Rep's proposal to criticized as maze of bureaucracy By TOM HAROLDSON Milliken's administration. The legislation, sponsored by state Mastin, who introduced the bill last develop their own particular land use plan, State News Staff Writer Rep. February with the support of 60 cosigning rather than having the federal government Philip Mastin, D-Hazel Park, would set up representatives, argues that such a plan dictate standards. Failure to What four years ago was an area of a series of bureaucratic channels for develop such with a defined set of bureaucratic channels a plan, under the studied legislation, sprawling farms and virgin woods has implementing state land use and is necessary to regulate and prevent land would result in a loss of federal evolved into the city of Southfield, eventually curb growing land developemnt funding located next to development abuses such as those in for public works. Detroit, a network of in Michigan with a series of watchdog Leelanau - the home of Sleeping Bear "The bill stipulates that states not subdivisions, highways and land agencies. sand dunes - and the Upper Penisula. adopting a land use plan would stand to development. Many older residents are not And, while Milliken and A. Gene too happy over what has happened to "Michigan is losing vast amounts of lose 7 per cent of federal funding for Gazlay, director of the Dept. of Natural farm land, unique land areas and public works, if the plan is not adopted Southfield, but lack the ability to put a Resources, agree in principle with Mastin's important land every year because there within the first year," Mastin said. "Hie stop to it. goals, they oppose his plan because of are state laws to adequately control no loss of funds increases the longer states In finger-jutting Leelanau County in what they term the "massive bureaucratic northwest Michigan, the residents are up development," Mastin said. "Local zoning wait. Thus there is considerable financial maze" he would establish to coordinate officials are finding their hands tied that could be applied by the in arms over widespread land development land by the pressure development. courts who tend to rule for land government if the legislation is adopted." that has changed a once sparsely Presently, there is no state plan that contractors and against the officials." He said his bill attempts to allow local populated resort area into a haven for decides which land is protected, other He added that because local tourists and get-rich-quick entrepreneurs. zoning laws government officials and land use planners than a few public acts characterized by are not backed by state law, the courts to provide their own particular input into Such examples of land abuse, which loop holes and vague language. The lack of result from weak state laws governing land usually rule that the ordinances are how their area will be developed. planning leading to widespread ineffective in controling unwanted land "State and local planners can work use planning and regulation has prompted development has raised the fears of state development. Backed by the state and the together in developing land use plans in a legislator to propose an citizens in parts of the state such as the land use commission, Mastin said, local their area," Mastin said. "The bill is not administrative structure to establish a land Upper Penninsula and Leelanau County, ordinances and zoning laws could stand up intended to establish virtual state control use plan for the state and end haphazard where residents are concerned that their to such undesired all land use planning. On the land development. But the legislation is area has become a haven for development. over vacationers He also said that Congress is studying contrary, the local units can benefit by receiving a cool reception from Gov. and land developers. legislation that would allow states to (continued on page 9) michigan 3lalr IMtW^ ==r»r~ Presume Agnew innocent, Nixon urges WASHINGTON (AP) - President television by leaks and innuendoes.v time." Far East. during his visits to Europe and Japan. One Nixon said Wednesday that Vice The President defended Asst. Atty. At his hastily called half-hour news See related story page 2 • He will travel to Europe himself "in is intended to update the Atlantic President Spiro T. Agnew should be Gen. Henry Petersen, the chief Agnew conference, his third in five weeks, Nixon three or four months" and also to Japan Alliance, another deals with economic presumed innocent, and he denied he had target in the controversy over news leaks also said: before the end of next year with issues and the third is a general declaration ever asked Agnew to give in to international blackmail by the resign. on a Baltimore grand jury investigation of •Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky to "breathe new life and new purpose and terrorist groups." precise timing of the trips dependent both Noting the "rather white-hot alleged kickbacks and bribes given Agnew. should reconsider his decision closing new spirit" into relations with U.S. allies. atmosphere" swirling around Agnew, "If I did not support Mr. Petersen's •Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger on foreign consultations and on "my special transit facilities for Jews leaving will visit Peking Oct. 26-29 to •He will not endorse any Republican Nixon said he hopes Agnew "will not be pursue trade responsibilities on the domestic front." handling of the investigation," Nixon said, the Soviet Union because "We simply and other issues of mutual •Three declarations of principle, rather contender to succeed him in the White tried and convicted in the press and on concern. "he would have been removed at this cannot have governments, small or large, House until "they have been tried in the Kissinger also will visit Japan while in the than one, are being negotiated for signing field of battle" in the presidential primaries. •He wouldn't discuss possible changes in Training center fun his economic game plan and declined to take sides in a debate over whether the nation's unemployment goal should be four per cent or five per cent. By DIANE SILVER completion, it will be turned over to MSU build a facility like this," Christensen said. The foundation will probably be of lifelong education to provide all people TTie President was smiling and appeared William Randolph, director of MSU's State News Staff Writer "J School *.the Administration.Graduate ™of Business current Detroit - based management dissolved after the center is completed of the State of Michigan with a wide range relaxed when he appeared in the crowded White House briefing room on less than an A ceremony kicking off fund because its sole purpose is to build the of educational opportunities." - raising if the needed $4 million is raised, program, said that the foundation was set hour's notice. Unlike his previous two activities for the construction of a new center. construction can begin early in 1974 with up because "the group of alumni who news conferences on Sept. 5 and Aug. 22 MSU Advanced The center will also be "It's presence in the greater Detroit area Management Training the first classes commencing in early 1975. formed it want to do this as a gift to the a first step in which were televised live, Wednesday's Center in the Detroit area will be held at will enable business people throughout Nearly half of the funds have already been fulfilling President Wharton's goal of University." southeastern Michigan to pursue new session was filmed and taped for later noon today in Troy. pledged by Chrysler, Ford and General One unusual feature of this project is bringing MSU's programs and resources to broadcast. President Wharton and Edward N. Cole, Motors, all Michigan residents. paths of learning and keep pace with the the lead the three major auto company's Nixon noted that the allegations "do president of Genera] Motors Corp., will be The project w® initiated by Detroit- "The new center is an important are taking, said Robert Perrin, vice not relate in any way to Agnew's activities among the 100 executives attending the area businessmen and graduates of MSU's cornerstone in MSU's expanded program (continued on page 9) president for University relations. as vice president." ceremony at the building site in the nine - year - old Advanced Management Detroit suburb. Cole, especially, is taking a major role A White House spokesman said there Program several years ago, said Don by guiding the fund drive. was "no relation whatsoever" between the The building, in an unprecedented Christensen, assistant to the Dean of the Cole said that the center "will fill arrangement for MSU, is being totally a timing of Nixon's news conference and the Graduate School of Business Education, proven need for systematic updating of televised testimony of Republican financed and built by a private foundation political "People, like the president of General managerial competence to match the saboteur Donald Segretti. made up of MSU alumni and Detroit area Motors, recognized the management knowledge explosion and new techniques businessmen. After the center's program's success and hoped one day to in today's fast changing business world." 20 PLANNED FOR MSU Unit propo alumni, Bicycles donated to city trustee By MIKEGALATOLA po By LINDA SANDEL Belaski has been buying used bikes, old him both personally and in business during State News Staff Writer bikes and bikes in need of mechanical the past five years. State News Staff Writer attention. "I wanted to say thank you to East East The ASMSU proposal to get four Lansing residents who have to get He and volunteers from the Crossroads Lansing," said Belaski. "I love biking. It's student liaisons on the board of trustees someplace in a hurry and don't have a Cycle Shop, 210 Abbott Road, have spent nonpolluting, healthful, noncongesting has spawned a proposal that faculty and personal set of wheels may soon be able to their own time repairing, painting and and good exercise. Maybe it's idealistic of jump alumni should also sit on the board. on a community-owned bicycle and mounting signs on the bikes explaining me, but I'd like to share some of that fun pedal to their destinations. Hie MSU chapter of theAmerican Assn. that they are free and available for with this community." After the of University Professors, represented by trip is completed the community use. City council accepted Belaski's newly-painted white bicycle need only be All the sign requests is that the bicycles Roy T. Matthews, associate professor of left for any other potential solution to city mass transit humanities, told the Academic Council at person who happens to are left somewhere in East Lansing or on problem calling it an exciting gift. be in need of its Tuesday meeting it believed faculty and transportation. the MSU campus for other people to use. He also plans to increase his free fleet Twenty such community bikes were alumni could provide the trustees with "What I reaily want to emphasize is that by giving MSU 20 community bicycles in presented to the East valuable input. Lansing City Council this project has been a community effort," the near future, but is not sure what Tuesday by John Belaski, owner of Belaski said. "Many volunteers from the campus unit he should approach to make "The faculty constitute a primary Crossroads Cycle, who is the driving force the offer. constituency in terms of their professional behind the community community, my store staff and the city cycle idea. And government have given much time and Several volunteers have talked with the expertise," Matthews read from the MSU^' '>'anS *° ^'VC ^ m°re ^es *° hard work to the project." Belaski said he wanted to do something MSU Dept. of Public Safety on the possibility of obtaining bikes from the association resolution. "The alumni can For the past seven contribute on the basis of their perspective or eight months for a community that has been good to salvage yard for the community system, on the educational process." but details have not yet been worked out. "We urge that any constituency Some legal problems involving the Gulf Oil Co. to community bikes and city or University liability remain to be solved. advisory board include students, faculty and alumni," the resolution concluded. Belaski said he does not believe bicycle But Larry Bartrem. executive assistant to ASMSU president Ed Grafton, said stations outside ripoff will be a problem because the bikes are old. "Two other cities, Copenhagen and a Wednesday that the faculty relate much differently to the trustees than the By MAUREEN McDONALD All Michigan Gulf Oil Co. stations small city in Canada, have successfully students do. State News Staff Writer outside the Detroit metropolitan area will used this program and solved legal "The faculty and the board are in an close by December and most out-state problems," Belanski said. "I'm East employe - employer relationship, while the -J? December your Gulf Oil Co. credit Gulf distributors will cease operations sure students have a clientele relationship," Lansing can solve them too. Wn^maynickel 1)6 W°rth "° m0re tha" 8 within the next year, according to a report Belaski discovered the community Bartrem said. in the Lansing - East presented to the Joint Legislative bicycle idea after spending several years in "Tlie students are paying for the pnsing area Committee to Investigate the Energy Copenhagen. The success of the program services MSU is providing and they have a INSIDE THURSDAY Crisis. there, his interest in community service right to determine in part how those K^maioo StrMt "•a Cedar to be widened, R.B. Phillips, executive vice president of and a firm belief in the positive effect services are rendered," he continued. River to be rerouted, pap B Gulf Oil Co.-U.S. told the special business can have on a city led him to But the faculty are being paid for the Residence hall jobi aplenty, page 8. committee that the northern and central push the idea in East Lansing, he said. services they provide, Bartrem said, so tograttl apologizes, page 2. Michigan area, along with the State of - Model Cities of Lansing has contacted their relationship with the trustees would California "is a real disaster area" for Belaski about the possibility of using the come under a labor relations heading. OUTSIDE THURSDAY profits. The firm controls seven per cent "I don't think the board wants to be A 80 par oant chance today, lay, thi National Weather of ihowan of Michigan's fuel market. program in the model cities area to improve transportation and stimulate Anyb bargaining unit at every meeting it holds," a Center. In turn, 267 Gulf stations will be sold community feeling. he continued. "This could be one result of to independent dealers or closed by John Belaski, standing, owner of Crossroads Cycle the faculty sitting VOTER REGISTRATION Belaski believes that people could Shop, speaks at on the board." December. Only one Gulf station, Larry's help the Tuesday city council meeting where he donated 20 bikes to the Bartrem also questioned the need for an solve urban transit r^,U^V 11 8 P'm' '"d' th# P#ri0C' ** Gulf, 504 W. Michigan Ave., now remains their cars on the problems by parking East Lansing community. The bikes will be parked around the alumni seat on the board. •Staring to vote In tha Nov. 6 Eait in East Lansing, out of five listed in the edge of the city and city, '"1 wasn't aware that the alumni had ^nslng city Council election. riding bicycles through the city center available to anyone needing transportation. (continued on which would be off-limits for all pressing needs which were so great as to page 9) cars. State News photo by Dave Mendrea justify a seat on the board," he said. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 4, |97J r news roundup Segretti FROM WIRE SERVICES sorry for dirty tricks' him no questions about how he was paid when he appeared commercial networks dropped out of rotating coverage. said it did not plan to carry Thursday's session. But Ch ** WASHINGTON - Political saboteur Donald H. Segretti listed before the grand jury, though they had discussed it briefly beforehand. A juror brought up the question, Segretti said. Segretti said as far as he knows Nixon was ignorant of w ^ compiled bij our national desk j his "dirty tricks" against Democratic presidential candidates for He corroborated testimony that he was paid $45,000 in salary activities, even though he kept appointments secretary Q,. the Senate Watergate Committee Wednesday. and expenses by Herbert W. Kalmbach, President Nixon's informed every step of the way. p" Then Segretti apologized and said the tricks had no place in Not long after Segretti finished a 10- page prepared personal lawyer, after being hired by Chapin and Gordon stateme politics. Firm to Strachan, another White House aide. He had been friends with the that ticked off a long list of hoaxes, the committee itself w!| appeal $4-million ruling Segretti, 32, a Los Angeles lawyer, testified under limited immunity from prosecution that he received after pleading guilty two men while attending the University of Southern California. hoaxed. A telephone caller's report of a bomb in the room caused Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., D • N.C. to hearing this week to federal charges of political sabotage. Segretti was the second witness in the "dirty tricks" phase of break or the Watergate hearings. Committee staffers said the next the morning session. No bomb was found. Segretti said he was recruited for his activities by Dwight L. w tnesses will be Robert M. Benz and Douglas Kelly, Segretti Segretti denied having anything to with the so called "Can - Detroit Edison Co. said it would appeal a $4 Chapin, then President Nixon's appointments secretary. letter," an apparent dirty trick that was a factor in the r*Sl - million He said he had agents in five states and employed tactics like agents in Florida. judgment charging the company with discrimination CBS carried Wednesday's hearings live after the other two undoing of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie. phony letters containing faked charges, planting a stink bomb in against blacks. U.S. District Judge Ramon Keith's campaign headquarters, inserting classified advertisements under decision, described by an Edison official as "wrong on ficticious names and distributing signs, bumper stickeis and JUDGE (ALLS SPECIAL SESSION the facts, wrong on the law and wrong in the extreme pamphlets under the names of nonexistent committees. At one point he said he paid 11 persons and later said the warned remedies it has ordered," said that the company had engaged in "systematic discrimination" and told the company to hire and promote more blacks. figure was 28 for operatives in Florida, New Hampshire, California, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. He told the committee that "my activities have been blown out Agnew jury of all proportion by the news media ... I have been abused by Then the jurors were legal move, which the Justic, rumor,character assassination, inuendo and a complete disregard FROM WIRE SERVICES depositions, which may be escorted by federal marshals issued at any U.S. District Dept. opposes. for the privacy of myself, my friends and my family." BALTIMORE - The federal back to their room on the fifth Atlanta mayoral race runoff set Segretti said he told then - presidential counsel John W. Dean grand jury investigating Vice Court, must be kepi sealed and floor of the courthouse. In a related the House of development III about his activities last October when the Washington Post was President Spiro T. Agnew was not made part of any public Representative Agnew, who has denounced was reported ready to vote lat« preparing to publish a number of details. After the story was warned by a judge Wednesday file, Hoffmann said. Black vice mayor Maynard Jackson will face news leaks about the next week on whether published, the White House dismissed comment • to disregard nsws stories. "In the present-day grab for to incumbent Sam Massell in a runoff election Oct. 16 to investigation and blamed demand an inquiry into th,: Segretti said the original federal Watergate prosecutors asked U.S. District Judge Walter E. priority in getting news items, Justice decide who becomes Atlanta, Ga.'s mayor. Dept. sources, has allegations against] Hoffmann, assigned to liandle the news media frequently moved to halt the grand jury Agnew. Democratic House Jackson, who could become the city's first black the inquiry into allegations of overlook the rights of others, mayor, led an 11 - man field in Tuesday's election, but Suit against impoundment kickbacks and bribes, especially where criminal investigation on the grounds it is unconstitutional to indict leaders, who said they did not want to interfere with failed to get the necessary majority. Jackson got 46.6 summoned the jury to an matters are involved," him or try him in any criminal the Hoffmann later told the 18 courts, turned down a request extraodinary public hearing court. Hoffmann has set a from Agnew last week for per cent of the vote, followed by Massell, who polled from the 19.8 per cent. reaches Supreme Court and lectured responsibilities. them on their jurors present 22-member panel. hearing for Oct. 12 on this full investigation. Black candidates, who won five of 18 city council Earlier, Hoffmann had met seats, face white candidates in runoff elections for three WASHINGTON STAR-NEWS Georgia, skipping over the privately with lawyers for seats and black opponents in runoffs for four seats. lower federal courts, filed the Agnew and the Justice Dept. suit directly with the Supreme Hoffmann gave Agnew's WASHINGTON - Though Court last May. The state lawyers broad authority to the Watergate tapes case has invoked the highest court's subpena Justice Dept. officials, yet to reach the Supreme and others to find "original jurisdiction" over newsmen Roosevelt denies plot role again Court, the justices are already disputes between a state and sources of news leaks. faced with a decision on how the federal government. The subpenas for to deal with the issue of the limits of presidential power. Elliott Roosevelt told the senate government The State News is published by the students of The issue has been raised in operations subcommittee that charges that he helped a lawsuit that challenges the Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, plot an assassination attempt against the prime minister right of President Nixon to of the Bahamas were "vicious lies" and a "hoax." Wednesdays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a impound funds appropriated special Welcome Week edition is published in The son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt by Congress. In the next few weeks, September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. urged the subcommittee to prosecute for perjury two the Member Associated Press, United Press men who linked him to a purported attempt on the life justices are expected to decide whether to rule on the pending International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan of Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden O. Pindling. Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan impoundment suit, wait for another impoundment case to Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. come along or duck the touchy Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Last Calley appeal starts today political issue altogether. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, The current suit involves Michigan, 48823. Phones: $65.3 million in federal funds Lt. William L. Calley Jr., convicted of murder in the My Lai massacre, will begin his final appeal today before earmarked for the Georgia. The state claims that state of News/Editorial Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 A DIAMONDS^ the U.S. Court of Military Appeals, the top court. military the Nixon administration has illegally money impounded the Business Office Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 f FOR YOUR Calley, 29, was senteifced tH-S5§"years at hard labor f ' """""BMWOO &>r murdering at least yi, Vietnamese civilians and A ruling on the suit could jp • Campus Information OUEEH assaulting a Vietnamese child with intent to murder. affect the entire amount of Calley's lawyer will argue that Calley had no malice, money impounded administration — an estimated by the OF HEARTS so that what happened at My Lai on March 16, 1968, was manslaughter, not murder. $9 billion to $14.7 billion - and could pass judgment on the legality of presidential impoun ment in general. Tunney finds food budget small *★★★★★★** L HEALTH RESTORED * Sen. John V. Tunney, D - £ the NATURAL WAY * DR. EUGENE W. 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Famous Artists: BRAHD NAMES Shultz leaves Soviet deadlock Salvadore Dali, Norman Rockwell, Barbara Mercier, Sandu Liberman, Pablo such as: Picasso, Aldo Luongo, Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz left Moscow LeRoy Nieman, Edna Hibel, •NORTH FACE Graciela BouLanger, Kaiko after failing to break a deadlock threatening to stall Moti, Lionel Barrymore, •ALPINE DESIGN improved Soviet - American trade relations. 4 no" He had tried to explain congressional refusal to Rubin Ruvins. •GERRY authorize tariff cuts for Russian goods unless free •W00LRICH cover emigration of Russian Jews and other Soviet groups was allowed. •CAMP7 Leonard Downtown Meanwhile, the Israeli government said Austria's decision to close the Schoenau transit camp "constitutes Plaza Building a serious impairment of the foundations of morality and I international law and is liable to encourage additional 309 N. Washington, Lansing Sun., Oct. 14 Doors open at Nooi RAUPP acts of violence." Campfitters Auction 1 P.M. Schoenau camp near Vienna continued to process Refreshments served Everything must be sold to Soviet Jews emigrating to Israel. There was no word on the bare walls! Auctioneer — Dr. Sonensheln 2208 E Michigan when the camp, which processes an average of 40 to 120 Mon.Eri. to 8 P.M. people a day, will close. ALSO. Detroit Ann , Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 4, 1973 3 kesponse to discrimination charges City council to review By LINDA SANOEL check and correct this situation The organization, known as to the Traffic Commission, Restaurant, 131 Albert St., for Eyde Construction Co., that I State Newi Staff Writer immediately," Councilwoman the Student Goalition Aimed at Planning Commission and the a pool room housing 4 - 6 pool parcel of land on Abbott Road a Mary Sharp said. "I was not Reducing Exotic City Ripoff Environmental Equality and tables. The aware of this restaurant is north of M - 78 be rezoned was procedure and it Weaponry (SCARECROW), Esthetics Task Force for scheduled to open in mid is subject to proof, but if this • referred to the planning ■]n response to charges that made its first public complaint consideration. October. discrimination exists, it should Commission. The company I city of East Lansing during the council meeting In other action, the council wishes to build 136 be stopped." against the "victimless crimes" living units fcctices discrimination in its granted a license to Dooley's A request from the George on the property. gEng procedures, city council The council adopted a caused by the East Lansing ■d Tuesday it will advise motion introduced by Sharp parking system. •continuation of the policies which asked that the city SCARECROW asked the ■hey are proved to exist. 1'l he Public Interest Research Trnp in Michigan (P1RGIM) establish an affirmative action program aimed at correcting discrimination against city to authorize and establish a commission to review and revise the city parking system. City ends animal control; Jcused the city Tuesday of minorities and women. It also requested that the city restrain its representatives county catchers to do job Such a program is required ■ng two job application lms - one that is given to of all employers under federal and agents from issuing tickets ■th men and women and antidiscrimination for alleged violations while the guidelines. ■other given only to women. system is under review. Francienne Walker, member ■The second form specifically Councilman George Griffiths of the PIRGIM board of The estimated 8,000 dogs in East Lansing have County dog - hassling won't start, however, lestions female applicants' directors at MSU, said that said he would look into the had an easy time dodging the wily city animal until publication of the new city Jrice skills. project in the near future. warden during the past month and they probably City Manager John Patriarche policy which PIRGIM would follow the said won't be for ■ PIRGIM asked the city to situation closely and would be The council also received won't have to start running for at least another at least two weeks. ^continue use of the second in contact with Sharp about notice of the Ingham County two weeks. In the meantime the "dogs life" in East irm entitled, "Female implementing the affirmative Road Commission plans to East Lansing has been without an animal Lansing will be pretty easy, liployment Applicants Office action program. relocate and to rebuild the control officer for nearly three weeks now, East Naert said that the county would begin limited ■ills." Kalamazoo Street Coundlwoman The I ma Evans, in her third meeting since bridge Lansing Police Chief Steve Naert said Wednesday, coverage of East Lansing within the next week. ¥ It also asked that the city During the meeting's open between Harrison Road and In addition, the city council Tuesday night replacing George Colburn, voted with the other four He added that the police department has been ■vise it general form so that all public forum, Randall A. Clippert Street. The voted to rescind the city's present animal councilmembers to send a 136 - apartment development covering the city's emergency animal problems ■plicants can answer office Kalember, 330 N. Harrison construction project involves ordinance and allow Ingham County to take over and will continue to do so until the new county proposal to the City Planning Commission. nils questions regardless of Road, introduced a new, open rechanneling of the Red Cedar the dog • catching domain. program goes into effect. State News photo by Dave Mendrea coalition which he said will River. am shocked that we were attempt to tighten up "relaxed given an opportunity to ethics" in city politics. Project plans were referred jest manager inder new onti ■Seven nights of "Southern Comfort," "Love violate the township's new law. 3np 7," and "The Toy Box" proved to be all Police officers arrested the Crest's Randall Posorek, charging him with manager, ■ridian Township officials would take. violation of the township's new law, which bans display of ■ Township officials - who adopted an "pictorially offensive, sexually explicit Itipomography law in mid - August - moved materials." Posorek was arraigned in Mason ■esday night to stop the Crest Drive - in from District Court. ■ntinuing showings of the three movies, which The Crest had stopped showing "Mary ■wnship attorney Theodore Swift believes Poppins" fare Sept. 27. East Lansing deputy registrars have been warned to tum in all |ity clerk sets voter registration forms by 8 p.m. Friday. City Clerk Beverly Colizzi cautioned depuUes Wednesday that day deadline any registrations submitted to her City Hall office — 410 Abbott Road - after the Friday deadline would not be valid for East Dr voter forms Lansing's Nov. 6 city council election. we offer smsus -sf. an alternative Buddy Guy & Junior Wells it s at Open Thurs. & Fri. Nights til 9 Park Free with purchase Belt ... '10 you'll love . . . 1 Weds. & Thurs. s2°° Fri. & Sat. playing thru Sat. Benita Latigo Comfortable? Of course .. . . but the look is "somethin' else!" Matched shoes, bags and belts in brown latico leather with the look of hand-tooled floral designs. See LASTCALL in these and tons of other great our exciting new shoe department. foot fashions , FOR SAVERS Friday, Oct. 5, is the last day your MSU Employees Credit Union will be offering time deposits with annual returns of 6%, 7%, and 7 Vz%. We will, however, continue to offer one-year 6 V2% time deposits* on amounts of as little as $1500 when you maintain a $1000 balance in your share or 572% deposit account. "This deposit program is subject to change when economic conditions dictate. jjfljy MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION 600 E. Crescent Rd. • Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. Burley ... *28 Shoulder bag . . . *28 COMMENTARY Under Uncle Sam's mustache, men were a deprived of their right to smile make Injustice Dept., then the government By RUSSELL BAKER the Republicans. From inside the moat Lovers of American law customarily In fact, Uncle Sam is something like the ought to provide a comparable source !i New York Times they filled the television screens of six man in the cigar commercial who keeps their protest? wealth and power for the aid of give themselves airs at this stage of this perso continents with self-praise of a density and repetitious story, for, they say, it shows threatening that he is going to get you. whom the government sets out to Here is an alarming little news story. It get volume that would have made a pharaoh that the American legal system manages When Uncle Sam sets out to get you, he is is about eight men who went to Florida in How about being required to spend 14 blush. finally to serve justice. And yet, very little going to get you. He doesn't know how. 1972 with a mind to stage some sort of months of their lives preoccupied with The legal costs of being a defend** All that is politics, and perfectly all justice was done in this case, or in many Maybe by putting you in prison, maybe by protest against the Vietnam War. lawyers and absorbed with the threat of ought to be paid in full by the government right, the politician's trade being, on others like it which have ended in letting you escape prison and merely imprisonment? Who among us can afford if it fails to get you. Why should It was not an illogical place for protest. occasion, to fool all of the people some of to be distracted from his normal work for r Both Democrats and innocent person have to the time — but only for their own good, go jr Rep ublicans more than a year while the government bankruptcy because John Mitchell do® mind you, only for their own good. The held their attempts to put us away? like his looks? Travel costs should be eight men in this alarming news story were Whether defendants in such cases are conventions that in politics, too. "In fact, Uncle Sam is something like the man in the cigar too. Hotel bills and bail f,,,' summer in Miami convicted or not probably makes small commercial who keeps threatening that he is going to get you. When compensation for time missed from the Beach, largely difference to the government. Hie Uncle Sam sets out to get you, he is going to get you. He doesn 't punishment for being indicted is severe job and compensatory damages for because Miami Beach worry knQw how. Maybe by putting you in prison, maybe by letting you and fretting and time lost from is an artificial city Very quickly, however, they ceased enough to make a man swear off act),, cut off from the being in politics and became in jail. The escape prison and merely driving you into bankruptcy. But he is disagreements with reigning politicians for opposition to the government. Justice Dept. had them indicted on the rest of his life, which is really what world by a natural going to get you." moat, and this moat charges of conspiring to do violence within governments want. Why not, in fact, permit the bringing of the moat, which they never reached, of The Nixon administration's use of these extremely expensive, time-consumin. mentally arose BAKER indictments to preoccupy, harass and indictments against any attorney mainly from a sense among men wno ran course, on account of their major problem genera] bankrupt opponents of the Vietnam War who has you indicted for a political the country that they had behaved so with the law. crime acquittals for persons charged with driving you into bankruptcy. But he is has been part of a general policy of and can't make it stick? With a clear badly about the war that sensible persons political crimes in the last decade. going to get you. injustice pursued by the Justice Dept. understanding, of course, that he has to might be tempted to make an This alarming little news story, for since the early 1960s to compel people to pay all his legal costs out of his own bank embarrassing scene about it. They were tried this summer in example. It states that the eight men who Politicians dislike scenes in election quit complaining about Vietnafn and love balance, even if a jury clears him. Gainesville. After deliberating briefly, a wanted to protest the war at Miami Beach The financial drain of being tried by the war. If the government can't get you fajj years. They want to hear their excellence jury found them not guilty. This was 14 have bills of about $150,000 as a result. praised before the multitude, and this was months after their arrest and five weeks of the government is only part of the grand The remedy seems obvious enough. If and square, it ought to have to think twice Being tried by Uncle Sam is an expensive the Justice Dept. is going to function as an before it tries. the game plan in Miami Beach, at least for trial. disaster. What of the fact that the eight luxury. State News William W. Whiting Beth Ann Masalkoski Gerald H. Coy Editor-in-chief Advertising Manager General Manager Andrea Austin Staff representative Opinion Page Jim Bush City editor Michael J. Fox Managing editor Lynn Henning Sports editor Jonathans. Kaufman Nationaleditor John W. Lindstrom Campus editor Editorials reflact the opinion of the majority of the Stat* News Kathy Siezurawski Copy chief Boh \ovosad Opinion Page editor editors. Staff column*, commentaries, points of view and letters to the Craig Porter Photo editor editor we the personal opinion of the individual writers. K EDITORIALS Legislators need index of political Ethics is a difficult word to report was published last August. political ethics most commonly The report centers around four 'BUT, MRS. MEIR, IF THE AUSTRIANS HADN'T GONE ALONG WITH THE TERRORISTS define and the state Special Senate break down, . Study Committee on Political areas of ethical concern in politics: Quite a few years ago, Atty. Gen. ^ WHERE WOULD THAT LEAVE US?' Ethics has its hands full defining it open meetings, lobbying, conflict Frank J. Kelley came up with what for legislative action. But with an of interest and campaign financing. *:;$!■ he b^ljeved were some*§f*the mpst POINT. OF VIEW election coming up next year, time All are difficult areas to define and flagriijt acts of unethical lobbying, "' is running out to achieve some positive changes. the committee is feeling the pressure to come up with concrete Tnee normal nc practice of lobbyists i$ to purchase meals and drinks for Children learn This committee was formed last suggestions on improving current legislators. January to study and recommend laws. Lobbyists on occasion share By FRED BELINSKY honestly and creatively at Goodman then have a learning experience in a free school. 1 ways of defining and enforcing The most hotel rooms with legislators and Instructor at Goodman School learning, including the basics, will fall I hope you don't passively accept the I pressing area of Editor's naturally into place. whole- world, but rather realize that you 1 note: this is written in political ethics. Its preliminary final concern is lobbying. This is where pay the bill for the accomodations. I think it is ironic that the little girl can have an impact on its change if you 1 Some maintain a hospitality suite response to the point of view of Patricia Nardi, which appeared in the Sept. 28 mentioned in your letter is a housemate can avoid being mechanized, regimented I which is available for legislators. State News, under the headline "Students and good Mend of mine. I can assure you her feelings on Goodman school and and stifled in great part by oppressive institutions. | Lobbyists assist legislators and pay price to attend free school." relatives of legislators in obtaining Marble school are much mare profound than Whether Goodman school people ot J jobs with the lobbyists' employers. I don't know you but am disturbed by they were made out to be in your letter. public school people will be "better 1 the apparent inflexibility of your attitude Other favors, such as greens fees toward schooling and its relationship to Like all of us, her feelings about things equipped to handle real - life situation" 1 life. My disturbance for the most part is change all the time and right now she is seems a moot question. We at Goodmu I at golf courses, boat cruises and having a learning experience in the public have chosen to take control of some of the I not directed at you, but rather the fear gifts of imported liquor, are and knowledge that people like you In schools. I only wish that the people in the decisions along the way pertaining to the education of our children. | regularly supplied by lobbyists or public schools could as easily choose to powerful positions can and do make their employers for the legislators' decisions that destroy personal differences benefit. of opinions and alternative institutions. As a result of such questionable We at Goodman Free School certainly LETTER POLICY have different Ideas about what we are The State News practices, legislators often end up looking for ourselves and for the children welcomes all letters. Letters indebted to the lobbyists and we teach. We do not accept the "nine to should be typed to a 65 return the favors of wining and five reality of the world" and are not ■ space line and triple spaced. dining by being more partial to the "training our graduates" to prepare for it. There are thousands of people, believe Letters should be signed and lobbyists' concerns. it or not, who are doing what they like at include hometown, student, The committee says it is taking the times when they feel most like it and faculty or staff standing and its time and trying to come up with supporting themselves at the same time. local address. No unsigned really effective legislation. This is People like Billy Jean King, Pablo Piccasso letters will be accepted. and B.B. King are only three examples of Letters may be edited for great if it succeeds, but time is people who seem to have found happiness clarity and conciseness to running out. An election is coming in their work. up next year and most accommodate more letters of the It is true that at the Goodman school Senate will be on the page, but definitely soon busy we play a lot. We believe that learning is will not be edited for campaigning. not a 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. drag that we have to "face up to." In our opinion, learning is a content. If this ethics study is still in the function of life, and if we can live openly. planning stage when elections start rolling around, there is a great chance it will be shoved under the table until there opportune time to work is a more on it. This Running To the Editor: books across corresponding to the order, in the right (Transportation, you know..) would be a tragic mistake. Some people, out in the "real world" amount, arriving for the first day of class. September 1972. McGraw • Hill book There is a need for political may think that instructors have an easy Having confessed my bias, here is my late (another one). Students without time and carry out God knows what record: books for weeks... ethics legislation, and the sooner incomprehensible pursuits snugly sheltered May 1970. Bookstore orders my April 1973. Appleton • Century Crofts the better. A list of political do's • from the worries of a hustling life. McGraw Hill book from Macmillan. Error - book on time, but could not be located to and don't's would further legitimize Not so at MSU, where dealing with the had to wait until customer spotted it in back room. Students without books. relations between lobbyists and MSU Bookstore provides us with the rich September. Hundreds of students without September 1973. New management, legislators and make elected ulcer - building opportunities of more books for weeks... new bookstore image, reform and service- lawmakers more accountable to the glamorous trades, such as your river ■ boat April 1971. Bookstore orders Canadian Out of more than 300 McGraw ■ Hill gambler or cocoa futures broker. book from Paris (written in French, you books ordered, 70 come on the shelves. public interest. My record is by no means exceptional, know..) via New York. Students without Hundreds of students without books. I fear, it is just that I have never given up books for weeks. When books arrived price New policy: for courses in series, boob chasing the impossible dream: a handbook had gone up from $3.95 to $7.50. are ordered only for the first one. You have to fill in blanks for the other, but tw Lifelong education bookstore will not order them. Even for your first course, you only half of what you will ordered becait* {« your book list was passed on to tne MSU's dream of lifelong education was given a shot in Currently, this program is housed in rented buildings competition in town and they want» the arm today by the announcement of a new Advanced around the Detroit area. piece of the action too. . , Management Center to be located in Troy. This instructor's patience has been tn« The center, to be built by funds donated by Chrysler, Lifelong education, designed to provide everyone in onetime too many. He is going to takeW Michigan with a wide range of educational the underground. I hereby announce that^ Ford, and General Motors and some small businesses, will be operated by MSU's Graduate School of Business opportunities, has been one of the long - range plans of am contemplating drastic action ' Administration. The 20 acre site was donated by the University for the last few years. This center will violating copyrights, running books ' from across the river, having them hand bring it one step closer to reality. Chrysler Corp. copied by Black Forest gnomes, 1 The Advanced Management Program, to be housed in MSU must continue to explore and take advantage of ordering them from an adult bookstoi* the new center, is designed to prepare professional offers like the Advanced Management Center to insure All of which would be illegal but certain y safer than dealing with the MSU Bookstore. executives for greater responsibility within their that lifelong education will continue to expand and companies. encompass people of all ages. Jacques Lawd# Dept of Romance Langu«. DETROIT (UPI) — The president of Wayne research done by a few East State University Wednesday criticized a recent recommendation by the Committee for Economic Development that tuition charges be doubled at public colleges and universities. Cullen said the committee's recommendation "appears to be indirect opposition to a report from the Carnegie Commission on Higher Lansing residents in recent years, Mark Charles, one center's founders, said. of the , RosesvS"? JOfk 6 for s2" 12 for s4" Education which urges public colleges and "We felt there was a real "The students we serve at Wayne State universities to provide more and varied need for question answering University have, by-and-large, marginal support educational training opportunities for a greater and opportunities to pass along for their college education," George E. Cullen variety of citizens. what we've learned," Charles Jr., Wayne State president. "We want to Public higher education has always been said. encourage these students to come to us and to committed to providing higher education to The answering service has stay with us, no matter now many years it may everyone who wants and needs it, and at the helped five to 10 people a day Third meeting Topless take. lowest possible cost," Cullen said. since mid-September, Charles "But we can't provide the education they need He added that it would be Jim Milletello, 563 W. McDonel Hall senior, entertains as a impossible to meet said. if we are forced to raise tuition to the levels the growing needs for education and topless go-flo dance ir at the opening of the McDonel Hall training "Damage deposits are the suggested by the committee. Its intentions are good, among older and working people on the one grill. State News photo by Gary Safron but wholly out of touch with the realities of hand and then to increase tuition on the other. most common problem," he said. 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His singing for around 16 years," Wells "I didn't write the blues, voice is like a knife cutting Buddy Guy and Junior Wells Both Guy and Wells got other dudes did long are like brothers, only they said, a jiving soul who is some through thick cheese. Sung by their reputations in Chicago, before me. The blues is being someone else, his blues would enjoy being with each other probably the premier every minute they're together. harmonica player in music with Guy battling the guitar brought up on a plantation and be tiring. But Guy soothes never having felt the high life, rather than wearies. And for the rest of this week at today. "We know what to Kings - B.B. and Freddie - every week. but knowing it's there and the Stables, they will be expect from each other and we together singing and playing know how to play to each singing it." Wells stands at tne the blues ft* a $1.50 cover other. It's a nice feeling and "People, and that includes microphone, Guy at his side, blacks, just don't know we're Wells adds, "The blues is and sings with more rhythm around. Or at least they don't feeling good when you sing and soul. He makes his voice want to acknowledge us," Guy them. When I talk to you, and more flexible, like the wide - said, who talks as clean and you talk to me about the blues, ranging sounds he makes on his concisely as he plays guitar and and we both feel the same harmonica. Together, Guy and sings. "AM radio keeps playing thing, and we feel better for Wells don't clash. Instead, they the same eight records all the it, then that's the blues." complement each other. Their last album was THE PERFORMING produced by Eric Clapton, one ARTS COMPANY of the few guitarists, according to Guy, "who doesn't have to Buddy and hide behind a fuzz tone to be Buddy Guy and Junior Wells get down ) some good blues at the Stables each evening ADULT X MOVIES PRESENTS, good. All I have on my guitar is volume and bass. And I've had through Saturday. State News photo by Dave Olds people like Clapton and Gompletemew^Show (Jimmy) Page and a lot of good guitarists come up to me and BDAILY 9 A.M. • 4 A.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M. • MIDNIGHT® say that they borrowed some ADMISSION $3.00 things from me. I guess that's a compliment. COUPLES $5.00 "Junior and I are the last of the black cats playing urban 8 p.m. channel 12 "Toma." of disguise and a loner who Glass and Daniel Ullman, deals Jj RHARHARHARHARHARHA George Haimsohn and Robin Miller An entertaining take - off on blues." Junior Wells and Buddy This series that TV Guide characterized as a cross pursues a criminals, but who has compassionate conception of with thb series' favorite theme the waste of revenge. The f ] musical movies of the 1930s Guys are around now, at the law enforcement. "The Oberon bitter feud between two m between "Mission Impossible" Presents Stables for three more And all they want to do nights. is have and "The French Connection" Contract" concerns Eddie finds Caine caught in t„. OCTOBER 9-14 Siatti, an ex convict friend people hear their blues. premiers tonight. Toma, played • who Toma suspects has been middle, with one suspecting | set up to take the rap for a him of being an assassin and [\ FAIRCHILD THEATRE 8:15 p.i syndicate murder. the other's daughter wishing to | marry him. 44 THIS IS A CASH TICKETS NOW ON SALE FAIRCHILD THEATRE BOX OFFICE 9 p.m. channel 12 "Kung Fu." 10 p. channel 12 "Streets of San Francisco." | 'The Assassin,".by Spooner FELLINI MOVIE PHONE - 355-0148 "Before I Die," written by Albert Ruben and directed by I | William Hale, looks like a good 1 FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER SEEN SEASON COUPON BOOKS STILL AVAILABLE! BELL'S bet. 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[ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 4, 1973 9 Gulf Oil Co. stations to close by December (continued from page 1) state is one million gallons of delusions of grandeur." he said. telephone book one year ago. gas short of the necessary "But we have a duty to do Larry Dreffs, owner of the allotment and that school something for the State of East Lansing station said he districts in the northern area Michigan." had not been directly informed may have to close down for of Gulfs plans to discontinue lack of fuel to power school Fuel allocations will his lease, but he said his buses among other things. probably crimp the diesel, jet customers have kept him up to The committee will submit a and kerosene fuel markets first, date. preliminary report to the and then hit passenger cars, The joint committee legislature when it reconvenes according to Fitzgerald. "It's investigating the energy crisis in late October and later better to keep a guy warm in has many options to meet the submit its full report with his house than in his car," he burgeoning fuel shortage but possible recommendations for said. the chairman of the committee legislation. admits all of the options are Mandatory fuel allocation is How close homes will come grim. a strong possibility, Fitzgerald to a fuel crisis Fitzgerald does State Rep. William said. not know. "It all depends on Fitzgerald, D-Detroit, admits "We are only a legislative how bitter the winter gets," he Advanced M that, with Gulf leaving the northern region "high and committee; I do not have any said. The project will be privately financed and then donated dry," his committee may have NOTE: TONIGHT'S y PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 H«5 to MSU for This it an artist's rendering of the naw $4 million MSU Advanced to re-evaluate the free PERFORMANCE operation by the Graduate School of Business of Management Classes enterprise system. SPONSORED BY Management Canter which will be constructed on a 20-acre site in Troy. should begin in early 1975. "Gulf says they can not LANSING NAACP make a profit in the northern area. If they can not make a The wit, humor and soul MSU Advanced Management Training Center has fund raising kickoff profit how do they expect newly functioning independent of the living word. dealers to make a go of it?" he (continued from page 1) This program is a two year Participants are selected and asked. large companies is limited building will be built on 20 leading to I technological advances that are course master's sponsored by their company because a they prefer to have all acres of land immediately Phillips told the committee daily reshaping their degree in business Ford, General Motors, types of jobs represented in the north of 1-75 Freeway at the Wednesday that Gulf >xistence," Wharton said. administration. People who Chrysler, Michigan Bell, IBM, classroom discussions. southeast distributors would deliver gas corner of Crooks and The core of the center's already hold responsible and several smaller companies, Participants continue their Square Lake (19 Mile) roads. to independent dealers for the | program will be the existing ed management positions take including Detroit-area regular job while spending The site was donated by next year, while closing all Management part in the program to fill in hospitals, have participated. eight hours per week in class. Chrysler Corporation. their own stations. STAX FILMS/ WOLPER PICTURES Presents WATTSTAX starring ISAAC which has been the background information A His committee has HAYES • THE STAPLE SINGERS • LUTHER INGRAM • JOHNNIE TAYLOR spokesman for the 120 executives are currently The center will incorporate been out of rented ALBERT KING and OTHERS « From COLUMBIA PICTURES they need to move up in their program noted that the participating in the program. the newest audio visual holding hearings since July to r—, I quarters in the Detroit area. company. number of participants from The determine the extent of the | Original Score is available on STAX RECORDS | 30,600 square foot educational equipment, a business library, computer and energy shortage in Michigan. Rep's proposal on land use called bureaucratic console room for training Members have learned that the (continued from page 1) formulating his own land use input from subordinate which would hear and decide planning proposals and will agencies involved in appeals from local governments I stronger laws backing them present them in the near coordinating the land usage. involved in an aspect of the future. He added that specific An While opponents of the bill advisory council, jand use plan attention will be given to consisting of 40 members agree with Mastin's contention supporting agricultural that a state land U9e plan is representing business, citizens, taxation relief, outlining labor and land groups in the necessary, they will not agree sanctions on shoreline and state. This council would with the mechanics of bringing unique-areas land use and other provide the various interest that plan to creation. individual legislative proposals "The Mastin bill is groups a forum for making dealing with land use planning. their ideas on state land use bureaucratically cumbersome "The governor is most but it is only the mechanics of planning known. concerned with land-use A state the bill that I disagree with," land adjudicatory planning in Michigan and is board, an independent Gazlay, director of the Dept. studying various proposals to agency within the governor's office. of Natural Resources said. "I alleviate the land development agree with his philosophy that boom, Mason said. tougher laws are needed to The main aspects of the control rising and abusive land Mastin bill include: development. But I can't agree A seven member land use that an entirely new bureaucratic commission, housed in the process is needed." Dept. of Natural Resources, that would establish a state Gazlay and Milliken's land use aide Mark Mason feel that land use plan after receiving amendments to existing laws are a more viable solution and lly easier to legislate. They suggest that existing state agencies could be legidated to handle the same functions that Mastin would allocate to his proposed channels.* Mason said that Milliken is Thursday, October 4, 1973 FRANKLY SPEAKING... by phil frank [ E"plov~"' JM] FULL Secretary typing required, GRADS. MALE, share apa 1965 COMET 6 - Cylinder. New MTRESSES NEEDED - MONTE CARLO 1972 - shorthand desired. Quiet, near campus, Laun{i front - end, brakes, battery. 20 immediately • full time, nights at $70 each plus deposit. mpg. Cheap! 355-0947, Immaculate condition, $400 below Blue Book price. PAUL REVERE'S. 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Part time THE STEINHAUS, 6045 West p.m. 4-10-9 Animals DODGE 1963. Runs good. $100 or blue, automatic, buckets and Saginaw. 3-10-4 promoting student travel. Call or Mobile Homes reasonable offer. Phone wheels, good condition. $945. CLOSE TO campus, 1 bedroom write (include your telephone •LOST & FOUND 349-3381.5-10-5 Phone 349-3799. 5-10-9 number): VAGABOND TOURS, PART TIME auto clean - up and unfurnished, to sublet through Box 549, Evanston, Illinois, building maintenance work. May. Call 337-7520, after 5pm •PERSONAL DODGE 19 65. Good OPEL KADETTE Rally 5-10-10 60204 (3121 328-0110. 3-10-8 Apply Kalamazoo Street Body •PEANUTS PERSONAL transportation, new battery, Radio, good tires. $375. Call Shop, 2628 East Kalamazoo alternator, voltage regulator, Russ at 349-1010 or 349-4628. Street. 3-10-4 FEMALE NEEDED, for 4 •REAL ESTATE GIRL WANTED to help invalid man exhaust, good tires. $250. 5-10-4 •RECREATION lady. 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. No 349-1715 after 6 p.m. 7 10-4 MARRIED PEUGEOT 304 weekends or holidays. HOUSEPARENTS - term. $60/month, Cedarvievv 1971. Must sell, •SERVICE ED2-5176. 2-10-5 couple needed to supervise Apartments. 332-2186 310-5 DODGE CORONET 500, 1970. good condition. Call after 6:00 Instruction group home for retarded adult 383 engine, bucket seats, air. p.m. 355-5519. 5-10-8 ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKElEY, CA 94709 females under community TWO OR three AM-FM, vinyl top, Mag wheels, DELIVER BAGELS - Make extra man; furnished, Typing Service PLYMOUTH 1965. 4 - door sedan. money! Car necessary. Call Bob. mental health. Phone 393-7477. close, utilities paid, after 5 pm Call 373-7728. 3-10-4 •TRANSPORTATION 10-10-9 337-2571. 3-10-5 •WANTED FAIRLANE 1967 8 cylinder, Immaculate body and excellent running condition. $300. Phone 339-2075.4-10-5 "]0 332-0300. b-1-10-4 PART TIME employment with WAITRESSES OVER 18 ONE MAN for 2 bedroom duple* automatic, new tires, 60,000 experience helpful. Sunday - multi - manufacturer distributor Near Sparrow. $72.50. 485 0573 miles. $350. 332-8781. 3-10-4 ••RATES*' VOLVO - 164E 1973. Low miles, JOIN THE COMPLETE auto Thursday, 4 p.m. - 11 p.m. after 5:30 p.m. 5-109 PLYMOUTH 1970, V-8, < - 12-20 hours per week. air, electric over drive, all cooperation. Auto repairs, 50% Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. - 4 1971 FIAT-850 SPIDER, 35 mpg. power steering, 63,000 miles. Automobile required. 351-5800. off labor. 215 East a.m. Full and part time offered. $1,175,394-1692 5-10-10 leather, exquisitely maintained, on C-1-10-4 new top, snow tires. $1600. Call Kalamazoo Street. 489-1346. Apply 2820 East Grand River, negotiable price. Serious parties weekdays after 6 p.m. 655-3177. 0-10-31 UNCLE JOHNS PANCAKE PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, 1970, only. 353-6453, 489-5549 after TELEPHONE SALES, male or 4-10-5 HOUSE. 9-10-8 6 p.m. 3-10-5 $135/month plus deposit. Phone 2-door hardtop, V-8, automatic. female, full or part time. Call Power steering, 63,000 miles. DO-IT-YOURSELF with repair 351-6320 or 351-6321. X-5-10-9 627-5454 2-10-4 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 $1,125. 373-1663, 394-1692 after 5.3-10-8 j Motorcycles ]H manuals for foreign CHEQUERED FLAG,2605 East cars. ESCORTS WANTED. Earn while MALE/NIGHT Receptionist. Lansing area. Monday through COUPLE, ONE bedroom furnished, Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile west Friday 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. Call Jane FORD ECONOLINE window you learn. Part time or full time. utilities included $145. of campus. 487-5055. c-10-31 489-6501.5-10-4 vane, 1967. New clutch, rebuilt PONTI AC 1970 Bonneville $3/hour. 489-1215. C-10-10-9 349-4071, 349-3084. 3-10-5 1969 305cc HONDA Excessory engine. $450 firm. Call convertible repossessed loaded, $1500 actual, $500. MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East DELIVERY HELP wanted. Musi 349-4072. b-1-10-4 accepting bids. 351-2660 MASSEUSES WANTED. We will PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 655-3297 evenings. X-10-5 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. have own car. Call DOMINO'S between 8:30-4:30. 5-10-10 South. Lovely, modern two Complete auto painting and TROWBRIDGE after 4 p.m. FORD LTD Wagon 1968, 10 bedroom apartment, carpeting, 25 3.75 10.00 16.25132.50 PONTIAC 1971, Catalina. Two YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW, collision service. 485-0256. 351 7100. 10-10-8 passenger, full power. Factory RICKMAN. Fall prices now in C-10-31 paneling, disposal. $175, DEADLINE air, hitch, rack. One owner. door, air conditioning, full including heat. 393-2468. 5 10-9 effect. Parts, services, helmets, WANT TO hire part-time help for 1 P.M. one class power, automatic transmission, NEED: EFFICIENT organizer to day Clean, A-1 mechanical condition leathers, and custom accessories. body shop. Some experience before publication. $900. 349-0683, after 5:00 p.m. 5-10-8 clean. $2,050. 1-313-632-5214. 5-10-10 SHEP'S MOTOR SPORTS, INC. Employment I* do week housecleaning 3 afternoons a in nearby faculty home. necessary. Flexible hours. M-78 NEED ONE girl to share two man 2460 North Cedar, Holt. Just BODY SHOP, East Lansing. apartment immediately. Call 351-1880. 2-10-5 Peggy 351 5390. 3-10-5 south of 1-96 overpass. Phone 337-0496. 3-10-4 Peanuts Personal ads FORD GALAXIE 1964.Automatic, PONTIAC, 1965, Super Clean, 694-6621. c-5-10-5 must be pre-paid. radio, recent valve job and tune rebuilt everything, radio, $375. TOPLESS MODELS, for WAITRESSES, EXPERIENCED in ~ ~~~ NEEDED ONE or two men for up. New battery, generator. 882-9808, 351-9042. 3-10-5 NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA - photography studio. Call both food and drinks. Apply in TELEPHONE SALES Americana Apartments Call 349-4981. 5-10-9 489-1215 for appointment. person after 6 Earn Christmas money, days or and service, factory p.m. Paul after 5:00 p.m. 351 5092 Cancellations/ Corrections repair 0-10-31 PONTIAC 1965. Two - door hard trained. G.T. MOTORS, 816 NORTHWIND STABLES. evenings. Pleasant work with good 3-105 - 12 noon one class day FORD 1965 CUSTOM, excellent top. Good condition. Best offer 3-10-8 compensation. Experience an asset East Howe, Lansing 485-6815. Bartender & transportation. Very little rust or will train. Call 484-2649. 8-10-5 4TH GIRL needed to sublet winter before publications. 882-0707 after 3:00 p.m. 5-10-9 0-10-19 but paint is weathered. Interior Waitress NUDE MODELS $2.50 and hour and spring. Call 332-1650. * — clean. $210 or best offer. PosItionrAvailabie 6*10-5 The State News will be PONTIAC CATALINA, 1965 - 1969 HONDA CB 350 good for art classes, Lansing WAITRESSES. FULL or part time 355-3175. 3-10-4 Runs well, shabby exterior. condition, best offer. 351-8268 for Community College. Call Glen be 18 years or older, responsible only for the Good transportation, must sell. after 6:00 p.m. Clements. 373-7171 2-10-4 dependable, and neat. Apply in 1,3-MAN apartment and several 3-10-5 first KARMANN-GHIA VOLKSWAGEN Metro Bowl, of men's 2 day's incorrect $125. 355-0719 after 6:00 p.m. DOOLEY'S person, corner rooms. blocks to 1967. Excellent condition, two 5-10-9 PORTER POSITION: Part time. Sou,h L0*" and ^"v Road. campus. Call NEJAC. 337 1300. insertion. HONDA 1973 -CB 350. Excellent new tires, $800. 355-0528. condition. $500. Need cash! Excellent benefit program. 10-10-11 c-10-31 Bills are due 7 days from the ad expiration date. If 6-10-11 SI MCA, 1969, 30 mpg. 8 - track. Steve 332-4691. 3-10-5 RESTURANT Apply in person. Holiday Inn, f > WOMEN: 1 block from campus. 3 by the due date, a Excellent condition. $750. 3121 East Grand River. 2-10-4 For Rent | W LANSING CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 8, 351-9042.3-10-5 KAWASAKI 500 cc. 1970 new Apply at: girl apartmen-t, completely 50< li - 425 South Grand 534 Sunset Lane LONG HAIR OK! Young men furnished. Utilities and parking engine, runs great. $650. Call 1969 - Road Runner 383, V - 8. 4 E. Lansing included. $80. 349-9609 or Jerry, 646-6677. 3-10-5 and women for inside part time Speed, custom tires and wheels, REFRIGERATORS 349-4842. 0-10-31 4 to'5 p.m., Tues. sales - theatre tickets - Apply RENT THEM at AC&£ RENTAL_ $1395. Phone 482-1191, ask for 349-0675. 3-10-5 Dick. HONDA 1969. $250. Also Suzuki through Fri. 115 West Allegan, Room 405. , 790 Grand Rjver Qkemos. 10 MINUTES WEST of campus TS250 1971, fork brace and Monday - Friday from 9:00 a.m. Phone 349.2220. $6 per month. 5-10-9 TORONADO, 1968, full power, air, close to bus service, 1 bedroom, knob. $500. Call Russ at GIRL, FULL or part time for -5:00 p.m. 10-10-16 Deposit refunded on retufn cruise control, new tires! 349-1010 or 349^628. 5-10-4 alteration department - men's furnished. Couples preferred. No 10-1-10 MERCEDES BENZ 190 diesel, Excellent condition. 332-0325. wear. Apply at REDWOOD 8t WANTED: PERSON to perform 1961, new radio, tires, excellent 3-10-5 SUZUKI 1972 250cc trail or ROSS, 205 East Grand River, electronical repairs on stereo AUSTIN HEALEY 1967 Roadster, , engine, 30 MPG. 647-6547. street. 2,500 miles, sharp looker, East Lansing. 3-10-8 REFRIGERATORS, needs paint. Make offer. Phone systems, guitar amplifiers, and DISHWASHERS. ESCHTRUTH 5-10-4 TOYOTA STATION Wagon 1971. runner. Ed after 6 p.m. television. Experience necessary. 355-6283. 3-10-4 APPLIANCES, 315 South 4-speed, 1600cc, $1200. Phone 332-6359. 5-10-5 DISHWASHER GENERAL Full or part time hours may be WANTED ROOMMATE for one Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627 • bedroom MERCURY 1966. Excellent 655-3215 5-10-5 SANITATION three nights a arrange. Apply; DICKER 81 apartment. % block AUSTIN AMERICA 1971, low 2191.15-10/10 running transportation. Snow 1972 YAMAHA 200 Electric. week and every other weekend. DEAL SECONDHAND STORE, from campus. $90/month. mileage, front wheel drive, 30 TR6 1967: 16,000 miles, luggage Excellent condition, 1800 miles. 337-2505. Charlie. 3-10-4 tires. $199. 351-2756 evenings. $2.00 an hour. Apply in person. 1701 South Cedar. 457-3886. mpg. Needs little work. Will sell Helmet 694-1734. 5-10-5 TV and STEREO rentals$24/term. 4-10-8 rack, excellent condition. THE UNIVERSITY CLUB, C-10-31 to any sane offer. Call after 6 $9.95 month. Free same day $3,150. Call 677-7361. 5-10-9 3435 Forest Road. Between 9 EAST LANSING - lots of parking p.m. 394-2831. 2-10-5 MG MIDGET 1970. Great 1972 HONDA XL250. $650. 1972 delivery and service. Call a.m.-5 p.m. 3-10-8 DOG 'N SUDS 4919 West Saginaw, space. Two blocks to campus, 2 condition. $1,250. 351-0080 YAMAHA 175, $550. Phone NEJAC, 337-1300. c-31-10-31 VEGA: 1972, - CLEAN, Applications being taken for large bedroom apartment, CHEVELLE SS 1970-4 speed, new after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-9 484-8777. 5-10-5 dependable, easy on gas. 27,000 women part time and full time. unfurnished. Laundry room, tires, brakes and exhaust. miles. Price negotiable. Mike. 5-10-8 range, refrigerator, disposal, air $1,600,394-2256. 3-10-8 MGA 1958, very nice condition. 1967 TRIUMPH 650 cc. 332-0122 after 6 p.m. 5-10-4 conditioner. Gas heat and water Serious inquiries only. $850. Immaculate condition. Must sell, furnished by landlord. CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1962: 372-7425 3-10-5 best offer. Call 332-1218. 3-10-8 COCKTAIL WAITRESS - part time ^ACDONALDS RESTAURANT of TWO BEDROOM, furnished or 351-9036, 8-5 weekdays 5-10-5 80,000 miles. $100 or best offer. VOLKSWAGON - 1970 BUS. Low positions available. Apply in East Lansing and Okemos is now unfurnished Mobile Homes, Bob 353-9700, 371-4554. 3-10-5 MGA 1960, restored condition. mileage, needs some body work, KAWASAKI 120cc Good person, 9-11 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. accepting applications for full $35/week, 10 minutes to otherwise NEED ONE girl to share apartment, Runs well. Best offer 489-2016 good shape. Best condition. $200. 484-8897 after The Dome Room, 222 Seymour and part ' t,me emP|oV™snt. campus. Quiet and peaceful on a CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1969, after 4:30. X4-10-8 offer. 339-9903 or 355-1862. 5:00 p.m. 1-10-4 Lansing. 0-10-31 The hours of availability are lake. 641-6601. 0-10-31 $73/month. One block from • 2-10-5 from 10:30 a.m. 2 p.m. and - campus. 351-6879. 4-10-5 power steering, good condition. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST for ,rom 5 111 closing. Apply $1000 or best offer. 355-4141. 5-10-8 Phone MGB-GT condition. 1969. Body Immaculate good. VOLKSWAGEN 1 970 Bus. ice / orthodontist's office. Typing 60 between 8 i.m. - 10 a.m. and 2 Excellent condition, rebuilt wpm. Mature person who enjoys p,m>" * p'm- ' Monday - Friday, 351-9153, after 5 p.m. 3-10-8 engine, new tires, carpeted, working with children. Please 5-10-9 ehq ranra cuara CHEVY II hood. 1968. 6 cylinder, automatic. Power steering, radio, MGB PORTABLE hard top curtains, stereo. Converted for HAVING TROUBLE? Does that send personal resume to Box CROSSWORD □□□ ana nags - camping. Call 694-0305 after old (or new) car need a little A-1, Michigan State News. PART TIME, Car washer / hiker to 59,700 miles. Call 484-5873. practically new, $120. Call 3:00 p.m. 5-10-5 work? Try us, the good guys! 7.IO.10 clean - up cars and trucks. Good PUZZLE Haraniran Mcaa 4-10-5 anytime - 484-5830. 5-10-5 VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Good body, From front end service to major overhauls. OKEMOS AUTO driving record. Prefer 21 years or older- Ca" "89-1484. 5-10-9 Eaa@0 THE GREAT new engine. $750. after 7 p.m. 5-10-10 332-4667 CLINIC, Grand River at Park Lake, East Lansing. 351-3130. STUDENTS, PART time. Earn $50 a week plus bonus. Call 394-1100.0-10-31 " DELIVERY HELP wanted for 1. Throng 27. Canadian fliers HBDB and ana aaso □HD'&SI "WATERBED COVER-UP" VOLKSWAGON 1969, NO RIPOFFS. c-5-10-5 LITTLE CAESAR'S. 1203 East 6 Puzzled 10.Injury 29 Mucilage □□ana mas ORGANIST NEEDED. Chapel Hill Grand River 337-1634. 5-10-9 31. Vital organ « EXCELLENT condition, $975. METRIC MOTORS. VW repair. United Methodist Church, near 11. Easel 35. Old Siamese Haiaa □aaaa Call after 5:30 p.m., 394-2946. Okemos Road and 1-96. campus. 339-2657 or 339-8880. LUNCH COOK, fast food 13. Correlative of coin □□□□ aQUDSaS 5-10-9 349-1929. c-10-31 7-10-10 experience. Apply in person at either 38 Swamp nanE Hisa ago 14. Great speed THE BREWERY. Ask for Mr. 40.Thought nnurj nag oso JOBS AVAILABLE • Part time Wahlin. 10-10-16 16 Wine vessel 41. Charismatic ADD YOURSELF TO THE GOOD THINGS AT 18. Herb of grace leader work $300/month. Inquire 4. Entrance 489-3494. B-4-10-4 BABYSITTER IN my Spartan 19. Shoal 43 Sea mammal 5. Follow MEADOWBROOK BARTENDER-PART TIME Village home, Monday - Wednesday Friday. 9:00 a.m. - 20. Discover 22. Musical 45. Road curve 46. Newspaper 6. Rowan tree 7. Asterisk positions available. Apply in 12:30 p.m. 355-0762. 3-10-5 perception article 8. Slackened TRACE person, 9-11 a.m. and 2-4 p.m. The Dome Room, 222 Seymour, 24. Timetable abbreviation 49 Chaser in tag 50. Serious 1. Anchorite 9. Poker stakes 2. Bone 10. Wastes time Apartments & Townhouses 25. Spot 51. Polite word Lansing. 0-10-31 3. VanWinkle 12. Agile Recreation r- T" T" T- r- 7- .MS $9 Panasonic AM/FM - stereo yellow $90. 6-months. Nancy 351-7062. 3-10-5 FOUND: FEMALE cat. Black with are willing to do panels for classes, churches, residence halls, etc. For cassette system. Two Jenson 12" streaks of brown. Call 355-8616. information, call the Women's FREELANCE CREATIVE Center from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, speakers without cabinets. New FURNITURE, GOOD, cheap, C-10-4 SERVICES: Photography, JEED 1 male to share 2 bedroom FURNISHED ROOMS $17/week. SPECIAL CONCRETE blocks for electrovoice bookshelf speakers. Tuesday and Wednesday and from furnished apartment with Call 351-4495 Monday, Tuesday, modern. Twin beds, desks, resumes, all written material. 3 to 6 p.m. Monday and Thursday. bookshelves. Pick up at Cheney New and used stereo heed FOUND: lamps, chair and couch frames. Dark rimmed glasses Political brochures a specialty. another. Close to campus. Thursday 3:30 5 p.m. 5-10-5 Concrete Company, 2655 East phones. New Lesbian counselors are now - - Sanyo stereo 351-9042 evenings, weekends. between Anthony/Education Phone 371-4156. 10-10-5 $90/month, utilities paid. Phone Grand River, East Lansing. systems. Used Harmon Kardon available at the Women's Center 351-0532 after 5 p.m. 5-10-8 - 3-10-5 Building. 355-8425, Ed. 3-10-4 from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, Tuesday CAPITOL CLUB rooms for men 20-10-17 stereo systems. New Sanyo 2/ and and Wednesday and from 3 to 6 women. TV, laundry, channel end quad car tape decks. FOUND: SIX REFRIGERATOR, $19.95; Dinette months, female p.m. Monday and Thursday, 547Vi TWO 3 bedroom apartment. $210 restaurant and lounge. Free Used Mono-end stereo record calico USED & set, $14.95; Chest of drawers, kitten on M.A.C. Call Grand River Ave. We will talk with and $240. October occupancy. night parking. 222 Seymour. players. 1,000 used 8-track from $9,95; new sofa bed, after 7 p.m. 393-2673. C-10-4 Beech Street. Vance at 337-1641 0-10-31 FOR QUALITY service on stereo any woman having questions or REBUILT cartridges and 2,000 used stereo $69.95. ABC SECONDHAND problems. 5-10-4 records. Used photo supplies. equipment, see the STEREO MEN CLOSE to MSU. Clean, BIKES STORE, 1236 Turner, Lansing. Personal SHOPPE, 543, East Grand River. Vivitar filters and lenses. ^ - 484-0025.10-10-16 C-10-31 Lansing area lesbian feminists ,1R L NEEDED for same. quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Poloroid cameras, binoculars, 35 are having a party at 9 p.m. Twvckingham - 3 man. $75. 485-8836 0-10-31 BUYING & SELLING mm cameras, movie cameras, Saturday. For information call OVERSTUFFED CHAIRS, desks, FREE A lesson in 337-2564. 3-10-4 end view cameras. Sears ... complexion Worn 's Center ROOM IN house, furnished. Close Also complete davenports, beds, chest of care. Call 484-4519. East Typing Service telescope. Italian wall tapestries, Petitioning is now open for FFICIENCY APARTMENT. to L.C.C. $75. 484-8170 after 6 dravwrs, much, much, more. Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing -bicycle service- 30 used typewriters, clock Drive • a - Litte, Save - a - lot. Mall. MERLE NORMAN ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. Any $137.50 / month. Good p.m. 5-10-10 radios, small appliances and student wishing to work as counsel location. Bus service to campus. TREASURE CHEST, 116North COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-10-4 EXPERIENCED IBM typing - with the University Judicial miscellaneous used goods. We 332-4505. 3-10-4 LARGE SINGLE REASONABLE Main, Perry. 625-3188. 5-10-9 Pica, Elite. 1331 East System, landlord - tenant problems, furnished, guarantee and service our Kalamazoo. 489-1058. 12-10/5 etc, is invited to pick up a petition EMALE ROOMMATE needed for utilities paid. Kitchen, parking, close. 332-5722, 484 9774. RATES merchandise. Wl LCOX SECONDHAND STORE, 509 ELECTRIC PHOTO- copy machine /'ELECTROLYSIS^I^V from 334 Student Services Bldg. Petiti pocket size tape recorder due Oct. 12. same in Holt, furnished. $70. 0-10-31 Please call 337-7483 East Michigan, Lansing, Phone removal. EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 694-9500. 5-10-8 Poloroid camera and flasher Dissertations, (Pica-Elite). 485-4391. Hours: 8-5:30 Facial-Hairline-Body Orchesis new ballet class will p.m., African prints, 1910. Antiqui m FOR YOUR best buys in new and FAY ANN, 489-0358. c-10-31 Monday - Saturday, c-10-31 Virginia Hanchett meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today in dishes. Rare, used furniture, some antique. 325VjS. Grand,Lansing^ J the dance studio, 218 Women's Call us before Victrola. Phone 489-7255. k Phone 484-1632 THESES, RESUMES, typing and Intramural Bldg. Intermediate - you buy. LA PLAYA CONGAS, new BENNIE'S FURNITURE, 109 3-10-5 printing. Reasonable prices. Advanced from 6 to 7:30 p.m. condition. $275 value for $150. CUSTOM AMP and guitar. Value of East South Street, 484-3837. GULLIVER STATE DRUGS, COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Beginners from 7:30 to S:30 p.m. Call Dave, 337-7513. 5-10-5 $334.75. Sell for $225. Call SONY TAPE deck TC 366 used Walgreen Agency, 1105 East 337-0712. c-10-31 Please note these times. $2 per term 28-10-31 - 482-2324. 3-11M Grand River. 332-5171 or dues. New members are welcome. FIVE AND Ten only approximately 10 hours. speed imported OWEN HOUSING contract for sale Excellent condition. Comes with 332-2011. Walgreen products PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation Yakeley Hall has been OUPLEMOST attractive bicycles. Limited number. semi annual sale. Take YASHICA 35mm GT camera. - Call 351-7906 after 6 p.m. 5 new 1800' tapes. Call - typing, MA English degree. challenged to a tug • of - war by Discoun* priced.. 351-1186. 2/bedroom - furnished. Through Datsun 1200. tires, arid wheels. MO* 353-1417. 2-1