,h< State News ■ Thursday, September 27,1973 Michigan Volume 66 Number 33 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 manges mind on sharp Colburn backs Brown By LINDA SAN DEL He said that his State News Staff Writer feelings - which he economic and political declined to term an background. Sharp, "endorsement" I George Colburn, former East Lansing because he is no longer an East Lansing he believed, represented an older, more \y couni ilmember, said Wednesday that resident - were based on his belief that affluent East Lansing. Evan's appointment, Je recent appointment of Thelma Evans council should represent the total however, ibis replacement on council has led him convinced him that both Brown and community. Ibelieve that Nelson Brown and Margaret 5?f?,re'election he thought that Sharp and McNeil would have to win to replace his fcXeil should be elected to council on „ McNeil s would best serve that viewpoint and maintain a balanced Kov 6. end, but he now believes that McNeil and council, Colburn said. "I'm not doing I In a telephone interview with the State Brown would best help council represent anything to influence the Jews from Chicago, liberal Colbum, who the total community. election," Colburn said. "The council, however, should represent the total [d earlier indicated he'd like to see Neither Brown nor McNeil could be ■cNeil and incumbent councilwoman reached for comment late community. I believe that combining Wednesday. Brown and McNeil with the ■ary Sharp elected, said Evan's Colbum's earlier support for McNeil present council would be a fair Ipointment has led him to change his stemmed from her with youth and a counter strong identification representation." Colbum, who resigned from his council Bind. culture social, seat in mid-August to become the area editor for a subsidiary of the Chicago ALLED COURT CONCERN Tribune said he had hoped to be replaced with someone who shared his liberal, student-oriented political viewpoint. Ann Street Agnew inves "I got the impression that the would replace me with similar philosophy and someone with council identification. a I In 1959, the East Lansing Traffic Commission suggested that Ann Street could be extended to Hagadorn Road as through to Hagadorn Road would disrupt the lightly traveled street and make it a heavily traveled part of a "creeping part of a one-way pair with Albert Street. peripheral route." Bailey declined was shocked when I heard about the Evans by neighborhood residents now fear that pushing Ann Street State News photo by Ken Ferjuson appointment," he said. Colburn said he does not find fault with the council's decision to appoint Evans. Council halts construction KKOM WIRE SERVICES Agnew's request in a statement "The council is Wednesday a political body and it afternoon. "The vice made I WASHINGTON Speaker Carl Albert president's a decision based on - letter relates to matters said. politics," he before the \s rejected for the time being any House courts," the statement said. "In view of Ction on Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's that fact, I, as speaker, will not take any The former councilmember added that Jquest for an investigation of charges he on Ann Street action on the letter at this he believes the council by 3-2 vote s involved in political corruption in time." He probably appointed refused to elaborate or answer Evans with the consideration that Brown questions. iryland. Congressional lawyers worked all night and McNeil have strong student support | That left a federal grand jury in researching precedents and seeking and could win the election. timore as the only forum scheduled to "I'm disappointed that opinions before Albert announced his my term wasn't ir evidence on the allegations By ANDREA AUSTIN against decision, Rep. Peter W. Rodino, Jr.. filled by someone I could The 70 residents who attended the new. Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson personally State News Staff Writer About 40 residents, fearing that future D-N.J., said Wednesday. identify with," Colburn said. "But, I think hour and 15 minute meeting applauded extensions of Ann Street would make it a K ordered the panel to begin hearing that that the council was Rodino, chairman of the House considering the A controversial block - long road council' action. Sharp last week admitted :e this morning. possible combination of candidates that construction project was dramatically she feared council's Sept. 18 refusal to heavily traveled cross-town thoroughfare I Albert announced oetween Hagadorn Koad and the business his decision on (continued could win in the halted at a hastily called special on page 15) upcoming election." meeting halt the road construction had cost her district, vehemently protested city council of the East 1,000 votes in the Bailey Lansing City Council • Ann Street action on Sept. 18 and formed the Wednesday night. area. Bailey Community Assn. to fight any Councilmembers, pressed by an angry Sharp, who met with the residents' future development there. group of residents of the Ann Street area associate, said she was "anxious to correct Ann Street is a narrow, two-lane for 10 days, voted 3 to 2 to rescind the council's earlier decision on the basis of residential street between MAC Anenue city's contract to construct a 181 - foot the logic of the residents' and Milford Street running across the - arguments." long addition to Ann Street. The addition Councilmembers Thelma Evans and center of town. is now undeveloped city land. George Griffiths joined Sharp in voting to The Bailey school neighborhood On the initiative of Councilwoman halt the project; Griffiths had wanted to surounding Ann Street is populated by a Mary Sharp, who is up for re - election stop the project last week. mix of young families and older Nov. 6, council thus made an effort to The vote was at 9:30 p.m. homeowners. Most of these residents want appease Bailey School • Ann Street area Mayor Wilbur Brookover and to secure their neighborhood from high residents, who had feared that the Councilman Robert Wilcox opposed the speed traffic and student housing, which is construction would be the first leg of halt. Brookover said council had no expanding northward into the Bailey area. efforts to extend Ann Street several blocks intention of extending Ann Street to In 1959 the East Lansing Traffic eastward to Hagadorn Road. Hagadorn. (continued on page 15) unit action awaited Student reps By LINNEA BOESE Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelly has ruled voting to grant degrees to them represents State News Staff Writer against student voting on governing of the a conflict of The Governor's Commission on Higher interest, they just abstain." universities they attend. This is the Education agreed Wednesday with its only restriction on such participation, the Student Advisory Committee's commission said. Though the attorney general's opinion is recommendation that students should be binding on all government officials, it does not really keep students off allowed to sit on university governing "If Kelley's opinion is keeping students governing boards, but did not indicate whether the off the boards, then I boards, several commission members said. agree that this commission would act on it. restriction should be eliminated," Robben "I think that through custom and usage Richard L. Beers, director the restriction has been removed," John of the Fleming, president of the University of R. Dimitry, President °f Macomb County commission, said it would probably Michingan and commission member, said. recommend some changes in governing "The argument that there would be a Community College and commission board structures if it seems necessary, but conflict of interest is wrong, ".'e have member, said. that it was not yet ready to make specific regents now who have sons, daughters or "Three of our board members are decisions. wives getting degrees at the (continued university. If on page 15) out-state cost changes Fee charges examined By BOB OURLIAN quickly as possible to begin practicing out - state tuition fees instead of one, State News Staff Writer medicine in Grand Rapids. which her family is in no position to do. Phil Hermes (an imaginary character), married graduate student Already promised position there, Both of these a a cases, though living in Spartan Village, resided Hermes will be through by the end of hypothetical, are what could be happening in Chicago before coming to MSU as a summer term. with the new residency requirements, sophomore. revised more than a month ago. Once here, he attended classes straight For him, the new policy on What the new guidelines say, in through each year, wanting to finish as reclassification of out - of - state students effect, is that to qualify for in - state to in - state status is ideal. Since he has fees, a student must have resided in lived here for more than 12 months and is Michigan for 12 months, in school or out, as well as assured of a job once he is finished with school, the rest of his schooling will cost (continued on p e 15) him no more than it would any student brought up in Michigan and will save him about $1,000. Bill Bush, Lansing Students Joan Smythe (also an imaginary carrying 10 junior, sails into the sunset on credits or more who do not character) on the other hand, is a Lake Lansing while practicing for freshman. wish to read the State News or Coming from a middle income races in which the MSU use its services Sailing family in Ohio, Smythe came to MSU to may receive a Club will compete this weekend major in soil sciences. Due to the nearly refund of the $1 subscription at Notre Dame in South Bend, prohibitive cost out - of - state tuition is fee paid at registration by putting on her father, however, Joan came presenting their fee receipt Ind., and at the Citadel in with the intention to attend school fall card at 345 Student Services Virginia. term, then drop out winter and spring Bldg., through Friday from 8 State News photo by Dale Atkins term to work and come back summer term a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 paying in - state fees, according to the old reclassification policy. p.m. Now, however, Smythe will either have See article on SN board to stay out of school for one year instead openings, page 14. of six months or pay for three terms at 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27 i, news roundup Capers of campaign defended WASHINGTON Nixon campaign tactician (AP) - He put those activities into four categories: Things utterly Buchanan's testimony Republicans to ask a large assistant to Buchanan said contributor to help fund a that committee staffers, by Patrick J. Buchanan defended touched on tax • exempt outrageous, dirty tricks, Democratic candidate in leaking accounts of his earlier compiled by our national desk ghost • written advertisements, political hardball and pranks. foundations that may get primary. a closed - door interviews to pranks and undercover involved in political affairs, operations as Having spies in the opposing newsmen, had orchestrated a legitimate The testimony of the press responsibility and camp, he said, is commonly campaign to malign his political weapons Wednesday, President's top speechwriter political maneuvering in past done in American campaigns. but denied that he reputation in advance of his Cambodian leaflets urge turmoil brought on one of the most campaigns. The hearing were recessed testimony. recommended or authorized spirited debates of the long A n articulate and until Tuesday after Buchanan's Insurgents spread leaflets among Phnoni Penh residents Wednesday urging them to overthrow the political sabotage. He called the Watergrgate break - in a crime which he hearing moved as from the the committee break in and cover up into • - Watrgate sometimes impassioned witness, Buchanan example, that said, he does not for day - long testimony. The next witness witness scheduled to testify is Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D ■ N.C., committee chairman, and Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., R- H considered wrong but not the the more philosophical area of consider it government "traitors." In anticipation of sabotage and wrong for Kenneth Khachigian, an Tenn., vice chairman as well as responsibility of the which political tricks are dirty terrorist activities police have strengthened security majority counsel Samuel Dash, n Republican party. and which are not. "To me, there's room in said they deplored the leaks. forces in Cambodia's capital city of Wi million. In Buchanan, a conservative Kompong Cham, a provincial capital 47 miles American politics for presidential speech writer, won Anno Magnani,65, Buchanan conceded that he pranksters and hecklers and the bipartisan praise from the northwest, government forces recaptured three key like but they can get to where directed the preparation of positions one mile west of town - a temple a school they cross the line," Buchanan senators, although he led off by accusing the committee of received Oscar in advertisements that appeared in the name of various and a police camp that had been held by insurgents. An told the Senate Watergate harboring character committees. attack on the capital is expected during the festival of committee. among its staff. HOME (AP) — Anna scholarship to Rome's St. the dead continuing through Friday. Magnani, 65, the fiery Italian Cecelia Dramatic Academy. Buchanan, long a vocal BUCHANAN actress who won an Oscar in defender of Nixon Meanwhile, in North Carolina, four congressmen and It was 1934 before she policies, bring documents asked 1955 for "The Rose Tattoo," appeared without fotjj 17 peace coalition members filed suit in federal court to started in films, turning out a a lawyer. committee subpena. He said h died of cancer Wednesday in a He invoked executive ( did block shipment of munitions to Southeast Asia. The suit Rome clinic. string of productions little privilege so on advice of Whit known outside Italy. only indirectly in refusing to House lawyers. contends munitions sent from the Sunny Point military Magnani, a dark - haired terminal violated a congressional mandate that ended woman with a disposition U.S. combat support of Southeast Asian countries reputed to resemble a volcano, Aug. was born in Alexandria, 15. Egypt, and spent her childhood with her poor family in the big shoe on campus Trastevere section of Rome. Her talent won her a Miss J's suede/leather Senate bars troop cut overseas One hiker boot with padded Overturning an earlier vote, the Senate rejected an amendment that would have forced ar 40 per cent for the collar and speed lace-up cutback in land - based troops overseas. The vote, 51 - 44 against the amendment, overturned Sea on surefooted composition an earlier 49 - 46 vote on Senate Democratic Leader lug sole In dark brown Mike Mansfield's proposal, which had directed that from or 200,000 of 500,000 troops stationed on every continent navy, sizes 5-10 Medium. in the world be withdrawn by July 1, 1976, with at least Caravelle' 50,000 pulled out by July 1, 1974. by BUL0VA $16. Now two rugged Sea Hunte Mansfield's proposal would have exempted 100,000 ... sea - based troops. The second vote killing the watches for every active WW, I Aob* member of the family. amendment was needed to tie the amendment to the Water resistant to a depth of military procurement bill. 666 feet. Rotatable elapsed time indicator. 17 jewel precision movement. Stainless steel case. Luminous dial. Brandt asks for Waterproof strap. Great gift war on hunger for all the sports in your life. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger wound up a three - day visit to the United Nations by reaching an agreement with nine European Common Market nations on economic and political cooperation. Meanwhile, West German Chancellor Willy Brandt made his U.N. debut with' a ■'call for "war on hunger. "Where hunger prevails there can be no peace in the long run," said Brandt, winner of the 1971 Nobel Peace Prize. "Morally it makes no difference whether a man is killed in war or is condemned to starve to death by the I'm OK — You "re OK indifference of others," he said. Wendy Berlowitz raises her hands in a victory salute after removing her bikini top before a crowd of over 1,500, mostly male onlookers in San Francisco. 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WASHINGTON LANSING alli Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27, 1973 3 LINKED TO HOUSING CODE Tenants' rent may rise By SUSAN ACER State News Staff Writer "Everyone is so obsessed with it that we should either bury it as an issue or give it a try and see what happens," Brown said. But he speculated that a rent control would cause Stumbling through its first public meeting, the new East only a further Lansing Housing Commission made it clear Tuesday night that housing shortage and a deterioration of quality as landlords are the improvement of the city's rental housing will be a long ordeal forced to pay for all improvements out of their profits. — one that may result in increased costs to tenants. Those effects of course, are contradictory to the whole The commission voted to support the publication of a purpose of the stricter code - and this commission," Brown said. handbook for tenants and landlords and to set a date to hear He suggested that the commission consider MSU in its studies tenant-landlord disputes or appeals of the new city housing code. of city housing condition. "I don't see how we can discuss But a proposal on the details of the housing in East Lansing without considering the biggest landlord appeal procedure was tabled, leaving the commission with no guidelines for the hearing. in the city," he said. The nine-member commission was established Brown criticized the University for converting some residence by a city council ordinance in June to enforce a stricter hall rooms into offices, specifically in Owen Hall, which now housing code, to resolve landlord-tenant conflicts and to houses the new College of Urban Development, and Fee Hall, bring city rents in line with the lower rents in which houses the College of Osteopathic Medecine. He called .surrounding communities. Members include two student renters, one landlord, three homeowners and residence hall rooms "the cheapest housing alternative in the city." No action was taken on rent control which Enforcement of the stricter code, which was passed in June, was briefly discussed when Commissioner Catherine Fix, a student will be slow according to Robert Jipson, city tenant, building and zoning suggested a study of present rent conditions to determine the director. Jipson is the non voting secretary of the commission. impact that the new, stricter code may have on rents in the He said he has been unable to hire enough experienced future. inspectors to check out the city's more than 5,000 rental units. Some East Lansing residents expect landlords He estimated that nearly a year will be needed to of to pass the cost begin efficient required improvements to their tenants, and extensive inspections, though some are on which some being done now. student renters claim will send rents Forms are available in 204 City Hall for owners to get licenses soaring, Extensive in c ;We.tkn,ow sorten it for the t,here wil1 people an impart and I'd just like to involved," Fix told members of the for their buildings. Licensing is now required by a new city ordinance. Failure to license a rental dwelling is a misdemeanor. commission, some of whom questioned whether rent increases Prior to the new ordinance only . Brown, left, chairman of the East Lansing soon. Robert Jipson, right, nonvoting secretary of the rooming houses and hotels could ever be directly linked to the were licensed, and fcousing Commission which met for the first time Tuesday commission, said that a year will be needed to begin enforcement of the code. building inspections were done only by After the request. extensive inspections under a stricter meeting, commission chairman Byron W. Brown, |ht in City Hall said after the meeting that he believed housing code passed asst. professor of economics, said he believed Fees for the licensing include $5 fee for each rental jt rent controls should be considered by the commission De rent control should unit, State News photo by C. L. Michaels considered by the commission soon. which some residents expect landlords to pass on to tenants. The commission set aside Oct. 18 to hear appeals of inspection orders and of landlord-tenant conflicts. Application for appeals must be made at 204 City Hall by Oct. 4. iearch for county landfill site Suggestions were also made by commission members to study end private as well as rental housing and to investigate possibilities for may state or federal subsidization of low-cost, public housing. I By CHRIS DANIELSON sanitary landfill for which the "By no means do we want In the last six months the I State News Staff Writer board has been seeking a site, to own, maintain and operate a board had attempted to county's two major solid waste Authority or the salvage yard CAN YOU READ THIS board chairman and County producers view the economy of are currently trucked to a iveral month's of compacting facility," he purchase sites in Alaiedon and one board's private landfill west of Lansing. Drain Commissioner Richard plan they will be AD explained. Delhi Townships. Complaints Btroversy and setbacks for Sode said. encouraged to participate in it. of Jham County's effort to The northern transfer Though the volume of the area residents quashed the former proposal, and the fear However, Gil Lloyd, IN 1/4 of a second? i self - supporting station in Williamston northern transfer site is not assistant to the superintendent of possible contamination of of the University Grounds Kintywide sanitary landfill Township would service expected to be great enough to if not - n with provisions for the the Dept., said Wednesday he was Williamston. Locke. Leroy and break even financially, the City of Lansing's future water supply eliminated the not aware of any discussion Kipacting and recycling of Wheatfield townships and the greater amount of waste check out tosh, to be handled at the sourthern site latter possibility. about waste disposal between now appear City of Williamston, Sode said. Sode said that the board has MSU and the county. ftting with more success. The sourthern transfer should put the total operation EVELYN WOOD TThe project has been station would be established in the black, Sode noted. several proposed sites in and All solid wastes generated on Kipered by the reluctance of land already owned by the The Williamston landfill is near southern Ingham County on campus that are not picked READING DYNAMICS under consideration. up by the Waste Control j! government to allow the county and service the area currently subsidized by several lelopment of a landfill south of Mt. Hope Road which local governments, he added. Though Sode maintained If you want to tonite at 3 or 7 p.m. Bin their boundaries. generates 80 per cent of the Representatives of several that the board's porject is in no ■However, a five - member Jidfill committee was county's solid waste, he added. Sode noted that each townships have been cooperative in the very board's most way contingent upon the talk travel, we're University Inn 1100 Trowbridge Rd disposal plans of the City of ■ointed at a recent meeting transfer station will utilize recent efforts to locate a Lansing and MSU, he said he right across the street. ■the Ingham County chapter about 10 acres of land. landfill site. believed that when the 1 the Michigan Townships The cost of the operation, to discuss the matter COLLEGE TRAVEL including the bill for purchase !i the county Board of of the eventual landfill site, ic Works, and the City of will come from a percentage of 351-6010 n joined Williamston and the profits from the sale of y tovnships in signing recycled material. 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Staff columns, commentaries, points of view and letters to Kathy Niezurawski Bob Novosad Campus editor Copy chief Opinion Page editor ,rv y - editor Craig Porter Photo editor are the personal opinion of the individual writers. New out-state tuition actually It is doubtful that the 'liberalized' new out - of - state tuition Michigan and has established and is maintaining regulations will make it any easier for students to gain in "significant connections." -state residency. The regulations can be called If the student is positive of his value on the "liberalized" only in the sense that a student 110 job longer market, he can show intent to remain in Michigan after has to drop out of school to be reclassed from an out - graduation by being admitteu to a licensed rracticing of - state to an in - state resident. profession in Michigan cr by accepting an offer of 'POLITICS IS HELL. RFI». The previous requirement for a student to gain permanent employment in Michigan. reclassification was simply to establish residency while It will net help the out - state student much in not a student for six months. For some students, this becoming reclassified »f he only is a registered voter in COMMENTARY meant dropping out of school and working. Now Michigan, rents a place to live or is employed in any students may continue to attend MSU and still gain in - state residency, but new additional requirements could make gaining residency much more difficult than the old rules allowed. position normally filled by a stulert, meaning a part - time jot. Students can be sure the regulations will be more Living in 'sin' a definite trend; are Under the new regulations, out - of - state students required to live in Michigan 12 consecutive months, arbitrary than they even suspected. Horace C. King, University registrar said that the requirements will not be strictly followed and that special cases will be judged shows uncertainty, weakness primarily as a permanent resident and not merely as a By WILLIAM SAFIRE student. This means it will take 12 instead of six months individually. The probltr.i with individual judgments is New York Times Many couples who will neither marry and chic and "in," and they nor kick the cohabit say that their in • are that they also tend to be very subjective. pressure to conform to the of full - time employment to be reclassified. WASHINGTON - Eight times as many between status perfectly suits their needs. nonconfoi couples living together today without lifestyle, or because they want to 8 The only other alternative a student has is to attend At least 200 out of state students have are They usually do not want children (and - - applied so their sophistication by flouting mo far, and though it is not yet known haw many have been being married as cohabited 10 years ago. the birthrate has been MSU part - time, paying out - of - state fees, of course. That judgment - it's really my guess - declining, partly But sometimes that enters into it. because of tiie acceptance of Conservatives find it hard to If a student can establish "permanence" or an intent rejected, there remains the assurance from the registrar is based on a new study being made by re*, contraception) and they often want this cohabitation of long - time commitments to this wonderful winter King that they can always try, try again through an Paul C. Glick, the Census Bureau independent careers (the biggest increase trend; they between traditionalism, which are t wonderland, this would also weigh heavily in his favor appeal with the Out - of - State Fees Committee. population division's senior demographer. in the labor force in the past decade has n condemns any assault on the (Census bureau people are either been women). sacredns fcr a change of residency. permanence of the It is certain that if MSU did not charge out - of - state Demograts or Republicans). M o r e o v.e r , family unit, For a student to establish a permanence, he is In 1970, 143,000 unmarried liberatarianism, which holds that tuition, the University would be in the same boat as the persons parental pressure on not hurting anybody required either to own a home in Michigan, rely upon told the census takers they were living by their at University of Michigan, initiating enormously high with a partner of the opposite sex, daughters to marry should have the personal freedom to Michigan sources for financial support or live in the tuition increases fcr all students. early seems to have what they want. state with legal guardians. A student compared to 17,000 in 1960. Obviously, abated: the number may also be But it is questionable that the new out - of - state there are millions more who do not People who want to live * required to of women in their outside of prove that he has a former domicile in tuition regulations are indeed liberalized." volunteer this information to strangers, matrimony (the word's no ,y (w but a trend toward cohabitation outside of twenties who remain "motherhood," which says a lot about ^ s\ wedlock is discernable. single has risen by purpose of marriage) should neither City over a third since stigmatized nor applauded. If no child needs QC What's the reason for it? When the The East Lansing City Council is population of East Lansing to healthy subject of singlehood is explored, it usually centers on the swinging blessings of the bachelor existence, but let us 1960. Time was, girls would dread the moment when the nagging question, "how come you're not are involved, that's the if they couple's busu if they are young, it can be their are old, their happiness. Hftl are very poor, trap over parochial concerns. East Lansing is narrow the question to those couples who they have been doing 1 heading toward a crucial period. 50.000 citizens and it is married yet?" would subtly change to a for years, but this is not vitally composed of several powertul are not single but who are not about to get today's subjei Two candidates will be elected in important that they be equally married. mildly curious "Why is it you never There is this weakness i interest groups who must work married?" Local cultures differ, but that cohabitation's argument: if a "p.... the November general election who represented on council. Lauren Hutton, who wears the mantel together for change, and not waste moment seems to come later today if it paper" should not be needed to h will serve four - year terms, so it is However, the of the "nation's most celebrated model," at all. permanent time fighting each other in senseless comes people together, why must 1 important now to assess what type residents of East which over the years has graced the Lansing cannot be political struggles. marriage certificate be permitted of leadership East Lansing needs for forgotten. Their interest in the city perfect shoulders of Jinx Falkenburg, Proponents of living together singly become a license for mature Jeanne Paget and Suzy Parker, told a Time people the future. carries on year after year even as say, with Hutton, that it is good for drift apart? In November's general election, Magazine interviewer that she has been romance: that is, the lack of a The unmarried state of people lit Several interest groups must be hordes of students graduate and legal it is necessary that voters elect living with a male friend for eight years document enhances a relationship, keeps together is less a mark of independe represented. The middle - leave the community. So it is and considered marriage "great for taxes, both partners on their toes, than those candidates who will make for staying a mark of uncertainty; income and affluent homeowners necessary that at least one council necessary for children, abominable for together because they prefer to, rather expression of the strength of s a healthy mix on council between romance." than because parting would be too need representation and so does the member represent the interests of respect than a confession of the weako the progressives and more I have no cheekbones to pick with East Lansing business district. The middle - income and affluent complicated and expensive. People who of people to commit themselves to a conservative members. Anything women's lib, but I think the matter of a settle down soon settle up. Thus, to them, other; and less a challenge to society tl student voice must also be homeowners. else could stagnate the future change in the mating procedures of the the absence of legal ties helps strengthen a refusal to rise to the greatest individ vociferously and adequately Central East Lansing human races deserves a little discussion emotional bonds. challenge of all — to symbolically m development of East Lansing for a before represented. businessmen need their mouthpiece being hailed, winked at or tut ■ Unmarried cohabitors never say they permanent a union with anotl long time to come. tutted. maintain their status because it's East Lansing is a highly progressive on council, too. The economic daring independent person. community and deserves an equally power of the city's business district progressive city council. Council dictates that a spokesman on maurieh Mcdonald now seems less progressive with council push for revitalization and George Colburn gone, and must improvements in the downtown move again in this direction. area. Students have a tremendously important stake in city politics. Students swell the normal 20,000 keep All of the councilmembers must not use a community perspective and their influence for limited . When miss meets bliss and the whole Why often?"), mouthwash ("Yea, first thing in shower gi world looks lovewonderful', a a pretty girl, but if she doesn't hurry up joyous the morning does it") and other sundry and get Some showers, thrown by friends (< couple announces their fusion-to-be and married, all the men will pass her close friend are fun, as the size is small items are given to the big winners. all the local ladies get by." pink-flowered And so you return home from the Beware the bad fortune if the the group homogeneous. The reason invitations to a 'shower.' humdrum party armed with a candle single girl showing is simply to wish a friend well LETTER POLICY Unlike states she is not planning to get married weddings, which are usually a surrounded by wilting plastic flowers after bring a small gift. " The State News fun bash for all in attendance with for a few years, as she wants to polkas establish But the large hall showers ar welcomes all letters. Letters and booze and warm sentiments, a shower forking out $10 for a bun warmer. an apartment and a career. "She's an occasion to "come bring an should be typed to is strictly a tea and Meanwhile, you can't forget the tears a 65 - crumpets affair. that streamed down the bride's face when probably shackiny up with someone," gift" rather than rejoice over a fi space line and triple spaced. Few young extol the they'll retort to each other. women ever she happily exclaimed suprise and need for good fortune. Letters should be signed and delights of winning a prize for having the the seventh identical coffee The married woman who has chosen Besides reinforcing all the cliches 1 most runs in her pot and the include hometown, student, nylons, the dexterity to six matching sets of towels (in chartreuse not to have children, in accord with Zero myths of the traditional house faculty or staff standing and push a penny across the room with a and Population Growth and an interest in syndrome, showers are expensive-tvenj purple, of course.) local address. No broom, or the ability to play bingo while And you watched so carefully for the keeping her career is greeted with the bride who receives five fi unsigned letters will be accepted. gossiping about "you-know - who that got bride to break a ribbon while she opened down-turned eyes and secretive advice invitations to showers for every sb married when she was seven months Letters may be edited for her stack of presents—for each broken pregnant." ribbon means a bundle of joy will be clarity and conciseness to If the games and the syrupy punch brought to her future home. accommodate more letters (almost never spiked) doesn't get to the For the single woman who attends, the on the page, but definitely women in attendance, the prizes surely comments and the gossip is less than will not be edited for will. content. Packets of bath enthusing. powder ("What's "And WHEN are YOU wrong, do I smell funny?"), brushes ("Did getting married," the mothers all ask, then turning you say I needed to comb my hair more to each other with a sigh, "alas, she's such Watch out for gerrymander To the editor This should be especially I am writing to report evidence that interesting to the MSU campus should be allowed to I will be registered voters and conservationists vote in East Lansing. voting in Meridian Township suggests that the gerrymander, one of for the next two living in East Akers Hall, The upper six years, but as an Owen America's oldest political animals and In general, on-campus residents have a Hall resident and floors of North Hubbard Hall, East Owen considerable stake in the outcome of East University employe. I presumed extinct in politically progressive will live and work in East Hall, and certain floors in McDonel and Lansing. East Lansing, has been lurking in MSU's Lansing elections and only a casual When walking in East Holmes halls, all of whom must vote in interest in the Complex after East Complex. This strange affairs of Meridian dark I will keep my eyes beast is Meridian Township. open for the unlike any other animal in that he assumes Township. The present districting has, in gerrymander. the shape of communities where Meanwhile, the other students living effect, disenfranchised the on-campus political in East Complex are Richard H. Child boundaries are drawn to eligible to vote in voter who must vote in a community he is Mt. Clemens give advantage to East Lansing. not really a member of; graduate student one party. My point is that all students living on i.e., Meridian such as,"Have you considered Township. or better yet, "Are you adopting?" held in her name. having problems And the bride is stuck ser.~-. with your sex life?" Crashers ruine If per chance, the married woman is supporting her husband while he attends "thank you" notes to celebrate t of having an orange casserole or To the editor: beer college, the delightful cheering squad will egg dish in her kitchen. kegs stolen, over $100 damage done Some of the fraternities on this compus to the Beta House and considerable surely say, "Her husband is lazy-he just Perhaps the only way to - don't seem to be very responsible.. inconvenience to the members of the doesn't want to work." chain letter syndrome 01 fraternities invited; all in the first week of With great relief, the shower comes to attendance is to boycott such For years the Beta House has hosted school. an end, and the bride stacks her booty come with a date. If a few »» numerous TGs and parties for the Greek It's too bad that into a station suffer the rigors of show" some people don't wagon and drives off, and „umb the gossip awaits the system. Now the future of such activities seem to be mature enough to handle next round at gossip and bingo to boot, t is in doubt, due to the inconsideration of themselves in public and know when someone else's shower. showers would diminish rapid )!■ several fraternities, the Lambda Chis in they're not welcome. If this doesn't stop, A shower is something like a chain particular, who have taken it on the parties must. letter; it offers great monetary awards But that policy would housewife dilemma, as showers defe®'1^ themselves to crash functions which they Robert A. Smith when your turn comes haven't been invited to. The result of Executive vice president don't show up, the risk of up, and if you the only occasion for which this has been two unprovoked fights, five Beta Theta Pi being the prime of women usually feel comfo person gossiped about. getting together. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27, 1973 5 EKS EMBARGO ON RHODESIAN GOODS anel urges support of bill on imports ^rl problems ,aced MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — What kind of art goes best with a motor 2 moto By NANCY CRANE pool? Warren Day, member of the Southern Stats New» Staff Writer African Liberation Gulf has been chosen as the That's the question facing city officials trying to Committee, says the United States does not need the chrome target of a boycott because it has cope with a millions of dollars in investments in exports because it already has a 25 Portugal and the economic recently passed ordinance that requires all new city building in year stockpile of the material. gains from these investments allow Portugal, Dade County to have cultural displays. ,e Southern African Uberation Committee is asking that according to proponents of the boycott, to reinforce its control over Rhodesia s contact their congressmen and urge them to vote yes .J5e^E#8t about the problems of committee P'ans to help educate people and its other South African colonies. North Miami City Manager Lawrence Casey is $900 worth of art to adom a motor pool building. looking for _aV on a bill which will prevent American importation of Portuguese - blacks in Rhodesia and other British - and Those interested in Miami City Manager Paul Andrews must find Lets from Rhodesia. controlled colonies in Southern Africa this year. informing Griffin of their opinions of art works for a new police station while Dade $125,000 worth regarding the Rhodesian importation bill may call his Detroit County Manager ?°Up is P'annin8 to hold teach-ins on Africa, to send food office at 313-226-6020 or send a public opinion telegram to his Ray Goode is searching for $90,000 in paintings or sculptures for L. committee particularly urges students to contact Sen Gulf ON'rme H tthvAfriCa Mdt0 helP suPP°rt the boycott of Washington office. a planned county jail. fert I Griffi"1 R-Mich., because he has a crucial vote on the Suthwl Pr0ducts by those who object to colonial power in Af The Southern African Liberation Committee may be reached Casey said some people had suggested having nude magazine Griffin has requested feedback from his constituency by calling Warren Day at 332-0861. :enterfolds on the motor pool walls. Icially blacks. 3' pne bill, which is endorsed by several groups including the ■jonal Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People ■aCP). the Congress on Racial Equality and the United Auto Keis (UAW), would reinstate American compliance with a ■6 United Nations resolution to end the importation of _,me and other materials from Rhodesia. The resolution will Kelley By TOM HAROLDSON fights Instead, the EPA, because of the impoundment, said that for appealed the decision. releas State News Staff Writer lain in effect for member nations until the Rhodesian Michigan will get only $481 million, an action Kelley said could In three other impoundment cases currently pending in ■eminent ends discriminatory practices against that country's parm.^ilrv $5°° mUlion in congressional appropriations set back water treatment construction programs by five to 10 Washington, D.C., Illinois and Oklahoma, Michigan could gain a ■■-an majority. fmnoifnifori h p» va"°uski P10#™ 'n Michigan have been years. total of $14 million in withheld funds earmarked for library kE" ^ , y .President Kelley isn t too happy about Nixon, it. and attorney general Frank J construction and improvement, education and educational "Congress has said that $1 1 billion shall be appropriated for equipment. inese practices include the disenfranchisement of blacks in Jdesia. economical and educational restrictions of black fJ",fact- KeUey has joined several other states in taking the the construction of waste treatment facilities to curb water In Oklahoma, the U.S. District Court recently ordered a grant released ®0vernment to court in » attempt to get the fun* pollution," Kelley said. "Congress used the term shall and that of $2 million in funds appropriated under the library services and Kdesians and brutality by the Portuguese colonial government is mandatory language that only a presidential veto can change." construction act. The decision was appealed by the Dept. of In his most recent ■lack political prisoners in the country, the committee said. action, Kelley intervened last week in a Kelley said Congress overrode the veto and once this has been Health, Education and Welfare (HEW). lawsuit brought by five states against the Environmental done the President must obey the demands of Congress. In In the Washington, D.C. case, Michigan could gain $10 million also claims that American ■here are Inst black Rhodesian insurgents. — made weapons are used Protection Agency (EPA) attempting to get more than $11 billion ignoring the Congressional decision, Kelley said, the President is of impounded appropriations for adult education, vocational EP"S ,!later Pollution controls released. Of this $11 acting above the law. education and elementary and secondary education. HEW has constructf98° water"""i°n as to go to Michigan to improve and "The Constitution is meaningless if the President can refuse to been ordered to keep the funds until the court makes its ruling. treatment facilities. carry out provisions of the laws he does not agree with," he said. In Dlinois, Michigan is attempting to secure release of more ACHERS REFUSE TO RETURN The water pollution funds case is currently in the Eighth than $2 million in appropriations for school equipment and Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, Mo. United States District general education. Like the Washington, D.C., case, HEW has Judge Miles Lord had earlier ruled that the EPA must rescind a $5 been ordered to keep the impounded funds, and not return them Detroit schools ordered closed billion reduction in water pollution controls, but EPA has to the U.S. Treasury dept. until the case is finally decided. ie superintendent of the Detroit school system, the nation's |th largest, ordered schools closed Wednesday only four lis after teachers said they would defy court orders to return tonellts WCnt °n ^°r Pay and improved fringe Circuit Court Judge Thomas J. Cork. Foley ordered teaches to return to classes Tuesday, but minutes after his action teachers said they f There are too few teachers in the schools to conduct a would rather go to jail than accept the court order. n for the students," said Supt. Charles J. Wolfe, who Their defiance also ■er ordered the city's 270,000 students to report to classes jeopardizes state aid grants totaling $23.6 miHion payable to the Detroit ■nesdav. system only if students are in class by Friday. ■Regretfully," he said, "I am closing the schools to students Foley's' ruling followed four days of court arguments. ■y (Wednesday). He said he ordered teachers back to work in the interests of the Hie system was shut down Sept. 4 when more than 10,600 welfare of students. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau NESBURY by Garry Trudgau YEA. THE SCALES 1 1 OF COURSE! FELL FROM MY EYES, I'LL NEVER. 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DEC requires the patient to Hoffman thinks that the effort to provide no-cost, "I've been here since last fill out a card stating their criticisms are outdated and confidential crisis help, October and haven't seen problem, but does not ask come from a small minority of referrals and other services. sexism any more here than names or give numbers, former volunteers who simply But some ex-volunteers outside of the DEC," Liz Hoffman said. did not get their way in policy from the center charge that the Grossfeld, training coordinator "But it's an integral part of decision making. DEC has grown to be a sexist said. any agency," he added. Grossfeld agrees and said and impersonal institution. The center's board of Vernon, who worked for that "everyone has They say the center is directors include five women the DEC between December expectations on what they dominated by men and and nine men and according to 1971 and February 1973, sees want out of a place and what controlled by the center's the director of DEC, Scott DEC as controlled by a board they want it to be. There's board of directors, and they've Hoffman, "just about anyone of directors who are trying to bound to be some expectations published their criticisms in the who wants to get on the board make the center more that are not met and as a Joint Issue, an can get on it. In fact, there is a institutional at the expense of result, some disappointed antiestablbhment paper. definite preference for women community control. people." Yet DEC members refute on the board." Yet Hoffman also refutes Vernon admits the problems the claims, calling them He also added that the five this criticism and calls the are internal and notes that it's unfounded and exaggerated full-time staff members board an emphatic "no personal disagreement, just . beyond growing pains of the include three women and two cross-section of people who a political difference of center. men. Part-time help includes "rubber stamp" most of DEC's opinion." Yet the group has The criticisms come from three women and five men. decisions. He says real decision recently published a package of about a dozen former DEC, 405 Grove St., has making for DEC is done by the articles with spicy clips and volunteers who call themselves about 40 active volunteers and staff members. accusations against the DEC in the New Morning. within six months has served The board and staff the Joint Issue. One New Morning member, 1,163 patients in their clinic members did disagree on one Grossfeld calls it alone. "simply Bonnie Bush, claims that major issue the summer, he shabby journalism." women are treated as sex Another New Morning said, but after second thoughts, The DEC expanded since objects at the DEC. As a member, Steve Vemon, thinks the staff overwhelmingly August 1970 from a small volunteer and pregnancy that the DEC has grown so big supported the board's decision. . • & facility in a three-room cubby counselor for a year and half that it is moving into the during 1971 and 1972, she sees direction of depersonalization. They are considering moving the center to the vacant post hole serving about two or three people a day to a full-time New Mo the center as dominated by It is treating people as office building on Abbott Some ex-volunteers at the Drug Education Center, 405 members refute the charges, "clients," he said. Road. service center in a large blue house helping about 30 Grove St., who call themselves New Morning, say that the saying that the board of directors merely rubber stamps the decisions of I patients a day. DEC has become sexist and impersonal, dominated by men the center I It currently offers one of and controlled by the center's board of directors. DEC the quickest free State News photo by David Schmitt I nonemergency medical care and a unique coping group which helps juveniles in trouble DEPARTMENT NOTIFIES PEOPLE with "drugs and the law." DEC also has problem pregnancy counseling, drug information and analysis, Bikes held for couseling, legal advice and By GARYKORRECK mailed letters. referrals, community empathy State News Staff Writer In addition to the registered bikes which remain and overdose aide training and If your unclaij bike is missing and registered, chances are you'll be the Records Dept. also holds on to a number of offere a "crashing" pad, on a unregista hearing from the Dept. of Public Safety in the next two cycles. So far, 103 bikes in this category have been tagged, limited basis, for people who weeks. "If a student can prove one of these unregistered bikes is hi liave nowhere to stay. Two fenced in he - areas behind Quonset Huts 103 and 104 are can have it," Bissell said. holding close to 100 bikes each and Records Dept. Director For $3 and proof of ownership, a student can get his bicycl &GPU' fc~ - Robert Bissell is anxious to get rid of them. back, but Bissell said a means of disposal will be sought if J M* / "People just aren't coming in this year," he lamented. "We send at least one letter to the owner of a registered bike, and bikes aren't picked up soon. Only 6,500 bikes have been registered this term, compared! sometimes two." 13,000 last year. Bissell expects to see a few more in hi if nfo? 355-1826 As of Wednesday, only the people whose bikes were before the term is over, though campus police say lack! _ ^ abandoned In Lot J at the end of the summer have not been registration won't put them there. "We're not impounding bicy :les for not having registraL any more," Dept. of Public Safety Director Richard BemittjJ "The real problem is enforcing safety." Bicycles impounded by the deparment are those causing ai hazard, via illegal parking, or bikes left abandoned. 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NO COVER Rock to Roll by the 523 Frandor Shopping Center Phone 351-7270 SKIP VAN WINKLE groups CHARGE IT—PLAYBACK ARRANGED FINANCING AMERICAN EXPRESS—BANKAMERICARD—MASTER CHARGE 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing^Michigan Thursday, September,7 1973 Performance promises By DAVE DIMARTINO Long renowned in the music her dominating sense of her two most remarkable outstan leave to God. I am not really State News Reviewer field as an outstanding jazz spirituality enhances her music albums yet recorded. Both concerned with results, my artist, Coltrane has continually to the point that it is most "Universal Consciousness" and shown that musical innovations only concern is the work, the This Sunday night promises definitely unique. "World Galaxy" were recorded effort I put forth." to be an occasion that campus are not beyond the grasp of The essence of the union of with a full those who can truly feel the Coltrane and her late husband string section music lovers will never forget, music. There is playing Coltrane's own The effort that Alice as the brilliant Alice Coltrane no doubt that John has allowed a personal, transcribed Coltrane can truly feel the arrangements, Coltrane puts forth truly lias to opens up the series of musical evolution to transpire certainly no small feat in Showcase Jazz presentations in music, and her own recorded that is simply remarkable. Her be heard and felt, to be modern day jazz composition. Fairchild auditorium. works testify to the fact that appreciated. Her performance mastery of the harp, organ and The pervading aura of this Sunday will certainly mark piano continually grows. Of spirituality, manifested in her one of the late, her talent in arranging recent works by the highlights of the orchestrations has surfaced, in school year. Tickets for her appearance of her spiritual shows, at 8 and 10 p.m. in guide, Swami Satchidananda, is Fairchild auditorium are on something very special in sale for $3 at the Union Ticket Coltrane's music. As she told "The GETAWAY' Office. Jazz and Pop, "The work I am trying to do is a sort of sharing k 3 30 7 50 P.M. "life and times of with my sisters and brothers of Alice Coltrane judge ROY bean" Starts FRI DAY! the world my all; the results I A DOUBLE BARREL OF "TRINITY" FUN! Art center aims for I Senor let me blow my ••The movie lights up the skyl AN ARTISTIC TRI- UMPHI**-o»» me.™ •• A DAZZLING MUSICAL FILMI** new appeal, own nose, please! .cm.nk-tvtrow,««>«. •• Liza Mlnnelll-The New Miss Show Joseph E.Lev1ne Presents "They Blzl••Liza Mlnnelll—A Star Is Boml**-i». begins with lithograph exhibition By LINDA GLADDEN interesting and educational In doing the current Call Me State News Reviewer experience this year, that will exhibition, on so, view through Minnie Mouse," the artists love illustrative J Kresge Art Center will appeal to all people in this ■ hate affair Oct. 14, features 89 original Trinity" attempt to make art an area. PROGRAM INFORMATION US 64«5 lithographs and etchings, with females. Saul fanciful rendition of SteinbetfJ the eye OPEN AT 6 P.M. j including many by such and pyramid on the one. acclaimed artists as Willem rgftaaa dollar bill and Lois TWO B1t3 DeKooning, Roy Lichtenstein, L01J FEATURES! naturalistic mushrooms James Rosenquist and Louise Louise Nevelson hai Nevelson. translated the ROGER Collected from a print geometry of herl sculpture into her print of the workshop begun in 1964 by MOORE Irwin Hollander, former technical director of the "King and Queen." Many the other 28 artists known it of| 7S* California based Tamarind other media have translated their styles. alsol Joseph E. Levine Presents Lithography Workshop, the "Trinity Is Still My Name" JAMES works range from flashy and American realism, surrealism, expressions op, pop,I audi explosive delicate and Prints by Deluxe* ■ COLOR BOND precise. to abstract expressionism are ill| Among the most interesting represented. A description lithography terms is o(| available! LIVE are DeKooning's humorous PKOCWUt INFORMATION 31? 5117 at the door. Also on display are of tennis shoe a group I Donl AND r Nice. prints by The Kresge gallery is gaining! LETD1E & recognition beyond the MSUl campus in a show circulating! PLUS At 8:30 P.M. Only among 11 m i d universities that will western! return CHARLES BRONSON "THE MECHANIC" in January 1975. /€RI€/ siDDiivirniA Nine gallery selected for their holdings,| inherent] at michigan »<»t# university BILLIARDS? is an exquisite interest and their value tracing stylistic trends, go in| on| Presents the movie? display Oct. 3 at the! SMILE Wildenstein Gallery in New| York, first stop on the tour. E0NC0RD Among the nine works arti WHEN "The Vision of St. Padua," by 17th century! Anthony of I STRING Spanish artist Zurbaran, "Mrs. J YOU Ephraim Baldwin" by 19th century American Ezra Ames J | QUARTET SAY THAT, and a surrealistic landscape by ] lecTURe Salvador Dali. Kresge's gallery was| j accredited American! WMT PARDNER! A ssn. summer by the of Museums just I for, among mi,.,, m MONDAY - FRIDAY 10:00 A.M. 11:00 P.M. criteria, the quality of its! collection and the realization! IS 1 at mchigan state university SATURDAY • SUNDAY 12 NOON - 11:00 P.M. of its aims. 1 During the 1973 • 74 school I FALL '73 $1.20 per table per hour year, the gallery will continue I Billiard cuei, replacement tips, chalk for sale. to reach out beyond the world I DIRECTOR'S ALSO: Pinball, air hockey, and TV - tennis! of the art student provocative shows including with I I displays of Nigerian textiles, I CHOICE UNION contemporary Mexican pottery and works by 43 v V artists. I Set in South America .. near -sg the end of World ejpjongge playgirl daughter of a BILLIARD ROOM Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through V , an American intelli- Friday 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday I and 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and | suspenseful tale of de- Sunday. mtrigue. *1972 Walter Naumburg Chamber Music Award ^ The film's Program: ARRIAGA Quartet No. 3 in E flat ALBANBERG Lyric Suite BEETHOVEN Quartet No. 11 Ingrid Bergman. (1946. B&W 102 min.) in F minor. Op. 95 Tuesday, October 2 TCNITE 8:15 in Fairchild Theatre at 7 and 9 in Fairchild Theatre Admission $1.25 Single tickets on sale NOW Public $5.00 or Director's Choice Season Ticket* MSU Students $2.50 CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT THE UNION "NOTORIOUS" TICKET OFFICE. PUBLIC $15.00 •Series Tickets for $5.00 to the MSU STUDENTS $7.50 see remaining 5 films of Alfred Hitchcock are on sale at the MSU Union 8:15 • 4:30 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27, 1973 11 LoMAN discusses tape controversy 'Notorious' tonight Prof predicts I I By State MIKE GALATOLA News Staff Wai ter Writer automatically sustain court s court's decision decision. But Steidle said the tam the lower lower relevant to criminal trials. re!evant "The to criminal trials. aspect of Ni-on's- the tapes own «».. statement that said said Supreme in Mississinni Mississippi versus versus Steidle said she did not stars Cary Grant The Alfred Hitchcock film, "Notorious," which stars Cary Grant, will be presented at 7 and 9 p.m. Thursday in criminality prove him to be free Johnson in the 1800s, that the I The U.S. Supreme Court refusal to hear the such a ■•.this case casts a whole of any involvement in the court had little power if arrive at her beliefs the same Fairchild Theater. either order President politically - different light way professor Harold J. Spaeth The 1946 film, which is set at the end of World War II, is II explosive case would not be on presidential Watergate afTairs, Steidle said. President Andrew Johnson did. to hand over his secret a privileges," she the third presentation in MSU's fall term Director's Choice pro - Nixon decision. said. "If the One reason Steidle thinks refused to obey it," she said. ■ or refuse to consider the tapes contained other types of Spaeth, a professor of Film Series. the Supreme Court "But a complete may order reading of political science uses a Kat all. Harbara C. Steidle, "The decision would not be information Nixon wanted to Nixon to turn over his tapes is the court's opinion in that case In the film, Grant, who plays a government agent, keep secret, he'd have a much computer to predict Supreme persuades Alicia, the playgirl daughter of a convicted Nazi ^ professor of history, said Pro - Nixon because the Justice Harry A. Blackmun's shows that it wished to head Court decisions, and said the Jpdnesday Supreme Court would not be better chance with the courts." off a battle between Johnson agent to undertake a secret mission to uncover a group of August speech to the American judicial branch of government Nazis. Ingrid Bergman plays Alicia. | * high courtrt refusal to rule sustaining his claims of "But since the tapes are Bar Assn.'s annual meeting. and Congress," Steidle would not force another Tickets ($1.25) will be available at the door. Season | (he case would mean a presidential prerogatives in continued. pertinent to branch, the executive, to do tickets at $5 are still available from the ticket office in the |tory for Nixon if the U.S. keeping the tapes criminal "Blaekmun, a Nixon anything, let alone turn Union. rt of Appeals, where the confidential," she said. investigations, Steidle appointee, seemed very "Since President Nixon and over continued, " the private tapes. The fall series will include four Hitchcock films. is now being argued, rules Steidle said this case differs court may dismayed with the Watergate Congress are already quarreling more j rule that Nixon must be "My opinion here is not I"let him keep the tapes rom past presidential - court to participate in the willing affair," Steidle said. "What over the tapes, the Burger based on scientific methods ■nfidential. battles over the issue of judicial makes me suspect his decision court may decide Mississippi process like any other citizen." like Professor Spaeth's, but on ■ By declining to hear the confidential information since As a rule of law, the court may go against Nixon was his versus Johnson does not apply how I read history," Steidle se the Supreme Court would the tapes may contain evidence would probably not disgust with what appeared to in this case." said. rely be a breach of government ethics." Steidle also said President Nixon's lawyers may be Radio Refund television misreading a case they are citing to support their arguments before the U.S. Undergraduate students living on campus who do not Court of Appeals. wish to use the services reviews in "Nixon's lawyers are correct saying the Supreme Court provided by the Michigan State Network and its stations WMSN. WBRS. WEAK, WMCD, WKME may receive a refund of their SI.00 radio fee by going to room 8 Student Services Bldg. between 1-5 p.m. Mon. Sept. 24th thru Fri. Sept. 28th. Please bring fee channel 12 "Rock receipt and ID cards to obtain refund. i Grandma Walton. Grandpa Bid Roll Years." leaves home after he is accused of flirting with the |8 p.m. channel 6 "The Baldwin sisters, the maiden ladies who ■ operate a still. IN THE BEGINNING seriesifeatures | Tonight thejpisode, a "The Iparation." Richard Carr Tote the teleplay from a story [ Ellen Corby, who plays I ~JH showcase IT WAS Till. CORAL (,ABI ES. fcstcjSngpiiiSPatls is a rich, resonant film... a magnificent one." TODAY . . . —Bruce Cook. The NationsI Observer iThaGables is still MSU'sMo. 1 Enteitiiininiini ' (jh (pads 7:00-9:25 ^meridim 4 theatres; RHARHARHA,W*HARH* PRESENTS Once you see BILLY nitely cover Sept. 24-29 JACK you II not forget them. next week: Buddy Guy & junior Wells K *A violent a man ana gentle woman / , who made the mistake of trying to care for other mm LANSiNG S. CEDAR ST. NEAR JOLLY RD 1 people. pro* *,J0M LAUGHLIN DELORES GP : TECHNICOLOR* From Wa-ne- B-cs A Kinney Lc s.-e ie-v l •ana? Thurs.: 8:00 • Brody 9:00 - Wilson HiQ "YOUTHFUL DESIRE" (X) HATED X Positively no one u"der 18 admitted "GIGOLO and The MAID" (X) Keep ontellm' meaoou FIVIiEHSU RAUL GUCKLER and RICHARD LERNER A BBS Production PIECES $3/$5 Couple Directed by RAUL GLICKLER starring JACK NICHOLSON [ Distributed by CINEMATION INDUSTRIES GIVE Karen Black and Susan Anspach "»u« DAILY • USAN^ WEMAfx) Thurs. 7:30 & 9:30 Conrad Aud. I.D.'s Required $1 Admission. 12 Michigan State News, Fast Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27, |97j Practices of civil service perplex probe chairman By PAUL VARIAN United Press International The service State House committee probe of Michigan's civil Commentary system is not likely to give the state its own private Watergate. But the hearings do promise to expose the Civil Service Dept. "You can't believe it," said Crim. "We've sot it hundreds and hundreds of for what it is - a virtual separate entity of state government. classifications, I think, than the federal classifications. We've J ™1* And despite the size and relative independence of the agency, Crim and other committee members government " more few in state government really understand how it operates. say the panel dn« Even Rep. Bobby Crim, D - Davison, chairman of the special plan to conduct a witchhunt. They are not "out to set" State Personnel Director I0' house committee, admits he went into the investigation blind. Sidney Singer, who is in Civil Service Dept., is the defendant in charse'!?£ "We didn't know anything about civil service," Crim says. "We own appointment in 1971, contending a lawsuit challeS!.5 didn't know how it operated." bypwsed in his case. Crim said that is a matter for testine mi« 8 * Recent changes in department hiring practices have added to the confusion, resulting in widespread allegations that politics is the coijj playing an increasingly significant role in this aspect of the "This is a legislative study," said Committee Counsel Bussi. "We're not here as a court." " operation. The hearing begins in The two things that seem to perplex Crim the most are the Lansing Monday, with the first nhavt concentrate on examination increasing number of "provisional" employes on state payrolls procedures. The investigation and the "cumbersome" number of classifications in the civil expected to continue for months. service system. As of July 1972, a state audit showed recently, there were 4,050 provisional civil service employes — those who have temporarily bypassed full civil service testing procedures. Now, Dick Late-night aftermath Crim says, "about one-third of the people come into civil service on a provisional basis." This is primarily because of inadequate testing procedures Pope Paul Rosenmont, who along with Dan Wardlow, alternates special-interest features from 11 p.m. until 2 each a.m. which department officials say they are birthday trying to improve. as an announcer on the WKAR-FM radio Aftermath. The show presents contemporary music and show. Audio Monday through Friday. But the testing procedures themselves are complicated even on State News photo by Ken Ferguson more with so many different classifications. VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope Paul VI received an outpourini of good wishes Wednesday, on his 76th birthday, and someo Music business to rock his most strident critics royally around the world displayed understanding for his weighty problems. BRAND NEW In 10 years Pope Paul has drawn praise for his liberal social REFRIGERATORS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS stands. But this has often been an unlikely group to make a hit The overshadowed by criticism BBC plans to press record division. his Church reforms and his over UNITED RENT-ALL LONDON (AP) — Britain's claim record. 100,000 copies of the record. The BBC had a surprise hit that Anne's mother, uncompromising stand on 279 E. Grand River Pri ncess Anne, her But the royal lineup may contraception and clerical celibacy. A first pressing of this size is with Anne's brother Prince Queen Elizabeth II, should But 351-5652 husband-to-be Capt. Mark knock the Rolling Stones and some Catholic leaders abroad, asked their foot the bill instead of leaving views recently usually reserved for big-name Charles six years ago when he placed the blame for controversy in the Church on Phillips, the Archbishop of other rock kings off their entertainers guaranteed to have it to the taxpayer. local bishons. was invested as Prince of Wales priests and laymen rather than on the Pope. Canterbury and the prestigious thrones at the top of the The prospective bride, 23, a smash hit. in a colorful. Brazil's Dom Helder Camara, Westminster Abbey choir seem archbishop of Recife, said that bestselling record charts. "It's the level of the Top 10 and her bridegroom, 25, are A 50-minute The recording of that Pope Paul "has generally a very distorted long-playing album, the sort of level you solemn ceremony sold 44,000 well known public figures. and especially, image among laymen album will be recorded by Anne is a princess who often among priests." expect with the Stones and copies and BBC executives He said bishops, priests and laymen rather than the Refrigerator Rentals! British Broadcasting Corp. other regular chart-toppers," expect shrugged off the stiff "greatly at fault" for failing to bring all the ideals fosteredPope are (BBC) Nov. 14, when Anne even bigger things from conventions that bind the by the said Roy Tempest, sales and the royal Vatican Ecumenical Council to life. marries Phillips. wedding. marketing manager of BBC's "I couldn't believe it at family and Phillips is a Paul has come under fire for handsome cavalry officer who failing to grant women full first," Tempest recalled. "But equality with men in Church ministries. But some it wooed and won her. believe others in the Church feminists per month proved to me that this sort The BBC has probably bear a greater responsibility of made a for this. thing, if well packaged and considerable effort no deposit to give presented, will compete with Francis Lee McGillicuddy, a Anne the star treatment in her leading American Catholic the Top 10 pop albums in the feminist, advises women to stop blaming the Pope. business." wedding record. Even the Rev. Hans "We're calling the record Rung, a controversial Swiss theologian, Anne's wedding to Phillips, recently tempered his once - harsh criticism. 'Music for a Royal Wedding' Rental can apply towards purchase a commoner, has aroused Father Kung was disciplined by the Vatican in July for his because we feel commentary massive interest in Britain. The views on birth control and the can be a bore after the second Pope's role in the Church. Still he couple's romance and secret says, "Pope Paul is a man of great seriousness who playing," Tempest said. wants only the engagement kept the nation best for the Church and mankind talking for months. The 245 Ann Street controversy over the cost of East Lansing their wedding h&s stirred many objections from critics who Both UAW, Ford predict difficulties with RENT $24.00 new pact DETROIT (UPI) - Corp. workers to fit the relief from unlimited ai NEJAC RENTALS Officials of the United Auto circumstances at the No. 2 mandatory overtime plus Workers and Ford Motor Co. automaker. three per cent pay increase have indicated there may be UAW Vice President Ken over each of the next three difficulties in tailoring the Bannon said Tuesday there years. contract ratified by Chrysler were "serious problems" at UAW President Leonard Ford, the second target in this Woodcock indicated Tuesday year's contract talks with the the union may not match the Savings on stereo! 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U.S. Oft <£i 1972, | Man Thuis 9 00 5 30 F'i 9 to 8 p m 6800 W. Garriion Rd. College Marketing & Research Corporation Sal 9 00 to 5 30 Ph 484 7414 Laingiburg, Michigan Div of 1 A Playboy Swingline Inc. 32-00 SKillman Ave L. I.C N Y. Enterprise/ Playboy Building Call 651-5478 , 919 N. Michigan Av*. 1110jp , Chicago, III. 60611 4F24 534-25 I. Mich. AVE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank CAPRI 1973, sun • roof, AM/FM, MERCURY decor 1964. Excellent • group, tach, $2600 NEED TWO topless shoe shines PART TIME: piece work running and mechanical 1, 3-MAN apartment and several 356-2015. 5-10-3 distribution. Choose your own condition. $150. 641-6954 girls and one nude photography men's rooms. 2 blocks to model girl. Call for appointment. hours. Average $2.60 an hour. campus. Call NEJAC. 337-1300. CAPRI 1971 - Immaculate inside _ 2-9-27 489-8020. 10-10-3 Call Dad, 351 -1561.10-10-3 C-4-9-28 IPHONE 355 8255 and out. Vinyl top, decor group. Radio, wide ovals. 627-2917 MGB $595 Mint condition. 30 ,7 student Services Bldg. 5-10-1 miles/gallon. Call 371-4831 HISTO-TECHNOLOGIST JOBS AVAILABLE Part time LARGE TWO bedroom. Nicely 5-9-27 ASCP or eligible for modern clinical work. $300/month. Inquire at furnished, utilities included. labortory 477 bed general 489-3494. B2-9-27 Parking. Very close. $175. LUTOMOTIVE CAPRI 1972 - 2000cc, 41,000 MGB 1971 - excellent condition, hospital. Also need experienced 484-9774 or 332-5722. 0-4-9-28 miles. Must sell. $1500 or best wire wheels, no rust. Phone ■Scooters & Cycles offer. 332-0534. 3-10-1 medical technologist, ASCP, STUDENTS, PART time. Earn $50 676-1732 after 5:30 p.m. 4-9-28 afternoon a week plus bonus. Call EAST LANSING - Trowbridge (arts & Service shift. Personnel Department, E.W. Contact 394-1100. 5-10-2 Road near 496 esit. One ■Aviation CHEVROLET 1965 6-cylinde^ MGB, 1970. Excellent condition. $1800. Firm, Bob at 373-7247 Sparrow Hospital, 1215 East PART TIMERS bedroom furnished $160, unfurnished $145. Days ■employment automatic, radio, good transportation, $200. 694-9208. days. 3-10-1 Michigan Avenue, Lansing. 4-9-28 per - earn $75 to $300 week. We need 12 men or 351-9036, evenings 351-9057. ■FOR RENT women to service our clients. If X-5-10/I 4 mustang boss 302, 1970. 8 STUDENTS EARN money in spare [Apartments Track, Excellent condition. Call time in sales. No experience or you feel you can qualify or are 1, 2, OR 3 needed for 2/bedroom ■Houses after 6 p.m. 355 power - 8237. 8-10-1 car necessary. Send name, apartment. Fullv •: nished. Bus , brakes, [Rooms steering. Good running address, and phone to M & K service f\U-£lVus. Rent ■for sale condition. $399. 355-8735. OLDSMOBILE - 1970 Delta 88,4 Distributors, P.O. Box 94, St. Johns, Michigan 48879. 1-9-27 DISHWASHER AND janitor. negotiable. Apartment 102-E, door. $1,000. Phone 485-8610 Campus Hill Apartments, - ■Animals after 5 p.m. 5-10-3 Nights, full time. Apply in 349-3530. 5-10-2 ■Mobile Homes COME ON LET'S JAM! If your person 2-4 p.m. FRANK N OLDSMOBILE 1964 head's into music, if you strum, STEIN RESTAURANT, 220 GIRL ■lost & found - Excellent hum a olow. Call Jay at South Howard, Lansing. 7-10-3 NEEDED Near for 4 man transportation, $135. Phone apartment. Call Tpersonal 1967 CHEVY BISCAYNE, good 646-2901 after 4 p.m. 3-9-28 I PON T MOW IF 337-1817. Let's get a band going 332-0345. 3-9-28 campus. Jpeanuts personal condition. Best offer. Call 627-9471 mornings or after 4 30 OLDSMOBILE THIS WILL Ll/RE'BIGCOT'WOPT ar.d have a heck of a time. B-9-27 TEACHER Sunday School. FOR Jewish secular 337-2306, ONE FOR 3/man. Parking, own ■real estate p.m. 5-9-28 F-85 - 1963, new mornings. 3-9-27 room, furnished. $77. 393-8038. tires, runs well, moving. $300. ■recreation Must sell. 355-2734 after 5:30 UDODS, S'TIm WORTH A TRY"!' QUICK TYPIST - temporary full 3-9-28 CORVAIR time positions available in ■service 1966-automatic, runs P.m. 3-9-27 STEADY, WELL-PAYING, association headquarters. Typing IMMEDIATELY: ONE female for flood, snow tires. Phone part-time work, telephone ■instruction 355-3055 after 5 p.m. 3-9-27 OLDSMOBILE 1970 ©college media services-box 9411-berkeley, ca 94709 and general office skills required. canvassing, near campus. same! Furnished, close, parking. - Delta. East Lansing location. For ■Typing Service 4-door, power, good Immediate openings. 332-2271. $90/month. Bev after 5 p.m. mileage. interview phone 332-6544. 5-10-1 ■transportation CORVAIR VAN, new engine,Tires, brakes. Raised roof and finished $1500. 484-9773, 7-10-1 3-10-1 332-0312. 2-9-27 ■wanted inside, in storage. Super cheap. 1968 OLDS F85 - 350 V - 8. Automotive Aviation ^ STUDENT REQUIRED for part TOPLESS Barmaid DANCERS wanted: and a ONE BEDROOM, to sublease SIR CLUB, immediately. Call 393-4155 351-7889, evenings. 3-9-28 Excellent running condition, time secretarial work. Twenty Phone 372-4087, 523 East $550. 484-9835 5:30 - 11 P.M. nights, 373-4686 days. Located "RATES** hours per week. Up to Michigan. 5-10-1 CORVETTE 1973 - dark "blue 5-9-28 VEGA 1971 good condition. $2.20/hour. Typing must be at Meadowbrook Trace. 5-10-2 coupe. 350cu., stereo, air - PARACHUTING, SPORT of the Asking $1200. Call 371-2888 space age. Licensed instruc good. 353-5970. Thursday, 3 BARTENDER ■ PART TIME conditioning, power steering and OPEL RALLY 1969 Economy car. before 5 p.m. 4-10-1 p.m.-5 p.m., Friday, 10 a.m.-3 positions available. Apply in PRIVATE, FURNISHED, 2 351 0799. 7-9/28 brakes, automatic, tilt and 30mpg, reconditioned, $630. - bedroom/shower. Other 2 NO. DAYS p.m., Monday, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. person, 9-11 a.m. and 2 -4 p.m. travel. $5500. 484-1000 or rooms/bath. Parking. 1214 E. 337-0377 evenings. 5-10-2 VOLKSWAGON CAMPMOBILE, 3-10-1 The Dome Room, 222 Seymour, 113 5 10 593-2072. 3-9-27 CORVETTE PLYMOUTH 1967 Fury III - New 1967 rebuilt engine, good $1,000. Phone 489-0024. 3-10-1 body, j~ Employment jj | PART TIME help for landscaping. Lansing. 0-7-9-28 Kalamazoo. X4-10-1 1972 - dark blue 13.00 COCKTAIL WAITRESS - part time GRADS, MALE, share apartment. coupe, 350 4 speed, 12,000 absorbers, good running VW 1961 Quiet, near campus, Laundry, - 72,000 miles, body DEPENDABLE MALE or Female 349-3150.3-10-1 positions available. Apply in 15.60 miles, some extras, excellent condition. $450 - best offer. excellent, runs good, $175. with transportation. Call Ed person, 9-11 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. $70 each plus deposit. 349-3328 19.50 condition, $4,900 or best offer. 353-3552, 4 - 10 p.m. X5-10-3 663-4721. 3-9-28 The Dome Room, 222 Seymour, after 6 and week - ends. Hall. 372-3850. 6-9-28 DESK CLERK needed for ADULT Must sell. Call 485-2976. 5-10-1 10-10-10 23.40 BOOK STORE. Call 489-1215 Lansing. 0-7-9-28 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1971 26.00 32.50 COUGAR 1969 - 351 power, vinyl top, extras $1,100. Mechanically sound, economical, $1450 or very best •J Sj GIRL NEEDED to occasionally prepare dinner and spend night with arthritic. 332-5176. 1-9-27 for appointment. HOUSEPARENTS 5-10-2 MARRIED DENTAL ASSISTANT, Full or part time with orthodontic NEED ONE girl, own bedroom. Close/Campus. $65 month. 355-5847. 3-9-27 offer. Phone 355-5830 after 4 - 332-5993. 5-10-3 couple needed to supervise experience downtown. Call DEADLINE P.m. 5-10-1 1972 YAMAHA 650cc Only 6,500 BABYSITTER WANTED in 482-9695 days, or 484-0702 I P.M. one class day CUTLASS 1970 442. Mechanically my group home for retarded adult miles, 2 helmets included. Spartan Village home. Initially females under community evenings. 5-9-28 LARGE DELUXE apartment PLYMOUTH 1965, 4 - door lefore publication. excellent. Must sell. Priced low! 482-0917. X-5-9-27 Tuesday thru Friday. 3-11 p.m. mental health. Phone 393-7477. accommodates 4. Furnished, 487-3259. 3-9 28 sedan. Immaculate and excellent 355-0762. 5-10-3 1010-9 For Rent A, washer / dryer included. $300. running condition. $325. Phone 1 973 KAWASAKI F-9 350 | Peanuts Personal ads DATSUN 1971 240Z. Excellent 339-2075. 3-9-28 Scrambler, 500 miles, new DELIVER BAGELS Make extra WAITRESSES OVER 18 - 332-4228; 489-2326. 3-9-27 must be pre-paid. - condition. New tires. $3200 - $1150, sell $850. 351-3630. money! Car necessary. Call Bob. experience helpful. Sunday - firm. 487-5689. 3-9-26 PONTIAC CATALINA 1964. 3-10-1 PARKING SPACES $25/term. 332-0300. B-9-27 Thursday, 4 p.m. - 11 p.m. CHRISTIAN MALES need one for lancellations/Corrections Automatic, power steering. Best Across from Snyder. 207 Bogue 3-man apartment. $78/month. DODGE 1964, Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. - 4 runs good. Must sell. offer. Call 394-0082 after 5 p.m. 1972 KAWASAKI 350 cc. Only St. 351-8660. 3-10-1 Call Mark. 394-2256. 2-9-28 112 noon one class day - PART TIME employment with a.m. Full and part time offered. Best offer by Saturday takes. 5-9-27 450 miles. Mint condition. Multi - Manufacturer distributor. Apply 2820 East Grand River, lefore publications. 353-4035. 3-9-28 353-7125 or 353-6985. X5-10-2 12 - 20 hours per week. UNCLE JOHNS PANCAKE REFRIGERATORS SMALL APARTMENT. 312 South PONTIAC G TO - 1968. Autpmobile required. 351-5800. HOUSE. 9-10-8 RENT THEM at AC&E RENTAL. Hayford. Call Bob, 332-2419 ■he State News will be D O D*G E 1965. Good Absolutely no rust. Excellent 1971 SUZUKI 185. 1500 miles. C-1-9-27 1790 Grand River, Okemos. between 7 9 p.m. 5-10-3 - transportation, new battery, condition. $885 firm. Frank. $425 or best offer. 349-0936 FULL Secretary - typing required, Phone 349-2220. $6 per month. Responsible only for the alternator, voltage regulator, 353-3560 or 353-7229. 5-9-27 5-9-27 WAITRESSES: NOON shorthand desired. Deposit refunded on return. MAN NEEDED. Furnished lirst day's incorrect exhaust, good tires. $250. and 10-1-10 apartment on Burcham. Close to 349-1715 after 6 p.m. 7 10-4 PONTIAC 1968 CATALINA - 2 evening snifts available; 10:45 - Knowledgeable in rock music 1972 KAWASAKI only 450 Campus. 337-2068. 2-9-28 |nrertion. door hardtop. Asking $775. Call - 2:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 and office procedure. 351-2740. miles. Mint condition. 353-7125 9-10-8 TV and STEREO rentals. $24/term. e due 7 days from FIAT 1971, 124 Spider. Excellent 676-4628 between 9 A.M. and 2 p.m. No Sundays or holidays. or 353-6985. 5-10-2 $9.95 month. Free same day ATTIC APARTMENT in P.M. Neat, experienced, applicants condition. Call 355-8025 after 5. 5-9;28 ESCORTS WANTED. Earn while delivery and service. Call Meditation house. $100/month. 5-9-27 only. Call 372-4300, for K0( Phone 351-7587 or 337-0551. late service charge will 1965 PONTIAC Le Mans, good appointment. Jim's Tiffany you learn. Part time or full time. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-9-28 Place, Downtown Lansing. $3/hour. 489-1215.10-10-9 FIAT SPYDER 1970, 124 yellow transportation, best offer. Call 487-3715 or 393-3810. 4-9-28 3-10-1 REFRIGERATORS, with black top. $1100. 969 305cc HONDA Excessory MASSEUSES WANTED. We will DISHWASHERS. ESCHTRUTH 4 MAN 485-8610 after 5 p.m. 5-10-3 loaded, $1500 actual, $500. PONTIAC 1967 Bonneville - new BUS BOYS: Noon and evening train for part time or full time. AMERICANA 655-3297 evenings. 3-9-27 APPLIANCES, 315 South tires and exhaust, good body. shifts available. Neat applicants $8/hour. Phone 489-1215. Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627 - FIREBIRD 1968 Excellent 2-Bedroom $450/best offer. 373-7056. 8 - 5 only. Apply in person. Jim's 10-10-9 2191.15-10/10 transportation - 371-2473 after HONDA 1970 CL450. Beautiful Cancellation makes P.m. 3-10-1 Tiffany Place, Downtown 5:30 p.m.. 355-9272, 8 a.m. - 5 condition. Cover and extra tires this opportunity Lansing. 3-10-1 SIMULATED PATIENTS needed COMPACT REFRIGERATOR p.m. 4-9 28 included. $780 351-0647. for physical diagnosis course. available. . Rentals. Best rates now. JMBASSADOR I 1967 - Extra sharp 2 door hardtop, power RENAULT 1969, Best MPG, new Michelin radials. As is. Make 3-9-27 Must be 18 or -ver and have UNITED RENT ALL; 2790 East Phone 332-5322. FORD STATION Wagon, 1964 - eering and brakes, air, stereo 49,000 miles. Excellent family offer. 351-2773. X3-9-27 YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW, own Call tr ^y\,\-6"on. $3/hour. College of Human Medicine Grand River. 351 - 5652. 7-9-28 NEED ONE girl to share furnished idio, console shift, good RICKMAN.Fall prices now in car. Asking $250. 676-5367. (Roberta Carpenter) between 12 apartment. $80/month. Close. Ifufining condition, $625, 5-10-2 RENAULT 16 sedan - wagon. 30 effect. Parts, services, helmets, Ideal 351-0684. 5-9-28 noon and 5 p.m. 353-5440. ■ 482-8509. 3-9-27 m.p.g. Front wheel drive. leathers, and custom accessories. AM/FM. Electric sun - roof. SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. working conditions. Hours 2-9-27 flexible. Dish machine MALE TO share mobile home, $75. |di 100LS - 1970, 4 door, 4 Michelin tires. 351-4592. 5-10-2 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just MACDONALD'S RESTAURANT is Includes utilities, own room. (soeed, AM/FM, excellent south of I-96 overpass. Phone operator. Part time cook. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for now accepting applications for lition. Best offer. 353-1977. Must be dependable. Must 373-7056. 8 - 5 p.m. 3-10-1 FORD 1969 Fairlane, excellent SAAB V-4 AM/FM. Excellent 694-6621. C-7-9-28 2 bedroom apartment. Might have Transportation. Call employment for the hours 10:30 condition. Snow tires, mechanically. 1907 John Street. a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Only applicants take two. Must be neat, clean, EAST LANSING near. 908 East NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA - for appointment. 1-4 p.m. automatic, 6 cylinder, clean. Lansing. 372-8523. 5-10-2 available for those hours need quiet. Call Gerrie 332-3459 Mt. Hope. Single male, furnished JGTIN ■excellent HEALY sprite - 1969, Must sell, $800. Phone 353-0750 Repair and service, factory 655-2175. apply. Applications are being (evenings). 6-10-1 basement, private bath. $115 condition, 349-0488 trained. G.T. MOTORS, 816 ■"Iter 6 p.m. 4-9-28 or 351-8449. 3-9-27 SIMCA 1970, excellent condition taken between 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. including utilities. Phone East Howe, Lansing. 485-6815. ONE GIRL needed for 4/man 30/m.p.g. Dependable in winter. and 2 p.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - 332-3161. 1-9-27 0-5-9-28 across from campus. 332-6246. K WANTED on FORD GALAXIE 1968. Excellent $700.1V2-4389. 3-10-1 Friday at 1024 East Grand a repossessed ■ 1968 River, 234 West Grand River, 5-10-1 NEED GIRLS for huge furnished 6 Pontiac Bonneville condition. Power steering, V-8 1968 BSA FIREBIRD Scrambler - COOK-NIGHTS only. Call for ■convertible. automatic. Call 882-0721 after 5 East Lansing, and 2040 Grand girl apartment. Walk to MSU. Can be seen TOYOTA 1967, Good condition. 8,600 miles. Excellent appointment THE DEPOT River, Okemos. 6-10-3 ONE GIRL. Capitol Villa, October ■ " Brook field Shell, East p.m. 5-10-2 46,000 miles. $450. 355-7844; condition. Bob MacLean, 421 RESTAURANT, 1203 South Parking and lease. $65 each per 12, prefer over 22. 351-1240 ■Lansing, if interested, call 353-4377-Bader. 3-9-27 Lexington or phone 349-2819. Washington Avenue, 371-3456, month, utilities included. WANTED ACCOMPANIST for after 5. 4-10-2 332-8734, 5-9-28 J351-5950 in 9 extension 262, FORD THUNDERBIRD 1958 5-9-28 wages open. 4-9-28 modern dance class. Meeting a.m. - 4 p.m. C-5-10-1 good condition, $175. Call after TOYOTA COROLLA 1971. Sharp, twice week. Can 5:30 p.m. 337-2025. 5-10-3 1972 HONDA, 70CT trail bike. a use pianist for 13,000 miles. Call after 5 p.m. WAITRESSES: TO work lunch ■OlLiAC 1966 - medium blue, 372-2992. 5 10-2 2040 miles. Excellent condition, helmet. $250/best offer! Cash hours and evenings. Call for 1 session but MUST have instrument other than piano for CROSSWORD ■Jood condition, FORD LTD 1966 - good appointment THE DEPOT ■ P-m- 484-3531. $800. Call after 5-10-2 condition. $300 or best offer. TOYOTA CORONA 1969 - only! 3-10-1 351-5651, 5 - 8 p.m. RESTAURANT, 1203 South other session. Must be able to improvise!. Call 337-0853. PUZZLE 355-8545 or 353-5728. 3-10-1 Washington Avenue. 371-3456, orange, good condition, $600. 1-9-27 ACROSS wages open. 4-9-28 i. 24. City cffici Call 332-8024. 3-9-28 Contempt GRAND TORINO 1972. Blue, DELIVERY HELP wanted. Musi 26 Subiect ItKE GyspjPEN vinyl top. Power steering, power TOYOTA CELICA ST. 1972. WAITERS: NIGHTS only. Call for have own car. Call DOMINO'S b. Takes up a dress 27. Verify brakes, AM/FM stereo. 19,000 appointment THE DEPOT TROWBRIDGE after 4 p.m. .0. Ape* 29. League Excellent condition. 12,000 RESTAURANT. 1203 South miles. 351-7772. 2-9-27 351-7100. 10-10-8 11. Individuals 31. Snare 1 DEWflHTS 1969 GRAND PRIX - customized, miles, between 5-10-9 $2400. Call 8 a.m. and 353-9140 5 p.m. I Auto Service JI Washington Avenue, 371-3456, wages open. 4-9-28 TOPLESS MODELS, for 13. Lively dance 32. Type 14. Contradiction 33. Grim measure 40,000 miles, superior photography studio. Call 489 - of speech 36. Arsenic TELEPHONE SALES, male or 1215 for appointment. condition, 15MPG. 355-0944. ALL VW parts in stock at wholesale 16. Florence's symbol TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE, low female, salaried or commission. 0-10-10-3 prices. (Approximately 20% 37. Peruvian miles, many extras, must sell. Call 351-6320 or 351-6321. Mark 332-8635. 2-9-28 off). CHEQUERED FLAG, 4-9-28 18 Socials Indian JAGUAR SALOON 1955. New 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 EXPERIENCED PART or full time 19. International 39. Lamb 47. Assassinate 3. King of upholstery, paint, and engine. A shoe salesperson. Apply 48. Dutch painter TRIUMPH GT-6 (Special) Buick mile west of campus. 487 - WANTED language 40. Dinner rolls Bashan rather distinguished motor car. 5055. C-7-9-28 MODERN YOUTH SHOES, 20. Perch 43. Harvest 4. Old auto People, men or women, ages 18-80 DOWN Must sell. $2100 or best offer. V-6 engine. Automatic, radials, Frandor. Ask for Mr. who want to earn a $100 to $1.000 Potter. 22. Article goddess 5. Ensuing 484 4798. 7-9-28 wire wheels, radio, great heater. JOIN THE COMPLETE auto 23. French 44 Lyric muse 6. Mortal Reliable, economical. 882-5982. per month part time, in their own cooperation. Auto repairs, 50% commune 45. Little girl 7. Abel's nephew home. For an interview, mail your MAVERICK 1970 Automatic, 3-9-27 off on labor. 215 East 8 Russian name, address and phone to Box MALE OR female bartender with M ?" 6 6 radio, low mileage. Excellent condition. Best offer. Call VEGA - GT, 1972. Automatic, Kalamazoo 0-2-9-28 Street. 489-1346. 1859, East Lansing, Michigan Post experience. Days only, full time. Apply in person to Peter Curtis. % .o " %11 village 9. Balsam 339-2m 5 9-28 office, 48823.10-10-8 10,000 miles. Excellent THE BREWERY, 3411 East 10. Partly open condition. Must Sell, just bought WELCOME BACK Studentsl '3 15 MERCURY 1966. Good running, scruffy paint, otherwise sound. a Porsche. $2100. 351 ask for Buzz. 7-9-28 - 8410 Confused about auto repairs? LADIES NEEDED - 5 positions left for telephone canvassing in Michigan, Lansing. 3-9-28 .6 %•7 >a >5> 12. Trunk 15. Long for 351-2756. afternoons. 5-I0-I " Try the good guys, OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC. We offer full snuggly heated downtown office. Positively no selling, Earn TELEPHONE SALES Christmas money, days or 20 %21 22 %23 17. Glacial ridges ,21 Cobb AUTO REPAIRS ? time factory trained mechanics for allt phases of auto repairs. hourly rates. Good speaking voice a must. Experience evenings. Pleasant work with good compensation. Experience an asset %25 % 26 23. Ulysses' wife 25 Snow leopard From tune-ups to overhauls. preferred but not necessary. Call or will train. Call 484-2649. 8-10-5 %% 26. Carry TRY THE GOOD GUYS Specializing in front-end repairs. NO RIP-OFFS. Grand River at Kristy Ries at 371-2445. 5-9-28 ATTRACTIVE WOMAN to work 27 26 % 29 30 % 27. Christian love 28 Eye shades Full time factory trained mechanics Park Lake, East Lansing, DRIVERS FULL and part time for si 32 33 3H 3B W VOaVflt specialize in front end repairs from 351-3130. C-7-9-28 weekends. Apply VARSITY part time as photographic model (not nude). Client is local auto % % 30. Exists 'd 32 Ambassador 36 37 38 39 (too CAN tuen - ups to overhauls METRIC MOTORS. VW repair. CAB, 122 Woodmere, side door. 3-9-27 manufacturers. $15/hour. Call IMAGE ARTS, 371-4747 for HO % 34. Age 35. Political eai,ly OKEMOS AIITO CLINIC Okemos Road and I - 96. 349 - 1929. C-7-9-28 EXPERIENCED BEAUTY appointment. 5-10-2 MS 4S % H6 cartoonist 37. Greek letter 2615 E. Grand River, iffroi 351-3130 DREAMING OF a quiet place? operators needed. HAIR FASHIONS, Spartan MARTIN'S PART TIME, Car washer/ hiker to clean-up cars and trucks. Good M7 H6 38. Weapons 41. Chum NO RIPOFFS! Check the rentals in today's Classified Ads. Shopping Center, East Lansing. 332 - 4522. 7-9-28 driving record. Prefer 21 years or older. Call 489-1484.5-10-2 % % % 42.Toper 46. Hebrew letter 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Sepiember27( 355-8255 STUDENT 3658255 Frid°y ends SERVICE DIHECTOHy APPLES AND Sweet Cider. Pick your own apples on Saturday FUR COAT Reasonable. size 14 or 16. Call 482-7160 mornings or after 4 p.m. 3-9-27 Call 365-0047. 2 9-27 FOUND: Blue wind AT MSU tennis courts. breaker, last week. Call 361 1578. C 3-9-28 petitioning and Sunday. BLOSSOM guarantee. for SN ORCHARDS, Alfred Wardowski and Sons. 2 miles north of Leslie BALDWIN PROFESSIONAL REK-O-KUT Professional turntable, FOUND: COSMETIC cese in board • EYES EXAMINED 3589 Hull Road model portable organ and sound SCOTT amplifier, SONY TC 200 Administration building. BUD'S at (Old U.S. • GLASSES 127). Phone 1-589 8251 cabinet. Like new. $1000. Call tape recorder. Super cheap. Identify contents. 355-0300 Auto Parts Inc. between 8 5 p.m. C-3-9-28 Open 9 - 5, closed Mondays. Jim, 372-5238. 3-9-27 351 -7889, evenings. 3-9-28 - • CONTACT LENS Late Model Motors and 07-9-28 OR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist Cate. log to MSU for WHAT IS IT YOU NEED? Well MEN'S 10-speed Schwinn Sport's FOUND: MAN'S watch at Albert H parts a speciality. Co-Optical Services 5218 S. Logan weddings. Parties and Banquets Halfway between Holt and MARANTZ 2270 Receiver, $480 Sansui SR2050C turntable $150, we've got it and at the right pricel Car tape decks, $15.95 Tourer, brand Must Sell new. Reasonable, 337 0020 2-®-27 and Division. Call 337-1076, C-3-9-27 directors corporation (2 m 393-4230 . call 349-9500 Mason on N. Cedar 694-2154 Tom 394-2826. 5-9-27 and up. Tapes $1.99 each, WASHDAY SAVINGS "" albums $1 each. Home stereo ORANGE HIDE A BED sofa, LOST: CALICO female cat. 6 The DR. D. M. DEAN GETAWAY FROM SONY TC 121 Stereo deck - - months old. University Ave. board, which 25c PER LOAD cassette components Bose 901 speakers, olive and white sofa, chest of property , and THE BEST FOR LESS OPTOMETRIST YOUR PAD FOR - also Norelco, Craig and Ampex Kenwood 7200 stereo receiver, drawers, 3/4 size bedstead, lamp Reward. Call 332-2464 after 6 business WENDROW'S decks. ™«ts VISION CARE SUMMER! CALL 12 Stereo turntables, Teec 350 Dolby cassette deck, and headboard. 351-5313. p.m. 5-10-1 monthly with ECONOWASH COLLEGE TRAVEL Pioneer, PE, Garrard, BSR and Dual 1229 turntable, Pioneer 3-9-28 b°"rd has n" SPECIAL TEXAS CONTACT LENS Panasonic. Akai X-1800SD PLA 35 turntable, Kosa K2+2 FOUNO: MCBAIN control WASHER 50c 351-6010 high school editorial content 0« SERVICES for reel/8 - track recorder. Ampex and Kosa PR04-A head phones. LADIES RALEIGH class ring. Near X-Lot. Call thin,, 3006 VINE ST. 5-speed - nawspaper, bu, lp ' to 11 p. 1 blk w. of Sears. 210 ABBOTT RO. 332-6563 800 stereo reel tape recorder Head supplies, tapestries, 353-2192. C-3-9-27 am tickets & arrangements excellent condition, 2 years, Panasonic AM/FM - stereo corporate officers cameras, chairs, tables, lamps, $85. 353-5616. 3-9-28 such,, fleneral vtfc THE ALOHA UNION BUILDING VOLVO cassette system. Two Jenson 12" speakers without cabinets. New typewriters, sewing machines, FOUND: SEAL-POINT Siamese. Affectionate. Bogue Street area. chief and manager, editor. IXMk. jewelry, tools, skiis, rifles, bows, WEDDING GOWN, antique ivory CRAZY SHIRTS BARBER SHOP SERVICE electrovoice bookshelf speakers. guitars, amplifiers, horns, organs, Needs home, will destroy. advertising nu, rVjtjaV a"From new designs Meticulous Service New and used stereo head strings and accessories. We buy, heavy linen. Cathedrel veil. 351 8698. C-3-9-27 Hawaii for Your phones. New Sanyo stereo sell, trade. It's a groove to have Never worn, $125. Call . P P 1« cation, , 353-9140 between 8 a.m. and 5 information are systems. Used Harmon avail,hi $3.75 10 - Kardon you back, stop in and see us. p.m. 5-10-9 255 Ann St. ,351-1911 355 3359 stereo systems. New Sanyo 2/channel end quad car tape DICKER & DEAL SECOND HAND STORE, 1701 South 3h;5 St;;'News 345 Student Services *»«"•« * Bi, decks. Used Mono-end stereo Cedar. 2 blocks north of Mount Animals V GIRLS WANTED model down the street ,rom ^ HAYRIDES AND PARTY record players. 1,000 used 8 to in We Print Hope Street in Lansing. Free Anything ROOM! track cartridges and WEATHERVANES' annual Lee leans, 2,000 used parking. Phone 487-3886. fringe & warm stereo records. Used photo T-shirt show to be held at Coral Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Tha eight Sign I 675-7449 goose - down Jackets at the WHITE BIRCH supplies. Vivitar filters and lenses, Poloroid cameras, 9-9; Tuesday, Thursday, HORSES BOARDED $35 per month, includes box stalls, hay Gables October for interested 23rd, deadline participants is consists of four - memb,, bo SilR%creen Saturday, 9-6 p.m. C-9-2S and grain. Riding ring and trail. Monday, October 8th. For more students, WESTERN binoculars, 35 mm cameras, professional journalists SHOP AND STABLE 4 miles south MSU 882-8779. information phone 351-4140 or movie two cameras, and view REFRIGERATOR. 9-cubic foot. 5-9-28 349-9494. Ask for Kathy Chaps. faculty members. ^CaM^TT-OOTJMoi^ggt^^^ cameras. Sears telescope. Italian $30. 8 x 12 green carpet, $7. wall 9-10-5 tapestries, 30 used 351 2220. 3-9-28 OLD ENGLISH sheep dog, AKC, typewriters, clock radios, small puppy shots, three months old, GULLIVER STATE DRUGS, appliances and miscellaneous GARAGE SALEI 827 Snyder, Easi £ used goods. We guarantee end service our merchandise. Lansing. Household items, baby furniture, typewriter, clothes excellent marking, phone 353-5262 before 5 p.m. and 1-838-4451 after. 2-9-28 Walgreen Agency, Grand River. 1105 East 332-5171 or j~ Typing Typi Service WILCOX SECONDHAND 332-2011. Walgreen products 9/27 9/30. 2-9-28 - 414 Michigan 6-E University WORKING STUDENT desires semi annual own TWO GIRLS wanted to share well STORE, 509 East Michigan, - sale. Take Terrace. Need 2 men. Luxurious, HORSE WANTED, around 16 room. House or apartment. furnished house. $80/month Lansing, Phone, 485-4391. BEAR GRIZZLY advantage now of lowest prices furnished. $62.50. See after 5 bow. 60". 5: hands, 3 - 7 years. Call EXPERIENCED IBM ty Dependable. Around $55. Al plus 1/3 utilities. 372-2911 Hours: 8-5:30 p.m. Monday on Walgreen Vitamins, heelth p.m. 5-10-1 - pounds, $30. 351-8776, after 6 355-5773.4-10-2 Pica, Elite. ,33! after 6 p.m., 489-9342 3-9-27 before 4 p.m. 3-9-28 and beeuty aids. 5-10-3 Saturday. C-9-28 p.m. 1-9-27 Kalamazoo. 489-1058, APARTMENT FOR rent: Two or PART GOLDEN Lab and Shepherd three people. $150/month. LOVELY 2 BEDROOM furnished, 10% OFF - Need a graduate girl. TREASURE CHEST SCUBA TANK, back - pack and needs good home. Very NOOKS, CRANNIES, & carpeted, $180 per month. Call Live in single r*- Must know very HOLLOWS has classes beginning PROFESSIONAL IBM d*. regulator. Cheap. 484-7562 loveable. Call after Everything furnished. One block 351-8614 for appointment. SECONDHAND STORE 5:30, in neediepoint end quilting. Sign typing, MA English Z reserve 353-3605, between 3 and 6:30. 1-9-27 351 3289. 5-10-3 past Pennsylvania Avenue. East 5-10-1 ALL KINDS OF up now. Needlepoint supplies, MARTY NORTH, 35ll side of Lansing. 351-5323. C-9-28 handcrafted gifts and antiques. FURNITURE GARAGE SALE - Today Only FREE DOG - small, white Spaniel. ONE WOMAN needed for house, Come up and see us soon. 1889 Linden, East Lansing, 1:0C Quiet, house broken, all shots. own room, friendly atmosphere. FURNISHED ROOMS. $17/week. Hours: Monday through THESES, RESUMES, typmg FOUR MAN apartment, VS block p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Complete Call Bob 351-5529. 3-10-1 351-0375. 2-9-28 Call 351-4495 Monday, road Saturday. 10-4. 319% East printing. Reasonable pri from campus. 12 month lease. race, $15.00. Men's ice Tuesday, Thursday - 3:30-5 GIRL'S BIKE, 26", $25; sturdy Grand River. 332-6098. 1-9-27 COMMERCIAL PRINTING $288 per month. 126 Orchard. skates, size 7. Winter coats, girl's NORWEGIAN ELK hound puppies, HOUSE FOR rent — two bedroom p.m. Evenings 372-7456. 5-9-27 wooden bookshelves - 36 X 36 X - 0712. C-7 9-28 sizes 6, 10, 12, Boys sizes 10. 2 females. Registered, all shots. 7-10-1 house, unfurnished, except stove MODELS NEEDED. Sand Inquiries 14. $15; gold rug, 62" X 69", 12. Boy's sport jackets, sizes 10. Bold watch dogs. 1-565-3032 and refrigerator. Convenient to $7; 332-4338. W to PARA-MEDICAL ANN BROWN WOMEN: 1 block from campus. 3 girl apartment, completely MSU and LCC colleges. Students welcome. Phone 371-1479. ]® SONY STEREO Music system, 12, 14. Boy's Sweaters, sizes 16. 18. Other clothes, plus miscellaneous. 1-9-27 after 6 p.m. or weekends. 4-10-1 LABRADOR RETRIEVER ILLUSTRATIONS, P.O. Box 9451, Lansing, Michigan for Typing and m offset printing. Complete i dissertations, t! furnished. Utilities and parking 3-9-28 model 48909. Include phone number. 610A, 4 months old. Sold puppies. AKC, yellow, excellent manuscripts, general t included. $80. 349-9609 or for $440. Asking $300. Call 5-9-27 THREE GIRLS for house. CARPETS/PADDING, used, in new CONCORD MK IX Cassette bloodlines. OFA stock. IBM, 24 years exper 349-4842. 0-6-9-28 Own good condition. 372-6371 after 5 p.m. 3-9-27 Recorder, Dolby Lists $375, sell 349-0850. C-9-28 rooms, $50 each. 124 North Beige; blue. 332-4405. 5-10-2 New large red pieces. $175. 351-3630.3-10-1 FREE A lesson in complexion Fairview. Evenings or weekends. 337-1848. ... TWO MEN Call 484-4519, East Furnished. 5-9-27 3-9-27 SPEAKERS. ELECTRO voice REGISTERED 5 YEAR Querter care. Close to COMPLETE THESES Sin EV-14 10" 2 way system. Good FOOTBALL, STAMPED Gelding. Sorrel, Leo Bloodlines. Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing 4-9-28 - Discount printing. IBM condition. $50 Gentle, trained. Call 332-1406. Mall. MERLE NORMAN WE NEED COUPLE or one HASLETT LUMBER . 332-4283. autographed by Lions, Good for and binding of theses, re person COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-9-27 3-9-27 intramurals $8.00, 332-2783. 5-10-1 SYCAMORE PARK 2 bedroom, to share our farm with us. Call COMPANY publications. Across 1-9-27 rustic duplex, some furnishings, 646-6453. 5-9-26 campus, corner M.A.C SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale! HORSES BOARDED. Box stalls large secluded yard. $175. Married couple. References. Call John J. 3370 Lake ' ~ning Road. 2 Shelving Brand new portables, $49.95. $5 per month. Large selection of USED FURNITURE, Antiques many other useful items. Flee and and acres. corral with pasture. Formal ring, indoor arena 50 -Id Grand River, below Stationery Shop, COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Henry, 372-7943 or bedrc finished boards in Williamston area $60/month. 485-6766. 3-9-27 basement. - plywood reconditioned used machines. Market, 208 North Mason, 1666. C-7-9-28 Family preferred. cement blocks Singers, Whites, Necchi's Mason, Michigan. Every Sunday Phone 655-2885. 5-10-1 HAPPY BIRTHDAY - bricks New Terry! From 210/month. 332-5619. 3-9-27 Home brackets and "many others." and Wednesday. 11-5 p.m. your lover, Vicki. 1-9-27 2 BEDROOM apartment. EXPERIENCED IBM Southland paints $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. 3-9-27 ANNOUNCING: LANSING'S Unfurnished. $175/month. FARM HOUSEE, 20 miles west of Newest, Tropical and Marine PAM IF you Dissertations, (Pica El EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING want to talk, I've got a ■ Utilities included. Call Mr. White Lansing, Rustic, handy men Pittsburg Paint - on COMPANY, 1115 EVETTE Aquarist Shopl NEW WORLD new number 355-2450. Rick, FAYANN, 489 0358. C-7i 393-9307. 3-9-27 sale 20% off North - CLARINET, excellent - only. Cheap. 351-7989. 3-9-28 AQUATICS; 3300 South formerly 355-5333. 2-9-28 Washington. 489-6448. C-9-27 condition, $95. Call after 5:30. Stain and Varnish Weverly Roed, Lensing. Phone PROFESSIONAL IBM typing. 351-4269. 3-10-1 APARTMENT FARM GIRL NEEDED for large house, Reject doors SPECIAL CONCRETE blocks for 394 1883. 7-9/28 Elite). 11 years exper - Large. WOODY HAPPY Birthday from 2/bedroom, garden and land. 15 ~ private room. $70/month. Water bookshelves. Pick up at Cheney LADIES SUITS, dresses, etc., sizes SANDI, 339 - 8934. C-7-9-: Bed Frames your partner in houling. Love, minutes to M.S.U. 9/month 485-0354. 3-9-28 Concrete Company, 2655 East DALMATION PUPPIES. AKC 10 - 12, call 484-8304 after 6 Jenie. 1-9-27 lease. Unfurnished. $175. Grand River, East Lansing. registered. Phone 627-5137 after P.m. 2-9-28 CREATE A new indoor w 351-5323. 4-9-28 OKEMOS, THREE bedroom, two 339-8236 201017 4 p.m. 3-9-28 CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS and Check the household gooi car garage, full basement, GUITAR, VIOLIN. Gibson ES330 Samson. From Goliath, PeeWee, the Want Ads today! WANTED: ONE male to share one fireplace, acre of land. Only FOR YOUR best FOR buys in ne SALE Bass guitar and Electric. 3/4 size violin restored. Whopper, and Trigger. 1-9-27 bedroom used es a apartment near clean, responsible family need furniture, some antique. amplifier. Good condition. Call Both with hard shell cases. campus. 332-2051. 3-9-27 apply, deposit, references. Call us before 351 0868. 6 • 10 p.m. 5-10-2 355-7812 after 5 p.m., or leave BENNIE'S FURNITURE, you buy. 109 339-8596. 2-9-27 KATHY, MAY this be your dreams come true. Barb the year T ransportation jJ; $63.00 MONTH Male female message 353-8879. 3-9-28 East South Street, SONY 134SD SOLEX MOTOR bike, 6 months — or 484-3837 Cassette Recorder and all the little animals. 1-9-27 roommate needed. Call 28-10-31 (with dolby). Hardly used, best old, $95. Head SL skis, Lange 1971 BARREN Mobile Home. 2 351-2365. 3-9-27 bedroom 12 X 50 completely WANT ADS Rooms Jb DIVING offer. 337-7519. 3-9-28 boots, poles, $110. 371-2360. . . . household items sell fast. Tc EQUIPMENT: Complete 5-10-2 furnished, porch, patio, pley MAN NEEDED for 3 man set of US divers gear. $250. Call area. 15 minutes / campus. yours, dial 355 - 8255today furnished. Bus, air, pool. 1250 372-3861 after 6 p.m. 5-9-27 PIONEER T6600 reel 882-5551, 882-3857 after 5 p.m. (©SPEEDS - to - reel, Haslet North Pointe, apartment SPACE FOR girl in triple. $230 very good buy. 393-3873, 9 5-101 NEED A ride to [ 3. 1014 ACRES of land in 1-C. 3-9-28 SONY PORTABLE the term room/board. 207 Bogue St. stereo cassette 5-10-2 weekend. Will 351-8660.3-10-1 recorder with speakers, $110, earth cruising machines 1968 SKYLINE Homette. 12'x60' Laingsburg area. 882-5551 882-3857 after 5. 5-10-1 351-841 I.Connie. 8L49-21 LARCH NORTH 836 Sony Stereo cassette recorder. 26" HIGGIN'S BICYCLE - very unfurnished. Includes - Private lower, furnished. THREE AM/FM receiver and amplifier BEST VALUES eppliances, washer, dryer, color utilities $150/monthl MEN needed for house. $60. 1420 Snyder off with new dual turntable, $260 sturdy, rarely used. Excellent antenna and rotor, storage shed. EAST LANSING 1148 Beech, 3 RIDER WANTED daily from paid. Married couple North condition, $40 355-0785. Call 489-0450. 5-10-1 CHECK US . Excellent condition. Kristana bedroom ranch, six blocks to to Lansing and back. Hagadorn. 3-9-27 Civil War antique oak rocker, 3-9-28 Mobile 313-629-4324 after 6 $50-Call 487-3181.2-9-28 OUT Village. 371-3151 after 5 campus 77' X 132' lot. 2% car 3-9-28 SUB-LEASE, DESPERATE, 1 SOUTH LANSING, own room, new 10 SPEED p.m. 5-10-3 garage, land contract, $25,500. BIKE, Garlatti, 22 inch, month's rent free. Call Bryden, house with three bachelors. $70 VELOCIPEDE 351-5987 or 1-726-0337. 2-9-28 Campagnolo de-railers, $120. WINDSOR 1973 14 RIDERS NEEDED to 337-9341. 5-9-28 or $75. 882-3845 after 6:00 PEDDLER X 65. 2 337-0018. 3-9-28 EAST p.m. 3-10-1 bedrooms, skirted, air LANSING home! Owner commuting costs to MSI 541 E. Grand River WOODMERE APARTMENTS 2 conditioning, utility shed. bought other. Priced for quick Grand Rapids area M RAW HONEY, blocks to campus. Large 2 FREE ROOM for housekeeper, your 50c per pound, container. New crop. ^Downstairs 351-7240y ANTIQUE GARAGE sale. Oriental rugs, stained glass, furniture, Immediete occupancy. $11,200. sale. Assume 6!4% mortgage. Wednesday, Friday. Call Sta bedroom furnished apartment, 2 furnished, close. 484-9774. 332-1709. 3-10-1 694-3870. 9-10-5 Newer full bedrooms, 2 story. Haan, 1-616-877-4490 GARAGE SALE Variety of T.V., brass, pewter, household 351-8910, 6-9-28 877-4612.3-10-1 man - $225, 3 man - $240, 4 0-2-9-28 - merchandise. Cheap! All day items. 709 Southlawn, East 1965 ROLLOHOME man - $260. 351-9036, 9 - 5 NEW - 12" x 60' COMPACT refrigerator for 5-9-28 Friday and Saturday, 1203 W. Lansing. September 27, 28. King Arthur's Court, $3,800. $32.50 Per month. Room for $75. Bruce Sherman, 351-0100. Noon Grand River, East 6 p.m. 2-9-27 Recreation y^j - 3-10-1 Lansing. 355-2251 or 484-1022. 3-9-27 student, downtown Lansing near Proceeds to Citizens For CLOSE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. A - bus. Call 484-7696 after 5 p.m. Livable City. 3-9-27 Need one girl. Phone 332-2333 3-10-1 SCHWINN SUPERSPORT. Very USED & 4-9-28 good condition. Call 351-7439 WOOD PANELING used, many REBUILT PARACHUTING, A new way to get DON'T FORGET I TWO NEEDED share house. $80 OWN ROOM in house, $67/week. evenings. 3-10-1 different wood grains and styles high. Licensed instructors. 351 - only from people. Professi rent. Come after 3 p.m. 1620 BIKES FIND SOMETHING? 0799. 7-9/28 donors comi 525 Lake Lansing Road to choose from. Save 60% off Greencrest. 2-9-27 WATERBED AND Frame, queen If MICHIGAN C0MMUN 372-5512. 5-10-3 retail cost. 489-2563. 3-9-27 you've found a pet or article of size, new, $50. Call 349-2377 HAY RIDES drawn by horses. Call BLOOD CENTER. FOR SALE! value, we went to help you after 5 p.m. 3-10-1 for appointment now. Phone Hours: Monday, Thursday, BOYS 1972 SCHWINN 5 speed return it. Just come into the Also complete State News Classified 676-5928. B-2-9-27 Friday 9 - 4:30 p.m.; Tua 20", good condition, $65. Mens' it MAMIYA SEKOR 1.8-55 mm. Auto Vivitar tele 1000 DTL, new Huffy, 10-speed, 26", $60 -bicycle service- Depertment and tell us you went and Wednesday 12 -6:30 C-7-9-28 - 351-8068. 4-9-28 to place an ad in EAST Service CAPITAL CLUB rooms for men zoom, 85-205 mm, 38. Camera LANSING STATE BANK'S NORTH EAST of campus. 16 and women. TV, laundry, case, Vivitar lens case. $275. AQUARIUMS END of the REASONABLE found column. As a public BABYSITTER IN my home, miles. Two bedroom house, restaurant and lounge. Free 393-4854 between 4 and 4:30 service, EAST LANSING transportation. Mont partly furnished, carpeted, on night parking. 222 Seymour. p.m. 3-10-1 summer special. O-Dell deluxe RATES STATE BANK will MATH TUTOR. I guerantee a 3.0 five acres. $200 351-7497. 0-7-9-28 all glass 29 gallon tanks for Please call 337-7483 run the ad at Tuesday, Wednesday, 1 » no cost youl 07-9-28 STEREO KLH Speakers Model 17, $21.95; 20 gallon tanks for to or money back! 332-5406. Thursday, 1:30-9:30 ' $14.95; 10 gallon tanks $7.95. EAST LANSING 5-9-28 349-3083. 3-9-27 DOUBLE, FURNISHED, Kitchen Thorens Turntable model TYPEWRITER - OLYMPIA STATE BANK Assortment of Metaframe hoods NEEDED TWO people for 6 parking. Close, 332-5722 or KA4002. Kenwood Amp. portable, Deluxe. Keyboerd tab, C-7-9-28 at 20% off our already low MAGIC PHOTO takes and make, NEEDED - ONE student cot bedroom house. $67/month. 484-9774. 0-4-9-28 TD150AB. $250. 489-0902. top condition. $79 cash. Phone pricesl Stop in and take a look poster pictures the size of this for MSU • Michigan ( Call Gina, 332-6448. 5-9-27 3-101 485-3535, ring 10 times. 5-9-28 LOST: CHECKBOOK. Blue, Daniel at our fine tropical and salt Page, $5. 332-0268. 1-9-27 LARGE FURNISHED room for Ball, Student number 565656 October 13th. Call Chip»" water fish THE FISH 419 SOUTH CLEMENS quiet female. Phone 337-2418 TELEDYNE SPEAKERS eight at Call 484-6467. 3-10-1 p.m. 351-5943. 5-10-2 - 3 after 5 p.m. 3-9-28 MONGER, 1522 East Michigan, SOLIGOR C/D 80-200 zoom four bedroom house to sublet, months old, 10" woofers, $50 Minolta. 2 months old. $125 SKY-HIGH TREE SERVICE. for pair. 351-7881 after 7:00 Lansing. We're open 12-9 LOST: BURMESE/Siamese CASH PAID for comics; Sa $235/month. Call 482-7143! ROOM NEEDED. Two males. Monday - Friday and 12 6 677-2971.5-9-27 cat. Trimming, removal, firewood, Fiction!!! CURIOUS 81 Near p.m. Good condition. 5-10-3 - Dark hrown/black 5-10-3 Saturday and Sunday. 5-9-28 coloring. Scar fleneral hauling, reasonable. campus. Fall term only on forehead. 332-2040. 3-10-1 351-2756. 5-10-1 SHOP, 307 East Grand 882 2396. 2-9-27 HOOVER CANNISTER 332-0112.10-109 3 DYNACO AMPLIFIER 2 Empire BEDROOM HOUSE, 322 SPANISH CLASSICAL speakers. guitar. with attachments A-1 shape, $14 FOUND: 9/25 Hayford, Partially furnished, Knight tuner. $400. keys with Pices. FOR QUALITY service ONE MALE Handmade by Pimental of after 3:30, 393-1510. 3-9-27 Carl Stanley 393-0450. 5-10-3 student for private 371-3879. 4-10-2 Parking lot, south Shaw. on stereo WANTED, TWO Senior Mexico. Best offer. 355-0200 equipment, the STEREO room, breakfast served, free 655-3745. C-3-10-1 see for University ol w|c 4-9-28 SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. EAST: 816 Bement parking, $20.00 a week; phone PENTAX SPOTMATIC with 55 COMIC BOOKS, Science fiction. Game. 332-3684 evening — 3 bedroom C-9-28. -485-1078.3-10-1 mm lens. Vivitar 85-200 mm, Playboy, baseball cards, and FOUND: DOG near Stretch 8i Sew. midnight. 2-9-28 furnished, 2 baths. Neat and AT OUR Prices clean. Call 485-6483. 5-10-3 Soligor 35mm, cases. $325. get that emergency much more! 11 CURIOUS BOOK Call Carol 332-0879 after 6 p.m. pair of glasses. ROOM: LANSING, quiet, private 355-2615. 3-10-1 OPTICAL SHOP, 307 East Grand River, C-2-9-28 FREELANCE CREATIVE TWO GENERAL ad™"?' MEN: OWN room, near entrance. 210 South DISCOUNT, 2615 East 332-0112.10-10-9 SERVICES: Photography, for Notre Dame • m:>i\ airport. 10 Pennsylvania. Michigan, Lansing. 372 - 7409 minutes to campus. $20 week Call 489-5515 COMPONENT STEREO LOST: MALE Irish setter. 2 years resumes, all written material. Neme your prica, v 1-9-27 phonograph, AM-FM Receiver. C-7-9-28 old. (Has bad right front Political brochures e specialty. 365-0914. 3 10-1 utilities included. 484-5861. DOUBLE BED leg) Cheap. Call Bill 351-3262. limps. Contact Sally, 484-4584; Phone 371-4156.10-10-5 Days. 2-9-28 GOOD ROOM FOR for quiet springs, headboards. Excellent day 2-9-28 1973 SMITH Corona electric condition. Phone 351-4009 677-2521. I want my dog back WANTED - 2 TICKETS employed person. East Side WANTED: FEMALE typewriter. $125. Magnovox 3-9-28 Please! 3-9-28 John Concert in D«lr0 ' roommate to 372-7973. 5-9-27 QUEEN WATER bed with frame share house on Lake Component stereo/speakers, Instructions 669-3116. 6-10-4 Lansing and pad. Two Goodyear CAMERAS: 35MM SLR and Range with same. $125 plus Vi utilities. turntable, AM/FM radio'. FOUND: CAMERA lens 351-6596 or 372-3906, ask for LARGE SLEEPING rooms in 2142 N. Cedar. Holt polyglass F-70-14 tires, Spartan Excellent condition. $200/Best - finder Canon, Minolta, Yashica, administration buildino case near WANTED - 2 BEDROOMS Christine. 3-9-27 646-6946 Village drapes and carpet. Call offer. Pentax, Petri. 349-1715 after 6 LESSONS IN voice or music male students. Close 4-9-28 351-5651, 5 - 8 p.m. Cash Identify. 365-0300 8 5 am after 6p.m. 353-7934. 1-10-1 S'40 " - only! 3-10-1 x 7-104 C 3-9-28 theory. 353-3658 after 7 p.m. Range $100 5-10-1 351-2593. 1 -9-27 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. September 27, 1973 15 Bicycle thief describes By TRISHA KANE lucrative trade State Nawi Staff Writer «th!??LbikfS th,at either Detroit or aren t 80,(1 in East Lansing. are cent for sale in thousands of MSU students, bicycles are a sound hiiri11? bike alS?(inpo.ssible' size Tom frame inches), for customers to order the desired nt - nonpolluting, quick transportation to and from color, number of speeds and model (man s or woman's). Tom then relays these orders to a group of excellent exercise. midnight specialists - his band of thieves. Tbikes are also a risky investment. 'Brand new" bikes are offered by Tom for $45, supposedly y9 Because they're eaay to steal. 1972 • 73 some $82,000 worth of bikes were stolen from storedfr°m * warehouse 3,1(1 assembled where they are a uound the MSU campus. Only a few of those bikes were "-j Many were resold to students at prices drastically «k^^any stu(lenfs find this a tempting proposition," Tom said, because they think it is stealing from a business that can afford "Uian the bikes' original worth. the loss, rather than ripping off a student who cannot." 3 (not his real name), sells hot bikes. He has been selling In reality, his new bikes are those that former owners had little "for over a year and he makes 100 per cent profit on his chance to use before they were stolen. The tools of Tom's trade include wire cutters, a wrench, of Tom's merchandise consists of 10 • speed bikes, hammer and file for larger plastic • coated or chain locks and a jnely popular targets for local thieves. He sells his bikes for van or truck to cart away stolen bikes. -n $35 and $50, depending on their age and size. New 10 • Daytime thieves use wire cutters on locks and ride stolen bikes bikes cost $100 to $300. to the storage house, often leaving locks behind, Tom said. m said that 3 - and 5 - speed bikes do not sell as well as the Dormitory bike racks, yards of houses and unlocked bikes on speeds. sidewalks near stores are perfect targets, and night work is the most profitable for Tom and his helpers. The only bikes life WHAT'S. impossible to steal are those kept indoors," ^ Tom said. His major work involves storing the bikes and seeking out .HE prospective customers through friends and acquaintances. He pays helpers a percentage of profits according to their success both in filling orders and stealing a good number of bikes. Thieves like Tom obviously enjoy their financially lucrative business, and business, lately, has been pretty good. MSU Director of Public Safety Richard O. Bernitt said 556 nnouncements for It's What'i held by the MSU Volunteers'!rom ning must be received in the i bikes valued at to 4 p.m. today in 6 Student approximately $40,000 dollars were stolen on NWS office. 341 Student Services Bldg. for campus last year. In a three - month period, 67 of those bikes any volunteer (S Bldg.. by 1 p.m. at least interested in the family were recovered. class days before publication, planning nnouncements will be accepted Greg McDonald, who handles bike theft and recovery for the East Lansing Police Dept., said that about $42,000 worth of bikes Convocation for all women who were stolen from off have signed up for - campus residences last year, with very few sorority rush, he Society for Creative meet 7 p.m. today at McDonel Kiva recoveries. hioroisin wi" ho'd a or Wonders Kiva. Choose Kiva When a bicycle is stolen on campus, Bernitt said, a clerical sauce Dance class at 7:30 closest to your residence. Girls who identified, with possession of stolen property. in Parlor A Union. wish to sign up may still do so report is filed and the bike serial number is checked aginst those •Take the bike indoors at night and, if possible, into classes. at Most thieves caught are this meeting. alreay in custody, usually abandoned bikes. Lansing area high school students, *Have the bike included on a householders' insurance policy if If the bike is valued at over $100, a law enforcement Bernitt said. its value is over $100. ubbard Information Center Volunteers are needed for an computer checks it with a list of circulating hot bikes, he said. Both McDonald and Bemitt cited several volunteers. Short signup and extensive research project designed pointers to keep a Hion meeting at 9 tonight in to study promising treatment East Lansing police do a routine neighborhood check for bike from being stolen or aid in its recovery: •Engrave your drivers' license number on the bike through methods for reducing anxiety, 9, third floor of the Library, reported stolen bikes soon after they disappear, McDonald said, •Register the bike with both the city and the University, city or campus police's Operation Identification. Either u can't make it, call for tension and worry and enhancing but bikes not registered under city or campus ordinances cannot because unregistered department has the necessary tools available. one's sense of psychological well - bikes may be impounded and cannot be be traced because there is no record of serial or license numbers. traced if stolen. being. If you are interested and will be available for regular Bernitt said thieves caught with bikes worth more than $100 •Do not buy a "hot" bicycle. If it is stolen, you cannot Tri - County Bicycle Assn. report participation for at least three •Use cable it should someone take it from you. If lold its monthly meeting, are charged with grand larceny. If a student sees a person riding or chain locks. They are the best, though none are you are caught, it is months, please attend one of the possession of stolen property. at Fenner Arboretum, 2020 his stolen bike, the person with the bike can be charged, if thief - proof. preliminary meetings. Further t Hope Road (in the display information will be distributed. ing). Everyone is welcome. Meetings will be held from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Albert denies request until Oct. 12 in 30S Olds Hall. dergraduate Philosophy Morrill neet at 4 p.m. n ipecially welcome. today in Hall. All students philosophy are urged lend. Non • philosophy majors at The MSU Rugby Club practices 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Old College Field, behind Jenison Fieldhouse. New members welcome. (continued from page 1) The vice president was on neither for investigation encouraged nor evidence against Agnew to the Last month federal he Listening Ear Crisis Judiciary Committee, sat in on Capitol Hill Wednesday for pressured Agnew to take any grand jury. prosecutors notified the vice rvention Center is holding A review of the Science of lunch with 10 liberal president he was under the leadership sessions Tuesday particular course in responding Meanwhile, Lester Matz, a ation for people interested in Creative Intelligence including videotape of Maharishi Mahesh and Wednesday after Agnew Republican senators and told to or fighting the graft prosperous Maryland investigation for possible ming volunteers. Anyone violations of Yogi will be held for all meditators made his surprise request for a newsmen he had every allegations against him. contractor, has told federal tax, extortion ited in applying is invited to i one of two orientation and nonmeditators at 7:30 p.m. House inquiry into allegations intention of staying in office. The White House prosecutors in Baltimore that bribery and conspiracy laws. ami being held from 7 to 10 Friday in the Gold Room. Union. of corruption involving him. Agnew also said he would acknowledged for the first time since Agnew took office Matz Agnew has steadfastly i today and from 10 a.m. to 1 In a statement amplified at hold a news conference, but that Nixon and Agnew have has given him about $15,000 in proclaimed his innocence. Saturday. Both meetings will The MSU Wff 'N Proofers will L 304 Olds Hall. For further hold this year's first sanctioned a news conference Wednesday, did not say when. Agnew discussed Agnew's possible cash gifts and cash he Following Albert's >tionca!l 337-1717. meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Rodino backed Albert's denied he and his attorneys "generated" from contracting announcement, Senate lesbian feminists 1412 K Slpdhiin Village. All WTfers and would be Wffers invited. decision to take no action now had engaged in plea bargaining r'gnation. But .both the White House firms seeking business favors, Republican Leader Hugh Scott rea • are with the Justice Dept. fcnd the vice president's office of Pennsylvania urged the on Agnew's request. according to a reliable source. [play football at 3 p.m. Sunday speaker to reconsider his ^ndon Field and will meet at 5 The Copper Chimney, a firmly maintain that while "It is my personal view as a Sen. Mark O. Hatfield, Matz, the source said, told decision, saying, "I believe the a pot luck meeting at the fellowship group, will be meeting at resignation was talked about the investigators that in almost :n's Center (547 WE. Grand S p.m. Sunday to hear the Chapel lawyer and a legislator that it R-Ore., host for the luncheon, during a meeting Tuesday, vice president has taken the Ave.) Htll Singers and for a cost supper at would be inappropriate for the all cases he handed the money ; told a reporter later that the Nixon did not ask for a right and the courageous 1118 S. Harrison Road. to Agnew personally, Congress to take any steps to Senators met with Agnew for resignation and Agnew did not course in requesting the House than an hour and that no sometimes in the vice to undertake a full inquiry into oming meeting for all impede the orderly more offer it. at 7:30 p.m. today in the held by the MSU Volunteers from 4 administration of justice in the one in the group believed On another matter, Deputy president's office. The the charges being leveled ,3 Board Room. to 5 p.m. Friday in 39 Union for Albert's rejection of Agnew's businessman is said to have courts," Rodino said. White House Press Secretary against him." any volunteers interested in the told the prosecutors that the Agnew's request for the request was final or Gerald L. Warren said Nixon In rejecting Agnew's request movies will be shown Easter Seals program, a recreational 0 p.m. Sunday in the House investigation was made irrevocable. did not concur or need to payments were made as late as for a House hearing, Albert left program for the handicapped. mid-1972. «Ballroom. Showing this week in a letter the vice president Meanwhile, the Wliite House concur in Richardson's open the possibility that when Matz has told the ^Horse 1 Brothers for Feather" starring the An orientation session will be gave Albert Tuesday. said President Nixon had decision to take Justice Dept. Agnew's case is no longer a 50 cents. held by the MSU Volunteers from 4 prosecutors, the source said, matter for judicial action, the to 5 p.m. Friday in 6 Student that he MSU Rodeo Club Board of allegedly gave the House might reconsider the ... Services Bldg. for any volunteer meet at 7:30 tonight interested in the English for foreign money to Agnew because he decision if the facts warrant. 0 Anthony Hall. students program. An orientation session will be New residency guidelines examined thought it was "expected of him" since for years Matz has been a close friend of the vice As leader of the Democratic majority in the House, Albert's decision is decisive, providing held by the MSU Volunteers from 3 president and he MSU Rodeo Club will meet (continued from a campaign he can keep Democratic to 4 p.m. Friday in 6 Student page 1) •Former domicile in the state and maintenance of significant tonight in no Anthony Hall, Services Bldg. for any volunteers fund raiser for him. members behind him. nterested students are invited show proof that he intends to remain l.ere after graduation. connections therein while absent. interested in The Michigan Itnd. Movies will be shown on Consumer Council. The old policy said a student had to drop out and work for six •Ownership of a home in Michigan. port of rodeo. •Admission to a licensed practicing profession in Michigan. months, after which he could register as an in - state student. will t An i The new policy has been repeatedly labeled "liberal" by many •Long • term military commitments in Michigan. held by the MSU Volunteers from 3 to 4 p.m. Friday in 33 Union for any volunteers interested in the students as well as administrators who feel removing the stipulation that a student drop out constitutes a considerable •Professional commitments to education in Michigan indicating an intent to stay here permanently. Street plan protested Adopt a Grandparent program. improvement in the policy. •Acceptance of an offer of permanent employment in "Before the new ruling," Registrar Horace King said, "students (continued from page 1) residents' fears. City Engineer An orientation session will be "CMOS at State for Pregressive held by the MSU Volunteers from 2 had to drop out. Thus, the edu cational system was defeating its The above criteria are defined as having probative value in Commission completed a study Robert Bruce proposed to city own purpose by forcing students to quit school and stay in " (CHISPA) will hold its first to 3 p.m. Friday in 33 Union for support of claim for residency. They weigh more heavily, says the that predicted traffic on Albert council in April that the city »g of the year at 8:30 tonight any volunteers interested in the Michigan to gain residency." document, than the following, which, "standing alone shall not Street, a two-lane thoroughfare repave two blocks of Stoddard Sheridan Road School Big Brother However, the claim of liberal has been contested by members consitute sufficient evidence" for indending to live in Michigan: paralleling Ann Street to the Ave. Council approved the program. of ASMSU. •Voting or registration for voting. south, would increase project, which by itself did An orientation session will be Larry Bartrem, executive assistant to President Ed Grafton, •Employment in any position normally filled by a student. significantly and need widening not scare the Bailey residents. Varsity Christian held by the MSU Volunteers from 1 said, "The policy has not been liberalized. Far from being liberal, •The lease of living quarters. or an alternate street to help whip will have a meeting at to 2 p.m. Friday in 33 Union for the University has acted rashly in response to the Connecticut •A statement of intention to acquire a domicile in Michigan. However, one month later tonight at Bethel Manor, volunteers interested in Reach, carry the increased traffic Harold Stonehouse, 339 it of Orchard Street and East any an educational and one to one Supreme Court decision." •Domicile in Michigan of student's spouse. load. I River Avenue. - - "This new 'liberal' policy is going to cost the student more •Automobile registration. Spartan Ave., suggested that Topic will be recreational program. The commission suggested the city include in the Spartan |«»for Faith" by Jim Worden, money" Bartrem said. "You would have to pay at least three •Other public records, e.g., birth and marriage records. that Ann Street could be *" re welcome. for ASMSU terms of out • of - state tuition. In addition, the criteria for Avenue repaving project a Petitioning The criteria are intended to insure that a student extended to Hagadom Road as Communication Arts and Social seriously 1 81 f o ot presently • 'Hege Republicans will meet at qualifying is insane." plans to remain in Michigan after graduation in addition to part of a one-way pair with Science/ James Madison student ASMSU President Ed Grafton, feels the policy is neither undeveloped extension to Ann P.m. today in 37 Union. All board seats is open until Friday. already having lived in Michigan for 12 months. Albert Street. Street between Spartan and Kled students are welcome. Peittions available in 334 Student liberalized nor conservatized. "All they're doing is changing However, King emphasized that the criteria are not absolute Services Bldg. where the money comes from," Grafton said, pointing to the and that he is regarding cases brought before him In the late 1960s, city Stoddard Avenues. is with individually. He The city agreed, largely « a current lifesaving tuition increase for in - state students. "But as far as liberalizing also said more weight is given the students own verbal reasons planners conceived development and WSI are needed to because Stonehouse agreed to " handicapped children. If An orientation session will be it, I think that's a stupid term." thanconformity to criteria. of core area in the central held by the MSU Volunteers from The criteria Bartrem spoke of are apparently not being One student, he said, was an artist and was in business district. City planners pay a portion of the paving 7' Please attend the East 7:30 to 8:30 tonight in 35 Union Michigan on a cost, which would help him volunteer meeting at 4 released by the University. But a copy obtained by the State also conceived another project "in 39 Union, p.m. for any volunteers interested in project. Though he did not fit the criteria, he was admitted on an Volunteer Action Corps, a News indicates that reclassification is based on the following: in - state status. — establishing a pedestrian area develop vacant property he short-term manpower volunteer •Continuous presence in Michigan during periods when not in the central business district. owns on Spartan Avenue. enrolled as a student. That was the clincher for 'en F-ar,h has reorganized and program. So far, King said, approximately 200 out - state students have members. There is a $3 •Reliance upon Michigan sources for financial support. applied for in - state status. Reviewing each case individually. City planners have always the Bai residents. To "ship fee per person each An orientation session will be considered the two projects them, that would make future held by the MSU Volunteers from 7 •Domicile in Michigan of family, guardian or other relatives or King reiterated, some were rejected on the advice to return with ® next meeting is at 7 p.m. more conclusive evidence of intent to remain in Michigan. separately. Residents in the Ann Street extensions much in the Union. Green Earth to 8 tonight in 34 Union for any persons legally responsible for the student. Ann Street area feared that more volunteers interested in working in tempting - something School1"" °U' °f Goodn,an Ingham Medical Hospital. traffice from the peripheral they fear would destroy the route would use Ann Street as residential character of their An orientation session will be held by the MSU Volunteers from 7 to 8 volunteers tonight in 30 Union interested in the St. for any Student reps approved by commission a route to Hagadorn Road if Ann was extended through the four undeveloped blocks neighborhood. Their fears have been bolstered by the fact that the Lawrence Mental Health Program. instead of spreading the cost between Milford Street and city now owns most of the (Continued from page 1) over all students was called MSU Tolkien "dangerous" by Dimitry Hagadom Road. 1 at 8 Fellowship An orientation session will be p ro perty along the p.m. Friday in North Such "There is no intention at <• Hall. The topic of held by the MSU Volunteers from 7 a system would keep lower class students out of the undeveloped Ann Street will be "How to to 8 tonight on the Union students." he continued. "The attorney general's opinion has more expensive programs such as medicine and have bad social this time to tie a so-called corridor. care for llr your Sunporch for any volunteers consequences, he said. peripheral route to Ann The city has acquired palantir." interested in the B1LD Corp. and become a 'scoff law', especially since the ruling that 18 - year an Street extension," Conlisk said. The committee had also advised that financial aid houses and land at 403 and Community Design Center, business - olds can be members of the board of education." procedures orientation session will be consumerism oriented be changed so as to ' "better reflect the financial independence And recent city government 404 Lexington Ave., and •he MSU and Students on the advisory committee added that it is still Volunteers from 7 programs. of many Michigan students." actions bear Conlisk out. undeveloped land at 407 tonight In 6 Student impossible to get on the governing boards of "many" colleges. Commission members, though in favor of allowing students to Charles E. Morton, Detroit minister and commission Funds for the long-proposed Stoddard Ave., which is about Bldg. for any volunteers All VAC volunteers should stop *'«> m be elected to boards, were opposed to a petition being circulated member, said that if aid were available to every student who Ann Street extension to two thirds of the lot between Camp High Fields, a by the VAC office or the Volunteer declared himself independent it Hagadom Road were deleted Stoddard Avenue and Milford £ nal volunteer program in a setting. Bureau and fill out a volunteer application and information form. by the Michigan Higher constitutional amendment Education Students' Assn. because the proposed WOuld require that each class students would keeo aid from lower and become a "middle-class ripoff." this spring from the city's Street. The commission decided at the students' request to Capital Improvements The remaining land between orientation session will be governing board have three student • seat. reappoint tfSU Women's Club an advisory committee to continue Program, which details Stoddard Avenue and Milford MSU Volunteers from 4 Business Commission members voiced reservations about several other studying student reaction to will feature Dr. Fred Fink at its education problems. upcoming city projects. Street and land and a house at today In 6 Student proposals in the advisory committee's report. ™. Bldg. for any volunteers Oct. 3 luncheon in the Union The 407 11 m Ballroom. Dr. Fink will discuss the A recommendation that expensive educational programs Wednesday meeting at the law building was the But subsequent actions Hagadorn Road are the Ingham County log m metric system. should require particinating students to incur more of the cost's commission's regular monthly meeting. rekindled the Bailey area privately owned 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27t J STUDENT DISAPPEARS AFTER TESTIFYING Drum major's absence By ACE BURGESS Because of his sudden disappearance, Lural fears her brother good job in the library, a nice place to live and she recalled. Plenty of frj On a cool afternoon, brown leaves are falling as the MSU has been kidnapped and Davis is probably involved. Marching Band methodically goes through its routine for half She said Davis vteited her brother shortly after Baltimore testified at the preliminary exam and told him "I should have time performances. As in recent years, the kick-step is in and the dust is flying as killed you when I had the chance." kind of person anyone they who disliked him." were, she said. 'ThonSlv^'C(^l d°n't the band trudges up and down the field In an effort to reach George, one of Henry's roommates, was in the apartment at Lynnie Frank, a friend of Baltimore's who liv« perfection. the time Davis came by. He overheard Davis tell Baltimore, "You Hall, agrees with Mrs. Baltimore. There is one difference in this year's band that few people are messing with my life. If you testify like you did today, I don't friendliest people that I've known. "Henrv w.« Wo realize besides the band members themselves. have anything to lose, so I can pull out all the stops." smile to everyone, even if he didn't He wouldka«^of I And that is the absence of their former drum major, Baltimore told his roommates that Davis was one of two men Baltimore's friends know them" y ""I Henry L. Baltimore, who was reported missing May 31, who came to his room at noon on March 3, gagged him, beat him, across the campus are . 1 following his testimony against the man accused of robbing him tied him to his bedsprings with telephone cord, put a gun to his head and robbed him of $110, golf clubs, rings, clothes and a at gun point last March. "I didn't believe it at first, but it seems« th„ 1 2 "J Baltimore, a junior music major from Jackson, was reported watch. accept it even though it hurts me." Mrs. Baltimore missing to the East Lansing police by his parents and his three Baltimore's three roommates said that he had told them that Yet, she hasn t given up hope and roommates. There are conflicting reports as to why and how he Davis had threatened to try anything to keep Baltimore from neither hit* " case is open and .f disappeared. sending him to jail. someone be glad to check it out," he said. out there has any infold1 lormation,i, According to East Lansing detective Jim Kelly, one or two Davis failed to appear for his first trial date in late August. He Kelly said he's aware that many people are nnh.« I things happened to Baltimore. "He could have voluntarily gone is being held in the Ingham County Jail without bond, until a hasn't been solved but there Is 2 **1 cue little he ean do into hiding to avoid testifying at the trial of Roy Davis, the man new trial is set. charged in the March 3 robbery of Baltimore. "Or there is the Kelly said another reason Baltimore might have gone into possibility that someone has done something with Henry," Kelly hiding is that he may have thought he would be required to said. testify at Davis' arraignment, which was held June 1 in Ingham However, Kelly was quick to point out that he doesn't really County Circuit Court. know what happened to Baltimore. He said the police have yet to However, friends and relatives of Baltimore's do not accept uncover any firm leads as to Baltimore's whereabouts, even though there is a $1,000 reward for valid information about this. Kelly said one reason that leads them to suspect that that theory. Baltimore's roommates said he was well aware that he didn't have to testify at the arraignment. His roommates can not believe he went away voluntarily without taking his clothes Tiny commuter Baltimore may be hiding is that he failed to appear at an original preliminary exam for Davis early in May. Kelly said a bench warrant was issued for Baltimore's arrest and Baltimore was fined or car. Lural, who said she and her brother have had relationship, said he wouldn't go anywhere without his car. a close receives award $50 for failing to appear. "Henry's not the type of person that would go somewhere and LONDON (AP) - Claire Puzey has been chose Baltimore's sister Lural. an MSU graduate student, said the not tell anyone." Rail Commuter 1973." The 4 "\lk h must tlSl - year - old girl must reason her brother didn't show for the first exam is because she She said anytime that her brother was going out of the city, he miles a week or die. 6 toel I asked him to take her to the University Health Center since she would call and say where he was going. "I don't care what the Claire has no kidneys and makes a 200 mile round had tom some ligaments in her leg and couldn't drive. police say, I know that Henry just didn't go off on his own," she times a week from her home in rural - trntth A Health center official Tuesday confirmed that she visited the said. a kidney machine at Hampshire to be Guy's Hospital in London. ■ hospital on the day of the first hearing and a cheerleader, Wendy Henry's mother agrees with her daughter. "I just cant picture She has been commuting for three months since her di_ Segal, saw them at the clinic. Henry just going off unless he was forced into it," Mrs. Baltimore kidneys were removed. Last week her fellow travelers on Lural said Baltimore felt her physical condition was more said. "If it would have been just himself, he wouldn't have done it. to London were told thehl why the little girl with the bubblin. J important than the exam. She said that Baltimore was going to I know my son and this isn't like him." was making the trip. s ' talk to the judge about his absence on the day that he was Baltimore's roommate added that Baltimore too timid to was They got together and decided to give her a day to remem. arrested on the bench warrant. even go to a party by himself, let alone disappear on his own. British Rail area manager Harold Ward heratherbl Henry Ba After the arrest, Baltimore testified at a newly scheduled Mrs. Baltimore, with sadness in her face, says she can't greeted station of Christchurch and said, "You have become! preliminary exam that was held on May 24. He disappeared seven understand why Henry would want to go away. "He enjoyed sweetheart of the Southern Region." days later, and has not been heard from since. school, was a good student, enjoyed being in the band, had He gave her a special train | a badge and handed passengers' gift, an inscribed copy of Kenneth Grahame'sdJ over I "The Wind in the Willows," the story of a ne'er do - well! LICENSE APPLICATIONS OVERFLOWING toad whose taste for adventure leads him astray. Harry Staff, a publisher, sat Claire on his knee as the train! off and read her the inscription: "Presented to Miss British ■ Commuter 1973, with all good wishes from British her Rail staffl commuting companions." Meat-hungry BY hunters she Claire later sat on a hospital bed, beside the must be connected to for 30 hours newsmen and said, "It was the best journey a kidney week, 'smiledI I ever had" m ASSOCIATED PRESS than the supermarket variety. That doesn't include the cost of a Roast venison, barbecued elk and squirrel stew may turn up on rifle or shotgun to the first • time hunter. one duck costs me during the hunting season." Wisconsin officials doubt there will be any increased deer STEPHEN STILLS a lot of dinner tables this fall and winter as a substitute for roast The average price for a deer rifle is $75 to $200. Licenses for residents generally are $5 and $10. hunting in their state. WITH MANASSAS beef and steak. Daniel Owen of the Bureau of Game Americans fed up with high prices of beef roast and In Alaska, twice as many hunters as last Management said, "We're poultry year are expected to not expecting any major change. Regardless of the price of meat, are hungry for meat and there indications they will be go gunning for moose, which dress out to an average of 500 are pounds. An average deer dresses out at 135 pounds. many people simply don't like venison." This Friday Night, Sept. 28. tramping into the woods in record numbers to shoot it. "The rabbits and Alaskan officials doubt any novices will save Univ. of Michigan squirrels are going to have a rough time of money. .<<>rfit15 % it," says a Connecticut official. "Nobody hunts moose for fun," said John McKnight, state fish and game research director. "You have to SPECIAL PREVIEW: Crisler Arena Arthur Neil, a Massachusetts go out and find it, official, agreed. "From the number of telephone calls we have been shoot it, and then you have two or three that we are going to have a lot of hunters who receiving, it is anticipated haven't hunted work ... in dressing the animal and days of back - breaking packing it out." THE SCIENCE OF £ Tickets: $400 in advance SCI before," he said. "A lot more meat hunting will be MacFadden Duffy of the Louisiana Wild Life Commission sport hunting." Alaska, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, going on than laughed at the suggestion that hunting was a method of beating prices. CREATIVE INTELLIGENCE § at Discount Records on "It would be a lot cheaper to go and (SCI) E. Grand River. Kansas, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Nevada, South Dakota, Utah and Vermont already have received more license applications than in the past. Carolina, South' steak you could find regardless of buy yourself the biggest price. I'd hate to tell you what % $500 at the door, In many other states, some officials beginning predict increases but no figures are available because license deadlines are not until CAMPUS CRUSADE SCI is the systematic study of the source, range, & 6:00 p.m. Doors open 7:30 October or November. unfoldment of creative intelligence in man & nature. SCI Idaho s 9,772 available nonresident elk FDR CHRIST contributes a wholistic integrative approach to education. and deer licenses were sold out a week before the Concert at 8:00 p.m. hunting season started. SCI provides the basis of all knowledge: development of "The woods are jammed with people hunting for the first time presents, consciousness. Transcendental Meditation is the practical in their lives," reported a resident of one hunting area. In Colorado, applications for elk licenses are up 33 per cent aspect of SCI. The SCI course is an intensive 33 - lesson presented by U.A.C. over last year when the state had 30,000 requests for available licenses. There are 17,000 available licenses this year. 15,000 COLLEGE LIFE course centered around color video - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. taped lectures by DAYSTAR. 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