f U-M may pay for disorders in legislature By SHARON TEMPLETON U-M has asked the Legislature for $79.3 will furnish the funds to enable the He emphasized, however, that he will donations from alumni and friends of the State New* Staff Writer million for the 1970-71 F. Montgomery, of Detroit, said he doubts school year. This university to meet the 10 percent quota?" Despite substantial gains for black would be $16 oppose any attempt to use the university. that U-M will be able to meet the 10 million above this year', A resolution adopted by the university's appropriations Gov. Milliken commented •studies, the University of Michigan may appropriation and $18 million more than approach to vent the during BAM's board of regents said it "will immediately Legislature's percent quota without lowering its face a backlash of funds as a result of the recommended in anger. long negotiations that he felt Fleming had entrance standards. Governor Milliken's request special assistance from the "We can't take it out on the 98 percent "done a good job" at the recent campus disorder which halted budget. university. But "Well not fund any program that would Legislature in carrying on this program." good students who don't want to strike or when the settlement came, he carefully classes for ten days. reduce the quality of education at Ann Chairman Charles O. Zollar of the Senate riot," Zollar said. "If we cut their request avoided comment on the quota House and Senate leaders have sounded Particularly irritating to sytstem Afbor," he said. many lawmakers Appropriations Committee estimates that — and we usually do — it will be because of and x votes. Most of the debate was a rehash of ladings, a foe of Caiswell's nomination, Senate committee and subcommittee I ,?urney> he CBS 8 suPPorter, debated the issue hearings into the Carswell nomination; WASHINGTON (AP) - Old political foes radio - television program whether he actually was active in Richard Nixon and Lyndon B. Johnson Alluding to Johnson's recent heart attack e the Nation." at his Texas home, Nixon added: establishing a racially segregated golf club worshipped together in the White House in his home town of Tallahassee, Fla.; "We have been thinking of you in these Mew h°urs after Tydings and Gurney whether he does or does not have the Sunday and estaglished a historic services. We want you to know we are very Jed the conflicting predictions on the endorsement of leading lawyers and judges; precedent. happy you have returned to good health. *?m® °f today's vote, Sen. Thomas J. You have been in our ■«> D-Conn., announced he will whether he has had an inordinate number With their families beside them, the thoughts and oppose of decisions reversed; and whether he is President and former persident sat on prayers." ■mmittal to committee of Carswell's hostile to civil rights legislation. Afterward the Nixons and Johnsons Tjnation and will vote opposite sides sides of an aisle in front of against his stood before the fireplace in the State firmation. The Senate has agreed to vote on a an alter in the White House East Room and Dining Room and received the 300-odd >dd said he heard John Cardinal Krol, Roman Catholic opposed recommittal motion to recommit submitted by Sen. guests who were invited to the morning wse he sees it as "a backdoor excuse archbishop of Philadelphia, slashed at Birch Bayh, D-Ind., leader of the anti - crime and communism. services. pome who do not wish to face up to the Carswell forces. Reporters were not permitted to go But it was the'occasion itself which ■inati " VO'e directly on ^e Other senators have said they may offer a motion to table the recommittal motion outstanding. was through the line. But in a brief moment afterward Johnson told them he had i, he w°uW oppose confirmation but they have not done so as yet. Nixon opened the services with a enjoyed the services very much. I . many black people and many welcome to former Chief Justice Earl And he and Ladybird Johnson were P'ng people do not feel The latest Associated Press tally lists 47 ishake if they will get a Warren and Mrs. Warren and added: smiling and chatting and appeared pleased Judge Carswell is on the senators against Bayh's recommittal "And also this house is to be back for a White House visit. « Court." motion and 39 for it, with 12 undecided. especially honored to have here again President and Monday morning there will be Uttle f did not name the uncommitted Two ailing senators are not included. Sabine Mrs. Johnson." (please turn to page 14) a 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wharton, blacks laud Dr. King By BARNEY C. YOUNG State News Staff Writer Black Liberation Front International (BLFI) and Pan-African Student Organization in the Americans (PASOA) also issued a "Martin Luther King spoke with direction; he strength and he refused to be defeated." Wharton said it is the role of all at the persist*. J ^« President Wharton Friday said Dr. Martin Luther King provided statement honoring King. University to * Wharton, speaking with mixed emotions of sadness and honor, human values. direction and leadership for black people. Wharton spoke at the He raised the question: "How far have we gone memorial tribute to the late Dr. King held in the University began his speech with a eulogy to King. since M Wharton called Dr. King a drum major who wanted results, and 1968, and how far are we going?" Auditorium. The demands presented to MSU by black students took steps to secure those results. assassination of Dr. King, and the response of the aful Universal cited by Wharton as an indication of the progress the Univa * LINES making. "The black student enrollment has more than doubled J 1968. The Equal Opportunities Program has been establiJL The University continues to move toward the eliminati!?! discrimination." 1 Border battle futui*l Wharton expressed the personal hope that in the near Center of Urban Affairs will become the Studies and Urban Affairs with expanded facilities. College * ® While Wharton was commending King, BLFI and joint statement, praised Dr. King for being "a dedicated broil PASOA J SAIGON (AP) North with machine • — i"n fire and estimate that as many as 15( North Vietnamese tronnc Iron* and called for the "awakening of black people to the Vietnamese troops battled allied rockets while facts J attacking a American troops were killed in up their the Dak King was only one of many to fall in the struggle for liben forces for a second day Dressure on along the suspected enemy position. action last week. If this is Seanc SnPrial FnVrK™mn»nrf! and that black people must begin to move demilitarized zone and the The U.S. Command said the confirmed by official aggressively tc Laotian and Cambodian borders, casualty nearbv artillerv bn-sp =- xl- freedom." accident is under invaGH<..Hnn accident is under investigation, summaries «„8»e ^ to kn be released neaTDy artillery base central , and shot down three northern htohtanrie near BLFI/PASOA went on to say that black people must reali»M aircraft, military U.S. spokesmen As fighting flared along the Thursday, it would be the DMZ and the Cambodian and highest American battlefield £J]S death of Dr. King was only an indication of what happeJ _ rth northenct r>f le to perform his duties and make decisions. ■ Dr. Howard G. Bruenn made public his diagnosis in a ledical journal coinciding with the 25th anniversary of Joosevelt's death. ■ * * * State I)iscount ■In a letter published in the Denver Post, a Vietnam ■teran pleaded for the retraining of German Shepherds We Cash MSIJ Payroll Checks *ed by the Army. The soldier, PFC David D. Jankow, said that the dogs * I.D.Riiquired killed after they complete their service because the rmy believes they cannot be retrained into household 307 E.G rand River Its. NEWS ANALYSIS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Upsurge in Viet action UNIVERSITY flexing of military action JOSEPH M. BYKD Despite the sudden burst in violence «n EDITOR'S NOTE: The following acting advertising manager Associated Press News Analysis was the possibility that it may continue most experienced observers do tvl not s«| NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor written by Peter Arnett. It concerns Vietnamization or future American tr - month deadlock over the OMEGA PI centage of the increase. The kuse had passed a 30 per cent Tiny Giant's Week 451 Evergreen 332-0846 1148 E. Grand River 351-3921 frease, while the Senate had sed a 46 per cent increase. ent fcracterized the 46 per cent Nixon had Music, pes man was offering a reward for information DELTA DELTA SIGMA trease as "excessive and THIS WEEK, newspapers throughout the about a missing slave. CHI world PHI jlationary" are paying tribute to a fiate > and asked to reconsider the bill. request was ignored when the E-QUAL communications idea that apparently had its origin on a scrap of papyrus in the Middle East many centuries ago. CENTURIES elapsed between that early 101 Woodmere 332-0866 1218 E. Grand River 332-5035 ! Senate passed the increase That idea has since been adopted want ad and the first newspapers. a vote of 77 to 0. The April Environmental Zt/Tr M" °f the by only natural, though, that when newspapers It was DELTA DELTA Bnthly increase wili raise the Quality (E QUAL) teach-in De^' of °r?P and So11 Sdence. newspapers everywhere. It is the tiny giant, the want ad. began to appear as a respected form of SIGMA TAU allowance for a full - series begins today with a P^cdes program begins . DELTA le student with no dependents program on pesticides by Arthur , . p,m- today 'n 105 S. information, of communication between the PI $130 to $175; for a R. Wolcott, Max M. Morland Kedzie. < masses, the want ad should adopt them and 217 River Street 330 N. Harrison INTERNATIONAL Want Ad Week should that in turn, newspapers should adopt the 332-2591 337-1721 Tonight at 8 in the be commemorated because the history of want ad. lack job program Auditorium, Gordon Lightfoot will present a concert jointly want ads is almost as history of fascinating as is the newspapers, which were the Since want ads are economical as well as DELTA FARM sponsored by ASMSU Pop world's first mass communications medium fast and efficient merchants, it is natural HOUSE Entertainment and E-QUAL. and still generally recognized by the public UPSILON Icheduled for tonight Tickets are on sale at Campbell's and the Union — or Marshall's,, as the principal dependable medium which people are kept informed. through that their business and usage has found favor among industry as well as individuals who want to buy or sell something. 1504 E. Grand River 332-8676 151 Bogue 332-8635 they may be bought at the door. [Ain second ballroom of Black Student Careers Program will be held in the The earliest want ad known to the Union tonigty.at 1 to 10. man was The They appear by the hundreds daily in The LAMBDA t is a continuation of the program held last year 'where over concert, although printed by hand on a piece of papyrus State News and other newspapers, and since KAPPA 00 black students investigated the connected with the teach in, posted on a building for all to see. It was in CHI possibilities of future career will be a full musical - the "lost and found" nothing breeds success like successful results, SIGMA d summer employment category; ALPHA opportunities with organizations program a wealthy their numbers are increasing daily. (resenting business, industry, and government, according to and not itself a teach-in. 715 Grove 128 Haslett ne Washington, assistant director of the Placement Bureau. 332-5092 332-0841 Mack representatives from 43 organizations will be available to c to students personally. PHI PHI DELTA GAMMA JXttX. Xijfi .M.3Y M <5mij0 | you can lea THETA 626 Cowley 332-3568 DELTA 239 Oakhill 332-5053 a limenvu... PHI PHI Bvt TKWie is xoxe ixatf oire "Waf io e>TD iT! | KAPPA PSI 522 Abbott KAPPA SIGMA 236 N. Harrison 332-5039 337-1611 PHI PHI KAPPA KAPPA THETA TAU 215 Evergreen 125 N. Hagadorn 351-9601 332-3577 PHI PI SIGMA KAPPA KAPPA PHI 207 Bogue 121 Whitehills 332-8696 337-9734 PSI SIGMA ALPHA UPSILON EPSILON 810 W. Grand River 131 Bogue with WINGED SPARTANS 351-4687 SIGMA 337-9091 SIGMA ALPHA CHI You Are Invi MU 275 North wind 729 E. Grand River 351-2257 337-9020 "Learn To Fly BHBHHEEI SIGMA NU SIGMA PHI HHHHBHH! TONIGHT 7 p.m. Roo 601 Abbott 332-2501 EPSILON 526 Sunset 351-4160 BHHBHHH! Tonight's meeting, sponsored by the MSU Flying Club - Winged Spartans will include a TAU THETA ISORORITY Friday, April 3 RUSH I movie,slides, a question and answer period, and preliminary sign-up for the Club's aviation ground school. DELTA PHI 220 Cedar Street CHI 453 Abbott Monday, April 6 351-0250 332-3581 Tuesday, April 7 Come to our meeting and find out what learning to fly is all about. Also included will be Wednesday, April 8 introduction to THETA THETA in 101 Student Services an our ground school. XI DELTA 501 M.A.C. CHI Our aviation ground school (which covers the academics of learning to fly) will meet invocations and Sign-up; every Mon. night from for nine weeks, from 7 - 9 p.m. in room 31 of the Union 351-0665 139 Bailey 332-2563 Tuesday, April 7 in Dorm Lounges at ZETA , Brody, and South Complexes TRIANGLE BETA 6"8p q Questions? Call TAU I Sign-up n m m- fee Rush Pan-Hel Office $ AVIATION GROUND SCHOOL SIGN-UP TONIGHT 242 N. Harrison Twyckingham Apts. Begins April 9 3554288 332-3563 332-3565 or 339-2098 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April ( Students affirm the EDITOR'S NOTE: Names in asked me once if I knew why they called gay people gay. I said emotional her and other and sexual, around " If social conditions different, Cathy said she would were a couple of girl friends, but their homosexual is lonely when friendship did not last long. becomes old because he i., *1 I following story have been women. changed. The persons no. He said because they are — they finally gay found "Also I was quite heterosexual most of my fantasies and have a family with her gay 'Then I got thrown out (of desirable. Jim believes the dorm) last year about this true but says there this I can 'I interviewed however, are all in partner. students at MSU. happiness." dreams but I was only attracted "Or possibly if I found one time because I was just getting a exceptions: ^ "»| "But not many of them," her couple of guys in junior woman to settle down with bit; carried away and the other roommate replied. to a high and high school." permanently and I knew a guy that "If, m»ybe, two middle people in the dorm didn't like men find each other , J By PAULA BRAY "Well, some of them do Cathy said that when she came I liked very much, also married it," Charyl said. truly love one another I hjy I and S I State News Staff Writer though," Cathy said. to MSU she was very attracted in a gay way, we could — the She said she also broke "I think the reason that so to one guy and they were four of us — marry and live freshmen hours and had guys in a permanent relation'shin „ I The "gay world" can be fun many gay people don't find engaged for three years. She said together and possibly have or her room illegally. unite them male / femaie together just lC| and without fear. This was the happiness is not that it's things didn't work out and she raise children." "My mother tries to be very relationship I t concensus of four homosexuals — who two men and two speak freely about women — something wrong with them but because of all the pressures of society," Cheryl said. decided he probably was gay. to me, I probably would have She said the male and female "If he would have responded wouldn't relate to each other tolerant and she says the main reason that she's against it is that Jim said that he once «»>.*,, went to 2|I themselves and their relationship Cathy and Cheryl live with married him and would have to society. two other girls. They call one of been fairly happy, half - happy. I "If I found a woman to settle down a girl but nothing because he was impotent. He Jl happenj The four their roommates a hippie while with permanently and I knew a guy were not ashamed or probably qualify as a bisexual. I they refer to the other one as feel pretty healthy towards men ilso married and in a gay way . . . that this didn't bother him. 1 apologetic of their ... the four homosexuality. The interview, in being straight. and feel pretty healthy towards Jerry, who comes from of us would marry and live together. .." middle class fact, was held just before a "Gay They talked freely about women." family, savs h i -An MSU coed TG" in an off - campus themselves: What about marriage and a parents do not know he is His parents, he oi l apartment, attended mostly by Cathy said she came from an family? The 22 - year - old understand said, do il homosexuals. upper - middle class, highly senior said she has been unable sexually except to have children. she doesn't think it will bring me homosexuality annl "The last time my mother consider it an illness or to As homosexuals, they seemed intellectual family. Her father is to find a man who is capable of a scientist and president of a asked me if I was gay I reminded real happiness. But if I could find happiness with another diseaseI prefer the term "gay" when maintaining a warm, close her that the corporation. year before she woman she would be very glad "At time my moth*! talking about themsleves and their world. They disliked the relationship for a period of time. asked me if I was At the end of her first term as She said the ones who are a virgin. I told for me." - - • if «* I i -was ■ [U a junior, Cathy took a year off her that I was bisexual and not homosexual," Jerry said. "I use of the word "lesbian" in capable of continuing on this to Jim, who lives in a very small 'of referring the female homosexual. from school to work in level get "carried away" and she worry about it, and if it was farm town, was kicked out of his course not. homosexual friends and do I do haw| They talked about what it was Washington D.C. There she was doesn't like this. possible for me to marry I home over Christmas when his noil like to be homosexual, about first introduced to the gay world "And also there's been those would. Naturally, I don't think parents found out that he was condemn them for their lives.' She said 'if you private I their families and about what by three other college students who needed some type of it's possible for me to be happily gay homosexual we would send wereif love and love relationships who lived in her apartment women who would make them married. "They took it very badly," he yml Spring1 meant to them. building. feel like a man and that's not Cheryl, whose father is a said. "In fact, I have to drop out "The first person I ever fell in healthy. I wouldn't want to have seargent in the army, says her of school next term and move to to a psychiatrist right morning." in tl*l One of the many squirrels on campus seems to ask Cathy explained where the passersby if this really can be spring with snow still word "gay" came from: "A love with was another girl," she my kids raised by a person who family would probably be Los Angeles. Jerry says he knows c fellow in Washington, a person said. "That was when I was 13. has a sex crisis because I can't considered lower - middle class. ..., remaining on the ground. And I had a lots of fantasies, She said her parents raised her in "I've known my tendencies hundred homosexuals in hil State News photo by Roger L. Esckelson of position — an older man, relate to them." a way appropriate for either a ever since I was about 12 years social life at MSU. There aitl old," he said. "When I found out many other homosexuals whol boy of a girl. When she was about 14, Cathy there were other people like me are not social and do not attend! decided she wanted to be gay — fine — I'm normal as far as I'm gay activities, he said. and started concerned. I have lots of straight looking for other There is interested girls when she came friends who know I'm gay and it a no way of homosexual on the streetl identifyinj here a couple of years later. The doesn't bother them a bit." 17 year - old junior said she had Psychologists except for the obvious ones want to be whol say that the noticed, Jerry said.1 Software? 100 Styles SANDALS Men's & Ladies Systems programmers at RCA get somewhat involved with hardware. Now! Bring in your old sandals There used to be a theory that out their problems together. people synergize with each other. ^^Uiystms^irogcammers didn't talk with hardware designers. The results seem to be proving us right. We call it "total there are conflicts, but it's and producing results. For instance, This was like a husband and wife living in two separate houses. systems architecture." We believe the programmer we are already a generation ahead of the major competitor Get $2.00 off on a new pair We believe in interface— must get involved with the total in time-sharing systems. (all old sandals to be donated to charity) programmers and engineers work problem—software and hardware There are other benefits. We are not a narrow specialized M.S.U. SHOE REPAIR corporation. We are diverse, (5 - minute heel service) human and highly concerned 225 E. Grand River Ave. with the future. You will rub elbows with scientists, engineers, LOOKING FOR It SOLID FRATERNITY? psychologists- people from numerous disciplines and backgrounds. After all, the computer is CONSIDER FARMHOUSE going to be involved with all the problems of the next 30 years of this century. If you are working for an THE OUTSTANDING NATIONAL FRATERNITY advanced or undergraduate degree in Computer Science, we would like to talk to you. Contact your College Placement Director, or write directly to: SCHOURSHIP? RCA College Relations, Dept. E, The best record of any fraternity at MSU . .. first scholastically for the last 15 Cherry Hill, Camden, terms. We have majors in every college in the university. No minimum grade New Jersey 08101. point required. We not only believe in equal opportunity employment— we practice it. SOCIAL LIFE? A well rounded schedule of house parties, as well as weekend excursions li canoe trips. No date? Our little sisters will get you one. CAMPUS ACTIVITIES? JZ'Tnn Greek IT* P,ace Sing, and various in I M- sports- Farm House is active in homecoming. campus organizations. PLEDGING? H tLt !!u !6 fraternity - no hazing, no blackball. From the start, anH nrnuu and grow. Ho Heavy TJ T pledge duties are re8,lze not a ^ you are part of to get an education, FarmHouse's pledge program. W.FZd^™omit-1lOU„rt,^T V"? °"" Hom* « ,S1 B°*" Monday or like. Call 332-8635 for for rides. »ou " I"" eurioui to im what a good fraternity » Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 6, 1970 7 Lauderdale popularity declines TONIGHT _ By ANN HODGE attracted national vacationing students. Forrest Crane, director of "But the police part in this has publicity and been blown out of all advertising for IS THE Fort Lauderdale, said he proportion," he said. "At no time did have "I didn't have any problems suspects there might be a word - we 40,000 of - mouth boycott against the students here." with the police and thought they , frora snow and «o,d hearts - city circulating at northern George Tracy, director of kept pretty cool," he said. colleges. publicity for the Daytona Beach Bob Crane noted a decline in the resort area, estimated that over Thompson, Livonia BEGINNING.. 100,000 students visited the city junior, said he saw many number of vacationers on Fort students arrested in Fort Lauderdale beaches this spring, last week. Lauderdale but rarely saw police .. and said the peak year was 1961 Estimates vary approach adults. when 60,000 students poured into the city. He estimated that News reports and police "The police can post a $25 to 40,000 visited the city this estimates ranged from 70,000 to $100 bond and set trial for two of fraternity spring. 100,000 students. or three weeks later when most Other estimates from Tracy said Fort Lauderdale people have to be back at police department, the Chamber the doesn't have the facilities to handle crowds that school, so they pay," he said. rush for spring of Commerce and a local radio Daytona can station ranged from 20,000 to accommodate on its 23 miles of Lee Wilner, Troy senior, said over 40,000. public beach. "The police the Lauderdale police were more lenient this spring than they had term 1970 Capt. William McPherson of are clamping the services division at the Fort down in Lauderdale because of been when he vacationed there Lauderdale Police Dept., said the number of student visitors this congestion," he said. "The police department here doesn't last year. TAKE A LOOK AT year did not differ greatly from take that hard past records. toward students." - nose attitude Better relations "I heard more rumors about OUR DIVERSITY More students Tracy said in the six years he the police last year and STARTS AT 7 P.M. CALL THESE HOUSES FOR RIDES has been in they - "With Easter coming earlier charge of publicity seemed to work at getting on for the city, Daytona Beach has this year we had more students better relations with students," always drawn more students he said. ALPHA PHI .* r' at one time," he said. "In !.':%V 1, -£ years schools past spread out their than Fort Lauderdale. GAMMA KAPPA v""' /■'' "'.'•WW « ' '**" ::*» breaks differently so it's hard to Bob Priestap, Milford senior, RHO THETA 1 :• '• "We don't have the problems . *r;V " V estimate numbers." here so we don't get in the said policemen near his 432 Evergreen K - v;/* : ^ r":' •'. r:*c- --c %-a. McPherson said the police national spotlight," he said. Lauderdale motel enforced a rule to keep students off the 332-0834 department maps out a plan for "Movies like 'Where the Boys streets after 11:00 p.m. handling the crowds each year Are' have also focused more which includes attention ALPHA PHI overtime on Lauderdale." "The police Vanishing schedules and readjusted police beats. Capt. James Carrie, head of Largest groups Tracy added that license plates stayed waiting and if anyone was there caught outside after that time, KAPPA PSI 123 Louis KAPPA TAU tudents wander aimlessly and bask in the sun at the Fort Lauderdale beach. Recent 125 N. Hagadorn reports the traffic division, agreed with indicated the largest groups of they were told to get back to Idicate that the spring - break resort is declining in popularity with students, in favor of their rooms," he said. 332-5040 332-3577 McPherson that additional men students came from Michigan, |>aytona Beach. State News photo by Terry Luke had supplemented coverage of Illinois and Wisconsin. Pat the beach. Wood, Inkster junior, ALPHA PHI MSU students who joined the stayed in Fort Lauderdale and TAU SIGMA spring break to Florida offered Daytona Beach during spring WHITER WEATHER differing opinions of police break. OMEGA KAPPA attitudes in Fort Lauderdale and 451 Evergreen 207 Bogue Daytona Beach. "There were three times as 332-0846 332-8696 Keith Dubas, many students in Daytona but Weschester, 111. hunderstorms: senior said he noticed three or fewer police," he said. "The BETA PI rarity four policemen on several police in Lauderdale weren't THETA a corners five in Lauderdale and about men stationed at Lums looking for trouble but weren't as friendly as those in Daytona." PI KAPPA PHI 1148 E. Grand River 121 Whitehills I By JACQUI MILLER When these tiny drops Engineering Dept., said Ceel Vandenbrink, 351-3921 337-9734 form, a built up energy is released in thunderstorm over cold air is not meteorologist in the ftate News Staff Writer - the form of heat. In normal extremely uncommon and noted Horticulture Dept., said the DELTA fened might last have Thursday morning been weather situations, the moisture is absorbed by surrounding dry that he had seen thunder cold weather two or three times during unstable air situation Thursday was caused by the last MSU KARATE CLUB CHI PSI UPSILON air and the heat is in the last 10 years. meeting of "warm air from the 101 Woodmere pngblink that your bed lamp was but, dissipated; south and the cold air aloft." will hold their first meeting on 332-0866 i or that a campus sometimes, the cloud Tuesday, April 7, at 6 p.m. formation "Normally thunderstorms in the upstairs gym in the Women's I.M. for ig was again being bombed happelrtsj! fast the develop during the day," he Vandenbrink said that the beginning I to discover that actually heat has no chance' to « student*. 1 u.mvo <:> r-»-, ,ii dissipate pointed out, "due to surface Conditions for a thunderstorm and the result is a thunderhead were experiencing a heating of the ground. usually arise from the air being DELTA SIGMA ■erstorm in below freezing - cloud, rain (normally) and heated at the earth's surface. SIGMA ALPHA yratures. lightning. "This time," he said, "it didn't "But," he added, "warm and PHI EPSILON only do n.ost Prior to thunderstorms during happen during the day but in the cold air can meet from other lerstorms occur during the 1218 E. Grand River the spring and summer seasons, morning." reasons, too." ummer months, but 332-5035 air is usually warmed by the ■also usually occur during earth's surface during the day lfternoon hours. However, m settled upon us during and rises to meet the cool air of The Frat Rats at DELTA SIGMA } hours of the higher altitudes. But with storms SIGMA ALPHA morning like the one last Thursday, large induced 16 inches of snow. Tnderhead clouds develop masses of warm and cold air Phi Kappa Tau PI 217 River Street MU collide producing the ■cold and warm air collide. 332-2591 I the cool air decreases the rature of the warm air, the thunderclouds. These unstable air situations and strong updrafts want to buy also often result in windy DELTA SIGMA ' i the air friends. warm weather. THE SNEAKY SHOE Minute water some TAU CHI |ts form on dust particles Thunderstorms can form over THAT OUT COMFORTS DELTA ' and the result is a low ground temperatures, but 330 N. Harrison winter thunderstorms are and usually are caused rare by Drop on over, or call BARE FEET. THE SOLE THAT OUTGRIPS FLOOR ON DECK. 337-1721 unstable air being lifted by a sonists set front or disturbances. other atmospheric for a ride NO SKIDDING!! MOCCASIN COMFORT DELTA UPSILON SIGMA BARE FOOT FLEXIBILITY NU Fred |ir fires in Nurnberger, professor of meteorology in the Agricultural 332-3577 125 N. Hagadorn CAMPBELL'S | SUBURBAN SHOP 601 Abbott 332-2501 \U building FARM SIGMA Jnt Pleasant (UPI) - HOUSE PHI ■fficials said Friday that 151 Bogue EPSILON Tjiall 1 fires discovered in the Michigan University 332-8635 ig which nouses the Army ' headquarters late Jay night were definitely ■ by arson. KAPPA TAU »en extinguished SIGMA DELTA ■ quickly and damage PHI »ed at about $5,000, I in smoke damage, school Is said. re was discovered on the »r of the 62 - year - old, LAMBDA THETA I story Central Hall and >ere found on CHI CHI the second 1 on two bulletin ALPHA 453 Abbott boards, a fcasket and in a janitor's 128 Haslett 332-3581 Tom. 332-0841 J CMU groups have asked •oval of ROTC from the ■<. out the latest student PHI THETA ■ in that regard was during DELTA Inti DELTA draft week THETA Jtration several weeks CHI »ool officials said. 139 Bailey 332-2563 PHI THETA GAMMA XI DELTA 239 Oakhill 332-5053 Gordon Lightfoot PHI KAPPA in Concert.. . PSI 522 Abbott a true experience 332-5039 One of Canada's top folk artists performing his i PHI ZETA compositions for you. Monday, April 6 at 8:00 p.m. in KAPPA BETA Auditorium. Tickets: $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 SIGMA TAU At: Marshall's, Campbell's, Union Ticket Office. 236 N. Harrison Twyckingham Apt Also at Door and Campbell's Bus 337-1611 332-3565 or 339-2098 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April (, , Oscar show: filmland's By ROBERT KIPPER police thriller and the relevance of a universally important orgy of self praise' Smith ("The Prime of Mi«c Brodie") and, my MlssJJ t State News Reviewer choice, Jane Fonda pessimists are expecting Duke theme, "Z" is a dazzling, Shoot breathtaking and powerful film. Horses, Don't Th Wayne to be named best actor and "Anne Unless her recent. Tuesday night the Academy of the Thousand Days" to be chosen best Its chances of winning, however, for the Indians deniotS may be handicapped by its works uj Awards, Hollywood's fickle film. The fatalists fear "Hello Dolly" golden boys, will again be foreign origin. (Will the disadvantage, Miss v* will win top prize. Optimists are holding provincial Academy honor a familiarity with voters presented to the deserving and powerful performance undeserving during filmland's out for Jon Voight, Jane Fonda and "Z". foreign film with its top award?) ' If the Academy bypasses "Z," give her the edge. annual orgy of self praise: the I'm Oscar show. 1,1 I hope they choose "Midnight predicting, PQia The Oscar show, to film regarding the Oscar race, here England that is ended because of Cowboy," John Schlesinger's naively, that Catherine "Last Summer" and fij gripers like myself, is the yearly are mine: hard hitting but compassionate Gis vj her inability to give Henry VIII a of "They Shoot pause from criticizing the Of the best picture nominees, I study of two loners and their Horses ivf male heir, is a stately, pompous They?" will be surprise wjJ Academy that is preceded by brief — but illuminating — passionately hope either "Z" or and over talky costume drama - of the supporting discrediting the nominees and friendship. It would be nice if awards a "Midnight Cowboy" wins, that is as insignificant to history on the usually followed by discrediting the tepid Academy overlooked strength 0f am ("They Shoot Horses Don't as it is uninteresting to today's performances. Dyan Cannol the winners. the fact the film is X-rated (the They?," the film I considered audiences. "Bob & Carol & Ted This year, the pessimists are Academy traditionally avoids & the year's best, is not among the "Butch Cassidy and the controversial and Jack Nicholson films) and of "| expecting Duke Wayne to be nominees.) Sundance Kid," the story of two Rider" are the favorites named best actor and "Anne of Choosing any of the other engaging crooks, is certainly the recognized its integrity and RICHARD BURTON DUSTIN HOFFMAN JANE FONDA ir the Thousand Days" to be nominees - "Hello Dolly," amiable best honesty. most picture For my prediction, I'm siding will vote for it without even personal choice) or Jon Voight "True Grit" but actually as sort Will Tuesday night be f, chosen best film. The fatalists "Anne of the Thousand Days" nominee. A thoroughly with the Dustin Hoffman for time in fear "Hello Dolly" will win the optimists. I think "Z" seeing it. or of a seniority recognition for his Hollywood or s or "Butch Cassidy and the entertaining adventure - comedy, will win not If impartial evaluation of merit "Midnight Cowboy." If rank longetivity as a performer. recognition of filmland's top prize. The optimists are Sundance Kid" - would be an only because it is „ "Butch," unfortunately, lacks the best nominee but also is exercised, the best actor sentimentality dominates, as I'm holding out for Jon Voight, Jane open declaration of the guts and the brains to be The best actress race will be worthy achievements? Only'3 Fonda and "Z." obsolescence. because it has won so many choice will be Peter O'Toole for almost certain it will, John close between Liza Minnelli and the opening of the envel? considered anything more. Since no film fan worth his "Anne of the other awards, many members "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" (my Wayne will win technically for ("The Sterile Cuckoo"), Maggie will tell. Thousand "Hello Dolly" is an overblown ticket stubs can resist expressing Days," the story of Anne Boleyn musical fiasco that does the his choices and predictions and her brief reign as Queen of unforgivable twice. It obliterates the charm and nostalgia of the OFFERS ALTERNATIVE Thorton Wilder story and David WE MOTHPROOF YOUR CLOTHING Merrick musical on which it is based and reduces the SIX DAYS A WEEK, EACH TIME Free 'U' aims at E. incomparable Barbra Streisand WE CLEAN THEM STORAGE ALSO AVAILABLE ONE HOUR SERVICE - - FREE PICKUP to a monotonous inconsistent performer. A multi million dollar fiasco Dolly" insults the intelligence and "Hello with its artificiality as it assaults By JOHN JUEL University function, we want to be a community function," he wants somewhere to leam, she said, but in the formal Lansing trying to get away from the Anyone with a talent I State News Staff Writer 'almighty god teacher' knowledge in a particulara| AND DELIVERY the senses with its gargantuan explained. "Our courses are education system this urge to approach." can become an size and larger than life "Yoga," "Hitchhiking aimed at high school students, learn has been destroyed. The Exceptions are cou Seminar" and "Auto Mechanics" housewives and businessmen, as open structure of the Free 'U' "By bringing together panorama. are a few of the courses offered well as MSU students." different elements of the potential physical In contrast, there's "Z," Costa allows a person to follow his harm could CLEANERS Gavras' French this term by the Free University, The Free University offers an interests. He leams what he community and pooling their result, sufh"| masterpiece, karate, target shooting LOUIS we hope to break in an expanded program aimed alternative resources, t 623 EAST which is the most deserving to education for wants to leam; the only down some of the barriers and sensitivity sessions. GR. RIVER ndminee. Combining the at reaching the entire Lansing people who can't afford paying investment is his time. fascination of community. $13 or $31 a credit, Dee "We believe that every human stereotypes that keep people There is an intriguing currently a "Twenty - one courses are DuMont, Columbus, Ohio has something to give," Miss apart," she added. need for instructors i definitely set to go and we might senior, said. Dumont said. "Free University A person doesn't have to be a subjects and tlu< am have ten more if we can find "The whole thing is highly classes involve interaction and a to teach a Free U psychology and p« instructors." Bill Switky, East unstructured," Miss DuMont, sharing of knowledge. We're Miss Dumont noted. awareness, she said. THETA CHI Lansing graduate student, said. co-director of the Free "We're hoping for a big turnout University, added. "If anyone is spring term." interested in a class, all they Switky said the Free have to do is come. There is no University was trying to generate registration, no fees, and no the same kind of total grades." English Dept. to sponsor community interest that exists The Free University operates at many West Coast schools. "We don't want to be a under a belief that man is ^basically_a_cjurious _p£rson_whoi creative writing contest A Creative inside an envelope attached to Writing English; Cynthia Courts, El $ Competition will be sponsored by the English Dept. during the manuscript, with only title of the manuscript on the the Lansing graduate studen Jones, East Lansing docl FRIENDS FOR SALE spring term. Fiction, poetry and essays will be accepted. outside. A public presentation of prizes candidate; and Jay Paul. LansiJ doctoral candidate. will highlight a program that will Each category will have a first Call lor rides Preview, a studen include the reading of some of 332-3581 Informal Dress 30 PIECES OF SILVER prize of $50 and a second prize of$25. the winning works (and the magazine put out by graduate students, Kngll showing of films produced by option on all the m Any MSU student may submit manuscripts to Creative Writing students). The presentation will The authors of the n Must Have 3-Piece Suit Competition, c/o Albert Drake, be held on Monday, May 25. Details on this will be released selected for publication notified will! English Dept., Morrill Hall until by the end of S| later. HEADQUARTERS FOR (1 COUPON PER FRIEND) May 10. All entries must be typed and Judges include: Clinton term. Copies of the spring edition! will not be returned so the Burhans, associate professor of Preview are on sale at entrant is advised to English; Albert Drake, asst. Paramo| keep a News, the MSU Bookstore a CALL FOR RIDE carbon of his manuscript. professor of English; Douglas Tom Sawyer's Book Raft | HARD-TO FIND $ PHI KAPPA TAU 332-3577 $ The author's name must not appear on the manuscript. The Lawder, asst. professor of Ann St. English name, address and majosfudy phone number of the entrant should be TEXTBOOKS Norelco can shave you closer mandatory language! AND than a blade, and count how many Proposals to eliminate the language requirement for Fnglifl majors will be considered Wednesday at a meeting sponsoredii the Student Advisory Committee of the English Dept. times it does it. English majors are presently required to complete twe a foriengn last language. A random poll conducted by the cc term revealed student opposition to the Iangu4 PAPERBACKS curves The heads actually float, to follow the of your face requirement. 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Kreuger, who is from Grand Rapids, along with another Grand Rapids product and finished wl/h a .431 mark. Boyce hit .428. B MSU's baseball team wrapped up its most successful southern Danny Litwhiler came to MSU as head coach in 1964. That year they were 7-3. freshman Larry Ike, won a total of seven games on the Florida trip in recent memory by winning the second phase of the Hurricane Twin Tournament with a 5-3 victory over the MSU lost the first round championship last week losing to Ohio trip without a loss. State in the last game and finishing 5-1-1. Earlier in the day, MSU met Colgate In what could have been University of Miami Saturday on the losers' home field. The Spartans had a chance to clinch the championship earlier in In the final game against Miami, the big blow for MSU was a the championship game for the Spartans. An MSU win would the day but lost to Colgate 5-4. sixth inning 400-foot home run into the trees in center by have clinched the title. But the Spartans ran up against a strong left-fielder John Dace with Rich Vary on base. The blast provided pitching performance by Mike Rainnie. Rainnie held the the Spartans with a 4-2 lead. hard-hitting Spartans to a mere five hits. The Spartans scored the first run of the game in the top of the Litwhiler wanted to take a look at some of his younger players MSU golfer first. Whitey Rettenmund opened with a single, moved to second in the Colgate game and started sophomore Bill Skelley on the on a sacrifice by Vary and scored on Ron Pruitt's single to center. mound. Skelley got raked for four hits and three runs in the Miami, playing in front of a partisan home crowd, scored two second inning before Kirk Maas came in to cool the Colgate bats. runs in the bottom of the fourth off Spartan left-hander Rick MSU got three of its four runs in the first inning and again it Kreuger. MSU tied it in the sixth when John Rhode, a freshman was Dace, a big sophomore from Illinois, who supplied the in Gulf C third baseman, got a leadoff single. He eventually found his way to third and scored on Kreuger's single. In the sixth, following Dace's blast, the Spartans scored their muscle. His double in the first was the key hit in the inning. Then in the eighth he accounted for the final Spartan run with his third homer of the spring. Paced by Lynn Jansen's 72 Saturday the MSU golfers forged final run. Pruitt walked, moved to second on a wild pitch, and scored on a single by Rob Ellis. Rob Ellis, a sophomore first baseman from Grand Rapids, and out an eighth place finish in the 40 - team Gulf - American collegiate golf tournament at Ft. Myers, Fla. Despite Jansen's par equaling score, the Spartans were unable to advance into a higher finish. At one point in the four - day 7TH GAME TONIGHT tournament MSU had moved into a tie for seventh place. Florida State and University of Florida finished one • two in the tournament. It was the second tournament in as many weeks for FSU, which captured the University of Miami's Golf Classic March 25-27. FSU tallied 1166 strokes, Florida finished with 1180. The Spartans 72 • hole total was 1208. Jansen's final 299 total was Bullets top NY, tie series good for 14th place. Highest finisher for MSU was Lee BALTIMORE fUPD — The ®®venth and deciding game 93-87, as Baltimore coasted to Surprising Phoenix took a 3-1 Edmundson with a 76 Saturday for 296 and 10th place. Baltimore Bullets evened their Monday in New York. the victory that evened the series lead in their series when they Other Spartan scores and their four • day tallies were: John frantic Eastern Divisfon semf The Knicks held a 43-41 at three games apiece. knocked the Lakers, 112-102, VanderMeiden 77 (310); Denny Vass 78 (311); Rick Wolfe 84 final series with New York halftime lead, but Johnson Dick Barnett's early eight - Saturday night at Phoenix. The (311); and Tom Murphy 85 (327). while the Atlanta Hawks '8nited a third - period splurge Point outburst sparked an 18-15 series returned to Los Angeles Purdue's Fred Clark won medalist honors after sustaining a clinched their series against with three straight baskets to Knick lead after one quarter but for a fifth game Sunday night. playoff from Memphis State's Greg Powers. Both had finished the 72 hole tournament with scores of 286. aw. Two other Michigan colleges participated in the tourney. Central Michigan finished 14th with 1227 and Alma College from the MIAA placed in the lower half of the field. a Gus Johnson^Earl Monroe and clutch defense sparked the grabbed a 64-54 lead that was two - point halftime advantage «ead at the end or the third before Johnson and Monroe ?ua^ter' far from 8.5"7.5'_°ut dead. Clem V!"0.8®0 was The Spartans next action will be in the Robert Kepler Bullets to a 96-87 victory over cut to 71-66 by the end of the Haskins and Invitational at Columbus, Ohio, April 10-11. The invitational is in the Knicks and sent their period. took charge. Chet Walker keyed the Bulls in honor of Kepler, who coached the Ohio State link team from National Basketball Association Monroe matched New York,s The Hawks chocked off a their last ditch efforts that 1938 to 1965. Eastern semifinal playoffs into r output at the start of the fourth furious last half rally by Chicago moved the Bulls to within two Land quarter with three baskets as to defeat the Bulls 113 to 107 points, 109-107 with 1:16 to go. of the Giants Baltimore took an 82-71 lead and advance to the National HPR SPECIAL with 8:21 left, but the Knicks Basketball Association's Western Then with the Hawks ahead by Two of the best big men in basketball went at it again | cut the lead to 89-83 on Willis Division finals. on,y two at this Polnt> Tom Sunday when the Baltimore Bullets met the New York I Reed's two free throws with Boerwinkle grabbed a missed Knicks in the sixth game of their best of seven garni I Save 20% four minutes left. Atlanta took the semifinals Hawk shot and was about to series 4-1 and will meet the winner send his mates for the tying playoff. Willis Reed (right) and Wes Unseld are pictured | The Knicks could never of the Los Angeles - Phoenix basket when Hudson grabbed with locked arms as they battle for a rebound. The Bullets| Tennis Pkg. no. 1 overcome that six - point deficit, series to decide who plays the won 96-87, to even the series at three games apeice. I Bancroft Racquet, Balls, Press M200 however. With only 1:41 left, Eastern playoff champion for the ball away from him. That gave Atlanta the momentum it AP Wirephotol New York again trailed by six, the NBA title. needed to again pull away. Tennis Pkg. no. 2 $175° Racquet, Balls, Press TURN Grosse Pointe Nort| Clothing by If you've got a hefty wins Spartan Grosse Pointe North won its Relay! the old mark by almost I Head Ski & Sportswear second major team title in as seconds. I hunger for a real char- Skyr Tennis Dresses & Shorts many weeks Saturday as the For his effort, ReabtJ broiled flavor, Norsemen scored 22 pbints to 1969 state 880-yard c! head down to win the Class A division of the and record - holder, wa.„ Spartan - State Journal Relays at the meet's outstanding 1 24 HR. RACQUET RESTRINGING Dairy Queen. Jenison Fieldhouse. East Lansing finished i But the meet's highlight came with 18 points, followed Enjoy our in the mile run where Waterford Flint Central with 16 sizzling char- Kettering half - mile great Kevin Northwestern with „ Reabe held off several stiff Benton Harbor with 13, £j broiled hamburgs, challenges by Doug Brown of won Friday night's Cli Harper Woods Notre Dame to division for the fourth tii_ hot-dogs and win the mile In 4:17 and crack seven years with 24 polntil a rich, creamy shake. A good cry NOW! 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April 6, 1970 11 Red Wings clinch third; split with Rangers berth, but if Montreal loses and Balon scored a three - goal doesn't NpITv J"31 whi,e P|ay°ff berth in four steered in I;W YORK (UPI) - Veteran , score more than four New York years, as an A1 Karlander pass threw two fakes at the Ranger Detroit put a final, crushing, was shorthanded. ihey waltzed past the Rangers in pocketbook, as he has a bonus trick and Arnie Brown had goals, New York will qualify for on a two - on - one break. netminder, deking him into the an to P'le UP scoring blitz on the New Yorkers clause in his contract assists to power charged-up the Stanley Cup competition. ®yen a a h'gh scoring but little hitting Jack Egers came back with a middle of next week. It was 42 in the third period, and with it, calling for that sum for York to a 9-5 victory over A Candian loss would leave Emile Francis ^lii *™ affa'r' 6'2- Power play 8oal. his first of the year old's 30th goal of the secured itself a third place finish. every goal over Sunday and catapult the them deadlocked twenty. oit with New Giacomin with 3-38 lift in the JDetroit' for the third time in year' in sParking the Rangers to season, the 14th time in 24 game L s right back into playoff York in both points and in whHe New YoJk three 8ames' scored before the come w.thin one goal, seasons he has turned the trick. Gary Unger scored his 42nd Billy Dea notched the Wings ention. games The determining New York's Jean Ratelle once goal of the year on a power play, ie Rangers not .... only had to factor won. couldn't take advantage the Red FT® V™ minutes oId' But beffore the Ran8ers could fifth goal, on a set-up from Wings scored twice onemofv then would be goals again moved the Rangers to giving the Wings a two goal lead. but win big in their regular scored, and by getting nine 3 ? that they WOUld • 3"y momentum' within The goal tied Unger with the Bruce MacGregor. Pete )n finale, and they played Sunday, the Rangers increased net goals by Gordie Howe and "e*er rehn output. In Montreal should lose and Saturday night the Red Wings Ranger defense, Howe took a addition to Balon's three Gordie Howe then boosted pass from Delvecchio. Walking in ; which gave him 33 for the jaign, New York also got each from Rod Gilbert, Ron NctT York' in°that 'department1, the Rangers would still get the Sfrntey Cup Detrolfs lead to tw^oailhe .11 .lone Fire destroys 10,000 seats playoff berth since they have art and rookie Jack Egers. allowed fewer goals. winning, the Rangers New York came out firing and (d i - at least a temporary place tie with Montreal .e East Division, with the scored after only 36 seconds of play on Gilbert's first goal. The Rangers maintained the pressure in WSU football stadium Idicnsscheduled to play their throughout the game, even when PULLMAN, Wash. (UPI) - A The WSU Cougars had two The cause of the blaze, which L in Chicago Sunday night. $700,000 fire which bumed home games scheduled in Rogers apparently started they were shorthanded, and under the 10,000 seats in Washington State Stadium while the University of press box in the south bleachers |Canadien win or tie would ended up firing 65 shots at University's Stadium will Idaho, located 15 miles away in them of the last playoff Detroit Goalie Roger Crozier. about 10:30 Saturday » night, has apparently force transfer of six Moscow, Idaho, had planned not been determined. The football games to other sites this four home games at Pullman stadium had been used for a fall, officials said Sunday. while its own stadium was track meet with Oregon State -M grabs NCAA Stickmen battle'M replaced. was The $700,000 damage figure based on what it would cost earlier in the day. to replace the destroyed section, Varsity Club ymnastics title and could run higher, said Bruce at home today Rutherford, director of physical All varsity athletes who earned plant facilities. letters either last fall or winter Barring another heavy snowfall Athletic Director Stan Bates are invited to join the HILADELPHIA ( (UPI) - The University of Michigan rode a the MSU lacrosse team opens its said he planned to meet with Varsity Club, president Gary Bissell ling horizontal bar routine by the final performer in the meet first home schedule as a full - WSU President Glenn Terrell to said recently. ivin the team title by one - tenth of a point Saturday in the fledged varsity sport at 3:30 decide where the Cougars will Bissell said all interested AA gymnastics championships. p.m. today in Spartan Stadium should report to Burt Smith's play the two football games umnasts competed for individual championships later at night office against the University of scheduled at the field next year. sometimes today for ix events — horizontal bar, parallel bars, side horse, still rings," further instructions. Initiation Michigan. The Cougars have games Sept. will be April i horse and floor exercise. The home 19 with Idaho and Nov. 14 with 12, with formal opener was initiation coming ichigan's final performer, Ed Howard, scored a 9.4 out of a scheduled for Saturday, but Oregon State University, in April 15 at the second club sible 10.0 on the horizontal bar to boost the Wolverines past because of last week's heavy addition to three other home meeting of the term a State, the leader after the first round Friday, snow the game was postponed games, scheduled in Spokane. ichigan finished with 164.15 points to Iowa State's 164.05. until this afternoon. Two remaining track meets lple was third with 159.90. Spartan coach Robert (Turf) and commencement exercises was the second team championship for Michigan and the Kauffman hopes that the MSU RUSH are scheduled at the stadium this ind year in a row the title went to the Big 10 representative, stickmen can find the winning spring, but a spokesman said the PHI TAU's higan, which won in 1963, defeated defending champion Iowa way at home after dropping the crowds could be seated in 332-3577 he Big 10 tournament. first two games on the road. temporary bleachers on the ichigan also successfully defended its team championship in north sirie of the facility. irate trampoline competition Friday. /a State had already completed its exercises in the six events Body Michigan began on the horizontal bar. The Wolverines MSU was host to the NCAA Judo Championships this weekend won by San Jose State for the Small iled a total of27.75 points fromtheir top average of9.25 per to tie. tenth straight year in a row. Colorado State was second. Above two unidentified participants hen Howard, a junior from Winetka, Illinois, approached the engage in their match with both men about to hit the floor. zontal bar he needed a 9.3 to tie. His 9.4 gave Michigan a in the event. State News photo by Roger Esckelson $1.00 ilitimore pre-season pick GRANDMA'S with one item offer good on YORK AL (UPI) - The East, Detroit 4thNational Orioles, who lost to Chicago Cubs; 2. New York League East: 1. The National League's Eastern Jan» 1900 E. Kalamazoo Discount on campus pizzas good thru Thursday. only 3re race was seen as a two-team we also have w York Mets in the World are the mal winners which will only 1969 St. Mets; 3. Pittsburgh Pirates; 4. Louis Cardinals; 5. affair and its Western race as a three - team affair. The Cubs had 118 points to 113 for the Mets FREE DELIVERY Ham, Roast Beef & Philadlphia Phillies; 6. Montreal 1970, according to the Expos. while the Reds had 114 points, Press International's National League West: 1. the Braves 100 and the Dodgers 101. Salami Subs pre-season baseball Cincinnati Reds; 2. Atlanta Braves; 3. Los Angeles Dodgers; ling by 24 experts, one for 4. San Francisco Giants; 5. Footlongs King Burgers I major league team, Houston Astros; 6. San Diego For free delivery (almost anywhere!) ■shed the Orioles the Padres. as in East Lansing call 332-6517. ■helming choices to win the American League East: 1. lrn Division title in the Baltimore Orioles; 2. Boston yjmsirr ■can League but saw the Red Sox; 3. New York Yankees; » ■ 1969 divisional leaders — 4. Detroit Tigers; 5. Washington ■nnesota Twins, New York Senators; 6. Cleveland Indians. 1 and Atlanta Braves — American League West: 1. Ig to duplicate their Oakland Athletics; 2. Minnesota B>hs. Twins; 3. California Angels; 4. 1 Oakland Athletics were Kansas City Royals; 5. Chicago ■choices to dethrone the White Sox; 6. Milwaukee | in the American League I the Chicago Cubs were Brewers. The Orioles ticks to beat the World possible 144 points on the basis got 142 of a The nam Does it hurt >ion Mets in the National of six points for each of 22 first the J East and the Cincinnati - place votes and five for each of ^ere !nslight favorites to top te National LEague two second - place votes. The Athletics had 18 firsts and six seconds for 138 points. The gome to chill beer twice? Orioles had a 26-point edge over ■ order of finish four divisions predicted the Red Sox while the Athletics No matter how many arguments you hear was as had a 13-point margin over the Not that you'd want to. Some¬ just because the temperature Twins. times it just happens like has its ups and downs. jMw if I fust get toy tongue right for the "well-rounded" education it still comes . . . after a picnic, or when you You can understand why UNION bring home a couple of cold when you consider all the extra down to getting your name on the diploma. |IUIARD ROOM 6-paks and forget to put 'em trouble and extra expense that Basement Union Building in the refrigerator. Does re- go into brewing Bud®. For in¬ Mon. - Sat. And graduate school is becoming more 10 a.m. -11 p.m. chilling goof up the taste or stance, Budweiser is the only Sun. flatten the flavor? beer in America that's Beech- 2 p.m.-11 p.m. important. That's why fraternities push so Relax. You don't have wood Aged. $1.00 hour to worry. So it's per . .. absolutely okay hard for grades. The stereotype of the frat A really to chill beer twice. good beer like Yes? it 6} Enough said. (Of men who socializes 90% and studies 10% is Budweiser is just 110 • course, we have as good when you chill it a lot more to say gone. The fraternity gradepoint is consistently twice. We're mighty glad about about Budweiser. But we'll that. We'd hate to think of all keep it on ice for now.) effort going down the drain higher than the all men's average. Maybe our you d like to see how we do it. Budweiser is the King of Beers. (But you know that.) Spring '70Open 7.00 Rus ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. . ST. LOUIS . NEWAjIK COLUMBUS . . . JACKSONVILLE 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Aprik WANT ADS WOI WONDERS WORLD Let work a wonder for you today. Just dial 355-8255 C?—O one The State News does not Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING iyPhilftank EmpU For Rent For Rent permit racial or religious SUBLET: FOUR discrimination in its VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Sunroof, X-RAY TECHNICIAN; ma f e RAO Woods. Summer term advertising columns. The good shape. $450. 1968 Thunderbird, factory air, loaded. TECHNOLOGISTS pool. 351-3697. 5-4/8* State News will not Call 393-4112 or 484-5284. work weekends, j * AUTOMOTIVE accept advertising which A 3-4/8 afternoon shifts. Apartments HASLETT/ALBE Rt7~NoT aJ discriminates against SPARROW HOSPITSJ to share 4 gir| 8*1 Scooters & Cycles 487-6111,ext 353. 8 •SIDE APARTMENTS. New 1 Completely furnished, utiZj religion, race, color or Scooters & Auto Parts & Service national origin. Cycles idroom, furnished, air parking provided. 337-2336. 3-4/6 Aviation MEDICAL TECHNO^ dltioned. Available now. Grad FOR SALE 1967 Suzuki X-5 invader. work part time, 1 tents or married. 351-1483. * EMPLOYMENT SAVE $20 $300. Phone 393-3514, from 9 a.m. Friday and S month. Large 7 * FOR RENT a.m. to 9 p.m. 5-4/8 registered apartment. Rent to or 14 Automotive SPARROW HOSPITJH MAN, 2 bedroom. Spring Term. 1200 East Grand River an*l Apartments y HONDA 250 Scrambler. 1965. or call 487-6111, • CEDAR VILLAGE 19J5-4/8 Houses CORVAIR MONZA 1962. Excellent Rebuilt engine. Call 351-9592, ask fcRTMENTSI Call 332-5051. Rooms transportation. $225. 351-1255. for Bill. 5-4-7 PART TIME job for i MARRIED COUPLES 2 bedroom Sp"rij 3-4/7 $3.85 per hour to furnished J * FOR SALE CYCLE INSURANCE 3, 6, 12 month collar positions, no f CEDAR V I L|.1 Animals CORVETTE 1963, 327, 300 h.p., 4 policies, any cycle, any driver. work. Hours from 3|| CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS. Call 31J 8-4/10 Mobile Homes speed. Black/black interior. Call Compare our rates. For immediate Must be available f APARTMENTS 355-0575. 3-4/8 employment. For * PERSONAL coverage, call the specialist, ONE MALE for four n Hendrickson I nsurance Agency Phone 372-6313 b * campus. Reduced * PEANUTS PERSONAL FALCON 1962 station wagon, p.m. 10-4/17 post-grads, 1 and 2 ren 337-0132.5-4/5 p. , 3-4/7 * REAL ESTATE standard, 6, good rubber, good pjroom apartments. From RECREATION transportation, $125. 355-3140. HONDA 250 Scrambler. Excellent THOSE LITTLE ADS U 150-$165. Near Campus. * OKEMOS ROAD 3-4/6 »r information call * SERVICE condition. $300. Call 355-0797. the paper are workin(j unfurnished apartmenTl 5-4/9 yourself. Dial 355-821 sublet. Typing Service FALCON, 1967 wagon. V-8 332-5330 May 1 to Au«J automatic. Must sell. Best offer. carpeted, balcony " * TRANSPORTATION 353-6856. 2-4/6 Auto Service & Parts For Ren 351-7541.5-4/9 * WANTED FIAT 1968 850 Spyder. ACCIDENT Problem? Call TV RENTALS: G.E. 2 MAN, deluxe, air - DEADLINE 18,000 condition) miles. Michelin radial tires. After 5 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY $8.50 per month li blocks from campus. SumJ 1 P.M. one class day p.m. 337-7932. 2886% East Jolly. SHOP. Small dents to large Call J.R. CULM gfMAN needed. $60 per month Fall leasing. $170. 372J BEST OFFER. Modem before publication. 5-4-7 wrecks. American and foreign 351-8862. 217 Ann J Wished duplex. 355-6262 after 489-1656. TF m Cancellations 12 noon cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. Lansing. C * — m. S-4-7 FORD 1962 - Fair condition. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C one class publication. day before Automatic-6 cylinder. $150 or best offer. 484-1928 after 5 p.m. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East » IFX STAND?' RENT A TV from $9.50 per month, i a 3 |pdroom - AT Mt. Hope. Deluxe two apartment. All 731 PHONE 3-4/6 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. NEJAC TV RENTAL) tditoned, balcony, carpeted, East Lansing's Finest I Complete auto painting and leat and water furnished, Student Residence I 355-8255 &>/CT- IW A*>./£3'3i TV,$ GALAXIE Leaving 1963. Good the country. condition. $295. collision service. IV 5-0256. C A^TejercA 4peP/|jfcVf ASHB/ LEASE COLOR month, parts . P2-3009 after Now Renting for Summer Sprin{|| RATES ifcands. 3-4/7 1 day $1.50 351-4258. A3-4/8 AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and option to buy. Ca>(^ American cars. If we can't fix it, it TE LETRONICS wo girls needed, PRICED t/A PER | 15c per word per day can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF TF 3 days MERCURY 1960 Monterey. Mdowbrooke Trace, $65. FROM y0U RESIDE! $4.00 Excellent running condition. $150. 13V2C per word per day 351-5683.4-4/7 Employment Employment NEW G.E. PORTABLE^ 18. 2-4/6 [• 1, 2, 3 man/woman vacant) Aviation rented only to MSU f " Pool and Party Lounge 5 days $6.50 »UATE MAN. Share 2 bedroom Walk to Campus MUSTANG 1967 convertible. 6 HAMMOND B-3 man needed BABYSITTER FOR infant. 3 days a faculty. $8.84 montNflj Bailment Spring - Summer, 13c per word per day cylinder, automatic. Excellent immediately. Must play bass week. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 337-0084. tax). STATE Sponsored resident partial ft 1-3778 (evenings), 353-9035 Luxurious furniture, carptfl (based on 10 words per ad) condition. 351-7222. 5-4/9 pedals. Commercial soul, rock and A5-4/10 CORPORATION, sing. Call 485-4229. 2-4/6 Avenue. 332-8687. Cl fey). 3-4/7 appliances FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Peanuts Personals must be 3 FULL TIME men needed, high pay. MODELS, RENTAL | MUSTANG 1969 Mach I. 351, 4 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII >UXE FURNISHED 2 man air - pre-paid. WAITRESSES DINING room and Call 371-1813, 9:30 a.m. - 12:00, OFFICE OPEN barrel. Ram air. $2,700. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C - PARKING: PRIVATE,! iditioned. Walking distance to 393-5931. 1-4/3 coffee shop. Dishwashers, full or 1:30 - 4:00. C us. 126 Milford Street. $170. 2-7 MON.-FRI. There will be a 50c service lot. Haslett / AIM part time. Bartenders, days. month. 337-2336. ! need 1 girl to share 731 BURCHAM, I and bookkeeping charge if OLDSMOBILE 88, 1964.9 passenger 485-1764 or apply at FRED FIRST OFFER, New product for ^rtment. Phone 372-5767 or E.LANSING. this ad is not paid within wagon. Good condition. $800. ED Employment HARVEY INC., Capitol City part - time or summer selling. TV RENTALS, - Sudenij 0-1656. TF PHONE 351-7212 I one week. 2-0451. 10-4/14 Airport. 10-4/16 COOL-TAN MISTING KITS - $3000. SUMMER opportunity. Train monthly and The State News will be BABYSITTER - MY home only. One newest product of '70's. The latest 484-2600 to PLYMOUTH FURY III 1965.2 door 2 hours weekly now for exciting preschooler, one infant. Must have "in" thing. 100% return on initial" UNIVERSITY TV REl responsible only for the hardtop. Automatic transmission, full time work this summer. Car own transportation. 7:15 to 3:15. and only investment of $7.50. first day's incorrect 383 V-8 engine. Excellent necessary. Call 351-7319 for Write only to: Jack Gillen, White Near airport. Monday through PARKING. VERY cla condition. $895. 641-6448. 4-4/6 Showers, Inc., 722 Porter Street, insertion. Friday. $30 per week. Start April Several spa 13. Call 372-9510. 2-4/4 Lansing, Michigan 48905 giving 355-9471. A3-4/8 PLYMOUTH 1964, 4 door. Excellent name, address and phone number. second car. Price $425 or best BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER. 5 In factory presentation will be days a week. Two school age HOUSEKEEPER. $50 per week plus Automotive offer. 337-0330. 3-4/6 STUDEBAKER 1963 as is. $50. 207 children one baby. Need someone immediately. Please call 351-3918 room and 3-4/7 board, live in. 351 -6729. scheduled. A5-4/10 SPART4 days, 351-4790 evenings. TF CAR RENTAL agent. Part - time North Dibble, Lansing. 372-1725 LINE UP your Spring term job now. weekends. Mature, responsible, BUICK SPECIAL 1963. Good after 4 p.m. 5-4/7 PART TIME employment. Summer Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for interview. C and neat individual. license required. Phone Driver's 489-2931 MOTORS SUNBEAM ALPINE, 1965, great opportunities also available. condition. Six standard. $275. after 3:30 p.m. 3-4/8 sports car. Excellent condition, Automobile required. Phone THE has moved Phone 355-2900. 3-4/6 DID YOU know that even while you rebuilt' engine. $975. Evenings: SOCIETY CORPORATION sleep . . . Want Ads are working 355-1094. 11-4/16 351-5800. O BUICK 1966 Special. Burgundy with for you? black interior, power steering, TEMPEST 1968 standard 6 cylinder. JOHNSON automatic transmission. 332-0834, ask for Jerry. 3-4/6 Excellent 353-9022 condition. 355-3218. 5-4/8 Rose, 1970 ATTENTION 445 N. Cedar in ft west of or X-way 127 BUICK LESABRE, 1967. V-8, power steering, power brakes. Hardtop. THUNDERBIRD 1967 hardtop. MUSTANG Sales and Marketing Majors Male undergraduate students to participate in motivational we are Business still in the Sfi I will be taking Classified Ads between 5 p.m. NEEDED $1385.339-2168.5-4/8 Beautiful condition, dark green, white interior, all power, air MACH I Assistant Sales Manager Trainee research. Good pay, flexible hours. To apply, call & 7 p.m. evenings Monday through Friday for your convenience. If you would like to place an conditioning, tinted windows, tilt-away steering wheel and vertically adjustable, remote LOADED I need a management trainee 353-7256 or come 414 Baker Hall between 1:00 to room 1970 Buicks, SkyUt Kadetts. American ad & are unable to call thru the me — I will be day, please call looking forward to hearing from STEREO AM/FM CAMARO 1969 327 3-speed. control outside mirror, heavy duty 4 ON FLOOR to assist me in new sales & 5:00 p.m. week days Gremlins, Hornets;! you. office. Must be mature and Trucks. Just dial 355-8255 and I will be happy to Automatic, buckets, console, trailer hitch, power windows, 4 BARREL through T uesday. . able to meet public. Flexible help you in placing your Classified Ad. extras, warranty, perfect rustproofed, new tires and shocks. - Respondents to September, 393-2964. 4-4/7 AND hours during school term and 1967 MGB GT coup| condition. 372-6973 afternoons. 1969 and February, 1970 ALL OTHERS full-time during summer. 5-4/9 finish, black interior, j| TOYOTA COROLLA NEW CONDITION Year - round employment. advertisements, please do not radio & heater, 1969. Radio, An excellent career CHEVROLET IMPALA 1968, Super u ndercoating, sharp. Call $3400 reapply. Low, low price $16$ Sport. New tires and shocks, opportunity. Income open. 337-9434 or 351-7454 after 5 OWNER DRAFTED Call Mr. Malsbary, 351-1330. hydra-matic. Must sell. Phone 3-4/6 646-6875 after 5 p.m. 5-4/8 p.m. PHONE 1956 Austin Healey$| Roadster ne TRIUMPH 1968 GT-6. Red, wires, 6 CHEVROLET STATION Wagon, 351-5543 work. Perfect car t cylinder, radio. $1,700. Gene, TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student Runs real good. Huff 1964. Comet, 1964. Call after 5 337-1564. A3-4/8 p.m. ED 2-6141. 3-4/6 -units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely one $395. CHRYSLER 1959. Body solid, carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish 1965 Triumph DROSSY/ORE) □nlHii dBM power steering, new snow tires, Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, Roadster. Red PUZZLE hheoBs ngi 485-8530. 3-4/7 cylinder, □an Ham fli garbage disposal and individual control - central air transmission, I ACROSS 24. Caravansary mechanical work, 27. Ten years conditioning. These two or four man units have up to 3 ^Symbols of EMPLOYMENT Priced at only $395/1 29. Embellishes parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been iktory 31. Beauty shop nCold dish 32. Humorist 1967 Austin adequately planned for with yiodent 33. Specter MALE: Sales Administration a giant heated swimming pool, cylinder. 3 000f Martini 35. Butter — Near future management recreation Roadster, Blue fini rooms and private balconies. If you want to be ^decoration container promotion for the man wheels. 27,000 ■fctspoken 37. Twilight holding degree. Coordinate among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. owner miles. This ia^f| ^Conductor's 38. Handle roughly mmm several of business; of the 3000 series areas There are units starting at $70/month per man. || Utick 41. Lunch wagon into this country, production to office. $7,000 i pVork unit 43. Royal fur 4. Mire plus. PHONE Bellinger worthy of you nourished 45. Roundup 1. Tempo DOWN MODEL OPEN: 1-6 p.m. every day 5. Close I Personnel 485-5481 $2195. prut 46. Dried grape 2. Edible except Sunday! piraid 47. Springe seaweed 6. Weep FEMALE: 1969 Volkswagen pitoonbeam 48. Glorify 7. Too bad Administrative Secretary — enhance your PHONE: 332-6441 automatic stick shl | 3. Extended — 8. Prosaic Alligatfl Cedar 9 work day and future. Work for the public as well as the THREE AND SIX MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE back bucket s« radio. Priced %i 10. Workroo® 12. Bram** office. shorthand. Some $430. form PHONE of market for this i $1895. 1 18. 20. Accompw Nomina" Bellinger Personnel 485-5481 Apartments ®tu|>cfeingf)am 1967 American 2-i has 6 transmission cylinder and IE % 1 1 % 21 Small P1" of glass 23. Hanker'1* 24. Platitude The Service People 25. Issue 4620 S. Hagadori only $895. i 26. Dome11 ' have these facilities and more to give you immediate 24 hour/day maintenance service. I 34. Excess I MA*Y BklunokR Ask the guy or gal who rents one. MA NA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 1 1 36. 38. Lager LearWB L 485-5481 JOHNSON 1 39. site T Indigo L Alco Management Company 40. Depailfl 41. Medic** Bogue St. at the Red Cedar M '2C3ll 44.Shuil'IA Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 6, 1970 13 For Rent For Sale Personal ARIGOLD APARTMENTS. 911 Marigold, aero* from campus. APARTMENT FOR single graduate men. faculty, Close. Serious SPACE FOR one girl in eight girl STEREO CONSOLE tapedeck, HORSES BOARDED. $35 a month. Service GUITAR LESSONS. Private Rock Service Chicanos (continued from page one) Deluxe 2-rhan furnished student. 332-8498. A3^»/8 house. Walking distance. Mediterranean style, originally - - WANT ADS are the oldest forr Good care and feed. Folk Semi Classic. MARSHALL 351-7969, 351-6049. A3-4/8 676-5369 - - print of getting buyer and Rolstown, Tex., spoke anartmentt. Now leasing for bought at $1100, selling it for 5-4/7 MUSIC si on COMPANY. 351-7830. Chicano Summer and Fell. IV 9-9651 or $300. Less than one year old. C-4/6 together. Phone 355-8255. culture, and 3 WOMEN 351-1237. TF students. Large home. 372-4461 or 372-3680. 5-4/9 emphasized the American Excellent location. Kitchen, educational system's effect on INTERNATIONAL ROOM OR roommate let OCC BURCHAM. Deluxe 3-men EAST parking, laundry. For Fall Term! SCOTT 315B tuner $110. Acoustech WANT AD WEEK IS HERE! - Mexican American children. LANSING, comfortable one 332-1918. A3-4/8 Roommate Service find your - furnished apartment*. Now leasing bedroom, furnished, walk to MSU. XI amplifier $120. Playpen $10. _,Yo" great values in the answer to "Most Mexican - Americans Classified housing. Free of Charge. for Summer and Fell. Phone IV Ample parking. 351-8862. J.R* 355-0994. 3-4/7 Section this week Fill out forms in room are native Spanish speakers," THE CUTEST and cleanest house in and every week 316 9-9651 or 351-3525. TF Culver. C-4/17 throughout the Student Services after 1 Guerra explained, "Yet they are East Lansing. 4 girls Spring and/or year. Check now. p.m. AM/FM punished for speaking Spanish in r three men, deluxe GIRL WANTED to share new Capitol Summer term. $60 each. STEREO multiplex with _j*4/13 332-5320 after 6 p.m. 5-4/8 speakers. Four months. Bargain. school, or for speaking English apartment. Share If you are single. Villa apartment. Call A5-4/10 351-3080 355-8886 after 3 p.m. Terry. TUTORING IN Spanish offered by a Transportation with a Spanish accent. Thie 139 Wood mere. 351-9036. 5-4/8 3-4/7 Chilean graduate student. Call FRAN DOR NEAR. Completely results in children thinking that 332-6522 for Alejandro furnished 2 bedroom home. $240 NEED RIDE from Cherry Lane to they are inferior — even though, SIDE. Large 2 bedrooms NEED ONE FOR two man. $48 per INFLATABLE PLASTIC Typewriter Koffmann. 3-4/6 per month. Short term lease chairs, downtown Tumished, utilities paid. $150. month. Trailer behind Gables. available. Phone 337-2015. 3-4/7 sofas. Many colors. Cheap. Call Repair Lansing 8 to 5, by any standard, it's better to be Heat is free. John, 351-7219 LICENSED CHILDCARE in my Monday throu(^i Friday will pay. able to speak two languages than 337-0409. 3-4/6^ 337-9215 noon (Electrics) midnight. , Spartan Village Home. For 355-7949. 2-4/7 5-4/7 10-4/14 Foreign & Domestic 30DSIDE APARTMENTS. New RESPONSIBLE FEMALE wantedfoT . information call 355-9910. S-4/7 "When Goerge Wallace or the bedroom furnished, greduate ONE FOR house with three others. Own Campus Book Store WHAT!!! spacious 4 man, room. Carpeted, FAST LITTLE Want Ads find buyers across from Union YOU haven't read Want Kennedys spoke with a slight married students only. Woodmere. washer, dryer. ALTERATIONS AND ladies Ads today Parking. $72.50 Close. 337-1590. 3-4/7 for you at the lowest possible Louis E. May Sr. ED 2-087; . . . you are missing accent, it was considered 351-4698, 332-2920. 5-4/8 351-1014. A3-4/8 dressmaking by experienced cost. Try by dialing 355-8255 something. one FREE - LIFE INSURANCE seamstress. Reasonable charge, colorful," he said. "Yet when we 2 GIRLS needed immediately. today. WANTED literature. Call licensed 355-5855. 0-4/7 speak with an accent, it's Americana Apartments. 351-1876. 1 girl for 3 girl apartment. Room* STEVE KAUFMAN agent - considered wrong." 5-4-7 $60/monthly. Spring term. 2 353-7708. O Wanted blocks from SPACE FOR PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and Guerra called for a realization campus Call one girl in eight girl 337-2009 or 353-8689. A3-4/8 leather cleaning and refinishing of the RL WANTED, 2 man, pool, n house. 242 Oak Hill. 351-6049. Peanuts Personal BABYSITTING IN beauty of the Mexican - service. Now being offered at the my Spartan 3-4/3 American culture, a unification to campus. Call after 5 p CONCORD 990 Stereo automatic OKEMOS DRY Village apartment. Reasonable, CEDAR GREENS; Summer, two CLEANERS, of Chicanos and action. He 351-3075. 4-4/6 reversing tape recorder. 30 BABY-FACE,Bruce Get well 2155 Hamilton Rd., 332-0611. experienced. Phone 355-9829. man, furnished air conditioned, — soon declined to specify the type of watts/channel. 353-1844. X5-4/10 and treat em' HOME OF THE 3-4/7 overlooks pool. 337-0880. A3-4/8 rough. Luv, Leu, action needed, explaining that ICK NEEDED for spring term. Gigi, Ape, Nor. 1-4/6 PROFESSIONALS. O Americana Apartment near VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1965 this would vary from one impus. Call 351-9134. 8^4/10 GIRL SINGLE. Quiet, clean, no ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV. SUNSHINE, YOU have been named model or later. Will pay reasonable situation to another. CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. cooking, smoking. Close to Excellent, $40, Panasonic portable radio, $8. 353-4284. 1-4/6 UNCLE OF THE YEAR! T.F. T.D. May each year of your life Typing Service price. Call 355-5856 after 2 p.m. 3-4/7 Rosalio Munoz of San Diego, campus. 332-2147 after 5 pm hold Cal., attacked the military .man furnished apartments GIRL FOR Spring term, one block 3-4-3 P" " as much happiness as you system and advocated draft includes heet. $62.50 to $80 per TV SETS used, $10.00 and up. Table have given me this past year. Your from Call 351-1740. BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for resistance. 135 Kedzie Drive, $85 to campus. model niece. 1-4/6 Munoz, who has A5-4/10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Near radios, $5.00 and up. all positive. A refused induction into the armed er man. Leases starting June Chemists tests tube equipment, negative, B negative Michigan Avenue. Study and sleep TYPING SERVICE by JANET and AB $125. Italian wall tapestries. $5.00 WELCOME BACK D.A.R. from negative, $10.00. O service, is organized a National 15th and September 1st. Days 2 in JAMES. Accurate, BEDROOM duplex, furnished. quiet room. $15 weekly. Independence to Independence, efficient, negative, $12.00. Michigan Chicano Moratorium in 487-3216, Evenings, 882-2316. and up.,WILCOX SECONDHAND Los Basement, parking. Beech Street. 627-5454. A5-4/10 prompt. Phone 332-5161. O Community Blood Center, 507'/« and Happy TF Phone 332-4589. 1-4/6 STORE, 509 East Michigan, Birthday with T.L.C. Angeles Aug. 29. and P.D.A. to Sunshine East Grand River, East Lansing. 1 GIRL for 2 bedroom. Own room. 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p m. from "The United States is making a TERM PAPERS, dissertations, Above the new Campus Book ST LANSING near campus. One C-4/10 Bright Eyesl 1-4/6 etc. SOUTH LANSING: Large $67.50. Pam, 351-9018 or Experienced. Elertric typewriter. Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. military class out of Chicano m, furnished. Large airy unfurnished 2 bedroom, carpeted, Call youth," Munoz said. J332-6960. 1-4/6 52 SUNSHINE, YOU have been named Karen, 882-2639. 0-4/6 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. s. Air conditioned. air FRIENDS, full He said this is being done - conditioned, appliances, UNCLE of the Yearl TFTD. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m. to Beautifully maintained. Select washing SINGLE MALE. Clean, quiet. No May COMPLETE lientele. Lease 332-3135 or - drying facilities, storage each year of your life hold as THESIS Service. 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C through draft deferments which area. $160 plus electricity, cooking. Close to campus. much Discount Printing. IBM typing and favor the white middle class 882-6549. O 351-0631. X4-7 happiness as you have given - available first of May. Phone binding of and me this past year. Your Niece thesis, resumes, SEVEN SISTERS' alumnae - area through the educational 393-1867. A5-4/10 1-4/6 publications. Across from campus, MORE FUN in the sun, with sun system which emphasizes ROTC E GIRL for 2 man apartment, walking distance, Gunson St., SINGLE FOR man. Close, ~qufe7, shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, corner MAC and Grand River, association seeks recent graduates to meet with prospective students. and down - grades college GIRL parking. 332-8498. 337-0132 351-0186. 3-4/6 for 3 r afternoons. A3-4/8 2615 East Michigan Ave., Real Estate below Style Shop. Call Call Mrs. Graham, 332-8039 after preparatory studies in Mexican - Immediately. $80 per 372-7409. C-4/10 COPYGRAPH SERVICES 5 p.m. 1-4/6 351-0521. A3-4/9 American high schools. TAXES TOO high? Gain depreciation 337-1666. C E OPENING 4-man apartment. 532 ABBOTT for Historical precedent has also rooms single men. SILVER BLONDE wig. Never worn. advantages. Put over $100 in your Reasonable, close. In Cedar ONE MAN needed. Luxury Houses Cooking privileges. Phone pocket every month with sharp channeled Chicanos into the illage area. Spring and/or 332-0625 after 5:00. X3-4-8 Case included. Best offer. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithini apartment. Close to Campus. East Lansing student rental. Call armed forces, Munoz said, Summer. 351-2366. 3-4/6 351-4066. A5-4/10 No job too large or too smal 351-1976. 3-4/8 DUPLEX, 5 bedrooms available Bob Homan, Simon Real because the military has been June WOMEN: SHARE room, large house. Estate, Block off campus. 332-3255. C 15th. Close to campus. Call Jim, MSU Okemos Branch 351-2260 or WANTED the only place where they stood Excellent ONE Friend, will pay location. Kitchen, evenings 351-0965. 3-4/8 353-5932. After 6 p.m., CLIFF & PAULA HAUGHEY thirty pieces of silver. Phi Taus. an equal chance of advancement. 646-4611.5-4-7 parking, laundry. 332-1918! Professional Thesis Call 332-3577. 1-4/6 Workshop topics included anti A3-4/8 Preparation - HARMON - KARDON model SC Recreation For Master's & Doctoral war and draft resistance, DED: ONE man for two man at LANSING. 4 students. Furnished 2520 stereo: cassette recorder, FM Candidates. Professional Thesis 40 LEGS! (Bodies Attached) for rally communications, education and SPARTAN HALL. Men and women. ar Greens. Own bedroom. Call 2-bedroom, carpet, gas heat, Leasing for spring. 351-9286. tuner, turntable, in one unit. INDIA OVERLAND $204, regular Typing, Multilith Printing and against the Midi. $2.00/h,\ Bring rfcism, security and an 351-5156. 3-4/7 garage. Utilities except electricity. 0-4-10 Criterion 50 speakers. Drafted. trips. 39 Lansdowne Gardens, Hard Binding. Freu Brochure and your own mini at Meridian Mall. -cona-ii.- base and power Parking. $55 each. Deposit. $300,351-4880. A3-4/8 London S.W.8. UK. 45-6/5 Estimates. Call 337-1527. C April 18th. Call 351-3130. 3-4/6 structure for political action. ED 2 girls immediately. 337-1172 after 6 p.m. 5-4-7 Yorthwind Apartments. Low rent. BLANK 8 track cartridges and title 151-3328. 3-4/7 4761 North Meridian Rd., 5 miles labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, east of East Lansing. Four men or MEN TRIPLE room, study room, plugs and jaqks galore. All at JDENT APARTMENTS. Summer women. $50/month each. Utilities cooking, parking. Call Chapman catalog prices. MAIN I terms. Furnished 1 room included. 694-0841. 3-4/7 Secluded. Call ELECTRONICS, 5558 South fficiency, 2 room - 3 roorq . - 4 484-1596. A5-4/10 Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C units. 485-6581.6-4/8 ROOM OVErjpiii-rcn ' for man. EAST LANSING, 597 Spartan. 211V4 East ufinu n iver. 5-4/7 GROVES TARGET Bow, 35 lbs., XURY APARTMENT need Luxury duplex, furnished. Need 1 MEN 21 and 69", breakdown, overdraw. over - Clean quiet 1 man for 4 man. to 4 men. Long or short term 355-9107. 5-4/8 rooms. Cooking and lease. Call 485-6222, after 4:30 parking. Park, Haslett. $51.25 plus Close, reasonable. itilities. 339-2753. A3-4/8 p.m. 5-4/8 487-5753, Animals REGISTERED GOLDEN Retriever pups. Family, field, show, TODAY obedience, fun. 332-8990. 5-4/7 PUPPIES FOR Sale. Black and white, Beagle and Terrier mix. Friendly, playful, toy size. 351-1204. S-4/9 ABYSSINIAN KITTENS, 8 weeks, IS shots, unregistered, $45. 4-8622 after 6 p.m. 3-4/6 IV Mobile Homes CHEAP LIVING at mobile home court. 1960 National 10x52. THE DAY 641-4116. Must sell. 3-4/7 CHAMPION, 1959 - 10'x50', 2 bedrooms, furnished, good condition. 625-3722 after 5 p.m. Perry. 3-4/7 8'x40' MOBILE home. Reasonable At 8 a.m. today open leases will price. On lot, campus. 337-1128. A3-4-8 one mile from WINDSOR - two bedroom, 12x60 with expando be signed for the academic 1970-71 Williamston. 655-2895. 3-4/8 living room. DETROITER - 1969 12x60'. Excellent condition. Must sell. school year. Reserve your apartment $4500. Furnished. 351-6359. 2-4/6 for convenient, close-to-campus, 960 GREAT Lakes; bedrooms, 10x50, 2 carpeted, air-conditioner, furnished, porch, utility shed, good condition. After luxurious apartment living. 6:30 p.m. 694-0369. 5-4/7 Lost & Found "lake advantage LOST: LADIES gold watch between CEDARBROOKE ARMS Grand River and Shaw. and Sentimental value. Reward, call 484-7156. 2-4/6 DELTA ARMS ARE NOT FULL AS REPORTED IN FRIDAY'S LOST: WIREHAIRED Terrier. Black, white, and brown. Female. Plaid collar. Reward. Berrien No qeusi county of spring fever STATE NEWS 351-0751. A5-4/10 Learn how to read 3, 4, or 5 times faster Personal at a free mini lesson. Learn how to save study time to spend EUROPE - $199 round trip (jet). ' HASLETT ARMS DELTA ARMS EVERGREEN ARMS Itkin, 1509 Vassar Drive, on your spring fever. Kalamazoo, Michigan, 49001 (616) 349-7001. X1-4/6 FREE MINI-LESSON SCHEDULE RUSHING CAN be a new experience. Try it. Convocations are tonight. ■CEDARBROOKE ARMS • UNIVERSITY TERRACE • LOWEBROOKE ARMS 1-4/6 RUSH PHI Tau's and see have got to offer. Call 332-3577. what we University Inn EVELYN WOOD 1100 Trowbridge Road 1-4/6 E. Lansing, Michigan READING DYNAMICS State, c/t*tanaqMwibGri/xriatimy NINE MAJOR Universities in five countries American offer Summer you Latin Study MONDAY, APRIL 6 TUESDAY, APRIL 7 NOON -4-6-8p.nl 4-6-8 p.m. 17320 West Eight Mile Road Southfield, Michigan 48075 CALL (313) 35-35-111 jSS, yjpatibrwijb (yftanayemerifc Speeiattifo Programs. MIBAR Ltd., 135 West Wells - 611, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 4-6-8 p.m. 1-4/6 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 6 4 Americans visit Lao refugee camps VIENTIANE, Loas (AP) - H. officials about what could be current North Vietnamese Ross Perot got his first look at a done to improve the refugees' offensive in north central Laos. refugee camp Sunday. lot. At "We must do something to one camp, Perot asked 90 - Accompanied by three plane - year - old Thit Kham Pha why help these people." the rich loads of newsmen, Perot flew he fled. Texan said. from Vientiane to Paksane, 100 He told newsmen he planned "Why do you ask that miles to the east, and visited three question of me?" asked Thit. to talk to American and Laotian camps housing refugees from the "They would have killed me and my whole family." "Who would have killed you? ifks what's j II a wnni Was it the NVA or Pathet Lao?" he asked, referring to the Communist - led forces. Happening S1.00 service charge per insertion - to be pre-paid. "I don't know," the man answered. "I just knew they would kill us, so we ran." In American the meantime, antiwar returned to Vientiane from a three leaders 12 p.m. deadline 1 class day before. visit to another refugee camp about 20 miles from the Society will meet open to a"- Scripts available Monday MSU tonight, Folklore 7:30 p.m., at The Joint, at The Joint Wond at Wonders Hall Wilson Hall capital and said they that American were bombing told and Surfs up Basement Student Services. desks. The hill across Auditorium Road from Baker Hall provides napalm attacks forced Lao one student practice for any surfing he may do this Spartan Rifle and Pistol Club will The Alliance to seek a newer world villagers to flee for their lives. summer. state News photo by Mike have a special meeting for interested HART CAMPAIGN will meet Beasley students and prospective members at tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m.. Room 6:30 p.m., tomorrow night. 34, Union. All students interested in OPEN RUSH MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY! Demonstration Hall. Weekly pistol door door campaigning and Nixon, Johnson worship - to - shoots will begin at 7:00 p.m. petitioning for tomorrow night at rifle range. Pistols upcoming MSU visit are urged to Senator Hart's GALL 351-2257 FOR RIDES are available at the range. Meet us attend. We need a lot of people. there or call Ray Landis, Club societies whose actions we (continued from page one) Md., under the direction President at 355-9829. All Agriculture and Natural abhor. Marine Capt. Dale Harthan. Resources students: Don't forget Ag business oyer breakfast, with the "Government without God Nixon said he had signed the BETA THETAPI Blues/rock and folk/rock performed Honors bar-be-cue april 15 at 6:30 into existence and it present President bringing the can come papers making possible superbly by the Exkursions and John p.m. in Arena No. 1, Men's IM. can survive for a time. It can and Guest in concert - BLIND ALLEY Tickets only 50c at 121 Ag Hall, 124 past president up to date on Harthan's promotion to major. assorted domestic matters and has caused mischief and misery. The President's EXIT - this weekend in six Anthony, 109 N.R. daughter, locations. Don't miss it. Sponsored the Vietnamese war. Later Government without God can Julie, and her husband, David by Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. Orchesis, the meet 6:00 p.m., mc Pan Hellenic will have sign-up for rush Room 101, Student Services. Sign-up 8-12 and 1 Convocation 6 - - 8 and 7 5, April 3 - - 9 at Union 8, Johnson will get a more detailed view of current foreign policy from Secretary of State William P. Rogers. even make great error — a progress toward world domination. But such a government contains a fatal suicidal ingredient . .. Eisenhower, attended worship services. So did Lynda Robb, the daughter of the Johnsons, and her husband, the Invites IM dance studio. only, April 7. Convocation at dorm lounges of Brody, South and East Cardinal Krol said the state exists for man, not man for the Government without God . . cannot . exist and absolute Marine Capt. Charles Robb. long hairs, short hairs, "ATTENTION! If you sold your complex, also in parlor of Union. books bring at the All-U Book Exchange, your receipts to the West Shaw ALL CAREER-MINDED WOMEN state. "As we seek more and more to power will corruption." result in absolute curly hairs, no hairs, beards, and Lower Lounge, 10 • 8, Sunday and cure the ills of society with The services were not all RUSH no beards, to Rush, are cordially invited to hear a panel Monday — end pick up your money. All the books not picked up by discussion successful by women on four eminently their careers in merely material remedies," he said, we run the danger of solemnity. Right at the start, Nixon brought an outburst of PHI TAU's tonight. Monday night become our property. HOSPITALITY and TOURISM adopting, certainly not by design applause from the choir, from 332-3577 PROBLEM? Call 353-9437." INDUSTRIES. They will draw on but by default, the false St. Paul's United Methodist their own experience and wide Church in suburban principles of the totalitarian Kensington, R.jsh for Phi Kappa Taj ^25 N. acquaintance vith all aspects of these Hsgacicri., tonight, toi.torow. "id lively, fast-growing field?. Tonight, Wednesday, 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., Kellogg Center 103A and B. The panel presentation mirn i Kiva players will have play try-outs will be followed by questions and for "A Funny Thing Happened on discussions with the audience. the Way to the Forum," tonight and Sponsored by HRI and Les tomorrow, 7:30 p.m.. Studio 49, Gourmets. Auditorium. HRI School presents an Italian Buffet Try outs for Archibald MacLeish's Luncheon and Seminar, Saturday, Pulitzer Prize winning poetic drama April 11, Hospitality Motor Inn. "J.B." will be held tonight anc Feast at 11:30 a.m. and Seminar at tomorrow, 7:30 - 10:00, Wander. 2:00 p.m. Student tickets fourth Kiva Storeroom. Twelve male roles floor Eppley Center. Only $1.50. and nine female roles. Auditions Transportation provided. «- P • WHY DON'T 99.875% (approx.) of MSU -- ' : STUDENTS BELONG TO Psi Upsilon . One reason is that about half of them are female. Another is that we don't participate in a lot of generally popular MSU activities. For example, we quit fooling around with Water Carnival and Greek Feast years before their official demise. We should make it clear that we don't dislike MSU. Neither are we uninterested. We simply do what we like. 351-3921 1148 E. Grand River Why do .125 % (approx.) of MSU students HI-FI belong to Phi Upsilon /J-ie Come to our house at 810 W. Grand River yourself. Call 351-4686, 87, 88 for a ride. tonight from 7 - 10 p.m. and decide for you. iteAeotifp. you, in a i. l/ou mkjjd !>e 4unfAUed at w-hat AosiosuUeA haoe to afjesi, Ufe^ate youM&lj! Go Greek!