lean's admissions to By DIANE SILVER State New Staff Writer been unable to enter medical school because of bureacratic be admitted. complications, to were no more admissions." than two or three marginal college under debate However, Laurence Mysliwiec, president of the second-year Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) hysterical legislators, faculty, J ntv per cent of the 1974-76 class In grade point averages dean's class and author of an osteopathic scores but criteria that will identify a administrators of the University, you get Krupka said that 1,000 Michigan angry letter of El's College of Osteopathic Medicine residents who want to attend medical admissions were only a few points below protest to the dean, said he now believes student who will make a good family it from the board of trustees, from big regular admissions, Magen said. The mean physician, Robert Fedore, asst. dean for donors, members of the profession and personally admitted this June by the school will be rejected this year. There grade point average of dean's admissions the dean's admissions were fully student affairs and admissions, said. minority groups. It is relatively easy in are only 650 places in the state's four qualified. |hSSv 2,000 students vying for medical schools. was 2.95, median 2.97 while the mean "I think now that Magen was fairly Those criteria include "evidence of social most instances to say the class is closed II in the school, the dean's action students are denied Every year, 25,000 grade point average of regular admissions justified," Mysliwiec said. "1 think in this commitment in the form of health-related but the pressure mounts with the Ersonally admitted 17 students) set colleges in the nation. entrance to medical was 3.25 with a median of 3.27, Magen said. The mean of the entire class was case he was doing what was within his work." A candidate is interviewed by two lateness." f storm of protest within the college. Faculty members and students have right to do. At this point it would be hard Many of the dean's admissions are to Lts sent, Myron Magen, dean of the 3.09 and the median 3.07. for faculty members and must receive an correct inequities in an admission process charged that such admissions are unfair to me to make a judgement. I only tl a letter of protest. the other candidates Samuel Black, professor of wonder what I would do in that "outstanding" rating from both to be that must choose 85 students out of a because they admit position admitted. [' oractice of dean's admissions is students who would not ordinarily microbiology and jiublic health and myself." In a dean's admission, Magen pool of several hundred completely JL to many medical schools in the qualify. member of the admission's committee, Admissions to the osteopathic college overrule the committee and admit a may qualified applicants, Magen said. Kn MSU's College of Human Magen said that disagreed with Magen. are normally handled by a committee of "But let's not be altruistic, in some the student's he candidate the committee has rejected. "Just say, I would be instances there is a political motivation," r . admitted five students for the admitted were just surprised if the faculty and students who set the criteria as qualified as pool of dean's admissions didn't represent Magen said the large number of dean's he said. 175 year out of a class of 100. Two students admitted under the regular for admissions and interview candidates. admissions those people who could not make it was partly caused by a Faverman' said the college receives $3 1 admitted because of political process. The committee only advises the dean who computer problem which put the college Lure Judith Krupka, director of Gerald through the regular process," Black said. has the final million worth of support from physicians Faverman, assistant to the dean "That doesn't mean responsibility for the a month late in choosing its class. who donate their time and work with Asions The other three allowed for research and they lack the grade admissions. "The class was not picked until June program development, point average but maybe they did not students. Those physicians sometimes ■ qualified students, who would have said, "1 don't know all the cases but there meet the other criteria." The committee considers not only a 15, and that is totally unacceptable," candidate's grade point average and Magen said. "You get pressures from (continued on page 5) volume 168 Number Friday, July 12,1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 Another gap found in recordings; Dean testifies before judiciary unit WASHINGTON (AP) — Another gap Secretary Gerald L. Warren said Thursday to reporters during a committee has been discovered in White House he could give assurances that break, Facing the new barrage of Watergate - "nothing in said St. Clair's questioning did not get that related allegations Thursday, White House ••recordings of presidential conversations, these recorded conversations has been the special Watergate prosecutor's office testimony. spokesmen alleged that Nixon's detractors altered." "Dean is disclosed Thursday. distinguishing between raising are conducting a calculated public Judiciary Committee members said that money and paying it," Fish said. relations campaign against him. Meanwhile, John W. Dean III, the during Dean's testimony Thursday, He said Dean testified that when he told former presidential counsel, presidential attorney James D. St. Clair gave no clear the Senate Watergate committee last year Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, who answer Thursday on whether Nixon laid into Dean with tough, hard that the question of making the directed an alleged $75,000 hush payment on Tuesday accused the House Judiciary money questioning from the start, sometimes was "left hanging" and not resolved at the payment. Dean testified behind closed Committee of a public relations tactic by ridiculing Dean's reputation for precise March 21 meeting with Nixon, he doors of the Judiciary Committee. memory. But Dean was just as tough with "referred releasing its own version of eight Asst. prosecutor Richard Ben-Veniste only to the raising of the presidential his replies, they said. tapes, expanded his payment." contention to told U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica St. Clair had said in advance that he include the Senate Other members said Dean earlier had about the gap and also said that another expected Dean to testify that Nixon did Watergate Committee. testified he had "a feeling" that he had tape had been torn and mangled by White not direct the $75,000 payment on March Ziegler, talking to two reporters in his AP Wirephoto told Nixon of the payments to Hunt and House secretaries when they were 21, lj)73, to Watergate conspirator E. office, said he believes "it is more than a r White House counsel John Dean sits in the witness chair at other Watergate defendants before the coincidence" that the Judiciary and transcribing the tape. He said the gap was Howard Hunt. March 21 meeting at*which Nixon has said |the House Judiciary Committee as he chats with the panel's "approximately 19 minutes" long. Rep. Hamilton Fish, Jr., R-N.Y., talking he learned of them for the first time. Watergate committees week a series of reports were releasing this hairman Peter W. Rodino, D-N.J., prior to resuming his testimony Ben-Veniste made the disclosures as he and transcripts. asked the court to order the White House Thursday. Dean was questioned during the morning session by the to index all tapes relating to the Watergate |committee's chief counsel John Doar. case and to take precautions to preserve the tapes. Instead of granting that request, Sirica [ommittee releases ordered the record of Thursday's hearings forwarded to the Supreme Court, which now is studying the question of whether President Nixon must turn over tapes and other Watergate evidence to the /atergate evidence prosecutor's office. The tape with the gap described by Ben-Veniste was of a March 20, 1973, conversation between Nixon and former presidential aides H.R. Haldeman and |SH1NGT0N (AP) - The House John D. Ehrlichman. The prosecutor Committee made public wouldn't elaborate after the court hearing tsday seven hefty volumes of on what the conversation dealt with. rgate evidence including new Nowhere in the seven volumes is there a The March 20 conversation took sures of President Nixon's early hint of the case the staff will outline for place the day before White House counsel John m about the possible impact of the the committee when its members begin W. Dean III told Nixon that convicted and coverup on the White Mie climactic debate the week of July 22 Watergate burglar E. Howard Hunt Jr. was on whether they should recommend that demanding "hush money." the House impeach Nixon. Though the March 20 tape wasn't Iesented to the 38 - member mittee in secret sessions, the ands of Nor is there any suggestion which sought by the special Watergate pages of material represents way h* evidence on which any the committee with its 21 to 17 prosecutor, it is one of the tapes aenment articles Democratic majority might vote. subpenaed by the House Judiciary stemming from the Committee. * scandal would be based. An outline of the President's defense The committee has said it has Presented to the public in the against Watergate allegations is suggested information that Haldeman "spoke with ttment staff laid it in an eighth volume, 242 the President about the Watergate matter" out for the pages long. It f 'lat man er in which the on March 20. a chronological recitation of contained the supplementary factual appened on the information presented by Nixon's defense Dean has testified that he told days and weeks Ehrlichman on the same day of Hunt's ^and after the Watergate break - in, lawyer James D. St. Clair, who sought to attempt to draw conclusions alleged threat. or (continued on page 13) At the White House, Deputy Press fSU suffers 3rd straight setback: chance seen to get law school John Picone, a graduate student in veterinary medicine, holds a rat while it is injected with an SN photo/Ron Biava anesthetic. Afterward, tapeworm larvae are introduced into the rat's intestines in an effort to authorize MSU to begin such a school. House concur with the Senate version of discover vaccines State News Staff to prevent the growth of the larvae. I BY JOHN LINDSTROM Writer "The law school is gone," Jack Breslin, the bill. That was passed, with the law ' the third executive vice president, said Thursday. school intact. « straight year MSU has back in its efforts to We gave a good fight, and it looked But an amendment was introduced to "unistrators are get a law saying there is no hopeful for a while, but there's no chance that we'll get it now." remove authorization of a law school at either MSU or Western. The amendment Animal research the On Wednesday the Michigan House of passed, 67-3. Michigan Legislature will Representatives passed its version of the House observers said, however, that By STEVE ORR Despite the less - than - clinical atmosphere of the lab, the higher education appropriations bill approval of Nelson's vote was a mere State News Staff Writer surgeons themselves worked quickly and capably. » no Little League in East without approving the establishment of a formality and that the House never really "Rats are fairly surprising at what they can take," Andy "This doesn't really hurt them," Whipple said. "'This ), but that doesn't law school at either MSU or Western had any intention of authorizing the guy will stop the Whipple says. be awake in 15 minutes." ¥ S'rls from Michigan University. school at MSU. Whipple, a lab technician in the MSU Veterinary Clinic, was Whipple turned back running the batepaths. to her rat and spoke to it. "We've got to L««V and pictures page 14. Two weeks ago the Senate passed its version of the bill which established a law But not all was glum for MSU as the House added more than $300,000 to performing surgery to inplant tapeworm larvae in the livers of hurry with you. You're awake already, aren't ya?" T«»ntj could save laboratory specimens. The operation finished, each rat thousands school without funding at MSU. MSU's appropriations over what the was placed in a cage and lay "«»« at a result "Be careful," she cautioned a fellow surgeon. "If you don't there slightly twitching in the customary post anesthetic of a cleaning On Thursday the Senate voted Senate had passed. • * watch the breathing, first thing you know you've got a dead convulsions. Pending in Wayne County. overwhelmingly, 25-6, not to accept the The majority of that increase will go rat." '* The operation described above seems trivial, and somewhat arc now far from a House's revisions in the bill, thereby to the College of Human Medicine to •n the Working in an overcrowded basement lab with a radio softly far removed from any significance to human beings. legalities of the fees. sending it to conference committee where establish its Upper Peninsula project. playing top - 40 tunes for background, Whipple, two graduate But in numerous labs all over the MSU campus, researchers the differences between the two bodi.es "That passed largely with the support students and a research associate were operating on the * 1 are working on projects that to the uninitiated appear look at the differences will be worked out and a final Bill of UP legislators," Breslin said, "and I'm rodents, 10 of them that day, as part of their work to discover unimportant, but in reality have far - reaching implications and sure that will get through the conference reported out. f what antibodies in the rats act to kill tapeworm parasites. possibilities. I"1 the White House transcript* ** released Theoretically, the committee could committee unchanged." The lab was packed with test tubes, machines, jars of The work * Tuesday by the With the medical increases and the loss being done by Jeff Williams, asst. professor of Judiciary Committee Tuesday still approve a bill establishing a law chemicals and dozens of caged white rats. microbiology and public health, is an example. P*6. school at MSU or Western or both of the law school, MSU's total The focal point of the room, was the table used for Williams, whose research assistants performed the operation ^ universities. But administrators see that as appropriation would only be about operation. On it were various surgical instruments, ash trays, Brewery" is fighting to stay a slim possibility. $150,000 less than Gov. Milliken's notebooks and old cardboard boxes. on the rats, admits his study is "a little remote from direct human involvement." ■tJT'A brawl ,Mt waak hM ,#d For 45 minutes on Wednesday it recommendation of $98,642,000. On these boxes, which were covered with sterile gauze, were He said, however, that his examination of ■ ^investigation andareqiest looked like MSU may have gotten the Administrators believe final legislative the rats, drugged, shaven, cleansed and held spreadeagled in in rats is "analogous to man." tapeworm larvae Mayor Qerald, Gram to new school it has tried to get for three action on the budget will be complete by place by large rubber bands. Tiber's license. Paga 14. (continued on page 13) years. Earl Nelson, D-Lansing, moved the Saturday at the latest. Friday, July 12, |, 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Portugal gets LISBON, Portugal (AP) - reported in line for cabinet new government headed since the overthrow of after a military coup ousted the rightist regime that had run Both the Communist and Socialist parties indicated they Adel.no da Palma five man ■ defection Carlos Z.T wl President Antonio de Spinola posts held before by civilians. the rightist dictatorship 10 cabinet in a would serve in a cabinet with a dismissed Portugal's center - Naming a military officer weeks ago. the country for nearly 50 dispute o,^ left coalition government as premier would put the two Among the cabinet members years. military premier. powers and the Spinola's presidency legi^ ousted were Communist party First word of the dismissals The centrist Popular Thursday before forming a new highest posts in the country in Spinola's State the hands of the military. chief Alvaro Cunhal, a minister came from ousted Democratic party also was r government due to be headed voted down Spinola is also a general. without portfolio, and Information Minister Raul reported ready to stay in the pa|ma ( by a military premier. proposals for a Veterans get government but strong 10 years to use aid Political observers Military officers also dominate Spinola's important Socialist party chief Mario Rego, an ex - newspaper editor, who contacted foreign opposition to a military election ahead of pr¬ eonstj speculated that Lt. Col. Mario Soares, the foreign minister. President Nixon signed in downtown hotel premier was expected from the assembly elections , ' legislation Thursday to give Flrmino Miguel, the resigned advisory body, the State The dismissed government newsmen a extreme left. for next spring. veterans an extra two years to use their education defense minister, would get the Council, and hold wide powers was formed May 16 after lobby. The government later confirmed the dismissal in a The crisis erupted two days Though Spinola would l benefits and prevent four million of them from losing job. by virtue of the seven - man Spinola assumed the been Military men also were military junta Spinola has presidency. He took office communique. ago when then - Premier expected to Wj, their benefits as of July 1. presidential vote , The ones who faced loss of their benefits are those Communist, Socialist ai' other parties were who served between 1955 and 1966. againsTZI There were 285,000 of these in school in June and EHRLICHMAN TRIA election now, saying thevij the Veterans Administration's education benefits chief, unprepared after being from political (#3 Bob Nooner, says he isn't sure how many are going to activity s nearly half a century. summer school "but 80,000 is a good ballpark figure." The Senate passed the bill June 26 and the House June 27, both unaminously. Definition of covert' discussed was Palma Carlos' program* blocked by the t Forces Movement, the grou. J Veterans who served after 1966 will have 10 years WASHINGTON office of Daniel Ellsberg's talking so long. contemplated anything illegal. young officers that overtbT (AP) - "They're trying to make you Direct testimony and memos Ehrlichman and three others the old regime. after they leave service to use their benefits, instead of Associate special prosecutor (the jury) believe the word psychiatrist. entered in evidence at the are charged with violating the eight years. Veterans who served between 1955 and William Merrill conceded 'covert' is an illegal operation." Frates said Young "was Palma Carlos said he plumbers trial have said civil rights of the psychiatrist, col 1966 now will have 10 years after June 1, 1966 to use Thursday that John D. Frates spent much of two wheeling and dealing" with the Dr. Lewis J. Fielding of Beverly not stay in the govemnJ Ehrlichman approved a covert their benefits. The current education bill was made law Ehrlichman did not approve a hours of final argument seeking prosecutors. under present conditions break in at the office of Of the memos addressed to operation on condition it not Hills, Calif., whose office was J on that date and gave them retroactive - to discredit the prosecution's be traced back to the White broken into Sept. 3,1971. unless his requests coverage. i Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, two principal witnesses against Ehrlichman that Young Since the July 1 checks for the 1955 - 1966 group House. Ehrlichman is also charged approved. He said the co but said the former presidential Ehrlichman: David R. Young provided to the prosecutors, adivser was guilty of plotting Frates said: "He (Young) had Ehrlichman conceded giving with four counts of lying to was near anarchy, slanwl attending summer school could not be processed until and Egil "Bud" Krogh. the door on any chance Nixon signed the bill, they will get them late. Nooner an illegal, secret search. Frates told the jury of six to have something to sell and approval in the summer of the FBI and a federal grand to remain in the hej Ehrlichman's chief attorney men and six women that they bought it." 1971 but denied he ever jury. govemma said the computer operation was set to move accused the prosecutor of Young "couldn't answer a Young has acknowledged immediately. finding a new definition for question straight if he wanted that in 1972 his office snipped "covert." to." out paragraphs from a copy of thursday Bill gives veto on nuclear exports "It's clear no one used the of the damning open Young, formerly a one more friday nights until In the wake of President Nixon's offers of nuclear aid word 'break • in' because a codirector of the special White prosecution documents. niw| break • in was not House investigators known as "He had no right to do to Egypt and Israel, the Senate has passed a bill giving Congress veto authority over any presidential agreement to export nuclear technology to a foreign country. contemplated," Merrill said in his final argument in the plumbers trial. the plumbers, testified in the trial in exchange for immunity from prosecution. that," Frates said. "What kind of person would do that?" Merrill took a slow, Jacoteoris The which "To talk about a break - in He also provided copies of methodical, painstaking measure, now goes to the House, was would not only be inconsistent documents used by the approach in gradually building approved on a 96 - 0 vote Wednesday after three hours with his case for the jury. Frates was covert, but inconsistent government in attempting to of debate over how Congress should seek to ensure that with nontraceable," he said. prove the conspiracy case simple and folksy, often American provided nuclear facilities are not diverted to - Ehrlichman's attorney, addressing the jury as "folks" against Ehrlichman for the weapons use. Will iam C. Frates, answered, Sept. 3, 1971, break • in at the and apologizing profusely for The legislation had been unanimously voted out by the Senate - House Atomic Energy Committee. NOW PRE - LEASING FOR FALL $17.4 million ready for elections Political interest groups already have SI7.4 million available for this fall's congressional candidates nearly twice as much as they spent two years ago, Common Cause says. Common Cause said in a report issued Wednesday that the American Medical Assn. leads the list with SI.8 million. The political arm of the Associated Milk Producers was second with SI.6 million and the Marine .partem FIRST TIME EVER OFFERED Engineers Union was third with S910,000. All three groups have a heavy stake in legislation. Pakistan reports border activity | Pakistan said Thursday there were abnormal troop 9 MONTH LEASE movements on its borders with India and Afghanistan 1 BDR • $180 per month 2 BDR 1 bath $212 per month following a warning by Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali - Bhutto that the nation could be heading for a fresh 2 BDR - 2 bath - $222 per month 3 BDR $237 per month blue chambray crisis over Kashmir. - A Foreign Office spokesman said in the Past few prairie shirt topstitched weeks some Indian forces had moved closer to the Olympic size pool recreation hall Pakistani border, particularly near Jammu in Indian - each unit has a garbage disposal with orange, a natural go-with for jeans air conditioning, central heating controlled Kashmir. and hot water and cords. . cool, comfortable cotton with that Intelligence reports from Afghanistan revealed that border troops were digging new trenches and improving "right off the ranch" look. M,L,XL. $9 old ones and that the Kandhar civil airfield near the Office hours Mon-Sat 10-6 PM, Sun 11-6 PM border of the troubled Pakistani Province of Baluchistan call 393-0210 had been taken over by the Afhgan air force, he said. Cosmonauts end week in space Soviet news agency Tass said Thursday the first half open thursday and friday nights until nine of the work by two Soviet cosmonauts in their space laboratory Salyut 3 "is drawing to a close." Cosmonauts Pavel Popovich and Yuri Artykhin have been orbiting the earth in Salyut 3 for a week. The news agency statement could mean the cosmonauts will remain aloft for another week, but no exact schedule was given. SALE Tass reported from the flight control center that Popovich and Artyukhin began a spectral investigation of the earth's atmosphere. green jeans, Italian ENTIRE STOCK of Seoul court sentences activists inspired and a fresh Miss J A Seoul military court Thursday found 21 persons new color idea for guilty of plotting student uprisings to overthrow South Korean President Chung He Park and sentenced seven of 2-PIECE SWIMWEAR summer. Big on pockets them to death. fore and aft, Longjons The sentences against To Ye - jong, head of the now - tailors it with two defunct People's Revolutionary party, and six of his now $10 to $12 followers were the first death sentences since Park in patch pockets in January cracked down on intellectuals, politicians and student leaders threatening his authoritarian rule. we've gathered up all our bikini back, four in front, The three man military court sentenced eight other - and a look that's persons to life imprisonment and six persons to 20 years swimsuits and priced them to be lean and clean. in jail. tremendous values. . just as we turn Sizes 29 to 36 waist; the corner into the warmest days of Roth switched to Flint hospital regular, long or U.S. District Court Judge Stephen J. Roth was Take extra long. $12 summer. advantage of the savings transferred to St. Joseph Hospital in Flint early Thursday after suffering a heart attack Wednesday, and the opportune timing to select from officials said. a wide range of styles in nylon and Roth, who first ordered cross - district busing to achieve racial balance in Detroit schools, was moved from St. Joseph Hospital in Tawas City. cotton blends. . and in an array of He was in fair to poor condition, officials said. It was his third attack. colors and prints for sizes 5 to 13. Weekly lottery numbers drawn Jacobsoris The winning numbers in the regular weekly drawing of the Michigan lottery Thursday are 327 and 835. Second chance numbers are 744 and 730. numbers in the new "Fortune Maker" bonus are 541 and 727. The millionaire Winning drawing elimination number is Jacobsoris 442. Micliiga" State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 12, 1974 3 Interpretation of cleaning tee law due By MARY ANNE FLOOD tenants from Oakland and State News Staff Writer Washtenaw counties are also involved. nonreturnable L Donald G. Stevens, of Seven Trails East apartments in cleaning fee with his 1974 - 75 leases because it and the house is a mess," she said. landlords have charged, not charged, deducted and is the plantiff Okemos, was a "pain in the neck." "East rh Id carpet cleaning and other janitorial fees until their rugs suing All State Management for his $40 rug Lansing tenants pay enough rent and security deposit cleaning fee. Another landlord, who dropped all his monies that the least they can expect is a clean apartment," Fix I turned blue, but few landlords agree on an interpretation of The company cleaning charges when said. manages around 5,000 units in the 1973 law ■ Michigan law concerning such fees. Steve Annas, president of Michigan, said passed, said he was actually doing well enough All State I,.dee Blair Moody Jr. of Wayne County Circuit Court will be "We clean the Management. financially that he could absorb the cleaning costs himself. carpets within 21 days of the signing of the The attorney general's office had told the tenants center that ITan interpretation of the law within a week. He heard a class lease, he said. "We had this "I also dropped the the nonrefundable fees used to clean at the end of the plan approved by the attorney cleaning fees because I didn't leases were In suit involving seven tenants suing their landlords for general's office." Annas said he would into the hassle All State is in want to get legal. But even the attorney general's office was |° fundable carpet, drapery and cleaning fees Monday. the matter until the court case was over. prefer not to comment on now," he said. somewhat hazy apparently on this issue since Ronald Kaplansky, asst. JLde from procedural matters, the question basically deals Several other area landlords were somewhat One East Lansing apartment landlord said he thought the attorney general, told the State News Thursday that these prepaid ■h whether the security deposit legislation, effective in annoyed when K a||0WS these nonrefundable fees. It could save East April questioned about their cleaning fees were rip - offs and that cleaning was fees illegal. Both attorney general opinions cleaning fee policy. Nancy Hammond of clearly a were were mentioned Lansing Altman Management landlord responsibility. in court. Co., which charges a fee averaging between ■ants thousands of dollars if the fees are declared illegal. $30 and $50 at Villa Monte but does not charge one at their 731 Deductions for cleaning beyond the normal wear and tear Apts., said she did not want her name used Cathy Fix, office coordinator at Tenants Resource Center, said One East Lansing landlord, James E. VandeBunte, only charges Lted during the rental period is specifically prohibited in the Both Harold or she would sue. Alexander, manager of Pine Forest apartments, and that the center has been alerted to many cases of wrongdoing a rug cleaning fee if the tenants have pets. Others, such as those , Though most East Lansing landlords do not charge the his wife with cleaning fees - some where hung up when questioned about their $60 fee. Several nonrefundable charges were who manage Chalet apartments and Waters Edge and Rivers Edge ining fees, many of those with no fees deduct cleaning money managers were not available for two made but the cleaning was never done and more commonly cases apartments, present their tenants with an itemized checklist of the deposits. days. of normal m "Cleaning fees are the kind of things that large cleaning being illegally deducted from security possible security deposit deductions if the tenants don't clean m| state Management Co. Inc., which management deposits. manages Twyckingham, corporations tend to abuse more often than smaller landlords," rugs, ovens, drapes and other items in the apartments. Jmpus Hill, Cedar Greens, Seven Trails East and Kings Point said David Feintuch, president of East Lansing landlord Kjtments, is involved in the Wayne County suit. Landlords and Coalition for Better Housing. Feintuch discontinued group — his "Landlords are always guaranteeing clean places but we are, Donald Gadsden, East Lansing apartment and house owner, $15 nevertheless, flooded with calls in the fall when people move in said he charges a prepaid cleaning fee which is essentially just over $10 per tenant. This averages $20 in an apartment and up to $75 in a large house, he said. )owntown-to-mall bus Several landlords charge refundable fees for returned to the tenant if the to deduct the rug cleaning to be rug is clean. Some landlords attempt cleaning fees from the security deposit. Rep. Earl E. Nelson, D-Lansing, author of the law, said that if By JIM KEEGSTRA Okemos, to decide whether to the court choses to interpret the law to read that such cleaning nonpayment was handled One board member told Meridian | state News Staff Writer pay for continuation of the bus delicately by CATA directors CATA executive director Clare Township - like CATA's expansion expenses fees are allowable then he will introduce further legislation to service. Delta, Delhi and Lansing from March to outlaw them. Nelson said he most heavily used of all at a meeting Wednesday. They Loudenslager to prepare a JUy. thought the cleaning fees had been K The seven board members decided to send a letter to townships and Lansing and So, the township's decision covered by the bill. | Lansing - area bus routes are confronted with contingency plan for East Lansing was caught by after the hearing a $12,500 Meridian encouraging it to stay immediate action should the Tuesday will i downtown Lansing to subsidy charge from the in the surprise earlier this year when amount to system, pointing out the township a question of Indian Mall faces a life - or Capital Area Transportation say no. CATA asked for large increases whether to take the positive aspects of the service Another director reminded leap into Eath decision Tuesday night. Authority (CATA) to cover and making no threats. in its operating cost subsidies. deficit spending. Meridian Township chairman Joe Kiersey that he Meridian had been paying bus operating costs within the Krd has scheduled a public However, the directors could could call a special board The supposed township from July through not hide the sense of $5,520 a year and planned on major ^ at approximately 9 December. urgency meeting if there were a paying the same when its beneficiary of the 5 a.m. - to - Tuesday in the Township they felt and their desire for negative vote. 10 p.m. bus runs - Meridian The possibility of a "no" Meridian to find the money budget for 1974 was drawn up. 5100 Marsh Road, Loudenslager said that to be Mall — has no resources with decision and subsequent somehow. However, in March CATA fair to people who ride the bus, which to help the expanded, then in April asked township out there should be at least a two • Meridian for $24,975 for the of its money crunch. [ounty board supports week notice before the route. However, any fantasies about dropping 1974 in July. - 75 fiscal year beginning But Meridian's calendar year said Mall manager Dennis Thursday the mall can only take a 'wait and see" Harney EDDIE continuing service beyond that were quashed by budget was made in November 1973 and township officials attitude. Harney said he could not & THE /omen's advisory group Kiersey at the start of the discussion. "We cannot allow one have said recently that most of a $50,000 contingency fund has already been used. estimate how much t-ansit passengers do for mall cash registers since the buses mass MUELLER municipality to continue On top of this, Meridian has have not held to a consistently klASON Spurt Ingham County officially thrown its behind the movement meeting settled debate a the two its board - month is • also old for 1975 and 1976 to needed improvements in the county without paying," he said. Kiersey went on to remind the board that the other three already paid CATA $6,891 for accurate schedule. BROTHERS over salary for the home for the aged. establishment of a next two years. townships and two cities The State News is JULY 12-15 published by the students of Michigan State s commission to advise Previous subsidizing CATA had made University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school Republican • terms, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays | county. attempts to lower the pay scale Agreed to include any their payments conditional and during Summer Term, a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. le support came Tuesday were sent to defeat and the county resident with an upon support by everyone. Subscription rate is $20 per year. | the form of a board of present annual maximum of income of less than $7,000 in a Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich, editorial and resolution $5,500 was maintained. dog sterilization program. business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg.. Michigan State Univeristy, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824. rig the Michigan Senate "to Only three commissioners lediately pass House Bill le e bill in February passed by the would voted against the which included an increase in travel reimbursement from 10 to 12 cent move per mile. They HASSPORT and PHOTOS APPLICATION Lizard*/ ^RESTAURANT counties to form and were James Heyser, D-East •Regular $5 90 for 2 photos ; commissions if UNDERGROUND at224 ABBOTT ROAD^* Lansing, Derwood Boyd, ly want to. R-East Lansing and Gordon vo<#$ Bounty commissioner John Swix, R-Lansing. 2 Blocks E. of Abbot Hall a, D-Meridian, spoke in In other actions the county ^^randjjiverj^^^^ujjonjs^ •port of the resolution, board: ling All you have to do is • Approved a $7,752 is board and you see contract with the Drug i men's commission." Education Center for physical ■The Ingham County board examinations counseling and distribution of medicine. • Designated uncommitted federal revenue sharing funds State News R.D. Campbell Editor-in-Chief. Maureen Beninson. Advertising Manager COMMENTARY G.F.Korreck News Editor Opinion Page Chris Danielson .. Opinion Page Editor Editorials Friday, July 12, 1974 are Staff columns, the opinion of the State News. commentaries, viewpoints and sifters are personal opinions. Melissa Payton Steve Stein Kathy Niezurawski Dale Atkins JoeKirby National Editor , Sports Editor Copy Chief Photo Editor Courts cool in boiling capital Staff Representative J By JAMES RESTON Archives, with its own inscription: of America, petitioner v. Richard M. questions we have to ask ourselves I building holds in trust the records Nixon, President of the United States country," he remarked the other divJ EDITORIALS "This New York Times . .. " is elaborately calm. what in the of God is tJr - of our national life and symbolizes our name On the way to Watergate trials on str calm and stately procedure Pennsylvania Avenue and to the House faith in the premanency of our national This contrasts sharply with the noisy and superiority? . . . What do we do Secretary of Defense James Schles J witSj and Senate on Capitol Hill these steaming institutions." accusative debates in the rest of the maintains civilians of"y New the courts to It has been left now to are in control transcripts July days, it is hard to avoid the contrast between the enduring symbols and ideals of the republic and the petty maneuverings of the contemporary rescue intended this noble tradition, and they are going about their work as if they indeed to restore "our faith in the federal capital. On Capitol Hill, the arguments over impeachment seem to rise with the heat outside. They are government, "there is no problem withii military." Meanwhile Fulbright, D - Ark., blames Contreall Sen wl permanency of our national institutions." increasingly partisan and personal in tone, the Pentagon for opposing the polictil release politicians. tapes Here at the White House, though the temperature has been steadily in the 90s, the American people wait patiently for a John Ehrlichmans sits in the dock in Judge Gerhard GeselPs court in the Distict Court Building. His manners have U,S. studded with charges of personal bad faith. And this mood of frustration is now extending beyond the Watergate trials to detente with Moscow and touch with the people of the Sen. Harry Jackson, I) - Wash., being countnTj oSl lashesi&L Tuesday's release of new Characteristic of the possible the disputes over prices, inflation, the transcripts covering eight of White House whitewash is a brief tour of the President's house. improved with adversity. He is first to rise stock market and the control of military at Fulbright with the retort that FulbSJ Whatever they may think of the when the jury enters the court room. He must be the one who is out of touchs^L President Nixon's Watergate comment made by Nixon March President's troubles, they still cherish the quibbles over words and seems to regard Even Mike Mansfield, the majority he was so election. badly defeated in hisbidlot!l■ conversations should prove the 22, 1973, which reads "use symbol of the presidency. And clearly the every question as a trap, but he is out in leader in the Senate, called on the In this situation it is not necessity for the release of all of flexibility in order to get off the defense of the President and his men is the open now, and while he seems to q_,„ President publicly this week to summon a the Watergate tapes to the cover - up line" in Nixon's version. counting on on the public sentiment to remember the points that suggest his White House conference on the economy who, if anybody, is "in controTohS avoid conviction. innocence better than the incidents that government." Arthur F. Burns, chainj appropriate investigative and "Use flexibility in order to get on because he said, "Neither Congress nor the of the Federal Reserve Board, Earlier along the avenue toward the might incriminate him, the old arrogance has U judicial bodies. with the cover - up plan" is how of his days in the White House and before administration is doing a damn thing." warning that "if long continued, inf|,J Capitol stands the Dept. of Justice. "The Bringing the country to this committee staff heard the same place of justice is a hallowed place," it the Ervin committee is gone. Henry Kissinger complains publicly at anything like the present rate wjJ Similarly, in the Supreme Court, the about the pace of the negotiations on the threaten the very foundation realization is the apparent intention sentence. says above the central door. And next to of J atmosphere in the case of "United States control of strategic weapons. "One of the society." of the House Judiciary Committee Dozens of tapes subpenaed justice, the repository of the National by This week, the National in releasing their unedited version Bank I various crime detection units are Cleveland raised its prime rate to a recti of the tapes Nixon has already being stonewalled in the White 12.25 per cent, and stock prices fell! turned over to them. Comparison House. Transcripts of some have their lowest levels since 1970. Yetf of the committee version of the been released by the President, President, who went off to Florida A his long trips to the Middle East, Euw tapes prepared with the aid of others have been dismissed as and the Soviet Union, is going off sophisticated electronic equipment irrelevant. this week for 10 days at his other hoiaS and the White House transcripts San Clemente. F typed up by harried secretaries, Presidential counsel James St. Meanwhile, there is confusion hereoJ shows glaring discrepancies. Clair said that portions of the who is in charge of the economy I Many of the pervasive March 22, 1973. conversation Kenneth Rush, the President's S economic counsellor, William E. SiiJ "unintelligibles" found in the including two Nixon compliments his new secretary of the treasury, or to Dean on the Watergate coverup M, transcripts Nixon surrendered April L. Ash, director of the Office! 30 have become damaging and possibly illegal Nixon advice to Management and Budget but jJ testimony against the President in John Mitchell on his Senate Herbert Stein, the chairman of the Con J of Economic Advisers, at least claims! the committee version. Former testimony - deleted from the White House counsel John Dean White House transcript but have found the real culprit for iT inflation. The American people are appears to have been made a fall included in the committee's version ( blame, he said, because they didn't «J guy in Nixon's transcripts, as many were "irrelevant" to Watergate. the tax increases over the last 10 y« of the plots hatched by Nixon in Clearly, the actual tapes must be that the nation needed. the committee version are talked surrendered so the investigators can In this general mood of recriminatiJ about only by Dean in the White decide what they say and which are the courts are the one cool spot in toij House record. relevant. The President's lawyer is telling J Supreme Court that it should stay out! the impeachment process and leave it■ the House, though he insists on being! Warren backe 'WE CONSIDER THAT YOU, THE PUBLIC, HAS THE RIGHT OF ACCESS TO CERTAIN on the House's inquiry himself. Supreme Court is in on it now, and II Butf makes Washington feel a little better. The death of ex - Chief Justice nation with the fact of its racism. EVIO ... OH, YOU'VE ALREADY HEARD Earl Warren Tuesday at the age of Another Warren Court 83 removes the symbol of an era in U.S. Supreme Court history. achievement was to make states accountable to the Bill of Rights. COMMENTARY In one of history's strange When the Supreme Court was ironies, the man many liberal civil deciding the Little Rock, Ark., right advocates revere today began his career as a conservative law and - order prosecutor. Dwight - school case in 1968. justice expressed astonishment and the chief U.S. must study Balkan signs indignation that a public official - Eisenhower retrospectively said Gov. Orval Faubus should hold because at the very least it would smother in 1948, when he rejected Soviet reaffirm its dominance - over Yugoslal East - West detente, to which Brezhnev is hegemony. Many Russian leaders wish to that appointing Warren to the himself above the law and the thus gaining Adriatic strongpoints, H committed, and at the probable worst it regain control of Yugoslavia - especially military border with NATO Italy (alrei^ Supreme Court was the biggest courts. President Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia is could touch off World War III. now since the loss of Egyptian naval in the midst of crisis), outflanking ne mistake of his presidency. Now, 16 years later, Richard now in Bucharest conferring with Nicolae Nevertheless, Marshal Yakubovsky and facilities. That makes Belgrade's Adriatic Austria and pro - Chinese Albaal The Warren Court from 1953 to Nixon - who once accused the Ceausescu, his Rumanian colleage, and General Shtemenko, Russian numbers one bases even more valuable to a weakened though - as neighbors, unorthodox Moreover, were Yugoslavia to return H 1969 was an ardent champion of Warren Court of going "too far in and two of the Warsaw Pact, have been Soviet Mediterranean fleet. the Soviet fold, that would n Communists and highly independent • the rights of individuals and the weakening the peace forces against circling Eastern Europe in a series of to any independence of view in Rumd minded leaders — they are always conferences with local commanders and Moreover, the West has assumed for a equality of all Americans. Its the criminal forces in this country" interested in each other, this time they long time that when the redoubtable Tito which would then be totally surround! defense ministers. legacies include the doctrine of one - is in Faubus's place. have more than usual to discuss. The main dies, Moscow will seek, in one way or vote, limitations on burden of their colloquy: What to do in a Most important perhaps was an another, to corral his heretical Communist Washington is fully alert to the probi man, one Presidential lawyer James St. time of troubles? unadvertised visit to Bucharest by nation back to orthodoxy and the Warsaw and — in no uncertain terms -1 wiretapping, buttressing criminal Clair contends that Nixon is not Pact. This assumption gained credence in Yakubovsky. Following this the cautioned Moscow to lay off, warning ■ defendants' rights to counsel and a subject to the judicial process at all, Curiously ominous signs have cropped Rumanians (who are themselves no 1968 after the Russians forcibly seized pressure would promptly produce "serk jury trial and barring racial wiping out assumptions that have up this spring. First a rumor appeared in slouches at rumor • mongering) put out Czechoslovakia. trouble" with us. The question is, w Vienna that the Soviet - led Warsaw Pact the report that Moscow was demanding discrimination in voting and in the prevailed in our system since 1803. Kremlin wholly believe this? After, all,| use of public places. was contemplating an invasion of extra ■ territorial rights to a corridor However, the most prevalent worry is only Western response to the If" When the court makes its Yugoslavia (presumably when the 82 - leading through the Rumanian Dobrudja not that the Kremlin would sponsor an Czechoslovakia was a not - too loud Recently, the nation marked the decision in the tapes case, it will year - old Tito dies) called "Plan Polarka." (a province on the Black Sea) connecting outright invasion - despite the fact that it on you." 20th anniversary of Brown v. Board take Warren's spirit to heart or This rumor foresaw an attack by the Soviet Ukraine with Bulgaria. pretends to this privilege under the of Education, the landmark Czechoslovakian and Soviet troops, Brezhnev doctrine permitting interference The very least the West should do.gii disgrace the memory of a man who All this talk has touched off speculation heading southward across Austria, whose within the USSR's allies. A the new sniff of Balkan danger - desegregation ruling that finally contributed greatly to improving that the Russians want to move troops more usual confronted Eisenhower lulled territory would be violated. theory is that carefully planted agents anyway, given the certainty that, thol an - our social and political institutions. into Bulgaria (where they have none). To me this sounds like blatant nonsense Todor Zhivkov, the Sofia boss, referred might stir the ashes of nationalism among historically immortal, Tito is physici the various Yugoslav peoples and then mortal — is to draw up allied continue! last March to an old but refrigerated idea of request Russian intervention to "restore responses in case of trouble. VIEWPOINT: MSU PRIORITIES incorporating Bulgaria into the USSR. order." One of these must without quest Nowadays one knows - especially in Tito has carefully sought to dampen include the traditional Balkan tinderbox - that it such thoughts in Moscow and has even diplomatic pressure J is not always necessary that where there's any neighboring Turkey and Greece to 1 Law school cultivated an intermittent flirtation with bickering over offshore ( support misdirected their smoke there's fire. Yet silly as they sound, Brezhnev. But this has been interspersed one should not dismiss such rumors Moreover, as far as Greece aloneB with other periods of mistrust. offhand. Yugoslavia concerned, it must be prodded back to« has avoided Soviet military protection and To begin with, Moscow still smarts at regular and more liberal formF Soviet interpretation of Marxism. the memory government which the alliance cf By GLADYS M. BECKWITH Wharton several years ago reported to the adequate financing of already established of Tito's brave stand, starting Yet the USSR certainly would like to expects of its members. President in the following terms: programs and services and necessary new The MSU Faculty Assn. (MSU/FA) has financing to cover the costs of those read with astonishment the recent "Greatly expanded financial support is proposed. VIEWPOINT: ADVISING an absolute necessity if exsiting programs statement by Vice President Jack Breslin are to remain viable and new programs are The MSU/FA deeply regrets the that MSU is in a position to finance to be added. The commission urges that prospect of a further tuition increase and planning internally for a new law school at student] is very much resentful that the faculty University new graduate - professional programs College no a cost of between $150,000 and $200,000 be accepted — whatever the demonstrable demand for reasonable cost of living over the next year. social need — until institutional support increases should be used by the After months of lamenting the acute for the entire University is adjusted to administration as an excuse for adding to financial plight of the University, a plight, meet current fiscal realities and until the the already taxing burden of the student body in this respect. RICHARD J. COELHO should have to wait more than five or 10 so we have been told by administration University has been assured that the minutes to see a person fully qualified to produce. They will cheerfully help 4 which at best may result in only necessary resources will be made available student who in with sources, for the new program." MSU/FA therefore calls upon the The recent State News editorial entitled assist him with any academic problem. comes dropsj minimal financial increments for faculty, administration to re-examine its "Advisers need advice" was disconcerting repeats, waivers, major changes, pr# Breslin has now apparently outdone conscience and its motivations and, in to many within the University College as it planning and general advice and assists Houdini by pulling from an empty hat, The University administration has mentions no one A word about these University College effect, to open its books to careful single item that the not a white rabbit, but a full blown law obviously found it convenient to ignore more advisers themselves is pertinent. They are The college itself does ever)® the timely advice of the commission on public review. If the University indeed has advisory organization of this college has school. not been doing for the past 12 years. Yet all mature women, college graduates possible to assure that its advisory stfl admissions and, thereby, has again the resources to fund major new programs (many with advanced degrees), some are kept informed on changes demonstrated its basic lack of regard for without benefit of legislative nowhere did I find mention of the faculty wives, most have grown children of withijl MSU/FA does not necessarily disagree University College. University. Weekly meetings are held* with the desirability of establishing a law overall needs of the University and of its appropriation, it might also have sufficient their own and, of the group of the directors of the advising school at MSU, even though the recent faculty.. resources available to fund realistic faculty University College maintains four average 26, the time in the job is seven years. advisers themselves hold conter^ special seal salaries without benefit of tuition advising centers in Bessey, Brody, Wonders They dedicated individuals who pride opening of the Thomas M. Cooley Law Faced as we are with the extreme increases. and Akers halls - all locations are themselves the fact that and continuing contact is maintained! School in Lansing has reduced the evident pressure of rising inflation, with high taxes chosen so as to be convenient to those deliberately on they do not other colleges in an effort to keeps'* need for one, except, perhaps, for In any event, supply inaccurate answers, that they do of their changes in courses! and equally high interest rates, as well as if the administration students needing or desiring academic not look upon purposes of satisfying simple institutional wishes to enjoy the students as numbers and requirements which take place al with an uncertain job market, why should support of the faculty, service. The academic files of the freshmen that they do keep up to date on pride. the student body and the community degree weekly. we, as faculty, also be asked to underwrite and sophomore students living in these requirements and curriculum changes. We the manifest destiny dreams of an much longer, it must certainly stop do, however, have very serious areas are also kept in these offices The editorial was correct in statin® in questions concerning the development of administration that has given us so little playing games with the contents of our That they do have a major new programs without benefit of cause for confidence? Each new program thin pocketbooks, and cease blaming its ill another deliberate attempt to save the for students has been genuine concern all this takes time, energy and mo»r students the necessity of trips back and proven time and has taken all of these to build ul initiated without secure funding represents - timed actions on faculty greed, or appropriate legislative funding. We also forth across campus on matters time again. Any student, but University College advisory systeifl recall, 'or example, that the newly a cut in salary for the faculty or a legislative niggardliness. Rather it should concerning freshmen and sophomores, will find especially their records. what it is today. Nevertheless, we established College of Urban Affairs was reduction in services to students. face up to its assumed responsibility for these advisers available at any time it has been most worthwhile, f the control and direction of University These without a rejected in its bid for funding last year by Consequently we are forced to say enough centers are manned by career prior appointment - advisers who proud of the fact that we are ol the legislature. It is interesting to note in of your law schools, your schools of finances in a much more open and honest academic advisers eight hours a day, five will help, are patient in listening and ready to students the advisory service so nf this regard that the special Commission on optometry and your schools of dentistry manner. days a week. They are open through the write letters and make in an institution as Admissions and Student Body or what have you - until, that is, we are lunch hour, and arranged so that no phone calls to large as MSU. straighten out the confusions that so large Composition created by President provided with positive assurances of more Gladys M. Beckwith is president of MSU/FA. student under ordinary circumstances a bureaucracy «s MSU Richard J. Coelho Is associate d must inevitably University College. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 12, 1974 5 USSR offers new arms to Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Newspapers Lebanon would here said accept Soviet air to air, air to surface, surface to surface Thursday the Soviet Union has Lebanon bought arms. Egypt and Syria. offered to strengthen Lebanon's some Russian arms two and sea to sea missiles," he said. defenses years ago, but Lebanese He said that the air force must be against Israeli attacks and Israel warned of military leaders Peres spoke at a parade and complained about the quality of the flyby of enlarged despite its past performance of possible new Arab Israel air force planes at an undisclosed of massive arms military moves because weapons. air superiority over an enemy that purchases. base. The aircraft he saw included outnumbered it three to one. He said In Israel, Defense Minister Official Lebanese sources Shimon Peres American made Beechcraft B80 confirmed the said, "The Arabs continue to • light Israel had forced the Arab air forces to Soviet offer but said it was regard the not specific in political course of events as a transports recently introduced into the pay the price of 55 downed aircraft for what help the Kremlin possible Israeli air force. might provide. basis for a further every one of Israel's They said the offer generally did not military step. They are The occasion was frres's first Air Force Air force commander, exceed the traditional Soviet support to gathering their forces from within and Day since he replaced Moshe Dayan Maj. Gen. the Arabs. acquiring strength from the outside. as Binyamin Peled, called last Sunday for defense minister in June. He said the Arab newer American Lebanese officials who declined to "In the next five years, they will be forces had not diminshed their fighters to counter Soviet be strength as ■ made MIG23s now in the quoted by name said it was doubtful that spending tens of billions of dollars on a result of U.S. - initiated separation of Syria air force. The MIG23 is the most advanced multiplying their offensive capacity with forces agreements between Israel and Soviet fighter. Lebanese press reports of the Soviet Dean's adm issions OK to offer said it came Tuesday in a message of medicine college from Communist party leader Leonid I. Brezhnev to Lebanese President Suleiman Franjieh. Official Lebanese spokesmen supported, criticized said the government was happy with the message but declined to reveal its contents. (continued from p » 1) The authoritative "If you believe the newspaper An Anhar people you reject said Brezhnev offered "all pressure is not admitted, Faverman said. The kinds of a college to enroll a certain from medical school are less able than the dean's admissions support and assistance to Lebanon and the student. people you accept that is rubbish," are an attempt to Arab countries in order to "We tell most Faverman said. 'The degree of difference correct such inequities. strengthen their people no but we can't defenses against Israeli aggression." tell everybody no," Faverman said. in qualifications in the last 300 are However, Black disagreed. Lebanon has been the Krupka said enrolling students bpcause target for of political fantastically slim. We have no way of While Black also feels the process is numberous Israeli raids in retaliation for pressure is totally objectively knowing who to admit. It is a fallible, he said the dean's admissions do attacks by guerrillas from Lebanon on unjustifiable. human process and very fallible. We are not do away with Israeli settlements. More than 50 Israelis "I feel strongly that inequities, they create persons should be very troubled by it." more. When the have been killed in such attacks this admitted on merit," she said. "If process is not used the year, people At times a fully and Beirut says scores of Lebanese as are qualified student who college is returning to a situation when well going to be practicing physicians the happens to irritate his or her interviewer inequities occur, he said. as Pallestinian guerrillas have died in the public is entitled to the best physician Israeli retiations. they can get. And there is some question ' whether these people will make VES I TALKEP TO HIM ethical, YESTERPAY/WTHE LITTLE D06 good physicians. "PlD YOU TALK TO HIM IN If we were talking about a career that PERSON ?"A5KED THE SioDOc not many people are interested in or a "N0,"£Al£>THE LITTLE POr career that was not so I TALKED TO HIM IN CAT;" important then these admissions wouldn't make any difference," she said. One osteopathic student said he felt there was no excuse for dean's admissions, because of the large number of applicants. DOONESBURY "I worked my ass off to by Garry Trudeau get in," he said. "I don't think there is AS YOU CAN SEE, MAN, WRE BEING TAKEN any reason, any rationale because it is unfair to the I H/E'VE PUT T06ETH5R SERIOUSLY, TOO, ANPlN rest of the people who I A REAL ORGANIZATION - THE PLACES THAT COUNT' applied through Z NO LOWER THE normal means." SKIMPY, UKETHE'HEM/YORKTIMES"! WOULW'T Magen said most of the admissions he COUNTER-CULTURE YEAH, 'ROCUN6 STONE" Km I'VE MUSIC RA6' HAS COME A L0N6 NEVER REAP made were an attempt to correct the ' mi inequities of an unfair admissions process. SN photo/Ron Biava Administrators, faculty and students Karl Hayes insulates newly installed air agree that a process which has to judge ducts on the second floor of Agriculture Hall Thursday, where a prototype soil - science teaching whether one candidate has more empathy or osteopathic talent than another is Tab is being constructed. The, lab will feature modular father than traditional stationary benches and will have furnishings inherently unfair. Furthermore, there twice as are moveable lab many qualified applicants as Stations. The lab is to be ready for use Fall Term. places in the school, they say. THE CORAL GABLES PRESENTS THEATER ALSO. . . DON'T FORGET THAT c Tf ^fBeat QUART NIGHT A;/' Of special Ail HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY AND FLAMING HOC NIGHT ycAnd Stars Of ON TUESDAYS 8 - 10pm. winte IN THE RATHSKELLER "DICK JENNINGS" c2 Meridian °EastGrhnd Itivcr and WarSh l Shopping mall for all Seasoqs by Converse 95 NOW...breakfast at the RED BARN. 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I, some, I understand him why he would not want to transcripts compared the point is, uh, what would Understand, (laughs) I don't want to get all that God where specifics are make it very eonceri genend by the House Judiciary Committee and released it was rejected. hang - out either. There is a you do on that - l^t's, let's investigation of the Tuesday, of selected passages from transcripts DEAN* It was kicked certain domino situation here... look at the hard facts. damned specific. I'm thinking that "this man is ^ around. Bob and I and, and, now in far more general terms, is not p,j]tv2 prepared by the committee and by the White and — having in mind the fact that man did do that." guilty," bu|'A House of President Nixon's Watergate PRESIDENT: that's why P. That's why for your the problem with a specific man y0u J PRESIDENT: I know going to have conversations. immediate things you have no report is that, uh, this proves to say that k Ehrlichman always felt that it your, for your immediate thing this one and that one that one, Segretti (inaudible) choice but to come up with the Most of the White House transcripts were should be hang - out. you've got no choice with Hunt but the hundred and $120,000, or whatever it is. and you just prove something delivered by Nixon to the special prosecutor in (Unintelligible) that you didn't do at all. But if DEAN: Well, I think I twenty or whatever it is. Right? January and to the House Judiciary committee in Right? D. That's right. you make it rather general in convinced him why that he of March. Except for the March 22 conversation, the DEAN: That's right. P. Would you agree that terms my - your wouldn't want to hang - out White House - transcribed conversations were PRESIDENT: Would you that's the prime thing that you investigation indicates that this either. There is a certain damn well better get that man did not do it, this man did released by Nixon to the public April 20. domino situation here agree that that's a buy time done? not do it, this man did not do thing, you better damn well get Sept. 15,1972 D. Obviously he ought to be that. You are going to have to March 21,1973,10:12 to 11:55 a.m. that done, but fast? DEAN: I think he ought to given some signal anyway. say that, John, you know, like Committee version White House version be given some signal, anyway, the uh, Segretti - Chapin — Editor's note: In the following exchanges, the President and EHRLICHMAN: John Dean discuss to, to - . . . But, E. . . . But beyond that J HALDEMAN: The Post is- P. Sure. This is alright. The payments to Watergate defendant E. Howard Hunt. PRESIDENT: Yes. uh, beyond that, the question question is did he complM PRESIDENT: The Post has main thing is the Post is going DEAN: Yeah - you know. is, did we, did we authorize it, authorize (inaudible) asked — it's going to have it to have a damnable time — PRESIDENT: How would •P. How would you handle did we condone it. P. Yeah .... problems. they have a television station PRESIDENT: Yeah. and they are going to have it you handle him, then, John. him, John, for example? Would HALDEMAN: EHRLICHMAN: Did we renewed. For example, would you just you have him put the whole (Unintelligible) thing out? I don't mind the PRESIDENT: Yeah DEAN: The networks, the have him put the whole thing DEAN: No sir, I think it's a. I think it's a terrific out? $500,000 and the $400,000. EHRLICHMAN: Support it? networks are good with Maury statement. It's It. it puts you just where you And that kind of thing. DEAN: (Draws breath) coming back three days in a PRESIDENT: I don't think should be. It's got enough flexibility in it. It's row and - PRESIDENT: But not what all that John so. I mean I don't mind the PRESIDENT: That's right. $500,000 and I don't mind the Mitchell is arguing, then, is that we. we use Right. The main thing is the $400,000. flexibility in order to get on with the coverup plan. March 22, 1973 Post is going to have damnable, DEAN: No, that. damnable problems out of this DEAN: No sir, I think it's a, D. I think it's a u-i PRESIDENT: for activities one. They have a television I think it's a terrific statement. statement. It puts you L station. (unintelligible) It's DEAN: that, that, uh, that D. No — that doesn't bother - It, it puts you just where where you should be. Thai DEAN: That's right, they PRESIDENT: Well for P. (Expletive deleted), get it. doesn't bother me either. me either. As I say, Herb's you should be. It's got enough enough flexibility in it. ■ do. Christ's sakes get it in a, in a In a way that - who is going to P. Well, all John Mitchell There's - as I say, Herb's problems are politically flexibility in it. It's — PRESIDENT: and they're talk to him? Colson? He is the problems are. embarrassing, but not criminal. way that, uh — who's who's PRESIDENT: But now - arguing, then is that we W going to have to get it renewed. P. Well he just handled going to talk to him? Colson? one who is supposed to know what — all that John Mitchell is flexibility in order to get! PRESIDENT: There's a HALDEMAN: They've got a H. They have a radio station, He's the one who's supposed to surplus — matters between campaigns. him? arguing, then, is that we, we the coverup line. ■ radio station, too. D. Well, I got it to LaRue by DEAN: know him. use flexibility in order to get PRESIDENT: Does that politically DEAN: Well, I, uh, I gather just leaving it in mail boxes and on with the coverup plan. come up too? The point is, embarrassing, but not as — not criminal. LaRue just leaves it in mail things like that. And someone when does it come up? PRESIDENT: boxes and things like that and phones Hunt to come and pick Well, they're CENTRAL UNITED DEAN: I don't know. But D. Nonlicensees file on top embarrassing, sure — he, he just tells Hunt to go pick it up. it up. As I say, we are a bunch UNIVERSITY | the practice of nonlicensees of licensees. handled matters that were Someone phones Hunt and of amateurs in that business. CHRISTIAN METHODIST filing on top of licensees has P. It is going to be (expletive Across from the between the campaigns before tells him to pick it up. As I say, CHURCH capitoll certainly gotten more. deleted) active here. we're a bunch of amateurs in Sermon Topic: PRESIDENT: That's right. anything was done.... that business. 310 N. Hagadorn Road DEAN: more active in the, "Courageous Christian!" I in the area. HALDEMAN: And then March 21, 1973, 5:20 to 6:01 p.rr Study Period 10:00a.m. PRESIDENT: And it's going H. They hadn't replenished, to be God damn active here. they never replenished it, so we so we just gave it all back Worship - 11:00 A.M. EHRLICHMAN: Or is there E. Or is there another way? just gave it all back anywav. anyway. Singspiration - 7:00 p.m. DEAN: (Laughs) another way? P. Yeah, like - Youth Meeting - 7:00 p.m. PRESIDENT: I have a P. I had a feeling we could Worship Services PRESIDENT: Well, the P. The has to be game PRESIDENT: Yeah, like -? E. The Dean statements, feeling we could handle this handle this one. Transportation Provided 10:00 A.M. game has to be played awfully played awfully rough. I don't EHRLICHMAN: Like the, where the President then Call 332-5193 one. Well - H. Well, first of all, I would Nursery Available I rough. I don't know — Now, know who now, but you will DEAN: Well, the Dean statements, where the makes a bold disclosure of 485 • 9477 first of all, have a hell of a time proving it. you, you'li follow through talk to Bill. I don't know President then makes a full everything which he then has. with who will there? which one. they'd have a hell of a time That is one thing. — over disclosure of everything which And is in a position if it does Who proving it. Uh, that's one thing. P. I just have a feeling on it. — Timmons, with or H. Yes, I will talk to Bill. Uh- he then has. And is in a collapse at a later time to say, UNIVERSITY Ford, or How's it going to Well, it sounds like a lot of "I had the FBI and the grand SEVENTH-DAY — PRESIDENT: Yeah, yeah - position if it does collapse at a pEOpUj operate? money, a million dollars. Let later time to say, "Jesus, I had ADVENTIST CHURCH I just have a feeling on it. But me say that I think we could jury, and I had my own HALDEMAN: I'll talk to the FBI and the Grand Jury, Counsel. I turned over every 149 Hiqhland Avenue let's now come back to the Bill. I think — yeah. get that. I know money is hard and I had my own counsel. It document I could find oV«82-0805 chuRcIf money, a million dollars, and ... to raise. But the point is, what 337-1430 forth and so on. Let me say turned over every rock I could P. I asked for a written ... so we do on that — Let's look at BIBLE STUDIES find report, which I do not have, that I think you could get that ... the hard problem. Now in Progress Editor's Note: In the following exchange, the President and in PRESIDENT: ... I ask for which is very general cash, and I know money is Saturday ■ 3:00 p.m. John Dean refer to the "hang - out road" which is White House a, written report, which..! a understand. I am thinking now hard, but there are ways. That Pastor Frederick Diaz slang meaning to tell all the facts or "let it all hang out." think, uh, that — which is very in far more general terms, could be (unintelligible.) But Voice of Prophecy general, understand. having in mind the facts, that 332-5073 PRESIDENT: Lansing- WJIM-12.40 Well, what P. Is it too late to go the Sunday at 9:30 a.m. 10:00 A.M. about the hang out thing? - hang - out road? PASSPORT THE (Unknown person enters, imi APPLICATION $450* Your Story Hour receives instruction from the President to take something to D. Yes, I think it is. The hang - out road — PHOTOS 'Regular S3 00 for 2 photoi CHICKEN EPISCOPAL CHURCH Charlotte WCER • 13.90 Sunday at 10:30 Faith for Today - a.m. Haldeman and leaves the ■PS It P. The SUNDAYS room.) PRESIDENT: Uh, is it too (inaudible). hang - out road 3S1-14 DINNER 5:00 Eucharist Alumni Chapel Grand Rapids - Channel 8 Sunday at 7:00 Quiet Hour a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 and 11:00 A M Crib through Aflulli late to, to, frankly, go the hang out road? Yes, it is. on Jackson - WIBM • 14.50 campus - — DEAN: I think it is. I think Here's the — The hang - out P. Ehrlichman always felt it 79 The Rev. John Mitman Sunday at 2:30 p.m. road — should be hang - out. Chaplain PRESIDENT: The hang • $1 Saturday and Sunday 351 7638 UNIVERSITY out road's going to have to be D. Well, I think I convinced 49 p.m - 8:00 and 10:00 2802 E. Grand River OPEN Sun. thru Thurs Frl. and Sat. 6 a.m. to All Saints Parish Church 800 Abbott Road BAPTIST CHURCfl BIO ABBOTT ^6 a.m. to 11 p.m. 4&7 - 3761 4608 S. Hagadorn The Rev. William Eddy Rector Worship Service: 10:00 a.m. 351-7160 Sunday School: 11:15 a.m. for Bus Service Call: □SSROADS 351-4144 or 351 -6494 UNIVERSITY John Walden, Pastor 33S-4081 REFORMED MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. YCLE S SPORT CHURCK "What it means to Religious" be Alumni Memorial Chapel (1 block east of EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.m. Auditorium) "Do Not Steal" 9:30-Study Groups For Adults and Sunday School Rev. Hoksbergen speaking ALL Bikes 10:30-Coffee Hour 11:00 Visit open our new daily 9 Student Center a.m. to 11 p.m. Worship Service Repaired For rides call 355-0155 Lunch 12:30 -1:30 Wednesday Most within 48 hrs! 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Morning and Evening Call 482 0754 for information Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 12, 1974 J By Cherry-picking MIKE ARNETT protected grackles. cowbirds control s GREAT Mtt and redwing blackbirds. starlings, house either unmated adults, birds State News Staff Writer The sparrows and pigeons, Dudderar said one farmer in entire flock roosts at night near just out of the nest this year or the area has automatic ■ in a clash between man's the Bear River. especially starlings," he said. adult birds that between Fantastic Items fit are "As far as I'm exploding shells and Super Savings an womic needs and the desire "A farmer in the concerned, they nests," Dudderar said. "If we electronic scaring device as well area has can kill every one of them. ■> not upset ecological been testing baits such as put the poison in the orchard it as numerous traps, and he still ■stems, Glenn Dudderar seems poultry pellets, corn, bread and "I have reservations would kill nesters, but at the hasn't stopped the starlings During The about 1 be trapped in the middle. ' cherry pulp to try to find one chemical control, however. On roost it won't." from eating his crop "And ■ Though he considers himself that starlings will eat a lot of, a long term basis biological he's getting complaints from 1 wildlife conservationist, Dudderar said other but^ that only starlings will control is necessary. I'd like to methods that are used to get people living nearby about the Judderar left for Petoskey ■estroy 3 substantial Ercentage of 60,000 starlings eat," Dudderar said. "We've found that white bread both of these qualities. "The poison we are has see a starlings." national sterilization program aimed of at rid of bird pests would not work in the Petoskey situation. "Explosions would just noise," he said. Sidewalk Sale using Besides using selective bait Kat are causing an annual loss harms only birds, and the problem to another July move % $100,000 to cherry farmers. ■ Dudderar. a fisheries and darker colored birds." The poison will be in primarily 30 of and selective poison, the location of the bait will spare roost and to other orchards," he said. "They cherry l8* liidlife extension specialist at 270 cubed loaves of bread nesting starlings, Dudderar might get rid of birds in an crossroads imports that ISU, is one of Michigan's most will be placed next to the river. says. urban area but it doesn't work Jnowledgeable and When the birds come down "The birds in the roost are in a farm region." 517-351-6245 laiOabbott rd. a. lantlng, mlchlgan 48S2S to Iperienced persons in the the river in the evening for a Kid of bird control. drink and perhaps a late snack, ( The starling project began the starlings will theoretically then a Petoskey cherry farmer eat the bread and drop dead. Intacted state Sen. Robert "The Audubon people have lavis, R Gaylord, told him been concerned with just how tout an annual loss of up to selective the poison is, and so Ie third of his cherry crop have I," Dudderar said. "I've km starling damage and asked worked with wildlife all my Tr assistance. Davis contacted life, and 1 don't like killing Je Michigan Dept. of Natural animals unnecessarily. Starlings ■esources which in turn have value as an insectivore, Iquested ■ Dudderar's help. but in this case it's just too The project is being funded much of a good thing." T usu and involves assistance Robert Foster, president of the U.S. Bureau of the Petoskey Audubon Society iorts. Fisheries and Wildlife. and an ornithologist at the J An attempt will be made to University of Michigan loison the starlings while biological station there, said he laring the remaining 25,000 doesn't object to the control ■rds who flock with them, program itself. Ehich include federally "We realize that we've got to Milb Day Speciak fruby .Oalui^i^kiay WEDEMEYER'S PIONEER Clearance ON TWO GREAT RECEIVERS! 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This works STEREO RECEIVER AT storefront near the Massachussets Institute to your advantage because the combined VvQuality Component! at the Right PrxemmJ INCREDIBLE SAVINGS- 122 East Washington St., Ann Arbor / 619 E. Grand River Ave., East Lansing / 430 N. Telegraph Rd., Dearborn / 14615 West 8 Mile Rd., Detroit / 20715 Kelly Road, East Detroit / 4526 N. Woodward Ave., Royal Oak /125 Main St., Rochester / 12755 Eureka, Southgate I Merrill SUMMER HOURS I ,turn 'ef« 1 block - PH0NE MON.-FRI. 8-6 I Pa,t unde John's) 489-90*9 SAT. 8-3 Friday, Jll]y 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 2,19?J Civil By ANGELIA CARROLL rights changes discussed meeting, which will probably Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D • the courts as well as through physical handicaps Q, I be after the East Lansing, expressed hope the Civil Rights Commission, Michigan's 800,000 August primary. of sexual that the bill will be amended to he said. orientation physically handicapped citizens include the handicapped, and addressed at Th. I Howard admitted that if the appear to have moved closer to being included in the state's legislature included the that it make clear not only an The controversy over the hearing, though promised that th,. OtuSl administrative recourse against proposed revision first arose at Civil Rights Act during a two - physically handicapped in the be given tho hour hearing Thursday before bill, the Civil Rights discrimination, but also a July 1 public hearing in I the House Committee on Civil Commission would try to legislative intent. By so doing, which the bill was challenged consideration committee vote befool enforce the law even without a handicapped person would be for failing to forbid was taken Rights. allowed to seek redress through discrimination because of Proposed revision of the Civil additional fiinding. Rights Act would add age, sex and marital status to the list of areas in which discrimination is prohibited. discrimination Currently, on only the basis of religion, race, color or national Repeal of sales requirefo c/a/ms origin is banned. James Blair, director of the Michigan Civil Rights Commission, has gone on higher cent and 4.9 per income revenues. De fox, record as saying that the LANSING (UPI) - Michigan cent. The repeal proposal, which De Maso said the proposal Maso, Wednesday issued^! commission would need more would have to raise the state income tax by up to one per is the only initiatory petition could cost the state upwards of opinion which confirmed the state would tkl have tosu| manpower and money if the drive to succeed in placing an $300 million. The petition its programs or hike cent to compensate for the taxesit I physically handicapped were lost if voters approve issue on the November ballot, drive was led by Citizens to the proposal is included., but that the revenues Cut Unfair Taxes. approved I proposal repealing the sales would ban a sales tax on food The commission could investigate a tax on food and drugs, Senate drugs of Jan. 1, 1975. It Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley, propositi that ml additional complaints based on or as in response to a request from appear on the November bikl taxation chairman Harry De would not replace the lost prohibits a sales tax on age, sex, and marital status Maso said Wednesday. fojl with its present staffing and De Maso, R-Battle Creek, funding. said the state would be forced A SN photo /Craig Porter busy bee zeroes in on a clover blossom to gather the essentials for honey production. Shown enlarged approximately six times, the bee ignores the close - up camera and diligently goes about its task. Several members of the civil rights committee expressed pereonal support for the concept of adding the physically handicapped to the bill, but to raise the 3.9 per cent income tax to between 4.5 per GREAT SchensuVs Cafeteria fear that if the bill is amended 1 in GRINDERS MM* . ^' to include the handicapped it would be sent to the And win Meridian Mall & Open: Mon Thurj. 4:30 -7:3() Even indestructable Bic Appropriations where it would die. Committee, Rep. Thomas H. Brown, D - Perfect Noon: Mon. 11:15 - 2:00 Fri. Lansing Mall Fri. 4:30 - 8:00. Sat. 11:15 Sun. 11:30 - 7:00 8:00 Westland, stalked out of the meeting when his motion to PIZZA To find out this weeks menu specials, call 349-4028 or 482-7114 not exempt from inflation insert definition Pamper Your Budget! a of the physically handicapped, borrowed from a New Jersey I 251 Value WSlMi YOUR "SCHENSUL COUPO Buy a Schensul Discount your Save your pennies and fill cent drawers with those 19 Bic pens this summer, - Every component of the pen plastic, ink, the brass point and the paper packaging — has register counters, rather than in individual cardboard packages. But holding those prices law, - was not allowed. Rep. John R. Otterbacher, D Grand Rapids, the committee BELL'S H 3 J When 25tf~off, per lamily, toward tfi or lunch of dinner at Schensul's any day. you have finished a delicious meat at Coupon Book 10 $2.00 coupons for Only si5 00 3 of our ? conveniently located cafeterias Ii PIZZA because September increased in cost. Plastic used steady over the past 13 years come chairman, asked Wilbur you'll get no change from your in the barrel and cap, for has not hurt Bic. Of every 100 Howard, deputy director of the •Jj area, simply present the coupon to the cashiei example, rose from 14 to 70 ball point pens sold in the quarter. Michigan Civil Rights any meal, anytime. The Bic Pen Co. recently cents a pound in the last year. nation 67 are Bics, with the 332-5027 225 M.A.C. Commission, and Eric Gentile, announced its first price The company had previously remainder scattered OPEN 11 A.M. EVERY DAY *-7^-rggjgprn -t rf.-; t jfffI'ftjiTiPS * among director of the Civic Presence increase in the history of the been able to hold prices stable Papermate, Parker and other Groups of the Michigan Area company which has produced "through more efficient pen producers. National Assn. of the Physically cuoiMA OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. production and marketing the inexpensive and popular pens since 1961. techniques" such as placement The company sells about 2 Handicapped, to present the committee with recommended 2ND WEEK But though the increase was of pens in corrals at cash million pens each day. amendments at its next FEATURE AT 7:30 -9:30 officially effective July 1, vice SAT. - SUN. at 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 • 7:30 - 9:30 P.M. f 215 ABBOTT BO DCWNTOOT. A FANTASTIC EVENING I president for marketing John OF COMEDY WITH THE | HAMBURGER HEAVEN! JUMXf L. Paige said Thursday that the INCOMPARABLE MEL company waited until most of BROOKS author of its 200,000 retail outlets had "BLAZING SADDLES" ordered their pen supplies for Friday, June 12 - ONE DAY ONLY HE'S BAD... September, "so when the kids go back to school they'll still ^ HE'S BLACK... pay the old prices." r:" 1 HUMS' great hamburger HE'S BEAUTIFUL! Prices will be up on theJtic,. medium point pen, from 19 to (more than \\ pound ground beef) r- HE'LL STEAL 25 cents; the fine point pen, [Gm -JT YOUR HEART! from 25 to 29 cents and the retractable, refillable Bic Clic, only 50c HIGHEST RATING - ro,* o.«, HE NEEDS HIS from 40 to 59 cents. Bic pens range from the 19 AND DONT FORGET HIDE WHIPPED TEN A SIDNEY GLAZIER Production cent capped pen to the top - of OUR PITCHER SPECIALS! \ K TIMES A DAY! A Mel Brooks Film,. JON MOODY I*,"! - the - line four • color model, priced at $1.19. TOUGH! ,*231 M.A.C. one Paige, who says he thought the standard Bic pen is "still of the best buys in 351 - 2755 11 AM 2 AM - NEXT TO THE TheTweh/e Choir* America," explained that MON. - SAT. HIGHWHEELER "crazy inflation" over the past NOON - MIDNIGHT IVas his teacher bigoted or frustrated? - -JDeLUISE *» year has forced the company LOUNGE FRI. & MON THRU THURS AT 7:00 -10:00 to make the increases. SUNDAY SAT & SUN AT 1:00-4:00-7:00 & LATE G '-3 cm Mi _ HAVEN'T HAD SUCH ■ PLUS t.UHIIf-f A GOOD TIME AT A NEW ACADEMY AWARD WINNER MOVIE IN YEARS" WILLIAM PETER BLATTY S "THE PRODUCERS" A secret cult of - Peter Bogdamovich lust-craved witches (Sj Starts Today: N. Y. Mag. with ZERO MOSTEL * GENE WILDER THE EXORCIST FRI. + MON THRU THURS at 8:30 only! torturing with SAT + SUN AT 2:30 • 5:35 - 8:40 only! fire and desire! "IT CAN BE SAID, SIMPLY AND W**WILLIAM FRIEDKIN ALSO WITH THANKS, THAT IT IS AN Tonight...?« ABSOLUTELY TERRIFIC MOVIE? | * SAT- SUN AT 1:30 • SHOWS AT 7:20 3:25 - 5:25 - - 7:20 P.M. 9:20 P.M. Now they do to the C.I.A. *1 what they did to the ArmyinM»A*S*H CORNER Of NEWTON DO. i M 78 HCWV MJS ELECTRIC (N-CAR HEATERS 0PTI0M1 -*«*' '*■*• '-*•*• *-*• •-*-*• '-*■*• *-"» •*•*•*"• *-*■*• '•'» 8:oo SHOW STARTS OUSK TWIN DRIVE-IN THEATRE herbie rides 9:40 7:10-9:15. Wajawi Sat.— Sun. 1:10 THE 3:10-5:10- 7:15 9:15 P.M. THREE THRE together again as dumbo MUSKETlEERS ALEXANDER SALKIND OLIVER REED RAQUEL WELCH 11:43 RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN ™CHARTOFHRfl/N WINKLER PRODUCTION And MICHAEL YORKo,^™ FRANK FINLAY CHRISTOPHER LEE GERALDINE CHAPLIN Mmi ZOUZOU WSS«0UIDand DONALD SUTHERLAND.S-P-Y-S ACKLAND mmkRWM WINKLER and ROBERT CHARTOFF w*, SIMON WARD FAYE DUN AWAY « M**, rfJN KERSHNER.^wMALCOLM MARMORSTEIN and M CHARUON HESTON0,co,dv»i^h^ LAWRENCE J. COHENi FRED FREEMANJERRY GOLDSMITH BLUE IhmM t, MCHMD USIDt. UCHWCOIO** • HN1S «t Of Ul«« jSl TECHNCOLOR'PRINTS BY DELUXE' tPG| umm wccitin «s»j I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 12, 1974 9 LAVS SATIRIZE MA enjoy on evening of 'Picnic, Epiphany' J ByEDDRUDZATS I State News Reviewer apparent, is wife has taken floundering. The on the role of Unquestionably, The same cannot be said of boyish quality that OUT/TRflDlflG mu/ic provider in her job as an "Epiphany" is a truly bizarre Arrabal's "Picnic the ftjarriagt' and war are the piece. The on compliments McRae's and WITH manner in which advertising executive while the Battlefield," somewhat Oswald's well Ipus of absurdist satire in the ' husband remains home to Carlino chooses to explore his a mediocre absurdist play which - turned offerings from the theme is a unique and unusual portrayals of parents who clean, cook and complete his mocks the motives behind war literally picnic with their son -mer Circle Free Theater research in one, such that the play and the glamour that is Cjval, "Epiphany" by Lewis ornithology. Where becomes a must even when the usually while war rages all about them. once they shared feelings and associated with the experience. It is an Jn and "Picnic on overexposure of them Carlino ■ Battlefield" by Arrabal. experiences, it now seems that the distance between them cast does not proper tone. quite achieve the "Picnic" is not wacky enough in its satire to be which has weakened the A LIVIflG LEGEM OF mhl|p the authors' arrows has Part of the problem lies with impact of Arrabal's play, not grown enormously. They effective and seems far too the production itself. Eatedly hit the bullseye, this bicker and have director Bob Klassen's simplistic and pedestrian in its End presentation by the finer Circle Free Theater communicating. difficulty interpretation, for he has Ken Parnell as the husband provide approach. Satire on war should be sharper than this Technically Summer Circle Free Theater ran into a great ROCK & ROLL work, number of problems |,p was not quite as on to As a result, the husband tries the audience with a far too although the cast, which night. The sound system was opening let opening night as it could make a final effort to obvious depiction of the includes Jim Hudson, Elma ineffectual. febeen. correct the situation by character's psyche and then McRae, David Oswald, Tom Lewis John Cariino's loth plays seemed to be inducing an epiphany. An lets Parnell overindulge in Keever, Bob Schaff, and Xng the power and epiphany, he explains, is a histrionics at the conclusion. "Epiphany" and Arrabal's Parnell is Bradley Bing succeed in "Picnic on the Battlefield" will ■viction that comes from mystical transformation of a genuinely gifted bringing the whole thing be presented through Isically embodying an force which causes one to rise actor and everything he does is credibly to life. at Kresge Court at 8:30 Saturday work. Thus what above the self to a different worthy of attention, but in p.m. Admission Vrgod as an ■unted and intelligently performed sphere of existence. And it is this transformation which "Epiphany" he of proper guidance,, seems devoid HuthjOT^^^M^y^j^^ngl^ is free. puts producing a the bizarre touch on what showy but |cntation of two uniquely at shallow Xjnal plays which, alas, Pussy Cat first appears to be characterization. strictly a Jded that extra something — sado masochistic • relationship, As his wife, Michele Ferber but in actuality serves as does what Cariino's material ■spark of dynamism to set it Cariino's vehicle for pointed requires her to do and does it Karlino's "Epiphany" deals Tir a . young couple whose it readily becomes observations on male - female power struggles and the state of matrimony. well, yet she too could have been guided to a portrayal. However, due to stronger presents Cariino's approach to his subject matter, "Epiphany" is \rs. Mitchell raps a theatrical experience not to be missed. Jixon's aide choice IeTROIT (UPI) - Martha Mitchell said Thursday President NOTICE: on surrounded himself with young, inexperienced, power • jj aides and had "ulterior motives" for choosing them in the t place. ■niey're all running around in circles - all of them," said the ■spoken wife of former Atty. Gen. John Mitchell. Irs. Mitchell, who has filed for a divorce from her husband Keared on WXYZ-TV's "A.M. Detroit" show. Now available at tremendous Princess ■Nixon had ulterior motives when he got those 1 said in reference to many key White House and ponalities. young men," campaign savings; nearly new BALDWIN Ocula She suggested the President wanted inexperienced persons and her entourage performing their lind him so he could manipulate them, believing "Look, I've pianos and I em down the line - IH tell this one tljis and this one this." exotic fire dance! ■he referred to many persons close to Nixon during the organs from HELD OVER FOR 1 WEEK Tergate affair as "young, immature public relations operators I got into a high place - next to the throne" and became Monday • Saturday Admission 3.00 per person 5.00 a co. 1-3-5-7-9-11-1 Student price I.O. required |rer hungry. INTERLOCHEN 372 - 7080 - 2400 N. East Street ARTS ACADEMY VARSITY INN MACLAUGHUJVS FOOD & BOOZE IN OR OUT PIANO and FREE DELIVERY Italian & American Food ORGAN MART Folk Entertainment Monday Thursday 1606 E. MICHIGAN AVE. phone 487-5995 ARE WE? 2nd Week! Held over by popular demand! Friday & Saturday 8:00& 10:00 p.m. 2:30& 4:00 p.m. Sunday Country with Rock After 8:00 pm shows there is a special presentation for skywatchers. After 10:00 pm is played shows a current album release in 4-channel sound. Following JUYB-8FM OOD ROSE 2:30 pm shows on Sunday a half-hour movie on space or astronomy will be shown. ADMISSION MSU Tonight thru Sat. Adult $1.00 July 10th - 13th M.S.U. student (with ID) Child (5-12) .75 .50 AUDITORIUM 50* Cover ALL SPACED OUT May 31—July 21 TICKETS ONY$300 tonight and tomorrow •AALABLEATMARSHALLS, ru stulss 0^ RECORDLAND & MSUIMON m..wb offer * bettor alternative! PLANETARIUM ALSO AT THE DOOR PI^SBvlTEDBrASMSUPOPBvlTtRlANMENT 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July l2| ,9?4 i MSU concert By JUNE E.K. DELANO presents Buckley, Corea Initially associated with the folk movement, Buckley played piece group, on a nationally • televised rock show. That appearance State News Staff Writer nightclubs for many years. surprised many viewers, who always associated him with folk "I feel-like I've played every club in the country," he said, music, tor his emphasis now is in heavier music. In an unusual summer concert at an unusual price, MSU Pop "and there aren't any more left to play." "Jazz was always around me," he says, "always in my life. I Entertainment, will present both Tim Buckley and Chick Corea there's more of an opportunity in rhythm and blues for a singer, Monday at the University Auditorium for $3. He now finds the concert atmosphere more receptive and plays at least, to experiment." Buckley, a 10 • year jazz - rock veteran, is known for the eerie as many colleges as he can. Chick Corea and Return to Forever will add a jazzier element quality of his tenor voice and his unusual arrangements and His popularity has seen a resurgence with the release of his to the concert. The four musicians all have deep roots in jazz poetic lyrics. current album "Sefronia" and an appearance, along with his 4 - and have stayed in the genre, as evidenced by their new album "Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy." The group features Corea on keyboards, Bill Connors on guitar, Stanley Clarke on bass and Lenny White on drums. Most of their Spys': Gould, Suth music is composed by Corea. "In this band we're all outside our ourselves to each other and to the instruments, extending audience," he said. "The band tends to' extrovert audiences, and when we get extroverted and to milk M+A+S+H' people get extroverted, the space we're creating together becomes very real." Both Paul Stanley and Hugh Serat of Pop Entertainment stress that this concert is one of the finest artistic performances By EDD RUDZATS Donald Sutherland together Gould and Sutherland fight attempt and they might be able they've ever sponsored. State News Reviewer again, the producers of "Spys" off the British, the Russians, to pick up $200,000 by "Both these musicians appeared in the East Lansing area before failed to take into the Chinese, a few anarchists bumping off a top courier for and had great response," Serat said, "and the tickets for each The trouble with the film consideration that it and the information he is carrying. might ultimately their own were $3. We're offering the whole show for $3." industry is that once they latch have been rewarding to also superior in a plot that looks Via this complex and witless Both men are disappointed because ticket sales are not going as on to a good thing, they try to hire the same director and use like the Keystone Kops in the plot, the film takes swipes at well as they'd expected for these nationally known groups. milk it for all it's worth by the same screenwriters. Then '70s without the finesee or everyone, even throwing in a Tickets are on sale at the Union ticket office, Marshall's, turning out sequels or reuniting they might have pulled it off. awareness of proper comic Watergate bugging reference, Reeordland and will be available at the door. its stars for return round. But without Robert Altman timing. but the humor falls flat. Rarely does this sort of thing at the helm and an intelligently For the most part, Gould Admittedly some of "Spys" succeed as well as the original crafted screenplay, "Spys" and Sutherland run from is quite funny but only because product, "The Sting" being an emerges as a mediocre entry almost everyone as they of the charisma of its two obvious exception. into the spy spoof genre. The discover their agency feels they stars. Without Gould and In trying to recapture the whole thing is such utter are expendable, the Russians Sutherland it's pretty doubtful flavor of "M*A*S*H" by nonsense that much of the want to kill them in retaliation that this film by Irvin bringing Elliot Gould and humor borders on the childish. for a botched defection Kreshener would make it at all. These two actors carry the lightweight, almost mindless, film along with their unique American women jailed way of interacting. And for that reason, one only wishes that they could have been given something more to work in Mexico go on fasting with. A major problem is that in "M*A*S*H" had a each character personality, but in MEXICO CITY (AP) - promised to have the Bonnie Zake, of Aspen, Colo., after telling of harsh "Spys" the agents are such one LITTLE BIG Forty - two women prisoners, allegations investigated if the ■ dimensional stereotypes that most of them Americans, went strike were postponed. prison conditions, declared: "We are now on a hunger there fails to be anything into the fourth day of a hunger About a dozen of the strike Thursday after telling women, whose full group strike. The objective is to funny about their behavior. There is no Hot Lips or Radar newsmen of torture and forced includes 39 Americans, two obtain deportation ... If no just a large group of middle - - confessions following arrest on Canadians, and a German, were other way, we shall bring the interviewed at the Santa Marta attention of the U.S. aged men chasing one another drug smuggling charges. to obtain some microfilm or Thev said they were prison. Others gave the AP1 government to this injustice by showing them physically — by money. Even the characters victims of a U.S. program signed statements. that Gould and Sutherland encouraging the Mexican They reported ordeals starving ourselves — what this similar to those of the men and type of primitive imprisonment play seem blah as well. government to make examples of them. The American told of torture with electric is doing to our minds. Please "Spys" is currently showing cattle prods, beatings or threats bring us home." at the Campus Theater. 1 Embassy officially denied the allegation. from Mexican federal A similar fast was launched authories, interrogations lasting Tuesday by 68 men, most up to 18 hours-. Canadian and U.S. citizens, in a The cells have cement slabs separate prison. About half for sleeping, a hole in the floor ended the protest within 24 for a toilet and reek of human hours after Mexican officials excrement and garbage. Some promised an investigation. said they had to fight off rats. The hunger strikers hoped to The women charged that draw the attention of the Mexican lawyers, who American government to their referred in some cases by the plight and win deportation U.S. Embassy, extorted back home. thousands of dollars from Some prisoners, both men prisoners and their families by and women, admitted they had promising to get them released transported drugs through and then were never heard Mexico en route to the United from again. States, but denied the Mexican drug importation charge on which they were imprisoned. Bill introduced They claimed to have been recruited by dealers in the in Senate to ban United States and South America who paid them air fare and as much as $4,000 in one-way bottles addition. LANSING (UPI) - The U.S. Embassy said in a Legislation prohibiting the sale • s tatement: "Any allegation of non - returnable bottles in that the U.S. government Michigan was introduced exerted influence upon the Wednesday in the Michigan Mexican government or its Senate. courts to sentence U.S. citizens The bill is almost identical imprisoned in Mexico or to to one already lodged in a keep them there is absolutely House committee. false." The bill prohibits pull - tab The Mexico City mayor's disposable containers and office said a representative requires dealers to accept visited the men's prison and empty returnable containers. films of the year. -A1 Goidstem AN UNUSUAL STORY WITH GREAT SEXUAL IMPACTP-swank "A FINE CAST OF NEWCOMERS.. A SURPRISE SHOCK ENDING* so..,null ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 12,1974 ]] iccord on campaign reform dies September and lawmakers ■ANSING (UPI) - point between Democrats and Ilative leaders Wednesday along with Gov. Milliken, have been pressing for a solution Republicans fell apart later in The before legislation, presently the Senate where contributors. The compromise ■ they had hit upon 8 the to a dispute over a difference of Democrats have blocked action version, standstill according to Senate majority ■promise to break the reform. on campaign $2 on a cut • off for disclosing on it for months, would leader Milton Zaagman of Kature's six - month "This contributor's names. Grand Rapids, would allow no ftlock over campaign is the week few require candidates to disclose Democratic leaders have the te reform but by the end decision," Milliken said. "A been meeting names and addresses of all exemptions on direct half • year should be sufficient privately with contributors |[Che day that agreement Led to vanish. time for debate." Republicans and Milliken for than $25. who give more contributions to candidates, a $10 floor on political months in an attempt to come M,e legislature is expected The tenuous agreement up with a version of the Republicans the strenuously democratic fundraisers and and merchandise ■adjourn this week until apparently reached at one campaign bill. oppose supported exemption for small - a independent $15 floor on committee contributions. [pprovcr/ of senators Senate Democratic floor leader Jerome T. Hart of Saginaw, have whose Democrats blocked the bill, said >r fall vote on tran Democrats would go along with the no compromise involving exemptions on direct contributions. IaNSING (UPI) - The state statewide improvements to inter - city rail and bus legislature. He said this would be spent, which would be done ■tiatiiri' Wednesday cleared systems insure that out state areas of • by the legislature. But house speaker William and on port and ■ wav for Gov. Milliken's airport the state would receive their A. development. Milliken, however, has Ryan, DDetroit, said I] bHiion transportation The money would be raised fair share of the transportation proposed that $540 million, or Republicans had reneged on ■ding issue to appear on the in separate bonds issued over money. roughly half, be spent on the compromise. Ryan said ballot for voter a 15 Fleming charged that public transportation projects Republican negotiators had Troval. • year period. The state in no year would owe Senators were afraid to amend in the Detroit area and that agreed to a $2 floor on direct J)n a 33 - 1 vote' the Senate $87 million from its general more than the bill because the Michigan $362 million be spent on contributions, which is equal JJrode the objections of funds. AFL - CIO had written them improvements to inter - city to the state income tax credit ■ate highway committee letters urging approval of the passenger and for contributions. The bill needed the freight rail ■irman James Fleming, approval proposal "without service and to bus service. of two thirds of the Ryan, who has ■ckson, who unsuccessfully - amendments." a powerful The rest would go to the legislature. The House has grip the democratically Tnpted to tack on two already approved it. The transportation bond development of new transit on controlled house, said Indments insuring legislative Fleming proposal merely authorizes the systems, Great Lakes port and legislative leaders were at [rol over the bond money, attempted to state to raise the amend the proposal so that money and airport development and to loggerheads once again over the -he money would be spent does not spell out how it is to nonmotorized facilities. each separate bond issue would bill. ■urban public transportation have to be approved Jelopment in the seven - by the LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS ■nty greater Detroit area, OPEN HOUSE to h WED., THUR., FRI. 12-8 PM SAT. & SUN. 12-6 P.M. Iffer bu You can't afford Ines OK to rent anymore! IaNSING (UPI) - An exciting life style awaits you more than owning a beautiful Islation hiking the penalty . . . townhouse. It's condominium living at its finest - fenced-in patio, ■ litterbugs to $500 was all major appliances, central air Iroved by the State Senate conditioning, shag carpeting, and the enjoyment of freedom from outdoor maintenance. ■nday. The state now Jesses a $400 fine against What's more, you build equity on the townhouse se who litter from a vehicle you own and save tax dollars too. 2, 3, & 4 bedroom Melene "Mimi" Smith apartments $24,500 to $28,500. John Toepp, R Stop by or call for an I In addition, you enjoy a built-in Ijillac. sponsor of the bill, dishwasher, clothes washer and appointment today with I dryer, bath and '.2, full basement, professional landscaping, enclosed Id the state spends upwards I$1 million a year picking up Mimi or any of our other | tot lots with toys, and membership in your own condominium Iter along the state's | experienced hair stylists. association. ■ways. Local communities End more for their roads and GARY'S Oak Brook Village is suburban living conveniently located at E. Jolly Rd. nearl-49& South'of Hospitality Inn. 5 minutes from MSU lblic areas. CAMPUS Phone 882-0257. Investigate it today ... and find your kind of life. ■The bill provides that the ■ver is presumed to be BEAUTY ponsible for litter thrown SALON i Relation, the car or boat. The 549 E. Grand River Ave. Potatoes need love approved on a goes to the 31 - Across from Berkey & too ya know, that's why !, now in House for action. S ^ 351-6511 y MWtlfflMl Mmi:e they all want to be VARSITY INN McDonald^ French Fries. K If you were a potato you wouldn't want to be flaky You wouldn't FOOD & BOOZE IN OR OUT want to be half baked or hard boiled or mashed up or any of those a new way to live awful things. No sir. not you. You'd want to be cooked at just the FREE DELIVERY Folk Entertainment Italian & American Food Monday Thursday right temperature until you were crisp, golden brown and incredibly delicious. Let's face it. sweetheart, you'd want to become a McDonald's french m fry, because that's the best there is. But you're not a potato, and it's probably just as well. You're a human J McDonald's 234 W. Grand River person, who gets hungry a lot (right now even) and McDonald's french fries are just wailing for you to love them. 1024 E. Grand River 2040 E. Grand River When you one item on only have T7TTTTTTTT your menu., THE fUlENDLITST it's gotta be GOOD! KUCE IN TOWN ■Domino's only makes ■Pizza. So we have to ■make the best pizza ■possible. Domino's uses ■only the finest dough, SUPER ■top quality cheese, and ■Domino's exclusive secret TS ■»uce recipe. These H'ngredients are prepared ■w,th extreme care by BDomino's to bring you a ■delicious pizza. And ■Domino's fast, free ■delivery brings your pizza M II I A% ■ •// I I II I I I11 Pot and fresh to your ■doorstep. So call the ■People who know the SATURDAY I"1051 about pizza. IIS PITCHIER NITC DOMINO'S - THE PIZZA PEOPLE * 2fCG II TIL 1€ DOMINO'S offering Friendly, Fast Free Delivery | roiWDGE 351-7100 GRAND RIVER 351-8080 „ HASLETT 339-8246 ....... & CEDAR NORTHEAST >82-2411 482-1656 Friday July |2 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1974 I CALL Check the The Classified Ads. They'll Help You NOW 355-8255 SAVE TIME AND MONEY! •»! FRANKLY SPEAKING IvrtiilRank IpMs V Houses ID ! ««s DODGE VAN 1967. New parts. VW 1970 But, rebuilt engine, paint FEMALE NEEDED for 731 OKEMOS FURNISHED. bedrooms. Available August Three 15. CLOSE. CLEAN. porch. furnishM-| $300. Call after 5pm, 349-1216 job, owned by VW mechanic. 25 Burcham, immediately. 351-8154. 5-7.1r ■ 4-7-19 mpg. 485-6110.5-7-19 $53.S0/month. 332-2604. No $275. Family preferred. security deposit. 2-7-12 349 2718. 5-7-22 ROOM. SINGLE DODGE 1963. Runs fine. Very summer. $40. ve,v J.'I TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile HOUSES for rent. West PHONE 3S5-82S5 little rust. $225 firm. 349-2728. 3-7-12 homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten TWO Saginaw near Abbott Road. J55*!!* 34 7 Student Services Bid(|. 484-5683. 5-7-22 minutes to campus. Quiet and Immediate possession. Will fix to ROOM. $60. Rive, sVM;l DODGE, 1965 - Dart Wagon. 6 peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 or suit tenant. First month's rent Waterbed, privacy 361-4471. Clean. 5 7-19 cuil •AUTOMOTIVE cylinder, good engine, $100 or 484-5315 0-14-7-31 plus deposit. Three bedrooms, Scooters & Cycles will trade. 339-9664. 5-7-12 Motorcycles ONE GIRL needed immediately to possibly four. Phone 394-1520. 7-7-26 Pans & Service For Sale Aviation FIAT 850 Spider 1970. Gold KAWASAKI 500. Best year made. September 15. July rent free. $53.75/month. Burcham Woods NEED 1 or 2 people for house. ^ convertible. Good for parts. Clean, fast. $675, cheap! Apartments. Call 351-3624. Single available, utilities paid. •EMPLOYMENT 489-7459. 5-7-10 351-2125. 2-7-12 •FOR RENT 4-7-12 626 M.A.C. 337-1405. 5-7-22 GRANDMOTHER'S ATTIC kl Apartments FORD FAIRLANE 1969, 2 door. IT'S 1975 AT SHEP'S. Yes you TWO THREE Man, 2 bedroom, 9-4 Thursday and Friday, in I Vinyl top, very good running read right! I invite you to come - furnished, utilities paid. $67. THREE BEDROOM house. Close Osage 2-7-12 Tacoma Hills, Okm, ^*1 I Houses condition. $400 or best offer. to MSU. LCC, and bus routes. out and see the 1975 Yatinaha. Greg. 373-0848, 351-8562. Rooms 655-1026.3-7-12 Call 371-1479. 5-7-8 See Darlene. SHEP'S MOTOR 3-7-17 RECLINER, LIGHT •FOR SALE SPORTS, INC. 2460 North cr„.l FORD PINTO 1973. 2 - door, 4 • GARDEN COTTAGES - 400 Naugahyde, good condital Cedar, Holt. Just south of I-96 OKEMOS, TWO bedroom Animals speed, radio. 10,000 miles. overpass. Phone 694-6621. apartment. Chief Okemos Circle. Gunson, East Lansing. Cute $25. Call 487-6298, 2-7-12 alt*6ul *■ Mobile Homes Medium blue metallic. $1895 cottage amid wide lawn. 1-7-10 No undergrads. 349-0558, •LOST & FOUND ,irm: 487-340a 3-7J9 332-3534. 5-7-22 Completely redocorated; new •PERSONAL FORD VAN 1963. Completely 1973 YAMAHA 250 Enduro. furniture, carpet, one bedroom. WAREHOUSE SALE, up off on furniture. July 10. "to^ EAST LANSING. 1752 Coolidge Summer $165, including all )j •PEANUTS PERSONAL furnished for travelling and living. Excellent running Excellent condition, low "i don't want to seem „ , Road. Three bedrooms, 114 utilities. 351-3110. 3-7-15 5707 School Street, corn#, mileage. 351-2120.3-7-15 •REAL ESTATE condition. 394-2858. 2-7-15 unappreciative, vernokI.... baths, garage, all deluxe features. WOMAN, GRAD or working, to $290. Available September 1. •RECREATION live in coed farm house 12' SAILBOAT, Penguin cfcl GREMLIN 1971. 24 mpg, Call 372-6920.6-7-15 •SERVICE radio, dinghy, with trailer and c#t,| beginning mid - September. manual, $995. 171 Gunson, Mobile homes really move when 351 -0959, after 6 p.m, 2-7-12 I Instruction 351-7730. 3-7-15 351-3057. 2-7-15 HONDA CB350 1973. 1700 miles. Employment them for sale in Typing Service GREMLIN 1972. Excellent Four months used. Like new, Apartments ^ you advertise the Want Ads. Dial 355-8255. NORTHWEST LANSING two or STEREO, 100 watt Sanjui. T«fl •TRANSPORTATION perfect condition. Power front condition, 27,000 miles. $1625. three working people or students large Advents. ] •WANTED 694-0251.3-7-17 brakes, helmets. Chain lock. Total for $925. Call after 5 p.m., SERVICEMAN NEEDED. RELIGIOUS HOUSING. 429 ONE TO FOUR man apartments, to share house. $75/month. Own turntable. $525. before 5 p.m. 3-7-15 35151^1 349-9726, OKEMOS MOBIL. Division. Two man rooms, Immediately and fall. Close, room, 485-6695 anytime. 3-7-17 351-1849. 3-7-15 5-7-12 $75/month, utilities paid. furnished, sharp. 332-1946. ••RATES" HORNET SST 1971. Automatic, 6 351-7234. 3-7-15 4-7-19 ANTIQUE HORSE buggy .L cylinder, good condition. $1200. 676-4782. 5-7-19 RANDY'S MOTORCYCLE Repairs, half price on labor. 420 PART AND positions full for time MSU summer students. ONE BLOCK from campus, third EAST LANSING Efficiency Roams >| Showpiece condition. 3-7-15 393.ml " Evergreen. 337-1861. 2-7-12 Automobile required. 351-5800. INTERNATIONAL STEP Van, girl wanted beginning fall. Large Apartment. Walking distance to 1966. New tires, $500. Days, 0-13-7-31 furnished apartment. 351-4032. University. $145, includes FURNISHED SLEEPING rooms FURNITURE AND Game = J 4-7-17 utilities. Call 351-8150, Sale. July 14, 9 a.m. call 351-8368. HONDA 1974. CB-360. 1,100 with full household privileges. 2-7-1^2 SERVICE STATION Manager. 351-3305. 5-7-19 2624 Wyckham Drive, I miles, excellent condition. Near airport. $20/week. MAVERICK 1971. 4-door, 23 mpg. Must be experienced. Station is SUMMER SUBLEASE. Furnished 484-5861. 3-7-15 (back entrancel. Console hi-fl $1,025. 882-4644. 5-7-12 10 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.1 $1600. Like new. 355-6081. part of drug rehabilitation studio near capitol. 351-3615, OKEMOS, TWO bedroom refrigerator, ping pong t^|l 5-7-12 program. Top pay for qualified after 9 p.m. 5-7-19 apartment. Chief Okemos Circle. NEED PEOPLE to share big house. and child's pool table. Drew] 1972 HONDA 750. Orange, 4100 person. 372-3662. 3-7-17 No undergrads. 349-0558, Utilities paid, children over 3 ok. hide - a • bed, china I OPEL WAGON 1968. Manual. miles. Must sell. Phone LARGE TWO party furnished 332-3534. 5-7-8 Call Dawn, 482-0588. 3-7-15 Reasonably priced. 2-712 52,600 miles. Leaving country. 371-3252. 3-7-15 MEDICAL TYPIST for East efficiency. Close to campus, air $525. 355-9904. 2-7-15 conditioned. Fall $165. TWO BEDROOM, furnished, close. TWO 6.45 x 14 Firesti Lansing Medical office. - ATTRACTIVE ROOM in friendly Experienced in medical 484-0585. 5-7-19 Less than 500 miles. 353-591(1 house, large south windows. 3-7-15 PINTO RUNABOUT, 1972. Very •erminology. Call 351-4784. $60. 332-3824. 3-7-15 DEADLINE good condition. $1550. Must 10-8-2 FACULTY - PERSONNEL. East 1* P.M. one class day sell. 355-7977. 3-7-17 Lansing Horizon House. Large ROOM IN spacious house, 2 blocks TANDBERG FOUR - track, ml] before publication. LEGAL SECRETARY bedroom, carport, security TWO BEDROOM apartment, air - Mag - card one from campus. Rent negotiable. to - reel, sound MASON BODY SHOP - 812 East conditioned, Okemos, available PONTIAC BONNEVILLE operator and legal experience locks, air, balcony. Furnished or many options. $250, negotiaM 1966. Kalamazoo Street since 1940: 332-2954. 2-7-12 preferred. Dictaphone unfurnished. Quiet atmosphere. immediately. $165 including 337-0823. 2 7 12 Peanuts Personal ads Two door, good condition. $300 Complete auto painting and No pets. 349-2094. 5-7-19 heat. 349-2174 or 353-8938. or best offer. 882-5419. 2-7-12 transcribing. Excellent salary ALBERT STREET. Single room to must be pre-paid. collision service. 485-0256. 1-7-12 and fringe^ benefits. Call sublet immediately. Call Ken, TWO AMF Bikes: Male 10 a C-14-7-31 - 371-1730 for an interview. EAST SAGINAW. Downstairs, PONTIAC CATALINA 1965. Good 351-4546. 10-7-31 girl's 3 - speed. Both or Cancellations/ Corrections 3-7-17 utilities paid, furnished, $135. EFFICIENCY FROM $110. Also 1 COMPLETE LINE of- Marchal old. 655-1450 days; 33980; running, $100. 355-2898, after 3 Deposit. 627-9824, 485-3051. bedroom apartments, from • 12 noon one class day Quartz - Halogen lights in stock. SUMMER ROOMS. Furnished, after 5. 5-7-19 p.m. Ken. 2-7-12 CHARGE NURSES all shifts. Also $115. Call EQUITY-VEST, INC. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East t 5-7-22 i, utilities paid. Kitchen, TV. before publications. assistant director, skilled nursing 351-8150. 4-7-12 PONTIAC LEMANS 1971. White Kalamazoo, one mile west of facility. Contact Mrs. White, perking, cloae. $55. 332-6722, C-7-7-26 WOMAN, OWN room. $100 plus 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 The State News will be with black vinyl top. Power . 332-0817.3-7-15 utilities for TROWBRIDGE. FURNISHED one of summer. responsible only for the brakes and steering, air Close. 332-6911 rest after 7pm. bedroom. $140 - $145. MARRIED STUDENTS, | LADIES. ROOM with house FACULTY & MED conditioning. AM/FM stereo MODELS. GIRLS needed to pose 5-7-22 3 5 1 -90 57 weekends, first day's incorrect privileges. Parking. Excellent radio. Radial tires. 36,000 miles. for National Automotive STUDENTS weekdays after 6pm. 10-7-12 area. Three blocks MSU. Call insertion. $1850 or best offer. Phone magazine and calendar. No EAST LANSING. Duplex, 355-6140. 3-7-17 1024 EUREKA, Saturday, 351-5705.1-7-12 1,2, & 3 Bills are due 7 days nudity. Fee negotiable. Photo attractive, 2 bedrooms, in nice Downstairs. One i date, i requested. Phone 393-4454, bedroom, partly furnished. bedroom apts. neighborhood. Refrigerator, IMMEDIATE. OWN room in SAAB 99L, 4-door, amber gold, after 5 p.m. 3-7-12 $125,351-7497.0-7-31 nge, and garage. $185. beautiful house, near campus. Some with study. 50£ late fully equipped including tinted 9. 7-7-26 glass and FM stereo. 4 - speed $70/month. Call 351-2777. WANTED: HARD working male 7-7-26 transmission, 8,400 miles, front Automotive wheel drive. $3900. 349-2094. 3-7-12 ROGER & PAULS for person part time work. at Apply in the FIREBALL ARCADE, 227 Ann Street. MOBILE HOME: 8' bedrooms, clean. Close to x shopping, campus, and bus. Best 40'. Two Houses FURNISHED ROOM. 306 Beal. $155 from • MARATHON 2-7-12 offer over $75/month. Available immediately. TOYOTA, 1970 Corolla, 32 mpg. $ 60/month. 349-3604, BUICK - radial tires. $950. Call 482-7734. Where all we EXPERIENCED FORTRAN IV 351-3373.3-7-17 SHARE SPACIOUS duplex. Own 372-6852. 0-5-7-19 UNFURNISHED SKYLARK 1965. 6 room. $70. Available 5-7-12 cylinder, runs smooth. $150. specialize in is programmer needed, 3-4 weeks TWO BEDROOM - Immaculate, _ jmmediately. 351-6828. 5-7-12 CLOSE TO Union. Good sized 355-9968. X-3-7-17 VEGA 1972 Orange Hatchback. cars full time. Start immediately. charming, Carpeted, including single. Refrigerator. No car/pets. Contact 373-6806, 8 a.m. 5 kitchen. Utilities, garage. EAST, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom homes. 4-speed, radio, new tires. Getting - $16. References. 663-8418. Call KNOB HILL LOCATED AT THE 332-8978. 2-7-12 EQUITY VEST INC. BUICK 1968 - Special, excellent married, must sell. Call p.m. 3-7-15 3-7-17 CORNER OF JOLLY 351-8150.5-7-15 mechanical condition. $500 485-2918, after 5:30 p.m. & OKEMOS RD MAILING ROOM work, full tor 6 NEAR MSU AND Frandor. firm. Call 482-7734. 5-7-12 5-7-12 349 - 3196 Beautiful QUIET, CONSERVATIVE girl, 6DAY A WEEK TOWING weeks. Apply in 3308 one bedroom, CLOSE TO campus. Four APARTMENTS person, near campus, call after 5, VEGA 1972 Hatchback. Only OPEN 6 DAYS South Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. unfurnished, carpeting, drapes, bedrooms, minimal furnishings. CAPRI 1974. V-6, loaded and 332 5497. 3-7-17 7 AM - 9 PM BUT SUNDAY 3-7-17 air conditioning, parking, Available until September 15. immaculate. Will sell or trade for 21,000 miles. Silver with black interior. Economical 3-speed. laundry. Call 332-1703. 2-7-12 $275 per month, including car with air. 353-6453; evenings. ROOMS, CLOSE. Summer only. Office Open 489-5549. 3-7-15 $1550. Phone 882-8314, after 5 SITTER WANTED for 6 • year - utilities. Deposit. Phone $50/month or best offer. CHEVROLET 1966. One Owner, p.m. 3-7-15 Aviation m old. wages East Lansing home. Good and working conditions. FIRL NEEDED Village. June. for 4-girl Cedar September through $80/month. Call 349-3524.3-7-17 332-1946. 4-7-19 11:00 or • 6:00 Mon. Fri. by appointment Must be absolutely reliable and OWN ROOM, large house. Office FALL. COMPLETELY furnished. good condition, 53,000 miles. PARACHUTING. LICENSED have own transportation. Call 337-9456, after noon. 5-7-19 Utilities paid. $350. 4016 instructors. Details. 351-0799 or work in Photography business Kitchen, TV, Lowcroft, 373-7845 office. 351-8624, 394-0423. 4-7-19 for responsible person. parking, laundry. Very close. 3494700 543-6731.3-7-15 home. 10-7-12 STUDIO, CLEAN and neat. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER Beetle 337-9367. C-14-7-31 Single, $70, double, $100. Completely furnished, utilities 1973. Super shape, 12,500 332-5722, 484-9774. 0-10-7-31 CHEVROLET, 1968. Caprice CLERICAL, PERMANENT. Typing paid. Parking. 484-9774. LOCATED miles. $2400. 882-9712. 5-7-22 22 TWO BEDROOM $140/month. 0-10-7-31 wagon. fair. Motor excellent. Body $400 or best offer. Employment required. Apply in person, 3308 South Cedar Street, Suite No. Unfurnished, located 2 minutes MSU WEST. Clean, close, linens, % MILE NORTH from campus. 372-5985 anytime 487-3315. 3-7-12 VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Sun roof, 11, Lansing. 4-7-12 "marigold or 393-8459, after 7 telephone, parking. Excellent OF JOLLY RD. FM, needs paint, $600. p.m. 713 MODELS FOR photography. Call 911 Marigold - South Foster. 10-7-26 environment. A real good deall ON OKEMOS RD. 394-2542, after 6. 1-7-12 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. 351-3212. 3-7-12 CORVETTE 1973. MECHANIC FULL and part time, Steering, 489-1215. 0-14-7-31 329 NORTH brakes, automatic, 2 tops, foreign or American cars. Must apartments. Air conditioning, PENNSYLVANIA VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1967. have own tools, references. Avenue. House for rent. Near 1 5,000 miles. Excellent Rebuilt guaranteed engine, DESK CLERK needed must have carpeting. Available Summer condition. 355-2912.5-7-19 heater, solid body. $800. Call gas - transportation and be willing to 332-8263. 2-7-12 For Appointment bus lines, 3 bedrooms, students welcome. 694-0712. 4-7-12 CROSSWORD 485-0409, or 651-6532. 5-7-22 travel. Call 372-0567 or DATSUN 1966. Fair, needs some 489-1215 between 12 - 6 p.m. CHARGE shift. NURSES Also AM and PM 337-732B or 351-6545 PUZZLE assistant director, WOMAN NEEDED mid July for work. $200. Call 8 - 10 p.m., VOLKSWAGEN 0-14-7-31 - BUG, 1961. skilled nursing facility. Contact MICHIGAN room in house, east side. $40. 29 French 484-4684. 3-7-15 Rebuilt transmission. Runs well AVENUE, near 4. Limited Mrs. White, 332-0817. 3-7-15 372-5385. X-3-7-12 friend Sparrow. Large 3 bedrooms, - cheap transportation. Call 30. Decompose DATSUN 1969. Station wagon, 332-2009. 3-7-15 ALTERATION LADY at Lett's stove, refrigerator, air 11. Arrowroot EAST LANSING. CLEAN 31. Silver fir $750 or best offer. Call Fashions, 115 North Butler and conditioning. Singles welcome, 12. Chalice For Rent no pets. 482-3727. 2-7-12 furnished houses near campus. 32. Compact 355-1203. 4-7-17 Ottawa. Four blocks west of 13. Low tide 35. High in the Available September. 337-9412. VOLKSWAGEN EXHAUST State Capitol. 14. systems - $18.95 complete at IV4-0944. 5-7-22 IV4-5359, FRANDOR: BE indendent. Large 1 5-7-17 16. Trailing vine Silkworm scale BDSBlg! CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East TV AND STEREO rentals. bedroort\, laundry, bus, 36. Boy's ssh an 17. Anthology Kalamazoo, one mile west of NEED IMMEDIATELY sitter for 6 $24/term. $9.95/month. Free shopping. $165 furnished, EAST SIDE. 4 bedrooms 18. Prevent nmm bh camnus. 487-5055. C-7-31 year old boy from 2:15pm - same day delivery and service. including utilities. 489-1323 or unfurnished. Summer rent 19. 37. Priest's cap Wall painting 41. One of the SOLUTION 0~ Call N E J AC, 337-1300. cell Westphalia 1-587-6680. $100/group, $30 single. Deposit. 1:15 am, five days/week. Prefer C-14-7-31 676-1557. 4-7-15 21. Kimono sash caravels VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK Prefer grads or married. 5-7-19 DOWN someone with children. Park 22. Article 42. Turmoil 1970. Excellent condition, 28 Trace 23. Chapel Apartment area. Please OKEMOS, SHARE 43. Eternity 1. Health resort mpg, call 332-0940, after 5. call 349-4816 before 2pm. 229 SHEPHERD STREET. Three large house, 27. Easing of huge wooded lot, pets ok. Own 44. Later 2. Strain 3-7-15 1-7-12 Apartments ^ room, furnished, garage, all utilities, $115, deposit. Call room, cheap. 349-1778. 3-7-15 international 45. Hankering 3. Night club relations 46. Insecticide 4. Deadly BABYSITTER NEEDED. mornings, 882-9782. 10-7-31 WANTED: WOMAN to share house VW 1969. Excellent condition, Dependable with own HAYFORD NORTH. Large 4 $700. Call after 5:30, 349-0508. bedrooms. Summer rates. $190. 348 OAKHILL. BLOCK from near Sparrow, dog okay. transportation. Afternoons, 3 3-7-15 Greyhound. 1 - 3 bedrooms. 484-6434, nights. 2-7-15 children. 351-3764. 5-7-12 351-7497. 0-14-7-31 20. Western $140 - $170. 351-8055 Indian weekends, weekdays after 4pm. SABBATICAL HOUSE. September THREE BEDROOM duplex 114 1974 21. Bronze 10-7-12 - early June 1975. Four 23. Baseball Cotlingwood Apts! FOR SUMMER APARTMENT LIVING bath, full basement, fully carpeted. 339-9698. 5-7-17 bedrooms, study, finished basement, porch, garden. iiHMmi great . THREE, POSSIBLY 4 bedrooms. Neglected I IIP 24. V. f Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning, CEDAR VILLAGE. Two girls for Saginaw/Abbott Road. First Lindbergh Drive. $275/month 25. Meadow r *air conditioned plus utilities. 485-1471. 57-19 Balcony, Furnished 4-girl apartment. September - month's rent plus deposit. Call barley ♦dishwashers June. 332-1959. 3-7-12 394-1520 between 8 a.m. - 9 26. Certain'* *shag carpeting STUDIOS $135. p.m. 3-7-8 ROOMMATE NEEDED. Own 28. Doze L ♦Unlimited Parking ONE BEDROOM - $145 TWYCKINGHAM. ONE man room, $66+ deposit. August. 31. Brother of I ♦Plush Furniture TWO BEDROOM $160 needed for 4-man apartment, fall SUBLET AUGUST 1 - September 351-5995. 538 Lexington. Moses | ♦model open daily 32. Without: damage deposit. $210. mmm/M i - 1974, 9 month lease. $75 per 15. No 3-7-15 month. 489-2070 after 6 p.m. Cedar Greens. 351-7063. 33. HodgeP0" call 351-8282 HALSTIAD MANAGEMENT _3^7-12 10-7-24 HOUSE FOR rent. Furnished, three 34. Curiam materia' to four (behind Zody'i - bedrooms, 354 mllee to 37. Cove 351-7910, or 3516163 THREE BEDROOM duplex, partly ROOM FOR rent. Close to campus. campus. September 74 - 38. Orf ^ on the rlverl) ^ furnished, 351-7026. 3-7-15 near campus. Call $05/month. 332-1809. 6 p.m. 3-7-8 Sumr* 76. $300/month, plus utilities. 393-6195.5-7-19 39. Bushy cm Vij 40. Insect n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, July 12, 1974 ]3 hrS* * 0s* ^ l,**»* IS) Committee releases Watergate evidence Lg COUCH, Kitchen t»ble BED SIMMONS. Queen "hotel SEWING ■ 2 large d«k». refrigerator, special." Deluxe firm. Frame MACHINE Clearance GERMAN SHEPHERD pup*. AKC, (continued from FIND SOMETHING page 1) how they differed from the You run the risk of more stuff, \k floor lamp, card table and box, mattress. New $240 6 Salel Brand new portables *hot», wormed, dew claw* If you've found White House versions and a few valid or invalid, surfacing on book,half. 484-2644. month* old. $150. Call $49.95. $5 per month. removed. $100. Call 371-3748, a pet or article of discredit the President's chief Neil Large value, 351-0375. 3-7-12 selection of reconditioned used after 5. 33-7-15 we want to help you return days before the Senate the Watergate caper." Jl8 machines. Singer*, White*, it. Just come into the Classified Department and tell us State News accuser and demonstrate that Nixon had no role in a $75,000 Watergate Committee is Nixon was quoted as KiAGE SALE. Leaving COMPLETE 120 watt stereo Necchis, New Homes and "many ALASKAN MALAMUTE pupple*. you want to place an ad in EAST payment to E. Howard Hunt scheduled to release its final agreeing that something might BnIry Small appliance*, slide system. For morn information others." $19.95 to $39.95. AKC regittered, 6 week*, *hot* LANSING STATE BANK'S Found J., the convicted Watergate report prompted a White come out and then adding: Rector, FM radio, sewing cell 351-4463. 3-7-12 Terms. EDWARDS and wormed. 349-3113, after 6. Column. As a public service EAST conspirator. House spokesman's complaint "We hope nothing will. It Ihine, television. »nt GOLF DISTRIBUTING 1115 COMPANY, 5-7-19 LANSING STATE BANK will The release of the evidence that the timing was "more than may not. But there is always ■niture, many houaehold CLUBS, 2 doz«nM„ ,q North Washington. 489-6448. C-7-331 the ad at no cost to you I run two a coincidence." the risk . . . Well, I'd cut the Ins Friday 12th, 10am • 8pm. choose from. Scuba ge8r. EAST LANSING came days after the The spokesman said the loss fast. I'd cut it fast." ■2 D, University Village. Camping equipment. Rifles an(j Judiciary Committee put out President's foes in Congress 1.12 • • hotgun*. Cameras. BICYCLES ALL ihiie Homes » STATE BANK its own transcripts of eight The March 17 discussion Stereo - Ten Speed,I C-7-31 were components. Over 1000 Various color* presidential conversations mounting a campaign came to light in the tape of a used and sizes. "not to educate the public but [ley CAMPER. Five year* 8-track tapes and diamond albums. Used Simplex de-railer, center - pull FOUND: "cLEAR~plMtic"giasses! 8)008 with a compilation of to condition the public and June 4, 1973, conversation in I good condition, lights in*ide rings, o()als, etc. brakes, high quality at dealers AMERICAN 1972 12' x 65', 7' x Trimmed with black. Outside which the president told his out, storage area, Guitar* ampli 1 i«r* 8nd co*t. Forced warehouse sale. 9 12' expando. Three bedroom*, manipulate it." press secretary - Jeni*on Tornado Shelter. he had listened _ufnished. Best offer over accessories. WILCOX 4:30 p.m. Monday 1V4 bath, furniched, 8' x 10' f In the to the tape • Friday. 8 355-6142. C-3-7-12 / J+'e u/Un+c \ seven beige - covered of the March BO Large but fits small cars, SECONDHAND STORE, 509 a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D&C *hed, $7200. 5027 Am*terdam, I II 5 WIIUI9 conversation and that, in it, he volumes of staff evidence East Lmple El Csmino, Datsun Michigan, Lansing. STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive, Holt (Windmill Park). 694-0161. FOUND: DOG, M.A.C. and Ann I had expressed concern about I 351-3373. 3-7-17 485-4391. C-7-31 South Cedar, at 1-96. 694-3311 I totaling more than 4,000 pages 014-7-31 8-1-7-12 Street. Iri.h tetter mix. I happening and more than two million the problems the Watergate 351-5448.3-7-15 " words, the committee disclosed investigation could cause for NIKON CAMERAS, lenses, AMERICAN 1971, 12' x 60' motor Announcements for If, What's for the first time extensive the White House. MICHIGAN'S Largest Audio under warranty. Good buy. Only skirted, porch, shed, disposal, FOUND: SILVER Woman's watch er with the finest in stereo furnished. Windmill Park. Clean, happening must be received in the excerpts from the grand jury morning*, 351-1356. 4-7 12 at Bike rack Y-lot. Has State News office, 341 Student Also disclosed in the tducts and electronic repair*, GIBSON'S > Make an offer. 694-8435. 4-7-19 inscription. 641-4597. C-3-7-17 Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least testimony of central Watergate evidence were some hand • the store with straight SPORT TOURIST 10 speed. two class days before publication. figures, including Nixon's written notes of the President Man's ■USIC. answers. 245 MARSHALL Ann Street. bike. Call 372-5453, 10 a m 12:30 a.m. 3-7-17 BOCK 8'x 38'CLEAN, FURNISHED, 2 FOUND: GRAY kitten, white marking*. Vicinity Natural So »"nounceemnts will be accepted ,y Phone- former top aides. Also opened to as well his recollections of the March 21, dictated 1-7-12 YAMAHA ALTO Sax. Perfect, ADDIC bedroom,, 7 year. old. Convenient to shopping area and Science Building. Call 355-4634, Thrasos. C-3-7-17 Gay liberation will hold informal ap groups at 8 p.m. on Tuesdays were versions hitherto of two public view undisclosed 1973, discussion in which he has said hush presidential - money was $450. flute; Ambassador Student Rebuilt like new. $70. BOOK SALE campus. Best offer 351-3373. 3-7-17 over $1250. ind Thursdays in 309 Student Services Bldg. Everyone welcome. conversations, one on June 30, discussed. JOMPSONS' FRANDOR After 6:30, 393-8414.3-7-17 50% OFF 1972, less than two weeks after The evidence does not J JEWELERS Says 10 on our regular 10" 2 x 50' MODERN, FURNISHED, bedrooms, 5 Personal / MENSA round table discussion jroup topic for tomorrow night: the break - in, the other a include the grand jury report SPEEDS: Fuji S-10-S, 21". years old. summary Nixon gave of a naming Nixon an unindicted 14 Days Left low prices co Convenient to Noninflatable currency invented by March 17, 1973, discussion Motobecane Grand Touring, shopping areas 88 year • old - conspirator in the coverup. 23". $150 each, both for $290. and campus. Best offer over FREE A lesson in Ralph Brosodi. The about Watergate. •paperbacks 75% off ... complexion think - in starts at 7 p.m. Saturday The grand jury did not include 175.000 Ring Sale 353-2960 during day. Ask for Gerry. 3-7-17 •hardbacks 50% aff $2200. 351-3373.3-7-17 care. Michigan, CALL or 484-4519, East 485-7197 Lansing at 1211 Chester Road. Patrick Wolf has more information. The June 30 transcripts the report in the material it quote an aide as telling Nixon: asked U.S. District CUT YOUR living cost*. We've Mall. MERLE "The longer you Judge John |0FF - Casual and High a sharp 2 bedroom mobile home got COSMETIC NORMAN wait, the J. Sirica to turn over to the STUDIOS. Fighting and archery practice for risk each 1 Rings - Rubies, APARTMENT SALEI 1410-F for sale. Includes C-14-7-31 the more hour brings. committee. range and Society for Creative Spartan Village. 3550837 after res, Opals. Garnets, refrigerator. Priced at Anachronism will be held at 2 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 5-7-15 only Topaz, Tiger Eye $3400 and we'll Saturday at the field archery range Animal research aids help get WANTED west of Jenison Fieldhouse. (OFF - Linde Stars in SANSUI AU999 JVC 4-way 12" speakers, dual 1215. $600? financing. Call Gordon Fisher, East Lansing Realty. 332-3534. for PSYCHOLOGY STUDY The Listening Ear, crisis man 3-7-15 Male students from intervention center, will celebrate Colors and Pearl 351-8183. 4-7-12 fatherless, broken, or its fifth birthday on July IS, with divorced homes at least (contineud from page 1) in deer they may be able to an open house at its center, 547V4 [OFF - Diamond Rings, RUMMAGE SALE. 1531 Donora, many miscellaneous items: car SCUBA EQUIPMENT, U.S. Divers, 1967 12' x 60' Deluxe Belvedere two Please years call before age 12. E. Grand River Ave. The public is determine more about the Gold Rings, Mountings Scubapro. Much of it hardly Mobile Home. Two bedrooms, Hugh Jones invited to share in the birthday He disease in humans. parts, TV set, table set, etc. 882-5806 explained that the used. 694-0251. 5-7-22 furnished. Phone Monday to arrange for festivities by dropping by the Kitchen also studies a -Colored Stones. 4-7-12 1% hour teating sessions. tapeworm larvae often develop Thursday, 332-0684. 5-7-19 center anytime between 10 a.m. JOFF - Pierced Earrings, Participants will be paid $3 and 8 p.m. on July 15, for coffee or in rats naturally, and that in syndrome in fox squirrels that KENWOOD KR-100 receiver. per session. the natural cycle cats consume is not harmful to them, but is |4K Gold. PRAKTICA LLB 35mm camera + Nikko STA-5010 receiver. Akai NEW MOON. 10' x 55', with punch and cookies. the rats and the harmful adult closely related to a problem in (OFF - Pendants, 14K Vivitar 135mm telephoto. $120. 1730DDS quadrophonic tape expando, storage shed, skirting, The regular meeting of the man that causes anemia and I and Sterling Silver, 485-8233. 3 7-12 tapeworms hatch in their Is, Pearls, Jade and LARGE SELECTION of frames. recorder. and Turntables, speakers, large assortment of small washer, Close to campus. $300 or best offer. Call 351-1068 ' I"" ACCESS CENTER Society for Creative Anachronism will be held at 7:30 Friday in the stomachs. sensitivity to sunlight. Kitchen also works with the Union Tower Room. By studying this situation ■er Sets. Glasses for everyone. OPTICAL stereo systems. LP's and tapes. Sunday morning, Must sell. FOR | and trying to find immunizing Detroit and Potter Park zoos to I an Additional 10% DISCOUNT, 2615 East Musical Fender, instruments Gibson, such Marshall and as 1-7-12 (Human Reproduction offers Health I> The Stoddard - Gunson vaccines that work on the rats "improve health management" all Items in the Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. Photography Assn. is seeking new studies the blood values of an C-3-7-12 Accoustic. Portable TV's FOR SALE. | Abortion-Contraception services creative input from to retard development of the Store 12' x 60' Marlette. 1 1226 East Michigan I serious amateur cameras, household items, and and professionals to meet on a larvae in the rats, Williams young farm animals with the much more. DICKER 81 DEAL Fully carpeted, air conditioner, aim of improving the health of PSONS' FRANDOR 10' x 25' awning, 10' x 7' shed. regular basis to exchange and hopes to solve a similar RUMMAGE SALE, Saturday 7-13. SECONDHAND STORE, 1701 stimulate the newborn and is JEWELERS 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 1616-H Spartan Must be seen to appreciate. new ideas. For further problem in man. developing South Cedar. 487-3886. We buy information call D.R. Kinnee. restraint kMall Court, Frandor Phone 482-5521, daily before 5. In Central and South drugs to cut down the Village. 355-9795. 1-7-12 sell and trade. C-7-31 jMonday- Friday, 9:30 til 9, Ask for Harry Wilson. 3-7-17 Enter the Autocross: a America, tapeworms in humans injury risk when studying ■Saturday 9;30 - 6. challenging test of a driver's skill animals. are a major problem. Beef ^332 1385 tor Custom Work GREAT CLOTHES, 414 Abbott, When it comes to saving, the values Selling Services? Sell them to more L and car handling. One car at a time is run against the clock. Classes for cattle shelter the larvae in their He admits that his work, like Jiobody beats our prices next to City Hall, Friday, in the Classified Ads each day people with low cost Want Ads. air cars. The Autocross will be held that of the others mentioned I on Quality Jewelry. Saturday. 1-7-12 can be a real help. Check Dial 355-8255 now. stomachs and transmit them to now. NORTHEAST. VERY attractive, 3 from 12 noon to S p.m. Saturday humans, where they above, is not the kind of can grow bedrooms. Near Bancroft Park (in case of rain, Sunday), in parking to research that's going to cure lot Y at the corner of Mt. Hope adulthood and cause and Groesbeck Golf Course. Gas cancer tomorrow. Road serious internal difficulties. and Farm Lane. See you furnace, full size car garage. New "We want to open up new Williams, who spent several wiring and plumbing. In ery doors." Kitchen said. "These THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE good condition. Tastefully Dr. Gerald Miller, professor of years studying the problem in South America and the World problems have been looked at landscaped. Only $15,500. Call communications, will be the owner, 372-1618. Health Organization, said the over and over again from the speaker at the informal Sunday disease is uncommon in North human perspective. What we BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY morning service July 14 at the Unitarian Universalis! Church, 8SS America because of need are fresh ideas that come THREE BEDROOM house, 1'/. - high bath, fully carpeted. Large lot Grove Si. Miller will tell about his standards of health and from looking at the research in using video tape in court lots of trees. 339-8729 after € personal hygiene, but that differences." room trials. The service begins at p.m. 1308 Buckingham Road south of our border it is a ★ SAVE TIME * SAVE MONEY Haslett. 5-7-19 10:30 a.m. and is followed by a question period and coffee hourl "primary public health problem." Australians Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve you. Recreation the Students interested in working at July IS Chick Corea/Tim Robert Bull is conducting £) stop ban Buckley concert as Are marshalls research that in one way is should contact Jeff Johnson or Carl identical to that of Williams - Arts K Crafts Counseling Golf Marin after S p.m. he is studying a problem in a CROSSROADS Lansing knit shop INDIAN HILLS GOLF COURSE CYCLE The MSU Tolkien Fellowship will meet tonight to plan the stone - lower animal that is analogous to man. on Sinatra DR. D.M.DEAN 210 ABBOTT troll picnic and other summer LICCtSS tic and Imported Yarn* And Golf Shop activities at 8 p.m. in 31 Union. All Bull, who holds assistant SYDNEY. Australia (APl — *Bemat Yarns STUDENT RATES 3324081 are welcome. professorships in three Australian labor unions lifted " OPTOMETRIST departments — medicine, their ban against Frank Sinatra | fj&A/ 'Free Knitting '' AVAILABLE Divers - the MSU Scuba Club is surgery and veterinary on Thursday and permitted the ■ Instructions 349-1010 'Specialists in CENTER V, Mile East of East diving at Grand Haven on Saturday. If you're interested call Sally Kirlies medicine — spends part of his singer to resume his Lanslnb just oft Eisi VISION CARE time supervising work on ■^"5 ® Rugs and Ntedlepoin • • ABORTION _ EAST GaiinlQrand River Ave. CONTACT LENS or Gordie Jones for more interrupted conert tour. *Needlepoint Supplies CONTRACEPTION • nlvER ' Okemos, Mich. information. pioneer characterization of The 57 - year - old singer COUNSELING 'Oewel