Economics a factor in ByMARY ANNE FLOOD only look across the street where the State Newt Staff Writer flunking out, and more stay in East One woman who had advertised her situation is even bleaker for the late off Classified ads are - Lansing after graduating than in past apartment in the State News said she had quickly becoming campus renter. years. He suggested that economic factors, required reading for all too many MSU The Off Campus had almost 300 calls but no one wanted to students these last few weeks of summer Housing office has like not being able to find jobs elsewhere, pay her $165 price this year for a one - been packed these last few weeks with has made East Lansing an attractive term. students madly flipping through their half room, two - person apartment. homestead for recent graduates. "The students seem pickier this Though August is traditionally a - filled rental card folders. "If you can still make bread at year. housing rush period, it has never before Meijer's They are more reluctant to spend their "They're usually all full at this time of why leave and starve?" he asked. been as much of a housing crunch period the year," Off money," she said. "Someone who has the Campus Housing Director Other University officials, Vice as well. Jeff Frumkin said. right deal could clean up." President for Student Affairs Eldon University officials have no accurate Apartment hunters can expect to pay "Nothing opened up this year. The Nonamaker and Residence Hall Manager $80 and up. Anything below that can count of the number of students who have housing situation is just getting tighter and Robert Underwood, also noted that the dropped their residence hall reservations, tighter every year," he said. generally be considered an East Lansing • recent phenomenon of post - graduate but estimates suggest that close to 900 Frumkin said that, as usual, there style "bargain." are East Lansing residents has had an effect on Most student ghetto area houses were more people will jam into residence halls some units available in apartment the tight city housing situation. • - most of which were considered crowded rented during spring term. The few houses last year in 1974. complexes, but that the housing market Economics, which may have been a left average from $75 to $90 a and converted - person. The type apartment market contributing factor to many people In a survey of four years of State News expected outpouring of seems to have closed up. sophomores that caused worry among off • staying on campus for fall since the rental classifieds, it was evident that prices "I don't know why, the East Lansing University rates have become quite for apartments have been campus upper classmen and delight among housing ordinance maybe, people staying steadily on the area landlords appears never to appealing, may play a unique part in rise for these four years. The average 1971 have on in East materialized. Lansing maybe, I don't know," apartment hunting this year. apartment price was $64 per person and it he said. But those facing a chance of "People are going to pay more than has climbed to a 1974 average of $83. tripling in Frumkin said students seem to be they thought," said Frumkin. "Rents have a University • managed dormitory, need taking longer to Average house cost per person has climbed go to school, less are uniformly gone up $10 or $15 this year. (continued on page 15) Friday, August 23, 1974 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824 MSU grad prevented from teaching by imprecise state law on convicts By JUNE E.K.DELANO that Cotton was ineligible for teacher Farrell initially thought that the concluded that Rule 51 is the only State News Staff Writer certification, citing Rule 51, and refused qualification "good moral character" was reference to teachers and criminal "Rehabilitation to recommend him for certification to the means the included somewhere in the regulations or behavior. Michigan Dept. of Education. statutes covering teacher certification and Jo purpose of law is justice and that Without a recommendation, the state Hauete, Farrell's legislative that MSU felt Cotton did not meet the assistant, does not think Rule 51 applies to as a generous people we wish to cannot certify a teacher, explained Tom requirement. Cotton because crimes of moral turpitude give every individual his chance for Farrell, asst. state superintendent of However, his staff searched through the are usually crimes such as child molesting, fulfillment What achievement schools. Though there have been appeals to laws . . . the- state board of education in the past. on Tuesday, after a State News rape or sodomy. can give soNety'greater""" inquiry, and fourid no such phrase. Cotton's oonvictioro include larceny, than to afford the offender the assault and armed robbery, but there are no sex crimes or crimes chance, once lost, to live at peace, involving children on his record, both Harding and the state to fulfill himself and to help Dept. of Corrections said. others?" - Ramsey Clark, former U.S. attorney general. Harding, however, does not agree with Hauete's dictionary definition of moral pmputers 'map out' James Cotton, an MSU graduate and a turpitude. He believes the term is broader convicted felon, is unemployed, in part and that, under Rule 51, Cotton cannot be because MSU's College of Education and allowed in the classroom. the state's Dept. of Education have no "We've done a lot of work on this precedent for defining "moral turpitude." because we knew it would be a hot issue," Iture of cartography The phrase is found in Rule 51 of the state's teacher certification code, which reads:' Harding said, "and I think that with his record does constitute of the moral turpitude clause." a someone violation "An applicant convicted as an adult of By STEVE ORR an act of immoral conduct contributing to Harding and state officials would According to him, the purpose of the the delinquency of a child or a felony welcome a test case. State News Staff Writer gathering is to "promote interest in and "We've only had three or four appeals use of computer involving moral "turpitude . . . shall be P machine mapping." denied issuance of a certificate or license on any grounds to the state level," whirls, clicks, hums 1" tapes spinning and or shall be denied enrollment for student explained Farrell. "There has never been a Computer mapping, Hugg said, is one test of this rule and 1 would welcome it." | blinking - spits out: the State of of the most meaningful developments in teaching or internship ..." Before the case could go the state, the field of cartography (map - making) in Cotton, a graduate of MSU's teaching Cotton would have to appeal within the P&teof Michigan? years. internship program, may well set a precedent with this case which could College of Education, explained Keith Pfite that map have plodded affect the lives of many exoffenders. Goldhammer, dean of the college. The process can be explained simply. • iking in the background for 15 Someone skilled in the ways of map - The issue arises because Cotton, 39, is a ■ to if the folks "The best thing for Cotton to do is planning an making accumulates all of the data for the veteran of the Michigan prisons, where he institute the normal g"°'y computer mapping map. but instead of having to sit down and has spent a total of 13 years. After his procedures for on campus in early September review," he said. "In the meantime, Dr. draw it himself - a task that can take days parole in 1969, he enrolled at Lansing way, the transistorized Harding is acting onwhat he knows to be « will get noisy in the near — he merely turns to the computer. A Community College, where he was active the law." three ■ minute stint at the programing in student affairs. Then he transferred to Larry Hugg, a graduate the MSU teaching program. The issue may be settled by House Bill the Office of Health Services keyboard is all that is needed, and the 5905 which is pending in the state House P»and Research, is coordinator computer ejaculates a finished map in a According to Kenneth Harding, of Representatives. The bill would allow matter of seconds. coordinator of undergraduate student ■ttnlerence. ex • offenders to seek employment in the affairs in the school of teacher education, his office was unaware of the extent of teaching profession as well as in 40 job As with other functions of computers, Cotton's record until two weeks before categories now legally closed to them. the significance of the operation is that it spring baccalaureate. They learned of it Licensing boards would not be able to is done quickly. refuse certification or licensing to a person '' from a local law enforcement agency, Hie advantages of computer mapping are solely because of a criminal record if the Harding said. bill is enacted. (continued on page 15) At that time, the school determined JAMES COTTON (continued on page 15) Ford OKs $11.9 billion I CL«8S INTERVAL WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford plans will be given their retirement benefits. much as 10 cents. But officials signing. must participate in program development. signed legislation Thursday revamping downplayed chances of any imminent •in his unofficial role as head of the The Housing section increases the The bill was adopted 85 • 0. President federal housing and community request for such a hike. Republican party, Ford conferred with maximum amount of FHA single- family Ford has advised its sponsors that he will •Ford signed a proclamation 1 *00 - 4.00 development programs and declared the GOP Chairman George Bush and chairmen home mortgages from $33,000 to $45,000 measure "will help to return power from sign it. designating Aug. 16 as Women's Equality of the Republican congressional and lowers down payment requirements. •The President and his economic campaign the banks of the Potomac to people in Day and urged ratification of the Equal committees on his hopes that the Sex discrimination in mortgage lending advisers were reported studying a proposal party their own communities." Rights Amendment to the constitution. can gain control of both the House and would be prohibited, thus to increase the present 4 - cent - per • "You're making headway every enabling *•00 The measure signed in East Room day," he Senate in the November elections. working women to obtain mortgages on - 8.90 ceremonies authorized $11.9 billion gallon federal gasoline excise tax by as told 13 congresswomen who witnessed the • their own and working families to count Seafarers Union president Paul Hall during the next three fiscal years for so accepted Ford's invitation for an Oval the income of both spouses in mortgage called "block grants" to states, counties Office chat, joining AFL • CIO president applications. and cities for projects previously handled The private pension bill would through categorical grant programs. Categorical grants must go for specific Delay of Watergate trial George Meany and Teamsters' president Frank Fitzsimmons as the first three labor leaders to confer with the President. that all such plans be fully funded. This means employers must maintain in the require programs while block grants give local •Ford underwent his first check up by- pension accounts the money they would governments more leeway in deciding how a White House physician Thursday and be required to pay employes after gives lawyers more time they the money is to be used. was declared retire. physically and mentally fit — The measure also provides significant though described as sorely missing his The legislation also gives participants assistance to the mortgage market. FROM WIRE SERVICES backyard swimming pool. 100 per cent vesting after a maximum of "No one expects this bill to bring Under the housing and 15 years service. That guarantees them the substantial immediate relief to the housing WASHINGTON - U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica Thursday postponed the community development bill, money would be right to receive all they and their market, but over the long haul it should Watergate cover - up trial for three weeks, at the prodding of the U.S. Court of Appeals ' here. allocated to communities on a formula employers have invested in a pension fund 1600-00 UN ITS/ INCH provide the foundations for better housing based on after a specified period of service in a Sirica reset the start of the trial, which involves some of former President Richard population, housing for all Americans," Ford said. company Nixon's chief administration, White House and campaign aides, for Sept. 30. He said he overcrowding and poverty for medium and P"** can take part of the The bill signing was part of a busy larger cities and counties. To get money, still hoped to complete the trial by .Christmas. of ™>p • presidential schedule for the day, which communities must develop programs to Rockefeller scurries for confirmation , making. A included these other developments: Sirica acted shortly after the Appeals Court had suggested, but not ordered, that he eliminate or prevent slums and votes, page 2, while President Ford tells (Hvn. °",y ,pend threa •The Senate approved for Fords delay the trial three to four weeks to allow lawyers more time to prepare their cases. "I have adopted the suggestions of the Court of Appeals," Sirica told reporters in his deterioration, provide housing assistance, Rep. Bella Abzug and other Proflramminfl the signature the first private pension bill to and develop strategy to meet over I Uc#»shaded map. (continued on page 15) - all congresswomen that they look like the guarantee that persons covered by pension community development needs. Citizens Rockettes, page 5. Friday, August 23, 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Rockefeller works for support FROM WIRE SERVICES Rockefeller told Griffin "it's going to be WASHINGTON - Vice President - designate quite an undertaking" to pull his financial Nelson A. Rockefeller campaigned through the records and other background together. A long halls of Congress Thursday, pledging time aide, New York attorney Robert Douglass, cooperation with key lawmakers and telling is supervising the effort. dozens of well - wishers "I'm keeping my The former New York governor declined to fingers crossed." estimate the amount of his multi - million • Relative danger of lUDs debated Most of his meetings on a 19 - stop Senate dollar wealth but expressed the fear "I won't be and House tour arranged by the White House, able to live up to some of the expectations." Weighted down with volumes of conflicting medical were with members of the Senate Rules and Hugh Morrow, Rockefeller's press aide, said that William Ronan, a longtime associate who testimony, a government advisory panel retired Administration and House Judiciary committees, which will hold the hearings to now heads the New York • New Jersey Port behind closed doors in Washington Thursday to examine Rockefeller's background and Authority, may become the chief of reconsider the safety of intrauterine contraceptive Rockefeller's vice presidential staff or take over qualifications for the vacant vice presidency. devices (IUDs). "Whatever the committees want, I'll give active direction of his Commission on Critical A most urgent question facing the committee of them," he told the bank of reporters and Choices, examining the nation's long - range outside experts was whether the Dalkon Shield, cameramen that trailed the Rockefeller problems. entourage through the corridors of Senate and Morrow said that, for now, Ann Whitman, associated with 11 deaths and 209 cases of infected Rockefeller's personal secretary, is acting as House office buildings and the Capitol. spontaneous abortions, posed a greater risk to The hectic schedule ran late, forcing chief of staff. millions of women that other IUDs. Rockefeller to cancel plans for a State Dept. Rockefeller was asked to replace Ford at a During more than 12 hours of open hearings, which luncheon with Secretary of State Henry $100 - a - plate fund • raising GOP dinner in elicited testimony from more than 30 physicians and Kissinger, who once worked for him. Newport, R.I., Wednesday night after Ford He was scheduled to dine with President became President and said he'd probably get population scientists, the panel heard conflicting Ford at the White House Thursday night before the call again. opinions on the risk to users of Dalkon Shields returning to his Seal Harbor. Maine, vacation "We didn't discuss anything specific," specifically and IUDs generally. home by private jet. Rockefeller said. "But in principle that's what The Federal Drug Administration said it knew of five Rockefeller declined an opportunity to go he (Ford) wants." When reporters noted that office in the New Rockefeller apparently was enjoying himself he deaths and 21 septic abortions associated with the inside the vice presidential Senate Office Building. "I'm superstitious or I'd replied, "I've got to be natural." Lippes loop, and one death and eight septic abortions The campaign flavor of Rockefeller's first Vice presidential nominee Nelson Rockefeller, left, meets with Sen. James O. Eastland come in," he said as he waved to several staff associated with the Saf - T - Coil. Millions of those two Miss., president pro tempore of the Senate, Thursday in Washington. Rockefeller sped members. partisan appearance since being named vice brands were worn by women until 1971 when the Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R - Mich., the president was evident in another way. He ran day meeting with members of Congress. Dalkon Shield was introduced and rapidly captured a assistant GOP leader and a rules committee into his first heckler. large share of the market. member, assured Rockefeller that last year's As Rockefeller began to speak, a young man experience in confirming Ford for the vice presidency might make it possible to act this stood up in the middle of the crowd, held aloft Seized plane linked with Vesco time in less than the 55 days that took. "Now that they've been around the track two Socialist newspapers and shouted a Socialist slogan. As he was being ushered out, The U.S. Customs Service has seized an executive jet once and know how to work this, I don't think Rockefeller declared, "This is a free country . . fapfiZi aircraft in connection with alleged gun running, and it will take as long," Griffin said. . you should leave him here." William Sessions, San Antonio federal district attorney, said Thursday it is a "Robert Vesco - connected plane." living in Costa Rica, is under federal Vesco, now indictmenton charges stemming from a secret 5200,000 contribution he made to President Nixon's re - election Gross Notional campaign in an alleged attempt to influence an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission. James Lindsey, special customs agent, said, "Thomas drops after months a of the year, which Anniversary Sale WASHINGTON (AP) The The nation's real output is Patrick Richardson identified himself as owner of the - aircraft." Richardson is head of a Los Angeles brokerage government Thursday revised determined by adjusting the showed a 7 per cent drop in Over 2.000 winners . . . over SI0,000 in prizes in Knapp's Anniversary j amount of the output in dollar real output and a 12.3 per cent Treasure Chest. It' your key the padlock, you're lucky winner! its latest estimate of the opens a firm and an associate of Vesco. terms to account for inflated annual inflation rate. nation's total output of goods At the same time, the and services, listing the drop in prices. 4th Korean protest provokes ban output from April through June as less than 1 per cent. The latest estimate set the Gross National Product for the Commerce Dept. reported that before - tax profits of The three • month period second quarter at $1,387.3 corporations rose at a slower About 3,000 South Koreans demonstrated at the billion at a seasonally adjusted rate in the second quarter of was the second quarter in a Japanese Embassy in Seoul Thursday in the fourth row to register a drop in real annual rate, or an increase of the year. straight day of protests over Japan's disclaimers of output of the Gross National $28.5 billion over the first The Coijunerce Dept. said responsibility in the assassination attempt against Product. three months of the year. The profits showed a rise of $11.7 Two such quarters of decline original estimate had set the billion or 8.4 per qent, to a President Chung Hee Park. are a primary indicator of second quarter figure at total of $150.4 billiorl. But Education Minister Min Kwan - shik. fearing a recession. $1,383.5 billion. break in relations between Japan and Korea, called a Profits had jumped by $16 The Commerce Dept., The department left meeting of high school principals after pupils joined the responding to data received unchanged the comparable billion, or 13 per cent, in the first quarter of the year. protest and ordered a ban on future demonstrations. since the original second figures for the first three In Tokyo, Vice Foreign Minister Hisanari Yamada quarter Gross National Product tried to ease the situation by saying his government report was issued last month, pegged the three • month drop regretted the assassination attempt. at eight - tenths of 1 per cent. The earlier estimate had set the Monday! Vatican adamant on birth control drop at 1.2 per cent. $20 per year The upward adjustment e paid at I'ast L occurred despite the '5 Student Sen The Vatican refused Thursday to endorse a draft plan sity. East Lansing. Michiga department's finding that by the U.N. World Population Conference in Bucharest, inflation was stronger than GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER ROBERT L. BULLARD, SALES MANAGER Romania, calling for increased worldwide birth control originally estimated. The Gross PHONES methods. National Product's version of A Vatican delegate to the conference, Msgr. Edouard prices showed a 9.6 per cent rise. The original estimate for Gagnon, told a news conference the Catholic church the quarter had been 8.8 per maintains its opposition to abortion, sterilization and cent. contraception. He became the first delegate at the 141 - nation conference to oppose birth control. Other countries have taken the position that population control was the domain of the individual nation. Italians challenge NATO role Leaders of Italy's Socialist party are using Greece's withdrawal from NATO as an opportunity to challenge continued Italian participation in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Pietro Nenni, veteran leader of the Socialist party, said that any U.S. forces thrown out of Greece as a result of the Cyprus crisis should not be allowed to be redeployed in Italy. The Socialists, Italy's third largest party, have publicly questioned Italy's role in NATO for the first time since joining the governing center - left coalition 12 years ago. Suspicions that NATO would move to beef up its forces on Italian soil were strengthened earlier this week when four American Navy vessels and a large helicopter carrier appeared Tuesday off the southern Italian port of Brindisi. Hard rains come to Sahel desert The Sahelian desert zone of West Central Africa, stricken by a devastating six - year drought, has been hit by torrential rains, a United Nations body reported Thursday. "The rains, which have reached flood proportions in some areas, are a mixed blessing," a spokesman for the ATMCDONALO& famous maker print U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization said. The spokesman said the heavy rain had caused flooding in some areas, cutting road links and isolating short sleeve shirts large pockets of people. He said 2,000 camels had been mobilized with U.S. financial aid to carry 5,000 tons of A cup of coffee is the least we can do at a time like this, so anybody who's studying themselves silly is hereby 890 food to stranded communities. invited to their participating McDonald's restaurant But the official added that "if the rains continue for a richly deserved, no strings attached free through September we may see a reasonably good coffee break. reg. $13 harvest" in the region. Famous maker knit shirts with short sleeves. In prints, solids and dots. Offer good Sun. Aug. 25 to Sat. Aug. 31 Cardigan styles and placket from pull-overs. A!l knitted fabrics, washable. Winning lottery numbers 7:00 PM 'til CLOSING Sizes 8-16. The winning numbers in the regular weekly drawing 234 W. Grand River of the Michigan lottery Thursday are 433 and 568. 1024 E. Grand River 2040 E. Grand River Sportswear, Downtown, Lansing Mall. Meridian Mall Second chance numbers, automatically worth $5,000, and Westwood Mall, Jackson are 190 and 639. Winning numbers in the new "Fortune in Okemos Maker" bonus drawing are 543 and 746. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 23,1974 3 First c-t contract delayed until November By DIANE SILVER State News Staff Writer members was certified as the official bargaining agent for MSU's Hawkins said the association's priorities in the negotiations employe, and 10 per cent by MSU, split. c-ts on March 26, 1974, by the Michigan Employment Relations include usU's 2,200 clerical - technical (c -1) employes will probably Commission. a return to the merit ■ step pay scale, cost of living pay The association will explore the possibility of abolishing the 1"8 contract with the University until November. The association was increases, changes in the retirement plan, longevity pay, new provision in the plan which forces employes to make contributions. declared winner this year by the health and fringe benefits, a new John Hawkins, president of the MSU Employe's Assn., told commission 14 months after an grievance procedure and the Compulsory contributions put too much of a strain on some election in November 1972, i, Site NfWS Thursday that the lar*e number of details between the association and the commissioning of a study on c -1 jobs. employes' budgets, Hawkins said. "lived in negotiating a first contract between the c - ts and County and Municipal Employes (AFSCME). American Federation of State, Prior to 1972 all c - ts were under a merit - step pay plan The association is also asking for an increase in longevity pay, Si will drag out the negotiations. He estimated that a contract About 80 per cent of the which gave automatic pay increases based on length of he said. Currently, bonuses as recognition for long service are c ts are office Id not be completed before November, secretaries, while another 20 - workers, mostly employment. based on the first $6,500 of a person's salary. foliations began Aug. 5. technical positions. per cent fill Approximately 88 laboratory and other The association is asking for a return to that plan because it The bonuses range from 2 per cent to 8 per cent of $6,500. ^ association, which currently has nearly 700 signed women. per cent of the c - ts are "recognized the fact that a person year or two has a better knowledge and who has worked here for a L ongevitypay should be based on actual salary because over half efficency then a newly of the c ts make over $6,500, Hawkins said. • hired person," Hawkins said. The association's demands also include a request for new Cost of living pay increase based on a formula worked out heclth and fringe benefits. Hawkins noted that the union is being through negotiations are also being included in the association's careful to explore the consequences of its requests in an attempt demands. to keep costs down. Acupuncture: let a The requested wage increase would be retroactive to June normal contract expiration date in the University's fiscal year. "Right now we only get wage adjustments that the board of 30, Hawkins said the association is also asking that the grievance procedure for c - ts be changed so that a professional arbitrator is used to monitor the grievances. Currently, MSU's administration By GARY HOFFMAN trustees vote," Hawkins said. "Those acts on the decisions of the hearing panel, he said. adjustments just don't meet The association is also State News Staff Writer the increases in the cost of asking that the contract include a living." Hawkins said the association is also provision setting up a study of all c -1 job classifications to be To the Chinese, it is more an art than a science. asking that the amounts paid by the University and employes into the retirement plan be undertaken by an outside professional To manv Americans, it is hogwash, in the vein of Dr. a study is agency. Hawkins said such raised from 3 per cent paid by the vitally important because job descriptions do not fit the Hunnicutt's elixir for ills, ranging from cancer to St. Vitus' employe and 6 per cent by jobs c - ts are doing. Many do more than they are paid for while MSU to 5 per cent by the employe and 10 per cent by MSU. "'whatever it really is, medical heads on both sides of the The current plan makes c • ts feel like "second class citizens," others do less, he said. The final priority in the association's demands is that MSU ocean agree that acupuncture has its good points, and the Hawkins said, because both faculty and administrative - become an agency shop. In an agency shop every employe either balthy American skeptic who would approach the technique professional employes retirement plans have 5 per cent by the a joins the union or pays a service fee not exceeding union dues. lith characteristic boredom may be the best patient. An American neuro - physiologist, who recently studied acupuncture in China, says it is not a technique for the Attorney general hopeful skittish. "They should be patients who understand what is going to IK done, they should be calm people and the operation should be rather simple, without any expected complications," Dr. Kenneth Casey of the University of Michigan says. He also said the Chinese seldom use acupuncture on children because patients "can't be undergoing an operation with any wiggling." It makes a big difference where the doctor starts giving a quits over ethics charges person the needle. LANSING (UPI) - State ruled that he did not violate require a good deal of exploration. The delegation observed when he was not officially a did not want to become an 48 surgeries in China, Labor Director Barry Brown the state statute covering Casey is one of a contingentof American medical experts including heart • lung operations, candidate for any office. issue in the race. said Thursday he will not seek standards of conduct for state stomach operations and removals of a Further action ringing in disciplines from dentistry to surgery that recently kidney and the thyroid the Republican nomination for on that matter "The only issue in this race returned from an acupuncture study session in China. He said glands. employes by accepting $5,438 was put off until Sept. 11. should be the record of Atty. the delegation will recommend a clinical trial of the pain • attorney general. in payment for his service on Gov. Milliken, who will be Gen. Frank J. Kelley," he told His political aspirations two federal deadening technique on carefully selected patients around Casey said 50 per cent of the patients showed no pain, 22 advisory topping the GOP ticket in the a news conference. shattered by charges of official committees. the country. per cent felt slight or transient pain, and the rest showed Nov. 5 election, said he has The lack of final action by a significant amount. impropriety pending against But the board left been approached by several the board of ethics on the "Acupuncture is less successful in the abdominal area," he him, Brown said he decided to unanswered the question of other potential candidates charges of impropriety explained. "It is most successful around the neck and head." What happens when the exotic needles fail to master drop out of the race "on the whether other laws were interested in the And a handful of silver needles just may not be enough for the basis of the decisions and attorney precluded Brown's doom. dark forces of yin and yang? The violated, saying it has no general's He patient then receives a nondecisions yesterday of the race. praised the really big jobs. Casey said acupuncture treatment is not good, old • fashioned dose of local anesthetic, Casey jurisdiction outside of the state Brown for State Board of Ethics." rendering "great appropriate for major cancer surgery or operations that explains. statute under which the board service to the people of In an advisory opinion was created earlier this year. Michigan" during his 5'/j requested by Brown, the board years In addition the board as labor director. declined to rule for now on a Brown, who had been the complaint stemming from a only active candidate for the $25 - a - ticket campaign Kelley rejects rival candidates GOP nomination, said he fundraiser Brown held April 1J decided to drop out because he .LANSING ll'PI) - Atty. re commending the candidates were non fa, Frank J. Kelley, who is - attorneys to be certifiable. Those already approved for disqualification of half his attorneys, Kelley said, and The three disqualified the ballot are American aptcted to announce his opposition. therefore ineligible to run for candidates were John Zywicki Independent party candidate mdidacy for a fifth term this On Kelley's advice, elections attorney general of Belleville for the Socialist itttad. has Ray Markel, a Clark Lake narrowed the director Bernard Apol has Though the state Labor party, Detroiter Andrew Rid of competition thrown attorney, and Human Rights by out the attorney Constitution does not Rolstein of the U.S. Labor party candidate Clarice Jobes general candidates of the explicitly require the attorney party and Bobby R. 1 strikers Socialist Labor. Socialist general to be of Highland Park. an attorney, he Washington of Detroit, the Worker and U.S. Labor parties, must be a practicing attorney Socialist Worker party Kelley would be given the plon to bargain it was But learned the Tuesday. to fulfill his constitutional candidate. Democratic nod for the asking. disqualifications duties as chief prosecutor for with hardly make Kelley the the state, a spokesman for employer automatic victor. The three Kelley said. ; Negotiations will begin bumped candidates' parties Past attorney general pesday between striking polled a modest 11,258 votes opinions and court tests have, in 1970 of of 2,549,090 cast. |HH news workers and their through precedent, established (•plover. 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Fri. 8 6 - ■ |r ** _____ .1 M ! a new way to live past Uncle John's Sat. 8 3 - Oak Brook Association dues cover the costs of outdoor maintenance. Insurance, Phone 489-9049 water, common area taxes, and rubbish RUSSELL BAKER State News R.D. Campbell Maureen Beninson .. Editor ■ in ■ Chief Advertising Manager G.F. Korreck News Editor Opinion Page Chris Danielson Opinion Page Editor buildup Melissa Pay ton National Editor Editorials Friday, August 23, 1974 are the opinion of the State News. Staff columns, commentaries, viewpoints and letters are personal opinions. Steve Stein Jim Keegstra Dale Atkins Joe Kirby Sports Editor Copy Chief Photo Editor Staff Representative ^ 3k fi* may It hard not to feel sorry for the day, was being rebuilt overnight with I went to Washington to see them wants to believe it can get the best of was Jefferson, Lincoln and Robert poor guy. The way the buildup was going EDITORIALS change presidents. Men in business suits did the job on television. All of them said Caesar, Redford in the White House with each new man, and will not tolerate reality even before he had spent a night in the White House, there seemed no way he was It was always predictable. The whether Ford could rise am above i the old President was serene, and finally about presidents until presidents rub their could save himself from being a colossal Chicago in 1960 he seemed capabli he came on television in a business suit in it. disappointment before the next Fourth of holding onto his humanity even if he and said he had to leave because his party Fall noses issues wasn't with him any more, and afterwards he left for California. In any case the buildup was going furiously in Washington when I arrived, July. But there was no stopping the buildup. His brief remarks after taking the gotten that vice presidential nominal but of course that may have been he had no hope of it. bee The new man turned out to be a and he hadn't even taken the oath of The buildup, now that he is congressman I had known briefly in office yet. I was immediately given to presidential oath were instantly acclaimed PresiJ as indicative of a statesmanship worthy of will make it hard for him not to housing, understand that he was the one man in vie Chicago in 1960. He was running for the roa vice presidential nomination on the Republican ticket that year, and it was my American capable of uniting the country. His sweet nature was said to surpass all the great Pitt. The reporters, pursuing the old reflex of the temptation to start caesar he is supposed now to playing the i become professional duty to brace him every eight comprehension. His honesty was covering presidents as if they are all the Sun King at Versailles, swamped us with In Washington in thdse first matter what the buildup dayJ When the State News resumes construction before plans for the hours or so and "ask how the campaign was Lincolnian, his depth of honor, equal to suggested, ha the sort of trivia whose publication attests still nothing more than the project had even been finalized. going, and he would grin hopefully and Cato's; his simplicity, a reminder of the quintessd publication Sept. 26, Evel Knievel say he had an uphill fight but he had a lot early saints; his respect for law, to greatness. What time he got out of bed. mundane American hero - the nice g] will be a hero or afloat, and Their ongoing legal skirmishing What he ate for breakfast. The color of his nice guy who had finished first. Trad of hope. I like him because he made no Hanimurabic. He commanded the heavyweight boxing's yearly show against the governmental units bones about the hopelessness of his affection of all the Congress, Republican necktie. The precise width of his smile. from there to greatness is a long j0J piece will be history. However, involved in the roadwork is likely situation. Most politicians running for and Democrat alike, and would bring to An idol was being created out of piffle. and the first obstacle to be the buildup's gift of instant overcoi] birth a new era in which all three branches Greatness was being constructed on a glory. there also are a number of to prove constructive in the long elegant offices can't help making bones foundation of journalistic reflex. The run. about their bogus optimism. of government would once again move in (C) 1974 New York Times important state and local issues that Anyhow, here he was becoming perfect harmony. presidency, which had been a ruin one will be generating interest during However, the whole matter President. He was in his business suit on the coming weeks and beyond. should be expedited so that local television, and the grin was still the same. fern® One of the prime concerns of activists have a chance to channel It seemed to me that as long as they were \XUliK' >- those returning to the East Lansing their energies into the struggle for a local government responsive to going to change presidents they could have done a lot worse, though they could have •l.i i % area from the summer break is the done a lot better, too, which is nothing bound to be the housing situation. citizen's social needs. against the man. How much elegance do w Local housing officials agree that Another issue in which we really need in a president? their market is getting tighter every What I wanted to see was the buildup bureaucratic fumbling should be he was going to get. Every new president year, with this year no exoeptiofi. dispensed with concerns the futures gets a nonsensical buildup when he first University officials expect an of those who have been convicted takes over. Mostly this is given to him increase of 900 in the residence hall of a crime, and paid their "debt to gratis by the news people with cascades of population at the start of fall term, society" through years of penal words suggesting that the new fellow is a compared to the same time last servitude. Since American prisons paragon of excellence, sagacity and year - when overcrowding posed a political cunning, as well as a great human have long been recognized as crime being, a dynamic charmer and a first - rate significant problem. The picture off schools for thousands of offenders father to his children. campus is likely to be no better, No matter how vain, mediocre or living in overcrowded and deprived since most housing units had been loutish a new president may be, and no conditions, the ostensible goal of rented by mid - summer. matter how thoroughly detestable imprisonment - rehabilitation - The time for long - range everybody may know him to be, he gets has often stood as just an ironic the free opening buildup. planning to alleviate the crowding is impossibility. This may be self - serving with the news long overdue. MSU has no excuse people since their stories will seem twice (other than to make money) for However, some inmates are able as dramatic later when the paragon, as all luring more people to the area than to beat the odds, continuing their paragons must, turn out to be merely the housing market can bear. education behind bars or after human, with head of clay, itchy palm or similar character defect. One of the area's longest playing parole until they are qualified for a I am more inclined, though, to think court battles enters its fourth good job and useful citizenship. that the news people are merely catering quarter in U.S. District Court Unfortunately, archaic Michigan laws to public demand here. That the public 'I'M NEW AT THIS . . . WHAT'S THE SITUATION?' have been interpreted to exclude Monday. Citizens for a Livable City will be attempting to push their one - time offenders from about 40 fight against the Michigan Avenue - job categories. VIEWPOINT: CYPRUS Harrison Road intersection highway James Cotton, a MSU graduate History explains affinity to Greed construction project into extra who majored in education, is one innings. Thrice thwarted, the local victim of this discrimination. MSU environmentalist group ultimately officials have refused to certify hopes to get the project cut down Cotton for a teaching certificate is more difficult than making wan By P. MARKAKIS attested by rich archaeological findings. both the Greek majority (81 per cent of to a smaller scale. because of his criminal record and be only understood if he meant T On this campus we care equally about The cult of Aphrodite, the goddess of the 650,000 inhabitants) and the Turkish The environmentalists are their minority (18 per cent) would participate. peace," such as the one which I misinterpretation of a state rule all our students and listen to their voices. love, who according to Greek mythology, understandably concerned that this barring certification of anyone Recently, letters from the Greek Student sprung from the foam of the sea off This arrangement did not work and the result if the Turkish minority T roadwork may be the prelude to an convicted of felonies involving Assn. at MSU and the MSU Turkish Club Cyprus, and the exploitation of the copper two communities, which had lived in occupy the fertile northern vallejR mines of the island ("copper" come- from peace for almost four centuries, resorted main port (Famagusta) and the r eventual wholesale widening - and moral turpitude. were published in this paper, presenting to periodic violent confrontations. The mines of the island. In < different views on the Cyprus crisis. Some "Cyprus") are events frequently associated debeautifying - of Michigan and Cotton has no crimes of this of the information was enlightening and with that period of the island. recent Turkish invasion was explained as experience, the reaction of the Brl Grand River avenues. While such a nature on his record. He should not The fateful location of act of protection of the Turkish also significant: "if Cyprus is n< some confusing to the uninitiated reader Cyprus between an prospect seems unlikely for the be barred from serving society three continents, Asia, Africa and Europe minority from the Greek majority. of the Turkish army, in the days ahf (many people asked a few days ago "Where is Cyprus?" as they did a few and its natural endowments resulted in a I will now express the opinion that with Turkish army will be prisoner of Ci near future, the group is right in because his actions of a decade ago years ago about Vietnam). Our MSU series of invasions and occupations: by the some restraint on both sides (the Sampson If I may be philosophical for a mB condemning the city for denuding are irrationally considered, in I will say that a world in which Tu® the green space involved in the community is keenly interested in current Assyrians (700 B.C.), Egyptians (568 coup was foolish and the Turkish invasion judging his present moral character. events, and I thought, as an American, B.C.), Persians (525 B.C.). Alexander the hurried) a solution for the peaceful Greeks hate and kill each other. Jefl born in Turkey and raised in Greece, I Great liberated the island from the coexistence of the two communities Arabs hate and kill each other, NoB Persians in 333 B.C., but upon his death It would have been possible. The Turkish South Vietnamese or Koreans hate T might offer some background information Howdy, fellow and an opinion on the Cyprus issue. The key question is why the great affinity between Greece and Cyprus, the fell to Ptolemy of Egypt. It became a Roman province in 58 B.C., for 700 years was part of the Byzantine Empire and for military intervention and the extent of the continuing war operations, which dismayed even the U.S. secretary of each other, is not a civilized or tx world, and our we, as educators, have main endeavor: to cultivate fl huj do cheat another 400 years fell under the Lusignan defense, will not lead to the peace of the and reason. It's finally out into the open. by filling out student latter being an island 11 times closer to Turkey than to the Greek mainland. The and Venetian rules. The Turkish area that the Turkish premier had hoped P. Markakis is a professor of food sci "George," an anonymous MSU rating sheets themselves. Such a for. His motto, "sometimes making peace human nutrition. prof, has put it all on the line in the revelation may well improve the reasons are historic, cultural and occupation began in 1571, but in 1878 demographic. Cyprus, the third largest Britain leased Cyprus from Turkey and best tradition of "J" and "M." balance of faculty - student island in the Mediterranean Sea (after later turned it into a crown colony. LETTERS University professors can cheat in relations. Ever since the term - Sicily and Sardinia) was colonized during During those stormy centuries, the great returning their SIRS forms, if they paper - for - hire craze blew into the desire to do so. In his expose, George insinuates open several years ago, students as a class have been suspect to some the Bronze Age (about 1500 B.C.) by Achaeans and Mycenaeans, ancient majority of Cypriots managed to keep the Greek language and tradition alive, finding Turk view 'pi Greeks. People of superior culture, the strong support in the church, after an that some faculty members actually profs. Now the shoe's on both feet. colonists established flourishing cities as early conversion to Christianity. Greece To the Editor: in expansive war totally unrelated I itself was under Turkish occupation for I was appalled to read the Turkish ostensible purpose and created a j almost four centuries and became an 'viewpoint' published in the State News tragedy of 200,000 people. Andl when the rights of the 120,000 1 independent nation in 1830. Cyprus was Aug. 16, which was nothing more than a C. L. SULZBERGER not incorporated into the new Greek state thtnly disguised piece of propaganda. Cypriots were not actually at stake.! as were the islands surrounding the Greek Anybody who loses sight of the extent Those who are acquainted «i mainland, in spite of efforts from the of Turkey's criminality in its aggression on recent history of Cyprus must haw Greeks of both Cyprus and Greece. The Cyprus must suffer from an acute case of left dumbfounded by the content ■ Turkish viewpoint. None of theB Cyprus not only land in desire for union (enosis) became later a intellectual myopia. The Turks invaded sea bloody movement against the British. In 1960, the independent Republic of Cyprus Cyprus presumably to protect the rights of the Turkish minority. Instead they "facts" were substantiated, most <)■ could not have been. For examB was formed, with a government in which committed hair raising atrocities, engaged - contention that Cyprus was never r| the Greeks would have been laugha was not for the sinister intent I Turkish Premier Ecevit, hoping to calm the stormy political waters of the Aegean, assured me again this week that he is eager confrontation would certainly develop possibly accompanied by a Greek internal upheaval. - interpreted it that way. He says the previous "line" was simply unsuited to the jet age. Greek planes could George's To the Editor: to any SIRS systematic, objective attempt to article. A superfluous glance at on Cyprus in the Encyclopedia Brl would clearly reveal the fact thatB th« to hold a bilateral summit with his Greek Some older people, like President Fahri appear over Turkey before the Turks were Just what Professor "George" has gather information about this skill. Their was repeatedly ruled by the GreeW resistance takes numerous forms: no opposite number, Constantine Caramanlis, Koroturk, recalled the early days of the apprised of their impending arrival. This proved by his clever excursion into the 3,000 year • long history. For th« realm of falsifying data is difficult to instrument is ever adequate to evaluate in order to settle any and all problems and Kemalist revolution when young officers was dangerous, the premier claims, and this elusive talent, any Johnny - come • latelies pave the way to renewed friendship. regretted that neither Salonika, Ataturk's made needless incidents possible. discern (State News, Aug. 21). To have attempt at Mediterranean world, history e demonstrated that the summary statistics observation or assessment violates the Though I had already had a lengthy birthplace, nor the offshore islands had The prospect of negotiations on these associated with a set of scores are teacher/student classroom "dynamic," etc. far back as their enfeebled memoj conversation with Ecevit some days ago, been returned to Turkey in 1923, after subjects lends itself to the chance of carry it. he invited me for a second talk as the the Greek war. The islands were seen as "a another crisis unless Ankara approaches influenced by the values of the individual Thus, an untenable situation exists: collar around Turkeys neck, choking scores is hardly earthshaking. Similarly, to rewards are demanded for superior The claim that the Turkish mini Greco - Turkish military confrontation it off talks far more gently, diplomatically and subsided and stated categorically: "We from the open seas." have shown people are capable of behaving performance of a professional skill, while Cyprus was repressed exhibits I slowly than it did the Cyprus issue. Greece don't want to exploit our military success Nevertheless, Ecevit stresses that unethically is unlikely to come as a at the same time, efforts to assess this skill misrepresentation of the facts. Nl signed the 1958 Geneva convention on sea or go beyond the precise lines of our Turkey makes no claim to the islands and law and claims her Aegean islands are shocking surprise, particularly wh»n we with some objectivity are decried. did the government of Cypru« military objectives." He also said his simply wants them demilitarized - unless entitled to a continental shelf down to have been sensitized to this fact for the (Obviously, mention of this general repressing the Turks, not only di<® invitation to Caramanlis — twice extended this is under NATO. If NATO decides they 600 feet — outside territorial waters. This past several years. problem implies no inferences about them equal rights along with the* What does bother me is "George," since I have no knowledge the citizens, but it also Prov'!r T - remained "open." It was up to are useful to allied defense, Turkey would includes known oil deposits. Turkey did "George's" Caramanlis to decide if and when to meet. like to participate in their protection — not sign the convention. conclusion that he has shown that SIRS about his identity.) privileges to Turks such as 30 ■ Ecevit thinks that once Cyprus eases it "without infringing on Greek High officials admit Turkey had spent data are nothing but "computerized crap." Finally, "George's" little trick does not participation in the civil service■ sovereignty." 10 years studying how to "solve" the Such a remark implies inherent even demonstrate that we need a different constitute only 17.4 per cen I may prove possible to compose other But he appreciates why at this moment deficiencies in the reliability and validity system of gathering SIRS data - though it population according to the 1" ■ bilateral problems involving the Aegean Cyprus problem, exploded last month by The rights of the Turkish min« of strain Athens might feel continued of the items themselves. To be sure, is, of course, conceivable (but I hope not the now departed Athens junta. There are continental shelf, Aegean air space, the militarization of the islands necessary. The "George's" profile is invalid because of very likely) that we do. Obviously, anyone Cyprus were never in question, ^ many hints that the Cypriot surgery is demilitarization of Greek islands off the sea around them and the air above them biased error, but the error stems from the with minimal cognitive and motor skills extent of their special privileges. seen by Ankara as a prelude to coast of mainland Turkey and further are a different matter. Ecevit believes it straightening out several other questions it ethics of the individual reporting the could duplicate "George's" behavior. The question is not whether such unethical Now that the Turks have take j matters concerning both countries, impossible to follow any basic law on a considers moot — even if Greece does not. observations, not from any demonstrated piece of fertile land in Cyprus r actions could occur but rather the extent possibly including defense, now that continental shelf comprising Turkish Trouble in these waters has not yet shortcomings in the measuring instrument guess that they will put it to g°07 - 37&1 Kathy Lang, Staff (UPI) - Canada has abandoned given the problems they had in until at least next year its plans deploying the equipment." Associate to deliberately spill oil into the St. Clair river - a pollution had The actual dumping of oil been scheduled and Gary's Campus cleanup drill that drew the fire delayed numerous times in the UNIVERSITY of some Michigan authorities and environmentalists. past two weeks before it was finally scratched. 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United States to study and travel in Southeast Cambodiajand a war still rages here Young girls sell blackmarket gasoline Asia with the American | despite what the Americans say. on the streets where University field staff earlier this year. The days of American blackmarket rates for Featured on this page are her observations of bombing have foreign currency is double that of legal life in that | ended. Only a small area rickety squad of rates. and how Western visitors are perceived American T 28s, piloted by Cambodian by the people. government forces, remains Phnom Penh has become a haven for Corresponding articles on Cambodia and Vietnam by a pair of New the "airforce." as a vestige of farmers seeking relief from the York Times writers explore the countryside. war in the ongoing quiet wars in Indochina. In the blackened, burned - out forests Finally, staff writer Mike Arnett interviewed and in the craters visible on On one side of the city an 1972 three leaders of the the plane ride unfinished campus war protests who add their to the building, which may have been planned as impressions of the continuing ' capitol, the visitor realizes the problems in Southeast Asia. a luxury hotel, overlooks the impact of civil war and foreign Delta. Now Mekong it is full of stricken intervention upon Cambodia. Cambodians who can only look man. "I am not rich The city, like other on as enough. It would cost the refugees and foot soldiers and small government Western tourists snap strongholds, is surrounded by fighting. pictures of their maybe 500,000 reil (about $700) or more misery. to get a passport and businessmen. And when the war comes to Though demarcation lines between "Most of my friends have left the visa, because of all the city, and the white Premier Lon Nol's government city, the bribes." people leave and forces and but I cannot," high government officials escape there will rebel Khmer says a young Cambodian So he is stranded in the Rouge forces change daily, city, along with be nothing left for the refugees to do. fighting is usually concentrated within 15 kilometers on all sides of the within city and 2 to 3 kilometers across the Young white travelers Mekong, the mighty Asian river on whose banks Phnom Penh was built. Though the city itself is relatively calm, the War has left its mark on Phnom Penh. Intermingled with Buddhist temples, often unwelcome in Asia trishaws (bicycle • powered markets and people are rickshaws), barbed wire barriers and young men with submachine guns. The city's main hotel is By NANCY CRANE guarded by a machine gun nest. The American State News Staff Writer corrupt to bother with. is Embassy Many affluent whites ease their consciences a fortress where all by throwing a few incoming vehicles Young white people are coming to Asia like they used to come pennies to and people are searched. American to a begger. And some, in their quest to survive in Asia Europe. If they are Australian, they often begin their trek in on their own vehicles are equipped with Bali and end it in terms, violate other people's rights. guns. Sandbags India; for Americans and Europeans, the In Thailand, a young are piled around anything of any value. the other way around. Like ants, individuals work their trip is Englishman talks about his month's travel A few rebel rockets fall with the Asian version of on the and forth in an invisible way back a medicine show. He was used as a each day, usually in the city tunnel, seldom leaving the path trodden gimmick to draw villagers and, in effect, acted marketplaces and by compatriots. endorser. Yet in all this time he didn't know as a product heavily populated areas. Because rocket Most are bored with their lives at the name of the fire is scattered at home, some are truly product, or what it was supposed to do. random, military targets interested in Asia, but many Some male travelers are hit only by accident. are simply running away from acquire Asian girlfriends whom they live responsibilities. with and then drop when the They are not tourists, but "travelers," and their girls become demanding or when the travelers move on. Sometimes Cambodian war r mark is the knapsack. the long - haired lot because Many Asian governments look unkindly on and therefore do not bolster the they do not bring in much money tourist industry. identifying become prostitutes because the in their countries creates a sizeable "After all, prostitution is better than males encourage Asian presence of young foreign males market. girls to is the common rationalization. working in a rice paddy," By SYDNEY H. SCHANBERG But more importantly, governments fear that travelers almost exclusively of a Communist bring In some Asian New York Times - led The government for the most lifestyles and ideas which set examples countries, even though young people usually Cambodian insurgent part counterproductive to Asian travel lightly, their conspicuous whiteness PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Cambodia army. holds only the major cities and towns in culture and national interest. and wealth make them The ratio of wounded to bait for robbers. Yet some of the I hu about the same number of dead in this isolated enclaves, cut off from roads and This latter belief, whether official or people as war is estimated not, is found in most ways travelers protect I Srw York City, and if the war in by military analysts at 3 reachable only by air. Southeast Asian governments, from Lee Kuan themselves are questionable. or 4 to 1. Using the lower ratio, the total Yew's conservative, "We used to travel in a ■ Cunbodia were happening in New Cambodians are not the Western oriented Singapore to the Pathet Lao group of about 12 people," a young York, of wounded on both sides only ones to - - dominated man said about his would be at It) now the equivalent of the entire least 225,000. note with sadness, and sometimes government of Laos. In March, the board a train we would have one experience in India, "and when we would |populIdatihave on ofbeenStaten Island (295,443) Civilian casualties are harder to bitterness, that no one in the outside government of Malaysia deported 94 person stay on the platform and assess, world seems to care. Westerners who had taken up residence in a young watch our luggage while the rest of us killed or wounded but the best estimates are would go and clear a — that at least fishing village on compartment." After forcibly removing all Itiice over. Or, superimposing the 300,000 have been killed or wounded. "If five people died in an elevator fire Penang Island. Police were ostensibly looking for drugs, but did Indians, the Itabodian situation on a more populous in not find any. Europeans could ride in relative safety and comfort. This adds up to a minimum of a New York department store," said a In Indonesia, two Westerners 600,000 |k(ough. nearly half the people in - nearly one • tenth of the Cambodian Western diplomat, "it would be front ■ In May, the Laotian government began closing down opium rider. "Well, I think we should argue about tipping a trishaw ■ktattan would have fallen as casualties. population of seven million. page news. The daily slaughter here gets a dens and laying down other restrictions give him a little extra," a blond specifically aimed at girl says to her slightly overweight companion. J Ijr the lowest estimates, more than 300 Dismayed Cambodians often ask why paragraph buried somewhere in the paper young travelers. Before this, those arrested in opium raids were "It would demean him," counters the fcple are killed and wounded, on the the world seems to have - if that." often only the whites present. lose his dignity." companion. "He would limge, every day of the war. forgotten their suffering, why international attention is Does the young, white traveler deserve such Perhaps that is not a fair comparison. treatment? "Well, I still think we can afford more," argues the | Statistics cannot explain a war because riveted instead on oil shortages or the Elevator fires in New York are Perhaps not, but many young travelers become Indonesian trishaw rider peddles girl as the pie are not digits, but they can convey Middle East or the Mediterranean. fairly Americans" by setting up their own cultures "Ugly laboriously up a hill, wondering ltd some extent the enormousness of the uncommon. In Cambodia, the war is as as examples for why his two passengers are arguing. Because the United States Asians to follow. Many demean the cultures of ■tetmction that has been caused in the provides certain as the sunrise. visit as archaic and the countries they Young people are showing Asians a new face from the West. ■four-and a half years of virtually all the financial and arms support governments of the countries as too The question is whether Asia • - fighting. for the really wants to see it. government in Phnom Penh, | Given the confusion and the nature of Cambodians on this side in statistics in general, the figures on frequently express the wishful thought that Fighting picks laities cannot be exact. But they are Washington do something dramatic to end up again in Vietnam ■nsonable estimates, garnered by going the war. ministry' to ministry and by seeking But this is a conflict whose fate has pifirmation from knowledgeable been in the hands of more than our All the figures used in this country, and as yet no hint of an on the low ■ side; other estimates accommodation has surfaced between the By DAVID K. SHIPLER I'thetoll are much higher. f United States and the sponsors of the New York Times I fee the start of the war, on March 18, Cambodian insurgents - North Vietnam BM. with the coup that ousted Prinze and China, and to a lesser extent, the DA NANG, South Vietnam — At 5 o'clock one recent Worn Sihanouk, at least 33,000 morning, Le Thi Ba Soviet Union. Nnment soldiers have been killed and finally gave up. She and her husband had held out for 20 days living in their own Past 42,000 on the other side, which at Nearly half the people in Cambodia are sandbagged bunker, subsisting on meager rations of rice, trying with every ounce now refugees. The insurgents control 75 of strength to stay in their tiny village of Son Phuc despite incessant shelling by * beginning included some North per cent of the territory and perhaps three North Vietnamese gunners. patnese and Vietcong but now consists million people. But the rice had run out, and so before dawn Ba gathered her 2 • year - old son into her arms and began the long walk out, becoming the newest of the estimated Readers of local protests 70,000 new refugees created by the recent weeks of heavy northern provinces of South Vietnam. The number has doubled recently, officials here say. Many of the hugging Route 1, the major strip of security in government fighting in the refugees are 72 still not copping out jammed into schoolhouses and crowded shacks made of ammunition they are running out of food. Though some have received areas here. They are crates, and emergency supplies of rice from the government, many others By MIKE ARNETT say they have been given nothing. Day says he wants the American public Ba, traveling by foot and by bus, found her way to a school at the State News Staff Writer to know that the U.S. is still involved in edge of Da Nang, 25 miles northeast of her village. She stood in the schoolyard, her face ■jjfe T^nd activists who helped lead the River Avenue demonstrations Vietnam, with billions of dollars in aid grimy and weary. Her son played listlessly with an empty rice bowl. going to South Vietnam this year. Just down the road, like a w 'he mining of North Vietnamese "Our main enemy now is apathy," he haunting symbol of an era South Vietnam has tried to put behind, stood one of the have continued in activities said. country's biggest refugee camps - empty. Its "■*1! from their involvement in the corrugated tin buildings, as vast as warehouses, rattled and crashed in the wind Mitchell Stengel, MSU asst. professor like the hulks of wrecked movement. ships. The government had succeeded there, and in economics and asst. professor of urban most other parts of the 1®Loudon, who graduated in 1972, country, in emptying the squalid refugee camps and and metropolitan studies, was part of a moving the uprooted people onto farmland or back to villages. TjWed in negotiations with both task force created by the MSU Board of Hie new wave of refugees now represents a serious setback to that effort. And rKlt- and East Lansing officials, Trustees a week after the 1972 the effort itself, some say, was wanted partly responsible for the outbreak of fighting. officials to take demonstrations to study University To secure land for resettlement, the South I stands Vietnamese army has tried to against the war in involvement in the war and suggest ways consolidate control over fertile rice lands, sometimes n? 'or the removal of protesters the involvement could be lessened. Stengel sweeping through contested areas, sometimes through Vietcong - held villages. JJCtand River. f? ^"don is working in Chicago at said the University "ignored" the One foreign diplomat who watches the situation said that he thought one task force reports. reason for the recent Communist attacks was to y House, regain land they believed was a youth service and Stengel has been attending the meetings rightfully theirs at the time of the cease - fire in January 1973. Lln a8Pnc>' designed to provide of a recently organized area group, the Last spring, he explained, the Communists lost considerable ground in Military v« for young people caught up in New American Movement. NAM is part of Region I to a South Vietnamese offensive in the coastal areas of Quang Ngai BJfeethe life. is not a national group which Stengel describes as a socialist organization attempting to be province. Especially Due Pho and Mo Due districts, and in other lowland rice • currently working in growing regions. T we old antiwar alternative to older, fragmented groups, Loudon an "They're strong in the western hills and not in the lowlands," he said of the I®"0* beliefs he at the house is consistent socialist groups. Communist forces. "That's why they've pressed so hard for implementation of held while at MSU. Many of today's social and economic the Paris accords — that gives them freedom of movement — they were supposed hL'"V°'Vemen' ^as changed problems can be traced back to American to have corridors of supply. But the government has set up a blockade openly and L.| *nce then- but I've worked out involvement in Vietnam, Stengel said, attempted to isolate pockets of Communist control, cut them off from sources i "'at fits my value including the loss of the confidence of the of supply." system," he American people in their government Another view of the Communist strategy was put forth by a feels the work of the antiwar "There is an attempt by both political Tanh, the elected chief of the village council of Loc Son refugee, Nguyen about 25 miles jvJ not in vain. parties to shove the Vietnam »ncter southeast of Da Nang. I United "c? t,U e^ect preventing the rug. to gloss it over," he said But I "The main thing in the Paris agreement is general elections," Tanh explained, It kwc ts from recommitting don't think the American people can "and the Communists cannot accept a general election with th»s side because they have no lj,h' °ulh Vietnamese President) forget it so fast." people and with no people they have no votes. That's why they have kept PHI h. is overthrown, which I All three antiwar activists had harsh violating the cease fire - not to get land, but to get people." En ayS°°n'' he said. , words for the failure of thc Housc Tanh and his fellow villagers, who left Loc Son in 1965, finally went back last December. They had a lot of work to do on ,Was a'so involved in Judiciary Committee last month to pass their neglected rice fields. with the But now the rice is tall and lush. In a city during the an article of impeachment against month, it will be ready to harvest. But 1ns4and w»s chairperson of the President Nixon for his secret bombing of they will probably not be there. f^' tee to study its war "Now we were about to get the first good harvest and we had to flee again," |k.'.N°w hc works at the Center died to * tol • Tanh said in disgust. "If the government doesn't do anything quickly, our crops JN uini, Confict Resolution at the display of "the teal values of the - A ? * will fall into Communist hands and we all will die here of starvation." Some refugees feel they have annoyed the government by being overly TJinvolved in antiwar activities. 5L . cautious, by fleeing before fighting reached their villages. "These people here don't want to AP wirephoto live with the Communists," fhiniw0 ,le was with Daniel A Vietnamese youngster flees renewed fighting on two wooden legs he has used refugee from the Que Son valley south of Da explained one |>^ Nang. "That's why they fled to the ,! 'll.protesting the use of since he lost his limbs some years ago. The boy and thousands of civilians were nationalist side. And now if the nationalists won't look i v hieu to torture prisoners. and into their situation presidency. fleeing fighting between Government forces and North Vietnamese. help them, where do they go?" 8 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan BRILLIANT MOVIE RECALLS FELLINI IE CORAL GABIES PRESENTS love and Anarchy' By EDD RUDZATS effectively reaches a numbing Tunin's reactions to it that with a name that means "Love and Anarchy" is screen. It's a magnificent piece MAXX State News Reviewer of film making, one that climax. "Love and Anarchy" form the core of the film as "beautiful land of love." And filled with a beautiful visual and the bespeaks intelligence in both has After all the mediocrity appeared here this summer, Una Wertmuller's "Love and that details the plight of a young peasant named Tunin wh well as providing the greatest opportunity for humor, an in this segment of her film, Wertmuller explores the many facets of love between two array of Rome inhabitants of the bordello. The faces of the prostitutes are concept and execution. Lina Wertmuller's "Love and ALSO... comes to Rome in the early opportunity Wertmuller does Anarchy" is must. It's the people who thought that theirs reminiscent of Fellini's unique a Anarchy" comes like a breath '30s to assassinate Benito not fail to take advantage of. of fresh air to scorched film • goers. It is by far the most Mussolini. Befreckled and wide - eyed, with a shyness The prostitutes are as can brazen as be, with vulgar epithets was an existence. uncomfortably bleak But the film also types and the tone of these scenes is often like the ones set best thing to long time. "Love and come along in a Anarchy" is DON'T FORGET THAT intelligent piece of filmmaking, inappropriate to an assassin, flying about like birds seeking explores fear and the by Fellininin "Nights of Tunin has only joined the compulsion to carry out an Cabiria" or "Roma." The currently showing at the State along with Roman Polanski's a nest. These women however, "Chinatown," to arrive in this area to date. Visually arresting, Wertmuller's film recreates an anarchists recently, after the death of a close friend at the hands of the Fascists. His ultimately emerge as vital human beings with a great deal of warmth, sensuality and ideal. Tunin must complete his mission even if it means his own death. As he states, "I music by Nino Rota aptly catches the atmosphere of the house where Tunin meets his Theater. QUART NIGHT era with such total accuracy desire for revenge leads him to magic in their souls. must do this to feel like a man; destiny, as well as the HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY AND I'm sick of crawling." Dersonalities of the inhabitants that one becomes lost and the cause, and then on to a As Tunin prepares for his bordello in which the main But love intrudes in who parade their bodies before enveloped by the tale she tells. mission, he becomes old and young alike. It's a powerful with passion and movie, filled humor that body takes of Wertmuller's place. film enamoured with one prostitutes who calls herself of the numerous culminating unforseen ways, in a gripping, "Love and Anarchy" is an intense, haunting film, dealing FLAMING HOG NIGHT mingle till the entire tale It is the bordello and Tripoli, after the city in Africa thought - provoking climax. with the desire for freedom ON TUESDAYS 8 - 10 PM within each of us and the desire for love as well. Its style IN THE RATHSKELLER is soft and vital, and at the Arabs reported offering Portugal FRANK SCHULTZ same time, cool and emotional. The film pulsates with an energy that threatens to overwhelm the viewer, but money to not renew U.S. air base STARTS TODAY... instead fills him with the CQoiMMfao/ Today...Open 6:45 ] passion that is taking place on Mi€»i6AN« Feature 7:20-9:25 Sat. & Sun. l:05-3:05-5:lj 7:15-9:25 P. REDUCED WASHINGTON (AP) - The Anderson said, "Yes." He government has said it wants to U.S. intelligence sources put Admissions added only that Ambassador establish closer ties with the the offer at $400 million but State Dept. acknowledged Robert J. McCloskey, who is in Arab world. Lisbon informants said there now in effect at having "an independent, official report" of an Arab charge of negotiations for the The was no ceiling on the Arab Portuguese government offer to Portugal to refuse the United States, would be in Lisbon refused to comment offer, and it was understood ABRAMS PLANETARIUM United States renewal of its air meeting with Joao Hall the Arabs were prepared to Thursday on reports it had base in the Azores. Themido of Portugal as been offered $400 million not match whatever the United However, the department scheduled. to renew U.S. air base rights. States offered for the base spokesman Robert Anderson Earlier, U.S. intelligence "All we know is what we renewal. said Thursday that Portugal has sources said the Arab aim is to have from news accounts," a not been approached and "we deny the United States use of spokesman for the Portuguese will wait to hear further from the Lajes air base for any Foreign Ministry said. our embassy in Lisbon." He future arms airlifts to Israel. would not Arab representatives also were There was no comment from identify the Arab country or give any details. said to have offered to the the U.S. Embassy in Lisbon, Negotiations on renewal of Portuguese a lifting of the oil though it was known the the air base, which proved vital embargo that was imposed in embassy had heard of "an Arab in the military airlife to Israel retribution for Portugal's offer" several days ago. Open at6:45 P.M. during the October war, are indirect aid to Israel during the Informed diplomatic sources cooiMfoti, TODAY...2-HITS-2 said, however, that the offer due to begin here on Sept. 3. Asked if the State Dept. war. principally from Saudi seeee "NOBODY "at 7:00-Late Portugal has no diplomatic came Arabia and was made about "SHOWDOWN " at 8:50 only intended to "remain passive" relations with either Israel or in light of the reported offer, Arab countries but the new two weeks ago. ALL NOBODY, BUT PROCBW INfQOMMlOU 33? S817 N EW! "NOBODY," KNOWS SPECIAL sat sun THE TROUBLE SATURDAY HE'S IN! AS MIDNIGHT SHOW advertised Join The Fun! August 24th! on tv! nglNGER NILSSONaj ' PIPPI" 0»rcMd by OUE HEllBOM u That "Trinity" star is out to build a legend in his own /\ time! ?"* Kin Shipiro if m HE MB 30.. You'll understand what other young people are saying: * a vacation special for the whole family Film MAURIE IS A GREAT MOVIE I REALLY ENJOYED IT" -«*« SUMMER SKIES "IT WAS BEAUTIFUL MOVIE FEMALE AGE » ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES I'VE SEEN male AGE 19 A live presentation on the wonders and mysteries of the Michigan skies SERGIO LEONE present 'VERY TOUCHING MOV* BEST I EVER SAW female AGE caas57tsiii^ • "issisQKnD THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES I'VE SEEN ' ■ reduced summer admissions! ««*« SHOULD MAKE MORE LINE THIS » 1974's "I DON'T THINK ANY MOVIE COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER." 4C MOST WILDEST, PG "ONE OF THE BEST I'VE SEEN IN RECENT YEARS ." mm»H AG. • . 9 PM HILARIOUS . . S PLflHETflRllirci 9 PM 3 PM MOVIE! ROCK HUDSON OEM MARTIN I COULD SEE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN female, AGE is 355-4672 A MOVIE THAT YOU'LL NEVER FORGET — EXCELLENT female AG SHOWDOWN "THE BEST MOVIE I EVER SAW FEMALE AGE IS jf YOU ARE OVER 30.... , and attend only 'special' movies—this one's for you. loo! j 1st run "EXCELLENT MOVIE FOR ALL AGES. VERY MOVING "WE NEEO MORE PICTURES LIKE THIS." female AGE* ma "THIS IS THE TYPE FILM WE SHOULD SEE MORE OF should have been WONDERFUL PICTURE Of FRIENDSHIP I LOVE." a love story "A GREAT. HUMAN STORY-WELL PRESENTED -ale. "BEAUTIFUL. TENDER STORY PLUS FEMALE, AGE.. UNANIMOUS "VERY GOOD PICTURE FOR ENTIRE FAMILY" female BERNIE CASEY WAS IUST GREAT "GREAT. SHOULD WIN AN OSCAR." GEORGE C. SCOTT "MEMORABLE ... the "A BRILLIANT, DAZZLING "SUPERB PERFORMANCE BY BERNIE CASEY." scenes inside the bordello STACY KEACH GIANT OF A FILM. Sexual A ROBERT CHARTOFF- are explicit." power." IRWIN WINKLER PRODUCTION —A. H. Weiler, N.Y. Times -Marjorie Rosen, Ms. Magazine CORNER OF HdVTON RD. & M-7S HGWY. THE NEW "A BREATH-TAKING FILM'! High-pitched passion and CENTURIONS romance... brilliant performances. The bordello offers SOS a banquet of women: innocent and tough, sensual, mis¬ chievous . . . with a Niagara of party-clad prostitutes BOX OFFICE OPENS AT ^on SHOW STARTS DUSK signaling the start of work." "A REMARKABLE, SUPE¬ RIOR PICTURE. START¬ LING, VERY POWERFUL TWIN DRIVE-IN THEATRE "★★★★ AND MOVING. It is grip¬ ping, technically brilliant, (HIGHEST RATING)" commercial and universal- v NY Daily News ly appealing to all. A wide > canvas of decadence and PLUS vulgarity. Rush to see it." _n»* Rtid. N»W York Ofily N»wi jiinatown" Lovt lANtMy I BO SYUBOi , ATmllut JANET MAC LACKAJI STEPHANIE EDWARDS • ' 1ST THE MOST H Raquel IDelcKi WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY LINA WERTMULLER A HERBERT R STEINMANN BILLY BAXTER PRESENTATION 1.MUM II0SSDQUHISMM0W -UMfl WM w»*«« Starring QIANCARLO GIANNINI (Winner "tat Actor" Cannii Film F«th»l) PUN HIGHLY ACCLAIMED Nannie MARIANGELA MELATO/EROSPAGNI/IINA POtlTO / UNA Cll/ILI NA NOftl CtmMOmttx*/ TonightOpen7M »i tie FILM OF 1974! 0[1 feature 7:20&9:20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 23,1974 9 Cyprus solution hopes raised By ASSOCIATED PRESS I niolomatic efforts toward achieving a compromise Cyprus bv^rpS?^ S!'d the proposed inference should be attended Denktash, Turkish Cypriot vice president. Security Council a"d CyPrUS' a"d the members °f the U N" Waldheim will also "review the situation on the island" with I dution gained momentum Thursday. key U.N. peacekeeping personnel, the spokesman said. I Hie Soviet Union proposed an international conference be I convened to deal with the issue and U.N. Secretary - General Kurt thaIhth?Ri!tp°Vernmelnt statement. distributed by Tass, stressed Clerides and Denktash both productive talks were at hand. appeared optimistic that I fljidheim announced he would meet with Cypriot leaders over had'Wi? 'Ve °Vhe Security Council - including Russia - Soviet ErerSHP°nS,?itieS "The cessation of hostilities by both sides and the viet Union, China, France " 71,6 Bi* Five ™ thc United States, holding of J time Turkey announced plans to further entrench and Britain. the cease • fire are creating conditions conducive toward peaceful solution of the Cyprus problem," Clerides said. finding a I itoiif in captured areas and U.N. troops in Famagusta complained I lh,v were being isolated by Turkish troops. wolUflN„' ?pok*srnan in New York announced that Waldheim Clerides was to confer Friday with the Greek government in aerides C^wCrUS lendes, Greek Cypnot the Weekend for ^with Glaf«» acting president of Cyprus, and Rauf Athens and return to Nicosia on Saturday, presumably for the meetings with Waldheim and Denktash. Denktash said he expected to meet Clerides within a Ford's day or so. designation Both men said initial discussions would be limited to humanitarian issues. In Ankara, the Turkish government said a special commission had been established for the administration of the northern third Liters arena for nominations in '76 of the island. The commission, to be headed by Turkish career diplomat Ziya Muezzinoglu, will deal with financial and organizational problems in the Turkish - held area, the announcement said. Muezzinoglu is the former Turkish ambassador to the By JACK W. GERMOND left could expect any challenge Ford Common Market. Washington Star - News to this ticket to be taken administration, not all of entering the competition it favorable by any means, that against Nixon. Denktash, who referred to the area on a radio broadcast as J WASHINGTON - Nelson seriously in the party - always wasn't there before he came. "the autonomous Turkish administration of the Cyprus I Rockefeller is one of the few assuming, of course, that there Many of the images of is At the most elementary Rockefeller are inaccurate. Republic," was introduced earlier Thursday as president of the 1 men in American politics today no abberational political level, Rockefeller But, for all of this, Rockefeller executive commission, Turkish newsmen reported from the I (ho can accurately be called - disaster in the two years before brings an island. elan and is force in American politics, I lot better or for worse - a the nominating conventions are celebrity to the a On Cyprus, all fronts were reported held. administration. For virtually all a choice for vice president quiet Thursday, but a U.N. 1 {orcf jn himself. And because spokesman told newsmen the Turkish army refused to allow I „| To the Americans, the name has a about whom politicians and thai peculiar status, the Democrats, special of power and money, voters alike have opinons and Swedish U.N. troops in the Famagusta area to deliver food, water ■ designation of him for vice Rockefeller represents or medicine to thousands of war Pussv confirmation the recognition that the very emotional responses. And this refugees around the captured I president promises to alter the that 1976 will rich are different. port city. 1 shape of the political equation not be all strengthens Ford's position in roses, Watergate or two ways. He said the Turks were "denying freedom of movement" to I Bore than any other choice not Watergate, if the the Swedish peacekeepers and that the U.N. troops were having Republicans First, it contributes Cat I night have done. can make any trouble supplying even their own camp with three observation I immediate readings on progress in immeasurably to the picture of The dealing with such posts around Famagusta. I the impact of President Ford's traditional issues as the a Republican turn away from - A senior U.N. office told AP correspondent David Lancashire n the shoddy past of I decision are obvious. economy. It is Watergate. that the plight of Greek Cypriot refugees was 1 not simply that Rockefeller, Nixon's "desperate" and presents 1 The selection of Rockefeller Inevitably, some politicians Rockefeller has been around most reaching crisis point in two areas because emergency food stocks dedicated rival within the Ingests, first, that Ford will foresee an impact on the that long. In fact, he did not Republican party, were almost exhausted and the Turkish command refused to let The Golden I Mends to run for a full term in competition among the get into elective politics until now is only U.N. patrols deliver supplies to the homeless. An unknown a step from the presidency 11916, which is something Democrats for their 1976 he was 50 years old. himself. number of Greek Cypriots were hiding in Famagusta "and they ■ ewryone in politics has I isumed all along. Rockefeller nomination Kennedy up or — Edward down, Henry But throughout years, Rockefeller has seemed that 16 if Second, it contributes, even are afraid to come out," the U.N. officer said. we make to move to "Every application help is denied by the Turkish army ..." Goddess only subliminally, to a lis not the kind you lead onto Jackson up or down, whatever. to be so often at the center of picture of a confident Ford "There is enough food on this island to feed the population, Also 2 featurettes:" ■ the floor for one waltz. But experience indicates but the Turks have captured vast areas and the Turkish that the storm. There are the army has "THE SWINGERS" I At the very least, the choice these images willing to take a strong those supplies," the officer said. party decisions are of Richard Nixon in 1960 Kf Rockefeller leaves Ford the almost always internal, and flying to New York to bargain personality as his second man, "MEET ME \ I option of approaching 1976 there is little if any despite many differences in IN THE PARK' genuine with him on the Republican their politics and backgrounds. frith a running mate who weight given to the nature of platform and thus win his I begins as a household word. the opposition. support, of Rockefeller ■ And. if Ford had not What the Democrats do standing on the dais in San ■ toady done so, he has now recognize, however, is that Francisco in 1964 while the M dearly pre • empted the Rockefeller is not simply a hate rained down neutral on him, of ■ Republican field for 1976. political factor. In Rockefeller 1 Neither Ronald Reagan on the political confounding terms, he adds everyone in 1968 I right or Charles Percy on the by something to the image of the tentatively entering, then Mon -Sat Admission \\C\ J {/ \ )J 1 - 3 ■ 5^- $3.00 per person NjW 372-7080 2400 N. East Street IGCTURG pie/ it Fall'74 Directors'Choice Film Series The Films of Frank Capra October 1 It Hapf^ned One Night October 3 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town October 23 Platinum Blonde October 29 You Can't Take It With You October 31 Mr. Smith Goes to Washington November 6 Meet John Doe December 5 Lost Horizon 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan • Friday, August 23,15 Spartans to begin practice for '74 season By STEVE STEIN returning, along with another quarterback Charlie Baggett. Ohio. Ohio. , Co-captain eyes! State News Sports Writer who lettered two years ago but It's the first time Baggett will MSU plays a pair of contests Guess what's happening here not last season. MSU has lost be involved in contact work before the school starts this just three weeks from 20 lettermen from its 1973 since undergoing knee surgery fall. After facing Northwestern, Saturday. team. last November. Syracuse, a non - league foe, Would you believe that's There will be 33 newcomers "I'm very happy with his invades East Lansing for a Wildcat opener the day MSU's footoall team to the team in practice, progress," Stolz said recently. game Sept. 21. opens its 1974 season? including 28 freshmen who "And I'm 100 per cent First the Spartans get a shot It's true, on Sept. 14, Big received grants - in • aid. The convinced he's going to be at John Pont's Wildcats. A year Ten opponent Northwestern Spartan freshmen crop has OK." ago, Northwestern upset MSU invades the Spartan Stadium been called the best in years. The Spartans' major in Evanston 14 • 10, in Stolz' Astroturf for Last year, in his first season first game as Spartan coach. By STEVE STEIN Play the Wildcats with its new a graduation loss was in the after taking over from Duffy State News Sports Writer seasonal contest against coach Denny defensive secondary, where All The Wildcats were 4 ■ 7 opener at sn« Stolz' squad. Daugherty, Stolz finished with - American Bill Simpson, and overall last season and had a 4 - Jim Taubert realizes the Stadium Sept 14 and to arel Pre season drills for the a 5 - 6 overall record and in a starters Paul Hayner, Bruce 4 conference mark. They won importance of winning that try to return the favor. 1 Spartans are the first order of four - way tie for fourth place Harms and Mark Niesen ended two of their last three games. first game. business, however, and they get in the conference with a 4 • 4 their MSU careers. Quarterback Mitch Taubert believes thel underway Monday. mark. As of the end of spring Anderson will provide a stiff "No matter what season, question is on the squad this! Stolz has invited 95 players The Spartans will be a young practice, sophomores Joe test for the Spartan defense, that first one is a big one to whether the offense! into camp. The squad will take team this year. They have few Hunt, John Breslin, Tom especially the secondary. build on," Taubert said during move the ball. He thinks! physicals and participate in the proven junior and senior Hannon and Ken Jones had the Anderson, a senior, has led the an interview at the Big Ten annual Press Day affair players. But because of the fine inside track on the jobs. conference in passing the last Kickoff Luncheon earlier this Saturday before beginning frosh group and improvement MSU has to score more this two seasons and would become month. "For a young team like "They have a lot L twice - a - day drills Monday. Stolz saw in his returnees season. Last year, the Spartans the first quarterback to win ours, it's a foundation for the confidence, more so thaifl Contact work begins during spring practice, only picked up 114 points in three straight passing crowns future.' before," he said. Thursday after the mandatory optimism runs high. 11 games and averaged 8.6 since Len Dawson (1954 - 56) three days of conditioning. The broad ■ shouldered Taubert, meanwhile W| One player the Spartan points per game in eight if he makes it this season. A total of 24 lettermen from conference contests. The Wildcat's problem will Taubert, a 6 - 2, 242 - pound anchoring the strong Spl coaching staff will keep a close senior defensive tackle from last year'-, team should be "Offensive football defensive line this season « eye on during practice will be is again be defense. Last year, Weymouth, Mass., is one of the also includes returnees 1 complicated, it takes a lot of they placed ninth in the league in total defense, seventh in Spartans' two co - captains this Schaum at tackle, Otto experience, Stolz said. "We've and Mike Duda at en J Football new got a lot of kids back and they are coming along well. We'll rushing and last in passing defense. Anderson believes the The other is fullback Kim Rowekamp at guard. move the ball." Clarence Bullock, another Stolz believes the team's Wildcats will have a more JIMTAUBERT senior. What does Taubert strong point will be the balanced offensive attack this belij available t defensive line and linebacking crew. year. "I imagine we'll be going to NBA board ratifies "That first one under your belt feels real good," Taubert his main duty as captain'" "The main thing is to I The second year Spartan the air pretty much all year," "Michigan State Football 1974," an 84 - page information continued. "And we've got to the team together as peopP coach believes that 13 or 14 of Anderson commented. "But brochure intended primarily for press, radio and television have the first one this year." one unit," he replied. personnel, is now on sale to the general public. Copies can be purchased for $2 each in person at the athletic his freshmen could be playing for the squad this season. not out as we of desperation, though, did in the past." addition of 2 teams Taubert and the other Taubert has never been! ticket office in Jenison Fieldhouse or by mail for $2.25 each Among the group of high Syracuse, which finished a returning veterans on this team which has beaten! school All • Americans, all - dismal 2 9 last year, has a new - DETROIT (UPI) - The of the NBA Board of from the same office. year's Spartan team remember University of Michigan. | state, all sectional, all - city coach Frank Maloney, the addition of two teams to the Governors. The copiously illustrated booklet contains rosters, biographical - and other noted players MSU National Basketball Assn. Fred Zollner, a founder of what happened in last season's year, the annual battle I former University of Michigan sketches of players, coaches and school officials, opponents' recruited is the the NBA, sold the Pistons first game. place Oct. 12 in Ann Arbol information and extensive records and statistics. highly assistant who took over from playoffs and the sale of the publicized Ted Bell, a 6 - 1, Ben Schwartzwalkder. Detroit Pistons earlier this month to a nine • MSU Last season's edition was named the best in NCAA District 4, 190 MSU beat the Orangemen 14 were member group headed by went down to "After three years, I'd which comprises the seven - state Big Ten area, in a national • pound All - American unanimously approved Evanston, III., last Sept. 15 and of it (losing to U - M|," I tailback from Youngstown, 8 last fall. Thursday at a special meeting Detroit • area industrialist got beat lay Northwestern, 14 - - judging by information media experts. William R. Davidson for $8.12 straight - faced. "I want 10. This season, the Spartans million. NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy cautioned that increasing the number of teams in the postseason playoffs this GOTCHA, GIPPER! year from eight to 10 is subject to negotiation with the NBA Players' Assn. New Orleans makes the NBA an 18 - team circuit this season and Toronto becomes the 19th THE STORY OF THE FUNNIEST. member in the 1975 - 76 SEXIEST, QUARTERBACK SNEAK campaign. EVER RUN AGAINST NOTRE DAME Pools over br Only the outdoor pool near the Men's Intramural Building will be open after finals week as MSU's other intramural facilities will be closing for cleaning and maintenance work until fall. The outdoor pool will be open from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. next Monday through Friday and will be also be open from Sept. 2 through Sept. 20. During the September days, however, swimmers should come dressed for swimming and enter through the west gate because the building will be closed. The Men's IM will reopen Sept. 21. The indoor pool at the Men's IM will be closed starting Monday. There will be no early bird swim at the Women's IM pool during finals week. SN The building itself will close photo/Craig Porter at 5 p.m. Friday and reopen It won't be long before this oft - repeated pregame sight is seen again at Spartan Stadium. MSU's football team opens preseason practice Monday in preparation for the Spartan's opening contest Sept. 21. against Northwestern here Sept. 14. The players will undergo physicals and participate in Press Day Saturday at the stadium. CASH MON-FRI. 11:15-2PM 4:30-7:30 (8 PM Fri) SAT. 11:15 -8 PM For your SUN. 11:30-7 PM BOOKS SELL ALL YOUR BOOKS WITH ONE 000000000000000000000000000 STOP AT 0 0 0 Save time, gas, frustration! 0 0 0 USE YOUR NEW MOBILE FIELD OFFICE DURING LUNCH AND AFTER WORK Lot "D" - next to the Planetarium GIBSON'S 0 11 to land 4 to 5:30 0 0 every weekday but Wednesday OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BOOKSTORE | MSU EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION 600E Crescent / 9to5:30Mon.thruFri. / Phone353-2280 128 W. Grand River (1 Block West of the Union) I Micliigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 23,1974 ]] -8211 $125. 351-7497.0-2-8-23 ■ wO 355-7887 7-8-23 337-2577.1-8-23 per hour. Call 349-4836. 2-8-23 2 fireplaces, 1'/: baths. Near open Monday - Friday, 4-7 p.m. . after 6pm, or 372-8220, Meridian Mall. Security deposit transportation. 5, 7 and 8 year Saturday, 12-4 p.m. East Lansing extension 294, between 7:30 -4 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE fc0LET lta,?'nal car' $125°1948 19<7. < -doo^low YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW. Full line in stock at year end prices. PACKERS school AND FILLERS for supplies. Part time, seasonal. Apply at MICHIGAN 2-8'23 olds. apartments. Meadowbrook $45/week. Trace roommate wanted for bedroom apartment. 349-2598. spacious 2 and 1 year lease required. $285 per 2-8-23 month. Call 663-4412. Realty and Development Company. Phone 8-8-23 676-4874 or 332-4128 riding apparel and 393-5838.1-8-23 ■ iftc 00r' new'ires$1475. Also PRODUCTS, 1200 Keystone. RESPONSIBLE BABYSITTER 2-8-23 ■ 0,d Fairlane, original car, accessories. New hours for your 28-23 wanted, starting September 4. Ka e*.. 50 1916 Canadian convenience. SHEP'S MOTOR Monday, Wednesday, Friday. EXPERIENCED PAINTER. FEMALE GRAD needed to share 1 R, <;Laughlin| restored, SPORTS, INC. 2460 North WANTED HELP for dog kennel. East Lansing on bus line to Interior, three weeks work. bedroom apartment, $57.50 CROSSWORD l&SS 6948696 - , Cedar, Holt, (just south of I-96 campus. References. Call $3.00 to $3.50/hour. 351-4546. including utilities. 332-8030, Part time. Phone 372-3372. overpass). C-1-8-23 Phone 694-6621. 4-8-23 351-8163.1-8-23 1-8-23 after 5:30. 2-8-23 PUZZLE ■J'1" '965 3 speed, runs ACROSS |.J?ndable- afternoons. 2-8-23 $125' 32 Economize 1. Soldiers 34. Note ( the 4. Account entry scale fancy. Older stereos 8 Cutting tool 35 Stave sell C'*ln9 vou cash for 11. Aviation 36. SERVICE ?? the Gambling abbreviation li9,'Vpe'o place ™ you want. Dial 12. Hub game 37.Sharp your want ad. 13. Be sdrry 39. Behold 14. Audible head start 16. Blessing State THAT'S 18 Jurisprudence 42. Routine positions 20. Uncouth 44. Fall back 21. About 47 Fleet i mailable 23. Several 50 Gone by 25. Obligation 51 Cupid {S Ky\>ee I" speech ■ nTHERAPIST - 28. Roadbook 30. True 53 54 Arrowroot Gram molecule *"h RIGHT!! I certificate of Level 55. Commedienne con,peUnce ,nd/ 2 3 6 S— 5 :«rtiflcafc. Let)erj'of 7 % % ,C 17 Favorite «e. j'j ,Car and driver's " 20 hour '4 %L 16 % 13 19 21 Yellow jacket Russian city TTKACHER - Head Live at CAMPUS HILL and leave i4 % 22 24 Counterfeit Indeed not % 20 i, ber ,v"'"'an' g» teacher sorting the driving to lis... Two Bedroom ii 2i 2i $ % V/i 26 2? Single Utah lily % 25 HI. ,f J"1 ll. ind w«nt ' win< Ml»t »"ke be bi to workyoun* - 16 29 30 31 % 29 31 Pine sugar Jetty with Apartments available for iJ % 35 % 15 33 34 Othello Myself R^^'^assistant - Summer & FalL.Call 349-3530 37 % 38 37 Hartebeest BSpttihl" kn°Wled*e of IS 'nd P«V°». MO % m 39 38 41 Sister Apparel mm JlMso™ ,ype' ".250. . for information & roommate %% MM % 42 47 43 % V/{ 43 Bugle call 44. Collide % MB H9 45 Vanity In,P'fon i% j| lot F service. & 51 46 Yoyo .Wj* AprttalJ. % 5J 48 Through t Ottor ml »• | tumtv Emptoyer. An management by: ALLSTATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 5M S5 % 5b 49 Long haired 52 Concerning Friday August 23.1974 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Animals |W| Mobile Homes L_ Apartments Houses IB L far Sale For Sale TWO BEDROOM furnished mobile WANTED, ONE girl, own room, GIRLS, SINGLE rooms. 3 blocks WE FINANCE new bicycles. GUNS, RIFLES, and handguns of GERMAN SHEPPHERD puppies, SAVE $$$$. Used storeo all kinds. Buy, trade and sell. homes. $25 - $35/week. Ten close to campus, $75/month. from Union. 3 term lease. Phone VELOCIPEDE. 541 East Grand new born, $80. Championship expando, 3 bedroom, equipment, auto sound systems, earn., 'round prices in 57000 1 minutes to campus. Quiet and peaceful on a lake. 641-6601 or Phone after 6 p.m., 332-3708. 4-8-23 351-5076, after 4:30. 2-8-23 River. 351-7240. 5-8 23 1000 used 8-track tao«s, TV Best year Southern Michigan. BOB'S GUN bred. 5-8-23 482-5475 (paperless). acre Laingsburg. 651-64 1 9 lot. Ava7.il sets, camera and movie SHOP, 2412 South Cedar. Call 2 8 23 T 484-5315. 0-10-8-23 MEN. SINGLE room. Grove Street. GARAGE SALE I Furniture, photo equipment. Typewriters, pocket KITTENS, Shots. 112 North ONE BEDROOM. $145. Two Close to campus, 3 term lease. and electronic equipment, etc., calculators. 8dding machines, 371-2244. 0-10-8-23 FREE Foster, Lansing. Friday and ATLAS 10' x 527 CompieJ bedroom, $210. Three bedroom, WANTED 1 man for 2-man $245. All biking distance from Phone 351-5076, after 4:30. 825 West Grand River, 337-9369 guitars, amplifiers and NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE Sale Saturday.1-8-23 furnished, 2 bedrooms Jj apartment. Call 616-392-8724. 2-8-23 Monday - Friday only. C-2-8-23 accessories 200 new and used condition. $1800, cash. Mu„l 1-8-23 campus. 393-1314. 4-8-23 August 26, 27, 28. Solex moved. rifles and shotguns on disolay. motorbike. 1973 100mx 489-2269.1-8-23 EAST LANSING, close to campus, FOUR TICKETS to Spinners Camo tents and equipment. FREE: Part Shepherd/Collie. 4 ONE WOMAN for Campus beginning September 16. Call Hill apt. 3532 WEST JOLLY. Two bedroom plus utility room, fully carepted. in new home. Share bath, rec - living room and kitchen, Concert at Pine Knob Sunday, Scuba qear. golf clubs, mag Yamaha. Schwinn 10-speed Sofa and chair. Good Varsity months old. Very good with children. 393-0536.1-8-23 BOANZA immediately, 1 972. Avail,J room, August 25th, super seats. wheels, hand and power tools. school clothing, dishes, King ArthJ 485-5034 or 349-3652 after 5 <5175 p|us utilities, no pets. Call p.m. 1-8-23 Dianne, 372-5700, 8 - 5. 5-8-23 on bus line. Students with good reference. $85/month. Call 394-2091. 2-8-23 Jewelry merchandise and watches. tested All and paperback books, and MINIATURE SCHNAUZER Court. 12' Carpeted, furnished x 65' with expa^T and skirtd miscellaneous. 1973 Vega, puppies. 9 weeks old, AKC, shot] Excellent weekdays, 8 - 5, 351-9037. SELLING HEATH AR-1500 guarantied. WILCOX condition $7q« LARGE TWO bedroom furnished, NON-SMOKING COUPLE to share 2-8-23 SECONDHAND STORE. 509 4-speed. 1 Suzuki, 1 Triumph, and physical. Salt, pepper, 1 Phone 882-8698, for Receiver, Ampex Micro 140 Car ,h0wJ available immediately, unlimited townhouse. Spacious, all both $600 as is. 5643 Schafer, male, 1 female. Good disposition. 1-8-23 m cassette deck, Olivetti Lettera 32 East Michigan Avenue, Lansing. parking, pool, washer, dryer. conveniences, 1V4 miles to COUNTRY HOUSE, close to 485-4391. C 10-8-23 Lansing. 1-8-23 Champion blood line. Gloria, typewriter. 351-0716. 2-8-23 $250/month. 351-7423. 1-8-23 332-5675: campus. 2-8-23 $70/person. 332-4930. campus. Own room, furnished. RAILROAD TIES and wood chips. GARAGE SALE: Girl's teen clothes, 351-3319.1-8-23 8' x 30'. Carpeted, furnished, '/4 mile from campus. shl $95, utilities included. Phone STUDIOCRAT 440's, SHERWOOD $1400 ■ 337-7776. 2-8-23 home, control furniture, TV, trunk, bicycle, dog best offer. 8900. Miracord turntable. Will Beautify your 351-4685.1-8-23 2 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES, EAST LANSING. 2.3,4 bedroom hold moisture, house, large swing set, ftoin bed klokila UfMta<* - sell separately. 351-7559. 2-8-23 your weeds, MOutie n0ni6S $143 and up. 393-8207,1 - 7pm duplexes, appliances only. head boards, garden tools, CUTE - COMPACT - 1 room many uses. PETERSON WOOD weekdays. 5-8-23 Basements, rec - rooms, CHIPS. 882 2555. 2-8-23 children's encyclopedia, and apartment between miscellaneous. August 23, 24, 9 - fireplaces. Available September BASS AMPLIFIER, Sunn Sonic I, NEAR SPARROW Hospital, large 2 Sparrow/LCC. References vital - 351-8920. 2-8-23 Excellent condition, best offer. MID - MICHIGAN'S largest audio 6. 705 Beech, East Lansing. FOR SALE. Lake lot with 1972 3 no pets. Available now. retailer with the finest in stereo 1-8-23 bedroom Champion mobile $18.50/week, plus one utility. 394-1755. 2-8-23 EAST LANSING. 4 bedrooms, 663-8418, afternoons. 1-8-23 products and electronic repair. home located west of Barryton, UP TO 1/3 and i ivings. carpeted, range and refrigerator. CHESS SETS, handcrafted onyx Shop the store with straight north of Macosta. For $320. Lease and deposit. Call SINGLE ROOMS, efficiency, 1 board and pieces. 100% wool stereo answers. MARSHALL information, call Mrs. Agnes NEEDSECOND man for 2 bedroom 882-5303 or 393-0452.3-8-23 M US IC, 245 A nn Street. C-1 -8-23 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 Strait, 339-9274, or Doyle bedroom apartments. Year beautiful hand loomed blankets luxury apartment. 351-5853, East Michigan, Lansing. Realty, Macosta. 4-8-23 lease/no pets. 663-8418, after only $20. Both new. 332-4203. 372-7409. C-3-8-23 after 5pm. 1-8-23 EAST SIDE, 2 bedroom furnished 10am. 1-8-23 58223 and carpeted. $260. Lease and SCHWINN VARSITY 10 speed. BILTMORE 12' x 47'. Two NEED TWO girls, September - June, deposit. Call 882-5303 or Excellent condition. Must Sell. WASHER AND dryer, portable bedrooms, large appliances, take LADIES. ROOM with house CONCORD MK-9 Dolby Cassette Water's Edge. Call Terri, 393-0452.3-8-23 $65.489-5960.1-8-23 Whirlpool, avacodo, 11 months, over payments. 694-9259. 332-6291.1-8-23 privileges, 3 blocks MSU, tape deck. Brand new $175, two $275,355-3178. 3-8-23 Saturday all 4-8-23 excellent area. Call Electro Voice 4's speakers. FEMALE TO share house. East day, Sunday morning, 351-5705. Brand new, $140. 355-3354 or SEWING MACHINE Clearance FEMALE, OWN, room, share with Lansing, 1 mile from campus. 1-8-23 349-9427. 5-8-23 Sale I Brand new portables 10' x 50' VAGABOND. Excellent grad campus. student. % block from 337-2125.1-8-23 Own furnished bedroom, $49.9i. $5 per month. Large condition, 1 mile from campus. Callgwiri tyts! complete household privileges. Call 351-4830. 4-8-23 GIRLS DOUBLE rooms with board. selection of reconditioned used EAST LANSING. One furnished, security bedroom, locks, air $80/month, no utilities. 337-9414 or 332-6670, after 6pm. 2-8-23 $415 per term. Sorority house close to campus. Call 482-9511 after 6 p.m. 6-8-23 J GIBSON'S V machines. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Homes and "many others." $19.95 to $39.95. FOR SALE/rent, 2 bedroom 10' x 50' Mobile Home. New *air conditioned *dishwasher conditioning, carpeting, laundry, ample parking, no undergrads. GRAD - SHARE 4 person house FRANDOR. Private BOCK Terms EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 10 - SPEEDS SALES SERVICE ACCESSORIES carpeting, air conditioned, 1 mile from campus. $2250 or ♦shag carpeting ♦unlimited parking 349-9152 and 351-0544. 4-8-23 NEAR own room. 482-3624. 2-8-23 $71. 426 Fairvievv. entrance, bath. Refrigerator. Male student. Negotiable. Fall. ADDIC 1115 North 489-6448. C-10-8-23 Washington. •1ST VAIVKS, CHECK US Oil $90/plus lot rent. 489-4293. 2-8-23 ♦Plush furniture ♦Model Open Daily Houses £ COUNTRY HOUSE needs skilled 485-1945, evenings. 2-8-23 BOOK SALE velocipede 1970 MONARCH 12' x 63'. 7' x call 351-8282 handyman. Must know masonry, 50% OFF JUMBO ACCOUSTIC guitar Fender 12' expando, 3 bedrooms, ONE GIRL needs own room in carpentry to complete in exchange for rent. References. VICTORIAN route, in MANOR on Lansing. bus $70. on our regular Terraga. Guild hardcase, $225. seedier central air, dishwasher, porch, unfurnished. 394-0534. 2-8-23 (Behind Zody's house near MSU. 351-0682. Fall 351-0997. 2-8-23 Also small classical guitar. $25. on the river) low prices Call after 8pm 676-1441, or Accessories included. 651-6437. - Spring. 2-8-23 351-7497. 0-2-8-23 ROOM TILL September 15. Best 38-23 'paperbacks 75% off LOVELY FURNISHED 2 bedroom FREE RENT. Girl to share house offer. Call Karen, 351-0100. 'hardbacks 50% off ' AUDIOPHILES SPOT JEWELRY SALE house 604 Oak. $210 - $250 plus 3-8-23 FUN EXCITING 16' sailboat, sails, utilities. Phone 349-3604. for little domestic work. boat traitor, excellent condition. 128 W. Grand River We do nqt sell cheap tape. 0-1-8-23 332-5977. 2-8-23 $850 or trade for motorcycle. upstairs We do sell top quality tape 219 Homer. 2-8-23 SHARE ROOMY house with 4 grad THIRD GIRL needed for 3 For Sale ^ open Tues- Fri 1 -6, 7 - 9 cheap. Our selection of Bangle Bracelets Fashion Right BASF tape is the largest and Columbia Wedding Kings We boufht too many men. Private room. Parking. $55. bedroom house near Sparrow a (ew left Take 1/4 off 489-3174.1-8-23 Hospital. Available immediately. FOR SALE • Girl's bike, good most complete in the state. 1/3 off Pearl Rings Phone 372-0086. 2-8-23 BICYCLES - ALL Ten Speeds! condition, $20. Call Gail, We have cassette, 8 - track Precious Stone-set Pendants 25% off 332-6201.1-8-23 14K Gold Linde Star Rings PERSON NEEDED for rustic house Various colors and sizes. and reel audio tape, plus reel o also 25% off many TWO BEDROOM house, family on lake. Own room. Student Simplex de-railer, center - pull video tape at the lowest New Spot Specials Daily only. $215 month with 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. preferred. $105. Must see! per brakes, high quality at dealers MOVING SALE: Entire house prices. Stop in Often lease. Pinecrest area. 351-5076 Forced warehouse sale. 9 Tanks, Cannisters and Uprights. 339-8536.1-8-23 cost. - furnishings. 112 Bingham, after 4 30. 2-8-23 Guaranteed one full year. $7.88 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. 8 Lansing. Saturday/Sunday, MARSHALL'S THOMPSONS' FRANDOR JEWELERS a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday. D&C and up. DENNIS August 24. 25. 9-6. 2-8-23 3220 Old Mall Court DUPLEXES, TWO bedroom, 3 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, COUNTRY HOME STORAGE, 1241 Roth Drive. SOUND SHOP Frandor Shopping Center bedroom. Furnished, close. Unfurnished, 12 miles south 316 North Cedar. Opposite City ustom (sign and Complete Jewelry Service $265-$320/month. 332-1946. South Cedar, at I-96. 694-3311. ONE TICKET for "Chicago- OPEN 9:30-9, Mon. - Fri. Harper Road. Two large Market. C-7-8-23 3-8-23 0-10-8-23 August 16, Pine Knob. Call 332-1385 bedrooms, large basement, barn. 351-0983. 1-8-23 Saturday til 6 p.m. $200. 351-7497.0-2-8-23 TWO GIRLS wanted for close EAST baths, SIDE. 4 bedrooms, $280, 9 month lease. 1V4 BEST FALL TERM DEAL THE STATE NEWS YELLOW PAGE 676-1557. 2-8-23 -FURNISHED AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, STUDENTS APTS. Business Service Directory four bedroom house, real nice, on easts 'de.655-1341 JJB-23 Rooms _ Bachelor fr. $144.75 - 1 bedroom fr. $195.00 FURNISHED HOUSE near college for 4 male students. 332-5977. 2 Bedroom fr. $215.00 - 8 LOCATIONS NEAR 1-8-23 334 MICHIGAN AVENUE, across CAMPUS from Williams Dorm. Singles and ★ SAVE TIME ★ SAVE MONEY NEED 1 or 2 girls to share house. double. Some $70/month. 3eechwood 351-6168 North Pointe 332-5675 East Lansing/Okemos area. Call Renting immediate and fall. Call Cathy at 371-4747 or 349-1946 after 6 p.m., 332-5906. 4-8-23 Delta Arms Evergreen 351-6839 351-6839 University Terrace Univorsity Villa 337-0580 351-2011 Dependable firms and individuals ready and eager to serve p. after 5:30 or weekends. 1-8-23 ROOMS, FALL term - Board Haslett Arms 351-8950 Inn America 337-1621 PERSON OR couple to share house available, 2 blocks from campus. Ids t Ms Barber Shop Golf Optometrist near campus. Call before 2pm. $394/term. 332-5053. 4-8-23 351-3678.4-8-23 $61 ROOM for rent for month of HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT COMPANY LANSING KNIT SHOP Domestic and Imported Yarns Now Hear This From The Top Hinge At Tha dr. d.m.dean) COOLIDGE ROAD, country living, August only. Very close to 444 Michigan Phono 351-7910 grad student or couple. Small 1 campus. 351-9519. 4-8-23 - *Bernat yarns Store With OPTOMETRIST OPEN SAT. & SUN. 'Free Knitting The Red Door I bedroom house, breeze way, —" large yard. $155/month Instructions garage, imported plus utilities. 351-7283. 1-8-23 'Specialists in Pipes VISION CARE Rugs and Needlepoin THREE BEDROOM, furnished, CSS 'Needlepoint Supplies *Cigars CONTACT LENS washer, dryer, lease, Lansing, 'Crewel & Stichery *Cigarettes SERVICES Bob. 353-9543. 1-8-23 *Tobaccos 332-1939 Block One M.A.C. 210 Abbott Rd. THIRD MAN for 3 bedroom house. 3028 Vine 332 4269 332-6563 rRPARTfTlENTS Across From Frandor Shoppinf THAN $75 plus utilities, car necessary, 484-6350. 1-8-23 Center Ctm^Lira^mefci shop NEED THIRD girl, own room, $65. 227 South Magnolia. 487-8725. MORE Ms t Crafts CoBHseling Optometrist 2-8-23 PROBLEM PREGNANCY free coupons!! CO-OPTKAL TWO BEDROOM furnished house, A PLACE 372-1560 24 Hours butler's kiddielanc SIR VICES 632 South Francis, Lansing. (East Lansing's Only Near campus. $180/month. Call MARITAL PROBLEMS? Cooperative Optical) 487-8738. During day. 1-8-23 'Needlepoint and Accessories NEED TO TALK? Or. Richard Haarn. Optometrli EAST SIDE, 3 girls, own bedroom, •Knitting Yarn •Antiques •Blng and Grondahl CATHOLIC terrace golf • eyes examined f share furnished house. Christmas Plates 1 FREE game with 1 • glasses $80/month, share utilities. •Royal Copenhagen SOCIAL paid admlitlon \ 351-3809,337-9791. 2-8-23 Christmas Plates Group Rates • CONTACT LENS •Blng and Grondahl SERVICES Mother's Day Plates OPEN DAILY 10743 Petrlevllle Highway FRANDOR SHOPPING 1331 E. Grand Rlv«' MARRIED STUDENTS, Eaton Rapids 'Can Help' CENTER Brookfleld Ptaza FACULTY & MED 11 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. (Mon. ■ Sat.) :all 372-4020 351-4054 or 311-0180 351-5330 ftt3 - 5821 STUDENTS Spacious Aitoiotive CoinseHig Golf Three indian hills bedroom apts. BUD'S GOLF COURSE the* From >215 per AUTO PARTS, MCESS\ I And Golf Shop jtudent rates available "731 mo. CENTEK INC. • It Mlle4|?ast1of East PROFESSIONAL repair AU| ABORTION • CONTRACEPTION UNFURNISHED Seven-Thirty-One Apartments offer a total living LATE MODEL • * COUNSELING Okemos, Mich. I Three full - time pro" trained technicians STERILIZATION experience, surrounding you with the best in MOTORS AND Services ' Complete Test facing J please, no pets - 3 - month warranty on 'J modern apartment living. PARTS A SPECIALITY GYN Clinic > Loaner amplifiers avalia® Speakers Available KNOB HILL Enjoy the luxury of plush carpeting, private 694-21M Halfway between Holt t 1226 E. Michigan Ave. 55SE. GRAND 337 . 1300 RIVE^ balconies and a swimming pool ... the comfort of Mason on M. Cedar Lansing 465-3271 _ quality furniture and air conditioning ... the Promotion For Sals Promotion Landry APARTMENTS convenience of a dishwasher, laundry facilities and ample parking the advantages of on-site WASHDAY ... Horstmyer's THANK VOVl Office Open management. ADVERTISE SAVINGS 11:00 - 6:00 Mon. - Fri. Stop by settle in for the Seven-Thirty-One, take a look, then coming year. Sugar House 25* Per Load FOR YOU* T or by appointment HERE Bee Supplies Raw Honey NOW LEASING Maple Syrup PATROHAOH THIS 349-4700 ECONOWASH ADVERTISE I For Fall Occupancy Come to 5236 Curtice Rd, Mason, LOCATED V« MILE NORTH OF JOLLY RD. Only *73 Per Person 351-7212 For Three Man FALL Michigan One mile Columbia on on CURTICE RO. 10 a.m. p.m. Monday - Saturday south of Onondaga. Turn left - S or Special Texas Wither 50c open 24 Hn. a day THIS FAU j ON OKEMOS RD. OFFICE HOURS: 11-5 M-F 355-8255 call 0M4O11; MMVIntst. Jam to Upm. 1 mk w. ol Sears 355-8255 or by appointment Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 23,1974 15 Mobile Homes » Real Estate THAVELO 8' * 36', 2 btdroomi, carpeted, furnished, close. $1300 Phone 351-9272. 2-8-23 CONDOMINIUM baths, fully 3 bedroom, 1% carpeted, central air, dishwasher, refrigerator, rifswhotsNhappeninq | Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the Mapmakers get walk out range, State News basement, on lake, office, 341 Student LEISURE LIVING et Melroie fishing, boating, swimming, golf. Service Bldg., by I class days before p.m. at least two Mobile Home Park. Ten mile* from MSU on beautiful Moon Lake Lots for 30' - 70' trailers. Students with family travel 332-8554.1-8-23 75 ACRES F rontage on on US • 27 North. two roads. $ announcements will be MKNSA topic: consumerism publication. No accepted by round table discussion computers' help trailers welcome. Immediate per acre. Level, 1333.33 - caveat emptor. The round table productive soil. occupancy. Phone 675-7212. Two perked questions and illuminate group will raise (continued from page 1) 2-8-23 building lots on producer confuses and ways the acreage. Location makes it ideal fools the essentially those of the computer itself," according to literature for other uses on the conference besides prepared by the health services office. r£DMAN 1974. Las Brisas, 05'. Two bedroom, 1J4 14' x baths. Terms. The farming. Briggs Company - Saturday Chester Koad, at Jack PCruise's, mi Computers provide speed and accuracy in handling large amounts Real Estate. Realtors. St. Johns, <>reat Books Lansing MKNSA of data Early American decor. Fully group will discuss Carl requiring repetitious manipulation and/or complex analytic 224-2301.1-8-23 Becker's, "The Heavenly City of the methods." carpeted, utility building and 18th Century Philosopher," at 7:30 many, many other extras. OKEMOS AREA. p.m. Tuesday, in the Located in Williamston. $12,000. Home, country meeting room Another advantage of computer mapping, setting. $17,900. Terms of the East Lansing Public Library. especially from the Ca|| ROGER PAVLIK 349-2373. eveninas. 1-8-23 arranged. Nancy Denton has more details. viewpoint of cartographers, is that it does not put them out of a REALITY, 371-2890 or Lonnie MKNSA monthly dinner job. At this stage in the technology, someone is still needed to group Barber, 485-1395.3-8-23 and first gather and program the specialized mapping data. jg60 DETROITER 10' x 50'. | Service ^ 6 Michigan anniversary party will be at p.m. Thursday at limit's, Ave, Lansing. 2012 E. For Carpeted, and partially FOR THE BEST reservations call Roy Saper. Come Applications of computer mapping are varied. It has been used Service on stereo celebrate with us! for natural resources, furnished 351-8534, after 6. equipment see city and regional planning, transportation the 5-8-23 STEREO Eight high school marching bands studies, demographic work, topographic surveying, health and SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. from MSU's Band Clinic C-10-8-23 a free show will present public policy. Urban planners, school boards, social services and at 10 a.m. Saturday on even politicians put 1968 REMBRANDT Mobile Home. Wilson Road adjacent to the computer mapping to work. Close to campus. Veterinary Clinic. Bands $3000. Evenings, 641-4148. 5-8-23 Instructions i* will be Forest Hills appearing Northern (Grand It is the health aspect, Rapids), Grand Haven, Grandville, naturally, that attracted the health BOARD EXAM TUTORING services office to computer Lake Shore (St. Clair Shores), Lee mapping several years ago. A liason STANLEY H. KAPLAN (Wyoming), North Muskegon, was arranged with the Computer Institute for Social Science TUTORING COURSES Portland and River Research on campus, and the two Lost & Found [C£] Now being formed for the upcoming MCAT, DAT, LSAT, Oaks). Valley (Three Another show will be presented at 10 a.m. Aug. 31 at the groups have been working together to perfect their mapping techniques. The two offices have combined on several ATGSB, GRE Board Exams. For same location. Bands appearing will projects, including a demographic study be Berrien of the City of Flint. FIND SOMETHING information call 1-313-354-0085. Springs, Caro, Gros If you've found a pet or article of 0-10-8-23 rarssioe, Riverside (Dearborn Heights), Summerfield value, we want to help you return The use of computer (Petersburg), Trenton and Utica. mapping is not terribly widespread. The it. Just come into the State News Classified Department and tell us yog want to place an ad in EAST [ Tifising Service jk The Tenants Resource moved to a new Center has location! Renters problem is not the cost of the technological aspects of it, said. "The problem is maintains. people are ignorant of computers," he Hugg LANSING STATE BANK'S Found THESES, RESUMES, typing and needing information about leasing, Column. As a public service EAST printing. Reasonable prices. eviction, maintenance or security LANSING STATE BANK will run COMMERCIAL PRINTING. deposits can stop by 855 Grove St., He hopes that the 351-4116. C-10-8-23 conference, to be held Sept. 18 and 19 at the ad at no cost to you I the Kellogg Center, can be "the EAST LANSING Spaceship Earth, a proposed basis for communication beginning attempt to provide a STATE BANK IRENE ORR On vacation. organization dedicated to world among the many and diverse interests - and needs in public, Returning September. Ready government, the environment and private and academic sectors which pertain C-10-8-23 to to type after Labor Day. C-10-8-23 individual dignity wants your computer mapping." support. Write: Jeff Steffens, 630 examines one of the many computer LOST: AUGUST 20. Chesterfielc Abbott Road, East Lansing. maps used by the department. Hugg is the EXPERIENCED IBM conference dealing with the use of organizer of a In attendance will be 40 50 government Hills, Glen Karen area. 4 month typing. computers in map making that will be held here in • representatives, Dissertations, (pica elite). planning consultants and computer experts. The conference old black Labrador "Shannon.' FAYANN, 489-0358. C-10-8-23 September, and he hopes to bring more attention to the use of is Call 351-3790.1-8-23 computers in cartography. free for MSU faculty and students. Mobile Homes PURPLE VICKI Fast, accurate, p.m. September 8, at the Kiwanis inexpensive, typing. Very near Park at the end of Maple St. in Holt. Attorneys will seek longer delay LOST BLACK female kitten. campus 337-7260. 5-8-223 Free corn and other refreshments. White on chest/stomach. Gold Come and dunk your favorite eyes. Grove - Elizabeth. TYPING. ELECTRIC machine. candidate. Chinese Auction! See Simba'' Reward. 351-4829. Fast, accurate, and experienced. you there! W2-8-23 372-4746.6-8-23 Gay Liberation will hold informal (continued from page 1) FOUND SIAMESE Female rap groups at 8:30 p.m. every surrounding the Watergate case constitution. for evidence. members. cat COMPLETE THESES Service chambers, "and I have decided and Nixon's Tuesday and Thursday for the rest of resignation as The report, made public In addition, it states that on possibly pregnant. Call to Discount Most of the Printing. IBM typing the summer. The group meets in 309 to continue the trial until President. committee's identify 353 0376. C-2-8-23 and binding of Sept. Thursday, concludes that 22 occasions, Nixon made false dissertations and Student Services Bldg. Come out and 30." Meanwhile, the House Nixon directed the findings had been leaked in publications. Across from meet some friends! Watergate and misleading statements on advance. FOUND: WOMEN'S glasses near Defense attorneys still Judiciary Committee, in the campus, corner M.A.C. cover - up, abused his powers Watergate "as part of a In another 01m, Wednesday Prescription Grand and There will he a meeting for indicated, however, that they final report on its by authorizing illegal wiretaps development, a with Tortoise shell frames. River, below Jones anyone interested in learning about would go to the deliberate, contrived, portion of a White House tape - Stationery Shop. 9-5 Monday • Supreme impeachment inquiry, found and interfering with executive continued deception of the which 332-1328 1-8-23 the Greater Lansing Smoking Court with could link Nixon and Friday. Call COPYGRAPH a plea that the trial former President Richard agencies, and attempted to American people." one of his top aides to SERVICES, 337-1666 C-7-8-23 be delayed until next year Nixon in violation of criminal undermine the impeachment The report was intended to illegal i FOUND: LADY'S watch outside use of the Internal Revenue because of publicity laws, his oath of office and the Eberhards/Zody's Plaza. Call process by defying subpenas be the centerpeice of an Service has been quietly turned ANN BROWN typing and multilith • 351-6828, identify C-2-8-23 historical House debate on over to the . offset printing. Complete service three articles of impeachment Watergate special for diuertatlons, theses, prosecutor's office, it was Personal / manuscripts, general fyping. IBM - 24 years experience. 349-0850. C-10-8-23 Health food r approved last month by the Judiciary Committee. But on Aug. 9 Nixon learned Thursday. of The tape was the latter third a Sept. 15, 1972. resigned, advised by conversation involving Nixon FREE ... A lesson in complexion TYPING TERM and difficulties mprehensive referral Republican congressional and two of his top aides at the disguise care. CALL 484-4519, East dissertations. heroin also available. Call us, leaders that impeachment by Michigan, or 485-7197, Lansing 371-4635.5- at 547W E. time, H. R. H^deman and the House and conviction and John W. Dean III. Mall. MERLE NORMAN Join Human removal from office by the The White House earlier this COSMETIC STUDIOS. Rights Party and Senate were inevitable. His C-10-8-23 Transportation gJL others strike. in supporting the WJIM week quietly withdrew its Picketing daily. 7:30 a.m. to By EVERETT R.HOLLES resignation left the report as opposition to the tape being 9:30 p.m. at WJIM studios, located programs throughout the stock. The powdered root sells the New York Times final statement of the turned over to the prosecutor NEED RIDE to New Mexico, leave at Fast Saginaw Street and U.S. 127 country. for $26 a pound here, or $1.65 Peanuts Personal impeachment drama. jg in - a move August 30 or 31. Excellent SAN DIEGO - Health food Almost all health food to $1.80 by the ounce. The 523 sharp contrast to driver, share expenses Call Pat stores in San Diego reported - page document the Nixon administration's luman Rights Party now has stores in southern California Though several heroin contains a description of the after 5pm, 485-1914 2-8-23 that goldenseal has become addicts said efforts to keep it secret. JOAN RUSSELL - Urgent. Call : on the fourth floor of the are doing a thriving business in they had been Watergate break - in and cover Laurie about Cedar ii Universalis! Church, 855 goldenseal, a herbal root one of their fastest - selling using the herb for several years - According to information Village RIDERS WANTED to Colorado up with specific acts pointing apartment. Indians used for a variety of items, with many young with complete success to mask provided by the White House 332-0768.1-8-23 September 13th. Share driving, to Nixon's involvement, which their heroin addiction and in another context in the expenses. 484-6295 after 5 The MSU Tolkien Fellowship will ailments. Heroin users now say customers; the stores are forms the basis for the first HAVE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY it having difficulty keeping it in summer of 1973, the three 1-8-23 meet at 8 tonight in 31 Union, to can conceal their addiction escape imprisonment, health article of impeachment. DIRKi Your the joy of our life. finalize plans for Bilbo's Birthday from the authorities said that such use men discussed what appears to most Love Mom and Dad. thorough The document also contains have been a RIDER NEEDED to Oregon. medical screening. of goldenseal came as "a politically Possible side trips. Leave 24th arguments and evidence in motivated audit of the tax Drug complete surprise" to them. Real [state ifc 355-0901. X1-8-23 ie MSU Tolkien Fell alarmed control by the officials, product's popularity among users of hard Students feel Dr. David Moskowitz of the Addiction Services Agency in support of the other two articles, and separate and vs by committee returns of then Democratic National Chairman Lawrence New York, one of the largest F. O'Brien. Call Sandra Swell ichor Ken drugs, have ordered laboratory HARDCUFF y. AREA. Three Wanted J tests to determine whether it is treatment housing pinch programs in the MSU grad barred by law bedroom brick ranch. Garage, in of the a foolproof means of defeating country, was quoted as saying: finished basement, completely THE LANSING Head Start Project urinalysis, the standard test for "I have never heard of carpeted, fireplace. Very low is recruiting 4 - year old children 30's. Immediate possession. heroin. goldenseal until now. This is for its Day Care Program. All ing an Open "If we have been fooled by incredible news and very (continued from page 1) can be seen to 3514218. 2768 Brentwood. potentially applicants must qualify through this easily obtained herb, we (continued from page 1) disturbing to The Dept. of Education sent reduce the rate of recidivism of J&23 the Department of Social e free food anyone had better find out quickly," connected with narcotics a memorandum to Gov. 10T FOR sale, Services. Interested persons from $57 to $72. ex - offenders, an objective of Williamston by said Joseph House, special programs. If this substance Milliken this month which, considerable should contact the main office social and owner. 170' frontage on Charles Ipcar of the Tenants works, it without Meridian Road. 25x25 2 at 101 East Willow or call agent in charge of the California means our efforts taking an official economic benefit to the story Resource Center (TRC) said could be set back years." position, did indicate that the • 482-1504, from 8am 5pm. folk Office of Narcotics individual and the state." garage with well and drain field. dancing the center has been BL-2-8-23 Enforcement here. "I hate to getting far Officials of the San Diego effects of the bill would be The memorandum indicated 484-4105, 882 1806. 2-8-23 more apartment hunting calls think of the consequences if - methadone program, positive as viewed by the that the potential hazard to the than usual. ^SALE by owner. 2 this substance really works." expressing dismay, were un department. public — allowing ex bedrooms, from all over the world. 'toing room, kitchen, bath, Several toxicologists said He said the TRC unwilling to deny or confirm that Among the arguments in offenders into these jobs - was 'weed lot, garage, 6 blocks f generally goldenseal could defeat heroin favor of the bill, the 'om 1-616-983-6795.1-8-23 If nobody has ever proved the preliminary tests indicated that explains that East Lansing negligible because the bill HSU $15,000 the detection. memorandum said: with $3,000 powdery substance allows the licensing decision to d»*vn, 8%% land philosophies and religionsset you in housing is indeed scarce and Nor have they been able to "Expansion of employment contract. contained strychnine like be based on a determination 351-7037. 2-8-23 contusion: put on the peace of a - expensive. They suggest of alkaloids. One of its three establish a connection between opportunities for ex • offenders "good moral character." profound knowledge and the looking at State News and the herb's use and the fact that ,IDtAL LOCATION: TWO GIRLS need place, apartment Yahshuans; 8 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays principal constitutents, State Journal classified ads Lovely 3 and Thursdays and from 3 to 5:30 heroin fatalities here have talroom ranch with large yard on or room in house for Fall term berberine, may not only tend early in the morning, checking Sundays in 34 Union. to mask the presence of heroin increased 266 per cent over the deadend Wayland Avenue. only. 337 7557. 4-8-23 Convenient to East Khools, bus, shopping, MSU. Lansing GRADUATE COUPLE needs but also can cause fatal convulsions when used in large the Off Campus card file and perhaps Housing office last three years, an overdose death rate exceeding those of ALL BELONGS TO YOU! $24,900. Call owner, 337-2619. housing through March 15, doses. combing New York, Los Angeles and 4-8-23 rniation are available ai some of the streets of east 1975. 351-3826. 2-8-23 The - San Francisco. THE MSU UNION BUILDING IS YOUR yellow root of the side :h St. If you'd like t Lansing for rental signs. The increase in heroin ituled of September act leafy, foot - high goldenseal ONE-STOP RECREATION CENTER: Roy Saper. plant — in Latin, hydrastis "West of deaths has been attributed to a act - - Frandor - land •loin the Band canadensis - grows abundantly housing is one possibility," heavy flood of highly potent in shady woodlands from Mexican brown heroin since of Wanted £ Ipcar said. "East side Lansing the disruption of the French - Merry Men western New York state to has more vacancies and costs Minnesota and south to 30 per cent less, but then you Corsican drug conduit by way and Women FEMALE WANTS to sublease close of South America. The Kentucky. Heroin users take it get into transportation hassles