the Wednesday, September 26,1973 State News Volume 66 Number 29 michigan Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Agnew asks House to probe allegations WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice President heart of our system of justice," Nixon no decision had been reached on Agnew's „ T. Agnew asked the House of said. request for an investigation but that two nresentatives Tuesday to investigate Agnew denied wrongdoing in a meeting forums were possible, either the Judiciary with President Nixon. gations he was involved in political Committee or a special committee. ruption. Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson Neither source mentioned the announced Thursday that he had 'During our discussion," Nixon possibility of instituting impeachment authorized federal prosecutors to take I. "the vice president again - as he evidence against Agnew before a proceedings. The vice president's letter did done in our previous meeting - grand not specifically mention that possibility. jury in Baltimore Thursday. Agnew said he was making the request ied the charges that have been made Soon after that announcement, Agnew in the dual interest of „st Him. He also informed me that he went to the preserving the Capitol to ask for a House constitutional status of his office and of nded to request that the House of investigation. personal vindication from what he said ,resentatives undertake an inquiry into Agnew's request to the House came in a were accusations that he had commiteed matter. letter to Speaker Carl Albert. After 'I wish to emphasize my strong belief he impeachable offenses. received the letter, Albert and other t during these proceedings the vice House members conferred with key Late in the day, Nixon issued a Jsident is entitled to the same more than an hour. Agnew for 170-word statement saying Agnew had lun)ption of innocence which is the Two congressmen reported later that personally assured him Tuesday morning Kt of any citizen, and which lies at the that he was not u guilty of any wrongdoing. Agnew said he would turn over to the House all the records that he has already )eath reported make available to the Justice Dept; "I have nothing to hide." he said Agnew said the charges against him were "of the most serious nature" and sufficient "to assign my name to former were )r u perpetual infamy." The announcement that the federal grand jury in Baltimore would get the (WASHINGTON (AP) - Former United comatose Boyle contained large amounts Agnew case Thursday was made by Workers (UMW) boss W.A. (Tony) of sodium amytal, a ,e strong barbiturate, Richardson, who said the action came lyle Jpated lay near death Tuesday after suicide attempt within hours of a and that chances for survival A were hearing had been scheduled poor. after private negotioations with Agnew and his lawyers broke down. After meeting with Albert Itheduled court appearance on murder Vice President Spiro Agnew is driven from the Capitol Tuesday in Washington after meeting with Tuesday before a U.S. magistrate on Richardson left open the Question of fcspiracy charges. Boyle's removal to Pennsylvania to face whether the grand jury, which is sitting in Speaker of the House Carl Albert. Agnew, in a letter to Albert, asked the House to undertake a full |Dr. Milton Gusack, Boyle's physician state murder charges in the 1969 slaying Baltimore, would be working toward an inquiry into the charges made against him in an investigation of kickbacks in Maryland. ce 1965, said that blood drawn from the of insurgent union leader Joseph A. indictment. AP Wirephoto (Jock) Yablonski and his wife and daughter. It was postponed until Oct. 24 following Boyle's hospitalization. case Gusack said Boyle wanted to pursue his and not hide behind medical Student advisers on education unit !ew insurance excuses. Boyle's lawyer, Plato Cacheris, said ay decrease Boyle was in bed when his wife, Ethel, noticed him breathing heavily and called for young push for Gusack. tes reps on g FBI agents arrested Boyle Sept. 6, climaxing a 3• year investigation by state and federal authorities. Seven By DANIEL OEVER State News Staff Writer persons, including UMW officials, have By LINNEA BOESE establishment of a uniform residency minor aspect of the report. The 19-page report also calls for an end been convicted for their roles in the State News Staff Writer requirement for tuition purposes. "These restrictions on lifestyle are not inconsistencies in the applications post students who own cars Yablonski murders, which Boyle once said The report also urges that restrictions to All bans on student involvement on the one of the more substantive aspects of the of the age of majority law on different th ■bablypay y,VS'nele males "nder high auto insurance rates. 25 he would "swear to Almighty God" that he had no knowledge of. governing boards of universities should be on student lifestyles, such as bans on report," Abraham, MSU senior, 1125 campuses. lifted, say students advising the Governor's coeducational residence halls and rules Hitching Post, said "We consider the It recommended that all Boyle also Tflo^nS '' however- when Michigan's 71 no-fault insurance goes into effect was charged in indictment with conspiring to a federal violate Commission on Higher Education. In a report to be submitted to the against consumption of alcoholic beverages on campus be lifted. involvement of students on governing boards to be the most important aspect." communication between colleges and students be carried on directly instead of Yablonski's civil rights and with plotting f lrats could save substantial amounts' commission today, the Student Advisory This lifestyle recommendation has Richard L. Beers, director of the through the student's parents, that their auto insurance. to kill him. Committee recommends 20 changes it caught the interest of the media, but commission, said committee members are institutions provide living alternatives so "This wi!1 b one of the first times in Boyle has lived in obscure retirement feels would improve postsecondary Spencer Abraham, chairman of the concerned that the media are talking students can find campus housing since his ouster last December. education in Michigan, including the eight -student committee, said that it is a about the wrong things by playing up consistent with their tastes and that ritLhistory when t0ne' stprofessor udents wiofl business be able top around for car insurance and save "sex and booze." financial aid procedures be changed to "I think the report is very balanced and represent the financial independence of -,, j^and office administration, said COUNCIL CONSIDERS HALT responsible," he said Tuesday. "And the area the committee feels is most important, many students. The report asked that policies on I'l predict that no-fault insurance getting students on governing boards, is residency for determining tuition be a real break for the young handled much more appropriately than it payments should be made uniform at all °f Staser Insurance in has been in other cases." Blanket schools and said that out-of- state grades queried I | Using said Tuesday. The main argument against student students should pay more tuition than participation on the governing boards of Michigan residents. the university they attend holds that this Nontraditional education programs would represent a conflict of interest since deserve high priority, the report states. It By MIKE CALATOLA Those few faculty members that employ blanket grading students would have power over those recommends expansion o f State News Staff Writer usually guarantee their students a minimum grade if they attempt judging' their performances, the cooperative education, instructors. individualized ■*?5S„em»yp,.b„C*Ven,,>0|,Uhr Ever Ever get a prof who said, "Class, you're all getting dream of getting one? 4.0s?" to do the class work. Robert W. Uphaus, associate professor of English, said he bases This " is a slap in the face of every programs. majors and vocational I"'" P'"«t insurance policies, tall generally p,id „*„£* These professors may be scarcer this year with the Academic his minimum grade on effort. student in the State of Michigan," the The 26-member commission was 'Tm guaranteeing the students in my English 205 class that if report states, arguing that students would appointed by Gov. Milliken to report on ™"ce rates because of the greater Council considering an amendment designed to halt this blanket be in the same position three aspects of Michigan they write the final exam, no matter how shabby it looks, they're as any higher grading practice at its Oct. 2 meeting. officeholder who establishes taxes he ear-oldof claims from the guaranteed a 2.0," he said. "The attempt is what I'm looking education: goals and function, governance u2,8ncy -s-v age group. The Educational Policies Committee (EPC) is recommending for." himself will have to pay. and coordination and financing. that the Code of Teaching Responsibility define the grading ta ll"'stin b»a » procedures at MSU more explicitly. Byron W. Brown, asst. professor of economics, said he varies his grading procedure according to the types of classes he teaches. S"1" insurance rates under The proposed amendment would deal with grades more gher rates mav ^ "My Economics 325 class consists mainly of economics majors ntemrt ir in k trSn Se,V8ral dkcounts offered Por example, part specifically: "Course grades will be determined by the assessment of each common standard applied to the class as a whole." instructor's student's individual achievement, judged by a who are going on to graduate school or law school," he said. "I've guaranteed them a minimum 2.0; if they want a higher grade they can take the exams." Former head of MSU This modification of the code would require instructors to r'm ShI*! rate under the n°-fault leaves AID for home "It's been my experience that 75 to 80 per cent attend the i hS based on y°ur income, no grade students only according to their individual class work and class under this system," Brown said. ■v lnsurance is now required prohibit awarding of a fixed classwide grade. "My Economics 251H class, on the other hand, consists 'J wages if you have an auto The code presently requires instructors only to inform their classes of how they will determine grades and if there are any mainly of honors college students who are not economics "The commission is studying the majors," Brown continued. "After a long discussion on the directions which higher education will be special attendance requirements for the course. Lester V. Manderscheid, current chairman of the EPC, said grading procedure and the educational process, we agreed that Former MSU president John A. Hannah taking in the next 20 years. His insights they should grade themselves." and expertise in this area could provide us enough abuse of MSU's grading policy had occurred to warrant is returning home to Michigan next with better perspectives on educational the proposed amendment. week following a four and a half year ton TJ StUdents fa" int0 this "Both students and faculty have complained to the committee The 1970 student strike forced the Academic Council to deal with blanket grading directly, if only temporarily. Charles P. stint in Washington, D.C. as director of the growth," Beers said. Beers was speaking of the dramatic KtinsZ may Mve money under on blanket grades," Manderscheid said. "We've had no complaints Larrowe, professor of economics, recalled his grating approach Agency for International Development growth which MSU underwent during Wcases. "P t0 10 Per cent in this fall, but every term some incident occurs that smacks of blanket grading." during that time. (AID). Hannah's resignation from AID becomes Hannah's years as president and Beers said "I went on strike May 5 of that year and I never met Hannah's experience in University changes • sine! nnT ?frea' single students will Manderscheid said it is difficult to determine if blanket grades my effective Sept. 3. classes again that term," he said. of this nature could aid the overall state have been given. The agency is the chief foreign service "I told my labor law class that I'd give all of them a 3.0 for the study. fettling mff °r dependent children, "You will find certain courses and seminars where the entire work they had done up to the midterm," Larrowe continued. bureau for the State Dept. Under his Jack Breslin, executive vice president J■W Tj students » student who doelect not have. to carry class receives the same grade," he said. "This happens because the "Those wanting a higher grade had to do a paper." direction the agency has stressed technical and secretary to the board of trustees, said classes are small in number." assistance over military aid by emphasizing this week that he spoke with Hannah ■her de°dVeuyh.may be"efit"yfrom somea education and human resources in earlier this month, and emphasized that agriculture and health. "indeed a great many people, both from But Hannah told the State News T Unsinwb0lZ'H°f Bubo,z Insurance in OVER CITY COUNCIL'S DIRECTION Tuesday he is coming home to "relax, the University and the state will want to consult Hannah." Jresents » S°me con,Panies he enjoy my farms and not bother President But Breslin could not be specific as to luctabil u°fLfer as a $250 Wharton or anyone at the University. when Hannah will be contacted or by ,1 the h results in portion savings ofuptheto "I just want to spend some time at my Appointment raise ■Percent n collision whom. farms in Goodheart and Dansville and enjoy my days as they come, not worry tsuch n! l.hat.,arge students who are about things as I have for the last 50 Tw|y mweH By LINDA SANDEL with the East Lansing homeowner. "Presently I myself as alone on the as . metropolitan Sf»te News Staff Writer Thus the city council now has one less see council," Griffiths says. "Whether that is years," he said. rfer"ng | their hui 8 their * Mve insurance to themoney Lansingby The recent appointment of Thelma student • oriented member, though students constitute two - thfrd's of East real or imaginary, I don't know, but until proven otherwise, I consider myself alone.' But he added that he and his wife will keep their Washington, D.C. apartment for Continued on page 7) Evans to East Lansing's city council to another month so as to take time moving, Lansing's 35,000 • member electorate. Liberals in East Lansing had hoped that replace liberal George Colburn has given This new bloc could signal a reversal of Colburn's replacement would share possibly making calls back to Washington friends. political observers cause to wonder if the the trend of previous years when Colburn viewpoints similar to those Colburn stood to see city's progressive council may now and Griffiths managed to effectively plug Hannah, 70, took over as AID director for. Informally, Sharp, Wilcox and ents moderate. after retiring from MSU's presidency in carrying 10 credits or more become more their own liberal viewpoints into many of Brookover said that they would favor 30 not wish to read the State News Evans, an apparent moderate, has taken 1969. He had served as the University's or the five - member council's decisions. replacing Colburn with someone with I s Jorvices may receive a refund of the over the seat of the youth - oriented Evans' new position and her probable similar political viewpoints - as an top administrator for 28 years. Colburn who, along with present But indications are that Hannah will ■J T ln9 their Option paid at registration by fee receipt card at 345 councilmember George Griffiths, captured alignment with the three incumbents could leave Griffiths very much on his obligation to East Lansing voters. have several people interested in heavy student support in the 1971 own in "left field." It appeared that this idea would be consulting with him on state educational ? Serv'ces Bldg., through Friday election. Colburn resigned in mid - August If future meetings are like Evan's first carried through when the council asked projects when he returns. a">. to noon and East Lansing citizens to provide 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. after serving two years of a four - year Richard Beers, staff director for the on Sept. 18, where three Griffiths motions input and died for lack of to recommend names of possible Governor's Commission On Higher a second, this "J9rin« yearbook meeting at 7:30 tefEvans joins Mayor Wilbur Brookover political situation could pose a real new candidates. Education, said Monday though he has not r,n30Student Services Bldg. and councilmembers Mary Sharp and problem for local residents who support Whether or not such input was ever formally asked Hannah to advise the Robert Wilcox in creating a majority block Griffiths' viewpoints. commission, someone with his experience (Continued on 19^ of politicians who sympathize primarily page could be invaluable. L Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. September 26, |973 1 news roundup Hunt says top WASHINGTON (AP) — Watergate conspirator E. Howard For the Watergate aides OKd break-in, he named former Atty. Gen. John Scheduled witness for acts today's hearings is Patri. l, « >> ■ Hunt concluded two days of Senate testimony with a declaration N. Mitchell, former White House counsel John W. Dean III, a Nixon speech writer. * tr"k s >^1 former Nixon deputy campaign chief Jeb S. Magruder, convicted The hearings, which begin at 10 compiled by our national desk Tuesday that he acted "with the knowledge and approval and Wagergate conspirator G. Gordon Liddy and "perhaps" former locally by WJIM-TV (Channel 6). am will h„ ft under the direction of high officials of the government." " e carrieive Hence, it appears from current trends! knowledge. This means that any neighborhood ball field. That was the another century." that a lifestyle based upon the! student, RA or not, could be held spring when bird songs were drowned out indiscriminate use of power cannot survive I responsible, in part, for a robbery by the incessant roar of the hot rod. Now that it seems kids are driving another century. The hot rod was an interesting minibikes before or assault related to they learn to walk, the Tomorrow's attitudes will drug sale if that phenomenon. It could be constructed for accessibility of power is taken for granted. determined by the experience and be| student knew beforehand that less than $50, it could attain speeds of 25 The effect of such feats as being able to training I of today's young. It is imperative that the I illegal drugs were being sold. miles per hour, and it could keep a five • travel faster than the fastest traveler of a idea of power • for • power's sake not be I Though North was only year - old busy for days on end. century ago, is bound to be great upon the perpetuated. attempting to inform students of the dangers of drug usage, the ambiguity of his statement led to § many rumors that could seriously impair relations between RAs and the students on their floors. North should clarify his drug The Doctor's Bag policy with a clearer statement of By ARNOLD WERNER, MD purpose. Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at How do the eyedrops that get rid of There are two dangers to the use of eye I What happeaed to University Health Center. be included unless a Names need not personal reply is bloodshot some eyes work? Do they bypass natural protective function of the drops that you should be aware of. I Though all the eye drops I checked in the! requested. bloodshot eye or is the bloodshot eye a local apothecary contain a substance to ■ Final agreement was expected to be reached between The attitude of the oil companies toward land warning signal? The reason I ask this is discourage bacterial contamination, such I use of I 22 and for I have had oil companies and the Dept. of Natural Resources the Pigeon River Valley is am years a because I like the way they helped my contamination is still possible, and you I encouraging. The companies sharp stinging sensation on the tip of my eyes when they were bloodshot as a result could end up producing an infection by I (DNR) in mid-July over land use plans for the scenic are willing to limit the number of wells on a reservoir to penis whenever I clean my navel. This using the eye drops. Therefore, the end of I of being stoned. Are there Pigeon River Valley north of Gaylord. It's almost one instead of several and to use slant drilling wells. any precautions the dropper bottle should never contact ■ condition, if it is one, coqtinues and any to be followed with eye drops? October now, and guidelines have yet to be set down The land use plan that the DNR has been time I apply pressure to my anything and the drops should not be kept I haggling navel, the The plain old ordinary detailing exactly how the wilderness area is to be out the last few months will not only deal with oil stinging sensation is there. It stops as soon which are commonly found in eye drops, around for very long or used at all if they I developed. drug stores, ever appear cloudy. exploration guidelines, but it will also propose rules to as I stop* the pressure. I have asked many are a waste of time and money. An estimated S1 billion in oil lies beneath the Pigeon friends if they have felt anything under They reduce and to tightly control other human activities in contain nothing of value to the The second caution is that not all cases ■ eye and River country, ready and waiting for development by the area. similar conditions and they have all said their effects are largely psychological. of bloodshot eyes are caused by being! the anxious oil industry. The DNR is faced with the no. What is the connection, if any, The eye drops that get the redness out stoned. Sometimes the bloodshot eye is a I between navel and penis? do so because sign of infection. Self • medication of an ■ uneasy chore of allowing the oil companies to extract Included would be they contain an agent recreational vehicle and which constricts very tiny blood vessels infected eye with over • the • counter eye | the rich resources while protecting the wild Strange as it may seem there is a beauty of snowmobile use, mineral and forest resource use and connection between the navel (umbilicus) which produce the appearance of redness. drops is no better than trying to bi the area. wildlife protection. The use of such eye down brick walls with ping pong balls. ■ and the tip of the penis. A very astute drops is probably Five oil wells are operating in the region now, The plan is overdue already, but should be ready for harmless though they may cause irritation Eyes are delicate and lovely things and! urologist friend who is fascinated by producing oil and natural gas, and several others are for some people, especially if used deserve the very best of care. They should I presentation to the Natural Resources Commission by penile connections gave valuable assistance be taken to your doctor if there are any! planned. As of February this year, Shell Oil Co., to me in producing an explanation for this frequently. Their effect is fairly short - Oct. 12. Hopefully, the DNR will maintain its obligation lived. unusual symptoms involving them. AMOCO Oil Co. and Northern Michigan Explorations to protect the state's natural resources and not allow oil phenomenon. In the course of intrauterine were the three largest oil firms holding leases and developers to overdevelop one of the last wild areas left development, there is a period of time drilling rights to the land. in Michigan. when the bladder opens to the outside of POINT OF VIEW the body through the same area that '3UE65 05, O LOCO. AND TMESE TUv'GlFr* WHICH WE ABOOT carries maternal blood vessels into the Some TO (?6£6jVE -fWDM WHAT 16 L£fTOf OOR 50CIAL 560K7HVCHECK...* developing fetus. Eventually, this opening closes; the connection is called a urachus. Occasionally the urachus remains open, which can lead to loss of urine through the Budget troubles trim umbilicus, a condition which is almost invariably detected in early infancy. a French instructor for tho In other cases, there is no there is a connection between the navel and bladder through the urachus. The in the end of the penis is because of leakage, but pain By MARGERY C. SLEDD East Lansing senior It is preposterous that one of the first College of Arts and Letters receives, salary of slightly more than which could hardly go very far towa i| ■ As Pop Entertainment begins actions taken in the wake of the sinking of solving the financial problems of a pressure transmitted to the base of the Justin Morrill College language program department or the University. new season we would like to insure bladder where the urethra (the tube _ and the launching of a that students have a good time at carrying urine out) originates. stronger language The department had one retireme ■ program in the Department of Romance and two resignations this year. It W each concert, starting with B.B. My colleague and I were both Languages should be the firing (or if seem that from these three positions Jm concerned lest we panic you into one King tonight. thinking wishes to soften the blow administration could at least endow The ushers, no longer called fire you have a dangerous condition; yet, if current euphemism, the with the 73 5 COMMENTARY Agnew's indictment may take years J By TOM WICKER Another possibility is that another with the I New York Times the Dept. of Justice might opt, affair Watergate and all its odorous T. Agnew's legal even before the vice president's fallout. At least several juries for illicit campaigns and such a scale and on ,0 years other activites. The secretary so many nothing of the Watergate sts now are said to be constitutional rights are will pass before all the trials fronts, for one thing, can break-in or its cover-up, then of agriculture is the target of g an attack in federal argued, for the difficult course now sure to take place can be one of the civil hardly be the result of some jh e is blameless for on the right of the of impeachment. completed. No one can be sure suits, alleging _n that milk support prices were plot by Democrats, liberals, the anything; < and that once that ■mment to bring ordinary Anyway you look at it, this whether charges not now raised in return for a campaign press or people unreconciled to narrow question is settled, he ■inal charges against him. Agnew strategy means that the visible may also have to be Nixon's re-election last year. can lead the nation on to other contribution. The President |r contention will be that whole matter of criminal brought. bargaining And if any or all of the alleged "important business," as if L tin- Constitution a vice charges against him will take a In addition now going on in and the litigation over Nixon's himself is the subject of a nothing had happened. It was to the virtual connection with the activities House subcommittee inquiry activities had their parallels in Id,,m must be impeached, long time to resolve, during tapes. Also two current Richard Nixon's leadership certainty that the Agnew and of president and his closest into whether he misused I ;md removed from which time he a prosecutions of six officers, past administrations, in no that apparently has two other officials who have gave us Agnew and an fore he can be made intention of government funds for his other were so many criminal no resigning. pled guilty to criminal charges, actions administration now irreparably ltind trial like any other Possibly for the remainder of on such a scale alleged exposed as lawless, possibly on the sickened Nixon Anyway you look at it, this Agnew strategy means seven men already convicted to or suspected of so many so a grand scale. While he may is doubt an effective that the whole nwtter for the Watergate break-in; no Administration, or a large part of criminal charges against him Several things therefore may high in authority. cling to office by political because on such of it, three men, including a former a therefore, the nation will will take a long time to guile, legal maneuver and •onstitutional question, have a vice president under a resolve, during which time he director of the FBI and be said with some assurance, For these reasons, it is apparently has no intention of resigning, and Congressional reluctance, to do Nixon's former they need saying. The facetious to argue that if Nixon Sually no precedent for cloud at least partly of his the remainder of the sickened possibly for personal so aptly discloses whose attorney who are expected to possibility of corruption on can be shown to have known argument and appeal colleagues' making, whose Nixon Administration, or interest he places first. i on for months, even political career probably has a large part of it." plead guilty to criminal rs. Then, if Agnew's been destroyed charges, and FBI, IRS and "&er ME TUB WHITE already, but Securities and Exchange Ir, prevailed, any criminal who might nevertheless es against him would have Commission investigations of H0055 PLUMBERS ' succeed to the Presidency at Watergate one of Nixon's closest personal * presented to the House any moment. matters will haunt associates. and political supporters. jresentatives for possible this One Already it is clear that the administration-including astonishing page—no. Seven companies were listed lachment. Such an same kind of long, drawn-out its top two men-for the rest of 26- of the New York Times of hment would result in Chinese water-torture future is its life, there is no Sept. 24, 1973, tells the story. as having made illegal historical contributions to this i the Senate, with a in store for various Nixon That page pulls men, parallel in this century to the together the Is majority required present status of six extraordinary administration. possibly for the President scope and variety of all the Its •tion and removal. himself, involved in one way or Congressional investigations, relationship to another inquiries, suits, trials and five grand giant business concern is being juries, five civil suits probed by one of the grand COMMENTARY Supply of unnam fi big problem for newspapers lyARTBUCHWALD sources in this building have it's quite possible that the was ■ Los been caught in out • and out secretary of HEW and to Angeles Times source that the defense denied that any leaks protect the Post's real lies, that the very fact that it Washington source who probably insisted Post talked to was about the resignation came IaSHINGTON telling the that his identity be disguised. - One ot originated there might force truth as far as he knew it. from the Justice Dept. "We are J big problems a many of us to discount it. Whatever the truth of the Anonymous supporters of a not the only people in Ipaperman in this city has A source close to the Oval former Texas governor who Washington who have unnamed matter, there is general i he speaks to one Office denied the unnamed just became a Republican agreement here that there are sources." led source who source worked there or at San denied that their people were many unnamed sources in To make things more licts what another Clemente. But an unnamed behind the story. "Our man Washington who are out to get med source has told him. intimate of the vice president confusing, the Washington Post the vice has no desire to be vice referred to president. their unnamed At one time the VP thought st week all of us struggled the dilemma. An they were all in the press. But A check at the Justice lately he's realized most of the ed source told the Dept. revealed that while unnamed Justice Dept. officials ■ were going ahead with pursuing the charges made against the vice unnamed sources are members [ton Post that a vice of his own political party. it of the United States president, they had no knowledge of the vice president's future ■ going to resign. Another political He also has reason to believe plans. A highly placed source close to an unidentified attorney general that the administration is flamed source, when who formerly was secretary of HEW and defense denied that any leaks either encouraging the Jaded, denied it. The big (ion was who was telling about the resignation came from the Justice people in Washington who have unnamed sources." Dept. "We are not the only unnamed sources to speak out or at least keep these doing nothing to sources quiet. ATTENTION be first thing that we had Proof of this is that every |ncl out was whether the said he strongly suspected that time someone asks an e was a reliable president of the United source as a "Republican party anonymous White House fl't know iource. Since the unnamed we the story was planted with the Post to force the VP to resign. When I had discussed this States," a highly reliable Houston official leaked to me, "and leader." Since the party has no Republican leaders, the spokesman where an unnamed President of the United States GRAD s name, this was very certainly he would keep feeling among a number of stands on the vice president, information with an official any of his sources from talking unnamed newspapermen here lull to do. the spokesman says, not for high in government circles who to the press at this time." is that this was a smoke screen attribution, "No comment." fas speculation asked not to be quoted, he said A check at the Justice Dept. Big many unnamed '"ashington that people the that the vice president in >n had discussed revealed that while unnamed Justice Dept. officials were ORDER STUDENTS: •ington Post quoted about the resignation with many Republican officials whose going ahead with pursuing the charges made against the vice Leon G. esident's resignation names he could not give. The president, they had no YOUR The Council of Graduate Students has again made special arrangements with the Lecture - mi fling at 1600 Pennsylvania an unmarked consensus was that while he knowledge of the vice Presents Concert Series office to offer FULL - TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS additional on four series of attractions savings I If it did, that could give it had discussed resignation with some unnamed sources, he had president's future political plans. A highly placed source The "Latest" RING AND SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 1/3! during 1973 • 74. COGS pays the difference. BUY A SERIES luthenticity. At the same also discussed remaining in close to an unidentified so many unnamed office with others. 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Applications for tickets are available %krf., now only through COGS representatives. They are not available at the Union Ticket Office. Your check or money order must . accompany ticket application. For further information, stop by Room 316, Student Services Building, or phone 353 - 9189. ACT IMMEDIATELY FOR BEST SEATS! OFFER ENDS OCTOBER 5 ( -vu~ yu . Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26 „ itmmssr"'. MSU group seeking Daniel Ellsberg, Sens. Sam Ervin and Barry Goldwater. and Great Issues has encountered a few problems. It's budget, for Supreme Court Justice William Douglas are a few of the one, is not yet large enough to cushion the impact of costs. speaker prominent people that Great Issues is trying to bring to MSU this year. Because of this, the program has been collaborating with other A cabinet of the Associated Students of MSU, Great Issues is a groups and organizations in the area, such as the Council of program which brings prominent speakers on current issues to Graduate Students, The Office of Black Affairs, the Lecture campus. Greg Martine, director of Great Issues, said the Concert Series and various womens and minority groups in the program is aiming to establish a record comparable to Harvard's Lansing area. by bringing popular orators to the campus. Another problem Great Issues is facing is a lack of people. In addition to "big" names, inducing Rod McKuen, Ashley With a staff presently numbering five, Martin said he is looking Montague, Margaret Mead, David Halferstam and Bruno for interested student, faculty or any other prospective volunteers Bettlehem, Martin and his staff are also trying to bring in speakers from any organization. on topics of great controversy in contemporary life. "We're setting a goal of five to six presentations per term," Martin said. Automatic THE DISCOUNT On Oct. 1, motorists involved in mishaps such as this one in who do not carry insurance will face a $500 fine if th*,*. I an MSU parking ramp will automatically be covered by no • not buy insurance before the deadline. I STORE WHERE fault insurance if they already have auto insurance. Those State News photo by Dean lm I YOUR DOLLAR Police programs BUYS MORE! called key to campus crime dip Q TIPS According to official police figures, crime activity has Adam Zutaut of the Dept. of Public Safety said these "We recovered bicycles with MSU stickers on them from all attributed in part to enforced closing of d I COTTON SWABS dropped on campus and police officials say most of the declines are related to increased police surveillance. over the state," Zutaut said. "This year we're also midnight. Campus police also inj™ decline can be attributed to Bike thefts dropped 16 per going to have a special a bike program where specific enforcement programs. cent in dollar value from 1972 with students in officersj. During September 1972 to 1973 and thefts from enforcement unit to make sure hooesl campus crime decreased by 36 dormitories decreased at everyone's bike is registered," he added. establishing bet J communication between I per cent and police say it approximately the same rate. police force and students. should decrease Unregistered bikes are more this year. Last spring, campus police Another program, in Even police nearly impossible to locate. «| officials admit instituted a program in which Zutaut said the decline in each residence hall had a figures can be misleading, but a two-man team worked residence hall thefts can be officer, went over well 2 two areas directly involving full-time following up bicycle said. student property loss have investigations. The program shown declines and Capt. will be expanded this year. Council attempts to altel halt-way house concept! The Interagency Council for Rehabilitation will the rtereotype that half-way houses are try to diM drug dens and homes! drunks at a meeting for persons interested in rehabilitnl programs. SENIORS- The meeting and training programs, centering on the probJ r of former offenders, alcoholics, drug abusers, former rcaL Do It Now! patients or retarded persons, is from 4 to 5:30 p.m. on Oct Sign up for your from 10:30 to 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 6. The meeting will beat! 4i| Ingham Medical Hospital Community Mental Health Center.* Senior Picture in 36A Union W. Greenlawn, Lansing, 372-8460. The council was established this summer to coordk Bldg. 353-5292. This year communication between rehabilitation agencies. 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Aikut about free parking In city ramp Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1973 7 no-fault insurance rates No-fault policies confuse many Comparative rates for both minimum, no fault coverage - By DANIEL DEVER The basic change no fault makes is that under the new plan and for minimum coverage plus the optional comprehensive State New$ Staff Writer - your insurance company will be paying for your claim, regardless •Regular collision coverage, the same as offered under the broadened collision and uninsured motorist coverage. present insurance, will pay for damage done to your car no As Oct. of who is at fault. 1, the date Michigan's new no - fault auto insurance matter who is at fault, with or without a deductable provision. goes into effect, approaches, You can no longer sue another driver for COMPANY CITY OF CITY OF majiy car owners are still confused damages to your car, over the even if the other driver is at fault. •Broadened collision coverage will pay for damage to your car LANSING requirements and options of the plan. Auto owners DETROIT who are presently insured will Damage done to your car either by yourself or by someone no matter who is at fault, but will apply a deductable if you or benefits added to their automatically have no • fault policy at no extra charge by their else will be paid for by your insurance, but only if you have nobody is at fault. Aetna Casualty & (a) $119** In addition, no - fault insurance will offer other (a) $233** insurance company. collision coverage which is optional. options such Surety Co. Family Auto (b)$355 (b)$ 606 The next time your policy is due, however, your rates may go Your insurance companies will also be required to pay the as comprehensive coverage, in which damage to your car caused (•) $93 up or down because of several following personal injury claims if you are in an accident: by vandalism, theft, storms and wind will be covered. (a) $ 174 factors, including options which An uninsured motorists option will also be offered to (b) $268 can be added to a unlimited medical expenses, 85 per cent of your lost wages (b) $439 policy. (up pay for Those 300,000 car owners now in to $1000 per month for 36 months), child care and home care damages done to your car by an uninsured motorist from another (a) $133 (a) $287 motorists' fund, Michigan's uninsured costs and rehabilitation and survivors' benefits. state. (b)$441 (b) $778 however, are required to buy insurance before Oct. 1 or face a possible $500 fine or Damage you do to parked cars or nonvehicular property will up to one year in prison. (a) $246 (a) $421 also be paid for by your insurance. This is mandatory coverage. (b) $583 (b) $900 Also included as a mandatory provision of no - fault insurance (a) $131 (b) $367 (a) $233 (b) $608 No-fault may decrease rates is liability protection against suits of the state. This provision also protects you arising from accidents outside (a) $136 (Continued from against suits within Michigan (a) $226 page 1) rates of drivers who have if you are the (b)$371 (b) $577 area- faulting party in an accident which causes death, accidents in which they are at serious impairment of body function The Detroit or permanent disfigurement. (a) $226 (a) $376 area generally fault or who have received Insurance companies will offer the minimum liability coverage has a much (b) $590*** (b)$917*** higher rate of tickets, of $20,000 per person, $40,000 per accident and $10,000 insurance than other parts of Students who are presently property damage and higher limits if you are willing to pay added (a) $178 (a) $226 the state due to the (b) $463 higher uninsured — those who paid costs. (b) $576 frequency of costs and claims the $4 5 to the state's Under no - fault insurance, a car owner is not required to there. uninsured motorists' fund (a) $289 (a) $365 — pruchase collision coverage for his own auto, but insurance (b) $679 A student (b) $897 presently insured will have to buy insurance companies are offering three types of collision coverage for those in a rural (a) $195 (a) $241 area, however, may before Oct. 1. who wish to buy it: be wise to (b) $462 (b) $587 keep his insurance Though they will probably •Limited collison coverage will pay for damages done to your there since it could have lower have to pay more than the $45 car in an accident only if the other driver is at fault. (a) $209 (a) $290 frequency of costs and claims for no-fault insurance, they (b) $ 535 (b) $718 than Lansing. may get some relief. Students may also be able State Rep. Matthew (a) $41 (a) $99 to save (b) $ 164 (b)$282 money on auto health McNeely, D-Detroit, plans to (a) $175 (b) $361 (a) $271 (b) $626 and accident insurance. Under the no-fault plan, introduce a bill to return one half of $45 to each uninsured TYPING ERRORS your auto insurance will pay motorist, who paid it this unlimited hospital costs in the year. (a) $129 (a) $232 case of an auto accident. (b) $308 (b) $509 ERROR-FREE TYPIN6 , This will give persons who (a) $ 265 (a) $276 already have health and (b) $626 (b)$716 accident insurance • overlapping (a) $109 (a) $185 coverage. 0 (b) $386 (b) $657 Some companies may offer 0 CMPUS STORE (a) $135 (a) $213 a discount for Insurance Co. (b) $396 policy holders o (b)$594 who will accept a two week River tide (a) $110 (a) $164 waiting period on the wage loss Insurance Co. (b) $344 (a) $303 (b) $496 portion of their coverage. Stone advised NEJAC TV RENTALS (J __ - OUT OF SIGHT (a) $553 Placement Facility" (b)$875 (b) $1444 students with low income to take this discount. "If you have no income, Detroit Free Priess by permission) two weeks will not make any Kor a driver who is a (ingle male, unemployed with no dependents, difference," he said. Some of the present insurance discounts will still be Balfour Ring Days age |:i and is the principal operator of a 1971 Chevrolet Impala. offered under the no-fault inimum coverage which includes "(a) is personal injury protection, property system, such as a discount for a *tection and residual liability limits. In most cases these residual limits e {20.000 per person. $40,000 per accident and image. However, a few comparers may taw 510.000 property rightly afferent mnriim awp. good driving record. Likewise, insurance WED.-SAT. Open Mon - Fri companies will still be allowed 9 to 5 I But the rates shown here are for to add penalties on insurance This Sat 9 to 2 Inch company's minimum.(b) is full ■ coverage and includes the minimum Sept. 26-29 (shop before the ■ coverages, uninsured motorist Simple, sincere and HASSIDIC prayer game, or take ■ coverage, full comprehensive and and study at Bais Chabad Student Center |il00lion deductible broadened a advantage of a and Synagogue 28555 Middlebelt Rd., less crowded store coverage. Aetna's special > policy includes uninsured ■ motorist coverage as part of the Farmington. Festive holiday meals. No during the game) ■ Mimum package. •••Motorland's charges. ■ fullest comprehensive coverage ■ includes a $50 deductible. ••••The ■ facility does not offer broadened Rosh Hashona: Thurs. & Fri. Sept 27 ■ collision, only limited and regular ■ collision. Rates shown here are for ■ regular collision and comprehensive & 28 Yom Kippur: Sat. Oct 6 Regular Store Hours 730-530 M-F th with a $100 deductible. Sukos: Thurs. and Fri., Oct. 11 & Oct. 12 home football Saturdays 9-500 Simchas Torah: Thurs. & Fri., Oct. 18 & 19 Mill I I the center of campus' BOOKSTORE they look expensive, but. ,. Distinctive Junior Pant $22g° reg. SS8. Direct from California and ready to take you through the first football weekend and other campus happenings, these outfits come in beautiful shades of soft wool jersey and feature dramatic high fashion styling. They 're part of our proof that good looking fashions needn V be expensive. east lansing directly across from the union 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1973 1 Fraternities consider ID cards Sororities off] The idea was raised at the Interfratemity Council Sunday in response to complaints by Beta Theta Phi members of nearly $1,000 worth of damages at their parties since 1972. "In the last year and a half, party crashers have meeting dance floor, which the members use for two Attendance is sometimes as high as 500, Smith Beta social chairman Gene Daszko said the cost parties each week. said. of an average rush Thursdayn/'ghfl Fraternity members may soon have to show cards before they punched party has risen over the past three years from about $150 to over can party at another fraternity's TG, due to the increasing costs through windows and walls, ripped off urinals, cut phone wires $300, most of which he blames on the rising cost of hiring a good of having fun. and pulled them off the walls, plugged up toilets, broken band. The Panhellenic Council, presiding over Men. K Identification cards will be issued to all social members of furniture, pulled up carpeting, poured beer on the wails and "Beer has gone up too, from about $15 a keg when I was a sororities, will hold its kick-off meetings at 7 n m tk , ®I most fraternities as soon as fraternity presidents submit payment stolen about $200 worth of steaks from our kitchen" Robert freshman to $22 now," Daszko added. Beta party guests typically in McDonel Hall kWa and Wonders of the senior Panhellenic organization said. Hall, Jan Kuhln^ I for the cards, Mike Closz, Phi Gamma Delta member coordinating Smith, executive vice president of Beta Theta Phi, said. consume six to eight kejp per party. ' ^ enl I Over 400 women are signed up for the project, said Tuesday. During the first week of this term, scuffles broke out between "The ID idea is therefore not so much a security measure but where the rushees will meet their (Thursday's! rrw I Closz said most presidents he has talked to highly approve of fraternities at the parties and several kegs of beer were stolen, he an economy measure. We don't like the idea of throwing a party, smaller groups. Women not yet registered counselors and 11 the idea, which they say will cut the number of uninvited guests added. having two or three other fraternities pay their share, and having lnto I to attend this informal and the damages which often result from them. The Beta house, at 1148 E. Grand River Ave., has a large seven others showing up, getting in free while others foot the gathering. At Thursday's meeting, the women will bill." get details I sorority house tours planned for Sunday nfftrinl start of official efart of mch rush. Unnoo House afternoon ... 1 k! II '"6 Invitations are alternated among the largest of the 23 representatives will Ci tours. conduct the I Task fraternities on campus, "but If they come one week, they want to force holds come the next week too, drink our beer and try to hustle the girls," Smith said. Sunday evening dinnere will be served at the houses upon completion of these visits. would be an advantage to women Kuhr said v»rin that*! I I Apartment and residence hall residents also come uninvited, he halls where the meal Is not served. presently living in rj nct II said. Last year uninvited women ripped pictures and paneling off OKs newspaper the wall of a recently decorated bathroom, he added. The IDs, to be ready for issue In about two weeks, will cost Though freshmen are required to live in a residence they may still join a sorority and pay only the activities fees. Freshmen social h,n 1 each fraternity member about 50 cents, and must be shown at the belonging to sororities Monday evening dinners at their sorority houses also ul I The task force also door to gain admission to an all-fraternity function or one that is I The rush period will continue until approved recommendation Newspaper deposit sheds Entries will be divided into Oct. 15 WhPn I a would be located at Hannah four categories by the age of limited to certain fraternities. formal pledges are made. nen th{ I Monday night to the city Middle School and at another Women living in a sorority house will Hie East Lansing Environmental Task Force has announced a planning commission on a location near Hagadorn Road the photographer: under 10 years, 11 to 14 years,, Sorority parties are typically held only once a term and are more a month than those pay about $l5t02n I newspaper recycling project. and Burcham Drive. 18 years and over 18: 15 to usually more formal than fraternity parties, so that they do not living in residence halls, contends, however, that this additional cost covers Kuhr I photography contest for The proposal, encounter extensive problems with crashers or damages. social f» I is set for Kenneth Harper, director of that are not included in regular room and pictures depicting the city's review by the commission in For more information on rush call the board fees I environment favorably or October and then city school personnel, has Entry blanks are available in Fraternity representatives will man the doors at the Betas Panhellenic (Wn I unfavorably. The list of prizes for the recommendation to city council. It would involve MSU, authorized the use of school janitors to keep the sheds public buildings, city schools and local businesses. Deadline party this Friday to keep uninvited persons out, but one fraternity member said such policing is nearly impossible with the at 355-8288 or visit its office at 101 Student s2£?g citywide contest reads "like a orderly, Houston said. for entries is Nov. 12. the city and city schools and The task force will also ask large crowds which usually attend the parties. garage sale," task force member assist a study on newspaper use the MSU Waste Control Richard Rintamaki said in the city. Tuesday. It includes Authority to pick up merchandise from local newspaters deposited at the merchants. Jon Houston, task force sheds and recycle them. MEET 10 DISCUSS EXPANSION PLANS The contest is open to member, said the Contestants should submit a recommendation calls for $150 single picture people who live, work or or a sequence of from council for two attend school in East Lansing, up to six related shots, in black aluminum recycling sheds and Group to give recycling prize except task force members, and white or color prints or their families, and professional the use of East Lansing's public slides. Pictures must be information office for between the sizes of 3 by 3 photographers. publicity in the city. inches and 8 by 10 inches. By CHRIS DANIELSON boxes—or in any other aspect the truck-some of which was authority collects all these rose from 20 to 55 percentofl State Newt Staff Writer of the campus recycling necessitated by damage caused items for recycling. the materials used. effort—will be held at 7 p.m. during the service employe If you recycle the paper you tonight in HOC Wells Hall, he strike this summer-has been Newspaper, which Newspaper collectiol are now reading it may end up said. as part of your Rice completed, but it delayed final constitutes the bulk of the containers will again be locateT Krispies One highlight of the payment of the debt to MSU material recycled on near each residence hall ul box a month from now. campus, meeting will be the for several weeks, Moore rose 50 per cent to $18 per many academic buildings thl Thousands of pounds of ton. presentation of the first annual explained. fail. In addition, thP newspaper-most of it old recycling award to one of the authority's sixth 10-foot bL copies of the State News-are On trucked to a pulp mill in Battle people who have contributed Sept. 1 the prices paid The price increases are 7-foot paper bin for studenl time and effort to the by the companies that recycle attributable in part to pulp mill and staff living off Creek each month, Fred camput ha authority's successful program, the raw materials collected on and railroad strikes in Canada, been placed behind BerlMf Moore, operations manager of Moore disclosed. campus rose by an average of Moore noted. Hall, Moore said. the MSU Waste Control Plans for expansion of the more than 40 per cent, making Miss J chooses leather Authority, said. authority's waste control it easier for the authority to Glass will be collected frt Much of this paper is turned break even, Moore said. In one program this Holden, Hubbard. Akers, Ci programs will also be discussed to accessorize her natural into paperboard for the cereal at the meeting, he added. summer, the authority placed and Holmes Halls and k boxes of the nearby Kellogg bright barrels for old academic buildings this fall, bl Today marks the final orange look a sporty 8^*9%" Company, he added. payment on the authority's computer cards and flriptout added A meeting for anyone $1,800 debt to MSU for a $100 to $160, while computer paper in the Computer Center shoulder bag with adjustable interested In helping turn 17-foot truck and pallet Jack. printout paper went from $60 and publicized their recycling The authority newspapers into Rice to $80 per ton and cardboard project. As a result, the University unit and presentl Krispies About $250 of repair work on strap in top-stitched brown from $18 to $25 per ton. The amount of materials collected employs 20 students. or navy. Designed by Karavan with a leather-laced flap closure. $18. Prof addresses jA&op' on U.S. redivis He presented his He said for stealing a ctr| In order to make the U.S. government more efficient the restructuring scheme to the Maine, the penalty is $25. FT .Jacobsotis country ought to be divided from the present 50 states into 16 regions, Stanley Brunn, newly established chapter of Mensa, the national organization which admits only stealing a similar car in sevfl other states, the penalty years In jail. is| open tonight until 5:30 the top 2 per cent of the professor of geography, said To remedy the situatiel Sunday. general population on the basis of intelligence tests. Brunn proposes mol nationalized laws, though I Kettle "The main purpose government is to administrate of Brunn cited numerous would not define what sped® — and that is the function that examples of governmental laws would fall under state J Combination is done on every scale from townships to national inefficiency, caused by overlapping boundaries and national jurisdiction. 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TM Meditators 351-7729 Call and give us your new address \ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. September 26, 1973 9 Dissident Soviet intellectuals late campaign persecuted ig ainst physicist World's scientists from WIRE SERVICES in the Soviet ■ny rapprochement Union as part of between criticize regime, MOSCOW-A press East and West. iropaign aimed at discrediting Sakharov said in a BY ASSOCIATED PRESS Another group of Dutch scientists — the staff lysicist Andrei 0. Sakharov telephone of the Institute for Theoretical interview from Moscow that Physics at the „d author Alexander I. present he has no at Scientists and writers throughout the world University of Amsterdam — sent a telegram of olzhenitsyn has resumed after thought of are sharply assailing the Soviet Union's protest to the Soviet Academy of Sciences. leaving the Soviet Union two-week halt, with Sakharov handling of its dissident intellectuals. Some have The Soviet Academy has also received critical except for a few months to escribed as an admirer of visit Princeton urged organized protests. letters from the Committee of Concerned bile's ruling military junta. University and Scholars, an American group of university intellectual centers of Western ~ The protests have centered on the Sov.et The campaign is directed press profeSsors, and from more than 50 European Europe. campaign against Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn, iiiniv at demonstrating to the brain specialists Sakharov has been offered a Nobel Prize ,viet public that in the past - winning novelist and Andrei 0. Writers from uomd th one-year appointment as Sakharov, nuclear physicist and father WQrld also ex d ikharov contributed much to of the visiting professor at Princeton. deep concern oviet science, but is now Positions ,'5om'}' . An association of Italian authors said the for his two lentally fatigued and onsequently politically step-children have been offered and a son-in-law Soviet regime and"called 'for more intellectual freedom ,»d hum*, „ghK in .he Soviet Union. camPJ'*n. "™J* th? '•'g nreliable. informants claimed. by Princeton "" 'B and Massachusetts The antagonists in the Institute of One of the sharpest protests has come from A German Technology. the U.S. National - language author's group in Geneva ontest could not be more Academy of Sciences, which called on national writers' associations Solzhenitsyn challenged the The dignity of the Soviet warned Soviet scientists that equally matched. On one Soviet government, in an citizen is incompatible with the appeasement of be in jeopardy as joint projects may throughout the world to join in a protest against and the powerful Soviet ironic views and practices that long as the harassment of "persecution in the Soviet Union." twist of the are alien to our society and are copyright issue, to being planted and intellectuals continues. egime with a massive, protect his work propagandized by the system of capitalist In Taiwan, Yao Peng, novelist and head of a entrally controlled against Soviet working people are exploitation ... all honorable Nine French scientists, including four Nobel Nationalist Chinese writers' organization, iformation and publicity unauthorized publication in offended and outraged to the depths of their Prize winners, said they would also stop applauded the courage of Solzhenitsyn and the West. hearts by attempts to drag cooperating with Soviet iachine at its disposal. On the A brief statement reactionary ideas into our midst and to denigrate scientists if government Sakharov, which he said, "Should awaken the the Socialist way of pressure on Sakharov became intolerable. ther hand, a fev hundred the author to issued by life, by use of the services of individual turncoats who conscience and the sense of responsibility of Western scorn what is Scientists at a university in the Netherlands issidents, seeking to air their most sacred to intellectuals all over the world." newsmen said he had every patriot - the interests of his asked for the postponement of a visit lews through hand-to-hand released motherland." by a Soviet Russian geneticist Zhores Medvedev has some new Pravda scientist until Soviet intellectuals "are urged writing into _ isemination of typewritten treated Western intellectuals to come to the aid of the underground circulation now again as human beings." two Russian intellectuals. itements. The campaign of that finally the government set up a copyright had ~WT UNDERSOLD enunciation against Sakharov, agency and was expected to lined in by citizens from all protect the interests of Soviet alks of life, was designed to emonstrate that the physicist authors abroad. By WILL adhering to the as virtually isolated in his m urging broader human international copyright convention, effective May 27, the NOT BE ghts and a more open society Soviet government undertook to respect the copyright of foreign authors. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD olice arrest Jew, In turn, other signatory PIUS.. 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He "1 like to please people Detroit, on Woodward with brass His huge hands, a la Hendrix, And he did had done a patterned from 10 to 60," cooed King a crown belt buckle just that, something back for the second bluesy ■"eking around ^ Avenue., King Auto Sales used smothered his fingerboard, and playing good strong blues, and a in« to sell nothing but cadilllacs. way out in front. Not many it seemed like he was playing getting into some solid rock for set. Just before King went out thing the first Urn* up that was old standard copy than after the concert, with no sign of exhaustion from his two King said 0 * lon« tin, people can carry that crown, or for his break, he did "Coin' more and they were always "black his guitar. with callouses rather than tbis first appearance in Kast one-hour sets and two encores, Down," a rocker which Jeff anything else. However, this on black in black." magic fingers. Lansing. The tightness of his time around King layed down "The first set I was King wore a wide, tnicK Beck has made famous. warming not far from Well, big Freddie King is shoulder strap to hold up all For the first of two surprise band, with brother Bennie in Though King did some mean his own brand of Texas blues the crowd, the second set I there was no the best J black on black in black. He that heavy, nasty blues in his sets, he opened up with the tall white boots and top hat because, "We've been paid and cooled off; Nothin' but blues doubt pickin', he let the band carry stronger on guitar tffil playing bass guitar, took King the song off. we gonna do some shit." for both sets as far as I know." quite as mellow as He pranced, strutted, and better laid down that night. vocals put on poses as if in a fashion Backstage, while he signed a toss up. But'fj^ show. He ground a mike across strange autograph request on a night at the hid to do was BreweH°° his strings, played some the chest of a girl. King made it say "*!, incredible behind-the-head clear that he is not related to out there?" for the rest of and hl'Jll the night.N Pianist puts feeling into performance filled the crowd's ears with a minor, C major and a rhapsoi great variety of classical in E flat major, all by Brah sounds. contained some of the 1 Votapek started the recital playing of the evening. with a performance of Votapek brought out tl Schubert's posthumously gentleness, passion and force printed "A Major Sonata." It these pieces, especially t was a performance that rhapsody, superbly. captured the menance, Votapek next perform melancholy and lyric charm of the "Ragtime" and "In t the work. Inn" movements from Chu It missed being a truly great Ives' "First Sonata." Tl* performance, however, because recitals caught the humor i Votapek did not try to tighten jaggedness of the music t the rambling first movement. Ives would have liked. The next selections, The music of chart intermezzos in B minor, E Griffes, a contemporary Ives, held the stage next wi "Scherzo" and "The Wh Peacock." These works wi very well constructe "Scherzo" was dramatic driving, the other * impressionistic. Votapek is be commended for present! these pieces. To close the recit Votapek gave a performance the "Mefisto Waltz" by Lit Since the work was not mu musically, Votapek used it show his technical prowess. The recital finally end after Votapek played "Tanj by Stravinsky as an edca This composition, with a' flavor to it, ended a r... where musicianship was I watchword. KLti PIZZA I'hone 882-02^ Jolly R Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. September 26, 1973 11 'Siddhartha' excels By EDD RUDZATS In fact, "Siddhartha" suffers from fragmentation in its State News Reviewer presentation. On far too many occasions Hesse's words and intent seem to be rationed out as if the viewer could not cope with a The haunting tones of a flute open "Siddhartha," Conrad constant stream of philosophical probings into the essence of Rook's film which is based on Nobel prize - winning author one's self, unless it was given to him in small doses. Hermann Hesse's work of the same name. The mood is thus set for a film that is a Furthermore, Rooks seems to have assumed that each viewer journey into a land has had some previous exposure to Hesse. Much of what and culture vastly different from our own. "Siddhartha" deals with one man's transpires in the beginning of the film is left unexplained and journey to find peace within himself and to vague, unless one has read the novel itself or knows a good deal achieve harmony with his sphere of existence. about Indian culture and philosophy. As a result, "Siddhartha" at "Siddhartha" is a film which, like the river that is its , times emerges as more puzzling than thought - provoking. major symbol, slowly flows over the viewer, imperceptibly To those familiar with Hesse, "Siddhartha" him in the mood of Hesse's work. involving will probably measure up to most of their More than expectations, and perhaps even anything else, however, "Siddhartha" is a visual visually surpass them. experience. Each shot is exquisitely photographed by Sven Nykvist, the cinematographer for many of Ingmar Bergnan's films. Nykvist has made "Siddhartha" rich in color and tone and has captured the relaxed atmosphere of India, where the entire film was shot. Nykvist provides a beautiful panorama of a country and a people rarely seen on film by anyone in this country. His camera work has a lyricism that totally merges with the tone of Rooks' film. However, one of the greatest weaknesses of the film as a whole A touch is its sluggish lyrical quality which is extremely slow moving in of Hesse places; it sacrifices Hesse's philosophy for the visuals which, though magnificent, cannot entirely carry certain segments of the Shaski Kapoor, left, and Simi Garewal, among the most "Siddhartha" currently playing at the State Theater. film. popular Indian film artists, play the leads in Herman Hesse's [Media unit seeks help for show Intermediary, a new People a cosmic sense that community residents to helping to develop future I multimedia group, is looking Intermediary is become involved with trying to programs. | for volunteers to participate in achieve. * Intermediary by working on For further information i November multimedia show the East Lansing show and call 351-2006. I that will be an attempt to "The problems we have here I relate East Lansing to the outer are reflected all over the BIAL (OOP PRESENTS | world. world-thoy're just small • •BRAVO 'CABARET'-A DAZZLING ENTERTAINMENT!** versions of the big problems in ••The movie lights up the akyl AN ARTISTIC TRI- Auditions for the show and the world," he said. UMPHI••- anthnrUti nf r .. ^ , ORCHESTRA in It takes more than 2 a Caribbean prison to . slod SERIES down a stubborn private ey> RESERVED SEATING ONLY like Frank Faraday (Df Dailey). This new "cops «■ ops" series debuts tonight. It fl November 5th reputed to be better tha^ average. 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East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, ^ KNOWN OFFENSES FEU BY 27.9% Report says MSU crime drops offenses declined on campus By DIANE SILVER The report also for the third straight year. noted State News Sports Writer one outside action ,nn The most significant decreases crime at MSU '"filler Known criminal offenses were in major incidents of "It is significant to note was h ^ declined by 27.9 per cent in 1972 - 73 the annual report of rape, robbery, assault, burglary and larceny, the report said. that the change in the drinking age has not reflected itself in UnstgyS Tr#inin« *St the Dept. of Public Safety any increase in drunken driving Richard Bemitt, director of or public intoxication on the says. However, criminal the Dept. of Public Safety, one campus," the report stated. "y said, "Those statistics represent youth, justice professor warned students, faculty and staff to those thinfp that are known to The department attributed transportation aftpr the decline of crime to a the school, it s cloSino?C,pi be cautious about how they us. Those things that are not the thefts, the „n °Wei reported or that we do not combination of thinp. For interpret these figures. Motor vehicle John McNamara, professor come upon ourselves we can example, closing residence halls thefts*!* of criminal justice, told the State News Tuesday that no have about." no way of knowing at night prevented by 57.9 per unauthorized persons from school's closing. J* one knows if statistics like McNamara further said that entering during the time those released in July for the figures may give a slightly known to be best suited for The report also noted a 1972 73 year are accurate. inaccurate picture of crime on criminal activities such as • McNamara called the campus because of the burglary and larceny. bicycle thefts remain* ail problem of statistical accuracy tendency for statistics from The meal program which "a real bag of worms." small areas to fluctuate. "There are so damn many variables over which the person Figures from tend to a city like Detroit remain stable while encouraged public safety officers to eat their meals in snsrto: collecting these figures has no control," he said. "These are ones from smaller areas like MSU may decrease or increase residence hall dining rooms personalized the advice given W l0" to residents on how to protect only the number of crimes often. An experiment their persons and property. reported to the police and the The report,which covers the that assigned two sprin, "These crime prevention men figures depend on how often period from July 1972 to June to Catching people report crimes. Instances such as rape are thought to be 1973, stated that the most notable change in violations and information programs on campus made people more bicycle investigati, resulted ecrease in a 43.9 per« „ Laura crime and security conscious," in thefts. Recover etievi Williams, East Lansing graduate student, chases down bugs stuck to the bushes Tuesday, and the catch didn't net underreported because of the occurred in those concerning of stolen insects for examination in an entomology dass. The victim's embarrassment." Adam Zutaut, captain of bicycles incre# some many class • worthy examples. liquor laws. 14.9 percent. 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PENNSYLVANIA — SKYDIVING: A GREAT WAY TO GET HIGH Wh, A A A A A A A ******************* Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1973 15 6ARY SCHARRER Young gridders MSU explores solutions soon to emerge to Tartan turf problems - uu.y a few days await MSU's home opener and the public By STEVE STEIN ■mergence of a new coach, a rebuilt coaching staff, rookie ball State News Sports Writer blayers and new uniforms. [ Bring with that the excitement of 76,000 fans and the glamor Concerned about the deterioration of the Tartan Turf playing "The field has deteriorated to a a West Coast team and the stage is set for a memorable classic. surface at Spartan Stadium since it was installed five years ago, Ixpect an interesting afternoon of football but don't MSU has started to look for solutions. Vinble should Michigan State fail to blast UCLA back to Los "The field has deteriorated to a point of concern," Burt point of concern. We certainly riles. The Spartans may not even win. UPI oddsmakers Smith, athletic director said. "The seams have been the Bruins favored, 21-17. and the carpet itself is coming apart deteriorating. I MSU will need a thorough and consistent effort for hopes of "We certainly hope that before next fall we'll have a new hope that before fall well have L Upset. The same will hold for Notre Dame next week and surface in the stadium." again The artificial surface was installed in the :n Michigan comes to Spartan Stadium the I it could be a long season for those following week. the 3M Co. summer of 1969 by a new surface in the stadium anticipating a Rose Bowl "The problems started about three np. Stolz is fielding some young and inexperienced players years ago," Smith said. gainst veteran super-stars when UCLA, Notre Dame, Michigan "They (3M repairmen) repaired the seams every summer. In the last two years, we have been [gd Ohio State are matched with MSU. primarily concerned with the field —Burt Smith, [ Joe Falls provided an interesting column Tuesday being too hard and the overall dererioration." morning Smith said the athletic director Concerning Denny Stolz and MSU football. worked again this summer company, in accordance with the warranty, He urged Spartan fans to give Stolz and Michigan State fixing the seams, repairing and Jootball a chance. The problem around here is a replacing trouble spots. tendency to be "The temporary repairs had to be made inpatient. It's been a long time since the big years and fans are have the field ready," Smith because we has to kiting itchy. can be under the commented. "The field is the best it Can was unavailable for comment Tuesday because of prior Hie glory days of Spartan prominence are dead, but I don't circumstances." Smith said he is legal commitments. elieve it's going to take as long a time as many looking for two things when it is replaced - a Spartan players confirmed that the Tartan Turf is hard. suspect before better field and a solution to the hardness Jichigan State returns to national recognition. problem. "It's easy to run on, but it hurts when Under the direction of Robert W. you hit it," comerback | This coaching staff is one of class. It's organized. It knows Little, chairman of the Bill Simpson commented. Mechanical Engineering Dept., the athletic bdds are stacked up against the team this season. It realizes that some tests in the department conducted "The Turf is too hard, it wears on you," split end Mike Hurd past few months on the field itself. Improvement from game to game is a key, that MSU's fortunes. the future holds A statement said reports indicated approximately 40 per cent said. "I have mixed emotions about it. I don't like to season on it." play a full of the Tartan Turf cushion area HThe coaches have promoted enthusiasm and motivation. between the sidelines and goal posts was below the standard thickness recommended for "In some places its not bad, but it's pretty hard," defensive | Coals for each game are boldly marked on the locker room resiliance. proper tackle Jim Taubert said. "I think we got a bad deal on it." The Spartans played Northwestern this season on the nils and charts measuring the progress and success of these goals The report further said that tests on Wildcats ire also there. Tartan Turf and other new Tartan Turf surface. fields in the conference found the cushions in keeping with or in "The only difference between the fields was the extra | Another chart stares at each player as he enters the room. On excess of the standards. at cushion e individual glossy photos of players who had outstanding Northwestern," Hurd said. imes the previous week. Also, the study said it was concerned with the overall Spartan senior comerback Mark Niesen, who has played both appearance because the seams had been separated and some J Bruce Harms, (two blocked field goals); Ray Nester, (two deterioration was present. offensively (as a quarterback) and defensively on the Tartan Turf, licks of the quarterback); Jim Talbert, (one sack of the said he could tell a difference after playing on North western's ■uirterback); Terry McClowry, (one sack and one new field. More tests are being undertaken to determinate Tid Charlie Baggett, (offensive player of the game) interception) were the five Little said he ran 55 "rebound" tests at further action. Miesen said he thought MSU's surface was an average field taking the list following the Syracuse game. field which could be correlated to thickness. specific parts of the compared to others, but that it did seem harder. "Maybe that's because we play on it everyday, though," he | Falls It's little things Stolz like that which add weekly incentive. "These are specific, heavily verified results," he said. said. saw as tight, tense, worried and nervous. I don't get As far as legal action is at same impression. concerned, Jack Breslin, executive MSU's football handbook vice president, said it is in the says the approximately $250,000 the hands of University attorney needed for the project came from a Leland W. Carr. special alterations and Stolz remains calm improvements account in the Dept. of Intercollegiate Athletics. The fund is built entirely from athletic receipts. The I Stolz will remain calm and low-keyed despite the tremendous resurfacing was done rather than another resodding with natural turf, which would have cost about ressure of winning, immediate winning. He knows how ampares to Michigan and Ohio State, but he also realizes what t be done to ascend the MSU Artificial surfaces Turf trouble at t major college football stadiums have Gridders lo have had to be done again in about five Tartan Turf surfaces are years. $15,000 and would being used at many football and Spartans to the same level of become more baseball stadiums around the lompetition. commonplace than rare in recent years, and MSU is country. In addition, 3M has indoor and an example. However, the Tartan Turf at Spartan Stadium, now rooftop surfaces. The surfaces 1 MSU's tentative recruiting began last spring, continued prough the summer and will become even more important in months to come. the five years old, has suffered from deterioration and hardness. splitting seams, overall sport new can be used for many different sports. Among other schools using Tartan Turf for football are universities of Michigan, Tennessee, Kansas, and Minnesota. [ Last year's efforts were fruitful despite the late start. Seven State News Photo by Ken Ferguson By PAT FARNAN Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pa., also uses Tartan Turf freshmen played against State News Sports Writer for baseball and football. Northwestern in the season If looks counted in the win column, the MSU football team's opener. More will play as the record would be without a blotch. year progresses. Two freshmen to watch Ryan aftempts Most members of the MSU pigskin entourage will get their first look at the Spartan's new togs Saturday when coach Denny Stolz Saturday are Mike Cobb and Tom Hannon. Cobb, a Koufax strikeout and company make their home debut UCLA. against offensive-minded Tickets on sale Major League 6-6,225 pound Pants, shirts, helmets and shoes have been altered with the tight end Youngstown, Ohio, will be from NEW YORK (UPI)—Eight with the Angels, a team already advent of a new era in MSU football. for TV Standings alternating with Jim Cordery. years ago a named lanky southpaw eliminated from the American "We feel the players and coaches should be able to dress the drawing National League Stolz has indicated .that Sandy Koufax struck League West title. way they want," athletic director Burt Smith commented. "This out 12 St. Louis Cardinals to is Cobb would be playing each a new concept now. Duffy Daugherty changed the uniforms A 16-inch portable color East week. break Bob Feller's long Ryan is 15 strikeouts short when he television will be the prize of Koufax, and if he does not began, as did Biggie Munn. We simply extended that Hannon was a prep standing record of 348 for a courtesy to Denny, his staff and players." awarded to an MSU student in New York 79-77 506 ail-American running back who single season. gain the record Thursday, The cost of the new uniforms was Pittsburgh 78-77 -503 approximately $16,000 for a special drawing for the St. Louis 76- 80 -487 is now a defensive back. He'll On Thursday night in manager Bobby Winkles may 120 sets. The total cost of benefit of outfitting one man, including practice the MSU Montreal 76-81 .484 be a good one. He was on the Anaheim, Calif., about 40 bring him back with two days gear, ranges from $250-300. cheerleaders; 75 - 80 484 miles from the spot where Hall rest Sunday. Philadelphia 69 87 .442 kick-off team last week and is The former figure doesn't include double sets of certain The drawing will be held at - of Famer Koufax pitched that items, expected to play even more including jerseys, which are often depleted by theft and damage. a football pep rally at 5:15 memorable game for the Los "This is just something slightly different that comes with against the Bruins. Don't be p.m. Thursday in Spartan STOLZ surprised to see him start in the Angeles Dodgers on Sept. 25, 1965, a lanky righthander Meetings new program," Stolz explained. "It gives the kids something to a Stadium. Students who wish to defensive backfield. look forward to—a little change." be eligible for the drawing may named Nolan Ryan will Cincinnati 97-60 .618 • There are other first year players who will be inserted at LACROSSE From the top, the emblem on the helmet has been purchase tickets for 50 cents at Los Angeles attempt to surpass the enlarged the north 91-66 580 6 rarious times. And then there's Charlie Baggett. He's only played There will be a meeting for and modified courtesy of Mike Hurd, art major and wide receiver concourse of Spartan San Francisco 86- 71 .548 11 strikeout record set that season all prospective lacrosse on the team. The emblem is now more Houston wo games as MSU's quarterback and is already being tapped as distinguishable from a Stadium, adjacent to the 79- 79 .500 18V4 by Sandy. candidates at 7:30 p.m. long distance. student football ticket Atlanta 75 - 82 .478 22 becoming the best quarterback in Spartan history. That is Koufax struck out 382 San Diego 58 - 99 .369 39 remature speculation. However, Baggett has three years Thursday in 208 Men's "We wanted the players to have a hand in redesigning the pick-up. batters in 1965 while winning Intramural Bldg. To uniforms," Stolz said. "It allows them to be involved and it's be eligible, students temaining here and he is good. 26 games and leading the American League Saturday you're going to see a new team and a new coach BASEBALL unique-unique to MSU." must guess the number of Dodgers into the World Series. All prospective freshmen The jerseys for both home and away, have been altered too. elected members of the MSU tarting perhaps a new era, so watch this opening game with East Ryan finds himself in an baseball candidates should They now sport wide shoulder bands. Board of Trustees who have Interest. entirely different situation attend a meeting at 7:30 p.m. "They're mesh knit which is two-way stretch material," lettered in football at MSU. Baltimore 93- 62 -600 - Monday in 225 Jenison explained Marty Daly, Spartan equipment manager who handles Correct entries will then be Boston 84- 72 .539 all requisitions. They're a little heavier than the submitted for drawing at the Detroit 83-73 .532 10% Fieldhouse. former style. But New York 77-79 .494 16W SKI CLUB they are more durable, help prevent bums and clean much Thursday rally. Students may Jackson Milwaukee 72 465 21 duties - 83 There will be a ski club easier." enter as often as they wish. assumes meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in The pants are the same style that was used during Duffy's Proceeds go to the Cleveland 68-88 436 25W 203 Men's Intramural Bldg. reign, with one alteration. The stripe that runs down the side of cheerleaders for uniforms, For information call 349-1451. the pants has been widened to approximately the same width as equipment and travel expenses, n women's athletic office WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL The deadline for team entries in the women's the shoulder band. The pants are made of front. White shoes being the order of the nylon with a tricot and to the Ralph Scholarship Fund and the MSU Intramural Dept. Young Oakland Kansas City 92 85 - 65 71 .586 * day, the Spartans followed Minnesota - .545 intramural volleyball league has suit. Both turf and grass models were The drawing will be emceed 78-78 .S00 ,3V* ByPAMWARD concern and ultimate goal as purchased. The linemen Chicago 75- 81 I6* qualifications. She has been a been extended until 10 p.m. wear Spot-Bilt, a heavier, more durable shoe and the backs wear by Frank Palamara, director of California .481 State News Sports asst. director will be to build a 75 - 81 .481 I*** Writer university track coach for 20 today. Puma, a lighter model. the Ralph Young fund. Texas 54 - 103 .344 3» years and coached Olympic sound and solid women's A new face has been seen athletic program which will °und track teams in 1956 and 1972. the staff offices at coordinate with the physical flison " it's Fieldhouse this fall likely that people will She was also a member of the Board of Directors, US. education dept. Hurd designs "I see the job as tying in ^ing a lot of her in the Olympic Committee from 1969 through 1972, consultant with physical education," Jackson explained. "We can't emblems to the US. Olympic team in Nell C. Jackson, really split them. With the Miate professor of formerly an 1968 and chairman of the US. rising number of women for helmets physical Women's Track and Field Nation at the athletes and events, we're University of Committee from 1969-72. Mike "Sweet 9" Hurd was llllois, was named asst. Jackson said her major compelled to start developing a the designer and artist for the *tor of athletics at MSU coaching area for women. So I'll be looking for good coaches new look on Michigan State's 'y1 She assumed her duties who are also good teachers." headgear. If 1, moved her office to Hurd, art toon Fieldhouse and is now an major from Jackson says she is anxious Jackson Parkside High School, wy to begin working. to get the program off the was approached last spring by ground and has been meeting equipment manager Marty Daly ,'ackson succeeds Carol with each of the women and asked if he could produce ^ who resigned last spring. coaches to discuss budgets and larger decals for the green schedules. helmets. Jackson's ...»a j c The coaching staff received "I'd like to first 'aponsibility as the - see us go four different designs and "ector will be class," Jackson said. "The decided on the one shown in ' coordinating women's athletic program. University is putting a lot of the picture. money into the program and we don't want to throw it I was interested in the Following graduation Hurd away. But 1 think that the hopes to open studio, r1 on because I like where women have been too a eV want to move the emphasizing painting but conservative in the past. ■lien's program," Jackson branching out into photography. "jmented. lenge atl(j "It's quite a "We need to have a program "Art, that's my thing," ^ opportunity that will give the women the Hurd said. "That's my way of Help move women's athletics 'the experience they need based on expression. Painting relaxes direction I feel is their abilities," Jackson "*mng condition, $625, shoe salesperson. The Dome Room, 222 Seymour, condition, $400. Ask for Paul, low mileage. 351-3544 after 5 running condition. $325. Phone employment for the hours 10:30 Apply -8509. 3-9-27 Lansing. 0-7-9-28 355 - 8452. 5-9-26 339-2075. 3-9-28 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Only applicants MODERN YOUTH SHOES, p.m. B-1-9-26 available for those hours need Frandor. Ask for Mr. Potter. IN HEALY sprite - 1969, apply. 5-9-28 cellent condition, 349-0488 ELECTRA 225 1964. Excellent PONTIAC CATALINA 1964. Applications are being SURVEYING RODMAN, part 1967 - Air, taken between 8 a.m. AM/FM. and mechanical 1972 YAMAHA 650cc Only 10 a.m. time, 8 hour' ?y, two days 1.4-9-28 Best offer. 353-4016, Automatic, power steering. Best 6,500 - and 2 p.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - TOPLESS MODELS, for per No . $150. 641-6954. offer. Call 394-0082 after 5 p.m. miles, 2 helmets included. WANTED on 5-9-27 482-0917. X-5-9-27 Friday at 1024 East Grand photography studio. Call 489 - experiei.^e required. Call 371 - a repossessed 1215 for ontiac River, 234 West Grand River, appointment. 1200 for application. 5-9-26 Bonneville FALCON I960 Station wagon. Best 0-10-10-3 MERCURY 1966. Good running, 1972 KAWASAKI East Lansing, and 2040 Grand ble. Can be seen Offer, Fair Shape. 353-4016, PONTIAC G TO 1968. - only 450 scruffy paint, otherwise sound. Absolutely Excellent miles. Mint condition. 353-7125 River, Okemos. 6-10-3 Brookfield Shell, East Bob. 3-9-26 or 353-6985. DELIVERY HELP wanted. Must WANTED: RADIOLOGY typist ""'"9. If 351-2756. afternoons. 5-I0-I condition. $885 firm. Frank. 5-10-2 - interested, call 353-3560 or 353-7229. 5-9-27 LADIES NEEDED - 5 positions left have own car. Call DOMINO'S transcribes. Part time. Call 5950 extension 262, FIAT 1971, 124 Spider. Excellent TROWBRIDGE after 1973 YAMAHA 360 Enduro for telephone 4 p.tT *n 9 a.m. 4 p.m. C-5-10-1 MGB, 1970. Excellent condition. - 600 canvassing in • condition. Call 355-8025 after 5. 351-7100. 10-10-8 $1800. Firm, Bob at 373-7247 PONTIAC 1968 CATALINA - 2 miles, excellent condition. Must snuggly heated downtown 5-9-27 days. 3-10-1 door sell. 351-6213. 3-9-28 office. Positively selling, WCK RIVIERA 1965, 42,000 hardtop. Asking $775. Call no WANTED: DISHWASHERS, Bus hourly rates. Good HOUSEKEEPER: AFTERNOONS, 676-4628 between 9 A.M. and 2 speaking snow FIAT 850 Spider, 1970. Very good Boys, Kitchen help, for Monday - Friday $30 week. 517 tires, good MGB 1971 - excellent condition, P.M. 5-9-28 HONDA 1970 CL450. Beautiful voice a must. Experience ion. $400. 351 3606 condition. 30 mpg. $1200. restaurant in Okemos. 349-2698. Cowley. Call Jeanne Smith after wire wheels, no rust. Phone condition. Cover and extra tires preferred but not necessary. Call '351-2740. 3-9-26 355-9838 after 6 p.m. 4-9-26 3-9-26 6 p.m. 332-1181. 5-9-26 676-1732 after 5:30 p.m. 4-9-28 1965 included. $780. 351-0647. Kristy Ries at 371-2445. 5-9-28 PONTIAC Le Mans, good 3-9-27 'LLAC 1966 FIREBIRD 1968 Excellent MGB $595 Mint transportation, best offer. Call DRIVERS FULL medium blue, condition. 30 and part time for - UQH HUu3 M " condition, $800. Call after transportation 5:30 p.m., - 371-2473 after 355-9272, 8 a.m. - 5 miles/gallon. Call 371-4831. 487-3715 or 393-3810. 4-9-28 weekends. Apply VARSITY CROSSWORD eokb ana nan 484-3531.5-10-2 5-9-27 CAB, 122 Woodmere, side door '971 p.m. 4-9-28 PORSCHE 1963 SUPER 90 coupe. Good condition. Call 485-0409 1969 305cc 3-9-27 ACROSS PUZZLE 30 True - Immaculate inside MG MIDGET 1970. No rust, wire HONDA Excessory W out. Vinyl wheels, great condition. 351 - or 694-3514. 5-9-26 loaded, $1500 actual, $500. 31. Heir top, decor group, 655-3297 evenings. 3-9-27 NEW STUDENTS 1. Monkey bread 32 Rlffraff wide ovals. 627-2917. 0080 after 6 p.m. 5-9/26 Asking $250. 676-5367. 1J 7. Island greeting 33 Piggery RAMBLER AMERICAN 1965 12 MUSTANG YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW, SAVE $10 $15 12 Salad plant 34 California □MH HHaonau 1967, hard top, 289 ATE A new world! See it from , V-8 , AC, new tires. Call after 5 RICKMAN.Fall prices now in 13. Slander HQsaa saa 14. Loyal ZH1SE] »•»«— 3K-3067. 1,,ities, deposit. FURNISHED ROOMS. $17/week. electrovoice bookshelf speakers. 3-9-27 carpeted, furnished or Affectionate. Bogue Street area. 5-10-1 (afternoons aand evenings). Phone 655 - 2453. 5-9-26 Call 351-4495 New and used stereo head unfurnished, skirted, shed Needs home, will destroy 5-9-26 Monday, 35 mm LEICA Camara with Tuesday, Thursday - 3:30-5 phones. New Sanyo stereo presently located near Owosso. 351-8698. C-3-9-27 ONE FOR 3/man. Parking, own p.m. Evenings 372-7456. 5-9-27 systems. Used Harmon - Kardon bellows Focoslide, Excellent (517) 723-7701.3-9-26 Typing Service Tyi ^ 1, 2, OR 3 needed for 2/bedroom room, furnished. $77. 393-8038. condition. $85. 676-2327. apartment. Fully furnished. Bus service to campus. Rent 3-9-28 GOOD ROOM FOR for quiet day stereo systems. New Sanyo 2/channel end quad car tape 2-9-26 BLACK LABRADOR puppies. | Personal f^/j negotiable. Apartment 102-E, IMMEDIATELY: ONE female for employed person. East Side. decks. Used Mono-end stereo SPANISH CLASSICAL guitar. AKC registered. All puppy shots. EXPERIENCED IBM ■ Campus Hill Apartments, same! Furnished, close, 372-7973. 5-9-27 record players. 1,000 used 8 - Handmade by Pimental of Call 349-2794 after 5 p.m. Pica Elite. 1331 £»■ parking. track cartridges and 2,000 used 5-9/26 GIRLS WANTED to model in Kalamazoo. 489-105* 349-3530. 5-10-2 $90/month. Bev after 5 p.m. Mexico. Bast offer. 355-0200. FOR GRADUATE stereo records. Used photo WEATHERVANES' annual 332-0312. 2-9-27 WOMEN. 4-9-28 supplies. Vivitar filters and AQUARIUMS - END of the T-shirt show to be held at Coral TYPING TERM papers. I SHARE APARTMENT $90/month. Block from campus. Prefer ONE BEDROOM, to sublease d'oibS^o c';n^u- lenses, Poloroid cameras, GARAGE SALE - Variety of summer special. O-Dell deluxe Gables October 23rd, deadline dissertations, Elite type- serious References. 332-1746. 5-9/26 binoculars, 35 mm cameras, merchandise. Cheapl All day all glass 29 gallon tanks for for interested participants Is 332-8505. B-1-9-26 student. 351-8660 immediately. Call 393-4155 movie $21.95; 20 gallon tanks for Charlie. 1-9-26-73 nights, 373-4686 days. Located cameras, and view Friday and Saturday, 1203 W. Monday, October 8th. For more For Sale IPSl cameras. Sears telescope. Italian Grand River, East Lansing. $14.95; 10 gallon tanks $7.95. information phone 351-4140 or ANN BROWN Typing and multiljl at Meadowbrook Trace. 5-10-2 GIRL FOR man apartment. wall tapestries, 30 used Proceeds to Citizens Fir A Assortment of Metaframe hoods 349-9494. Ask for Kathy Chaps. offset printing. Complete^J Campus Hill Apartments, typewriters, clock radios, small Livable City. 3-9-27 at 20% off our already low 9-10-5 for dissertations, 111 APARTMENT, FURNISHED, appliances and miscellaneous prices! Stop in and take a look manuscripts, general '' Okemos, $67. 349-1608. 1-9-26 carpeted, quiet. Perfect for SOFA BEDS, hide-a-beds, graduate student. 15 minutes to refrigerators, stoves, dinette sets,' used goods. We guarantee and WOOD PANELING used, many at our fine tropical and salt FREE ... A lesson in complexion IBM, 24 years expe««| campus. $130 plus gas. Call service our merchandise different wood grains and styles water fish at THE FISH care. Call 484-4519, East 349-0850. C-9-28 GIRL NEEDED beds, chests, lots of WILCOX SECONDHAND for 4 man to choose from. Save 60% off MONGER, 1522 East Michigan, Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing Margie, 351-3809 or 337-9791 miscellaneous. Reasonably apartment. 332-0345. 3-9-28 Near campus. Call 1-9-26 priced. Come and see us for your STORE, 509 East Michigan, Lansing, Phone, 485-4391 retail cost. 489-2563. 3-9-27 Lansing. We're open 12-9 Mall. MERLE NORMAN PROFESSIONAL IBM diss^j needs. PAGE'S ECONOMY Hours: 8 Monday - Friday and 12 - 6 COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-9-27 typing, MA Englis. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - BOYS 1972 SCHWINN 5 speed Saturday and Sunday. 5-9-28 MARTY NORTH, 351^ FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for same in two person apartment Houses I £ STORE, 3207 (US27) 372-6460. 5-9-26 N. East Street Saturday. C-9-28 20", good condition, $65. Mens' TUTORED TOTS PRESCHOOL C-9-28 J new Huffy, FREE 4 kittens. 2 tiger stripe, one (Okemos) has few $110. Call 351-6879. B 1-9-26 COMPLETE STEREO System 10-speed, 26". $60 a openings FOR YOUR best buys in new - 351-8068. 4-9-28 light gray, one black with le't. 2% through 5 years. PROFESSIONAL thESE®' J NORTH EAST of campus. 16 and AM/FM stereo receiver with 8 used furniture, some track yellow. One mother cat tiger Learning program. Call paper typing. Expert: tvP J miles. Two bedroom antique. tape player, BSR ONE GIRL needed for 4/man. house, Call us before turntable. 3 monthsi old. Call ATTENTION: FANTASTIC SALE stripe angora. All box trained. 677-2971. Kathe. 2-9-26 degree in English, partly furnished, carpeted, on you buy. Delta Arms. $75. 351-3744. five BENNIE'S FURNITURE, 109 evenings, 351 - 8083. 5-9-26 - Vacuum cleaner, 2 stereos, Mother has had shots. Call e x perlenced. acres. $200 351-7497 3-9-26 East South Street, 484-3837 chairs, lamps, bar, baby 655-3797.1-9-26 MODELS NEEDED. Send Inquiries 351-8961.3-9-26 0-7-9-28 28-10-31 furniture, dishes, clothes and » ° PARA-MEDICAL GIRL NEEDED for three man. Own room. Park Trace. NEEDED TWO people for 6 DIVING EQUIPMENT: Complete GIRL'S BIKE, 26". $25; sturdy wooden bookshelves - 36 X 36 X much Wednesday. 9 more. Tuesday, 9 p.m., 2331 and CHAMPION SIRED black labrador puppies. Father good hunter. ILLUSTRATIONS, P.O. Box THESES, RESUMES, tVP'n® i 9451, R«as° *b' £1 - 349-3327. 3-9-26 bedroom house. $67/iponth. set of US divers gear. $250. Call 14, $15; gold rug, 62" X 69", Seminole Drive, AKC registered. $76. 332-4470 Lansing, Michigan printing. Call Gina, 332-6448. 5-9-27 372-3861 after 6 p.m. 5-9-27 $7; 332-4338. W 349-1645. 2-9-26 Okemos 5-9-26 48909. Include phone number. COMMERCIAL PRINTIN 1 5-9-27 ■ 0712. C-7-9-28 | Michigan Slate Nw, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1973 19 IT* WHAT'S Senate - weighs Appointment causes speculation n slowingbuilding of Trident sub WASHINGTON (AP) - (Continued from page considered is questionable. Evans' name did not get the 1) council's consideration until or As a black woman, Evans fills this qualification. Whether not she will fill the bill someone with Colburn's as work Evans has said that she will for the entire community, favoring no special group. Liberals in the city will be watching very closely in the years on Commission, a the Planning city body that deals with many controversial community development usually questions at meeting. to ask informational — much like she did the Sept. 18 council |n„ouncemenl» for II l Wh.t . The Tri-County Bicycle Assn. is With its doors shut to the progressive college • town issues. Whether Evans will late in the game. Brookover, lining must be fec,eved m ' ► ^vs office, 341 Student sponsoring a century and a public, the Senate discussed when concerns remains to be seen. next few weeks to see how she Evans* attendance and eventually break out of her half-century ride, Sunday. Starting questioned recently Councilman Wilcox also will deal with issues that are participation in the city silent member image remains ■L by I P-m-. »( lcast point: Mt. Hope at Farm Tuesday a proposed two - year would not say DIJg., Lane. slowdown in the development where Evans' indicated that the council was often split between students Planning Commission was not to be seen. Her present "no ■ 1« days before publication. 100-mile ride begins at name had 7:30 a m of the new Trident submarine. actually come from looking for someone with and the more conservative East impressive. Minutes from comment" positions combined Announcements will be accepted and 50-mile ride begins at 10-30 nor would he say whether the a.m. These rides are Public debate on the issue is moderate opinions like his own Lansing homeowners. planning commission meetings with her apparently sanctioned by Ihe League of American names submitted by the rather than the liberal To this date Evans has indicate that she missed nearly Wheelmen. scheduled today, along with a moderately conservative he Bicycling Club will meet at community were even viewpoint of Colbum. refused to give interviews on half of the meetings held „m tonight in 201 Men's The Tri-County vote on a proposal to withdraw considered. record, have prompted Bicycle Assn. "Wilcox told me that he was Kmural ,,ldK- ,0 arrange rid" will hold its monthly half of 500,000 U.S. ground any major city issues on the during the past two years. Griffiths to more actively meeting, Brookover did indicate, Tlhe Detroit SI* Day Bicycle " of last year's six-day 2020 ?y L. Fenner Arboretum, forces oversears within the however, that the council was interested in replacing grounds that she has not yet In addition, Evans has the support Nelson Brown and s Mt. Hope Road in the himself," Griffiths said. "I may had a chance to read and digest reputation the commission display next three years. interested in appointing on Margaret McNeil, two liberal building. Everyone is Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D - be wrong but my initial volumes of material on city of being a silent member. candidates in the race for two welcome. someone who would provide Winged Spmrtans, MSU Wash., asked for the rare closed impression js that he has government. Commission minutes show that council seats in the Nov. 6 t|ub, will hold its MSU Chess Club is session to discuss "the external minority representation. done just that." However, Evans spent five when she did speak it was election. looking for y meeting at 7 tonight new members. Our first threat" justifying the Come on up! Fly our will be held at 8 meeting tonight in the accelerated Navy plan to build Bully ik|es- Union Gold Room. 10 fully equipped Tridents at a stening Ear Crisis High holiday services: cost of $13 billion, completing Rosh „i Center is holding Hashanah tonight at 8 in the the first in 1978. people interested in Alumni Chapel and V or at 9 a.m. An amendment sponsored Burning volunteers. Anyone Thursday and Friday. Yom Kippur hint to apply is invited to attend services at 8 p.m. Oct. 5 and 6 in by Sens. Thomas J. Mclntyre, ■ ot two orientation programs 100 Engineering Bldg. Courtesy of D - N.H., and Peter Dominick, L held from 7 to 10 p.m. Hillel Foundation. R • Colo., calls for 1978 IrsJa> and from '<> »•">• «° 1 completion of the Trident T on Saturday, both in Olds Looking for truth' South I. For further information call Collegiate Fellowship invites 4,000 • mile range missile, but you to an inductive Bible study, at 9:15 a two - year stretchout in the 0 tonight in 38 Union. submarine construction mentation session will be held ■ the MS'' Volunteers from 7:30 program. We are seeking volunteers for an ■ 30 p.m.. Thursday in 35 Union colunteer interested in extensive research project designed to study promising treatment tt Action Corps, a volunteer methods for reducing anxiety, manpower Freshmen n tension, worry and enhancing one's sense of psychological well-being. If n orientation session will be you are interested and will be I bv the any p.m. MSU Volunteers from 7 Thursday in 34 Union, volunteer interested in available for regular participation at least three months, please attend one of the preliminary meetings keep diary below. At these meetings further king at Ingham Medical to aid staff concerning the nature of this ,n orientation session will be project. Preliminary meetings 1 by the MSU Volunteers from 7 (attend one) will be held from 7:30 The frustrations and E p.m. Thursday in 30 Union for to 8:30 p.m., Sept. 24 to Oct. 12 in problems of a first - term inteer interested in the St. 308 Olds Hall. e Mental Health program, freshman may become more dentation session will be real to orientation staff Ihe MSU Volunteers from 7 members after a new [t p.m. Thursday in the Union practice in 203 Men's Intramural evaluation program is Porch for any volunteer N n the BILD Corporation Bldg. All interested are encouraged completed. 6 Community Design Center, to attend. About 100 new students at ; and consumer-oriented MSU will turn in diaries of their experiences during the interested in newspaper recycling will be held tonight at 7 in 110C first weeks of school to the ntation session will be tj by the MSU Volunteers from 7 Wells Hall. Everyone invited. orientation committee of the Is p.m. Thursday in 6 Student student affairs office. Bldg. for any volunteer The undergraduate Philosophy s They have been asked to T ftrested in Camp High Fields, a Club will meet at 4 p.m. Thursday write about tional volunteer program in a in 107 Morrill Hall. All students experiences with tional setting. interested in philosophy are urged University personnel, other to attend. Non-philosophy majors students, the local community orientation session will be are especially welcome. and their roommates, note fttiy the MSU Volunteers from 4 .m. Thursday in 6 Student The MSU Psychology Clut will changes in themselves and make have its first meeting at 7:30 recommendations and s Bldg. for any volunteer E ted in the Ingham County tonight in 111 Olds Hall. Come to commendations. ■ program. hear special guest speakers. The idea came from Judy Hutchinson's "Diary of a nation session will be The MSU Volunteers will have Freshman Co ed" which lb) the MSU Volunteers from 3 an information presentation and - [4 p.m. Thursday in 6 Student recruitment ' session concerning appeared in an issue of the s Bldg. for any volunteer volunteer opportunities from alumni magazine. It seemed to ted in the Family Planning 7:30-8:30 tonight in 30 Union. All interested people are welcome. provide a good account of the E problems encountered during the adjustment period of a new |rhe Spartan Rifle and Pistol held by the MSU Volunteers from 7 on will be leet at 7 tonight in the student, Gary North, an I range under Demonstration to 8 tonight in 6 Student Services orientation coordinator, said. re welcome to come. Bldg. for any olunteer Questionnaires had been used to evaluate orientation programs, but they were ft The Promenaders will meet at 7 usually issued during the ig Service middle of the fall term when tonight in 34 Women's Intramural Bldg. Square, folk and round students had forgotten their dancing will be taught. All initial experiences and beginners are welcome. impressions of campus life, North said. |VPLETE THESES Service. The Spartan Pistol Club will t printing. IBM typing hold an instructional meeting at 7 I land binding of theses, resumes, tonight in the Demonstration Hall ■Publications. Across from basement. ■campus, corner M.A.C. and All students interested in [Grand River, below Jones ■COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337 - mery Shop. Call working on the Wolverine staff are invited to an open house at 7 tonight in 30 Student Services Bldg. POLICE ■1666. C-7-9-28 BRIEFS II Student photographers are ■j-ATE lCheck A new indoor \ rid! encouraged to attend the Wolverine the household goods in yearbook open house at 7:30 ■theWant Ads today! tonight in 30 Student Services Bldg. A PURSE CONTAINING [PERIENCED tat ions, IBM typing. (Pica Elite). museum Help i i organize a in the Lansing area. children's $20 was Mason Hall stolen from a room in - Meeting for Impression 5 Children's Monday night. The FAYANN, 489 • 0358. C-7-9-28 Museum held at 8 tonight at Board purse was returned empty. G of Education Room, 509 Burchant SESSIONAL IBM typing. (Pica Drive. A MR. MIKE'S DELIVERY Elite). 11 years experience. IANDI, 339 Winter term student teachers man claimed he was shprt - 8934. C-7-9-28 interested in student teaching in changed $20 by an MSU Rome should apply for the project student in the lobby of East at 4:30 p.m. today in 238 Erickson Wilson Hall Monday. The Hall. Individual interviews with the director will be scheduled at this driver said he was given a $50 MUTUAL THING bill and bilked during the ii initial meeting. ED RIDE from a Holt; M.W.F. exchange. '0 20 class. Will Homecoming meeting for all pay. I interested at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in A $600 MICROSCOPE and the Union Board Room. A°S a $47 light source were stolen . . . where good susehoid items sell fast. To sell Introductory lectures in from a locker at 352 Natural transcendental meditation, as Science Bldg. Monday. Police '"rs. dial 355-8255 today! taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, have no suspects in the case. IT f€ANS RECEIVING AS WELL AS GIVING. YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT OPPORTUNITIES IN CCNSlftRISM, BUSIftSS, held at 4 and 8 tonight in 35 ride to Detroit every Union. Presented by SIMS. id. Will pay. Call Everyone welcome. EAST LANSING POLICE EDUCATION, RECREATION, CORRECTIONS, HEALTH and BIG SISTER/BROTTER AT: *'•8411, Connie. BL-4-9-27 STOPPED a car for squirting The MSU Horticulture Club ER WANTED invites everyone interested in passers - by at John R. and daily from Flint Linden streets, Monday night. * horticulture to attend the annual Lansing and back. Call Horticulture Welcome Night at 7 3 629-4324 after WEDNESDAY - September 26 MONDAY - October 1 6 p.m. tonight in 209 Horticulture Bldg. A M'JSTANG, WHOSE Refreshments! Own Hall 7:00 p.m. Rm 6 Student Services Bid. St. Lawrence Mental Health Interviews passengers threw rocks through Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Michigan School for the lind 7:00 p.m Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Tri-County Diversified Industries 4:00 The Packaging Society will have the front window and radiator p.m. Rm. 30 Union Bid. 7:30 p.m - 8:30 p.m. recruitment Rm. 37 Union Bid. Gier Park 7:00 p.m. its first meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday of a panel truck at M - 78 and in 31 Union. Nominations, Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Juvenile Detention Home 7:30 Hagadorn Road Monday, was p.m. discussion of upcoming events, and Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Beekman Center 7:00 p.m. 'T stopped by the truck and held FORGET Blood bylaw changes will take place. comes until police arrived. People. Professional THURSDAY TUESDAY The University Duplicate Bridge - September 27 - October 2 Club will hold regular games at EAST LANSING police Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Family Planning 3:00 p.m. Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. St. Lawrence Mental Health Interviews 'CHIQam COMMUNITY 7:15 tonight on the second floor of CENTER. 337 7183. - the Union. stopped a pair of hotrodding Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Ingham County Jail 4:00 p.m. Rm. 37 Union Bid. Gier Park 7:00 p.m. p."rs Monday, Thursday, and motorcyclists on Burcham Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Camp Highfields 7:00 p.m. Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Headstart 7:30 p.m. *daV 9 - 4:30 p.m.; Tuesday The Inter-Cooperative Council Drive and Abbott roads Union Sun Porch CDC-BILD 7:00 p.m. will meet at 7:30 tonight at Ulrey Monday. ■'•9 28 #V 12 ' 6:30 p m' House, 505 M.A.C. Ave. All Rm. 30 Union Bid. St. Lawrence Mental Health 7:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY - October 3 interested co-op houses and Rm. 34 Union Bid. Ingham Medical Hospital 7:00 p.m. Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Michigan Student Environmental A PAIR OF LICENSE Confederation 4:00 p.m. individuals are invited. Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. St. Vincent's Home for Children FITTER in my Rm. 35 Union Bid. Volunteer Action Corps 7:30 p. 7:00 p.m. home, own plates were stolen from a car Chicanos at State for Progressive Rm. 37 Union Bid. Gier Park 7:00 p.m. '"sportation. Monday, parked in lot X between Sept. ue«lay, Wednesday, 1:30-3:30, Action (CHISPA) will hold its first 1 and 12th. Campus police Rm. 33 Union Bid. Shelter Home and Volunteer Probation FRIDAY-September 28 Officer 7:00 p.m. hu'sday, 1:30-9:30 Phone meeting of the year Thursday at waived the report Monday. Rm. 39 Union Bid. Teach a Brother 7:30 8:30 in 34 Union, All Rm. 33 Union Bid. Reach 1:00 p.m. p.m. •3083. 3-9-27 p.m. interested persons are urged to Rm. 33 Union Bid. Sheridan Road Big Brother 2:00 p.m. attend. THURSDAY - October 4 Rm. 33 Union Bid. Adopt A Grandparent 3:00 p.m. j^DMSU ONE r student coupon Army and Air Force ROTC will Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Michigan Consumer Council 3:00 p.m. Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. Halfway House Opportunities 4:00 p.m. Michigan game 13th. Call Chip after 5 host an open house today from 10 Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. boy's Club of OUR MOST AFFLUENTIAl Rm. 6 Student Services Bid. English for Foreign Students 4:00 p.m. Lansing, Inc. 7:30 p.m. 351-5943. 5-10-2 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Demonstration Rm. 27 Student Services Bid. Tutor Corps 3:00 Hall auditorium. 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