the michigan State News Wednesday, October 24,1973 Volume 66 Number 52 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Nixon agrees to release tapes, WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon ipitulated Tuesday and agreed to Court of Appeals order requiring | him to deliver White House tapes and related papers. establish a special prosecution force replace Cox and to assure its independence to The announcement was made in a packed federal courtoom where Sirica had papers irrender Watergate-related tapes and Kuments to a federal judge. Nixon scheduled a nationwide radio and Nixon's earlier refusal to the order led to his firingof prosecutor Archibald Cox and comply with special Watergate precipitated from the White House. said Vice President-designate Gerald Ford been expected to hear a White House explanation of why the President did not Information Tuesday that a constitutional crisis was abide by or seek Supreme Court review levision adddress on the issue for 9 p.m. a crisis of confidence in his administration. avoided by President Nixon's decision solve to of court orders to surrender the The decision to turn over the tapes. DT today. "This President does not defy the law," ixon's lawyer told Watergate Judge John expected impeachment. to ease the tapes clamor was for release Watergate-related judge. The veteran tapes to a federal Nixon announced a compromise offer Friday which he said Cox had rejected but the Senate Watergate committee leaders may Sirica in announcing that the President There was growing support in both congressman from Michigan predicted that President Nixon will be had accepted. That plan was to turn over WASHINGTON (AP) - At the heart of Ehrlichman and H.R. Haldeman in the ill comply in full with a U.S. Circuit houses of Congress for legislation to vindicated "after the smoke has cleared." the President's written version of what the the constitutional crisis which has rocked President's old Executive Office Building tapes contain after Sen. John C. Stennis, the government for the past five days are office on June 20,1972. D-Miss., authenticated it. nine tape recordings. •What former Atty. Gen. John N. He had Cox fired the next What do they contain? Mitchell, the President's campaign manager, day for told Nixon during a four • minute refusing a direct order to accept the plan telephone p n and to drop judicial pursuit of the Attempts to obtain an answer to that conversation later than evening. tapes question have cost the United States an and other White House files. •What the President, Mitchell and attorney general, his deputy and its special Haldeman discussed for an hour and 15 Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson resigned Watergate prosecutor and stirred serious and his talk about minutes in the President's Executive Office deputy, William D. Ruckefiiaus, presidential impeachement. was fired for refusing to carry out the Building office on June 30. The existence of the tapes was disclosed •What the President said dismissal order. during a to a stunned Senate Watergate committee Ruckelshaus told reporters Tuesday meeting Sept. 15 with former White House either Congress or the courts should July 16 by a former White House aide who counsel John Dean and Haldeman in now said President Nixon had bugged set up a new special prosecution force. the Oval Office. Dean told the Watergate conversations on his telephone and in his committee the President congratulated him The trial of former Cabinet officers offices. on the "good job" he had done and said he John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans The recordings were sought by former was • postponed again with both the was pleased that the Watergate case had special prosecutor Archibald Cox in his "stopped with Liddy." prosecution and defense still seeking a investigation of wrongdoing during Nixon's White House tape and presidential •What the President told Dean at the re election - campaign last year. White House on March 13. Dean told the documents. Here is some of what Cox had told the U.S. District Court Judge Lee P. Watergate committee the President said he court he had hoped to leam by listening to had approved executive clemency for Gagliardi in New York set Jan. 7,1974, as them. the new date for Mitchell and Stans to be Watergate defendant E. Howard Hunt and •Extent of discussion of the Watergate that there would be no problem raising $1 tried on charges of conspiracy, obstruction break in and cover • up among of justice and perjury in connection with a • the million in hush money for Hunt and the six President and former aides John D. other Watergate defendants. secret $200,000 campaign contribution by fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco. On the New York Stock that Nixon agreed to turn over the The Dow industrials closed Exchange, prices rallied in late trading on the news tapes. Impeachment inquiry up 5.94 points. Volume rose nearly 3 million shares from Monday's sluggish trading. will continue in House In other developments, the dairy industry promised President Nixon $2 WASHINGTON (AP) - House leaders million in re-election contributions two was right in insisting that he comply with decided Tuesday to go ahead with an the court's order," said Rep. Donald W. weeks before the President imposed inquiry that could lead to President Riegle, D - Mich., in a House speech. import quotas on ice cream and other President Nixon's fter Sirica meeting lawyer Charles Wright leaves U.S. dairy products, it was disclosed Tuesday. Consumer advocate Ralph Nader's Nixon's impeachment despite his agreement to release the White House "Now he should bring Cox back." A chief criticism aimed at Nixon during judge President Nixon has agreed to let him hear Public Citizen Inc. filed Watergate tapes to a federal judge. an emotional House session was that he District Court in Washington Tuesday after suiM in federal the Watergate tapes. They had already announced the start had refused to comply with an order of district court here charging that the firing of the investigation before Nixon's about - meeting with Judge John Sirica. Wright told the AP Wirephoto of Cox was illegal. the court. face on the tapes, and said they would Rep. Jerome R. Waldie, D - Calif., who continue at least until the effect of his introduced the first of several action becomes clear. impeachment resolutions in the House Bill to With the controversy over the tapes Tuesday, said Nixon's decision pick vice president offered was an apparently stilled, Nixon's critics in the indication the President intends to comply House said their major concern was to with the law. But Waldie said he wouldn't assure the continuation of an independent withdraw his resolution "until I see the prosecution of the Watergate case and its contents of the tapes and documents." many offshoots. The tumultuous day began in the House By MICHAEL OGOREK president who would be highly qualified said Tuesday in Washington that the now elected indirectly by voters to four - Nixon abolished the special prosecutor's with an announcement by Speaker Carl State News Staff Writer to step into the shoes of the president of proposal will be well received in light of office when he fired its director, Archibald IA Michigan senator wants to do away year terms. A majority of votes in the Albert, joined in by the House Republican the United States, if necessary." the Agnew resignation. electoral college, or, Cox, touching off the uproar that led to Ith the smoke filled rooms, political if there is no leadership, that the House Judiciary - Griffin said his proposal would assure a Teeley said there is a possiblity that a the for lyoffs and ticket balancing in selecting a majority, a vote in the House of move beginning impeachment Committee would begin an investigation careful selection of the vice president and Congress dominated by one party would Representatives, must then ratify the proceedings. to determine whether grounds exist for Je president. would give Congress a significant role in be called on to approve a vice president of voters' choices. "By giving up the tapes he showed Cox Nixon's impeachment. ■U.S. Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R - Mich., the process. Griffin's amendment would another party, the same situation now Jroduced a constitutional amendment extend the 25th Amendment procedure confronting the nation. Besday to transfer selection of a vice fsident from the voters to Congress and k president acting jointly. ■His proposal provides that vice now being used to confirm a successor to Spiro T. Agnew to the selection of all vice presidents. The 25th Amendment now provides for But he said that there is usually a period of cooperation between a new president and Congress before extreme partisanship occurs. Teeley said the selection of a vice U.N. approves cease-fire pidential nominees would be named by a vacancy in the office of vice president to president would take place within this J■firmed President requested by U.S., Soviets after his election and then be filled by a Presidential nominee after time. by both houses of the new the nominee is confirmed by a majority Griffin's proposed amendment, should Ingress. vote of both houses of Congress. it get out of committee, would not be iGriffin said his proposal would give the Griffin said his proposal would allow approved overnight. ie a stronger voice in the selection of the President and Congress "ample time Article V of the Constitution provides FROM WIRE SERVICES Egyptian and Israeli warplanes and armor clashed in hard day-long ice president through their for sober reflection, thorough that an amendment must first be approved As the fourth Mideast war since 1948 raged on Tuesday, the fighting along the Suez front. Syrian jets and cannons tangled with ■resentatives in Congress. United Nations Security Council approved a new Israeli air raiders and advance TAs a practical matter, the people have investigation and deliberate consideration by two - thirds of both houses of U.S. - Soviet call artillery on the northern front. in choosing the vice president." Congress, and then ratified by three - for a cease - fire. Israeli spokesmen reported artillery duels along the Syrian front |le or no voice in the selection process as Griffin said the resignation of Agnew fourths of the states. The two superpowers had placed a resolution before the Security and claimed their raiding warplanes scored "exact hits" on a fuel Jow operates," he said. and the case of Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, It can take months or even years to Council, meeting in emergency session in New York, calling for depot 12 miles north of Damascus. ■'Instead of nominating a vice president D Mo., who withdrew as the Democratic U.N. observers to be dispatched to Mideast battlefronts to see that Syria charged that about 60 Israeli warplanes streaked in over the Pause his selection at the convention - ratify a proposed amendment. The vice presidential candidate in 1972 after Sixteenth Amendment, for example, was the cease-fire is carried out. Golan battleground "in waves" to bomb civilian targets north of the T"ld balance the ticket or pay off a his history of mental treatment was The vote was 14-0, with China not participating. The Chinese Syrian capital. proposed on July 12, 1909, but was not ■jtical debt," Griffin said, "my proposal pld emphasize and focus revealed, show the need for this ratified by the necessary three - fourths of delegate called the resolution a scrap of paper and said the council was being juggled at will The Damascus command said its Soviet-supplied MIGs roared up upon the amendment. the states until Feb. 25,1913. by the United States and the Soviet Union. to meet the attacking jets and drove them off before they could ■onal need to select an outstanding vice Griffin's press assistant, Pete Teeley, The president and vice president are Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, in Washington, postponed carry out their mission in dogfights that sent 11 Israeli his planned sixth trip to China as a result of the renewed planes fighting crashing to the ground. that followed Monday's abortive cease-fire. But Tel Aviv claimed 10 Syrian jets were blasted out of the sky in tomm/ffees to inves In Moscow, the Soviet government blamed Israel for hostilities and warned of gravest renewing consequences if fighting persisted. the aerial combat and mentioned (continued no on losses of its page 11) own. f Kalamazoo Street By CHRIS DANIELSON Commission, the project's sponsor, said that the bids must be _ State News Staff Writer accepted before July 1,1974, due to federal stipulations governing ■everal^c' aspects of preliminary county plans to widen a half - mile the $700,000 project. Kalamazoo Street and rechannel part of the Red Cedar About 55 per cent of the total cost of the road work would be er aro coming under heavy attack as committee review by MSU paid by the federal government, he added. ■ «st Lansing officials continues. Schaeffer said the preliminary plans can still be altered, and that ■ne six member the state and federal highway officials have approved the tentative - Committee Relating to Natural Areas — made f [acu"y members from various natural science departments - plans and a negative declaration on the project's environmental recommended that the river channel be left where it is and impact. | he road be widened without raising its grade level eight or ten A negative declaration means that officials judge that the project will have no appreciable effect on the environment, and that an 1™^across ■way t,le the new bridge constructed to carry the widened river would environmental impact study will not have to be performed, Schaeffer explained. s the road partially alleviate the flooding that several days each year, the perennial flooding '*m ~ which is one of the major reasons for the He said that while the declaration is very short - in this case two project — pages - an impact statement could be as long as a Sears - Roebuck isa"01 be e"minatec' completely under the committee's catalog. rj'amazoo Street crosses the Red Cedar River flood plain, "What use is there in getting some experts to wade around in a ^committee's s, along with suggestions will be forwdrded to the board of other marsh doing a study for $10 to $15 an hour when the plan might be committee recommendations. rejected?" he added. lovoHfi r ' I^nd* *nd Panning Committee has already "We will drop this project flat if the local units are not c^l^inary plans in concept, but is expected to study interested." he said. The project's negative declaration states that the project will not Lansin8 Environmental Quality and Aesthetics Task affect wildlife feeding, breeding or other behavioral patterns. tmk Ce'^ the knktive plans from the city Planning However, Donald Beaver, asst. professor of zoology, said the ItingS'0n ™e"day n'8ht, and will consider them at its November proposed removal of up to 90 trees and the rerouting of the river Kill!!6 P'ng the plans. Pn,veri'ty «nd city traffic commissions also are would eliminate at least 10 per cent of the bird habitat. 1967 rem "There are 37 nesting species and 113 migrating species of birds tlle tostees and the city council will be in the Red Cedar River natural area," he said. "It is the most Israeli sodiers operating on the west bank of the ore contractors' bids can be taken for the construction productive area on campus in terms of wildlife, and it is the only ship stranded in the Great Bitter Lake since the Suez Canal Tuesday morning observe a merchant flood plain students can see without taking a bus." start of the 1967 Middle East war. | Schaeffer, chief engineer of the Ingham County Road He noted that the area is used by several zoology classes. AP Wirephoto Wednesday. October 24 , Michigan State News. East Lansine Michigan news roundup Obscenity ruling called vague FROM WIRE SERVICES The obscenity decisions in June provided local juries with broad discretion in deciding what is unlawfully obscene material. •Set down f full review the Nixon cision which 'ower court decision v administration'sann», upset tKtfnilitary conviction ofn. ' -*Four justices of the Supreme Court Howard Levy, who refused in 1967 •67 to to give medical medical ^ WASHINGTON "Every author, every bookseller, every movie exhibitor and, complained vigorously Tuesday that the Court's obscenity rulings Special Forces troops. perhaps, every librarian is now at the mercy of the local police compiled by our national desk in June were too vague to be enforced. force's conception of what appeals to the prurient interest or is The new dash on the issue came in dissenting opinions about the s that giVe patently offensive," Douglas said. |q effect of the June decisions, which gave local authorities wide "The meaning of the standards necessarily vary according to each Last of 73 Nobels awarded power to crack down on allegedly obscene books, magazines and person's own idiosyncracies," Douglas said. "The standards fail to • Agreed to review a murder conviction in which the pros, Royal Academy of Sciences rounded out its 1973 films. court majority Chief Justice Warren give adequate notice and invite arbitrary exercise of police power." told the jury in summing up that "I honestly and sincerely h?** The Swedish The dissents came as a - Brennan, in a series of his own dissenting views, argued that state there is no doubt in this case" and that the defendant honed?? I#* Nobel awards by naming American, Japanese, British and German Burger and Associated Justices Byron R. White, Harry A. found euiltv of a lesser decree of the crime. scientists Tuesday as winners of the chemistry and physics prizes. Blackmun, Lewis F. Powell Jr. and William H. Rehnquist - obscenity statutes should not apply to allegedly obscene material that is kept from juveniles and not consenting adults. • Let stand a sentence of five dismissed or returned to lower courts appeals of 11 obscenity years in prison and a$10 onnn Japanese Leo Esaki, 48, and Norwegian • born American Ivar In other cases, the justices: for Louisiana convicted of importing bingo Giaver, 44, shared half the $120,000 physics prize. Brian convictions for further proceeding in the light of the June rulings. In the case of a convicted Alabama bookseller, Justice William 0. * Refused to interfere with the conviction of two Baton Rouge, a man equipment,^ Josephson, 33, of Great Britain, received the other half. Douglas said: "The exceptionstothe First Amendment written into La., newsmen who defied a federal judge's ban on reporting about a Esaki and Giaver had done pioneering investigations into the the Constitution by the majority, which we now ask the court public court hearing. electronic phenomena of "tunneling," where runaway particles below to apply ... could not more clearly exhibit these evils of penetrate barriers without leaving a mark. Josephson predicted a vagueness." • Unanimously upheld the right of Kansas to bar Amtrak, the new phenomena in supercurrents. Douglas was joined in the dissent by Justices William J. Crennan national passenger train corporation, from serving liquor on its trains traveling through the state. Amtrak brought the appeal. Goeffrey Wilkinson, 52, of London's Imperial College, and Jr., Potter Stewart and Thurgood Marshall. Ernst Otto Fischer, 55, of Munich, Germany, shared the $120,000 chemistry prize for independent research on organometallic (sandwich) compounds, the basis of antiknock ingredients in lead - free gasoline. Tho hits warfare, rejects prize Machines to scan prices Hanoi Politburo member Le Due Tho, claiming violations by between items," Jsmes Hunsucker, food inspection division of the Michigan By LESLI WESTON the United States and South Vietnam of the cease - fire, rejected State News Staff Writer legislative analyst at the Michigan Dept. of Agriculture, said. "But there is no Consumers Council, said. law requiring the individual price marking the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize he had won. But Tho indicated, Radio Hanoi said, he might accept the prize if "peace is really Price stamps on supermarket items may- Virginia H. Knauer, President Nixon's on prepackaged items." soon be sacrificed to computerized special assistant for consumer affairs, has "A computerized system could be restored" in South Vietnam. Tho, who was awarded the prize checkout systems. urged packaging industries to consult helpful to the retailer and the consumer jointly with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger for their work consumers before implementing this new in negotiating the Vietnam cease - fire, sent a message to the The system would employ a scanner to with more efficient rotation of foods," he "read" the manufacturer code and compute system. said. Nobel committee in Sweden thanking them and "to renew to you "The price on each item facilitates the it at the checkout counter, possibly saving the assurances of my high consideration." Two members of the time and labor costs and eliminating human consumer's choice," Hunsucker said. "Basically our advice would be for the "There is no assurance that reduced labor consumer to beware until it's debugged — peace prize committee quit to protest the award to Kissinger and error. Prices would be posted on shelves. Tho. "Before such a system is implemented we costs would result." any new system would have a lot of bugs at would want a guarantee that the consumer "Random weight products, like meat, first," Bonny Miller, consumer information specialist at the Michigan Uganda warns of invasion' plan is sufficiently aware of the individual prices and is able to make a valid comparison must have the price marked with its weight computed," Ronald M. Leach, chief of the Consumers Council, said. Uganda warned that a force of American, British and Israeli commandos were getting ready to parachute into the country - PASSPORT but made no explanation why the United States, Britain or Israel Aid to colleges may rise would want to attack. Radio Uganda said any planes flying over the eastern African sss'isir nation without the and any country's knowledge would be shot down, "mercenaries" in the country without identity cards will be arrested. The government in Kampala said it learned of the if Milliken OKs tax credit 117 Cunson Si, f I am (2 blocks last of MSU off I Grand River) plot from "reliable sources in the U.S.A." MSU could get a substantial The legislation, approved would bring, but Robert Perrin, increase in private donations if Monday by the House of asst. vice president for 2 French network A figures fired struggle over political control of France's state ■ owned television and radio led to the firing of both antagonists. Minister of Information Philippe Malaud was shifted to a minor cabinet post. Arthur Conte, director of the national broadcasting Gov. Milliken signs into law a bill which would allow income tax credit for making contributions to Michigan colleges and a state people Representatives and earlier this year by the Senate, would allow individuals to claim up to a credit of 20 per cent of their tax liability up to $100 and allow University relations, said MSU favors any legislation "that makes it easier for people to contribute to the University." Vittle universities. businesses or trusts to claim a network, was fired after serving 16 months of a three - year term. Conte had assailed the government for "intolerable" interference with coverage of the Mideast war and domestic issues. Malaud had called one of the political touchy network's radio services "a den of Communists" and claimed leftist tendencies in State Sen. Carl Pursell, R Plymouth, sponsor of the legislation, said the bill is intended to encourage citizens - maximum credit of 10 per cent of tax liability up to $5,000. not an University officials would speculate on how much of increase in donations the bill BUSINESS ATTRACTS BUSINESS. ADVERTISE. 3558255 Caesz^ television news reports of current events. and business to contribute to Xm ^1 i The network, a state • owned monopoly of French radio and colleges and universities in TV, had come under fire for alleged financial mismanagement because of its mounting deficits. It has often been criticized by the French press for timidity, dreary programing and lack of Michigan by giving them a break on their state income tax. 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His lawyers are arguing Placement Office. before a special appeals court panel in attempts to overturn the convictions. our College for prisoners to A will be new state open college, its student body entirely prison inmates, approved today by the trustees of the State University of special } i bookthrjft New York system. for bookidvers The fully accredited two • year college for men and women prisoners at Bedford Hills in Westchester County will be the first of its kind in the country, officials said. It is scheduled to open in moonlight; Come join us at our 50% OFF extraordinary giant paperback book sale. February. Prisoners at Bedford Hills will be selected from among 13,000 t sales i Outstanding current and back list titles from many leading publishers. $125 Complete dinner confined at prisons around the state, school diploma or an equivalency and will need either a high certificate to enroll. The } J This is a sale Booklovers can't afford to miss. 3 pieces of chicken, mashed prisoners who become students will have sentences ranging from a * coming » Student Book Store potatoes and gravy, cole slaw I year to life and will be eligible to participate in educational Regular and hot biscuits. programs regardless of the offense they were convicted on. The college will be tuition ■ free. tomorrow! Mts Value Wages of sin? He wants share A Nevada man wants a $250 - a • week divorce allowance and 5 *ffiankgpodness for the goodness of $5,000 in lawyers' fees from his wife. But Calvin J. Sandau said he a was not asking for too much because his wife's brothel is doing booming business and showed a 23 per cent net profit for 1972 of $31,406. An accounting of Nellie Sandau's Kit Kat guest ranch near Ja/hOt/SFRIED CHICKEN 1900 East Kalamazoo Carson City showed 91 per cent of the income listed as coming 4 MEN'S FASHION 4 4500 South Codar from "guests." Costs for the ranch included $1,568 for CLOTHING * 3007 N. East St. (U.&. 27 North) ANN ARBOR- T advertising and $26,077 for "labor." Prostitution is legal in Nevada. EAST LANSING 4 ★★★★★★★★★★★ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 24, 1973 « >lan to create county executive Campbell expected to face voters next year Hall fire More than 300 evacuated from women were Campbell By R.D. CAMPBELL The county executive would An elected county executive a not have control over these countywide campaign for Hall on West Circle Drive State New* Staff Writer nor would have considerably more voter approval. He questioned several other county boards. power than an appointed Monday night at firemen the power special interest The chairman of the Ingham searched for the cxjse of county manager since he would groups might have in electing an -ounty Board of Commissioners Patrick J. have veto power over decisions smoke which filled a administrator. Commissioners said Tuesday he Ryan, D • Lansing, and Pamela H. Stem, D East Lansing, also of the county board which third-floor washroom. The ,xpects the commission to • could be overriden only by a The bill was approved by the women, many of them in favor the executive plan. Present a plan for a county two - thirds vote of the Senate after the House added night clothes, returned to Executive to the voters next commission. several amendments including the building an hour later Lear as a result of a bill passed in "There are many things that one which allows voters to when firemen discovered p? state Senate Monday. part - time commissioners can't Kenneth VerBurg of the MSU do reject the executive system. and put out a small in Institute for Community coordinating between wastebasket fire in a first The measure permits committees and other Development and Services, said Robert Gorsline, legislative aide for Sen. Carl Pursell, R floor men's washroom. The Bounties to appoint or elect a governmental agencies that an that the executive's powers E0Unty manager or executive to executive could do," Ryan said. would be almost nil, though Plymouth, the bill's sponsor, cause of the wastebasket erve as the administrative head Hollister thinks said the bill is a start in a series fire was unknown according The executive would be VerBurg will of steps that give counties the „f county government. The bill work with the county on to the East Lansing Fire authorized to enforce all orders, has been sent to Gov. Milliken rules and ordinances of the developing a county executive framework for establishing Dept., which sent four ,r his signature. more efficient government. plan for the voters. pieces of equipment to the county board of commissioners and laws of the state which fall "It's the first statutory scene. Damage was "This legislation is a step in Commissioner John R. under his jurisdiction. He would change from the legislature estimated at $2. The fire [he right direction. It's a place also have certain appointive and Veenstra, D - East Lansing, is concerning county government occurred several hours after build from," David C. leery of the bill because of the in the last 60 to 70 budget preparation duties. years," he a general fire drill had been I lister. D - Lansing and money it would take to support added. Ihairman of the county held in the residence hall. Commission, said, j The county executive would Jupervise, direct and control Mounty departments except ■hose"headed by elected Ifficials, coordinate the various Activities of the county and Ecological impact By TOM HAROLDSON In a 27 - page report, Kelley court could order the reports asked project to much as it can to insure that the that citizens want State News Staff Writer proposed that all environmental be stopped or stopped Inify the management of redesigned. concept of environmental before the actual Environmental problems of projects that require state project bounty affairs. Jim Anderson, MSU asst. impact reports is taken seriously reaches the construction the state could be dealt with funding or approval conducted stage. Outside the 21 • man board of not only by state agencies but professor of humanties and by state government. more effectively if the state leader in the fight to stop Commissioners, Ingham legislature a dopts also by private developers highway construction at the y environmental "It would place focus on the Bounty's elected officials comprehensive statutory would need to be accompanied impact reports Include the prosecuting system, Atty. Gen. Frank by an environmental impact Michigan Avenue - Harrison and a strong statutory system planning stage of a project when Road intersection, said he i there is least damage to the Attorney, clerk, sheriff, Kelley said Tuesday. And one report 30 days before the are necessary because current delighted with Kelley's environment and least expense treasurer, register of deeds and local environmentalist couldn't project is to begin. The impact proposals. state laws environmental protection regulating to the developer," he said. he drain commissioner. agree more with statement, made by the state are Kelley. agencies involved in the project, "If these proposals were inadequate. Environmental would be available for public problems are handled through State officials contacted who instituted a year and a half ago, inspection within 30 days executive orders which advise are working in the we could have saved thousands before the project is approved. that an action be stopped. environmental area welcomed of dollars and endless time that Kelley's 0 proposals but added we put into fighting the But the executive orders that they are being investigated Repair Citizen and environmental are Highway Dept.," Anderson and to some extent initiated groups, after reviewing the said. "I just hope that the purely advisory and apply only environmental impact to state level • projects. Kelley's already for some state projects. proposals aren't lost in a maze Clinic statement, could challenge the project in court if the statement concludes that there would be of bureaucracy and shipped to obscurity." plan would indude all levels of development private. - state, local and 10-6Tu.-Fri 12-4 Sot no environmental impact. He added that his group will His proposal would Kelley also proposed that the attempt 220Albert, E. Lonsng support Kelley'"; proposals as J to halt environmental projects 1 block W of M.AC (Downstairs) 351-8916 J v—— Sign up now Natural Color WE'RE //1 \\\ " — Rm 36 A Union 353-5292 Capital/ Capsules /( J ) o ) ' I'd like to buy the world a Coke. On a hill top in Italy we assembled BENT BUMPERS AND frayed tempers caused young people from all over the world ATTY. GEN. FRANK Kelly's office confirmed to bung you this by freeway commuting may be a thing of the past Monday that it has filed an appeal with the state message from the ifa rail commuter service gets state Coca-Cola Bottlers all over the world subsidy. Supreme Court that would allow a vote of the It s the real thing Coke The State Highway Commission has provided t*°Ple on the two cent state 8as Ux increase partial subsidy for a Penn Central commuter line enacted last vear utilizing 16 trains a day between Ann Arbor and ^he suit- ^ed Friday, 's aimed at overturning Detroit the state Court of Appeal's Oct. 2 ruling that the tax is not subject to a popular vote. LEGISLATION AIMED at reorganizing energy THE FIRST STEP toward a complete reform of regulation and providing for the development of Michigan's courts was made Tuesday when the new energy reserves will be introduced in the state House of Representatives passed a bill to abolish legislature this week. municipal courts in the state and transfer their [ 1 ♦ Bwftnirpr oft a Bun The main emphasis will be on French Fries and PicHe reorganizing the duties to district courts. Dept. of Natural Resources and the Public Service If approved by the Senate and the governor, the . Ftehfry Commission to avoid overlapping and ambiguous legislation would eliminate municipal courts in 28 French Fries & Hearthstone Toast powers between the two agencies. Michigan cities over the next three years. • Golden Fried Chicken French Fries & Hearthstone Toast • Beef on a Bun French Fries & Piekfc THE Closing of the Door SINO-AMERICAN RELATIONS 1936 — 1946 by Dr. Paul A. 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UTTLE SEPARATES STREET FLOOR Stan Getz, and the Mahavishno Orchestra fear, open thursday and friday night until nine Tonight Only '2.00 Cover Charge Sign - up deadline November 9,1973 Jacobsoris EDITORIALS COMMENTARY Hiring,firing President By ANTHONY LEWIS law and for the very begins his own end tripartita structure of weeks will require many of us to give up to face the necessity of need not come to that; for the impeachment,,! comfortable assumptions. Government good of* I government that he so often invokes. council's New York Timet our officials will have to think again about country it should not. Rather, before I not WASHINGTON - During his few minutes as acting Attorney General. He has sought to teach Americans the lesson that the great among us may choose where their loyalties lie. The lawyers of someone in Richard Nixon's shrink! William Ruckelshaus had a telephone call this country will have to speak out. palace guard will surely tell him that 31 whether and how to obey the law. He has beliefs. And if such from the White House Chief of Staff, Gen. solemn promise made to the ConatitJtional conservatives, above all must listen as the country sends hinJl A proposal by Nelson Brown and even a Alexander Haig. Haig conveyed President broken a Barry Goldwater, will have to recognize same cry that went across the floor nf* I Margeret McNeil, candidates for politicized system was not actually Nixon's order to fire Archibald Cox as U.S. Senate - the promise to let the truth that Nixon has betrayed them especially. House of Commons to Chamberlain in 1940: "In the SI used, the fear of it by competent of Watergate be discovered and the law Today even Congress, which so often n " East Lansing City Council, to take special Watergate prosecutor. Ruckelshaus. enforced. rolls on its back like a spaniel, is beginning God, go." control of the hiring and firing of administrators could cause them to like Elliot Richardson, refused. Then It is .impossible now to resist the shy away from jobs in East Lansing. Haig said: city administrators from the city "Your Commander • in - Chief has given inference that Nixon has been trying to Brown and McNeil feel that the manager and give it to the city you an order." conceal evidence of his own violations of council instead, gives cause for several objections. change is necessary because certain city administrators have attempted There it was, naked: the belief that the President reigns and rules, that loyalty the criminal law. That would explain his dogged refusal to disgorge not only the fbU6 MtfcHEU., SneiiCHMAO, Uja*, MM*PlAK>,5TfcACUA*0, MfccGP, UDCV' White House tapes but much other to make policy decisions, a duty runs to his person rather than to law and The proposal is not necessary reserved for the city council. institutions. It is precisely the concept of documentary material - and explain his charo rnw coi&x), and threatens to bring a spoils fear of Archibald Cox. The primary target of this charge power against which Americans rebelled in 1776, and that they designed the Much that has happened in this last system to East Lansing government. is City Clerk Beverly Colizzi who, week was really designed to get rid of Cox. Constitution to bar forever in this Presently, City Manager John So obsessive had that aim become in according to Brown and McNeil, country. It is in fact a form of power that Patriarche is responsible for the Nixon's mind that it was like the cry of has made it as difficult as possible no English monarch has exercised since hiTing and firing of the city's eight for students to register to vote George III. Henry II about Hiomas Becket: "Who will department heads. Brown and Haig's military phrase was significant in free me from this turbulent priest?" during the past two years. also. Over this extraordinary Eventually someone was found to wield McNeil, in their campaign platform, The proposal to give city council another sense the dagger. His name was Robert Bork, contend that the present system is weekend, Washington had the smell of an direct hiring and firing capabilities but it will count no more in history than attempted coup d'etat. Like the plotters in unresponsive to public concerns. is Brown and McNeil's solution to a a novel, Nixon and his men invoked threats the forgotten names of Becket's They suggest that the city council abroad. They skillfully enlisted political murderers. lack of public input in city Oct. 20 was a frightening day in be given direct authority over city elders enfeebled by years of subservience. government. They tried to cut out the judges, the Washington. But it was also profoundly administrator's jobs. Brown and McNeil are indeed lawyers, the constitutionalists. They sent encouraging to those who have maintained Their proposal is not necessary. their faith in the American system during the police to seal the dangerous files. touching upon a problem in city the horrors of the Nixon years. For there City council presently has means Cox's assistant, Henry Ruth, caught the government. The city clerk has were men who, despite the most terrible for removing incompetent feeling when he said: "Maybe it isn't done as little as possible to 'seven days in May,' but it is one day in pressures, followed the path of honor and department heads from their the law. encourage student voter October." positions by simply ordering the No one who watched Archibald Cox registration, even though such But short of a real military coup, the could be altogether cynical again about city manager to fire them. And if action is not responsible to the attempt has failed. Most important, the the city manager does not obey the good that lies in the American public's interests. issue facing this country has been made so character. It was "Mr. Smith Goes to council's orders, the council may clear that no one with eyes to see can But it is questionable whether Washington," for real: the almost naive Tire him. avoid it longer. That issue is the any decency, the sense of duty, the care for the Brown and McNeil solution is Brown and McNeil have yet to legitimacy of this President. personal kindness even in that extreme desirable. It would require a charter The American system gives enormous situation. And then came the redeeming prove that the present system is ineffective. Patriarche is an change in East Lansing, when presumptive weight to the legitimacy of support of Elliot Richardson and William perhaps the problem is not with the any president, and rightly so. Fixed Ruckelshaus. experienced and competent city presidential terms and orderly succession manager who has adjusted rather present system, but with council have been anchors of stability in our Nixon will try to meat the crisis now members who are unresponsive to with one more effort to rally the country well to the changing political tides turbulent history. But the framers of the citizen concerns. Constitution did not stake all on the chief behind his person. The answer to that is in the city council. executive, they did not make him absolute that royalism has no place in America - The suggestion also invites the City government can be made or immovable. In the end, they rested and besides, the king is dead. We must possibility of a political spoils more responsive by those who run their faith on law. look elsewhere for continuity, for system where jobs are allocated not it rather than attempting to change By his acts of the last few days, Richard legitimacy. just on ability, but also on political the structure of the system itself. Nixon has made manifest his contempt for The struggle of the next few days and The Doctor's Bag By ARNOLD WERNER, MD Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner are pumped into tlie air conditioning and With the increasing likelihood of fuel the newer type of vasectomy, which iswhatH at MSU Health Center. Names need not be heating ducts and that air temperature has conservation efforts, you may as well take you describe, in addition to the tubesbein|H the cry of winter which is going to be: cut, their openings are destroyed with in included unless a personal reply is very little to do with catching a cold. Who it up "Let them wear sweaters." electric cautery and then they are tiedollB requested. right? With this technique, in only one to thmH Score one for the office manager. Are periodic sperm counts recommended cases per thousand have the tubes reopenm Repeated experiments have shown that following a vasectomy? If to, how often? I colds (upper respiratory infections) are not had in Jan. 1972 complete Following vasectomy, about iff Recently I have been using honeysuckle a vasectomy related to room temperature. In fact, recent ejaculations are necessary to clear till perfumed talcum powder on my breasts with singed and tied tubes and remain evidence suggests that the transmission of system of sperm. A check at this poM after showering. Lately, my breasts seem to sterile. I remember the doctor saying that indicating the absence of sperm shouldbff colds, which are reused by a virus, results be enlarged a little, at least enough that my the tubes could possiblygrow back together considered sufficient for the future, Annul from the direct introduction of the virus bras are getting snug. Could the into a person's respiratory system. This can and allow sperm to get into action again, checks would be only cnnsidetii enlargement be due to the powder? occur because the virus is introduced into but I am not keen on the hassle involved in worthwhile if a pregnancy would lufl the nose by one's fingers. The cold causing periodically taking sperm specimens to be absolutely devastating effects such f virus can stay alive for a reasonable period checked. threatening the life of the woman orittll While the idea of honeysuckle talcum vasectomy was done to prevent till of time on many surfaces and on the skin. With the older style vasectomies in which powder increasing breast size may provide transmission of a hereditary illness. the tubes carrying the sperm were merely many readers with charming fantasies, Undoubtedly another major factor in the fortunately breast size in under the control susceptibility to colds is the general health cut apart and tied off, up to 5 per cent of of more rational forces. In the fully grown of the infected person. them reformed an effective channel. With Copyright 1973 woman, an increase in breast size would almost certainly be related to one of three things: There has been an increase in total VOX POPUU Kill death pe body weight; the woman has started taking birth control pill;; she has become pregnant. Substances applied externally to the breasts do not increase their size. State News advertising The death penalty, dead in not interested in resurrecting this This wouldn't be the "Doctor's Bag" permitting our advertisement appears to To the Editor: which evades or fosters th •Michigan for well over 100 years, is archiac form of punishment. without me speculating. I'd guess that you be diametrically opposed to an essential enjoying a brief interlude of are honeysuckling your breasts for someone This is a reply to your recent refusal to right of the student: freedom of choice. violation of any municipal, state j Michigan, in 1848, was the first who is making you feel awfully good, so print our advertisement. national law. prominence again thanks to one In It is up to the student to accept or man. state to do away with the death perhaps you are relaxed and eating more, or developing one of the largest libraries reject; it is not the function of a free press The State News refused to publish of research material in the country, becauseAt* Rep. Kirby Holmes, R-Utica, is penalty. There were attempts in perhaps you have even started taking birth Research Assistance Inc. of Los Angeles or a free university system to arbitrarily for Research Assistance Inc. again trying to have the death 1931 to have it revived, but these control pills. I sure hope the breast enlargement is not due to an unwanted has begun to fill the deficit that exists in decide for others. Gen. Frank J. Kelley has yet legality of termpaoer services to j*j and relitf also failed. Now it is 1973, available reference materials. Tills John W. Spencer penalty reinstated in Michigan. He pregnancy. National Public Relations Director industries. Until the legality of termp* is spearheading a petition drive to supposedly the age of reason. Incidentally, if you decide to continue educational tool frees the student from Research Assistance Inc. much of the tedium of information services is determined, the State Ni have the question put on the Efforts should be made to using the talcum powder, beware of retrieval and allows more time to be continue to refuse to print s Editor's note: The State News will not November 1974 ballot. rehabilitate criminals, not to kill hummingbirds when spring comes. devoted to creative learning processes. advertisements. intentionally publish any advertisement Why Holmes must continually them. The "eye for an eye, tooth Recently I have been harrassed by my Our up - to - date, mail order catalog of subject the people of Michigan to for tooth" concept of punishment clerks about the temperature in our office. 4,500 research papers is sold for research - reference purposes only We question this inane proposal is beyond all went out many years ago. Let's They claim that they have all caught colds your refusal to print our advertisement. reasonable comprehension. Suffice keep it out and Holmes' proposal from the office being kept at 72 degrees. I Tie highest goal of education is to provide with it. maintain that it is unlikely that cold germs it to say the people of Michigan are the tools to enable the student to think, evaluate, judge and decide for himself. Your exercise of censorship by not Lifeguards earn aw To the Editor: I was pleased to read that various University police officers were given life saving awards for their rescue of Donald E. Hamachek at the IM outdoor swimming pool last summer. I witnessed tl.is incident, and I too wish to commend these officers for their prompt and efficient action. However, thore were several lifeguards involved who also deserve credit for the rescue. It was the lifeguards who found Hamachek at the bottom of the pool and brought him out, not the officers, as Political commu reported in the State News. It was also the To the Editor: President (or the vice president), th lifeguards who started resuscitation, which Many people are unaware that a "public House, Washington, DA 205W' . greatly contributed to the saving of opinion message" may be sent by telegram senator, U.S. Senate, Washington. Hamachek'slife. It would be very nice to also give to the President, vice president, members of 20510; your Congressman. J recognition to these young men who the cabinet or any member of the U.S. Representatives, Washington, > * together with tfie police officers prevented Congress at a cost of only $1.25. If recent events in Washing^:- a tragedy from occurring. Though the 15 • word text limitation aroused your concern, P® J M.H. Chetrick restricts you to the essence of your opinion, inexpensive telegram eould c° ■ P it is vastly better than waiting to write a feelings to some official ear. ^ ^ Chairman, letter which usually fails to materialize. Dept. of Chemical Engineering Messages should be addressed to the Haslett Graduatesa Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 24, 1973 5 Council hopefuls hold hall forum By MICHAEL FOX One woman in the audience asked how State Nevw Staff Writer each Candidatewould have hypothetically voted on Thelma Evan's appointment to fill F , Lansing's four city council candidates formally launched Colburn s council position. Evans, a black, has been criticized I ^ fall verbal offensives Monday night to capture the sizable self professed youth - candidates Brown and McNeil. by "dent vote in the upcoming Nov. 6 election for two council seats. I think it is unfortunate that uAbout 30 students at a Mason Hall candidates forum listened and representative of Colburn's the person philosophy," appointed is in no way McNeil said. "I would like . d questions as the four candidates - Nelson Brown, Margaret to see the council explore the idea of going back to a special election IcNeil John Polomsky and Mary Sharp - debated council's to fill such vacancies." Dtember appointment of a replacement for George Colburn, hether council should hire and fire city administrators and how to Candidate John Polomsky, asst. professor of rovide students with low - cost housing. instructional services, said, "Maybe it could have been engineering possible to Most of the dozen questions asked by the audience came from appoint someone closer to George. However, I do not think ons identified with the Brown ■ McNeil campaign and generally Evans' appointment is a campaign issue." w slaited against Sharp and Polomsky. Reportedly, the Brown - Sharp, the only candidate of the four who actually IcNeil campaign staff has been told to ask only one question each in the decision to participated appoint Evans, said she was satisfied with Evans. [such forums. At one point, when Brown told of his work to change city marijuana penalties, Sharp confused some years. irown, McNeil "George Griffiths fought for members to over a year with other council get a compromise $5 pot ordinance," Brown said. \ftSU as 'slum "Just a minute," Sharp said. "There was marijuana on the books for over a year when already a $5 fine for your group was pressing Nelson Brown and Margaret McNeil took their city council for a $1 ordinance." npaign to the students Tuesday with a soapbox rally in front "Then why did George Griffiths Bessey Hall where they promised to put city pressure on the fight so hard for it if there was already a low fine?"Brown replied. liversity to alleviate crowded residence hall housing if elected "I wondered that myself," Nov. 6. Sharp said. wn and McNeil told about 30 students gathered However, several members of the audience said there was a between $100 that the city should protect its residents on marijuana fine before the $5 fine was adopted in 1972 as a campus from a compromise to Griffiths' $1 proposal. landlord" by pressuring the University to allow students in to break their hall contracts and move off "Gosh, you might be right," Sharp said. campus by On another issue, McNeil ing the University to court in a class action suit. suggested that the city attorney could be made more of an advocate for citizen problems. ~ i University is a landlord and an employer," Brown said. "We need to protect students from the it acts against the interests of citizens, we want to do what landlord and an employer in our University which is both a can to support them." 'Students are citizens of East Lansing whether they live on or should be done by those workers and community," she said. Polomsky, however, said that organization of student not directed in employes Soapbox rally Margaret McNeil, right, and Nelson Brown, candidates for campus," McNeil said. "Hie city should protect them from city government. any way by East Lansing City candidates spoke at a soapbox rally in front of Bessey Hall ,ti landlords. We would do Council, promised students they would everything we can to take the On the proposal by Brown and McNeil put city pressure on the Tuesday. liversity to court if it won't obey the law. to increase council power University if elected Nov. 6. The State News photo by Julie Blough and activity, Sharp declared: "I "MSU is nationally known for its dorm system," she said. "But hope that progressing towards utopianism and socialism as advocated by two candidates does not brings people to the city, promising them adequate housing, lead us down the road to 1984 where government runs id then puts them in triples." else's life. 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Atkut about free S 245 Ann Street, E. Lansing Across from the Union poking in city ramp Wednesday. October 24,1973 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MESSAGE FROM GOLDA MEIR PLAYED Israeli sympathizers hold rally Gov. Milliken's office en masse. Capitol. outward displays of emotion By MELISSA PAYTON from the crowd. State News Staff Wr iter They planned to ask Milliken They also talked to several for state support for the Israeli state legislators about The aim of the Israeli people, A quiet, solemn group of 150 war bonds and "a show of active supporting a resolution the prime minister said in her Jewish students and faculty and open interest in support of introduced that day by state phoned - in statement, "is to members assembled Tuesday in the state of Israel's existence," Rep. Joseph Forbes, D - Oak make this the last war. We will said Harry Hamburger of Park, to ask Congress to supply win because we must. There is a solidarity rally to pray for Radical Jewish Students, but military and economic no alternative for us. peace, sing and hear a assistance to Israel. "The young men (fightingon prerecorded message from they were told that the governor Israeli Prime Minister Golda could not see them immediately. Organized by Hillel Director the Israeli side) know how few Meir. Inside the Capitol, the Rabbi William Rudolph, the they are, know how great the After the noon rally, students tried to put up signs hour • long rally at Beaumont arsenal of destruction is, but however, about 25 MSU Jewish and unfurl an Israeli flag, but Tower featured a few signs they know the life of their students gathered at the state were stopped because it is illegal calling for U.S. support of Israel country, maybe the life of the but no slogan chanting or entire Jewish people, depends Capitol steps to try to enter to display a foreign flap in the on them." Abba Eban, Israeli ambassador to the United We said they were coming, now they're here - Nations, said in a recorded statement following the prime GET A QUART OF COKE minister's surrounded that "Israel by a lynch mob atmosphere" in the United is Nations. in a big cone - shaped container "The world is standing by, apparently ready to see us die. S The United States and the FOR ONIY A QUARTER Jewish people are the sources of strength," Eban said. only In the rally's opening prayer. Rudolph said, "In keeping with Solidarity OFFER G000 TODAY ONLY - WED. OCT. 24 our tradition, we are responsible Rabbi William Rudolph, director of Hillel, talks to a group of Prime Minister Golda Meir and Abba Eban, Isra one for another. We pray for the 150 Israel sympathizers at a rally he organized at noon ambassador to the United Nations, were played at t promise and fulfillment of Tuesday at Beaumont Tower. Recorded messages from Israeli meeting. 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Boyd played defense, and was also used on the power play and hockey team will play its annual Green and White penalty killing teams, sometimes being on the ice for as much as 40 intrasquad game lost on'y two seniors from the tonight at the Demonstration Hall Ice Arena. squad, Frank DeMarco and BillI Sipola, though minutesagame. winger Michel Chaurest is only eligible until the Each team is headed by a line which returns from last Admission is$iSponsored by the Varsity Club, beginsat 7:30 p.m. end of December. The line of center Steve season. Coach Amo Bessone, Returning will be a fine group of sophomores who pushed their Colp (who scored 35 goals in his entering his 23rd year at the helm of the freshman season last year - a team record),Mark Calderand club, has divided his roster into two way into the starting lineup last year and a good contingent of Rice will play for the Greens. Norm Barns will Daryl squads. He will coach the Green head the defense team while asst. coach Alex upperclassmen. Terpay will handle the Whites. Bessone is also very happy with Ron Clark and Tom Bowen in the nets. Wl" with his recruiting this season. combinations be,look'ng to see how work and also well the lines and defensive The squad's most serious problem will be replacing all • WCHA The all - sophomore line of center Tom Ross, John Sturges and help determine the varsity roster for Brendon Moroney will be on the White team defenseman Bob Boyd, who signed a professional contract with the along with senior defenseman Chris Murfey. Freshmen Nov?" SeaS°" ' 0Pen'ng gam<>S W'th Western Ontario h,'re on Minnesota Fighting Saints of the World Hockey Assn. this summer play goal. Gary Carr and Greg Maas will Tough homier worth 2MMW price By BILLCOSTABILE State News Sports Writer If you wouldn't "Walk a ' at this time of year. track of our times and try cut down the time We keep splits. to but they really look it after practice." forward to SNOT BON SIZES 6 to 16, AA through EEEE mile for a camel," how about "After practice we run four It's quite a price to pay for a running six miles for a Coke j 300-yard sprints. This measly Coke and an apple, but and an apple? helps get all the members of the cross • us a stronger kick at Spartan defenseman Norm Barnes awaits a faceoff during an the finish. After sprints we go country squad agree with MSU hockey game last season. The squad will play its annual If that sounds pretty harsh, into the clubhouse and lift Gibbard's theories on running. We Stock Over 40 Green and White intrasquad game at 7:30 tonight at the then don't bother trying out weights. Nothing real heavy, Sophomore Fred Teddy thinks Styles for Work, Sport, Leisure Demonstration Hall Ice Arena. for MSU's cross only about 75 pounds. We do Gibbard's ideas have paid off. 4216 West country Saginaw Ph. 484-4968 team. That's coach Jim that to develop upper State News Photo by Bruce Remington body "If you want to be a One (1) Block WeU of Waverly on Saginaw Gibbard's idea of a just reward strength. Without a strong good for his team after a runner, plain hard work is the day's upper body you'll never be a practice. good runner." only answer and we get plenty Tickets The grueling practice The harriers' of that," Teddy said. "It little hectic sometimes, but gets a day doesn't sessions ^■Season tickets for hockey and basketball games will go on sale at Gibbard puts his end with weights either. when we win it's worth all the ^■30 a.m. Thursday at Jenison Fieldhouse. Price for general passes is $5. charges through quickly remove the There's still the long jog back time we put into it. An apple season image of a cross - to Jenison Fieldhouse where and a Coke may not seem like Hlh. country runner being "a guy the team goes to the steam much, but after practice it sure II The MSU • Wisconsin Homecoming game Nov. 3 is Kid's Day. ■irk> ckets may be bought at Jenison Fieldhouse now or at Spartan running around in his shorts room and then swims in the beats water." for six miles." indoor pool to loosen up. The adium the day of the game. General admission for those high 50I age and younger is $3. whole routine is done Monday "Running is what country is all about," Gibbard cross - through Thursday. Women tie Women said. "The team usually warms Following each Saturday's Women interested in running to win a turkey in the annual up with a 10 - mile run every morning. There's nothing like meet, Gibbard gives his team a break by requiring them to run EM'J, 0-0 ley Trot at 5 p.m. today should call Rich Zygadlo, 355-5250. getting up at 6:30 a.m. and only 15 miles — on Sunday! The women's field hockey tcsiants may run individually or as team members running a few miles. But what about the Coke and team fought to a tough 0 - 0 tie All those interested in participating in the individual swim meet again;!. Eastern Michigan apple? be heid Thursday, Nov. 1 should sign up now at the Women's "After classes we meet at University Tuesday night at Old tramural Building. Officials are also needed for the meet. They the golf course and rua another "After each practice the College Field. Mikki Baile's IIbe paid. 10 miles. But we don't run just team is 2-0-1 for the guys are entitled to a Coke and now All those interested in joining the AAU women's basketball team 10 miles and quit. We run half - The an apple as sort of a reward for season. Spartans' next game juld come to the first practice 7 p.m. Friday at the Women's miles, miles and three - miles. a day's work," Gibbard will be Thursday at Central ;ramural Building or contact Penny Knupp, 3554710. We don't run for conditioning explained. "It's nothing fancy, Michigan University. Another First! SPECIAL PURCHASE PlQMbQCk the electronic plat^round of course! FREE!! ONEYEAR IN-HOME SERVICE • 100% TRANSISTOR Circuitry Assures Long-Life, Trouble- Free Performance • Complete AFC Automatically Adjusts Fine-Tuning For Clear and Precise Images • Luxurious Consolette Cabinet Styling In a Handsome Walnut Finish 0 HITACHI It's here! The all-new Hitachi CT-960 Consolette Color Television I Exciting new features, new high performance, crisp new styling .. and an uncanny low price! 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While the group's anger seems to be directed toward the House agreed to amend its bill to conform to But it is the Ballenger. restrictiveness of the House bill that botherj I NATAL's suggestions, the Senate has not been as responsive. A political squabble over protective abortion legislation has appreciate the House sending over their own bill two weeks after "House bill No. 4582 is much more restrictive and there i> I started brewing again among some Michigan legislators and a we passed ours, just because they want to make political hay." hearing before a Senate committee April 12, Ballenger said grave constitutional question about whether institutio' I nurses' lobby with the beginning of legislative session. The apparent political maneuvering over authorship of the At a receiving public funds can restrict full service to the public" T I that it was going to be either the Senate bill or nothing at all, said. ' e ■ A Lansing nurses' group, Nurses Associated to Assure Life, protective bill is what is upsetting NATAL. Bauer said. Inc. (NATAL), has renewed charges of last spring that some "It's all a bunch of politics," Louise Bauer, a member of Michigan legislators are playing politics with a bill to protect NATAL, complained. "While they both dilldally around plaving But at that point, there was no other option, because the Despite the disagreement. Ballenger said that the bill is bv nurses and medical students from discrimination for refusing to politics, the nurse is the one who suffers." House bill had not been sent to the Senate, Ballenger said, means dead, and that he is not closing the door on the issues ° perform abortions. denying the inference of NATAL. The Senate and House both introduced their own bills last NATAL's main concern is the protection against any Kok agreed, saying: "Somebody has got to give, and if that', I disciplinary or discriminatory action for medical and nursing NATAL supports the specificity of the House bill, but claims the way they want it, then I'll take a step backwards, because spring and sent them to each other for consideration, but the I'm measures have remained stalled with each group accusing the students and all medical personnel who refuse to do abortions. that the Senate bill does not provide the necessary protection. more concerned with good legislation than credit." ' other of political maneuvering to withhold passage. "For some reason, whether politics or not. 'i looks like the Senate will not release the House bill out of its committee," Rep. Peter Kok, R-Grand Rapids, who introduced the House bill, said. "1 think they're more concerned with authorship than good legislation." But Sen. William Ballenger, R-Delta Township, chairman of the Senate committee where the House bill is lodged, is more concerned with the fact that the Senate bill was introduced a State By CHRIS OANIELSON State News Staff Writer The 24 issues permits granted so far have regulated the discharge of industrial cooling water and drinking water treatment plants' when pollu pollution abatement programs are underway. The maximum life of a discharge permit is five years, after it must be reviewed, he said. which I month before the House bill. Michigan will probably be the first state to meet the Dec. 31, backwash, Howell added. 1974, federal deadline for the registration of all units discharging "Federal officials do not have the feeling for Michigan industry Public notice of tentative permits must be given by the Michioui I pollutants into surface waters, Jim Howell, coordinator of the that we have - they recognize this and are happy to have us run our Water Resources Commission, and if public response is deerntd I waste water emission permit program, said Tuesday. own program," he said, in explaining why Michigan adopted its own great enough in the next 30 days the commission will conducti I Federal legislation passed ir> 1972 sets national minimum control program and discharge standards which closely parallel the public hearing on the permit, he added. standards for emissions, but gives each state the option of federal guidelines. Permits also are subject to review at any time if a good reason such action arises, Blakeslee said. for I Paul Blakeslee, regional sanitary engineer in charge of municipal developing its own permit program or having a federally administered system. permits, noted that the state drafts permits, which set both final Howell said all permits will be evaluated on a case by case basisin I Though Michigan became the fourth state to receive the approval limitations on discharges and interim limitations for the period view of the state water quality standards adopted in 1972, and the strictest regulation would be enforced in each instance. that II of the Environmental Protection Agency to administer its own I Strike settled; Coke State and federal penalities for violation of permit permit program last week, the state already leads California in the provisions number of permits issued - though California received approval range from a $2,500 to $25,000 fine per day for each violation and I several weeks before Michigan, Howell said. a jail sentence of up to one year, he said. 1 Applications for discharge permits have been received from 700 industrial and 370 municipal units, and more are expected, he said. delivered regularly £ioc vmA UchcU cvitk dieamidee ok cut OMutfic fac/Uiofi of the couoeui Abram/ Planetarium Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 24, 1973 Roacho draws small By JACK BODNAR State New* Reviewer away from the Brewery in droves. Nobody wanted a a Actually, El Roacho bad wasn't Brewery crowd their original material. Songs didn't leave too many people formed El Roacho, a six-man wirm-up band. They like "Sauteed Roachos," left in the seats to listen to the band. Every gimmick imaginable bunch of used roachos. have backed up the likes of "Good Friends" and a piece band. "We have a music that needs was used to make Monday A typical sign of how the Tliree Dog Night, Freddie stolen from the "Sorcerer's King "My mother told me there to be played," said Buster Lee night at the Brewery a concert was going occurred in and Tower of Power, but they Apprentice" were well done would be nights like this," said memorable one for El Roacho, the El Roacho aren't at Bethune, the bass player. dressing room the star-billing stage and taken from their first Brewery co-owner Paul Kacer. "We're j g southwestern rock band. between sets when the group yet. And that was what album "The Best of El "El Roacho is stepping in virgin Columbia Records had plenty couldn't even get themselves Columbia Records and the definitely in territory." Roacho's Greatest Hits." rock and roll heaven, and I'm El Roacho of El Roacho records and buated. Two was a good Lansing Brewery were trying to sell The less than capacity sure that they will remember experience for the small crowd stickers to give away at the policemen walked into the Monday. Brewery crowd made a good the Brewery long after this that huddled into the Brewery. door, and the price to see the smokey, dope filled room, Onstage they seynd like a stab at Hie band wasn't half-bad, but trying to get into the date. Seriously, maybe group was only $1. It should asked for a light, and walked good studio band, with a band, with the beer was better. And as as many as 17 everybody burned themselves have been for free and out without a word. measured tightness surrounding couples dancing. But that out yesterday at our lead singer Jim Bunnett eventually was as people stayed spaghetti put it, special." "It's about time that we made Tenor Carl Saloga and Quite truthfully, El Roacho iUo^tlm^oinL Building auditorium. soprano Suzanne Wernette will was interesting offstage BARNES Musicians sing in a joint recital at 8:15 Pianist * * * * * Gary Schunk will more than on. Hie oldest dude in the FLORAL p.m. Friday in the Music play in a junior recital at 8:15 group was sax player Curtis Building auditorium. p.m. Sunday in the Music Massey, 29. A dropout from to perform The New Musical Arts Building auditorium. * * * * ♦ the Houston Symphony Orchestra where he played Ensemble will perform at 8:15 Flutist Moira Craw will oboe, he used to babysit for Saturday in the Music perform in a senior recital at the lead guitarist's sister. The 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the musicians eventually met, Music decided that electric music was Building auditorium. more undead than classical and I SUN • OCT 18 pAIRCHlLD LJHEATER ISHOWS^&IOpn, ■TICKETS $300 UNION Wednesday, October 54. 1973 10 Michigan State News. East Lansirg, Michigan Mobile Homes -is BP c SHOTGUN, RIFLE, quality camera GUNS, RIFLES and handguns of SCHULT 1967 12' * 60'. Newty HAYRIDES DRAWN by horm. all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. furnished. Shed, disposal, all BOBS GUN SHOP, 2412 South appliances. $3400. Phone Cedar, Call 371-2244. 0-10-31 694-9956/355-4684, days. X-5-10-26 VACATION IN Freeport Bahamas CAMPER. COACHMEN December 17-21 for only $169 Lamplighter 11' cabover, FOR YOUR best buys in new and FOR SALE 1973 12' x 60' two Includes round trip flight, self-contained, like new. used furniture, some antique. - 372-5172 after 6:30 p.m. 5-10-30 bedroom mobile home. Phone accommodations, tips and taxes Call us before you buy. 484-3192. 2-10-24 Deadline. November 10. Call BENNIE'S FURNITURE, 109 HUNTING BOW, tcuba equipment. 353-9777, or visit Union Board East South Street, 484-3837. Office. 15-11-9 30-06 rifle. Panasonic reel to reel, Colt 38 super automatic. For sale reasonable. Call 28-10-31 VISTA BOY'S 10-speed. Excellent m Service i" 485-0914 5-10-26 condition, ridden very little, FIND SOMETHING? $65. Phone 487-3315. 5-10-26 If you've found a pet or article of ©SPEEDS value, we want to help you ri BABYSITTING. LISCENSED MAGNAVOX STEREO. $50. Sears it. Just come into the State News home St. Lawrence aree. Forecaster 12 typewriter, $40. earth Classified Department and tell us Playmates, meals. 485-6954 cruising machines Traveler typewriter, $25. you went to place an ad in EAST X5-10-26 349-1457, after 6 p.m. 3-10-24 LANSING STATE BANK'S found OFF-SEASON column. As a public service, EAST BABYSITTING LISCENSED in my AMERICAN GREETING Halloween cards and Fanny LANSING STATE BANK will run North Lansing home. Fenced SAVINGS NOW Farmer Candy. Prescription and the ad at no cost to youl yard. Love and attention. first aid needs. GULLIVER EAST LANSING 372-6738. X3-10-25 VELOCIPEDE STATE DRUGS 1105 East STATE BANK SUEDE AND leather, cleaning and Grand River, 332-5171. 0-10-26 c-10-31 PEDDLER restoring. OKEMOS DRY 541 E. Grand River CLEANERS, 349-0910. OUTDOOR STORAGE box $10. LOST: WIRE rim glasses - gold. b-1 -10-24 ^Downstairs 351-7240J Men s bike $15. 355-8185. Brown case. Call 353-2887. 5-10-29 Reward. 3-10-26 IRONINGS - WASHINGS, pick-up BOSE 901's WITH extras, excellent condition. Call 351-1439 after 5 and delivery, 24 hcur service. PHOTO GRAY lens Bifocal or FOUND: LADIES Timex watch, 372-7294. 5-10-30 p.m. 5-10-24 single vision. OPTICAL Watersedge area. Describe and DISCOUNT. 2615 East Call Debbie. 332-5873. c-10-26 SWEET CIDER - ATWOOD'S Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. Israeli troops patrol a ruined street in an Egyptian town on moving up the road toward Ismailiya. 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Stereo components, TYPEWRITER USED Royal Aviv to slow the pace of the Mideast fighting. In his order of the day, Elazar declared the Security Council had portable. Just overhauled. LOST: RED female labrador mix. COUPLE'S WEEKEND Officials declined to say how much the airlift, which has been musical and band equipment, not moved when, he said, the Arabs attacked Israel two weeks ago $38.50 Call 353-1238. Name Amber Reward. electric and manual typewriters, 694-8063. SP-5-10-26 running at approximately 20 flights a day, had been reduced. but the Arabs "and their friends hastened to demand cessation ol power tools, camoa equipment, Sp-5-10-29 Professionally lead workshop A Pentagon spokesman said it was understood that the Soviet the fighting... once they realized they were dose to defeat." TV's, tapestries, head supplies, LOST: YELLOW Spiral notebook for couples in communication, Union has also slowed its rate of delivery of arms and equipment to The Syrian front has been relatively stable for days about 21 furniture, and more. We'll repair BIKE MEN'S three speed; SKIS relationship, and growth. consisting of Advertising History Syria and Egypt. miles from Damascus and 19 miles beyond the cease-fire lines Fischer Super Glass; never used. your stereo, TV, or amplifier - November 2, 3, 4. $100 per Just bring it in for guaranteed and speedy servicing. Master 332-8005. sp-5-10-29 and Econ notes. Please call 353-0592. Reward. 5-10-29 //XL IT'S WHflT S ^ established in 1967. In Egypt, the Israeli command daimed it has pushed forward in Charge and Bank Americard PORTABLE MAYTAG electric tank, air and cannon fighting to about 25 miles west of the Suez accepted. DICKER & DEAL SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 dryer, excellent. 110 current. 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C-10-25 SANDI, 339-8934 C-10-31 Television will meet at 8 tonight at - also Norelco, Craig and Ampex to 10-22: X squared plusYsquared Market. C-2-10-25 decks. 12 Stereo turntables. equals 1 ;a circle.) Edgewood United Church, 469 N. Pioneer, PE, Garrard, BSR and Peanuts Personal ; |#|' COMPLETE THESES Service, Discount printing. IBM typing There will be an open membership Hagadorn Road. Action for Children's Television's color film, PANASONIC CQ909 8-track FM car Panasonic. Akai X-1800 SD drive for all Human Ecology Clubs "But First This Message" will he stereo $80. Panasonic 8-track and binding of theses, resumes, reel/8- track recorder. Ampex this week. You may pay dues in the shown. All interested welcome. recorder and play back deck $90. 800 stereo reel tape recorder. publications. Across from Human Ecology lobby from 2 to 5 353-1386. sp-5-10-29 Panasonic AM/FM CONGRATS SHERRY on campus, corner M.A.C. and Con in the - stereo p.m. today and from 10 a.m. to I Homecoming court! Your Zeta Grand River, below Jones cassette system. Two Jenson 12" p.m. Thursday. ANNUAL A.A.U.W Tau Alpha sisters are proud of Stationery Shop. Call p.m. Thursday at Beaumont Tower speakers without cabinets. New USEDBOOK SALE you! 1-10-24 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Interested in Bible study? South to discuss the Mideast situation and electrovoice bookshelf speakers. 337-1666 C-31-10-31 Collegiate Fellowship invites you to U.S. involvement. OCTOBER 25,26,27,28 New end used stereo head CONGRATS NEW Zeta Tau Alpha a discussion of Colossians II at 9:15 MERIDIAN MALL phones. New Sanyo stereo tonight in 34 Union. systems. Used Harmon - Kardon pledges: Char, Mary, Lee, Mimi, Mideast will hold open during regular a t« mall hours stereo systems. New Sanyo 21 Betty, Suanne, Charlene, P.J., Workers and future workers, hear over 12,000 books of channel end quad car tape decks. Patty, Kirsten. Love, your Zeta James Sim, former Socialist Labor sisters. 1-10-24 Used Mono-end stereo record WANT TO SELL IT? party candidate for senator, speak RUMMAGE SALE! Kappa Delta players. 1,000 used 8-track on your role in the Second American ADVERTISE! Revolution, Socialist Industrial The film "Who is Guru Maharaj Sorority, 528 M.A.C., Saturday, cartridges and 2,000 used stereo 355-8255 Unionism. 7 p.m. Thursday in 30 Ji" will be shown at 6:30 and 8 p.m. October 27,10-4 p.m. 3-10-26 records. Used photo supplies. Union. Thursday in 326 Natural Science Vivitar filters and lenses. Bldg. by Divine Light Student CANON SLR, f 1.4 lens, excellent Poloroid cameras, binoculars, 35 Computer Laboratory will Organization. camera, extras. $150. 332-0547. mm cameras, movie cameras, present an all - day workshop on 3-10-26 and view cameras. Sears batch and interactive use of the 6500 Want to learn to fly without going 4 A.M. LUCIDITY. Seattle telescope. Italian wall tapestries, PROFESSIONAL THESIS, term computer 9 a.m. Saturday at the broke? Try soaring! Come to the G. E. FM/AM 8 track stereo with 30 used typewriters, clock raincoated, asphalt glistening. paper typing. Expert typist with MSU Computer Center. Registration meeting at 7:30 tonight in 3S Union. Old fuzzy man, garbage must be made by 5 p.m. today at the Find out about a demonstration speakers. Gary. 332-8409. radios, small appliances and degree in English, 8 years prospector. Window stars. Alive. User Information Center, 309 1-10-24 miscellaneous used goods. We experience. IBM 351-8961. W.C. Siktrik. 1-10-24 Computer Center. guar i our 0-1-10-24 There will be a PIRGIM - MSU GOLD SHAG carpet/pad 10'9" x .WILCOX MSU Amateur Radio Club offers Board of Directors meeting at 7:30 16'4". Men's 3-speed. Joyce SECONDHAND STORE, 509 FURTHERMORE, DON'T cell it, it free instruction in code and theory tonight in 329 Student Services 351-3787/353-8862. 3-10-26 East 485-4391. Michigan, Lansing, Phone Hours: 8-5:30 p.m. will call you. Gegor Dizalean. 1-10-24 ■;* necessary to obtain your ham "ticket." First class meeting is at 7 Bldg. Anyone interested may attend. THREE ORIENTAL One tonight in 252 Engineering Bldg. Life Insurance, Trusts and Estate rugs. Monday - Saturday, c-10-31 Belgian 9 x 12; One antique DONNA WHITLON - Have a Need not be a member to attend Planning will be explored by Robert NATION WIDE AUTO happy 21st! From Mary, Kathy, Fisher, senior vice president of Prayer rug; One S.A. Lillihan. Phone 487-5689.3-10-26 Animals ](g Peggy. 1-10-24 TRANSPORTERS. Cars - all points. 313-537-0005. C-10-31 Attention scuba Divers! There Michigan National Bank, and Carol Shaffer, professor of family ecology, will be a shipwreck dive to Alpena on at a Family Financial Planning STEREO SYSTEM including the weekend of Oct. 27 - 28. Come Seminar at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, in AFGHANS NEED RIDE to campus live Garrard changer $75; TV $35; - AKC, excellent guard - to the MSU Scuba Club meeting at 8 the Community Room of the MSU south side Logan and Reo Road. Ski boots - men's 10'/i $20 and dogs, $100-$150. Phone tonight in 208 Men's Intramural Employes Credit Union, 600 E. women's 6, $10; wedding dress 372-5560. 1-10-24 RUSS HAPPY 34th old man. 393-7476. 5-10-24 Bldg. Crescent Road. The program is size 5 $50; phone 371-4358. Together for 35th? I love you. sponsored by the credit union's Feelings are for sharing you MSU Nursing Alumni Assn. is Consumer Information Committee. 3-10-26 DOBERMAN PUPS - AKC >r ksho p, knowl Hi Doll. 1-10-24 ring registered, championship "Advancements in Rehabilitation,' Today is the last day for FORTY-SIX original Tom Swift breeding. Phone 393-4054. from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday in the submitting budget requests to books, 38 different titles. Make 4-10-26 lecture hall of the Life Sciences Bldg. ASMSU for the 1974 budget. Forms offer. 372-2281. 3-10-26 Following the workshop will be a 307 Student Services DON'T FORGET Blood comes FREE TO a good home. The cutest dinner for alumni and their guests at Bldg. only from people. Professional COUCH AND CHAIR set with mongrel puppies you've ever Longs' restaurant. Registration will MARBLE AREA. donors compensated. ASMSU "Showcase Jazz" stool, small desk. $45 or best seen. 6 weeks old. 351-1185. Roomy house, be at the door, members free, central air. Assumable 5 1/4% MICHIGAN COMMUNITY nonmenbers $2. presents HERBIF. HANCOCK in offer. Call 484-3546 after 5 p.m. 4-10-26 BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. concert at 8 and 10 p.m. on Sunday 2-10-26 mortagage. 351-4866. sp-5-10-30 Hours: Monday, Thursday, and Friday 9-4:30 p.m.; Tuesday and Air Force ROTC Detachment is offering the Air Force Officer in Fiarchild theater. Tickets are MSU Union. $3 at Conflicting demands NEW BENJAMEN MIRICORD 50H Mark II turntable; DOBERMAN PUPS A.K.C., bred for conformation/temperament, EAST LANSING 1 1/2 blocks Wardcliffe School. Three Wednesday 12-6:30 p.m. c-10-31 Qualifying Test at 8 a.m. Saturday in Elliot L. Richardson speaks to newsmen Tuesday at I MOTBECAINE Mirage 10-speed. minimum 25 championships last bedroom ranch, 1 1/2 bath, 10S S. Kedzie Hall. If interested in Jewish students are invited to discuss related campus activities. conference held at the Dept. of Justice. He exp'al" fWy I Air Force ROTC and have two years List $135, selling for $90. four generations. Reasonable family room, central air, lovely GIRL TO share house 355-9272, of college left, this test is the first Rap group on Jewish alienation to conflicting demands that led him to resign as a I payments ok. Will deliver. lot. Assume 5 3/4% mortgage 8-5 and 371-2473, after 5:30. follow at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 39 Warranty included. Sam step in applying. No obligations 351-6394. 4-10-29 1-313-329-9568. 5-10-25 $29,500. 337-0913 5-10-30 3-10-24 incurred in aking the test. Union. APWi..P«'| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan CORVETTE 1971 convertible, PONTIAC 1970 GTO, automatic, •m/fm, new tires, extra nice WANTED: SENIORS with degree STUDENT vinyl roof. Must Sell. First WANTED to share NEEDED: ONE girl to sublet Cedar Phone 351-8709. 5-10-30 in agricultural reasonable offer 394-2636 science, forestry, luxury one bedroom apartment. Village Apartments, winter term. 5-10-29 fisheries, fam management, Call 351-0726. sp-5-10-26 Call 337-1484. SP 5-10-26 OATSUN 1970 machinery repair, grain-vegetable - CONVERTIBLE sport, car, SPL-311, 4 cylinder PHONE 355-8255 PONTIAC CATALINA convertible production, F.F.A. or 4-H WANTED: WOMEN share roomy 3 DELUXE ONE bedroom, 1600cc, 4 speed, radio, luggage needed for positions in 57 person apartment, winter term. 1966 good engine, body, top. 347 student Services Bldg. rack and new hardtop. White with - countries. All travel, medical, Close $80. 332-2767. 3-10-24 unfurnished, utilities paid, Snow tires. $300. 484-6082. carpeted red Interior. Excellent and living expenses paid. See throughout. Call running 5-10-29 484-4916, after 5 p.m. 5-10-26 condition. $900. Phone Peace Corps, Placement office •automotive 372-8084 evenings. 5-10-30 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE looking October 22-26. 10-10-26 for same to share Scooters & Cycles PONTIAC FIREBIRD 400. 1968 2-bedroom Parts & Service DODGE DEMON 1°71, two door. High output engine. Michelin tires, good condition. Call A I TR ESSES WANTED, luxury apartment. 349-2598 Okemos area. 3-10-24 Houses m Aviation Excellen*soV.° 14,000. Mlmost tion. Only 646-5791 after 5:30 pm GRENADIER BAR, 1250 new-call Turner Street, Lansing. Under FEMALEIS) •employment 355-4095. 4-10-24 3-10-25 MEDOWBROOK OWN ROOM, older home, 114 new Trace management, no topless! own bedroom, bath, acres. Near river. 349-3028. •for rent PONTIAC TEMPEST 1966 Apply in person, 2-10-24 FIAT 850, 1967, EXCELLENT - Monday-Friday, 1 p.m. 5 p.m. 394-2152. sp-5-10-26 Apartments condition. Radials, Mags, power steering V-8, tilt. • Automatic, excellent. WANTED: ROOM winter, spring, Houses AM/FM radio, only 45,000 $500 337-7143. 3-10-25 GIRL NEEDED immediately for close, quiet female. 355-3757, miles. $800. 355-3066 after 5 TIRED Rooms OF not having money? 355-3737. Sp-5-10-26 p.m. 5-10-29 •FOR SALE PONTIAC CATALINA 1968 - Interesting work, public apartment. 349-4617. 5-10-30 Sutomatic transmission, power relations, flexible hours. Call BINGHAM STREET. 2/bedrooms, Animals FORD FAIRLANE 1969 40,000 484-4368 for appointment. HUGE, two bedroom, perimeter of garage, gas heat. $130. miles, no rust 484-4868 after 5 steering, good condition. $550, Mobile Homes or best offer. 5-10-26 campus. $180. 337-7261 after 489-4326/882-1934. 3-10-26 P.m. 4-10-29 349-2690, after 5 4:30 p.m. 3-10-2G •LOST & FOUND p.m. best. 5-10-30 COOKS NEEDED Part-time and FORD 1970 XL full Days and nights. Call for LAINGSBURG: 1 Mile south of. 2 - convertible. •PERSONAL Power PONTIAC LEMANS 1 MALE FOR 4-man $61.25 month bedroom, stove, refrigerator, steering/brakes. Low - 1969, 350 appointment. THE DEPOT •PEANUTS PERSONAL mileage, new tires, guaranteed automatic, air, snow tires, RESTAURANT, 1203 South (year) 332-5246 evenings. carpeted. No pets in house. 5 3-10-26 acres included. $160. 351-7497. •REAL ESTATE exhaust system. 372-8351 excellent! $1100 Call Pete! Washington. Phone 371-3456 •RECREATION 3-10-26 353-9196. 5-10-29 'STUDENTS (Jr AMERICA.. ARE UJE 5-10-29 NEEDED 4th GIRL, Twickingham; 0-10-31 •SERVICE FORD 1969 — V-8, 4-door, PONTIAC LE MANS 1970. GOING TP TAKE THIS IVIM6 COWM?' BABYSITTER IN my home. 3-6 Available December 1. Call 2402 VINE. 2 bedroom home. Excellent condition, low mileage, 351-9513 after 5 p.m. 3-10-26 Partly furnished, carpeted. No automatic, power steering and p.m. 5 days, $17. 1522 Mt. Instruction ©COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES-BOX 9411-BERKELEY CA 94709 pets. $175. 351-7497. 0-10-31 brakes, low mileage, excellent air, undercoated. 351-8667, Vernon, East Lansing. 351-5377. NEED TWO girls to sublet Typing Service condition. $595. Phone after 5 p.m. 6-10-26 Ask for Fred between 6-9 p.m. winter, THIRD MAN 627-9212. 5-10-29 Americana. Rent negotiable. for house. Own •TRANSPORTATION 4-10-26 351-0839. 5-10-30 room. $70/month. 484-6350 PORSCHE PEOPLEi Two 912's •WANTED FORD VAN 1964, panelled, 1966 white - 1968 red. Call - Auto Service j Employment I* PART-TIME help needed. 7-11 GIRL 5-10-29 NEEDED for Riverside carpeted, chrome wheels, 351-6506 or 882 0309 after 6 STORE, Lansing. All shifts Apartment. Now - or winter WANTED: student, own room. URATES" excellent condition. $500. p.m. 5-10-26 available. 882-9585 3-10-25 JOIN through Spring. 332-4909. Close to campus. $75/month. Evenings 655-1880. 5-10-29 THE COMPLETE auto NIGHT DISPATCHER foi RAMBLER 1969. American Blue. sp-5-10-30 48y-0456. 3-10-26 cooperation. Auto repairs, 50% Best offer. If interested off juth FORD PICK-UP 1968 with - phone on labor. 215 East camper 625-3398. 5-10-29 Lansing. 2, 3 nights a week; 1,3-MAN apartment and several WANTED: 1 MALE to share small $1,200. Dodge Pick-up 1968 Kalamazoo Street. 489-1346. men's rooms. 2 blocks house. Close. $50. 351-2440. $425. 332-2603. 5-10-29 0-10-31 - Studying and appointment. THE to occasional DEPOT campus. Call NEJAC. 337-1300 5-10-26 naps ok. Apply in 1971 RENAULT R-16, sun roof, RESTAURANT, 1203 South person, 3017 South c-10-31 AM-FM radio, new radial tires, Logan HORNET 1970 four door, good NO MONEYIII and really 3-10-26 Washington, Lansing. Phone engine, snow tires. $750 $995. 484-2951, 5-9 p.m. needs some work 371-3456. 5-10-29 WOMEN: 1 block from 3-10-26 campus. 3 355-1516. 5-10-24 Give us a try, we're the good BABYSITTER WANTED in my girl apartment, completely guys. Anything from front end JOBS available part ti home, four days per week - furnished. Utilities and parking ROOM IN JAGUAR 1959 3.4 litre SEDAN. SPITFIRE 1970 — hard top and service to $300/month. In Co-op. $82/month, major overhauls. 12:00 4 30. 394-2375. 3-10-26 - included. S80. 349-9609 or Truly a classic in classic convertible. Excellent condition. 489-3494. 3-10-25 room-board. East Lansing. OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC, 349-4842.0-10-31 condition. 484-8713. sp-5-10-29 $1400. 372-6048. 10-10-31 Grand River at Park Lake, East X-RAY 351-4490, ask for Chuck. TECHNICIAN. RT 4-10-26 Lansing. 351-3130. NO 20 MEN NEEDED NOW! NICE RESPONSIBLE for registered, weekends only roommate LANSING CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TRIUMPH 1968 GT-6. 50,000 RIPOFFS! C-10-26 Apply in person Sparrow No experience necessary. Collingwood 4-man. ROOM OFF Kalamazoo. No lease 425 South Grand miles. Mint condition. $1300. Hospital personnel. 6-10-31 Earn $3.50 per hour. We S 63.00/month. 351-2365. DEADLINE Call 351-6760.5-10-30 or deposit. 372-0992, after 5 MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East sp-5-10-30 1 P.M. one class 1972 - IMPERIAL P.m. 3-10-26 day - full power, Kalamazoo Street since 1940. PART TIME driver 12 -5:30p.m. before publication. air conditioned, low mileage, VAN _ 1901 Corvair. Goes to best Complete auto painting and Light deliveries. Must know CASA DESOL, one bedroom, GIRL NEEDED to share room in $3895. Call Dick or Bud. 482-1191. bid over $100. Call 882-6937 or unfurnished luxury apartment. collision service. 485-0256. Lansing and East 3-10-25 882-7044. 5-10-30 Lansing. Si 70 and up. Call 351-8681. cute house. $62.50/month. Call Peanuts Personal ads J C-10-31 332-0871. 5-10-30 351-3844. 5-10-30 7-10-24 must be pre-paid. LEMANS 1972 LUXURY. Black VEGA 1972 - - - GT Hatchback. DO-IT-YOURSELF with repair WAITERS AND vinyl top and interior, air BARTENDERS EAST LANSING Two girls needed, Brand new. Reasonable. 1900 manuals for foreign cars. wanted, full and part time INTERSTATE FURNISHED, CARPETED, conditioning, immediate occupancy, close. Cancellations/ Corrections power steering and miles. 337-1858. 1-10-24 CHEQUERED FLAG,2605 East nights. See Pat, Don or Mike in ENGINEERING CORP. spacious, 1 bedroom. Half-block! brakes, wire hubs. $2,200. Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile west $185/month. 332-1946. 3-10-25 $76,332-1824. 2-10-26 12 class THE CORAL GABLES noon one day - 355-1237. 5-10-26 VEGA WAGON 1972, stick of campus. 487-5055. c-10-31 Call for interview. shift, SHOWBAR, 6 - 8 p.m. No phone MEN before publications. radio, great mileage. ONE GIRL needed to sublet winter - CLOSE to MSU. Clean, $1750. calls. 5-10-30 394-0020. MAZDA 1972 RX3, Rotary engine, 349-4689. 3-10-25 quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone term. Riverside East. 332-1903. 10 months old, 20+ mpg, 130+ 6 0-10-31 The State News will be HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED. 7:30 MACDONALD'S. 234 West Grand sp-5-10-29 mph, air conditioning, 4-speed. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1967. - responsible only for the 4:30, two children, one in River, East Lansing is now 351-4880. 5-10-25 Rebuilt engine, many new NEAR MSU and Frandor. Beautiful first school and one in half day. Must accepting applications for part day's incorrect features. Call 482-5456 3-10-24 be time and full time employment. 1 bedroom, unfurnished, MERCEDES BENZ 1971 6-cylinder dependable, references insertion. needed. The hours of availability are from carpeted, air-conditiong, $32.50 per month. Room fuel injection. Air-conditioning, Southwest Lansing. for VOLKSWAGEN 1971 Campmobile 394-1149. 3 10-26 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. and balcony, parking, laundry, quiet. student, downtown Lansing near Bills are due 7 days from AM/FM radio, red leather Westphalia. Like new, attachable from 5 p.m. - closing. Please Cali 332-1703.4-10-26 bus. Call 484-7696, after interior, black exterior. Body 5pm Bit, built-in propane stove and DENTAL ASSISTANT, Downtown apply between the hours of 8 ■3-10-24 excellent condition. $6,500 or ONE BEDROOM, $180, Gunson, 501 Id heater, 19,000 miles. Phone specialist, Monday through a.m. - 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. - 4 best offer. Phone 313-675-8494. one block from Campus. FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for 349-3268. 5-10-26 Glenn Herriman Friday 7-4:30. Experience p.m., Monday through Friday. \I_ Grosse lie, Michigan. 3-10-25 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1969 - 6135 W. Saginaw 482-6226 preferred. Will train right person. Salary open. Send resume Applications are also being accepted for janitor and dish 482-4616, 332-8867. SP-5-10-26 mobile home, own room, all utilities paid. 676-4353, after MGB 1971 CONVERTIBLE 29 clean, $900. Phone 484-4284 - I to sublease winter 6:30 p.m. 5-10-25 t/olkswagen-Volvo-Body Shop 1107 Bank of Lansing, 48933 mpg. Good condition. Call 5-10-24 ring. 337-7024. Open Mon. & Thurs. Til 9 5-10-29 availability are from 12 a.m. to 4 Howell after 6 p.m. 546-0873 TWO Sat, til 3. a.m. for dishes and 2 a.m. - 11 STUDENTS looking for 5-10-26 for maintenance help. rooms beginning winter term in MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS a.m. METRIC MOTORS. VW repair. - SUBLET 2 BEDROOM. the East Lansing or Lansing area - A.S.C.P. or eligible. Excellent 6-10-24 ■ barracuda 1966. Three speed, MGB - GT 1969. Beautiful 332-5538. 2-10-25 Okemos Road and 1-96. November-June, Capitol Villa, Cheap, and close to salary and benefits. 286 bed campus. Call 273, four barrel, 500 miles on condition. Low mileage. $1650. 349-1929. c-10-31 $180, Call 351-6760. 5-10-30 485-0409. 5-10-24 hospital, latest and finest LEBANESE BELLY Dancers: engine, new exhaust, excellent 332-6246. 4-10-26 VW 1966, GOOD body, clean equipment. Short drive to Friday nights only. Small 301 SOUTH gas mileage, body in fine interior, dependable, motor BODY REPAIR. Other estimates Lansing and Flint. Call collect or Lake-side restaurant 50 miles Sparrow HOLMES, South of CAPITOL CLUB rooms for m~w ""lltlon. 332-825°. 5-10-30 MGB-GT, 1971, and Austin Healey excellent. First $525 takes. too high, why don't ya give us a Hospital. 2/man and women. TV, write J. G. Abbot. THE fing. laundry, 3000 III, 1967. Both real nice After 3 p.m. 353-5915. 4-10-26 try. Quality but low priced. 1-831 4615. 5-10-25 efficiency, utilities included. No restaurant and MEMORIAL lounge. Free |BUICK LASABRE 1966 cars. Make offer. 489-3425 or Reduced rates to students. VAN HOSPITAL, Pets. $125. 351-7497. 0-10-31 night parking. 222 Seymour convertible, excellent condition, 482-1475. Ask for Daryll Owosso, Michigan, 48867 WORLD, Potterville. 645-2123 8 723-5211. 7-10-25 RECEPTIONIST WANTED for 0-10-31 radio, new tires, new everything. a.m. until late. 7 days a week. Dentist's office. Send 901 EAST,f,-rcO\ND - four resume in Bw offer. 10-10-26 room uti|jties MEN'S SINGLE rooms 351-8305.^5-10-30 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST your own handwriting to Box $150/month. 10-10-30 ^ from Union. Available - 3 blocks MONTE iATALINA 1965 - Power CARLO 1972 13,000 with experience and interest in F-6, Michigan State News. miles, very clean, $2480 firm. YAMAHA 1972 - CT2.175. Less Employment clinical 7-10-26 immediately. Phone 351-5076 s,eerln9/brakes, |1 or automatic. $150 microbiology. ASCP GIRL NEEDED for own room in before Noon: after 5 pm 355-1263. 3-10-26 than 2000 miles. Only $480. best offer. 394-2666. 3-10-26 registered or eligible. Full or 372-2304. 5-10-30 Park Trace Apartments. 5-10-26 part time, day shift. REPRESENTATIVE NEEDEDI Starting MUSTANG 1970 Earn $200+ each semester December or January. 349-1265. 1HEVR0LET - 6. 1967. good - EXCELLENT MASSEUSES WANTED. $4.13/hour minimum starting with YAMAHA, We will 1 transportation. condition, low mileage economy TRIUMPH, BMW, only few hours work __3-10-24 For Sale I after 6 p.m. 5-10-29 Call 339-2158 car. Phone 332-2033. 3-10-25 RICKMAN. Many 1974's now in train $8/hour. for part or full time, salary. OFFICE OF EMPLOYMENT, LANSING a beginning of each at semester. the EFFICIENCY to sub-let. S139.75. ^ stock. Fall prices on everything. Phone 489-1215. 0-10-31 GENERAL HOSPTITAL. INTERNATIONAL October rent paid. Near campus. RUMMAGE SALE: University MUSTANG Also large stock of leathers, MARKETING SERVICE, 519 fHEVROLET 1 VAN, 1967, condition. Runs well good 1969 302, fastback, 24 mpg. 1967 Buick 3 speed helmets, custom accessories. 2800 DEVONSHIRE, LANSING, 48909. 372-8220 Glenrock Avenue, Suite 203, 355-3083. SP5-10-25 United Methodist Church. 1120 South Harrison Road, East - Call NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING I 694 0685 LeSabre. Both excellent Parts and service. SHEP'S Los Angeles, California or 1-313-732-6853. EXTENSION 267. 90024 Lansing, Thursday October 25, 9. MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 Salespeople wanted. Knowledge 1-10-31. OPENINGS FOR two I 6-10-25 condition. 351-4524. 3-10-24 of Spanish helpful. Commissions women, a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Sponsored by North Cedar, Holt. Just south of WAITRESS: MUST be experienced, S50-S60, across from campus I-96 overpass. Phone 694-6621. plus expenses. Phone 485-4389. neat, dependable, and efficient. ESCORTS WANTED. Earn while 332-6481,332-6246.5-10-29 University United Methodist MUSTANG 1966. Automatic 289, pVY VAN 1972. 3/4 ton, power red, good condition. Best offer. C-5-10-26 5-10-25 Good working conditions, you learn. Part time or full time. Women. 2-10-25 steering, power brakes, I automatic, 351-5108. 5-10-29 nights. Apply at DRUARS, 415 $3/hour. 489-1215. 3-10-31 panelled and 1 insulated. Call NORTON, TRIUMPH, HONDA - STUDENTS PART - Time. Earn East Saginaw, Lansing. Tom, 882-5696. □OHUU QUtDHQH I 5-10-26 OLDSMOBILE SUPREME CUTLASS 1972. Air, vinyl repair and service, factory trained. Winter storage available. $50 a week plus bonus. Call from 5-10 p.m. 394-1103. __ TELEPHONE MARKETING. $1.50 to $4.50 per hour. Full time, part CROSSWORD KEY PUNCH Supervisor - Have ■HEVY VAN I standard transmission. , small V-8, top, and more. $2,800 or best G.T. MOTOR'S, 816 East Howe, 0-10-31 need for experienced person to time positions. Call 394-1103. 13-10-31 PUZZLE Fine offer. Call 694-8839. 3-10-26 Lansing. 485-6815.0-10-26 ACROSS 29. Essayist SECRETARY. SHORTHAND, supervise second shift key [condition. 351-6548. 3-10-25 1. Swine 30 Fancy button RDDOHOU HC]R[-! OLDS typing required to work in law punch. Excellent pay and CUTLASS 1972 orange, 1972 KAWASAKI - 350cc, 450 5. Quadrant 32 Slogan |0RVAIR 1 1967 convertible" ''asportation, radio, 455, automatic, buckets, radio, excellent condition. $2675. miles. Mint condition. 353-7125, or 353-6985. 5-10-24 office in downtown Lansing. No previous law office experience benefits. Call 372-4750. 10-10-30 8. Hubbub 11. Two-toed sloth 34. Egyptian cotton W B M trails □□□□□□□ I ^:.487-°648 after 5 p.m. 332-5296. 7-10-29 necessary. For further TV and STEREO rentals.$24/term 12. Measure of 35. Scour HONDA 305 SCRAM8LER, 8000 information, call Fred Abood, COMPUTER OPERATOR yarn 37. Affirmative □□□ aos Immediate need for third shift $9.95 month. Free same day PLYMOUTH 1967 SPORTS Fury. miles. Great shape. $295. 372 5700. 5-10-29 delivery and service. Call 13. Spanish hero vote Balaam ucifcoa person IBM 360-370 DOS one Power, bucket seats, Best offer. 353-5266, Len: 5-10-26 NEJAC, 337-1300. c-31-10-31 14. First cartoon 39 Type of puzzle □□□ana unaQa EXPERIENCED BARTENDER year minimum experience. Good character 44. Complain 882-1467 after 5:30 p.n. 5-10-29 SUZUKI 1972 -TS185 road trail. part time. Apply MAC'S BAR pay and benefits. Excellent 15. Crime 47 Polo team 2000 miles. Fork-brace helmet after 6 p.m. 3-10-25 opportunity for growth. Call 17. Artificial 48 Breeze PONTIAC CATALINA 1967 and 372-4750, ask for Mr. Krepel language 49. Biblical king 1 Gigantic 5. Annual goggles. Excellent condition. four door sedan, low mileage. Call 351-5108 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN, 10-10-30 19 Sought office 50 Unicorn fish 2 Obligation calendar before 3 p.m.' $550,489-0283.5-10-26 X-5-10-29 audio, experienced, references 20 Each 5! Spider s trap 3. Doorman's 6. Curb TWO BEDROOM, furnished or required. Apply 541 East Grand B.B.A.-M.B.A. Lawyers, architects, 24. Conger 52. Split pulse umbrella 7. Class unfurnished Mobile Homes, River, downstairs. 337-1300. city planners needed for 27. Moccasin 53. Come ashore 4. Great 8. King topper CONFUSED $35/week. 10 minutes to TUNE-UP C-10-30 sophisticated volunteer positions r~ r- 7- i 6 ir- 9 t6 9. Oado Quiet and peaceful 1 in the U.S. and abroad. All campus. on a ebble Creel ABOUT AUTO REPAIRS SPECIAL PART TIME sales-newspaper medical, and living expenses paid. travel, lake. 641-6601.0-10-31 •2 T" 10. Unusual 16. Bird of peace 8 cyl. - $25.95 advertising. Maximum 10 hours, Peace Corps-Vista recruiters at VERY LARGE 2 bedroom % 18 Knock % salary negotiable. Must be Placement Office October '1 " 21 High railways - furnished. 2 blocks to campus. ®WL TOWNHOUSES Try the good guys 6 cyl. - $23.95 student. Bob, 372-0415, 68 22-26, interviewing all seniors. Close to shopping. 351-9036 8-5 17 18 22. Inlet 4 cyl.-$19.95 p.m. only. 3-10-24 * Convenient toMSU 10-10-26 weekdays 5-10-29 %%% 23. Talk 24. Road curve V/,V/, % 20 21 37 Okemos Auto Clinic offers »nd shopping full time factory trained ludes Points, denser, Fuel Filter and All Plugs, German Automotive LUXURY TWO convenient to MSU, on four - bedroom, 2M It 27 %* 25. And so forth 26. Persian % 29 Air % mechanics for all phases of or. Add $2.00 for Air * conditioning auto acres in beautiful setting. No 50 28 Glassware Carpeted repairs. From tune 31 Pull ups to over hauls. - VW and Porsche Service pets, no children. $235/month, % 32 % SN 31. Canal 33.1 do basements - including utilities. 882-3820 55 3t> 37 Specializing in » Clubhouse and P'ay areas repairs. front end Winterize your car to -30 $5.95 5-10-25 39 % % XT 'ft, 5r % 36. Staff of life 38. Shocking No» -Excellent service SINGLE campus, MALE student: cooking, parking. 314 block % V/, % MS MS M6 40 Bones 41 Chaplin's wife taking applications OKEMOS AUTO CLINIC German trained M7 % ~ Coupon Valid Until Nov. 21, 197 42. Spoil Evergreen. 332 3839.2-10-25 2615 East Grand River mechanics ie *9 43. One of the 351-0460 VA 4 50 HALL'S AUTO REPAIR Scotts Ea«t Lansing GIRL NEEDED for four man 1 51 j11 A.M.-6 P.M., MON.-FRI. 236 S. Charles 52 44. Manhandle % immediately winter 53 351-3130 Lansing or and 45. Meadow grass spring. Luxury ^^^^Pplicationsonly NO RIPOFFSI 3 mln. from 487-3204 Campus 332-5025 from campus. $81.25 337-2029. ip-5-10-29 apartment across a month. 46. Globe 12 Michigan State News, bast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday^)ctober 24 |Q111 Area retailers say By TRISHAKANE State News Staff Writer In East Lansing, 122 shoplifting arrests were made in 1971 and 182 in 1972. Significant classified thefts down Sfife DistoUjJJ Shoplifting goods valued under $100 is a misdemeanor, but Browers said store on Grand River Avenue." Not all local merchants prosecute shoplifters, M^xt to the Spottsm'eister numbers already reported may make 1973 a owners can be nasty and charge shoplifters with however. Discount Records Manager Jim Lindsay Rip - off artists are busier than ever this year, said when his salespeople see shoplifting, they but not on Grand River Avenue. record high year for ripoffs. larceny from a building, a felony. East Lansing Police Dept. statistics show Student Book Store Asst. Manager Dennis Police records secretary Toni Michaels said the merely regain stolen albums and tell thieves never Browers said no arrests have been made there yet to come back. shoplifting is increasing 60 per cent a year, but area penalty for misdemeanor shoplifting is a merchants believe their problems with thieves are this term and he believes shoplifting is at an all - maximum $100 fine, 90 days in jail or both. Lindsay attributes this lenient policy to the lack time low. She said East Lansing judges are quite lenient of expensive merchandise in the store, which he decreasing. Police records indicate a decline in thefts from Grand River Avenue stores, with ripoffs increasing } Browers has worked at the store for five years and said the decline is probably due to widespread with first offense shoplifters and usually assess a small fine, but Browers said students have been said has an average 2 per cent annual loss of albums and tapes. CIGARETTES,„/99' in larger department and grocery stores inside city publicity of the use of mirrors, plainclothes fined $100 for stealing text books worth $2. Limit 3 detectives and security guards in the bookstores. The Disc Shop manager, who chose to remain (coupon) limits. Every arrested shoplifter is booked and unidentified, said felony charges have resulted Expires Oct. 28, 1973 fingerprinted, Michaels said, and then has a from arrests of persons attempting to steal stereo East Lansing Store Onl^^ permanent police record. equipment from the store. Married studen State Discount Manager Dennis King said shoplifting in the store has decreased tremendously this year, possibly because students Several clothing stores, including Green's, Kay Baum and Hosier's have installed expensive but very effective detection devices. 10% OFF ALL KODAK FILAA PROCESSING OUR PRICE ON are aware of the utilization of a second story room to elect represe at the rear of the store where employes sit behind a two way mirror and watch for shoplifters. • Tags on clothing are removed by saleswomen & DEVEL