, Miyr A *» Jf 1 jj Syria rebuffs will also be included at the truce Israel c Council rally. Cairo and Tel Aviv accepted the Security truce call but Damascus said only There had been reports that the United States told Israel that major shipments of arms would cease with a similar message canal a that it was studying it despite reported telephone discussions between Presidents going from the Soviet Union to the A.ab combatants. Hafez Assad of Syria and Anwar Sadat of The United States using C5 Galaxies and hit by E Egypt- Iraq, the major Arab nation fighting CI 30 and C140 transport planes has been making about 20 flights a day into Israel. In with the Syrians, rejected the appeal addition, more than 30 F4 Phantom jets By ASSOCIATED PRESS outright and Jordan, with a small force in have been provided to replace Israeli losses. Syria, announced it would accept it on The Russian airlift to Syria and Egypt has Egypt and Israel ordered their troops to condition Syria agreed. silence been described as bigger if only because it their guns Monday, but Syria In New York, United Nations officials snubbed a UN Middle East cease-fire began earlier than the American resupply appeal said the success of the cease-fire and an effort. and fighting was reported continuing on eventual peace settlement hinges on the The cease-fire came with the Israelis both fronts hours after the beginning of the good faith of the Arabs and the Israelis and truce. claiming a net gain of about 1,115 square on further action Israel charged Egyptian by the Security Council. miles of Arab land over the truce lines artillery was still Both sides reported heavy fighting before settled on at the close of the 1967 Middle shelling Israeli positions "in numerous the deadline and Israel claimed it seized locations" along the Suez Canal battle lines a East war. strategic artillery position in hand-to-hand This additional occupation constituted a nearly 3 1/2 hours after the cease-fire in combat on Mt. Hermon, the mountain place came into effect. strong trump for peace negotiations called Cairo radio denied the charge and said hunching over the Golan Heights tank for in the Security Council resolution. the Israelis made it only to have a battleground. pretext "There is But Egypt claimed retaking control over no cease-fire on the Syrian for violations of their own. a narrow battleground along the entire front," declared a high-ranking Israeli Spokesmen in Tel Aviv declined to say officer in Tel Aviv. eastern bank of the 103-mile-long Cheers whether the Israelis were In East Lansing, a firing back. There also were reports of day-long waterway, except at the Israeli cross-canal spearhead just north of Great Bitter Lake in t prerecorded Jubilant Egyptians cheer in Cairo streets upon Israel ordered their troops to telephone hook-up with artillery attacks on Israeli positions on the about midway up the canal. stop shooting but Israeli Prime western bank of the Suez Canal the hearing news of the U.N. cease - fire appeal, which fighting went on at the Syrian front hours after the Minister Golda Meir will be the main event as Egyptians tried to push back Israel's The Egyptian foothold on the Israeli took effect at 11:50 Monday morning. Egypt and cease - fire took affect. at the Israeli solidarity rally to be held at - expanded beachhead in tie Egyptian held side of the canal — noon today at Beaumont Tower. heartland before the cease-fire deadline displacing the Prayers for peace and Israeli folk Israelis from their first Sinai defense lines — music Both sides made their acceptance of the also appeared to give the cease-fire conditional on Egyptians their scrupulous own bargaining cards for any Arab - Israeli observance by the other side, however, and peace talks. the reports of continuing shelling the underscored the difficulties of an State News Tuesday, October 23,1973 immediate halt to the war after 17 days of michigan Volume 66 Number 51 Michigan State University heavy tank, infantry and aerial Despite the combat. announced agreement of a superpowers backing the warring parties. It was voted in the East Lansing, Michigan 48824 partial cease-fire in the Mideast, the U.S. Security Council early airlift of goods and Monday after an agreement worked out in supplies to Israel Moscow over the weekend by Secretary of continues for now without pause, the Defense Dept. said Monday. (continued on page 3) >esire for impeachment [rows among lawmakers FROM WIRE SERVICES congressional leaders worked on plans to also advocated. IaSHINGTON - The list of proceed with impeachment resolutions Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D • Mass., Iressmen demanding impeachment promised by angry members in the wake urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to jeedings against President Nixon rose of Nixon's firing of investigate what he called accumulating ■4 Monday as many other House Special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox Saturday night. evidence that last week's tapes battle was a Bbers continued to mull over the Solicitor General Robert H. Bork, the pretext to fire Cox because he was "too ltion. acting attorney general, said the staff and Iventeen House members said they (continued on page 9) evidence assembled by Cox would be used I undecided on the matter and 14 said to pursue the Watergate probe. Bork ■ opposed impeachment, praocratic leaders of the House of became acting attorney general when Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson ouit and Area officials entatives tentatively agreed today Deputy Atty. Gen. Wilharn u. lave the House Judiciary Committee p an inquiry into whether President n has committed any offenses that Ruckelshaus was dismissed Saturday night over Cox's Bork put firing. the investigation under the disagree on Id lead to impeachment, supervision of Henry E. Petersen, the asst. pe leaders, who met for several hours le I by office of speaker Carl Albert, were one participant to favor attorney general in charge of the criminal division. Most of the special impeachment a Watergate jionsible inquiry" on whether there prosecutor's staff is being transferred to By ANDREA AUSTIN I been any impeachable offenses and the Justice Dept.'s criminal division under lead off "any sudden demand" for an Petersen, who was in charge of the (edi ate impeachment se without such Beanwhile, thin a action by the preliminary inquiry. Watergate probe until the assignment was given to Cox. Local government observers Monday Conflict resolution a plurality of 44 per While White House aides sought to i of Americans expressed strong disappointment over Pat Murray, 709 Grove St., speaks to a crowd of sponsored by the Center for Peace and Conflict questioned since mollify critical senators and congressmen Bday night President Nixon's firing Saturday of approximately 300 who attended a rally Monday at Resolution, was held in response to recent in a scientific poll say they with explanations of Nixon's action, Special Watergate prosecutor Archibald J impeaching President Nixon, said criticism of the move continued to pile up Cox and Asst. Atty. Gen. William Beaumont Tower to discuss impeachment developments in the prosecution of the Watergate | News in New York. — a significant amount of it from Ruckelshaus, but they disagreed on proceedings against President Nixon. The rally. case. C said the poll, conducted for the Republicans. whether the U.S. House of Representatives State News photo by Julie Blough ■work by the Oliver Quayle The AFL - CIO's national convention in should impeach the President •ization, showed 43 per cent of nearly Miami Beach, Fla., shouted approval to a BO persons contacted opposed resolution calling for Nixon to resign or be immediately. |eachment\ fcided. ; are and 13 per 435 House members. A cent were impeached if he didn't. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D - Hawaii, a the State, city and University officials said firing, which also resulted in the resignation of Atty. Gen. Elliot 300 join rally at Beaumont to call member of the Senate Watergate ■rity must be present to vote on an Richardson, is creating a constitutional committee, told the convention Nixon crisis and is seriously diminishing the pchment resolution and a majority of * voting must ^anwhile, Nixon's approve new the resolution, acting attorney should resign because Americans "have suffered enough" and "must be spared this new pain and trauma." effectiveness of the Nixon administration. Of the 15 officials contacted>some for removal of Nixon from office Bral pledged reacted bluntly to the President's a vigorous Watergate The public flooded Western Union with ltigation. housecleaning. By MIKE GALATOLA The rally, sponsored by the Center for telegrams to Washington. Some 8,000 "It's totally shocking that for impeachment that it hasn't acted on pon, now at his Camp David, Md., one man State News Staff Writer Peace and Conflict Resolution, came in were sent to Cox's former office. thinks he is above the yet." Bat, is considering a nationwide law," East Lansing More than 300 people, mostly The president of the American Bar MSU response to Nixon's firing of Special Blair J. McGowan, 1914 1/2 E. nsion speech to present his side of the Assn. urged Congress to re ■ establish the City Councilwoman Mary Sharp said. students, gathered to work toward Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox. to the American "Nixon's firing of Cox to prevent President Nixon's impeachment at a Michigan Ave., senior, asked for a mass people. office of the special prosecutor, a move a "The purpose of this rally is to share march to the Capitol in Lansing. ""e Speaker Carl Albert and other number of senators and representatives Beaumont Tower rally Monday afternoon. ideas about what happened this week," (continued on page 9) "Instead of letting New York, or Los Pat Murray, 709 Grove St., junior, told the assembly. "How do we use the fervor Angeles or San Francisco be the first, we ought to have the first big rally here in ! panish cellist Pab building up in the mainstream to impeach Nixon?" Though the crowd was unanimous in its support of removing Nixon from office, it Lansing," McGowan said. "This'll show the state representatives there's a broad consensus for impeachment." FROM WIRE SERVICES disagreed on the best methods to achieve When Bill Derman, an associate that goal. at its disposal. The government, in turn, named streets and professor of anthropology, said that Cellist Pablo Casals, symbol of liberty because of his self - As Citizens for Impeachment, an ad Nixon's actions represented complex imposed exile from Franco's Spain, and a last link to 19th - squares for him and encouraged his exertions to bring great music hoc group formed Sunday night, to the common people. problems in America that deserved further century musical romanticism, died Monday in a San Juan hospital circulated petitions, Marin Fox, professor Casals was in Barcelona in January 1939, when the Franco of statistics and probability, said sending study, Walter Adams, professor of after a brief illness. He was 96. forces burst into the city, but he made good an escape to France, letters economics, urged that the issue be kept In the musical world, Casals' enduring reputation was to representatives would better vowing never to return to Spain while Franco was in power. simple. associated with two accomplishments: His single - handed serve the cause. "If you're in this to win and get Nixon restoration to the repertory of Bach's cello music, especially the Apart from a fleeting trip to Spain in 1955 to attend the funeral "The first stop for your letters should of his long - time close friend and housekeeper, he never did. be Rep. Peter impeached, keep the issue simple and six magnificent unaccompanied suites, and his innovations in Rodino, D — N.J., chiarman direct so the majority of the people will After several demoralizing weeks of despondency in Paris, of the House Judiciary Committee," Fox bowing and fingering that gave the cello a new and striking understand what we're talking about," personality in orchestral and solo works. during which he grieved for his country, he went to live in Prades, said. "His committee has several motions Adams said. The source of his love of freedom was Catalonia, a fiercely among thousands of Spanish exiles. Toward the end of World War II, he went on tour again. In independent part of Spain on the east coast just south of France, where Pablo Carlos Salvador Defillo de Casals 1876, in Vendrell, a town near Barcelona. was born Dec. 29, His father, Carlos, was organist at the Vendrell church. When autumn 1945, however, he cut short a concert trip in Britain and again retired to Prades. In explanation, he said he had assumed that an Allied victory ACLU maintains validity he was 4, Pablo's father put him in the choir. Two years later Pablo began to compose. A year after that he was able to ' would doom not only Hitler and Mussolini but also Franco. The democracies, he went on, had disillusioned him by not acting to of drive against WJIM-TV substitute for his father at the organ. topple Franco. He was therefore suspending his concert career His father sent him to Barcelona to study and by the time he until Spain was freed. By DANIEL DEVER their faith in the petition. and Mary Kay Scullion, chairwoman of the wis 15 he was playing before Spanish royalty. A command After a period of semiactivity in Europe starting in 1945, he went to Puerto Rico to live in 1956. He was then 79 and seemed MAUREEN McDONALD 21 member ACLU executive board, - performance before Great Britain's Queen Victoria opened the along State News Staff Writers with other board members said their doors to a career as an international concert artist, including spent. The next year, however, he started the Festival Casals, group The Lansing branch of the American is not seeking to concerts with Rachmaninoff in Moscow and Paderewski and Fritz which became an annual springtime program of concerts. prejudge WJLM - TV or its Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is standing owner Harold Gross. Rather Kreisler in New York. He had a heart attack just before the opening of the first they seek to behind its petition to revoke WJIM - TV's bring all the facts out in the open by holding But he wanted to bring the finest music to Catalonia, and the festival, but he recovered buoyantly in the following years, using broadcast license, despite news stories a public hearing in Lansing conducted by climate became right in the '30s when the republic came to Spain. an orchestra brought together by Alexander Schneider, the questioning the validity of the petition. the Federal Communications ' M The government's new efforts at culture ushered in what he violinist and an old friend. The concerts drew thousands of Commission, a The Lansing State Journal reported the members said. described as the happiest period of his life. mainlanders to the island and introduced the past - World War II ■ sum?''1 rev1enc When the Spanish Republic was proclaimed in 1931, Casals generation of music lovers to Casals. Sunday that certain witnesses cited by the ACLU in its petition were misquoted and Claims of present and former WJIM - TV w *"<>ce tw*ce *n the same became one of its eager and hard - working supporters, all the employes regarding Gross Telecasting have Then in 1961 he joined Rudolf Serkin's Marlboro Music that some witnesses were retime it is new." more because the republic restored many of his native Catalonia's Festival In Vermont, where each July he conducted the orchestra threatening libel quoted in conflicting ways by the State Journal and the ACLU. (fie late Pablo ancient rights and granted the area a good deal of autonomy. He and gave master classes in the cello. And, beginning in 1962 he Casals, , Nine members of the Lansing ACLU Gerald Beckwith, an interviewer for the was president of Catalonia's music council, the Junta De Musica, conducted a choral work in New York every year. His first 1876-1973 chapter's executive board contacted by the ACLU, cites sworn affidavits with various and, during the civil war, he gave hundreds of benefit concerts presentation was his own oratorio, "El Pesebre" ("Hie State News Monday said the Lansing State news directors which abroad for the republic and put a large part of his personal savings charge WJIM with Manager"). Journal report was biased, and reasserted (continued on page 9) Tuesday, October 23, | 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan news Future of ITT probe uncertain roundup WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon's firing of Archibald Cox blocked, at least temporarily, the search for White House records that could prove vital to non • Watergate investigations Cox said one of his chief reasons for ban on further document - hunting. Some papers he is known rejecting the deal was the or believed to have wanted are: «LLSBL..G. There is sworn testimony that Nixon authorized the trip by so - called White House to the 1971 burglary of the office of the plumiJ^ n, psychiatrist of iu compiled by our national desk including the ITT and milk • price cases. •ITT. In a memorandum from then - special presidential Kllsberg. Nixon denies advance knowledge of the break • counsel Charles W. Colson to then - presidential chief of staff House tape recordings could show exactly what Nixim" Dissolution of the special prosecutor's office also leaves an uncertain future for probes into a $100,000 contribution from H.R. Haldeman on March 30, 1972, Colson listed a series of his subordinates to do. 01 •CONTRIBUTIONS. Cox obtained guilty pieas f UAW sets Ford strike deadline billionaire Howard Hughes to Nixon's friend. C.G. (Bebe) Rebozo, memos he said could be damaging if they were discovered. illegal corporate donations to the President's re - election •MILK FUND. The milk producers lobby sent Nixon a letter corporations and two executives who made illegal e"1 ^ The United Auto Workers Union authorized its 185,000 Ford campaign and alleged presidential involvement in the 1971 Dec. 16, 1971, discussing the industry's problems with price campaign contributions. Four other firms admitted0^Pll,l| workers to strike the automaker Friday i1 3 new national contract Ellsberg burglary. controls, mentioning that it was about to start contributing $2 donations. But the prosecutor was still whether extortion was used to get trying to deto!? had not been negotiated by 10 a.m. that day. The union then White House spokesman Ronald L. Ziegler has promised that million to the President's re - election campaign, according to campaign funtk T* the Justice Dept. will carry out these investigations "with investigative sources. companies that had sensitive dealings with the government imposed a news blackout on contract talks. Before the news blackout began, top negotiators agreed the 94 thoroughness and vigor" despite the ouster of Cox and the Three months later, on March 23,1971, Nixon met personally departure of the department's two top officials. at the White House with more than a dozen dairy industry hours between the strike notice and the deadline was ample time to avoid a production - crippling strike of the nation's second largest Documents already disclosed by the Senate Watergate lobbyists. Also present was the then ■ Secretary of Agriculture committee and other sources point to critical material apparently Clifford Hardin. Two days after the meeting Hardin reversed an automaker. still locked in the basement of the Executive Office Building. earlier decision and announced an increase in federal milk price The strike notice was part of a letter from UAW Vice President supports of 27 cents a hundred weight, which was estimated to be Ken Bannon to Ford Vice President Malcolm Denise in which But the conditions Nixon set when he agreed to release some worth as much as $700 million in added income to dairymen. Bannon said the union was terminating the old contract. It had been extended on a day • to - day basis past its Sept. 14 expiration. material from the Watergate tape recordings would cut off access to all White House Watergate and non - Watergate papers. The A day before the White House meeting, secret contributions began to flow into a flock of dummy campaign committees and THANK Both General Motors Corp. and Ford agreed to contract from there into the Nixon campaign fund. A total of $422,500 extensions while the union concentrated on Chrysler Corp., which was struck for nine days in September while the union got its court order he has refused to comply with would have forced him to surrender documents as well as the more celebrated tapes. was eventually contributed by three dairy cooperatives. YOU pattern • setting agreement. In the last news briefing, Denise said key issues of overtime and early retirement for foundry workers, because of their hazardous jobs, were stumbling blocks to agreement with the UAW. Conflict brings Ara The economic package with Ford is expected to closely follow the 3 per cent annual wage increase the union won at Chrysler. but peace could <50. AMD we CAM • vA/t^ A BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Jewish state. Syria was bank of the Suez Canal, usual militant stand. Baghdad's Nichols claims Young abuses War brought the Arabs together. "studying" the cease - fire Egyptian forces claimed to have Socialist Baath party regime ]mi£ Peace might pull them apart. proposal. Egypt accepted it and seized a bigger chunk of the measures its prestige in the Arab ► folMS #VVL ... *|| Former Detroit ,Police Commissioner John Nichols assailed his The Arab unity which Jordan was expected to follow Sinai desert and occupied the world by the virulence of its anti- ► Mbf06kCANN£. black mayoral rival as a man who abused his state legislative office emerged in the first 16 days of suit. east bank of the waterway. - Israeli position. to obtain special favors. the Middle East war seemed to A cease - fire in place MlEA^e * [26"a State Sen. Coleman Young, who opposes Nichols in the Nov. 6 If President Anwar Sadat can be coming apart Monday, the hold on to this and reopen the On the economic front, splits IWMMO 109... < 117 °9 runoff election, denied the allegations. 17th day, within hours of a are expected between * Nichols made his accusations in a bar and restaurant owned by United Nations Security News Analysis Suez Canal to international conservative oil producers like 2A 0 <=2) Young. Council call for a cease • fire. shipping, he would enhance the Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and (UANk VCG Allies in arms against Israel, apparently leaves Egypt in the prestige he won in the Sinai militants like Libya and Algeria. PtOlU 1 There, he said. Young "misused the power of his elected office" - they found themselves at odds most favorable position of all campaign and offset any by obtaining a federal Small Business Administration loan of domestic criticism of his $119,000 to rebuild and expand the bar and restaurant. over peace policy. the fighting Arab states. decision not to follow through Libyan leader Moammar CROSSROADS Iraq, a combatant on the Although Israel reportedly Khadafy in fact termed the U.N. In published polls, Nichols, who was fired last month by Detroit Syrian front, rejected any cease¬ captured 475 square miles of with his initial military success. cease - fire resolution CYCLE Mayor Roman Gribbs, trails Young by as much as six percentage fire or negotiations with the Egyptian territory on the west & SPORT A cease • fire in place poses unacceptable and said he points in polls. disagreed with the presidents of more problems for President Egypt and Syria on their war S210 ABBOTT The Stale News is published by the students of Michigan Sta Hafez Assad of Syria. ^6P HE objectives. He told Eric Rouleau Owosso engineer spots UFO University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school tern- Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a speci Not only have the Syrians of the French newspaper Le e&f ill EAST LANSING A frieght train engineer from Owosso said he and three fellow Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate Monde that "even if Egypt and &\7 33S-40B1 failed to recapture the Golan workers saw a mysterious object over Dundee though he has "never Syria should defeat Israel, I 9:30-9 MON/BAT Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial ai believed in flying objects before." business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg.. Michigan Sta Heights, they have also cannot give my backing to an NOON-6 SUNOAY University. East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. retreated on the road between "The train had just passed through Dundee and we were out in operetta war.'' Al Qunaytirah — also known as the country," engineer Thomas Manke said. "All of a sudden we Kunaitra and — Damascus, and saw a big spotlight about 400 feet in the sky and it kind of hung there, you know." News/Editorial Classified Ads 355-8252 355-8255 lost an extra 300 square miles of territory, according to Israeli IT ALL BELONGS TO YOU! 353-6400 He said the light went out and started to blink red like a theater Display Advertisi claims. Business Office THE MSU UNION BUILDING IS YOUR marquee before it flew away and returned in half an hour. Photographic ONE-STOP RECREATION CENTER: With no territory to gain or "There was no noise and it just hovered like a helicopter," Manke said. lose, Iraq can afford to take its •BOWLING LANES YOU CAN become part of the student I m WttlAtiDS Argentine hijackers surrender I I - —Poor giierrtllas who hijacked an Argentine jetliner in an attempt MOTl^m^lASTUDIKTS OVERSEAS STUDY UNDER CONTINUING EE EDUCATION &&AMEROOM * organization responsible for coordinating activities in the Union, j sttS tjfet tb Cuba surrenderedtdBotivian authorities and released their five hostages. THE OFFICE OF OF STUDY • CAFETERIA UNION BOARD. Among their projects are movies, dances, sales of J the Sf WISHES TO ANNOUNCE SPRING 1974 OVERSEAS STUDY OPPORTUNITIES • GRILL arts and j The report by Radio Panamericana in La Pazdidnot mention the crafts, lessons in various skills, | condition of the hostages or the hijackers, two men and two SPRING-1974 Political Science • BARBERSHOP and charter flights. Any student is | PLS 340 "Theories of Comparative •BROWSING ROOM eligible to join Union Board. 355-3355 k| women. LONDON ENGLAND Bolivian President Hugo Banzer has refused the hijackers' request Humanities Politics" 4 credits - Social Science • NEWS CENTER for a small plane to take them out of the country, but sent word PLS 349 "Politics of English Speaking HUMS 202/203 "Medieval Culture - Democracies" 4 credits • TICKET OFFICE that he would give them papers to leave Bolivia if they released the Beginnings of Modern Times" 8 credits hostages. SOC SCI 202/203 "Two Societies with a PLS 454 "Special Topics in Comparative • LOUNGES The guerrillas had forced the plane to land in the tropical Common Heritage: The USA and the Politics" 5 credits Bolivian town of Yacuiba, threatening to kill the hostages unless PLS 494 "Field Work in Political Science • POST OFFICE U.N." 8 credits 36 credits MSU they got a smaller plane to take them out of the country. HUMS or SOC SCI "Independent Study" Total 12-16 credits Pathet Lao OKs smaller force 4 credits A total of 16 credits may be earned in the Applications and further information UNION BUILDING these programs may be obtained from the: On Campus at Abbott and Grand River above HUM/SOC SCI combination. Pathet Lao leaders have decided not to press their demand for a Office of Overseas Study 108 355-3460 Commuter lockers now available. Meetings regarding the Spring and 1,000 - man troop garrison in Vientiane, Laos, and instead expressed Center for International Studies Summer Humanities and Social Science satisfaction with a force of "600 or 700." and Programs will be held on the following Programs Attempts to establish coalition government in Laos stalled A Sales a new when the Vientiane government ordered an indefinite halt to a dates: Tuesday Oct. 23 M.C. Brody Phone 353-8920 or 353-8921 ENROLL NOW Representative Pathet Lao troop buildup in the capital. Under the Sept. 14 protocol to the cease - fire, the Vientiane Wednesday Oct. 24 107 S. Kedzie OPEN HOUSETODAY from Thursday Oct. 25 31 Hubbard 10 — 12and 1—4 government and the Pathet Lao are each entitled to maintain a force Time: 7:00 p.m. A film will be shown Refreshments served of 1,000 police and one battalion of troops as part of the neutralization of Vientiane. HEWLETT- More than 300 Pathet Lao soldiers and policemen were airlifted into Vientiane last week from Hanoi aboard two Soviet transport planes. About 1,400 more Pathet Lao military men are in Hanoi IT'S T- DAY PACKARD wa iting for the airlift to resume. The Pathet Lao radio station accused the Vientiane government of putting rocks on the Vientiane runway to sabotage the Soviet will be in our store lift. all day. Come in Painting secretly sold to Japan TONITE THE A modern painting by Henri Rousseau known as "Tropic Zone" and learn or "Monkey in the Jungle" has been discovered in Tokyo after a secret sale 18 months ago by the Metropolitan Musuem of Art for a AT 3rd more priceof about $1.7 million. about how Hewlett- The masterpiece was bought in December 1972, by Mistui and Co., after being sold around March 1972, without public THE Annual announcement. The director of the metropolitan musuem said the proceeds from Packard can make the sale would be used to improve the museum's collection. The masterpiece will soon be displayed at the Japanese National CORAL T-SHIRT Museum of Western Art and eventually in a new Mitsui art musuem. things easier for you Brandt shows ties to W. Berlin GABLES SHOW with the Willy Brandt led his party's parliamentary delegation into the IN THE SHOWBAR IN COLLABORATION WITH restored Reichstag building for the first time in more than three AT 8:00 THE WEATHERVANE years that a meeting was held in West Berlin by the Social HP-80 for business Democrats. are It was a political demonstration emphasizing that such gatherings within the context of the four - power agreement on Berlin of come and root HP-35 for engineering & science 1971 for the HP-45 for advanced science ne Soviets continue to dispute West Berlin's ties to West girl jrmany while the Western allies, the United States, Britain and r ranee, endorse the Bonn view that such ties are both vital and may of your choice be developed. Antibusing chiefs seek support Thirty antibusing leaders from Michigan and eight other states, Open 7.30 to 5:30 claiming the support of 80 per cent of the American people, arrived Football Saturdays 91< in Washington to lobby Congress for stronger legal protection for neighborhood schools. The group expects to be joined by antibusing leaders from 16 other states in time for a meeting with 45 to 50 sympathetic House members at a Capitol rally. Eight arrivals came in a school bus from Texas, leading a caravan BOOKSTORE of two carloads of supporters from Nashville, Tenn. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 23, 1973 3 Law profession difficult Broken hea Last [to enter, statistics show H causes By MELISSA PAYTON grou Starring State News Staff Writer The steam leaking out of the a deteriorated heating pipe. ground near the Despite the shellacking that lawyers' reputations have taken northwest A one - block stretch of corner of the Farm Lane Auditorium Road between nee the Watergate disclosures, law is still one of the most - ILehUfter professions by college graduates. It is also one of the most potentially disappointing. Jane Waterson, asst. dean of the University of Michigan law Auditorium Road intersection during the last few weeks has not come from one of Pan's secret Peter Farm Lane and Lot W, behind South Kedzie Hall, will probably be blocked off until Rusty Ischool, estimates that only one out of 12 prelaw students will be hideouts, but from Thursday morning while the ■accepted by a law school. faulty steam pipe is being 1 students interested in law school "number in the hundreds at ImSU," says Gre8 Gavrilides, advising coordinator for social Pact violated replaced, Maintenance Department Skilled Trades at Lizar ^science multidisciplinary programs. (continued from page 1) Supervisor L.B. Vaughn said But statistics from the MSU Placement Bureau show that fewer Monday. State Henry A. Kissinger and The road may be open to than 10 per cent of 1972 multidisciplinary graduates who Soviet Communist party leader (responded to the study were admitted to law schools. I The multidisciplinary program is the largest noneducation Leonid I. Brezhnev. one - lane traffic part of the time, he added. ■major at MSU. Gavrilides says that it draws a "disproportionate In addition to the cease-fire A Dept. of Public Safety ■share" of prelaw majors. in place, it called for Israeli spokesman said the MSU an also enrolled in arts LENINGRAD | Prelaw students at and letters, withdrawal from Jordanian, construction is not expected to history, political science, business and Justin Morrill College. Egyptian and Syrian land cause any problems, but noted I students are advised of the difficulty of getting into law captured in the six-day war of that cars leaving the parking Ichool. T.avrilides said, but some don't listen and are 1967 and negotiations aimed at ramp near Bessey Hall will have ■disappointed later on. a lasting peace agreement for to enter from West Circle Drive 1 A grade point average of at least 3.0 and a score over 600 on the Middle East, site of four and exit to East Circle Drive. Ithe Law School Admissions Test is generally agreed by advisers to ae necessary for law school admission. wars since the Jewish state declared in 1948. was MOSCOW Hendri Zwarensteyn, professor of business law and office The Syrian delay in accepting Administration and adviser to the Prelaw Club, recommends that the cease-fire, if it continues, SHOWCASE C student interested in law who does not have at least a 3.0 could undermine efforts to JAZZ Cverage by his or her sophomore year either look at different carry out the postcease-fire ■careers or make an all-out attempt to improve grades. The prelaw student who is not accepted by a law school has jour options, Zwarensteyn said: admission to the school of court portions of the agreement. Kissinger stopped in Israel briefly Monday on his way Presents Holiday Gala Administration at the University of Denver; paralegal professional home from Moscow to confer Braining; a master's degree in social science or a career in a with Premier Golda Meir and FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 18-30 YEARS OF AOS ■different area. other Israeli leaders, TWO WEEKS DEC. 23 JAN. 6 presumably to fill them in - J The multidisciplinary student who cannot get into law school ■•actually has a heck of a lot of the subsequent steps intended on job prospects," Gavrilides said. Business, industry, merchandising and governmental in his accord with Brezhnev. Can you imagine yourself welcoming the Are interested in graduates who have broad intellectualemployers He later flew to London for a New Year in a Leningrad home and skills he stopover there on his way back taking a troika ride in the snow through the to Washington. Mile stone Whatever its depth, the streets of Moscow? Yes I Then come Egyptian recapture of some of along and enjoy a holiday of festival its lost Sinai land after six years and fun in the was a morale - builder in company of Soviet young An Israeli soldier rests Egypt people. on a milestone in the Sinai Desert and and the rest of the Arab world, Hobincss prepares for the end of affect. fighting as the U.S. cease fire took - sorely conscious of the celebrated six-day Israeli Total cost: 18-23 years of age $550 APWirephoto victory of 1967. 2*f-30 of age 1625 is a Iraq, which along with Jordan and a number of less First class years powerful Arab nations had sent accomodations, three meals cold troops to bolster the Syrians, a day, theater tickets, sightseeing and dark Savings on stereo! Buy direct from us, and you save money with announced over Baghdad radio it would not abide cease-fire as part of a by the holiday banquets. Group limited. 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The bill, which is proposed jointly in the House and Senate, will cover If this bill is passed, much of the all phases of auto repair, including dishonesty could be eliminated, for licensing auto mechanics, inspecting the good of the consumer as well as repair shops, requiring written the honest mechanic. estimates on repairs and prohibiting Auto mechanics could also estimate increases unless agreed on benefit with the bill. Good by the customer. mechanics are in short supply. If a mechanic has a license, he could go It would also require the return of to work immediately, not wait until replaced parts as proof of repair. he proves his ability to the The many benefits of this bill are satisfaction of his p-ospective obvious. No longer will a motorist employer. take h s car in for a minor The employer would also benefit adjustment and end up with a major by knowing that he hired a bill. No longer could a repair shop competent mechanic, instead of the hire a supposedly competent auto trial and error method that hiring a mechanic only to find out he knows new mechanic now involves. 'HALF!!' next to nothing about auto repair. This bill deserves support and This bill could be a major step towards consumer protection. immediate passage by the Michigan GARY KORRECK Hopefully these " Legislature. The general public has been at the provisions will not result in cost mercy are of auto mechanics for too long. For the most part, mechanics competent, honest people. increases but a little would go a long way towards taking the guesswork out of getting a car regulation Nixon kicks high official said. "By the time the press off The official said Nixon Unfortunately, there are a few repaired, correctly and honestly. For those of you who think the President distracting attention from Watergate. probably wo, Former Watergate Special prosecutor figures out what is going on we'll have release any of his new plaas until lateint made some bold moves over the weekend, Archibald Cox will be made president of a moved the White House to Bimini and week. consider what's in store for this week. Bayard Rustin will be the new press "He's involved in a Scrabble to High Washington officials newly organized Washington Senators Legislature say Richard Nixon has a new game plan that would baseball team which will be immediately secretary." with Bobby Fisher, the new FBI chief, rill moved to Newfoundland upon Another rumor floating around is that now and they're not expected to fmfl make even GeorgeHalas jealous. It goes like recently deposed vice president Spiro before then." this: confirmation by Charles 0. Finley, the new ■ Agnew will head a Tahitian whaling Fisher was reached in his Queen's, N.M First, the President is going to fire Miami special Prosecutor. to eliminate Dolphin quarterback Bob Griese for failing to run the play he suggested they use in Nixon will also take over the rights to the ABC college football gameof the week and expedition into Antarctica. "Not true," the official says. "Ted's apartment and claimed the President not shown up for their first two "Frankly, I'm worried about thatchA matches] hiT Super Bowl V. Rumor has it that Nixon is MSU's own Duffy Daugherty will become going to be the new asst. attorney general. of his," Fisher said. "I don't really thinkll sending Griese's prime receiver, Paul secretary of state. They wouldn't dare dig up anything on him needs a monitor to see the game board." another tax area, probably the state Warfield, to Bobo, Miss., to become drain "It should work out pretty well," the while he's in there." | A bill to eliminate the state sales income tax. But the increase would commissioner. tax on food and drugs is being be five tenths of one per cent or less, Next, the President will appoint formulated in the state legislature. Washington Redskins coach George Allen Such a bill, if it becomes law. could mean t'lat meagerly budgeted so the tax would not cripple lower income and large families. the new attorney general. Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgenson will become State News William W. Whiting Heth Ann Ulasalkoski Gerald H. Coy students would see some relief in Some 15 states have exempted vice president and Gerald Ford will be traded to the Houston Oilers for cash and Opinion Page an their food bills. food sales from state tax, and none administrator to be named later. With rising food prices, any have met with any financial Henry Kissinger will become the Skins' l.ynn Hawing . reduction in food costs will be difficulties. Jonathan S. Kaiifnu new quarterback and his interpreter will be John IV. I.indstmin . ...vialcomed. Students who rau&i buy Within j$he .next few weeks. installed as the new center. The Skins' kathv Siezurawski arid prepare food with' limited serious considerations must be made current center, Len Hauss, will be made Editorials reflect the opinion of the majority of the State News Boh NovosaJ chief administrator for the newly formed editors. Staff columns, commentaries, points of view and letters to the incomes will be aided by reduced to formulate the sales tax package Craig Porter Polish Defense League. With this league, editor are the personal opinion of the individual writers. prices through the sales tax into effective legislation. The state Nixon hopes to set minority and ethnic exemption. legislature should act quickly so groups off against each other, thereby The proposed cutbacks would students' food budgets can be have to be replaced by an increase in relieved a little. Peace with H LETTER POLICY To the Editor: Christmas. The State News It is indeed a joke that the Nobel Peace Third. Kissinger has contributed to the welcomes all letters. Letters Prize was awarded to Henry Kissinger. art of tactical nuclear warfare. should be typed to a 65 First, this puts the aggressor and the This prize is a slap to the Vietnamese victim in the same boat, as the shocking people and a reward for diplomacy based space line and triple spaced. State News editorial Thursday attempted on saturation bombing rather than justice. Letters snould be signed and to do. Second, and most important, It is indeed a prize for "Peace with include hometown, student, Kissinger approved the Cambodian Honor." faculty or staff standing and M. Ashraf El Bayoumi local address. No unsigned bombing as well as the massive criminal Professor of biophysics and chemistry bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong last letters will bn accepted. Letters may be edited for Committee to clarity and conciseness to accommodate more letters To the Editor, their parking problem. on the page, but definitely I would like to inform the students of will not be edited lor Last spring the All • University Traffic MSU and the residents of Cherry Lane Committee met with a group of residents content. that something was uone to help alleviate from Cherry Lane to discuss their problem. As a result of this meeting, the Obscenity? committee recommended to President To the Editor: There is a very simple solution to the Wharton that the residents of Cherry Lane, University Village and Spartan Village by given parking permits that Coaching To the Editor: staff guts problem of obscenity. Judges and designate where the resident lives. new philosophy of coach Denny Stolz* The brand of football being played at Even to the casual observer* Students shou legislators cannot and should not waste their valuable time trying to decide what the whole community thinks is obscene. or Hopefully the problem has been solved at least reduced. I have asked Iris Burton, a Cherry Lane resident who met MSU this fall has me totally amazed. No, it is not because of the fumbles or the lack company. appears that they do not want to win* game, but merely keep the The choice is obviously an individual with us last year, to come to our next of offense or even the missed assignments respectable. The offense has been run matter, and therefore this type of that result in touchdowns for the conservatively that one might think ul open candidate questionable material should not be displayed in front of people who do not wish to see it, but still made available to meeting. If the problem still persists, I am confident the traffic committee will take further action. Howard J. Wooldridge opposition. Anybody who has watched MSU play during the past few seasons has come to accept these as part of the game William F. Buckley Jr was the uffeMl coordinator. Why have the Spartans 'oniinuL r In case you haven't heard during pay exorbitant rents to city those who do. Chairman, All University plan. failed to pass on third down whentne)! all this hub - bub about foreign landlords. Society has made most people ashamed Traffic Committee What has me amazed is the apparent inside their own 25-yard line and This year there hasn't been much to admit their desire in sexual matters; by a touchdown or more? wars and scandals in Washington, therefore, no true voice of the majority is there is a city council election happening to give voters an heard. The person who is morally outraged I reasons: can think of only two Either the coaching staff P P°jjL introduction to the four candidates coming up in two weeks. Students improves his social standing by letting to watch the defensive team play who want to meet the candidates for the two council seats Nelson everyone know he is against pornography, coaching staff has no guts. Most p«" and familiarize themselves with the Brown, a 10 - year local liberal just as an earlier phrase, "a church - going would agree with the latter. activist; Margaret NcNeil, a recent man," used to As we all know, this does . issues should take advantage of meet - the - candidates nights in MSU graduate and McGovern not necessarily mean he is righteous. I have attended every home foo The only true democratic way of Democrat; John Polomsky, an MSU game at MSU in the last three year¬ residence halls during the next deciding if these types of movies, long as I am here, I will continue to ■ asst. professor of engineering, and magazines, etc., should be available to a week. So, Denny, win or lose, rain orsni m In a race thus far devoid of Mary Sharp, an eight - year council certain community is to simply make still be in the stands as well as many »»■ incumbent and former MSU equal them available. If the store or theater stays sensational issues and characterized cheering the Spartans on. in business, the community obviously by a consequent lack of voter opportunity administrator. accepts it. allthefl IN O DO ay expects Nobody ex pei; is you "" win to . yf interest, four candidates are seeking Candidate nights, where residents One only needs to observe the lines or maybe not even most ot wI election on the Nov. 6 ballot for will get the chance to hear the four waiting to see these kinds of things, in However, if you're going to lose. 1 two vacant seats on the East spite of society's prejudgment of these go down like a fighting li<>" a" I hopefuls and ask them questions, people, to understand what the silent Lansing City Council. are planned in various residence majority really wants. whimpering kitten. Snow some g I Dave Blair If your reaction is, "So what?" halls nearly every night from now 1637A Spartan Stephen Mi then consider this: Village until Nov. 6. In addition, several St. Clair Shoresffl MSU students constitute two similar sessions are planned in off - thirds of East voters. Lansing's registered campus areas. No communications with It is students who look to the Use this opportunity. Plan on To the Editor: Organization of Arab Students as follows: of Biophysics referred to by Professor .... . . nflthinc to do withtl East Lansing business district to fill attending one of these sessions. Tell "Half the faculty members in my El-Bayoumi wish it to be known that they ^erc?ceS a"d h* "° 8 I■ "" Mideast on our part. Brown. McNeil, Polomsky or Sharp - their economic needs - and The Wednesday, Oct. 17 issue of the department are Jewish and I talk to them talk to Professor El-Bayoumi only when students who support local store what's on your mind, and then State News carried an aricle entitled, all the time about the Mideast." and to the extent necessary to carry out Edward M. Eise"s owners. It is students who supply you'll be able to participate "Local Arab, Jewish reps defend positions their professional duties and have no other Professor of biopwj during radin »alk show" by Melissa Payton We have verified with Rabbi William communications with him whatsoever (labor He"11 most of the local labor force. effectively in the political processes on page 11. Rudolph that Professor El-Bayoumi has of the community which is your indeed made a statement directly to him about the Mideast or any other subject. Associate professor of bi°P ' j Similarly, it is students who dwell This article includes a quotation from Barnett home at least nine months of the "Arab spokesman Ashraf El-Bayoumi, to this effect. This situation has developed gradually in most of the city's nearly 6,000 The over the past few years due to Professor of rental units - and students wno year. professor of biophysics and adviser of the undersigned members of the Dept. personality Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 23, 1973 5 Overassigned rooms found only at MSU By BOB OURLIAN had problems with like to see us not require the load. has a strict State News Staff Writer overcrowding at the year's anybody to stay, but 1 don't "We didn't reserve any rooms policy against requirement in Ann Arbor, right to overcrowd rooms meant landed in overassigned beginning, but the problem has have a really sufficient overassignment. "We will tum Feldkamp said U - M does have for a specified capacity." ■ Residence hall overcrowding since been corrected. for possible no - shows for a students away before we the right to turn students out of situations, though I such as MSU is experiencing is understanding of the week or two weeks," he said. overcrowd," said John residence halls and into the The policy against upperclassmen can. At the start of the year, he I apparently unequaled at other economics." "It's a little risky, but it worked Feldkamp, director of housing overcrowding was altered this Twenty • two U-Mfreshmen I said, CMU's residence halls At Ferris in Big Rapids, Vice community. "The halls were with a provision that state universities. out." atU-M. year this year remain at a local hotel I Central Michigan University, contained approximately 200 President for College Relations The designed for a certain capacity," freshmen could not be forced at the University's University of Michigan While there is no he said. "We just don't think it's expense until I Eastern Michigan University overassigned rooms. The Stanley Dean said the state housing into the community if they room can be found for them in situation J and Ferris State College, all was corrected, college's residence halls are not . _ residence halls. residence nans. I cited in the past as having Jennings said, by extending an even full.' I I 1 problem overcrowding, are presently experiencing little, if anv, trouble. At MSU, the latest figures offer to all sophomore students which would allow them to break their housing contracts and move off campus without Dean said at the beginning of the year, records show that residence halls were 91 percent Guidelines improve show that 594 rooms in penalty. full. By SUSAN AGER take three different courses, ■ residence halls remain This offer continued, he said, EMU Director of Housing State News Staff Write which is crazy." productivity — more equitably the time their faculty members To date only IDC I overassigned, indicating that until adequate rooms existed in Programs Dorian Sprandel said Since 1956, when the first Under the new procedures, to the departments involved. In the past, all credit hours spend with the course. has been one course dropped from the I about 1,800 students are living residence halls to house that though the EMU residence interdisciplinary course (IDC) IDC course proposals are catalog. IDC 879, the original I in overcrowded conditions. students without halls full to capacity, there went to the department that Sometimes, the total credit overassigning. are was taught under the ominous submitted directly to Arata's hours can be enormous, as with IDC course in 1956, was "This was the first year we've did the paperwork of class lists 1 Residence hall and University are no overassigned rooms. title "Behavioral and Historical office and may be approved by and grades. "Other IDC 200, Resource Ecology dropped by the University I officials say there is still no plan required sophomores to live on "We juggled very Approaches to Problems of the Curriculum Committee in 1971 I campus," Jennings said. "That University Curriculum departments and faculties and Man, which Arata called to alleviate the overcrowding, quickly," he said. Sprandel said Selected Foreign Areas," Committee or by the deans and participated only out of the probably the most popular IDC since it had not been taught for I though the problem is being was part of the problem. We also that as soon as it became faculty memben have been department chairmen involved. four years, Kermit I investigated. have a slightly larger freshman goodness of their hearts, but course, typically drawing more Smith, apparent that one room would working together in the Previously, prospective than 400 students each term. assistant to the registrar, said. I George Jennings, director of class than we expected, and this be overcrowded and another classroom to give students lately were increasingly courses needed I residence hall programs at CMU, contributed to it. approval by hesitant to donate teaching room not full, students would varied perspectives on such curriculm committees in Other new provisions for Smith said at least four new talent without getting 1 said the Mt. Pleasant university "Personally," he added, "I'd be shifted around to balance out toDics as the environment, sub- various departments, colleges anything IDC courses require Arata's IDC courses are likely to back," Arata said. office to monitor the courses Saharan Africa and more. and ultimately by the appear in the 1974-75 Now, 10 per cent of the and catalog. IDC courses have University, Arata said. total credit hours goes to the guard against declining Along with IDC 203, these Business college starts proliferated to the 19 listed in this year's catalog. This proliferation has courses New provisions also distribute student credit hours — a of department paper-pushing department and the rest is divided among enrollments, disintegrating faculties or curricula no longer relevant to the original course may include a course on career planning and social change, and one on the measure departments proportionate to helping professions prompted procedure to in social (central advice program a new agencies. safeguard and ease the creation of new IDC courses, Dorothy | The College of Business has extended its student advisement program to include specifically to work in the advisement center to supplement the graduate assistants who form Arata, asst. provost for undergraduate education, said. Approved in January 1973, Bill to allow county units' merger most of its staff. upperclassmen as well as freshmen and the policy is just now seeing A state senator has introduced a bill that would give county public works. The proposed bill would merge the two agencies | sophomores, making it the fourth college at MSU Graduate assistants have been used because use as faculty members seek boards of commissioners the option to merge the responsibilities of under a single elected commissioner. I to implement such a program. they are young and current in their fields, Rainey approval for new courses like the drain commissioner with the department of public works under Sode said he would support the legislation if the provisions for said. Students are not admitted into the college IDC 203, Introduction to the a single elected commissioner. referendum votes on specific work projects which now applies only I until their junior year. In the past they have been "The only drawback was the lack of Sen. Donald E. Bishop, R - Rochester, sponsor of the to the drain commissioner became applicable to the combined Study of the Moon, to be proposed advised by the University College and the continuity," he explained. "It takes one to one taught for the first time this legislation, said the bill would eliminate duplication of efforts agency. advisement center in the College of Business. and a half years to get to know enough about the between the two departments, cut costs and give citizens spring. greater George Kuhn, Oakland County drain commissioner, who has Juniors and seniors were given faculty advisers. University to be a good adviser, and by that time "We'd like to be very access to local government. discussed the bill with Bishop, said the legislation would not take the assistants were gone." protective of these Eight Michigan counties - including Ingham — have separate courses, away any powers that had been designated to the drain "Now we have central advisement so students Central advisement frees agencies and though some overlapping of duties occurred, there was faculty from having which serve a unique need, commissioner nor take away the public right of referendum. an find someone to answer their questions any to spend time answering procedural questions, no provision for combining the two, Richard Simonson, Bishop's Past attempts at similar legislation have failed largely because I time of day," James F. Rainey, associate dean amalgamating several but juniors and seniors still have a faculty adviser aide, said. they were written as legislative mandates to be handed down from I perspectives on a theme," for undergraduate education, said. to whom they can take other problems. In Ingham County Richard L. Sode is both the elected drain Arata said. "As a student, you the state to the counties instead of giving each county board of I "We feel it will make students feel they have "It makes sense for because can't get three different commissioner and the appointed chairman of the county board of commissioners the option to combine the two departments. us our program is I more contact with us." highly structured and a trained adviser can perspectives on an issue like Two academic advisers have been hired answer most questions, " Rainey said. the environment unless you jflapftotoer Uoohsftop HARVARD MBA -»en house and answer questions V. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 23,1973 FIRST ANNUAL STATE NEWS Stolz: Baggett will stay F in No. 1 Denny Stolz isn't about to give up the ship, nor will quarterback slot Baggett would remain his No. 1 quarterback. quarterback Charlie Baggett be Stolz blamed a "We're last in the conference running game FIRST keelhauled in the wake of that never got WIN in offense, but Charlie Baggett started f0, $3000 another paltry offensive effort is third in the Saturday's poor offensive that sent the Spartans down to Big Ten in total showing - the same defeat again Saturday. offense," Stolz explained. which has plagued his thing PRIZE "We really don't have a lot of choices," Stolz said Monday "That gives you an idea how he's been performing. previous showings. team in at his weekly press luncheon. "We analyze our personnel, "When you're not moving, . "We1fe't Lwe cou'd ball against this football run the team" we've used all the backs, we it's always the quarterback Stolz said. "We were 1 SECOND look at every kid and the kid who takes the blame, but disappointed to find out WIN $20°° we behind every kid, and we just Charlie Baggett threw three couldn't do it against don't have a lot of choices." Illinois." passes right on the money Stolz scoffed at those Saturday that were not caught The Spartans' PRIZE blaming Baggett for the team's offensive ineptness and insisted and he threw a couple out of bounds which is exactly what in Brown who picked leading rusher the game was tailback David up 67 yank in 25 carries. named Spartan offensive Brown ^ of the week and middle p|ayet RULES OF THE GAME . . . Ron Kumiega was defensive player of the guard named The Football Contest is open to anyone except State News employees, but limited to just ONE entry per week. person per week. Stolz also announced that suspended fullback Clarence All weekly entries must be delivered to the State News advertising dept. office. Room No. 344 Student Bullock would return for Services Bldg. or postmarked no later than 5 p.m. on the Thursday preceding the games. Saturday's game against Purdue after missing the last two Predictions of the actual scores of the single weekly professional game will act as the "tie breaker" should one games. Defensive tackle John be necessary. Shinsky and tailback Mike Holt are also expected back from This contest will continue thru the weekend of November 24th. Decisions of the judges will be final and all injuries which held them out entries become the property of The State News. Saturday. DON'l WAIT! ★ NOTHING TO BUY ★ NO OBLIGATION lay reservations are already tough to get. 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THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE NEWS "FOOTBALL CONTEST" HAS FIVE 4980 Park Lake Rd. 351-8088 Guess the score of each team ... MORE WEEKS TO GO! ENTER TODAY!! □ SYRACUSE QmIAMI (Flo.) □ detroit lions green BAY □DUKE □ MARYLAND Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. October 23. 1973 7 OPENS ARENA THEATRE Hopkins disappoints audience •Youc'n learn a lot of things out very well. TONIGHT TICKETS old people," Sam The man who joins such other late '30s recording artists number applause. It seemed the pickin'. Me was perhaps a bit too worker admitted. "We're not $1.00 i Hopkins told Mariah thing to do. flashy at times but lie never house audiences Muddy Waters, B.B. King, getting student support like as Fairchild urday night. ,\iiH mavbe you can. Mane* Lipscomb, Fred McDowell on Mississippi top reissue • • Review; ByGARYKORRECK • His wit is still there. His arrogance will probably never leave him and the whisky in his bordered Mabus on overbearing. has a diversified thought we would." we This is the second year for Box Office labels left a enough riportory and enough Mariah, which started in nin's fingers are in crowd he'd State News Reviewer voice ran together nicely with iod shape for a man in apparently won over somewhat 0 J the few vocal efforts he ability to be considered a talent McDonol k iva last winter, and it till, The only thing disappointed with his brief worth watching. is sad to imagine how much OCTOBER there should have been more. attempted. As far as money goes. Mariah his concert more dull life would be without with didn't work them program. Dave Benson, an MSU But there just wasn't enough promoters figure they lost its offerings. People usually 23-27 r In- Lightnin' took a few subtle there to evaluate the man. $1,100 on the Hopkins concert. jabs at the audience — only 60 graduate student who met don't go to concerts because Hopkins was preceded by They made back some of what 8:15 P.M. or so came to see him on Hopkins in Houston, gave his MSU guitar picker Joel Mabus, they don't like who's playing, man a glowing introduction and they lost on Thursday night, but but the forum is here and Thursday - as he moved his way an earnest young man who kept they're still $2,400 in the hole through a seven song set. He Lightnin' was led on stage. the crowd Mariah is open for suggestions. • Another pair of students happy with some for the year It would be nice if someone "The Picture is a Sensation! stretched it out only on one flashy six • string and banjo "We're in number, which leads observers made up a bass and drum trouble," one helped. A BREATHTAKING EIOTIC ODYSSEY, THE UKES Of WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN SO STRONGLY DEPICTED ON 'HE SCREEN IF MARLON backup, one Hopkins never MANOO CAN IE PRAISED FOR to believe he can still do it, but seemed able to adjust to. More workers GIVING HIS ALMOST AU IN LAST TANGO IN PAWS. ONE WONDERS WHAT THE REACTION Will tE to MISS JONES LEAD, GEORGINA "I feel so good I could play THE H0LDEN PIZZA FACTORY ANCf IS SO NAKED, - SPELVIN. WHOSE PERFORM till morning," Hopkins told the needed for city FINAlf TAKES JEAN P< (S TO IE A MASSIVE INVASION OF PRIVACY THE WTRES NO EXIT TO A LOGICAL, AND SURPRISINGLY IC EXTREME audience after his First number. Addison Verrill/VARIETY But, between glances at his bass man and only semi • successful council election 353-5932 "The Most Interesting FHm of its Kind to Date! attempts to arouse a quiet City Clerk Beverly Colizzi said BECAUSE IT DISSOLVES THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN SEX FILMS AND ART FILMS audience, Hopkins grew tired. Monday the city needs This is the correct number for GEORGINA SPELVIN S PERFORMANCE WAS REMARKABLY PERSUASIVE' Like that, it was over. No more pollworkers in order to the HOLDEN PIZZA FACTORY Charles Michener - NEWS WEEK have five to coupon. encore. No final bows. seven workers at The audience seemed not to each voting location during the The offer that appeared in the "The Devfl in Miss Jones' understand Hopkins' idea of Nov. 6 city council election. coupon bonanza is good until Nov. 1 is Unique, Surprising/ Provocative! what an electric blues player is Applications may be made CALL 353-5932 for your pizza EXCEPTIONALLY WEll FILMED AND ACTED-AS WEIL AS LUSTILY PERFORMED, AND at the clerk's GOES ANOTHER BIG STEP TOWARD BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN SERIOUS ART and he noticed. They got rowdy office, city hall, FILMS A NO THOSE PREVIOUSLY LABELED SEXPLOITATION 406 Abbott Road. Pollworkers a couple of times, but usually Bruce Williamson,PIAVBOY are paid $30 for working the saved their enthusiasm for post - full election day. "May the bluenoses leave it lay for the pleasure of those whose taste it is. She brought a new meaning to OPEN 7 P.M. TODAY! the phrase- FEATURES 7:35 -9:40 "DRIVING A PNJLW1NF1CLD HARD BARGAIN"! I* United Mill HAPPY HOUR $1.00 5:30 - 6:30 P.M. MON - MALE CHAUVINIST PIG" (X) Also "Liberty Bells" (X) DUSTIN HOFFMAN '"iinuous from 12 noon JON VOIGHT "'v-Late Show. Fri. & Sat. 'MIDNIGHT COWBOY" shown at 8:25 ONLY AND :iHEMA($ ■" GEORGE SEGAL RUTH GORDON "WHERE'S POPPA?" Shown 7:00& Late (R) UchcU diuunti/ee i**uiye4 to a*t txcatitfic t6e cotcuet4e. Rbrom/ Planetarium Fantastic Visions ********* , 1 \ 10 l\ M. October 2G - Novcpibor l( ^10 P.M. ^ 1 ^ * All tickets $2.25 WVi *»' " & 10 P. M. shows last two Sundays^ tickets at the Planetarium awl Union. * ^ ' c 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Automotive '« FRANKLY SPEAKING... .by phil frank | Employment WANTED: SENIORS with degree STUDENT WANTED to share OWN ROOM, older home 1 DODGE CORONET 500 1965 PONTIAC 1970 GTO, automatic, luxury one bedroom apartment. acres. Near river 349301#' in agricultural science, forestry, good condition, 3274 West Holt vinyl roof. Must Sell. First fisheries, fam management, Call 351-0726. «p-5-1026 2-1024 Road, Mason. 694-6521 3-10-23 reasonable offer. 394-2636 machinery repair, grain-vegetable 5-10-29 WANTED: WOMEN share roomy 3 WANTED: ROOM winter, sprin|. production, F.F.A. or 4-H DODGE R/T 1969 440, 4 speed, needed for positions in 57 person apartment, winter term. close, quiet female. 355.3757 PHONE 355 8255 36,000 miles, best offer Call PONTIAC CATALINA convertible countries. All travel, medical, Close $80. 332-2767. 3-1024 355-3737. Sp-5-1026 355-7966. 3-10-23 1966 ~ 9°od engine, body, top. and living expenses paid. See Bldg. EAST SIDE 3 347 Student Services Snow tires. $300 484-6082. Peace Corps, Placement office RESPONSIBLE FEMALE looking remodeled. man house n*|~v DODGE DEMON 1°71, two door. 5-10-29 October 22-26. 1O1026 for same to share 2-bedroom 615 Clifford * Excellen*coV.® tion. Only luxury apartment. 349-2598. 882-7020, after 5:30. 5-10-23 AUTOMOTIVE 14,000. "most new call PONTIAC LE MANS 1970. REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED! Okemos area. 3-1024 Scooters & Cycles 355-4095! 4-10-24 Excellent concJtion, low mileage. WANTED: 1 MALE to share small air, undercoated. 351-8667, Earn $200+ each semester with Parts & Service F E MALE(S) MEDOWBROOK house. Close. $50 351 2440 only a few hours work at the Aviation FIAT 850, 1967, EXCELLENT after 5 p.m. 6-10-26 beginning of each semester. Trace own bedroom, bath, 5-1026 condition. Radials, Mags, available December 1st. INTERNATIONAL ♦EMPLOYMENT AM/FM radio, only 45,000 PONTIAC LEMANS 1969. 350 394-2152. sp-5-10-26 FEMALE TO share nice MARKETING SERVICE. 519 Lansing •FOR RENT miles. $800. 355-3066 after 5 automatic, air, snow tires, Glenrock Avenue, Suite 203, house. Own room $5833 pm 5-10-29 excellent! $1100. Call Pete, Los Angeles, .California 90024. NEEDED FOURTH girl: 135 371-1039. 5-1026 Apartments Li 353-9196 5-10-29 Collingwood. Call 351-1037. 1-1031. Houses FIREBIRD, 1967, must sell. $78/month. 3-1023 THIRD MAN lor house Own Rooms 3-speed. $600. 882-8675 after 6. PONTIAC CATALINA 1968 - B.B.A.-M.B.A. Lawyers, architects, room. $70/monih 4 84 6350. 5.10-23 verV 9°°d condition. $700 or city planners needed for EFFICIENCY to sub-let. $139.76. •FOR SALE best offer. 349-2690. 5 1023 October rent paid. Near campus. sophisticated volunteer positions Animals FORD FAIRLANE GTA 1967, in the U.S. and abroad. All travel, 355-3083. SP5-10-25 GIRL TO share large attic $76 reconditioned engine, needs PONTIAC CATALINA 1967 medical, and livingexpensespaid. month. 442 Charles. 332 0266 Mobile Homes GIRL NEEDED for in some work, $200 or best offer four door sedan, low mileage. Peace Corps-Vista recruiters at own room 1-1023 •LOST & FOUND 353-7290, before 5 p.m., $550,489-0283.5 10-26 Park Trace Apartments. Starting ' Placement Office - October December or January. 349-1265. LAINGSBURG: 1 Mile south of 2 IT IS TRUE Wr PID RECEIVE ♦PERSONAL 355-4151, after 7 p.m. 3-10-23 PORSCHE PEOPLE1 Two 912 s 22-26, interviewing all seniors. ♦PEANUTS PERSONAL - 101026 3J0-24 bedroom, stove, refrigerator 1966 white 1968 red. Call som MARIJUANA IN TUB MAIL, lM FORD 1969 - V-8, 4-door, carpeted. No pets in house 5 351 6506 or 882 0309 after 6 OPENINGS FOR two women, ♦REAL ESTATE automatic, power steering and PART TIME bartender, cook and acres included $160. 3517497 $50-$60, across from campus FACT I'M BURNING IT NOtfl!'.. brakes, low mileage, excellent p.m. 5-10-26 dishwasher. Must have 010-31 ♦RECREATION 332 6481,332-6246. 5-1029 condition. $595. Phone tranportation. Flexible hours. ♦SERVICE RAMBLER 1969. American Blue. 2402 VINE. 2 627-9212. 5-10-29 Best offer. If interested phone £ COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 Ideal working conditions. Must NEEDED: ONE girl to sublet Cedar Partly furnished, bedroom carpeted h Instruction be neat and dependable. Call for 625 3398. 5-1029 Village Apartments, winter term. pets. $175. 351-7497 FORD VAN 1964. panelled, appointment. 655 2175. 4-1023 01031 Typing Service Call 337-1484. SP 5-1026 ♦TRANSPORTATION carpeted, excellent chrome wheels, condition. $500. SPITFIRE 1970 - hard top and • / it RECEPTIONIST WANTED for DELUXE ONE bedroom, convertible. Excellent condition. •WANTED Evenings 655-1880. 5 10-29 Dentist's office. Send resume in $1400. 372-6048. 101031 unfurnished, utilities paid, your own handwriting to Box carpeted throughout. Call FORD PICK-UP 1968 with camper JOIN THE COMPLETE auto EARN $$$ - Needed one female F-6, Michigan State News. VEGA HATCHBACK 1971. 27,000 484-4916, ' after 5 p.m. 5-1026 ROOM IN Co-op. $82/month ♦♦RATES** $1,200. Dodge Pick-up 1968, cooperation. Auto repairs, 50% singer/guitarist to form duet. 7-1026 room-board. East $425,332-2603 5-1029 mi'es, a Sotf transmission, off on labor. 215 East For audition call Greg 372-0302, Lansing radio, very lean, phone EAST LANSING, one bedroom, 351-4490. ask for Chuck Kalamazoo Street. 489-1346. Thursdays/Fridays between 4-8 PART TIME employment with 4-1026 355-3038, after 5 p.m. 5-1023 large kitchen, shag carpeting, HORNET 1970 four door, good 0-10-31 p.m. 5-1023 multi-manufacturer distributor $160, including utilities. engine, snow tires. $750. 12-20 hours per week. FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for J - VEGA WAGON 1972, stick shift, 35J-8305. 5-1026 355-1516. 5-10-24 PART TIME help cleaning first Automobile required. 351-5800. mobile home, own room all A radio, great mileage. $1750. class store during early preclass C-1023 utilities paid. 676-4353, after 349-4689 3-1025 ONE BEDROOM, $180. Gunson, JAGUAR 1959 3.4 litre SEDAN. shift. Starting pay based on your 6.30 p.m. 5-1025 one block from Campus O 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 Truly a classic in classic general qualifications not COOKS NEEDED Part-time and VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1967. 482 4616, 332-8867. SP-5-1026 condition. 484-8713. sp-5-10-29 » • AUTO PARTS ™ necessarily your specific full. Days and nights. Call for Rebuilt engine, many new experience. Call 332-4020 and appointment. THE DEPOT features. Call 482 5456. 3-10-24 NEED ONE girl to sublease winter STUDENTS - FACULTY leave name and phone number. RESTAURANT, 1203 South Washington. Phone 371-3456. and/or spring. 337-7024. 5-1023 $32.50 per month. Room for VOLKSWAGEN 1971 Campmobile 3 1024 Owning foreign ars, we give 5-1029 1972 IMPERIAL - full power, Westphalia. Like new, attachable 25 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 air - conditioned, low mileage, tent, built-in propane stove and 20% off 10% off on on parts and castrol, accessories. Raider FULL TIME route sales, mobile BABYSITTER IN my home. 3-6 908 EAST MT. Hope, male, small bus. Call 484 7696. afte'r 5 pm' catering. Apply in person - 143 basement apartment, furnished 30024 $3895. Call Dick or Bud. 482-1191. heater, 19,000 miles. Phone snowmobiles in stock. p.m. 5 days, $17 1522 Mt. _ DEADLINE now 1/2 North Harrison. 5-1023 $115 including utilities. 3-10-25 349 3268. 5-1026 Vernon, East Lansing. 351-5377. MEN CLOSE 1 P.M. one class day • to MSU. Clean, 41 5 South Cedar Lansing 332-3161. 1-1023 Ask for Fred between 6-9 p.m. - VOLKSWAGEN 1966 BUS. 1967 VARIOUS POSITIONS available quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone before publication. LEMANS 1972 - LUXURY. Black 4-1026 485-8836 0 1031 rebuilt engine, 4,000 miles. Body for winter employment. Call FURNISHED, CARPETED, vinyl top and interior, air excellent. $600. Phone (517) 348-6641 or write Box spacious, 1 bedroom. Half-block. conditioning, power steering and PART-TIME help needed. 7-11 HEDRICK HOUSE Coop has Peanuts Personal ads 489-7182. 3-1023 397, Grayling, Michigan. 5-1023 $185/month. 332-1946. 3-1025 brakes, wire hubs. $2,200. NO MONEY!!! and the car really STORE, Lansing. All shifts female vacancies. Room/board must be pre-paid. 355-1237. 5-10-26 done on it. needs some work available. 882-9585. 3-1025 $170/term. Call 3 3 2 0846 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1969 - MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS Give us a try, we're the good - ONE GIRL needed to sublet winter X5-1023 clean, $900. Phone 484-4284. A.S.C.P. or eligible. Excellent term. Riverside East. 332-1903. Cancellations/ Corrections MAZDA 1972 RX3, Rotary engine, guys. Anything from front end WAITRESSES OR waiters needed 5-10-24 salary and benefits. 286 bed 10 months old, 20+ mpg, 130+ service td major overhauls. to work lunch hours and sp-5-1029 TWO STUDENTS looking for - 12 noon one class day hospital, latest and finest mph, air conditioning, 4-speed. VOLKSWAGEN OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, part-time nights. Call for room* beginning winter term in 1973 SUPER equipment. Short drive to before publications. 351-4880 5-10-25 Grand River at Park Lake, East NEAR MSU and Frandor. Beautiful the East Lapsing or Lansing area. Beetle yellow with black appointment. THE DEPOT Lansing and Flint. Call collect or - Laming. 351-3130. NO RESTAURANT, 1203 South 1 bedroom, unfurnished, Cheap, and dose to campus Call MERCEDES BENZ 1971 6-cylinder customized interior, sun roof, write J. G. Abbot. THE The State News will be RIPOFFS! C-1026 carpeted, air-conditiong, 485 0409. 5-1024 fuel injection. Air-conditioning, AM radio and stereo tape player, MEMORIAL IOSPITAL, Washington, Lansing. Phone balcony, parking, laundry, quiet. responsible only for the AM/FM radio, red leather MAG wheels, custom striping, Owosso, Michigan, 48867. 371-3456. 5-1029 VOLVO SERVICE: Meticulous Call 332-1703. 4-1026 ROOM FOR male student, across first day's incorrect interior, black exterior. Body only 8,500 miles. A-1 condition 723-5211. 7-1025 service for your Volvo at from Union, 211 1/2 Grand excellent condition. $6,500 or and still under warranty. $2,700. JOBS available - part time work. insertion. STUDENT in child oriented courses River, upstairs, $48 per month Phone 487-5670 after 5 p.m. Lansing's only shop specializing $300/month. Inquire at best offer. Phone 313-675-8494. WAITRESS - FULL or part time. needed to live in and care for 5 exclusively in Volvo. 1820 Dell 489 3494 3-1025 5-1023 Bills are due 7 days from 5-1023 Grosse lie, Michigan. 3-10-25 Road. 882 9808. 1-10-23 Good pay. Must be able to work and 7 year olds while I work the ad expiration date, if some weekends. Must be 18 and not paid by the due date, a VW 1969 - NEW tires, muffler and MACDONALD'S, 234 West Grand nights, 882-2235. 5-1023 CAPITOL CLUB rooms for men MGB - GT 1969. Beautiful MASON BODY SHOP 812 East have own transporation. Call for and women. TV, laundry, brakes. Good condition. Call - River, East Lansing is now condition. Low mileage. $1650. Kalamazoo Street since 1940. appointment. TIMBERLANES restaurant and lounge. Free accepting applications for part 901 332-6246. 4-10-26 489-0570 after 5:30 p.m. Complete auto painting and BOWLING ALLEY, 489-1467 time and full time employment. EAST-JvrfcOWD f0ur night parking. 222 Seymour. 5-1023 5-1023 rqpm Rt'T.ca, utilities paid. collision service. 485-0256. The hours of availability are from 01031 MGB 1971 CONVERTIBLE - 29 C-1031 10:30 a.m. - 2.30 p.m. and VW 1966, good shape. Call Bryant mpg. Good condition. Call Howell after 6 p.m. 546-0873. after 6:30 1-1023 p.m. 351-2576. DO-IT-YOURSELF with repair MECHANICS from 5 p.m. - closing. Please apply between the hours of 8 301 SOUTH HOLMES, South of Sparrow Hospital. 2/man MEN'S SINGLE rooms from Union. Available 3 blocks I I 5-10-26 manuals for foreign cars. CHEQUERED FLAG,2605 East FULL & PART-TIME a.m. - 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. - 4 efficiency, utilities included. No ' immediately. Phone 351-5076 | p.m., Monday through Friday. before Noon; after 5 c VW 1966, GOOD body, clean Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile west FLEXIBLE HOURS Pets. $125. 351-7497. 0-1031 CHEVROLET 6, 1967, good MGB-GT, 1971, and Austin Healey Applications are also being 5-1026 - interior, dependable, motor of campus. 487-5055. c-10-31 3000 III, 1967. Both real nice transportation. Call 339-2158 excellent. First $525 takes. accepted for janitor and dish cars. Make offer. 489-3425 or after 6 p.m. 5-10-29 482-1475. Ask for Daryll. After 3 p.m. 353-5915. 4-1026 BODY REPAIR. Other est nates FOREIGN OR persons. The hours of availability are from 12 a.m. to 4 1,3-MAN men's apartment rooms. 2 and several blocks to For Sale ^ CHEVROLET VAN, 1967, good 5-10-26 too high, why don't ya gi DOMESTIC a.m. for dishes and 2 a.m. - 11 campus. Call NEJAC. 337-1300. try. Quality but low priced. for maintenance help. c-10-31 condition. Runs well - Call a.m. MUSTANG Reduced rates to student VAN fo 694-0685 or 1-313-732-6853. 1969 302; 3-speed Experienced only 6 1024 NEW AND used furniture fastback, 24 mpg. 1967 Buick WORLD, Potterville. 645- 2123 8 WOMEN: 1 block from campus. 3 Need to clear out our si 6-10-25 SUZUKI 1972 - TS185 road trail. a.m. until late. 7 days own tools LeSabre. Both excellent DISHWASHER-FULL and part girl apartment, completely shed. First come, first s condition. 351-4524. 3-10-24 200 miles. Fork-brace helmet 10-1026 phone time furnished. Utilities and parking VARNEY'S MOBIL HOMES, CHEVY VAN 1972. 3/4 ton, power employment. Many and goggles. Excellent condition. steering, power brakes, 351 7820 company benefits. Apply in included. $80 349 9609 or MUSTANG 1966. Automatic 289, Call 351-5108 before 3 p.m. Employment 349-4842. 01031 person, HOLIDAY INN EAST, red, good condition. Best offer. 5-10-26 DENTAL ASSISTANT, Downtown 3121 East Grand River. 3-1023 insulated. Call Tom, 882-5696. 351-5108. 5-10-29 5-10-26 specialist, Monday through 1 MALE FOR 4-man $61.25 month HONDA 305 SCRAMBLER, 8000 Friday 7-4:30. Experience LEBANESE BELLY Dancers: ROYAL PORTABLE used just tw MASSEUSES WANTED. We will MUSTANG 1970 - EXCELLENT miles. Great shape. $295. preferred. Will train right person. (year) 332-5246 evenings. weeks. Cost $110, will sell for I CHEVY VAN 1965 - new paint, train for part or full time, Friday nights only. Small 3-1023 condition. condition, low mileage economy- 353-5266, Len. 5-10-26 Salary open. Send resume - Lake-side restaurant 50 miles $50. Call after 6 p.m. 393-4769 | no rust. $8/hour. Phone 489-1215. car. Phone 332-2033. 3-1025 1107 Sank of Lansing, 48933. 5-1025 Snow tires,, $475 evenings. 0-1031 northwest of Lansing. YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW, 5-1029 1 831-4615.5-1025 CASA DESOL, one bedroom, 655-1880. 5-10-23 OLDS CUTLASS 1972 orange, RICKMAN. Many 1974's now in STUDENTS PART Time. Earn unfurnished luxury apartment. ROBERTS 778X reel-to-reel,$175. I LR1000T receiver. - 455, automatic, buckets, radio, stock. Fall prices on everything. HOSTESS/CASHIER - full time, TELEPHONE MARKETING. $1.50 $170 and up. Call 351-8681. LeFayette CHEVY VAN 1969, small V-8. excellent condition. $2675. Also large stock of leathers, year round employment. to $4.50 per hour. Full time, part 7-10-24 $100. 353-1551. X 5-10-26 standard transmission. Fine 332-5296. 7 10-29 helmets, custom accessories. Evening shift, many company time positions. Call 394-1103. condition. 351-6548. 3-10-25 Parts and service. SHEP'S benefits. Apply in person, 13-10-31 PLYMOUTH 1965 Fury I six MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 SECRETARY. HOLIDAY INN EAST, 3121, 1969 CUTLASS SUPREME 350 cylinder, 64,000 miles, body and North Cedar, Holt. Just south of SHORTHAND, - typing required t6 work in law East Grand River. 3-1023 ESCORTS WANTED. Earn while aaa nai V-8 with 3 speed automatic, vinyl roof, console, bucket seats. engine in fine shape. $275. Phone 349-0390. X3-1025 I-96 overpass. Phone 694-6621. C-5-10-26 office in downtown Lansing. No you learn. Part time or full time. $3/hour. 489-1215. 01031 CROSSWORD ana mm previous law office experience WAITRESS: MUST be experienced, nansEQ 229 Linden, $1095. 332-0745. neat, dependable, and efficient. PUZZLE Qaaiig 5-10-23. PLYMOUTH 1967 SPORTS Fury. NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA - Power, bucket seats, Best offer. 882-1467 after 5:30 p.n. repair and service, factory trained, Winter storage available. Good working conditions, nights. Apply at DRUARS, 415 East Saginaw, Lansing. m ACROSS 31. Temporary rcaaa i DELTA 88, 1963 dependable, heat, 5-1029 1. ICBM star G.T. MOTOR'S, 816 East Howe, WATCH FOUR year old with mild 349-2333. 5-1024 32. Prior to □as m radio, clean interior. $99 or best 6, Placebo offer. Must sell! Call 882-0643, PLYMOUTH FURY III 1967, Lansing. 485-6815.0-10-26 chicken pox. Flexible hours, TV and STEREO rentals.$24/term. 12. Propose a 33. Goddess of ranges i or 646-6606. 3-10-23 excellent condition. Need cash. 1972 SUZUKI 350. 4,000 miles. $ 1 /h o u r - temporary. PART TIME sales-newspaper $9.95 month. Free same day delivery and service. Call drink discord S3no 353-3552 after 7 p.m. 5-10-23 Good condition. Bell Star 355-1137. 3-10-25 advertising. Maximum 10 hours, 13 Dawn goddess 35. Portia's maid tanas si salary negotiable. Must be NEJAC, 337-1300. c-31-10-31 37. Spiro's 14 Trunk NEW! PONTIAC TEMPEST 1966 - helmet. 353-0231. 5-1023 EXPERIENCED BARTENDER part time. Apply MAC'S BAR - student. Bob, 372-0415, 6-8 p.m. only. 3-10-24 15. Scratched 16 Pixy monogram 39. Box office las power steering V-8, tilt. Automatic, excellent. $500. HONDA 350 good shape. $650 - 1970. Real sharp, 394-0694, after 6 p.m. 3-10-25 L* 18 Dined sign 5. Christmas IN EAST LANSING 337-7143. 3-10-25 anytime. 5-1023 WAITRESSES WANTED, 19. Colonist 40. Comparison cake MAILING ROOM help needed. GRENADIER BAR, 1250 23. Social climber 43. Goose genus Temporary-full time, day and Turner Street, Lansing. Under TWO BEDROOM, furnished or 26. Chalice 47. Pineapples 6. License plate | PONTIAC FIREBIRD 400. 1968 1972 KAWASAKI - 350cc, 450 unfurnished Mobile Homes, 2. Also 7. Turkey night shifts. Apply at 3308 new management, no topless! 27. Verve 48. Jeweled crown miles. Mint condition. 353-7125, buzzard High output engine. Michelin South Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. Apply in $35/week, 10 minutes to 29. Pikelike fish 49. Chinese silk 3. Malay gibbon tires, good condition. Call or 353 6985. 5 10-24 3-1023 Monday-Friday, 1 person, campus. Quiet and peaceful on a 30. Wire measure 50. Acclaim 4. Credit 8. Rude children | p.m. -5pm Cough drops 646-5791 after 5 30 p.m. 10-11-2 lake. 641-6601. 0-10-31 i & M 5 6 7 J- I .0 Before Pebble CreeK 3-10-25 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Salespeople wanted. Knowledge VERY LARGE 2 bedroom % 1 TIRED OF not having money? iS of Spanish helpful. Commissions furnished. 2 blocks to campus. MAJUUWUUUU METRIC MOTORS. VW repair. Interesting work, public ). Identical Close to shopping. 351-9036 8-5 4 plus expenses. Phone 485-4389 Okemos Road and I-96. relations, flexible hours. Call wMkdays. 5-1029 } Arabian prin« || RENTAL TOWNHOUSES 349-1929. c-1031 5-10-25 484-4368 for appointment. I Fetish 5-1026 LUXURY TWO - bedroom, % % f/, .« r% %% I Hit notices 2b * convenient to MSU, on four 71 a 3H Convenient to MSU German Automotive and shopping e.mPu. KEY PUNCH Supervisor - Have need for experienced person to acres in beautiful setting. No pets, no children. $235/month, 26 % a i* *Air conditioning * Carpeted VW and Porsche Service supervise second shift key punch. Excellent pay and including utilities. 882-3820. 30 % 11 P ht i Style of * * Full basements Clubhouse and benefits. Call 372-4750. 101030 MALE 5-1025 ROOMMATE, Cedar $ J4 H architecture i. Wings Excellent service Greens, one bedroom, $75. 'i % % ). Trench - ® H play areas W 19 Now — German trained COMPUTER OPERATOR: Immediate need for thW shift Prefer non-smoker. 3-1025 332-6473. % Y/, MO Ml % m Mb M6 1 Agenor's granddaughter || taking applications mechanics person. IBM 360-370 DOS one % 2 Compass point 351-0460 8-5:30 year pay minimum experience. Good and benefits. Excellent GIRL NEEDED for four man immediately or winter and Ml * ty MB 50 I. j Chemical salt 1 Period ol tin* || . 11 A.M.-6 P.M., MON.-FRI. •Family applications only 332-5025 Monday - Friday opportunity for growth. Call 372-4750, ask for Mr. Krepel. spring. Luxury apartment across from campus. $81.25 a month. 1 % 6 Deserter 101030 337 2029. sp-5-1029 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 23, 1973 9 IS Liberties union maintains validity of petition drive against WJIM-TV I1 NIKON S-2 With 50mm M, GUNS, RIFLES and handguns of FOUND: KITTEN - small, white l35mm 3.5 and viewfmder, all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. near Gunson and Grand River. (continued from page 1) filters, accessories, Nikon gadget BOBS GUN SHOP, 2412 South 351-7972. C-10-24 editorial, without the couple's Beckwith has been carrying on a personal But ACLU members claim "not so." bag 1 mint condition. $235. Cedar, Call 371-2244. 0-10-31 news blackouts, attempted bribery and knowledge of a tape. vendetta against WJIM ever since his wife "When we are filing a petition we are 332-6422. 5-10-23 LOST: RED female labrador mix. wiretapping. The tape was later played to did not get free air time on the station in SONY TC 121 Stereo cassette deck Name Amber Reward. Some of those witnesses, however, protecting the rights of all the individuals I HUNTING BOW, scuba equipment, - also Norelco, Craig and Ampex 694-8063. SP-5-10-26 told the State Journal that they were Courfcilman Joel Ferguson, a candidate April when seeking a Lansing school in the Lansing area who depend on WJIM for mayor. Ferguson felt the WJIM board seat. 30-06 rifle, Panasonic reel to decks. 12 Stereo - TV for their sole source of turntables,, misquoted by the ACLU, or that their reporter who brought the tape to him was Beckwith, meanwhile, said: "That is ree|, Colt 38 super automatic. Pioneer, PE, Garrard, BSR and LOST YELLOW Spiral notebook information," Frank Pinner, another For S8le reasonable. Call testimony was distorted and said they are acting in good faith, as he said the mayor perfectly ridiculous. This is not a Panasonic. Akai X 1800 SD consisting of Advertising History ACLU executive board member, said. 485-0914. 5-10-26 reel/8- track recorder. Ampex and Econ considering filing libel suits. knew he was being taped due to a warning personal matter... I have a deep concern notes. Please call Scullion said it's a matter of 1 beeper on the Conversely, Ferguson sees no need to 800 stereo reel tape recorder. 353-0592. Reward. 5-10-29 phone. for the public interest involved." clark's bicycle Beckwith's word against a former WJIM hold a public hearing on WJIM in Panasonic AM/FM - stereo Mayor Graves told the State News that In an editorial Sunday, the State palace cassette system. Two Jenson 12" news director, but Beckwith has filed Lansing, as the matter is outside of city FOUND TWO month grey and he did not know his conversation was Journal claimed the "ACLU is straying speakers without cabinets. New sworn affidavits. jurisdiction. white kitten near Collingwood taped. from its must close electrovoice bookshelf speakers. The petition also charged that a tape original goals of protecting for winter Apartments. Call 355-3040. Beckwith's credibility as an individuals from mistreatment by society New and used was made several In the meantime the FCC has deferred stereo head C-10-23 years ago of Lansing interviewer for the ACLU was challenged and upholding the bill of rights by (CAN't get heat) phones. New WJIM's license renewal, Sanyo stereo Mayor Gerald Graves and his wife's pending a ALL BICYCLES systems. Used Harmon - Kardon FOUND: FRIDAY 19th, Watch - conversation with WJIM regarding an Sunday in a State Journal news story and attacking and individual (Gross) in the complete investigation of the case. editorial. The Lansing paper asserts that name of protecting society." DRASTICALLY stereo systems. New Sanyo 2/ between Natural Science and channel end quad c4r tape decks. REDUCED Horticulture Gardens. Call Used Mono-end Impeachment questioned stereo record 355-4924. C-10-25 players. 1,000 used 8 track IT'S WHAT'! cartridges and 2,000 used stereo LOST: SILVER Timex. Cloth tape records. Used photo supplies. on back. Between Bessey-Cedar Vivitar filters and lenses. Village. Please return. (continued from page 1) Renee Poloroid cameras, binoculars, 35 332-1817. 5-10-25 mm cameras, movie cameras, prosecution of the tapes case is an outrageous sabotage of justice, USED BIKES! USED BIKES! and view cameras. Sears FOUND: NEAR Collingwood and an unforgivable attempt to stoji effective investigation of 10 speeds, 5-speeds. Raleigh, telescope. Italian wall tapestries, Apartments Grey and white Watergate crimes," State Rep. Perry Bullard, D - Ann Arbor, said Schwinn, and more. Large 30 used typewriters, clock kitten. Call 355-3040. C-10-23 in a telegram to U.S. Rep. Marvin Esch, R • Ann Arbor. assortment of portable cassette radios, small appliances and "I think the American people are recorders, $9.95 to $49.95! miscellaneous used goods. We FOUND: LONG haired black cat. starting to get a glimpse of LP's, 99d each' ,aPes- $1" guarantee and about 4 months old. Durand Announcements for It's What's just how ruthless the son of a bitch (Nixon) is," Nelson Brown, service our Israel Solidarity Rally at noo Eric Winston of the College of East Lansing council candidate, said. | each. Stereo components, merchandise. Wl LCOX Street. 351 5086. C-10-23 Happening must be recieved in the State News office, 341 Student today at Beaumont Towe Urban Development will meet with Robert Perrin, vice president for University relations, said that musical and band equipment, SECONDHAND STORE, 509 Speakers, info on how we can hel students at 7 p.m. Wednesday in electric and manual typewriters, East Michigan, Lansing, Phone FOUND: U of M 1965 Man's class Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least chance for all who value Israel this surprise political move precipitates one of the two class days before publication. a Phillips Hall Library. gravest crises in power tools, camera equipment, 485-4391. Hours: 8-5:30 p.m. ring at UM-MSU game. Call Suz. the history of American government. No announcements will be accepted TV's, tapestries, head supplies, Monday - Saturday, c-10-31 332-3551. C-10-23 Sierra Club presents Pete "Nixon's actions are seriously by phone. India Club invites you to an disillusioning to the American furniture, and mora. We'll repair Petosky, wildlife chief of the Dept. people," Perrin said. Indian dinner followed by dance of Natural Resources, speaking on o stereo, TV, or amplifier - VOICE OF Music portable your tape MSU Libertarian League will "I deplore what has happened," Gov. Milliken said in a Just bring it in for guaranteed recorder. $50. 355-8467 or / hold its organizational meeting at and music at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at 1118 S. Harrison Road. Tickets at improvement statement Sunday. "It is a setback in the efforts to return public and speedy servicing. Master 489-5883 3-10-24 7:30 tonight, 37 Union. All program for deer $3 are available at Union Ticket confidence in government. Clearly we face a constitutional crisis management at 7:30 p.m. Charge and Bank Americard Libertarians, Anarcho - capitalists Office. RALEIGH COMPETITION and other interested persons are Wednesday, 38 Union. in the country." accepted. DICKER & DEAL PREGNANT? We understand. Call SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 10-speed, bought new "Mr. Nixon is a desperate individual and is $260, us. PREGANANCY 1974 ASMSU Budget Request acting irrationally," South Cedar, Lansing. 487-3886. will sacrifice $125. Sony TC366 COUNSELING. applications are available in 307 East Lansing city councilman George Griffiths said. 372-1560. Due to the American Ballet community of United Ministries in C-5-10-26 reel-to-reel tape deck New 0-10-31 Student Services Bldg. These must "He is not leading the country and he is no Theater performance tonight, Higher Education at 7 p.m. inspiration to be completed and submitted no $280, sell for $125. Call Orchesis modern dance classes will Tuesdays, 1118 S. Harrison Road. anyone. He is indeed a desecration to the office of the president." later than Wednesday. I MUST SELL immediately. Small 349-4376. 5-10-23 FREE A lesson in complexion meet tonight. Intermediate - Bring your flute, saxaphone or "It's unfortunate it happened," state Sen. William Pittenger, R ... compact refrigerator, $60. For care. Call 484-4519, East advanced at 6 p.m. and beginning at information, call 353-9066. GIBSON SG Guitar. Gold pick-ups 7 p.m n 218 Women's Intramural MSU Committee to Aid the - Lansing, said, "but he (Nixon) did what he felt was the right Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing Farah Strikers will hold an thing." 3-10-24 and grover pegs. Good Mall. MERLE NORMAN organizational meeting at 7:30 Action/Peace Corps will be on Nixon's weekend action fueled calls for his Condition. 332-5931. 5-10-23 COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-10-25 tonight in the Old College Hall campus through Friday to interview impeachment. Most Anyone wishing to teach or local observers echoed this feeling, but some PHOTO GRAY lens. Bifocal or coordinate a class for fall 1974 in room of the Union. A film, "The seniors in business, agriculture, urged caution. single vision. OPTICAL PARAMOUNT, 24 inch frame, EDGAR CAYCE People vs. Willie Farah," will be health and education. Sign up in "If any other American citizen had committed the atrocities crome. All Nouva Record Campi - Study group the Free U catalog, please call or DISCOUNT, 2615 East shown, followed at 8:15 by a Placement Office for interview. and perversions that Nixon has. that brakes. Must sacrifice. $375. forming in East Lansing. Call stop in between 3 and 8 p.m. person would be sitting in discussion of the boycott and Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. 337-0601 after 6 p.m. - today, 2nd floor Union. jail today," state Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, D - Detroit, said in a 351-6392. M0-24 educational activity. Marketing Club is sponsoring a C-10-26 anytime weekends. 10-11-2 ASMSU speech by R.L. Collister. vice prepared speech for delivery to the House Monday night, "let us Legal Aid Dept. has a An open forum on the Middle East FOR YOUR best buys in president of corporate markets sales therefore remove this madman from office and AMERICAN GREETING new and GULLIVER STATE DRUGS, 1105 lawyer available from 1:30 to 5 will feature Fauzi Najjar and Josef operations for Armstrong Cork Co., permit the wheels Halloween cards and Fanny used furniture, some antique. p.m. Wednesdays during the term. of justice to once again turn smoothly." East Grand River. 332-5171. Konvitz on the background of the at 7:30 tonight in the Eppley Farmer Candy. Prescription and Call us before MSU students can make you buy. Special this week Dial Arab Israeli conflict followed by Center Teak Room. He will be Those who were against immediate impeachment said that such BENNIE'S FURNITURE, 109 appointments by stopping in 307B . . first aid needs. GULLIVER round table discussions at 7:30 speaking on the development of its perspirant - regular 73tf; Visine Student Services Bldg. or by phone. - a serious question should be carefully STATE DRUGS 1105 East East South Street, 484 3837. tonight at United Ministries in. highly successful "total package" weighed. $1.09; Vicks Formula 44 77i. "At least at this point in time I would Grand River, 332-5171. 0-10-26 28-10-31 Higher Education. 1118 S. Harrison approach to selling the multi question whether there Free Parking. No Coupons Gays for Violent Non - Action is wisdom in Road. product Armstrong line. recommending impeachment necessary. 0-10-26 will have an open gay rap session proceedings," state I OUTDOOR STORAGE box $10. KITCHEN DINETTE. 3-piece for everyone interested from 7 to Rep. Dennis Cawthorne, R - Manistee, said. "However, the sectional, pink chair, green chair, Resource Development Club outcome of the judicial order to surrender the Men's bike $15. 355-8185. PANASONIC CQ909 8-track FM 11 p.m. Wednesday in 309 Student tapes may be cause coffee table, baby bed, Halloween party Saturday. ASMSU's Great Issues is 5-10-29 car stereo $80. Panasonic 8-track Services Bldg. to do so." presenting Judge James Del Rio of footstools, magazine rack, wash recorder and playback deck $90. their guests welcome. Detroit Recorder's Court, at 7:30 Radical Male Lesbians will co - Sign up in TWO REGULAR tickets for the tubs, lamp, TV that needs repair, 353-1386. sp-5-10-29 32 3 Natural Resources p.m. Wednesday. 109 Anthony Bldg. by I last 2 home games, $6.00 each. car seat. 489 5684 after 6 p.m. sponsor with Gay Liberation an Wednesday. Hall. There is free admission to the Together $10.00. Pat 332-5968. 5-10-23 open gay dance Nov. 10th. For address and to the informal 5-10-29 MEN'S 10-SPEED Londoner. One Peanuts Personal i at The MSU Promenaders wilt meet 7 p.m. Wednesday in 34 discussion which will follow. Women's Intramural Bldg. Dances Black [ NEVER USED, new, Ricoh 35mm year old, $65. Call after five, 394 1469. 5-10-23 Christian Science Organizi Students Psychology Majors: Black Psychological Assn. invites camera, with 55 0hd 135mm 1 GRAND OPENING! McDonalds in invite* ydu to its meetings at lenses, electronic flash, gadget Alaska? Blgmacst Ken Okitken's BOSE 901 s WITH extras, excellent Tuesdays in 38 - 39 Union. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 304 Olds bag, lifetime guarantee'. $150. brother is dead. Suicide. W. C. Hall. Call after 3 p.m. 355-6323. condition. Call 351-1439 after 5 Students interested in fulfilling Siktrik. 1-10-23 210-24 p.m. 5-10-24 their social science and/or Typing Service Phi Gammu Nu will hold an humanities requirements in London JILL WELCOME. Hope you like A important business meeting at 7 SKI BOOTS Lange, size 6 1/2. during sp ing or summer terms: | TYPEWRITER USED Royal - Excellent condition. $50. Phone K Psi. Little Sisters B.B. Steve. There will be an informational tonight in 103 Eppley Center. portable. Just overhauled. X-1-10-23 Pledge test will be given. Members 355-8876. 5-10-23 meeting at 7 tonight in M - C Brody and pledges please attend. $38 50 Call 353-1 238. Complex. PROFESSIONAL IBM dissertation Sp-5-10-29 COMIC typing. MA English degree. Students for a Democratic BOOKS, Science fiction, MARTY NORTH, 351-348 7. Society will meet at 7 tonight in Playboy, baseball cards, and Lovers of the wild and xotic: | BIKE MEN'S three speed; SKIS much more!!! CURIOUS BOOK C-10-31 International folk dancing at 8 2nd floor lounge of the Union. Fischer Super Glass; never used. There will be a discussion of plans SHOP. 307 East Grand River. tonight at St. John's Parish. 327 332-8005. sp-5-10-29 EXPERIENCED IBM for Farah support and for a racism 332-0112. 10-10-23 typing. M.A.C. Ave. Recreational dancing HAYRIDES DRAWN by horses. Call for Dissertations, (Pica-Elitel will follow. Beginners always | PORTABLE MAYTAG electric SWEET CIDER ATWOOD'S appointment now. Phone 676-5928. 9-10-26 FAY ANN, 489-0358. c-10-31 MSU Outing Club will show dryer, 110 current. Condition CIDERTORIUM, 1011 West Case Hall will be having it's "Solo," a fine movie on climbing at excellent. $75. 882-8440. Grand River, Lai^gsburg. VACATION IN Freeport Bahamas THESES, RESUMES, typing and coffeehouse from 9 o.m. to midi 7 tonight in 118 Physics 2-10-24 651-5218. 10-11-1 December 17-21 for only $169. printing. Reasonable prices. Tuesday in Case Hall Grill. Then ^{onomy Bldg. Admission is 25 Includes round trip flight, COMMERCIAL PRINTING, be a variety of styles of music. A | WATER BED FACTORY. Custom accommodations, tips and taxes. 337-0712. c-10-31 welcome and admission is free. "Mature" women: Brown bag lunch every Wednesday noon for made waterbeds to your size. Deadline, November 10. Call women who have returned to LIQUI-OYNE PRODUCTS. EXPERIENCED TYPIST will do Zoology Studt 353-9777, or visit Union Board school from homemaking or 1409 Haslett Road, Haslett. meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Office. 15-11-9 typing of theses, dissertations, employment. Join us for discussion, 339-9607. 3-10-25 FREE BLACK Kitten. Cute as Natural Science Bldg. Inter, - papers. 489-3982. 5-10-25 sharing and resources in 6 Student students welcome. can be. Housebroken. Phone Services Bldg. Sponsored by | SEWING MACHINE Clearance 353-2505. 5-10-25 EXPERIENCED IBM TYPING - MSU Science Fiction Societj Women's Resource Center, IS7 Sale! Brand new portables, Student Services Bldg. Pica-Elite. 1331 East meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday ii $49.95. $5 per month. Large DOBERMAN PUPS Union. A.K.C., bred BABYSITTING. LISCENSED Kalamazoo. 489-1058. 10-11-5 Air Force ROTC Detachment is selection of reconditioned used for conformation/temperament, home St. Lawrence area. offe ing 1 Force Office machines. Singers, Whites. minimum 25 championships last The MSU Pre - Law Cli ib will Playmates, meals. 485-6954. ANN BROWN Typing andmultilith Qualifying Test at 8 a.m., Saturday, Necchi's, New Home and "many four generations. Reasonable X5 10-26 present a speaker froi 10S S. Kedzie Hall. If interested in offset printing. Complete service others " $19.95 to $39.95 Philadelphia Para - Legal " istitute Air Force ROTC and have two payments ok. Will deliver. for Terms dissertations, theses, Eppley EDWARDS 1-313-329-9568. 5-10-25 BABYSITTING LISCENSED in my years left in college, this test is the DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, manuscripts, general typing. IBM first step in applying. No obligation North Lansing home. Fenced 24 years experence. 349-0850. 115 North 489-6448. C-10-25 Washington, FREE - ADORABLE black and white kitten, Housebroken. yard. Love and attention. 372-6738. X3-10-25 C-10-31 Hear James Sim. former Socialis Labor party candidate for senatoi incurred in taking the test. Acting Sigma Delta Chi will meet at 8 Acting Atty. Gen. Robert Bork reads a statement to newsmen Friendly home. 372-0026. speak on socialism, the seconi PROFESSIONAL IBM typing tonight in the Union's Captain's I POLAROID SWINGER, Model 20. Good condition. Also 3-10-23 FOR QUALITY service on stereo (Pica-Elite). 11 years experience. American Thursday revolution, at 7 p.m in 30 Union. All ar Room. Hugh Morgan of the Monday at the Justice Dept. Bork, who refused to answer any questions, pledged to pursue the Watergate investigation and men's equipment, see the STEREO SAND I, 339-8934 C-10-31 Associated Press will speak. precision roller welcome. said he has placed Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry Petersen in charge skates, size 8 FREE TO a good home. The cutest SHOPPE, 543, East Grand River. 1/2. Excellent condition. C-10-31 MSU Nursing Alumni Assn. is of it. mongrel puppies you've ever COMPLETE THESES Service, 394-2850, 8 p.m. until ? seen. 6 weeks old. 351-1185. Discount printing. IBM typing sponsoring a workshop, X 3-10-25 4-10-26 GRADUATE THESIS BINDING, "Advancements in Rehabilitation." APWirephoto and binding of theses, resumes, five from 1 to S p.m., Saturday in the I APPLES, SWEET Cider. day service. publications. Across from ORCHARDS, Wardowski , BLOSSOM Alfred and Son'*, 2 miles DOBERMAN registered, championship PUPS AKC WAGENVOORD-RIEGEL, INC. 2730 Alpha, Lansing. 484-4501. B-2-10-23 campus, Grand corner M.A.C. and River, below Jones lecture hall of Life Sciences Building. Following the workshop will be a dinner for alumni and Nixon's impeachment sought north of Leslie at 3589 Hull breeding. Phone 393-4054. Stationery Shop. Call their guests at Long's Restaurant. R°ad. (Old US 4-10-26 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 6810 S. Cedar St., Lansing. (continued from page 1) 127). Open 9-6, WILL COOK and serve parties. 337-1666 C-31-10-31 Registration will be at the door, | c|osed Mondays. Phone MUST SELL. Doberman Pinscher Hors d'oeuvres, dips and snacks. members free, nonmembers $2. hot on the White House trail." J 1^589-8251. 0-10-31 AKC, Shots, seven months. Best Made to order. 355-6176. Rep. Morris K. Udall, D - Ariz., proposed that Nixon agree to Block and Bridle Club will meet |FREE - ORANGE Portable sewing machine kittens - offer. 489-8334, before 3 p.m. 5-10-23 Transportation The medallion hunt has long been associated with the fun of at 7:30 tonight in 110 Anthony resign in return for the immediate confirmation of House - $25, 4-10-23 Oktoberfest. The tricky clues, the Hall. Swine demonstration in the Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford of Michigan as vice president, ™n's bike - $25. 351-8967. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PAINTING chasing around and searching for Pavilion will follow the meeting. and thus successor to Nixon. 2-10-24 EXPERIENCED FURNITURE Mobile Homes NATION WIDE AUTO the hidden medallion, and the Rep. Jerome Waldie, D - Calif., a member of the House ■ buying and refinishing. Pick-up and delivery. excitement of the find are part of Selling used and TRANSPORTERS. Cars • all the tradition still enjoyed at Attention Scuba Divers: There Judiciary Committee, told a news conference he would introduce 'ebuilt bikes. 351-2240. 3-10-23 points. 313-537-0005. C-10-31 will be a shipwreck dive to a resolution Also complete Alpena today to impeach Nixon on the grounds of spirited Munich Oktoherfests. Once Saturday and Sunday. Come to the Dicycle service. Reasonable rates. the medallion is found the obstructing justice. Please call 337-7483.15-10-31 prizes MSU Scuba Club meeting at 8 p.m. SCHULT 1967 12' x 50'. Newly are awarded and the real Sen. Birch Bayh, D - Ind„ a member of the Senate celebration gets off the ground. Wednesday in 208 Men's Intramural Judiciary i vista boy's 10-speed. furnished. Shed, disposal, all Bldg. Committee, said he would introduce legislation to provide for the Viel Gluck. If we rhyme it's only a Excellent appliances. $3400. Phone appointment of a new special prosecutor by Chief Judge John J. little, sometimes the clue will be a MSU's locomotive 122S needs 694-9956/355-4684, days. Sirica of U.S. District Court in X-5-10-26 riddle. These will help you in your your help to run again. Come to the Washington. Sirica is the judge quest of the medallion and America most closely identified with Railroad Club meeting at 7:30 Watergate court action. tickets. You'll be our guest! |mAGNAV0X STEREO, orecaster 12 $50. Sears typewriter, $40. FOR SALE - 1973 12' x 60' two Courtesy of Oktoberfest. THE FIRST CLUE: Homecoming. tonight, 33 Union. The Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled a Wednesday. One member said it will consider holding public meeting for bedroom mobile home. Phone x MSU Amateur Radio Club offers T"veler typewriter, $25. squared plus y squared equals 1. hearings later this week to examine the adequacy of Nixon's 484-3192. 2-1024 free instruction in code and theory _ 349 1457, after 6 p.m. 3-10-24 necessary to obtain your ham compromise with the Senate Watergate committee on the tapes Applications are being taken for "ticket." First - class meeting is at 7 and to consider whether Nixon broke lT|RES, pledge when he fired Cox. m a TWO, 14" with rims, an antique show, flea market p.m. Wednesday. 252 Engineering Members of the Committee sought to seize the n 0ur"Ply nylon, written display and an arts and crafts Bldg. Need not be a member to Watergate display for the homecoming evidence gathered by Cox to protect it from attend classes. possible destruction. 2-10-23'68 $35' 351 3950 Oktoberfest Nov. 3. Applications are available at the Union Board Liberal senators on the committee attempted unsuccessfully to Computer Laboratory will reach Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D - ■ FIND SOMETHING? office. Deadline is Oct. 26. N.C., chairman of the Senate ^CONDITIONED UNDERWOOD If you've found a pet or article of present an all - day workshop on Watergate committee, in an effort to get him to subpena Cox' ■ office manual DON'T FORGET Blood comes batch and interactive use of the evidence. typewriter, $85. value, we want to help you return 6500 odak ready-print photo-copier, only from people. Professional computer at the MSU it. Just come into the State News Computer Center at 9 a.m. Other resolutions expected in the House would call 0 original "« ,J0U s compensated. for „ull $350, ,sell for $100. Classified Department and tell us CHI Wednesday in 208 Men's Intramural Saturday. Registration must be impeachment or provide for an investigation of whether TAI CHUAN instructor 655-3333. 3-10-23 you want to place ad in EAST MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Bldg. All divers welcome. The made by 5 p.m. Wednesday at the an wanted. Evenings, Phoni BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Alpena wreck dive will be impeachment should be considered. LANSING STATE BANK'S found User Information Center, 309 484 4916. 5-10-26 Hours: Monday, Thursday, and discussed. These would go to the House column. As a public service, EAST Computer Center. Judiciary Committee, already Friday 9-4:30 p.m.; Tuesday and charged with conducting hearings on Nixon's want to sell it? LANSING STATE BANK will run nomination of Ford advertise! the ad at no cost to youl EAST LANSING [? Typing Service Wednesday 12-6:30 p.m. c-10-31 GIRL TO share house 355-9272. Seniors! There's not much time left to make your appointment for your senior picture for the Open House today for faculty and students interested in overseas program at 10 a.m. to noon and to be vice president. At the White House, Nixon's lawyers drafted their next moves. „ 355-8255 STATE BANK TYPING TERM papers and theses, yearbook. Call the Wolverine office from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Office of One likely possibility, according to special counsel J. Fred IBM electric typewriter, fast 8-5 and 371-2473, after 5:30. in Student Services C-10-31 Building, Overseas Study, 108 International Buzhardt, was that Nixon would file with Sirica an service. 349-1904. 18-10-31 3-10-24 3S3-S292, or stop in at 36A Union. explanation of Center. his action in the case. Tuesday, October 23. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973] Homecoming features festival explore intramural fields. Demonstration Hall. Any student organization, living unit or Homecoming weekend is Nov. 3 and will feature individual is eligible to enter the contest. Students may call the Oktoberfest. flea market, band, "Die a German folk festival featuring an antique show, polka contests, kissing marathons and a live German Rhinelanders." The rock group concert "America" has been booked for the ASMSU Friday evening, Nov. 2. Prizes of $25, $15 and $10 will be awarded for outstanding Union Board for additional information. Any students interested in assisting Union Board's Homecoming committee should contact Judy Bogart at the worlds of. Following Saturday's game with Wisconsin, the Oktoberfest will be held in Jenison Fieldhouse for $1 general admission. According to the custom of Oktoberfest, a medallion contest will start 10 days before Homecoming. Clues will be printed daily banners submitted in the contest Saturday morning at Union Board Office, second floor Union, or call 355-3355. nonesuch in the State News on campus. concerning the location of a medallion hidden A prize will be awarded for its discovery. Traditional elements of Homecoming, such as a pregame pep 'Moon': love story Experience Music Renaissance, Baroque, Classical rally, an ASMSU pop entertainment concert, a banner contest a full year or he will be returned to his existence as a witch-boy. and selection of a Homecoming court will also be included this The folklore and legends of the Great Smoky Mts. and that Playing the lead roles in the MSU production will be Kitten Romantic, Americana, Ethnic, year. region's chants, hymns and dances are interlaced with the story of Parnell and Dana Winikates. Richard Chew will be seen as the Thursday, Nov. 1, a Homecoming bonfire with cheerleaders and a witch-boy and the mortal girl he loves and weds as "Dark of the "fire and brimstone" preacher Haggler and Deborah de Snoo will Contemporary, Electronic pep band will be held at 8:45 p.m. in the East Complex Moon" opens at the Arena Theater at 8:15 tonight and runs play the supernatural Conjour Woman. through Oct. 27. Based on the hill folk-ballad "Barbara Allen, „ this Tickets are now on sale at the Fairchild box office, Monday — on nonesuch fantasy-drama by Howard Richardson and William Berney tells of through Friday 12 to 5 p.m. for $1 each. Tickets will be sold on a Records Gary's Campus first come-first serve basis. John, a witch-bov, who falls in love with the beautiful Barbara Allen, a mortal from the valley country below. He appeals to the Conjour Woman to transform him into a human so he can marry Beauty Salon her. She agrees on one notable for her viture in condition - that the girl, who has been the community, must be true to John for crafty craftsmen NOW Ballet group crafting is still specializing in the LATEST CUTS, BLOWCOMBING and BODY WAVES. Our phone no. is 351-6511. classical, Highlighting a five day residency, the showmodern Ballet Repertory Company crafts ezxc YUt) HMS'MMe. fcArtJttKJO? AMD 1b ONLY 549 E. 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