313. 2-8-24 SINGLE ROOMS for nosreEce earth cruising machines bedrooms, air conditioner, appliances, near campus. 485-5204. 2-8-24 THREE BEDROOM Brick and Aluminum. 1430 Ranch, political directly Prior career, to the this time by dealing with a member of the Cabinet. reading of Agnew's not be able to take do so would be to continue your questions. public forum of what is supposed to be a . discussion in a . To rent, a I room plus many extras. couple of blocks from square feet, built in 1968. statement, the White House again secret investigation." I Walking distance from campus on Grand River BEST VALUES AMERICAN 1970, 12'x60'. 2 Family room with fireplace, expressed the President's confidence in the Beall notified 1 332-1188.2-8-24 Avenue. carpeted throughout, all vice president. Agnew through his campus Parking available. bedrooms, unfurnished, attorney Call Chris CHECK except draped, range, dishwasher, "The Fh-esident feels on Aug. 2 that he was under at 351 0909 appliances. Shed. 20 that leaks in |WN ROOM in 3 bedroom 351-3921. 2-8-24 or US OUT minutes to campus. $5,000. 17' refrigerator/freezer. Full investigation by the federal grand jury in situations such as this are basement, partially finished certainly alien to Baltimore for possible violations of Jhouse. $70, plus utilities. Car. 694-8857. 2-8-24 for rumpus room, 2-car our due process of law and the rights of bribery, extortion and conspiracy laws in tax, ■ 484 6350. 2-8-24 NEED GIRL, own room, VELOCIPEDE garage, 70 feet of frontage. individuals and certainly do not assist the connection $97/month. Heat, utilities CHAMPION with an alleged scheme PEDDLER 1972, 12x50 proper authorities in investigating certain tuTH NEAF, 1-96 on acre. paid. Near campus. 541 E. Grand River 2/bedroom, furnished, Assume existing mortgage - or will refinance FHA matters," Deputy F»ress Secretary Gerald L. involving kickbacks from Maryland I Attractive, furnished 1V4 351-1715. 2-8-24 carpeting and bar. 15 minutes contractors in return for favored for only $1850 down. Call treatment ■ story. Newly renovated VjJownstairs 351-7240 ^ from East Lansing. Days, call 351-7435 after 5:30 if Warren said at San Clemente, Calif. in the awarding of consulting contracts. At I throughout. 2 full bedrooms, ROOMS: FULL Ron 371-1492 or 676-5030 Warren also said Nixon and Agnew had least three contractors I plus No pets. $215 plus house GUNS, RIFLES and handguns after 5:30p.m. 2-8-24 weekdays. 3-8-24 not met since Aug. 7 when Agnew first reportedly have privileges. Must like animals. implicated Agnew in the scheme. I utilities 663-8418. 2-8-24 Senior/grad preferred. of all sell. kinds. Buy, trade and BOB'S GUN 1969 HOME BY owner. 2 story, 4 personally informed Nixon of the probe. On Aug. 6, Agnew released a short 351-3094. 2-8-24 SHOP, RICHARDSON, 12x50 In Baltimore, U.S. 2412 - bedrooms. Family room, Atty. George Beall statement announcing the loPLE OWN room, six miles, South Cedar. Call near MSU. Fully carpeted, reiterated a statement put out investigation and ■ liberated, $65. Twosome - 371-2244.0-8-24 furnished basement, fireplace, 1V4 by his office proclaiming his innocence. Two days later, FALL, fenced yard. earlier this month which said that the I $105. 655-2060. SINGLE, furnished, baths, 2 car garage. Walking he held a news conference and 2-8-24 utilities paid. $65 per $3,700. Call 351-1008 denounced month. MARANTZ 1060 stereo between 12-5PM. 2-8-24 distance MSU. Mortgage prosecutors in the case have not in any way the allegations as "damned Call 351-0997. 2-8-24 amp. been the source of the stories. lies." He said at »RS0NS NEEDED for house. AR turntable transferable. Consider land that time he would have no with new further public contract. Call 351-8910. He said his office would "continue to | Call 351-5377. 2-8-24 ROOM AND Board in exchange Empire cartridge. Sony 366 reel to reel stereo 1961 STAR 10'x50' - good 3-8-24 preserve the secrecy of the statements until the invesigation was for tape deck. condition. 2756 East Grand proceedings completed. XnSING EAST side. Available light housekeeping. Sony TC 8W 8-track River, A-8. Call Jim after 371-3431. 3-8-24 1800' sq. GEODESIC DOME ■ September 15. Furnished, 3 cartridge recorder. Speed 5PM 353-5420. 2-8-24 ■ bedroom ■ garage, ■ students, house, basement, yard. For 3 grad 1 year lease. TWO GIRLS to share house. each plus little domestic $5 graphic PETRI 4x5 FT press SLR camera. camera. LOT A-7 MOBILE Home Home near Torch Lake. Call Jeff 351-5406. 3-8-22 Cambodia seeks aid continuation work. 332-5977. 4-8-24 Poloroids, lenses, movie Manor, East Lansing. 1966 FACULTY ■ Utilities paid, $200 a month. American - ATTENTION. One (continued from page 1) cameras, projectors, Home Crest. Cambodia must await the outcome of the ■ 351-7283. 1-8-22 camera acre on Grand River, 165' GRAD STUDENT needs accessories, TV sets, TV test 10'x50', carpeted, range and predicted new battle for Phnom Penh. room, equipment, refrigerator included. New water frontage, 3/bedroom only slightly damaged, the airlines said, and JoVELV 2-4 BEDROOM close. $50-$60. 332-8429 after 6PM. 4-8-24 Typewriters, clocks, radios, wall tapestries. garbage disposal. Excellent ranch, large fireplace, bath no one was reported injured. The insurgents made a bid to take the capital in July, before the Aug. 15 cutoff |house. 1240 South Clemens, 1,000 used 8-track tapes, $1. condition. Call and a half, oil not water The two truck convoys, composed of I S200-$250 plus utilities. up. 1500 used stereo albums, 517-332-0734. 2-8-24 baseboard heat, attached 2 about 100 trucks each, carried of U.S. bombing and suffered heavy I 349-3604. 0-3-8-24 AVAILABLE NOWI Male, 50c car garage, near Dimondale. foodstuffs to the capital city, Am chiefly casualties. up. WILCOX Rong walking distahce to campus. ACTIVE For sale by widow. Phone The official U.S. SECONDHAND 12x65, 3 said. One came down assessment is that loDERN . years old, Highway5 from 3 BEDROOM home Division Street. 332-2859. 10x10 shed, air 646-2511. 5-8-24 Hanoi, which backs the rebels ■ in country near DeWitt. 2-8-24 STEREOLAND, 509 East conditioned, Battambang in the northwest. The other I Furnished rec-room with Michigan, Lansing. Phone rotor antenna, much more! rolled up Highway 4 from diplomatically and militarily, expected 485 -4391. Beautiful condition, walk to Recreation Limpong Som, Phnom Penh to fall I fireplace. One acre lot, 2 car NEED GIRL, own room, 8-5:30p.m. campus. First $4,000. Phone Cambodia's principal seaport southwest of and made the costly I garage. Three responsible, $97/month. Heat, Monday - Saturday. Phnom Penh. push before the end of the utilities B 351-3567 bombing in I mature grad students. $315 paid. Near ankAmericard, Master or 484-2266. order to avoid being overtaken campus. Charge, X-3-8-24 Reviewing the scaled-down rebel by peace I per month plus utilities. 1 351-1715. 2-8-24 trades, layaways. FLIGHTS TO Europe. New activities of the last few talks possibly sponsored by the big powers. '°ase. 669-2161. 1-8-22 C-8-24 York days, Am Rong U.S. officials EAST Frankfurt, return said. "It has been a reason that a new push TWO MALE Grads needed to LANSING, Marlette, victory, but the people ZENITH 8'x30', 1/bedroom, all from $175. Anne Munnich, don't recognize it." against Phnom Penh will come soon since 1)00 PERSON to share house, share house near Frandor. PORTABLE Stereo - the rebels cannot afford to lose needs repair, $30 or best furnished and carpeted, on 355-7846, 5-7PM. 0-8-24 U.S. officials, however, feel that serious momentum ■ Lansing. Furnished, own 489-4628; 485-9820. 5-8-24 and are still concerned that offer. Pam, 332-6448. 3-8-24 lot. $800. Call 482-5436 peace talks n. 332-5491. 2-8-24 LAKE MICHIGAN? negotiations to end the fighting in could halt their drive. NOW LEASING summer and 3-8-24 Cedar WHY Pointe? We have a way of PAY More? Eye glasses, LsT SIDE Lansing. 2 mature fall. Single rooms $15. and getting Health policy approval expected frames you there. Camper, I girls to share 3 bedroom I house. 484-8844. 1-8-22 up weekly. Office Monday, Tuesay, Thursday, hours: at large savings. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan, Lost & Found ||C^ | trailer weekends, rentals, or by day, week. 3:30-5p.m. Call 351-4495. Lansing. 0-8-24 372-7409. C-3-8-24 HANDY'S, 1905 West JOUR BEDROOM house, FIND SOMETHING? Saginaw. 489-5080. C-3-8-24 (available September 8. 415 If you've found a pet or article (continued from page 1) '' These guidelines are MALE STUDENT, Cle< MARTIN 12-String guitar, $395 department, decide that | North Magnolia. For of value, we want to help you Service for his patient so long as long overdue," Patterson they wish to be involved in intment phone furnished, quiet firm. Before I change care my return it. Just come into the said. "We have needed this I 485-1353. 2-8-24 reasonable. Free mind.*484-5635. 3-8-24 he abides by legal this type of service," State News Classified and policy to relate to the Feurig 332-3094. 2-8-22 ethical guidelines. said. "Of course, there Department and tell us that practice and RALEIGH GRAND Prix 21V4", - FOR This is the section that delivery of would be an extra charge you want to place an ad in QUALITY service on health care on campus." * excellent condition. One year old, $95. Also Schwinn EAST LANSING STATE stereo equipment, see the would permit a physician to Dr. James Feurig, for bringing in the BANK'S found column, as a STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East prescribe an abortion for a specialist." pump. 332-6911. 4-8-24 public service Grand River. C-8-24 director of the health EAST student. LANSING STATE BANK The policy also says that center, said that the center Feurig said that an SEWING MACHINE clearance MAYTAG PORTA-PAIR, will run the ad at no extra has the facilities to perfrom abortion at the BICYCLE REPAIRS - all the health center will adhere health ■rl TO share house with salel Brand new portable, washer and dryer. 2 years cost to you. abortions if center will be I another girl. May have 1 $49.95, $5 per month. Large old. $150. 353-9102. 3-8-22 makes and models. to all legal guidelines any are charged as a Reasonable rates. Phone prescribed. fee for service operation. All selection of ■ child. 482 3987 after 5PM. reconditioned 337-7483. 2-8-24 concerning health care and factdrs will be considered in I □B 28-24 used machines. C-8-24 that the center will adhere Singers, "An abortion is basically Whites, Necchis, New Home SKY-HIGH Tree Service. to the highest medical just a surgical procedure, determining the cost of BUR BEDROOM furnished. and "many others." $19.95 FOUND: SMALL brown pouch Professional work, low rates, standards and ethics of and we do have the surgical performing the operation, to I 4/i miles from campus. You $39.95. Terms. behind museum. Identify fully insured. Free estimates. health suite including reserving a bed, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING IRISH SETTER puppies. 18 care. Finally, the and facilities to have excellent contents. 355-1533 nights, 351-2756. 5-8-24 policy surgical suite, preparation of I references. $260 COMPANY. 1115 weeks, 1st shot and wormed. says that no health accomodate such a per month North 353-5187 afternoons. instruments, any drugs, Mother and Father care treatment will be procedure," Feurig said. ■ plus utilities. 1005 North Washington. 489-6448. good C-3-8-22 charge for nursing and ■ Pine, 12-8-24 Lansing. 332-3398. C-8-24 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. hunters. 589-8813. 3-8-22 Call Leslie Personal / □0 prescribed if the center has neither the facilities nor the financial There personnel are in presently the no dietary for care bringing in and the charge a specialist. resources to health BLACK llE BEDROOM home. $145 Tanks, canisters, and TOMCAT needs good undertake such treatment. center that are qualified to ■ year home. Great personality. Call GUITAR, FLUTE, Banjo and Many people had been lease, or $160 for 9 uprights. Guaranteed 1 full TV AND drum perform an abortion, Feurig 332-6405. 2-8-24 stereo rentals. $23 lessons. Private afraid that if abortions were ■ month lease. 411 South year. $7.88 and up. DENNIS said. However members of ■ Francis. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, term/$9.5Q month. Free, instruction available. allowed at the health center See house from the Dept. of Obstetrics and ■ 34PM 316 SMALL MALE kitten looking same day delivery and MARSHALL MUSIC, Friday. 2-8-24 North Cedar, opposite they would be performed City Market. C-8-24 for good home. Free. Phone service. Call NEJAC, 351-7830. C-1-8-15 Gynecology could come 337-1300. C-8-24 into the center as specialists free for all students. But |BEDR00M HOME. $180 for __3i£'5®2fi2'®'2i ! Typing and perform the operations. Feurig's explanation of fee GARAGE SALEI 2 box ease. 634 South springs AKC REGISTERED St. Bernard PREGNANT? WE for service ■ Francis. See house and mattresses 48x80; understand. "But only if negates such from female, all shots, $175. Call us. PREGNANCY they, as a fears. 14:30-5:30PM Friday. 2-8-24 Simmon's spring - up duplex Charlotte, 543-5334. 2-8-24 COUNSELING. 372-1560. What's Happening must be bed; Venetian blinds; received in the ^ C-8-24 COMPLETE State News ■ST SI DE component record players; THESES Lansing. 4/bedroom LABRADOR RETRIEVER office, 341 Student Services SERVICE. Discount printing. ■ house. Off Kalamazoo ■ Partially ■ 351-7497. furnished. 0-2-8-24 Street. $250. electric typewriter; power tools; clothing; other items. August 24th and 25th. 1119 puppies. 6 weeks, yellow $75. Call 655-1791. 4-8-24 AKC, FREE. . complexion . A lesson care. in Call IBM typing and theses, resumes, publications. binding of Bldg. by 1 p.m. at least two class days before publication. No announcements will be accepted Threat to kill Nixon probed 484-4519 East Michigan or Across from campus, corner by phone. Snyder Road, East Lansing. AKC WHITE Samoyed puppies. 485-7197 MAC and Grand River, below 332-6067. 2-8-24 Lansing Mall. 3 weeks old, around $100. MERLE NORMAN Jones Stationery Shop. Call Hear Elaine Donelson speak COPYGRAPH about creativity at the MENSA Call 517-547-3276 collect. COSMETICS STUDIOS. SERVICES, (continued from page 1) 2-8-24 C-8-24 337-1666. C-11-8-24 meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday in 104 Berkey Hall. All are invited. i)0M AND Board at Sorority TYPING Witnesses quoted Gaudet ■ '<>' 'all No singles. Call ELECTRIC STOVE, Mobile Homes BB SEE US for your furniture and - ELECTRIC machine. "A Crowd of kill President Nixon. If no a saying, "Somebody ought to good People" will be o e has the guts, I'll do it." 1332-0851 or 332-3457. condition, $60. Solid - state appliance needs. Also have performed by the Free Street antiques, books, glassware. Theater at 7 p.m. Friday on the console stereo, excellent Police here implied there was no connection between 1971 DETROITER 12'x60' lawn at S00 N. Capitol Ave. on PAGE'S ECONOMY STORE, condition, $100. 2 Colonial the Lansing Community College Gaudet and the "possible conspiracy." A Secret Service ■N • CLOSE to MSU. Clean, expando, 2 bedroom, shirted, 3203 Northeast Street. (US end-tables, $40 pair. Couch shed. Take over payments. TERM PAPERS with IBM campus. spokesman in Washington, Jack Warner, said that Gaudet ■quiet rooms. 27) 372-6460. 1-8-22 Cooking. Phone and chair, $60 pair. Call Call 485-9587.5-8-24 Selectric. Phone after 5 p.m. "has no connection at all with the 1485-8836. 0-8-24 339-2291. 2-8-24 351-7824. B-11-8-24 Help keep Pittsburgh out of conspiracy." the Middle Kingdom. H.R.M. M 2 ' x 4 4 ' CRANBROOK FOR YOUR health needs; the Police said Gaudet was involved in a threat three WITHOUT board. 1122 BUYING AND King Andrew wants you. For years selling used MOBILE complete pharmacy EXPERIENCED TYPIST, ago against Nixon in which he set fire to an American ■Hickory Street. $60/month. home. 1968, 2 information on the war with the flag bicycles. Please call GULLIVER STATE DRUGS. Okemos. IBM Selectric. Call and threw it at the Resident's car. He Tho,le 487-0867. 3-8-22 337-7483. 2-8-24 bedrooms, furnished. $2,700. 349-1773 east, attend the Society for received a six - Call 351-7432. 5-8-24 C-3-8-24 evenings and Creative Anachronism meeting month weekends. at suspended sentence. 373-6726 7:30 Tonight in parlor A in weekdays. 4-8-24 the Union. All summer EXPERIENCED Dissertations, IBM typing. The MSU College of Human Medicine will hold its monthly LUXURY WITHIN REASON. (Pica-Elite). FAYANN, 489-0358. C-8-24 free immunization clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at THE VOLVO 164. clothes at the Church of God in Christ on the corner of St. Joseph and People who buy luxury ears can be unreasonable. They want to sit on leather. They insist on air Logan Streets in Lansing. conditioning.They want power steering, power-assisted brakes, a choice of transmissions. Sometimes least dissertations, manuscripts, general typing, theses, :ation A ev en a tachometer. The people who build Volvos understand. That's IBM. 23 years experience. why 349-0850. C-8-24 they build all those features into 40% OFF LEAVING FOR Colorado/New the IM. And add fuel injection. ________ PROFESSIONAL Mexico September 1-2. Ride? an electric rear window M i (Pica-Elite). IBM 11 typing years Call August 27, 355-0827. defroster, unit body 'JSC experience. SANDI, 2-8-24 construction and 339-8934. C-8-24 four-wheel power- PAST TONY COATS PROFESSIONAL IBM assisted ON GRAND RIVEFi dissertation typing. MA disc brakes. English degree. MARTY We re your |kmpus I ALL. These Hill Apartments, now under new management is leasing student units for NORTH 351-3487. C-8-24 local Volvo dealer. All we spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive, I ^mfortable THESES, RESUMES, typing Professional donors add is a reasonable furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal, central heating and air and compensated. MICHIGAN price. I conditioning, and dishwasher. These 4 man units have up to 4 parking spaces per printing. Reasonable prices. COMMERCIAL COMMUNITY BLOOD ■ "'t and include the use of a giant swimming pool and recreation room. PRINTING. 337-0712. CENTER. 337-7183. Hours: I hroughout the academic year there will be free bus transportation to and from C-8-24 Monday, Thursday and ■ mpus. We also Friday 9-4:30p.m., Tuesday have a full time Resident Manager for any maintenance. If you EXPERIENCED TYPIST, and Wednesday 12-6:30p.m. Glenn Herriman, Inc. I st!*? t0 be am°ng the first residents of Campus Hill call today. 2 bedroom units Okemos. Electric typewriter. C-8-24 I a' $66.25 per month Call 349-1773 per man on a 9 month lease in the fall. SPECIAL 12 GARDEN of evenings and IllNeni) rates available. Roommate service provided. FOR RENTAL weekends. 373-6726 SENSITIVE MALE STUDENT FORMATION CALL 349-3530. earthly oeuaht weekdays. 0-6-8-24 27 seeks female companion 22 to 28 to enjoy outdoors Your >•awBaBmrW; ALL STATE MANACEMENT CO., INC 241 e. SAQINAW HWV. SUITE 411 22b AB&OTTRD GET MORE out of life with a companionship. Write P.O. Box 1205, East Lansing, new Volvo Dealer! CAST LAMSllHk better job. Look for it today Open Mon & Thurs EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Michigan. Include phone In tha Employment Ads. 6135 W. Saginaw Til 9 number. 3-8-22 482-6226 Augustj^ I 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. J_± — ■—— Spartan football draftees looking good By LYNN HENNING - State News Sports - Writer The Buffalo Bills made Spartan offensive tackle Joe IVTjimielleure DeLamielleure its its No. No. 1 1 pick, only to find out later That traumatic experience he is called by the since cleared up, "Joe D.", as looked very well," a Buffalo public relations offi , Bills management, has made a real adding that if it weren't for a couple of seasoned ^ I A funny thing happened to MSU's football team on its physicians were advising DeLamielleure not to play because impression on the Buffalo coaches. "Joe D." would probably be starting. Ve«r^ 'Joe D. is running No. 2 at right guard right now and has way to oblivion last Jan. 30. of a heart ailment. — M Another Spartan nabbed by the Bills h r Funny, that is, for a college team that finished the 1972 —— Brian McConnell, was started at linebacker but 1!?** ^ season with a 5-5-1 record. been moved to tight cuu tO a Uglll end position. isuamuii. 85 sift* It had the slightly sensational number of 10 seniors 'He's No. 3 tight end at this point and he's leamin. ■ drafted by the National Football League in the NFL's entirely new position, so it's hard to say how he'll do"tS r._. annual draft. And only one other college sent more men to i' official said. the pros. The University of Oklahoma saw the pros pick 11 men from its crop of Sooners. Nobody seems to be more impressed with a Even more amazing, it looks like most of the Spartan than Pittsburgh Steelers are with linebacker playerth I draftees stand a good chance of sticking with the teams that "I can't say enough how well he's been Gail Clark 1 selected them. And that's no easy task, given the mortality Steeler official praised. doing" I I ratio of NFL rookies. The problem is that Clark injured his back With the threat of squad cuts still hanging over most of the MSU rookies, so far only two - Dan Werner and Gary College All - Star game, then proceeded to turn in the Julvnl Van Elst — have been dropped by the teams that drafted missing two more weeks of training camp and in his ankkl doinj them. put himself quite a bit behind the rest of the pack. "But Gail's a real smart kid and we're By contrast, players like Brad Van Pelt, Billy Joe highly p|eaj DuPree, Joe DeLamielleure and Gail Clark are being given with him," he said. excellent chances of making their respective teams, and in Former Spartan Ron Curl is another MSU some cases, appear to be headed for possible starting the Steelers say they're counting on this year assignments. "He was hurt last year but he should be Werner created quite a story last January when the moving jnto| GAIL I L L I E JOE JOE DELAMIELLEURE: starting spot," the Steeler official added. "If Dallas Cowboys made him their eighth - round draft pick, BRAD VAN PELT: CLARK: "I _ anymore guys like these two up there, let us know.'' you've even though the lanky quarterback had ridden the bench "The coaches seem to can't say enough how DUPREE: "He's "Joe D. is running No. for particularly all his varsity career at MSU. well he's doing," looking fine," a 2 at right guard right Jim Nicholson, with the Los Angeles The Cowboys cut him several weeks ago and he was feel he's going to be a Steeler official one Cow boy public now and has looked on the team's "injured waived" list, but the Hams, has been J subsequently picked up by the New England Patriots who great one because he praised. "Gail's real relations man said. very well," a Buffalo offensive tackle is still property of the former Spin? have placed him on their taxi squad. is such a great a team, nan* athlete," a Giants smart kid and we're "He's caught four public r e I a tions recovery from a neck injury. Van Elst was an 11th round pick of the Philadelphia official said. highly pleased with passes for 54 yards official said. Bob McClowry, drafted by the Cleveland Eagles and he was cut July 18. Eagles' officials said the and he's done pretty Rrowns .m him." Marv Roberts, selected by the San Diego former Spartan defensive tackle apparently went home. with their respective teams. Their future, Chargers, are stl At the New York Giants training camp. Brad Van Pelt is good on the specialty however, won't J teams." solid until the final squad cuts. "doing very well" according to one Giant official. "He's been playing mostly on special teams but they're gonna make a linebacker out of him," the official said, regarding the team's plans for its No. 2 pick. "The coaches seem to feel he's going to be a great one because he is such a great athlete." Though the Dallas Cowboys were dissatisfied with Werner, they are most happy with No. 1 choice Billy Joe DuPree. 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