Come. • • Wednesday and stand besi MICHIGAN W arm. STATE NEWS with chance of siiowers find a better way. STATE a . . . an this afternoon or evening. High today in the sixties. UNIVERSITY r2 Nuiflber \ East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8,1970 Senate predicts close vote on Nixon's WASHINGTON (AP) "I don't think we have any votes to for court confirmation and and Margaret Chase Smith of Maine. n ~ The future of 12 publicly Supreme Court nominee G. Harrold spare," said one administration source in undecided. Fulbright deserted Southern ranks to the Senate. vote for sending the nomination back to Carswell rested uncertainly with a Four senators are expected to be absent. Sen. Mark O. Hatfield, R-Ore., committee. Cook voted against the motion shrinking band of uncommitted senators Tacticians on both sides mentioned announced Tuesday through an aide that only but has indicated that he is troubled by the a few of the uncommitted as Tuesday on the eve of the climatic he would vote against confirmation -- an being really confirmation vote. unknown quantities. Presumably the others nomination. "This could go down to the wire," said announcement which had been expected. have indicated privately what Except for her vote against recommittal, It raised to 40 the number of senators they will do. Mrs. Smith has given no hint of her stand. Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of The key votes appeared to be those of committed against confirmation in an The other uncommitteds are: Democrats Montana. "It's going to be a real horse Democrat J. W. Fulbright of Arkansas and Associated Press poll. The poll showed 44 Howard W. Cannon of Nevada, Ralph race." Republicans Marlow W. Cook of Kentucky Yarborough of Texas, Quentin N. Burdick "I'm more hopeful," said the Democratic of North Dakota, and Mansfield; assistant leader, Edward M. Kennedy of Republicans Winston L. Prouty of Massachusetts, who Both Mansfield opposes Carswell. and at Republican -- Robert J. Dole of Kansas said Wednesday's vote could be decided least one -- Academic Council OKs Vermont, Charles H. Percy of Illinois, J. Caleb Boggs of Delaware, Charles Mathias of Maryland and Richard S. Schweiker of by Pennsylvania. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew who could The question of whether President Nixon vote to break a tie to put the 50 - year - old appeals court judge on the Supreme Court. Other Republican leaders continued to McKee report points will become the first chief executive in this century -- and the fourth in history -- to lose more than one battle over a Supreme profess confidence in confirmation By DELORES MAJOR Court nominee or whether Carswell will fill although by far less than the 52 - 44 This acceptance of the McKee report Friendly discussion Monday vote by which they beat back the effort to return the nomination to the The State News Staff Writer Academic Council concluded its means that 30 student representatives will a year - old vacancy on the nine - man court will be answered about 1 p.m. EST leorge Price, premier of Belize (formerly British Honduras) talks with Judiciary Committee. deliberations on the McKee report on be seated, with vote, on the Academic after three hours of final debate. iovernor Milliken in Lansing. The governor introduced the premier to a But Council, with up to 10 students The administration spokesman said privately some of these same Student Participation in Academic representing minority students. opponents simply are trying to block fcint session of the legislature Tuesday. Price spoke on the need for Republicans conceded they were nervous Government, Tuesday, and approved the the outcome. Reports on the various means of nomination of a Southern conservative and ■traditional friendship" between the U.S. and his country. over recommendations included in the elections for these students are due failed to prove any of their charges against document. December 1, 1970. This means that Carswell. The next step will be the Iarns against slowdown of the recommendations into the by - laws. incorporation faculty students may hold seats on the council as early as winter term, 1971. Recommendations committee from the ad hoc June trial set on Specific Minority Representation in Academic Governance, were also accepted by the council. IMilliken urges This committee, headed by Hideya Kumata, professor of communications submitted three specific recommendations for teens who in their report to the council: -that the inclusion of specific minority group a person within a be left to painted Wells of was to By SHARON TEMPLETON abortion Other legislation the governor he would consider the a petitions carefully self definition. --that the selection of minority student representatives to the council be worked out by the minority students themselves Campus police arrested an MSU coed and with the help of the Office of Black Affairs a male Lansing resident 2 a.m. Tuesday for State News Staff Writer emphasized was the Anderson "and take whatever action is appropriate." and its component Third World Student spray painting slogans on the north wing of Environmental Quality Bill, the Minimum At the press conference, the governor Organization. Wells Hall. Damage was estimated at $375. rnor William G. Milliken urged the Wage Bill and the Tierney Bill to limit the said he could make no recommendations Susan Selby, 18 - year - old sale of explosives. --that the committee on Academic Birmingham Qiganand Legislature hard" in Tuesday to move Milliken pledged his full efforts in getting concerning the judicial Shiawassee County until he had carefully system in Governance review the process of minority freshman, and Eric Jackson, 17, of 324 S. if the passage of the " n reform and school reorganization the legislature to move, "reeardless of reviewed the petitions. Informed sources at student representation in three years and Hayford St., were taken into custody at report its assessment to the Academic the Ingham County Jail after they were Iduring this session. the fact that this is an election year." the Capitol say the governor has no Council. caught spraying "Free Bobby" on the le next 30 days are a crucial period in He said he was greatly encouraged by the authority to create an investigative In exterior of Wells in red and black paint. ■uture of the state," Milliken said at a passage of the cigarette tax, increased committee as requested by the group. addition, the council approved recommendation 26 of the McKee report The Ingham County Prosecutors Office j conference. "It is of the utmost unemployment compensation benefits and Following the press conference, Milliken that insures equal faculty - student Tuesday afternoon issued a felony warrant ■rtance that we have legislative action the Citizens Grand Jury Bill last session, introduced the visiting premier of Belize, for malicious destruction. Miss 1 number of very vital issues that are and wants the legislature to move with representation on the newly created Selby and George Price, to a joint session of the Jackson were arraigned at 3:30 p.m. ■before the legislature." equal speed this session. legislature. Belize was formerly known as University Committee on Academic Governance. Membership Tuesday in East Lansing Municipal Court Tb governor warned against the Earlier Tuesday a group of citizens British Honduras. on this where bond was set at $100 each. committee will consist of representatives They Ibility of a slowdown in passage of the calling themselves the Shiawassee County Premier Price, in a speech to the from each of the colleges in the University. were released on a recognizance bond and ■ion reform bill. Citizens Council for Better Government legislature, emphasized the need for trial was scheduled for June 22. "traditional The council further approved [e need the abortion reform bill -- and presented the governor with petitions friendship and mutual "Free Bobby" and other slogans in black recommendations that renamed the [eed itthatnow," he said. "And I strongly asking for a complete investigation of the county's judicial system. assistance" between the governments and people of the United States and Belize. University Student Affairs Committee the and red paint were also discovered on enough momentum and Kedzie, Bessey and Conrad Halls early' > has been aroused to prevent it Milliken met with the group's leader, "We have much in common, we the University Faculty - Student Affairs Committee. Tuesday morning. ■ getting bogged down." James Turner, in his office and then came legislatures of Michigan and Belize," the The committee is to be composed Capt. Adam Zutaut of the MSU Dept. of Tate Bill 297, the primary abortion out into the lobby to receive the petitions premier said. "Both of us are dedicated to of five Public Safety said Tuesday's ^ bill, would with over 7,000 signatures. He shook undergraduate students appointed by damage brings legalize abortion in the total estimate of campus building an" by a licensed ASMSU, four graduate students, at least ;d physician in a several hands and promised the group that (Please turn to page 5) Kumata three minority student representatives and destruction since July 1 to $30,000. Over hospital." ponsored (Please turn to page 5) (Please ti by Sens. Gilbert E. y, R-Ann Arbor, and John E. Immunity satisfactory; luley, D-Wyandotte, the bill was E? ,lastthe**une' reconsidered and Senate Health, Social 5 and Retirement Committee for study. Hearings have been blast-off plans continue *ed on the bill this year and it is ^ to be reported out again this f governor also urged House and je action this week on the local school CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - Blood come within 24 to 28 hours, and an large number of the technicians fired. Pmzation bills and added that he tests revealed Tuesday that the Apollo 13 additional report will be made Thursday. Berry said blood samples taken at T - |a" education bills will be promptly astronauts have a satisfactory immunity to As this threat to the mission faded, the minus 30 days showed no evidence of •j out of the Senate Appropriations German measles, and plans went ahead for their scheduled Saturday blastoff toward space agency also denied Australian reports immunity to German measles, or rubella, in that a threatened strike at two tracking Haise and Mattingly. But the latest samples the rugged highlands of the moon. stations there might interfere with the showed "an apparently satisfactory level of A report from the astronauts' physician, launch. immunity." Dr. Charles A. Berry at Houston's Manned "Officials of the Australian Department temptations Spacecraft Center said astronaut James A. of Supply, who direct operations at The increase in immunity, the physician said, probably resulted from "a subclinical ickets are on sale for the Lovell Jr.'s immunity level was adequate. Australian stations, say they know-of no case of rubella," but could indicate an That of Thomas K. Mattingly II and Fred threat of a walkout," NASA said. |f'a,i®ns ■ MSU April 18 performance in W. Haise Jr., he said, is "satisfactory." Technicians at the Tidbinbilla and increasing immunity level before Pop Entertainment Series. The countdown, the space agency said, development of symptoms of the disease. Peb of $3.50, $3 and $2.50 are on Honeysuckle Creek tracking stations had "will proceed as scheduled" toward the been reported considering a strike over The astronauts will be kept under ■ « Marshall's Campbell's and the 2:13 p.m. EST blast - off with the prime dismissal of 36 staff members in an observation, he said, and the blood tests economy wave. NASA said meetings were for antibodies will be repeated Wednesday. Berry said if symptoms develop, they will in progress and jobs had been found for a (Please turn to page 5) PmenH-^rr : nn/ not arijuana found dangerous — 8S 0n mariiuana Preliminary are that lives — but that present stiff penalties are threatening respect for law in general and The committee's 120-page report said this is largely because while marijuana experimenters. The paper said the institute hopes to necessarily lead to heroin should be reduced. helped boost all drug arrests 322 per cent have definitive answers on long - term _ itrnn„ ls a dangerous drug and some It suggested a maximum one - week jail from 1960 to 1968 - when 167,177 marijuana effects in two years. KiSr:rat'ons 1 mi*ht produce sentence for first - offense marijuana people were arrested including 43,200 For now, it said marijuana is known to nrelimi T chr°nic users. possession, during which the violator would under 18 and 6,243 under 15, judges jailed be an intoxicant and like any intoxicant Ite of B ,ft?din«8 by the National be required to take a drug abuse education few of the young people because the can affect mental judgment and physical ■dy were in f ?Ca,th after three years course. penalties are unduly harsh. The committee staff computed, on the coordination, y bv tho u in 8 reP°rt Pleased "The growing drug culture," said uan u ennce users to criminal acts? y the House Select Committee Chairman Cluade Pepper, D-Fla., "is basis of raw government estimates, that six "Marijuana tend to be passive Stringing )e users rapidly undermining respect for law and million people used marijuana in 1969 — under the influence of the drug rather than C<°ncluded marijuana doing serious damage to the ability of the 600,000 habitual users spending at least aggressive," was the answer. "Any drug A guitar shaped boat, powered bv a nine horsepower motor travels PuCs 77.$85° million-a-year criminal justice system to safeguard the lives and property of the American $20 a week for a total $624 million, 2.4 million spending at least $100 during the which loosens self - control may be contributory to commission of criminal down the Chicago River. The craft is advertis i n g the boat,. ** of vouno youn8 Americans a n8 Increasing into tragic people." year for $250 million and three million acts." travel, and outdoor show in Chicago. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8 1970 Apollo enda Campbell coeds protest bussing by lack of Residents of Campbell Hall staged a boycott night protesting a new West Circle management policy requiring them to bus their own tables. Monday By DIANE PETRYK for adult males not to show a into space, the whole mission The policy has been in effect since the beginning of State News Staff Writer high immunity," Fureig said, could be delayed." spring term. 8 "because they have had Feurig noted the danger of "We came back from spring break and a sign was If any of the three Apollo 13 opportunity for considerable sending an astronaut into space posted astronauts show low immunity telling us to bus our own tables," Helene Waldroop, Detroit exposure during their lives. who might be in the incubation to German measles the flight "It is almost impossible to go junior and president of Campbell Hall, said. "No other stage of German measles, which explanation was given." now scheduled for Saturday will through school these days and is normally 7 to 21 days — ' The policy was instituted due to financial probably have to be postponed, net be exposed, so if none of the ample time to develop the difficulties according to Dr. James S. men have ever had the disease, disease during the flight. according to Miss Helen L. Widick, asst. manager 0f residence halls. West Circle was chosen to try out the Feurig, director of Olin Health chances are they acquired policy Part of the danger, he said, is because of residence hall size. Center. immunity through their that German measles symptoms The policy was conceived during finals week winter exposure." term The astronauts have all been can be similar to those of a head when hall councils were no longer meeting, so there was Feurig also said the astronauts no recently exposed to the disease, could have had German measles cold. The hazards of re-entry opportunity to inform the councils, Miss Widick said. and none of them can remember into the earth's atmosphere with The policy was discussed at a Campbell council at some time without ever meeting ever having had it. sinus and ear congestion are well this term and sent to the House Relations Committee. knowing it. The residents' main objection is that they were "I'm sure that if it works out - known. not Medical informed of the new policy before it went into experts took blood that even one of them shows a effect The possibility that an There is also concern about the number of jobs serum tests Tuesday to low immunity the flight will be and determine their level of astronaut with the disease could working hours now available to student employes. scrubbed for a period of contaminate the moon is a "We went through the proper channels," Pat Belleville immunity. observation," Feurig said. The possibility, Feurig admitted, but Ithica sophomore and chairman of the House next possible launch date for Relations These tests take 24 hours, Apollo 13 is May 9. highly unlikely since the Committee, said. "If the boycott is not successful, we will astronauts are living in a closed discuss it with Mr. Thorburn." Feurig said, so it is likely the "Since they are closely results will be known today. teamed," he added, "and we environment inside their suits. Previous experience with colds Table Lyle A. Thorburn, residence halls manager, will be at "It would be exceedingly rare have shot back-up Campbell Hall for dinner tonight. never a crew in weightless conditions has At home when you finish a meal, you bus your own dishes from the table. At MSU someone Only four or five girls have been bussing their own tables shown that they do not seem was paid to do this for you until spring term when budget problems forced West Circle Rosann Bongey, Campbell Hall manager, said. The tables worse in space than anywhere cafeterias to discontinue the service. Now Campbell students are asked to do the home bit and are cleared by the regular busboy and two other student else, Feurig added. the response has been quite negative. State News photo by Tom Leone employes who usually work in the kitchen. LAST CHANCE Due to popular demand, Phi Tau rush will Breslin backs The MSU Board of Trustees fine arts complex and All-Events high art priority on the capital outlay list for next year." The issue the complex idea March was not trustees presented at meeting with the president and provost the possibility of establishing a planning. We're not going to J ahead until have j be held over 1 we may consider a proposal to place Bldg. to the April agenda. At the Feb. 17 meeting of the "I hope to take this to the "because of other matters of permanent faculty - student student support," he said. a fine arts complex high on the ad hoc subcommittee studying higher priority," he said. committee on building priorities. The fine arts complex University's 1971 building board as a report and I the possibility of an all "This isn't the highest priority night committee of this kind was A presently " more priority list at the April 17 recommendation at the April University referendum on the thing we have to do these days," advocated by the ad hoc University's new constructs board meeting. meeting," Breslin said. "I would All Events give the trustees some - Bldg., Breslin Breslin said. Breslin's office has subcommittee on the All - list. Even if placed higher ontH Executive Vice President Jack pledged support for the fine arts been busy preparing the Events Bldg. priority list, Breslin noted 1 Call 332-3577 Breslin said Tuesday he will consult with President Wharton background information and my recommendation that the fine complex. He said the matter would be brought to the trustees University's 1970-71 budget At the February subcommittee February that the chance 1 arts building have an extremely request for the legislature. meeting, Breslin also announced getting funds for the projJ about adding a discussion of the in March. within Breslin said he hopes to discuss the work halt the next five years on the proposed | jfflTTTTTl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I $11 million All • Events Bldg. "extremely remote." NEED A JOB? 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Finch said recent statement on civil rights Southern schools next fall The government now counts — is permissible North and South while de jure is not. vary Finch explained that less than little exisiting plans in court orders. Tuesday there will be little in education. change in the Department of Finch further set a goal of li mUlU SXoo^ labeled Finch denied his department 200 of almost 4,500 Southern districts have yet to sign a Finch and J. Stanley Pottinger, desegregated the department's civil apsu'fl of ^ ^tey , •"H'1 ,rom our wir# »«vlc8». Health, Education and Welfare's doubling the number of black - 40 per cent of all Negro pupils in the region This will have a lessened role in school desegregation. But he said voluntary plan or come under chief, said the department's rights school desegregation policies as a children court order to attending desegregated year's figure is twice last year's. later: "There will be fewer desegregate. previous desegregation guidelines Enforcement officials would and busing policies are still in ________ "We think we can double that desegregation plans drawn and monitor compliance with KEACTION TO STRIKE again," Finch said. "We're more monitoring." effect. striking for dramatic results." The secretary's generally affirmative and aggressive tone "I gather the sentiment is a little Committee at to a news conference, designed clarify department desegregation policies, may again Vaughn denounces critics m hostile toward the 10 - cent . J. confuse the school debate. I f stamp." — Sen. Gale W. McGee, D-Wyo. nf)C |JVJJ I Ul I ■ n I I nnv pay / 1*1 til kP 111 Many civil rights leaders and 8011,6 white ^emers have interpreted Nixon's March 24 of strike handling at U-M school message as easing A lawmaker, Tuesday, criticized three senators powers of the Board of Regents," Vaughn said. niAumxTnin^, /»« government pressure on the who had attacked U-M's WASHINGTON (AP) Acting handling of the recently "Furthermore, if Senator Zollar's - - dragging on this," McGee said South - especially in its larger even quickly in the aftermath of the when asked whether the quick settled student strike. assumption that the legislature would refuse first postal strike in cities. history, a action had anything to do with Finch conceded it will be very Rep. Jackie Vaughn HI, D-Detroit, in funding were correct, this would evidence a Senate unit approved continued restlessness continued discussion of the issue, said statements complete lack of legislative concern." among difficult to identify and unanimously Tuesday a bill postal workers, especially in prosecute that portion of school by Republican Senators Charles Zollar of Benton He said the senators' actionsjwere motivated by giving all civilian and military Harbor, Robert Huber of Troy and George Kuhn "political and racist reasons." International News federal workers a six per cent New York City where the large - segregation in Southern cities scale walkout began. of Birmingham were "irresponsible." Vaughn also suggested that Huber read a report caused by past policy or practice payboost. As it stands, the six per cent - de He indicted the three for "their harassment and made to his special committee to The jure segregation. intimations that the University of Michigan investigate measure, tied as an campus disorders, recommending steps be taken I] N. Secretary - General U Thant praised V.I. Lenin, amendment to a bill already raise would be retroactive for all The President said segregation employes to the pay period resulting solely from housing might expect a cutback in appropriations because to implement social justice to end f' founder of the Soviet Communist Party, as a passed by the House, did not of its acquiescence to black student demands." campus unrest. "Society would be much further ahead, if ending last Dec. 27. patterns - de facto segregation litical leader whose ideals were reflected in the U.N' touch on postal reform, a further eight per cent pay hike "Their remarks which indicate that the universities applied their vast, tax - resources in this supported Barter. university will be unable to obtain funds to fashion, rather than in helping proposed for postal workers or implement decisions negotiated in good faith is a to retrench systems of racial repression," Vaughn ■His ideas of peace and peaceful coexistance among Students present the administration's bid to total usurpation of the constitutionally given said. pay |tes have won widespread international acceptance for part of the cost by charging a J they are in line with the aims of the U.N. Charter in dime to mail a first - class letter. Jjch the peoples of the United Nations proclaimed But the legislation approved by the Senate Post Office |ir determination to save succeeding generations from I scourge of war," Thant's statement read in part, ft was delivered in Finland at a • celebration of the Committee would extend the six per cent raise to the 29,000 Capitol Hill employes — not redress money Ith anniversary of Lenin's birth. Including members of Congress A check for $80 collected by ^ast Lansing businessmen to the five University Students for and MSU students, — - man staffs of the lest German Chancellor Willy Brandt says Western ex-presidents, and to judges in Redress Project was presented to the District of Columbia. „ ®. PouP "a° hoped to lope has come to the end of a long period of Chairman Gale W. McGee, night the city of East Lansing Monday c° 5^ money cover at the city council *he in dama8®8 «one fcnation and in the 1970s will complete formation of D-Wyo., said he expects little or meeting. East Lansing stores during the ■Common Market and move toward greater economic no opposition when the bill Co-Chairman James Pletz, East demonstration of Feb. 19 on ■ political unity. reaches the Senate floor Lansing sophomore, said the R,ver ,.v®n"e: Brandt's remarks were made during an interview with Wednesday or Thursday. money was donated to help re - Contributions were collected at "We could booths in the Union and 1 Associated Press during the third day of his U.S. see no merit in foot establish good relations between International Center. "The money will be used to buy a specific item to help National News beautify Grand River," Mayor Petrides to Gordon L. Thomas said. The name of the game ,erutcel Pletz initiated the fund drive L.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. ruled Tuesday to improve the image of college Jht that the Professional Air Traffic Controllers students. He is concerned about There are lots of games at MSU. (The reader should freely substitute "bags," panization had in fact called a strike and he anization guilty of civil contempt. Hart found the put off, at pollution the violence nation. growing trend toward on campuses across the "concerns," "interests," etc. for "games.") The fight for grades life game. The social life game. The student government game. At Psi U we don't have study tables, lectures on how to game. The preparation for ivever, deciding on penalties until next Saturday and The April Environmental Resources Bldg. get ahead in business, or Teach-in continues today with a William F. Meggitt, professor want to get the most out of mandatory parties. We're willing to let IFC go its own apologetic way as long as we are ■appealed meanwhile to the air controllers to return teach he said, free to do as we like. Ttheir jobs if they were physically able'. speech by George Petrides, of crop and soil science, will my college degree, best means We don't knock studying, professor of fisheries and speak Monday on pesticides in "Violence^ isn't the b are partying, or working in student organizations. These activities just as valid, but no more, than Psi U's function of providing a good place to live. For wildlife on "Spacecraft Earth." agriculture. His lecture will be at to an end." Petrides' lecture will be at 4:10 p.m. Monday in 105 S. us "a good place to live" is a house that reminds visitors of a castle, a cohesive yet [he Dukes County grand jury, investigating the death 3:30 p.m. today in 158 Natural Kedzie Hall. tolerant group of friends, communal living responsibilities. Most important, Psi U is an JMary Jo Kopechne, ended a two day special session integrative force which can change "outside activities" into parts of an individual's whole. Isday without handing up an indictment, The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State Lautrec If you dig wholeness and togetherness or if you're just curious about fraternities: Call lying "the case is closed" District Attorney Edmund 351-4686, 87, 88. lis said he will University, is published every class day during four school Photographers We'll arrange a ride to our house and introduce you to our family. Rush is from 7 to 10 move immediately to release the secret terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. p.m. tonight. limony of the inquest into the death of the secretary Subscription rate is $14 per year. T> died when Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's car ran off a Weddings, Parties, Member Associated Press, United Press International, p last July. Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Portraits and * * * Graduations. Jack Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press r. Davison, saying he had regained control of Association, United States Student Press Association. Special PSI UPSILON rates for ftatee County public schools from Gov. Claude Kirk, students pred his staff Tuesday to quickly put into effect Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Iral court desegregation orders. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Call 351-8130 Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, or 337-7819 Call 351-4686, 87, £ 810 W. Grand River Michigan. Michigan News Phones: e persons were Editorial 355-8252 arraigned in Midland on charges of Classified One look says a lot. fcpiracy to commit a felony in the so-called Beaver Advertising 355-8255 lase. 1 Display Advertising 353-6400 Business-Circulation 355-3447 ■iehael Donner, David Williams, Tom Trost, Jane Photographic 355-8311 lnedy and Marty McNamara stood mute before Ijand lie chares Curcult ■offices last Nov. 6. Court Judge James R. Hood, stem from the ransacking of Dow Chemical One drive says it all. ™ eir trial is New Camaro. Camaro is made for people who like in back. And longer doors that make expected to be in mid-June. We didn't make it to choose their power. Four transmis¬ them easier to get to. We did make it for peoi sions are available. And six engines, We made the new Camaro for Pe State Adiministrative Board Tuesday paved the sleek new shapes. Long ' Is. And up to the Turbo-Jet 396 people who like the stopping power of J for sale of the first $21 million in Michigan's $100 fast fastbacks. V8 with the SS version. front disc brakes. And protection of ■on recreation beonds authorized We made it for people who like to It's for people who side-guard door beams. It takes a by voters in 1968. drive on a road. Not just ride on it. aren't necessarily fond of certain kind of person to drive a car 1 addition the board agreed to That's why Camaro has an improved accept bids on $15 large crowds. There a like this. Because it says a lot about i°n worth of anti - water pollution bonds. road-hugging front and rear two buckets up front the way he thinks. ^ 1 * * * suspension. two bucket cushions What do you think? Jje four ■has ended - month search for a 26 - year - old L'Anse with the discovery of her body in Portage Putting you first, keeps us first. See tt. At your Chevrolet Dealer's Sports Dept. BRIDES SHOWCASE r° residents of the area saw Shirley Frosland's offers: |nmP°se(i "e between body floating under the Portage Lake * The fresh new look Houghton and Hancock Monday night. gowns for the entire wedding had been reported missing from St. Joseph party. Wedding gowns start at P'wl in Hancock Nov. 21, 1969. Miss Frosland was a $50. ■ent at Suomi College in Hancock. * Free counsel from our staff e who have advised Michigan Hospital Association says hospitals in 8,000 brides. imber m°re tha" $300'000 a day during last * Invitations, gifts, wedding ley * sh°wed the average hospital spent $86.47 per photographs and trousseau per day during the month while receiving items. fu« of $85.81 per day. P.S. PROM FORMALS Illation President Charles G. Skinner of Jackson ARE HERE! ►seep' SltUat*on "shows no indication of being Camaro Sport Coupe with Rally Sport package. Campus News .".University of Pennsylvania agreed to vote its ■osalc are* of General Motors stock in favor of two Be nrr,lnitij!ted by consumer lawyer Ralph Nader. Esent s caN for the addition of three consumer Pishm 1VfS t0 tbe General Motorc Board and the Enter the '70 Chevy Sports Holiday Drawing. Now thru March 31. Ph. 332-5081 ie eian!"1 °f a c°mmittee to investigate the impact GM ineral yUtomaker °n public policy, 1047 E. GRAND RIVER EAST LANSING list ■ lhe ♦ °tors management has indicated it was Proposals. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY JAMES R. CRATE editor-in-chief JOSEPH M. BYRD acting advertising manager By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner is very worried and I'm KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor askim, I JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor at 309 Linton Hall. Names need not be questions on her behalf. ® ■ JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor included unless a personal reply is What is the truth about r_ requested. the effect at a later date? V | Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award medically substantiated and how for outstanding journalism. I have a rather ugly wart on my thumb oil I'd like to get rid of. Are there any safe, they really occur? Is there the truth to the chromosome iej| effective, commercial preparations fears oil available in drugstores that would do the days? What causes bum trips, often do they occur? and!■ EDITORIALS job? If not, what's the solution? While preparations to remove warts are Recurrences, or ilashbacks do <* the hallucinogenic drugs. It is imn0 available in drugstores, visiting a physician first is recommended. There are different say what the frequency is, butH treated a number of cases. SunJj Wharton: types of warts, and some are located such that surgical removal is advised. Also, there are other things commonly referred to as flashbacks - can occur with marijuana! hallucinogenic drug in normal J warts which require selective use of certain though I have never seen a case. Flasl have invariably been very distressing drugs. I suggest visiting your favorite people who have them. Rather than J in last two Health Center physician. If you're lucky, he may even kiss your thumb and turn you into a fairy prince or princess. free trip, they have been experienj intrusive, frightening, and undesirable! The chromosome scare has noi Martin Luther King Memorial substantiated. The experiments In his last two speeches MSU I have used drugs such as dexedrine, si Lecture - like his first contains a chromosome breakage were al President Clifton Wharton has methadrine, mescaline, marijuana and in test tubes while those u. addressed himself to some of the solid core of worthwhile hashish. I feel I really need to try LSD for vi "O.K., Johny, I v n't ask you to do 'welfare Cadillac'...but I'd performed in human subjects with X recommendations. The most more pressing problems of today. my own personal development - it is doses did not show breakage. The M This stance if somewhat belated is, immediately important part of this certainly like to hear these...!" something I must do. I am personally not however, may be detrimental to the! materials is Dr. Wharton's afraid of any affects. However, my fiancee in early pregnancy. " nevertheless, most welcome. commitment that from seven to No one knows for sure what a., In a talk to the Detroit Economic DONHA WILBURN trips. They are very infrequent Club Dr. Wharton devoted his eight per cent of next fall's freshman * class will be black a figure known amount of pure drug is taken! opening remarks to a consideration - laboratory conditions. They i of the waning public confidence in considerably higher than the six more frequent in the usual s institutions of higher education. He percent graduation rate from which drugs are taken where n attributed this trend to economic exclusivity, inability to effect social reform and impersonal Michigan high schools this year. hope Dr. Wharton that the further expresses functions of the Daisy Mae protests Al Capp . suggestibility, anxiety, and fear of tJL can work on the person. As available on the street purity and often have been found! are well, the! of 'una bureaucracies. From this analysis the Center for Urban Affairs can be mixed with a variety of serious po president went on to delineate a expanded to become a College for such as strychnine. For some ft solution embodied in the three Ethnic Studies and Urban Affairs as reason, people are more careful! elements of his conceptual scheme of a further step toward including Recently I was chosen to serve as Daisy purity of the foods they eat than thJ Mae for a Republican banquet hosting Al People with strong voices like Capp are a threat to any type of about the purity of the drugs they td the "pluralistic university "-namely, minority peoples studies into the is very difficult to predict who will 1 Capp as the guest speaker. After being profitable change which our nation desperately needs. Capp universal access to higher education, university. He also commends the commitment to social problem - Brookover Report as "another briefed on my duties, I realized I had been condemns the sophisticated and pensive college student who shows bad trip or when a bad trip will The contrast between your I occur] selected because I was a State News Staff concern. And, if those who peacefully dissent gave up all cause - example of the University's concern and your braveness m solving, and genuine concern for Writer and the Republican party thought who else would care? wonder if your personal devi human values. increasing sensitivity to the they would receive a glowing newspaper r story from a naive college reporter. might not profit from taking her ai Another concrete point made in dehumanizing . . forces of Some people like to try everything atL discrimination." I decided to enjoy their dinner and forget People with strong voices like Capp are a the president's speech is the opportunity for the young to "kick up a announcement of his intention to We find Dr. Wharton's two the Republican expectations for free stink" and that students are really not threat to any type of profitable change once. It is probably fair .to call | publicity. However, after meeting Al Capp interested in the issues. He further stated which our nation desperately needs. Capp experience freaks. create a Presidential Commission on speeches -- as well as his follow- in person, listening to an exclusive news student dissent has come to denote condemns the sophisticated and pensive Admissions and Student Body through actions - to be of an conference and hearing a 45 minute speech mugging, vandalism and arson. And, then college student who shows concern. And, if those who peacefully dissent gave up all composition to determine a response exceedingly heartening nature. In the by the creator of Li'l Abner, I decided to he paralleled students to animals that cause who else would care? My hair it fine, dry and badly splitti| share my observations with the campus belonged in cages if they fail to conform. — would lik* to let it grow out, bi to the pressure for equal access to past we have been disappointed by The young adopted the motto, "give a university admissions, and how to some of his public statements and community. The Republican 16th district wanted avoid Conformity is such a nice, easy way to confrontation with conscience. damn." It should have been followed by — having great difficulty. I have tried but they don't seem to do r | determine the composition of the lack of a clear - cut position on "the past generations never did." It was coverage, but I do not think this is Non-action can always be rationalized if an What do you suggest? student body. This commission is to problems that plague the university precisely what they had in mind ... entire group has approved. Capp urges the Capp's society that made the world the submit its report by the winter term and society. We welcome President Al Capp is a muscular man with a young to fall in behind past generations place it has become, with the chaos, race riots and corrupt government. The past My hairdressing consultant inforn of 1971. This may very well Wharton's clarification and plan of booming voice and an undeniable witty and live in an age of missiles as if it were that it is necessary to keep the hairslij way with words. The 61 - year - old the decade of Roosevelt, World War II and generation has left the world in shambles constitute the most important leadership for MSU - and we are for us to pick up the pieces and start again. trimmed, even though you i cartoonist advocated the age old saying Betty Grable. optimistic about the direction that grow out. Hair splits from the end am decision he has made thus far in his "children should be seen and not heard." It evident the College students no longer eat goldfish or was aging cartoonist does is not unusual in people with fine I administration. he wishes to take. And, he groups 21 - year - old college not feel comfortable on a college campus. cram into phone booths — there are more Rinses and other things may President Wharton's second speech students in the category of children. "The lunatics are running the asylum, important ideas to be examined. be| damaging to the hair than they are he! -The Editors In past months, Capp has visited and I would rather be in Saigon than on a But, I am not suggesting to silence the - delivered at the First Annual old with their infinite wisdom. Capp Very rarely, a person has difficult)'® organizations, campuses and television campus," Capp said. He promoted the their hair because of a vitamin deficia shows to say that concerned student should be allowed to speak at as many conservatives, conformity and vice thyroid trouble, or a fungal infectioi opinion on world situations have no president Agnew. Capp applauds Agnew as campuses and gatherings that will permit him to do so. His ludicrous words should physician should be able to help| validity. a "well - balanced, fair American with a lot decide this. Detecting "Puberty and hubcaps are the only areas of be heard by every ear. But, his significance common sense." college students know about, and the only In a question and answer session, Capp is should be evaluated for what he represents. areas in which they can talk intelligently," talented in evading questions and instead People must realize Capp's views for Capp said. He further stated that students replying with witty, humorous phrases. exactly what they are — a 61 - year - old attended a university because they realized cartoonist who has an insight into Can a doctor tell for certain Serious probes are often answered with pre how little they actually knew. - determined jokes calculated to embarrass Dogpatch existence, but who has no virgin by examination? What is during ch conception of the importance of a college Can Capp suggested all students shut their mouths and open their books so they will the questioner. I heard him give the identical joke as a response to two community. he definitely intercourse? say she has | If Capp would rather be in Saigon than eventually learn something. different questions on two different on a college "Show me a young idealist who hasn't occasions. campus, let him stay out of lived long enough to express an opinion the campus life and the problems of today. When asked his view on the Chicago The hymen is a thin membrane P« Can a six-year-old be tested to test. The delinquents did indeed and I'll show you a pest," Capp said. Seven trial, Capp offered a vague, but witty Let him live in his Cambridge mansion and never contemplate the ghetto problem. blocking the entrance to the vaginal determine whether or not he is show criminal tendencies while the He gave an example of a model student response. "All I can say about the Chicago hidden from view by the outer ■ as one who works hard, studies hard and Let him make thousands of dollars a year capable of criminal behavior? non - delinquents did not. The Seven is that birth control pills were and scoff at welfare programs. structures. In some women, the bf takes his place among the silent majority. discovered too late," he quipped. Richard Nixon apparently thinks it subjects studied were not six year Let him write witty comic strips when opening is fairly large and i "Show me a young person who makes a Capp is an established humorist who said may be possible since he has asked olds, they were teen - agers. If a people are starving because of fairly small. In cases where the of good living and I'll show you a good it was his duty to expose fascism and over - small, evidence of it stretching froroi| the Dept. of Health, Education and significantly large group of six year citizen." population. fakery. He is an influential figure in the intercourse or other sexual i Welfare (HEW) to study the olds had been selected and those that To Capp, a respectable person is one who mass media and has begun to wage war on Let him be so concerned with what is lawful that he can no longer see what is usually be seen on examination. showed criminal tendencies had is uninvolved, and unconcerned about the cancer of the country — the concerned proposals of Dr. Arnold Whether virginity national problems. He approves of. the college student. His noble dedication good. Hutschnecker. turned out to be delinquents, the timid student who hasn't an opinion, or Let him remain unconcerned about the technicality or a state of mind is del reminds me of McCarthy in the '50's who This psychiatrist favors using tests study would be much more credible. who is afraid to express it. world problems, in twenty years he won't However, a doctor can be r« likewise was so moved by the democratic certain a woman is not a virgin such as the Rorshach (ink blot) to Certainly these recommendations Capp said student unrest is merely an be living here we will. spirit. ... pregnant. find children that might be reek of 1984, but the reason that such studies criminally inclined. would receive Such children massive psychiatric are considered is just as frightening. even being OUR READERS' MIND treatment after school. Teenagers Apparently the Nixon administration later found to be indulging in is looking for quick and easy short - delinquent behavior would be sent to Indian' problem does not exist range solutions to the crime camps. According to Hutschnecker, problem, while avoiding coming to such a program would be a better grips with the root causes of crime. short - term solution to the crime The urban reconstruction that would To The Editor: problem than urban reconstruction. eliminate most crime in America is There is no "Indian" problem, only a this view. This is why he is In reference to the articles on Indian proving to be Tests like the ink blot can only be white problem. The problem is ignorance ineffective as a recruiter of American being ignored by Nixon. History by Miss Corriere in last term's and misunderstanding. And Kimo Sabe Indian students to this useful when administered by experts. According to the psychology Also interesting is the fact that Hutschnecker has also proposed State News, the American Indian has a term which describes our feelings. Buffalo Chips! says: "Tsk, Tsk, Lo the poor redman." Solving the problem is not important. We campus. In closing, I would like to Miss Corriere cover the next suggest that Michigan Sex violatioi] department, it is completely testing high school and college are too small to be concerned with except Indian Commission meeting in its entirety Professor Cleland perfectly fits the when there is used clothing, instead of leaving at the noon recess as she To Hie Editor: impossible to train enough people to students to detect mental illness. rejected by _ administer the tests. The Those that seem sane would be given stereotype of the Anthropologist put forth by Vine Deloria Jr. in his book, Custer Blacks in Mississippi, to get rid of, then it is did on February 28th. Why hasn't the ACLU against the Selective Service bo#y bro#| shipped up to L'Anse. personalities of children are also mental health certificates which Died For Your Sins. violating the Civil Rights j subject to rapid change. A child at would be required for any "job of John Winchester, on the other hand, is an The previous generation of American Charles R. Ramp (Discrimination according to Sex.) Indian in Middle class clothing with middle Indians saw assimilation into the "Great" age six could show criminal political responsibility." Lansing sophomore class ideas. If he would think for a minute society the solution to their existence as tendencies which would vanish at age Yes, Dr. Hutschnecker is truly an as Executive Director: Great he might realize that it is not our Indian a sub - culture. Mr. Winchester still holds Lakes Indian Youth Alliance seven as his character and personality interesting man, and a man that has children who are awkward, as he stated in develop. It is nearly impossible to been associated with President Nixon the article, but the white school systems THIS IS A MALE-K3MINATED 6AME... put much stock in any long range since the 1950's. An old saying tells that are awkward in their approaches WHY SHOULD I TAKE ORDERS FROM toward all minorities. The Bureau of Indian predictions based on tests given at us that we can tell the most about a THAT STUPID MANA6ER? I'M JUST Affairs has the same attitude as Mr. A5 600PASHE l£.'[0HY 5H0ULD I age six. man by the men with whom he Winchester in ignoring our children's STANDOUT HERE IN CENTER RELD?1H| The very studies on which these surrounds himself. Nixon does not cultural capabilities. These capabilities are IS PE6RAPIN6, AND I RESENT ITJ proposals were based are faulty logic. only have Mitchell and Spiro; he has exemplified by the work of "awkward" —XI — In these studies one group of a resident pseudo - scientist, too. Indian children at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New delinquents and one group of non - delinquents were given the ink blot -The Editors Mexico, an exception among B.I.A. schools. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8, 1970 5 (Continued from p Blast-off #1) practiced descending toward the on schedule Sat. smoothly and the hardware is in from the top of a storm. Also, he said, there will be Backup astronaut Charles With Lovell and Haise abroad a good shape." "We have been advised that we launch into cold io Duke, who has been in close Changes have been made in the can a front, squall landmg craft simulator and launch trigger lightning by passing line, or middle cloud layer contact with the prime rules, Kapryan said, as a within a mile or so of Mattingly in a command ship result of the an anvil," whose thickness exceeds 6,000 crewmen, broke out with experience of Kapryan said. feet. trainer, they rehearsed the Apollo measles Sunday. 12, whose instruments separation of the lander and its were descent toward the temporarily knocked out lunar a While the spacemen waited for report on the state of their immunity to what is usually a surface. Walter by electrical discharges as it rocketed through a cold front Kapryan, the launch formation. YAP, Rep tea director, reported that "the Under the old rules, the only childhood disease, they countdown is progressing weather restriction was that no launch would be made into a in state pollutio thunderstorm, Kapryan said. Youth Against Pollution Legislature (Continued from page 1) Now, he said, "we will launch within Ave miles of a thunderstorm or within three not pollution in Michigan. The group - seeking to (YAP) has recently teamed up with State Rep. David M. Serotkin, R - Mt. Clemens, to fight increasing Upon the conclusion of his miles of the anvil" -- a horizontal promote "grass roots" participation democracy and to defend the speech, Price received rousing cloud sometimes stretching out throughout the state - plans a state - wide Clean Up Day May 9. rights and promote the welfare applause from the legislature. Douglas Darl, Romeo sophomore and YAP chairman, said that YAP efforts will involve of man." The House and Senate will go beautifying littered areas around lake -J£L- "We are fellow Americans," he back into session this afternoon. Council fronts, parks, road sides and other sites. "The assistance of youth is the crux of the said. "The kids are interested and will effort," Serotkin continued. "We share the same (Continued from page 1) generate a great deal of history and traditions and we enthusiasm for this vital issue." face the same challenges and same future." Wells damage six faculty members, with the vice president for student affairs (Continued from page 1) and the associate dean of WE MOTHPROOF YOUR students CLOTHING The premier urged the United £12,400 in damages serving ex officio, to without vote. SIX DAYS A WEEK, EACH TIME States to "take special note of Spring our a specific problem of securing suitable guarantee to Belize's University property contributed to this> total in the past week. was The New University Faculty - Student Affairs Committee is WE CLEAN THEM - independence and obtaining These charged with the initiation and/oi STORAGE ALSO AVAILABLE banks and frigid waters didn't stop this hardy couple from an early 1970 voyage down figures compare with review of proposed amendment adequate aid and trade for its $8,000 in damages from July 1 ONE HOUR SERVICE 16URed Cedar Sunday afternoon. Their paddles possibly broke the ice for MSU's canoe season. economic development and through March 31 last year. The to 1) the Academic Freedom - FREE PICKUP State News photo by Norm Pavea social ] Report; 2) General Student 1969 estimate covers all AND DELIVERY malicious destruction on campus Regulations; and 3) policies including damage to cars. The relating to the Academic rights ISU RADIO ENGINEER $30,000 total for this year figures in only destruction to and responsibilities and students. of faculty CLEANERS Former instructor dies buildings. "Ninety-nine destruction per cent of this has been window RUSH LOUIS 623 EAST GR. RIVER breaking and Zutaut said. spray painting," SIGMA irris E. Grover, 80, former Mr. Grover also helped set up Norrine Bennett of East He explained that spray ictor and chief engineer of radio apparatus at Interlochen a son, Donald F. of Lansing; Lawn Memorial Gardens. Okemos; and Memorial contributions may be painting is costly to remove ALPHA MU station WKAR, died and throughout the state. __jy in a local hospital. A native of Caro, Mr. Grover six grandchildren. made to the Ingham Corfnty because sand blasters must be SPECIAL PURCHASE r, Grover worked with the ersity FM station from years. lived In the Lansing area for 54 Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. today in Gorsline - Cancer Society. brought Lansing. on campus from CALL 351-2257 ; until his retirement in Surviving Mr. Grover are his Runciman East Chapel, East I. He supervised the station's wife, Donna; a daughter, Mrs. Lansing. Burial will be East ■hnical development, Small RAINWEAR Jetimes building equipment telf, as the station grew from |ude technicaltransmitting unit into a Detroit Press Club I former failroad broadcasting telegraph names 6 'U' finalists $1.00 17.00 lator, Mr. Grover came to I during World War I Several MSU students have Any college reporter was with one item ictor for the Army Signal been named as finalists in the eligible to submit entries in any Later he taught boxing Detroit Press involved in the Club competition of the three journalism offer good on Spring brings cloudy weather and we have a recognizing outstanding categories of news reporting, Imural sports program. 'journalism efforts. expression of opinion campus only special purchase of fashion right rainwear at a , feature writing. Discount on pizzas good thru Thursday. Finalists in the news reporting life IIB WHAT'S. WIU1I Da 1 substantial savings. Colors and pastel to tan „ category include Edythe Edwards, Hingham, Mass., we also have and 1HQDHG some prints. | senior; Edward Wendover, | Detroit senior, and Larry Lee, Marion senior. Ham, Roast Beef & In the expression of opinion reporting, Barney White, Tampa, Salami Subs Fla., senior, and James Crate, Lansing junior, are among the hi Epsilon, Foreign I ill present Dr. DS. Young Socialist Alliance will hold a finalists. Footlongs King Burgers meeting tonight, 7:30 p.m.. Room For free delivery (almost anywhere!) •Taoobsoiisi ssistant Professor of 34, Union. Evelyn Kirsch, Socialist Vying for prizes in feature d Transportation, who Workers Party candidate writing are Paul Hanson, in East Lansing call 332-6517. "World for on Business Dowagiac senior, and Crate. " Lieutenant Governor, will speak on tomorrow, 8:00 p.m., abortion Winners of the competition "Vmsirx reform and women's 33, Jnion. For further liberation. will be announced May 1. Cash call Gene Dayton • awards will be granted to first, Larry jr r Sanderson second and third place |833). BLIND ALLEY EXIT - The Exkursions / John Guest in concert contestants. International Meditation Thursday at 3 - 5 p.m. in West Shaw jv is sponsoring an introductory Lounge, 8 -12 p.m. in South Case n Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's Cafeteria. John is from England, The ue of Transcendental Exkursion from Chicago. Come and ion. Stan Crowe, an hear the music, the beat, the dialog or of Transcendental on Jesus Christ. n will speak at 7:00 p.m. n Conrad Auditorium. For Freshman HomeEconomics Club will Take tion call Steve Look at Real Group Goetz hold a meeting, 8:00 p.m., tonight. ' Student Dr. Ned Gaylin will speak on the new uses for the family room, in 102 a Association will Home Ec. Building. Sale! : Dr. El-Baydumi who will on "Social Justice in Islam." ill be held I11. 2:00 p.m., Room 32, I Everyone is welcome. Also ■!9- 3:00 p.m.. Room 38 and Saturday, on MSU Cycling Club will meet tonight, 7:30 p.m.. Room 208, Men's IM. Weekly touring rides will be planned and final plans for the club sponsored Effort >n,we will discuss next Midwest Collegiate Championship Permanent Press year's Competition ^andI hold elections members are for earnestly race welcome. New on May 2 will be made. All Community Motorcycle Club in intramu I New Community Book wiM ho,d a meetin9< 8 30 p m" Room people apologize for the 35, ni"nce caused Union, tomorrow night, to by the State organize a trail riding, road riding, BODY always been one of Tinting our phone number technical help or whatever and the _% for two Greek life Not every days WeWIILL recruitment of new members. SHIRTS ■ books one more . day as soon as |n •*' ^organized. Watch It's More |n appening for date and It's What's Happening on page 15 reg. $7 varsity sports but arF pring 2 <°r$7 every in sports. man the You've compete opportun Special ul—Unusual Photographs athletics are divided groups: Jjn'terestin'g 'poMV*au"of 5 x 7 or 8 x 10 • complete with scarf Dorms, Independent, select from blue, red, ONLY • re m,.,!?' The ""'shed to of 'ou'li be retouched and proud't6 d}Ua|"ty white, navy, brown and yellow That's 1500 Greeks P* Perf«t Gift For s5" • Graduation Mother's Day Reg. $15.00 • sizes 10 to 16 20,000. • engagement Make Your • l'«ther,s Day Appointment m n , I Today uyke Studio of Grand Rapids . . . now's the time to open Take a look at Spring rush '70 'Abbott dj your new Hosier Kd" East Lansing Phone ED charge account! 2-8889^ - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8 '970 On campus By CHAS FLOWERS State News Staff Writer book sales close successfully the MSU Bookstore with unfair competition. Michael said the MSU Bookstore's announcement and Although coordinated, the two exchanges worked quite differently and under different auspices. The Shaw exchange took fellow coordinator Lynne Schaefer, Mt. Clemens n°t done. in books for sale and purchase money and then held the money "We just tried the idea of a sale in subsequent reversion to old policy "confused people." The two non • profit book exchanges on campus concluded "There are established inequities," Behringer agreed, "which are for the sellers. The Brody exchange completed sales through card central facility," Miss Schaefer said. "It was not as Monday with sales totaling more than $5,000, exchange reflected in the outrage of students and in the need for these files of books for sale with the names and telephone numbers of we hoped." success^ coordinators reported. Shaw and Brody exchange coordinators the sellers. The Shaw exchange was sponsored by New exchanges." Michael said the Shaw exchange collected cited student reaction to commercial bookstores' One of the Shaw volunteers is also an employe of the MSU Community and the Brody exchange by the Brody Complex nearly buy-back donations which he said would be used for policies and the use of a central location as the main factors in Bookstore. Marty Gilmore, Lander, Wyo., sophomore, said he was Council. advertising exp. the of the exchanges. Although Michael said the Shaw exchange cleared The exchange will be open Sunday from 1 to 8 success unhappy with the bookstore's buy - back policy and wanted to more p.m at th Assisted by a staff of about 25 student volunteers, coordinator do something about it. business than any of the four book sales last term, both he and Fee reception desk to return money and unsold books John Michael, Portage, Ind. junior said the Shaw Hall exchange "I don't like to sell my books back at 50 per cent," Gilmore handled more than $4,000 in used book transactions. Another said, "and then turn around and buy them back at 75 per cent." $1,000 of student money found its way to student booksellers through the Brody exchange. He said that besides restricting its 65 per cent buy - back policy to finals week, the MSU Bookstore also cut back on the number TOO THEORETICAL "It's a significant dent in the merchants' pockets," Dan of books it was willing to take. Behringer, Wheeler junior and Brody coordinator, said. Michael said the Shaw exchange encouraged students to sell Bowdler med trainin Michael said the volunteers delayed promotion of this term's books at 60 per cent so both buyers and sellers could save at loast exchange following the announcement at the end of winter term raps 10 per cent over bookstore prices. by MSU Bookstore manager James Howick that his store would This term's exchanges were the second such attempt by student sell used books at 65 per cent of new book prices rather than at groups to supervise used book exchanges recently. The pilot book 75 per cent. exchanges last term were located in four complexes. Michael said years of clinical training. medicine, while Great Britain By JOHNJUEL The new buy - back policy was deserted, however, after East this term the decision was made to combine the three exchanges State News Staff Writer "There is a lack of any firm places more emphasis on clinical Lansing bookstores threatened the University with a suit charging east of Brody into the Shaw exchange. proof that four years of college skills. Better use should be made of is either necessary or beneficial "In Britain, training is the pre - medical training period for medical students," Bowdler extremely practical and tends in American colleges, an said. toward an apprenticeship assistant professor of medicine "It has only an ill-defined approach rather than pure told the MSU Faculty Club relation to a student's academics. This has the Be Yourself! Tuesday. professional goals. While ideally advantage of letting the student it would aid a student's general work more closely with actual Speaking on comparative medical education in the United education, in a time of great patients, but has the States and Great Britain, pressure for shorter medical disadvantage of being less an training, it is a luxury." education than a training for a Anthony J. Bowdler noted that in Britain a four Bowdler said there is also a trade. - year pre - professional period is not difference in the approach taken "United States schools follow required. British high school toward medical education in the a highly theoretical approach," two countries. The United States Bowdler continued. "The defect graduates designated as medical This week when you come to Rush, the Men of the Greek students immediately begin six is very strong in theoretical in this is that they have tended to divorce themselves too much from the practical. It is possible to get a license to practice System want you to feel at ease. When you visit a house, dress medicine without Qold Fashion Originals examined in the basic physical skills or the observation of being the way you would like, but come ready for some good MADE FOR EACH OTHER simple data." Bowdler said both systems ANTHONY J. BOWDlj Bridal sets for her and coordinated wed¬ could benefit from closing the ding bands for him ... with the look of gap between the practical and period when a doctor sh informal conversation. After all, we re interested in only you togetherness that reflects the romance of the theoretical. productive." While the route to becoming a young love. See our wide selction of unique Bowdler said the i„ diamond ring set designs today. general practitioner may be profession should take i shorter in Great Britain, it is look at the problem of «]L as a person, and acquainting you with the Greek System. much more difficult to become specialist, he said. 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Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road Rush begins April 9 Hanover, New Hampshire 03755 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8, 1970 7 Black union ballroom "1°" from career 7 m day lures firms * ^fnr°0nhifrkm ''t 'j _ ... rifiE JACKIE BORDEN Juniors and seniors, however, By News Stiff Writif P ™1- ^or. /lack students interested in future career and appreciated the ohtainorf f, exposure they wUh Smorheadcompaeni^ TttSe' • — — — Senior from the comPanies and they miu, mc employers em were were expecting me. companies . f from summer employment. comDanips companies. 8 vanous Pr°gram "Bureau. thanSmith Bureau Miss Smith at thefoitPlacement genuinely' trying8 Over ,siness, ** industry and m "if,0^tm o r^rt Ri'^on, Detroit had no felt that she studentsln fhof cho guantee of jobs but had thZhLmZJZ?"*** panies. Most comPanies *"»t their recruiters because their regular nt their recruiters £ ■ a™ "™ *">m lt s » senior said, "I received realistic received real possibilities. 'I "I talked seriously with five recruitment programs did not veS Monday evening to i°b often t from several , i^y Richardson, a graduate of companies who I think were draw black students. rticipate I the second annual nareer Program. sophomores ,p„ w'e^ were disjointed disappointed cornpanies, my owrk in experience conjunction with MSU itfromh;hDetroit "feTtlhafthe interested commented City National Bank of Detroit ^pUoSenT j^thTlo^ . and Shnmn n SucaUon'" experience and ^cruitere rem ore ;„i. jobs actually being offered. Marirm selling theirdidcompanies an excellentandjobthat on This program Detroit senior, is a good idea recruiter Bill Green said that the the program in the Marion om;fu rw Smith, Detroit . senior employment of black students in onsored hiring would follow. because I knew what to expect banking would be beneficial to both the community and the MUG facade, private upset individual. "We are hiring any person black or white because we need people," said Ray Pleasant of Thais two-faced UNIVAC. Jim Williams, IBM recruiter felt that his company offered more than most other By PETER O'LOUGHLIN have shied away from comment some 'Ihai "volunteers" might companies. He was pleased with Associated Press Writer the turnout because the News Analysis on Laos. The press has been told be serving with the Laotian company needed black IANGK0K, Thailand (AP) - to and the government wants no army. and's army strong man, Indochina publicity about undercover Despite the possible threats to employees. — sit tight, say If the Communists take Jack Praphas Charusathien, was measures it is taking to help the Thailand there has been no move McDougall, recruiter nothing and hope for the best. control in Cambodia or even from General Foods d recently if trouble in get Laotian government. to withdraw the 12,000 - man Corp. Outwardly the Thais appear as far as they are in Laos, then Thai force from South Vietnam. suggested a career seminar to tiboring Laos and Cambodia relatively unconcerned by the Thailand's future is very grave, The Thai newspapers carried [spread to Thailand, North without comment news agency The Vietnam force, which has explain to students exactly what Vietnamese thrust said one senior wo comment," he said. "Why Foreign Ministry stories which said two been there on one - year rotated they can do in their majors so through the Plain of Jars in Laos official. that students would have Were with them? Why bring and the unsettled battallions of Thai troops had periods of duty since 1967, has r political A columnist for the fight into our own home? situation in Cambodia which largest been airlifted by Air America to added a significant stiffening to knowledge of their availability. Thai - language daily newspaper Long A taphas, who is deputy prime resulted from the Cheng to reinforce the the regular army. About 20,000 great many students ousting of probably reflected the fears of lister, interior minister and Prince Norodom Sihanouk, an many officials when he wrote troops of Gen. Vang Pao. Vietnam veterans - all expressed the desire for more Job mart nman'der in chief of the army, old enemy of Thailand. that in the long run Sihanouk's Prime Minister Field Marshal volunteers — have been brought real job possibilities at the next seminar. Students also Over 43 companies representing buisness and government I expressing in his forthright back and mixed with untested : But behind this public facade fall may do more harm than Thanom Kittikachom and Gen. y what appears to be army units. American advisers to two career programs: one were present Monday at the second annual Black Careers of unconcern, Thai officials good to Thailand. ernment policy on events in are Praphas denied Thai army troops the Thai army say this program graduating seniors and Night in the Union Ballroom. The program is sponsored by worried. Both government and press were involved, but admitted has been successful. specifically for summer jobs. the Placement Bureau. 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" ■ wi,\£'p=r,d _ SOFT MARGARINE - 4« OFF IASEI ^ ^ TVAN RAALTES j io! savTio" V"iot:3 DIET BLUE BONNET 5'29 DRESSING h«. 49' Confidets 78° ■ _ wllli thlt coupon toward I** *h. purchato of B * IITH" JAUSAOI OR t APPIAH WAY © « Metier & Thrifty Acres Coupon Meijer & Thrifty Acres Coupon j PIZZA I Thi» MIXES "upon limitod to 5125 W. Saginaw—6200 S. Pennsylvania—Grand River at Okemos Road Wednesday, April 8,1979 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan By EDWIN BLACK Ramsey a couple of years back. Some of the students were into classical, for artistic spontaneous truth musical — the incorporating Lewis elements creation, different musical divisions into a of students," "You can Lewis always rely continued. on them finds the East and West coasts are initiators and Midwest students B. B. k King, Bo Diddley, Chu,i Barry, why all these guys are? "Musical boundaries have the imitators, but I don't think fallen and college students are some to jazz, others to rock, or folk or any of the others," said not some rehearsed and beaten single "style." That style is the tune they dragged out of the "Ramsey sound" which has met to see you as a remember the real person. I time at the this can reflect their awareness l0T,r sound. If they were honest toppling them over." Brother Ram, as he is called by studio and monkeyed on the with such success everywhere. University of Michigan. This one of current problems in politics, giving performers, they '*! Ramsey Lewis spoke these his friends. "All that's gone now. stage. Students want genuine But its greatest triumph has been little chick found out where I economics, racial matters or 'camp' in sound. And that's »k so Z! words before embarking upon this college tour will be Music is much closer. I feel it's expression. It's the same way in the college campus, where was staying and waited for me society in general. I do think the for me. 'Cause my music his annual college tour. The trio because the students are broad - all the musical divisions, country recognition has come from after the performance. She climate for the development of be jazz, semi - will?, leader of international minded. They don't feel the and western, blues, rock, diverse groups. insisted upon rapping about the thoe ideas exists in the East and classical, 'ponnhJ prominence will visit campuses compulsion to listen only to whatever. Man, I'm for tearing Having been a student not long racial situation on campus. I the West. It usually takes the or even progressive. across the nation, playing to "his 'hits.' What they really want is down those labels. ago, Lewis finds an essential didn't know what was happening corn belters a while to catch "My music will be me, and r„ favorite audience." In an new ideas. Truth, really. And "Don't call me a jazzman, kinship to his college fans. at that particular campus and up." just happy the students ha,, exclusive interview Ramsey they also want truth and told her so. But she had so much found something in me don't call me a soul musician, "I think it goes beyond my age tuT Lewis explained his affection for don't call me a classical or semi or closeness to the college scene. energy, and was so set in her Recounting an experience with want to hear." ^ sincerity in their music, dig. In - the college audience and how the artist. classical performer. Man, call me I love student audiences because mind about rapping, we sat University of Tokyo students, Lewis remembered, "Those kids campus thinking has "forced "A jazz concert today is not a piano player — 'cause that's all they plainly down and rapped. And I'm glad appreciate of honesty into the minds of like it was several years ago," I am and all I ever want to be." performers more than any other we did." Other memories from campus were just spontaneity. the The spirit deputy Nixon names Lewis noted, "and it's on Eventually Lewis's expressive group. ambassador from our country "Categories v e the big thing include the time Lewis attended account of the students' demand freedom could not resist "That's why I groove on a "After piano class the at Princeton. invited a bunch of them over to his house to jam with me. It was Ford chairmen] show," Lewis great. We had a couple of basses NOW. ..from 7:00 P.M. recalled, "a couple of piano majors invited me. I wasn't and another piano. And most of Washington (UPl) Nixon Monday named - P^J Now at the all-new leaving until noon the next day, them weren't even music majors. Ford II to be chairman IW of 2 so I agreed as long as they didn't let on who I was. I can't say I RAMSEY LEWIS ' to,e wbe» ,llOSe ,hin8S board of the National Center^! , , ,, , "When you've got kids who Voluntary Action, a non - profi Lewis said he feels that all dug the method of teaching, but can ex the v|talit of organization which coordinate KO KO Bar Nominated the students were just the students represent free souls and volunteer work to improvised musiC) 1 Can help the rxto for 5 grooviest beginning pianists I good creative minds "Somehow understand why performers like and the uneducated. Academy - ever saw." I get the feeling that students on Awards including (west of campus) BEST PICTURE Fri. - Sat. - Sun. SUMMER COMPETITION Tom Simpson Trio MSU to hold Films selected for public showing by the panel of B.G. o By ANN HODGE judges will be exhibited July 26 in the Summer Circle Theatre in featuring State News Staff Writer Demonstration Hall. \ Prizes of $100, $50 and $25 plus honorable mention will be Rambler three brands of beer Aspiring film producers will have an outlet for their talent this awarded. — on tap summer when the MSU Dept. of Theatre sponsors its first film Rutledge said if the summer contest is successful it could contest. become part of the activities planned for the regular school — the best food in town This unique addition to the list of summer activities is being year e til initiated by Frank C. Rutledge, head of theater production. closing Miss "Practically everyone can see a play, but there is not outlet on Connie — peoples' prices campus for the public to see films," Rutledge said. He is planning the competition to stimulate film production at all levels and provide a public showcase for film creation. Ball room sign-up Anyone is eligible to enter a film of a maximum length of 30 minutes. Films in 8mm, 16mm, super 8 mm, color, black and | - ffice of white, and sound or silent films with accompanying sound may set for Thursday ts be submitted. NOW Through Now 4th week Proper identification of director, author, actors and cameraman — must accompany the entry. There are no specific categories, but vacation travel films and training films will not be considered. If you or your organization first,come, first serve basis. plans to have a dance on any She said that a few groups Animated films combination of animated and live films April 26 or a are weekend in the next few monopolize all the dates and acceptable. then cancel out at the last All entries must be delivered mailed to months, the best time to sign up or Rutledge by July 15, for the Union Ballroom will be minute with the result that otherj along with a returnable stamped mailer. The entries will remain Thursday at 3 p.m. in the Oak groups are "left out in the cold." the property of the owner but the Theatre Dept. assumes no Room. Gustafson said that responsibility for loss or damage by theft or fire. Beth is Italy one room availabl Gustafson, in .'charge of featuring Union reservations, is concerned because the system for reserving such groups activities, Ballroom, and that this roon rooms for dances has been on a only rented out on Friday ai Happy Hour 8 -11 P.M. Saturday nights. Wednesday & Thursday The resorvation desk is calling I the meeting for all groups! interested in signing up for the! Ballroom and is also requiring a | 50 per cent despsit on f NOW SHOWING reservations to cut down NORTHSIDE c cancellation. 3 Features 3 BORA BORA Where sensuality is no sin and love knows 1 noiawsi robert redford katharine ross robert blake susan clark "TELL THEM WILLIE BOY IS HERf I LECTURE ■ CONC PRESENTS •tHAYDEE POUTOFF CORRADO PANI D0R|S KUNTSM/VMN axier Sound T„ck Album a.a.lable COLORSCOPE f :an international records i ramrs by movielab THE OPERA THEATRE OF "Bora Bora" Shown 2nd at 9:37~ 2nd Adult Feature To ST. LOUIS Bogart Peter Stuyvesant the whole world is a bedroom. "The Tales of Hoffmann" (in English) minei, Complete Stage production RIIGEI, Symphony Orchestra. □own lui Monday, April 13 -8:15 p.m. JENNIFER JONES UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM JORDAN CHRISTOPHER Reserved Seats: HOLLY NEAR LOU RAWLS... RODDY MCQOWALL. $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 "Angel, Angel" Shown first at 7:37 MSU Student admission Plus 3rd Exciting Hit $1.00 with FULL-TIK validated I.D. Show I.D. at door. 3 In The Attic -u:u Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8, 1970 9 Lightfoot commixes music, life By SUSAN DORMADY The Auditorium darkens themselves onstage and red completely. Two guitarists seat lights spotlight them. Tension Lightfoot isn't a trickster; he uses no gimmicks. His voice State News Reviewer mounts. projects easily and smoothly. He sings a variety of songs which Looking around me, I recall the jam • packed, noisy reflect different facets of life and death, giving the audience a full I'm not really sure anyone should be sent to review Gordon crowd on splintery benches before the Fifth Dimension, and the spectrum of his thoughts and attitudes. It's a joy to sitback and let Lightfoot concerts. Nobody can judge a performer's lifestyle. very cool yet overflowing crowd at the John his thoughts, so pleasantly enmeshed in In Lightfoot's case, his music is his muse. Somehow his Mayall concert. It's music, play in the mind. quieter before Lightfoot in comparison to other ASMSU concerts performance gives an audience a flashing, changing, moving I've attended; the mood is Essentially he's a poet who considers himself "a romanticist and noticeably more subdued and the a social critic." He tries to avoid picture of his life. That's as much as any audience can expect crowd is smaller. speaking out onstage. "I can say from a performer. more by playing and singing, and keeping my mouth shut in Perhaps as a critic I could consider the quality of Lightfoot's between." Suddenly Lightfoot appears. He's a well - built man with a voice, but the beauty of his performance doesn't depend on his shock of blond hair falling across his forehead and eyes in waves. Lightfoot performs his own compositions almost exclusively, voice, so I'm left to experience rather than judge. It's a far more He begins with a couple of easy - going folk tunes, and gradually including such a favorite as "For Loving Me" and others. Two rewarding, if less controversial, position. eases into biting social commentary about the Detroit riots. highlights of the show are renditions of a hysterical account of a diabetic dog named "Piddling Pete," and his "Doomsday" song, a pageant of life in garbage - ridden, rat - infested, smog - covered America. Unusual planet grouping Lightfoot would be impossible not to like with his broad grim and easy laugh, and he changes moods as fast as he switches guitars. To me his concert was nothing short of a musical happening. visible in An next two weeks unusual grouping of instructions to prospective reddish Mars will be to the far enough from the sua to be Tuning up planets will be visible to the naked eye in the next two planet watchers: "First, note the sun's position left of the moon. upper seen, is very unusual, according to Victor. Much more common weeks. On April 9 - 11, the closest i Gordon Lightfoot strums a tune prior to his Monday night along the horizon as it sets." grouping of Venus, Mercury and is a lineup of the earth and two I concert in the Auditorium. The Canadian musician Venus, Mercury and Saturn "Next, about 45 minutes later, mixes will form an Saturn occurs. It will be possible planets, resulting in a especially close look in the same direction. You I his music with his life style in his performance. group. These planets will be will notice a brilliant to include all three in the field conjunction. State News photo by W. Bruce Remington object, the of view of a pair of binoculars. Conjunctions of two planets visible low in the western sky planet Venus, not far above the The close grouping, occur several times each year. during early evening, beginning horizon. Venus will be visible however, is only apparent: Some of those events are not about Sunday. The phenomenon until October as the Mercury will 'evening visible, however, because they [CC 100 million miles from earth; will occur in the star." evenings until sponsors about Wednesday, April 15. "Then, look for two fainter Venus will be 50 million miles beyond Mercury and Saturn, in occur too close to the sun. Sky watchers during the next A fourth planet, Mars, objects which appear close to turn, will be nearly 800 million four weeks will be able to see appears Venus during the next two 'Hair' in C planet, above the grouping, and a fifth Jupiter, appears in the weeks. These are the planets miles farther into space. The event is explained the by the planetary approach of another conjunction, until southeastern sky before darkness Mercury and Saturn. arrangement of four planets very Venus passes Mars on May 8. This week's events are: I MSU students are invited to participate in a two - day trip to falls. On nearly in a straight line: Earth, Tuesday, a slender crescent Mercury, Venus and Saturn in Chicago April 10 -12, sponsored by Lansing Community College. MSU astronomer Robert C. moon will be accompanied by that order. I The $42.50 package price includes round ■ trip train fare, two Victor of MSU's Abrams Venus and Saturn to the lower Such lights' accommodations at the Pick - Congress Hotel, a tour of Planetarium gives these left, and Mercury below. Faint, and three an alignment of the earth lie Chicago Institute of Art, including an exhibit of Brancusi planets, in a direction Iculpture, and orchestra seats at the Chicago production of iHair." ■ Both the tickets to Hair and the rest of the tour can be lurchased separately. Price of a play ticket is $10, lain fare and hotel accommodations is $32.50. price of the QSMtm "ill™6 1 EAST UNSING ON M 43 ★ PHONE Ell 2 1042 I o Color Hits I Anyone interested in the trip can contact the Student Activities ■ffice of LCC by calling 489-3751, ext. 243. All requests for lckets should be made by Thursday. EXPOSES " TONIGHT! BRODY HALL THE MOST ~ 7 & 9:00 P.M. Clint EXPLOSIVE SPY Eastwood SCANDAL OF THIS .TT V, gives New York CENTURY! 24 hours to vet out of town. IN "COOGAN'S BLUFF" Mif ALFRED . an 75c MHA-WIC HITCHCOCKS Presentation TOPAZ Shown Twice at 7:37 - 11:50 AL^° Could he fotJft MtlVE INZfaaTfc. ( make her i ifia 'TWH n 3KISNI SCHIIm ELVES PRESLEY MARY TYLER ^ 'CHANGE ©3F HABIT' ® In the 14th century, a writer named Once at 10:00 P.M. Boccaccio achieved immortality by penning the Decameron, a collection of a hundred Italian romances, with "no pretense of using Christian restraint" . . . That new place. Plus I"BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" Shown at 7:40 p.m. * For now it's C. D.'s Bar, but soon it will have a new name. q 1 MILLS LAST OF THE FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER E*** We're already working on a new image. We're open for the graduate students, faculty, and staff who are tired of the local teeny-bop joints but who aren't quite ready for N. Y. Drama Critics' Circle Award 1968 - Lawrence Welk and the Bowling Alley Five. SEASON'S BEST MUSICAL This week we have the Fifth Street, a group from Chicago. Come out and see if you like them or us. If not tourrllS^ tell us so; we want effete impudent snobs not the silent majority - it's part of our new image. So, if you want someplace to go, try that new place - C. D.'s for now but soon with a new name. Vt/N^L TODAY!':' ModERN i Tues. & Wed. - Ladies Nite THE (reduced prices for ladies) BOCCACCIO NEW MSU LECTURE- ROCK CONCERT SERIES Thurs. - Bachelor - Bachelorette Nite '70 t MUSICAL (Happy Hour all night) A fil i by SPECIAL FEDERICO FELLINI LUCHINO VISCONTE UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM C. D.'s Bar VITTORIO DE SICA with 8:15 p.m. 4124 N. East St. 372-8971 SOPHIA LOREN '< *ved Seats $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 Admission Restricted hlida °n to MSU students with FULL TIME ADMISSION TONIGHT & THURSDAY Room 109 , _ ow I.D. at the door. to persons 18 or _Tickets on ^le at Union Ticket Office. $1.00 7:00 & 9:30 Anthony older. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8, 1979 SPORTS New York wins 7th game NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave period, found the margin down New York as it took a 47 at the half as Walt Frazier to DeBusschere, Bamett and DeBusschere and Dick Bamett to six at 88 - 82 entering the commanding 106 88 lead. had a hot hand with nine points. - Cazzie Russell, who scored 18 each scored 28 points and led a fourth quarter before The Bullets could only manage Willis Reed, captain of the points in the game. fourth period surge Monday DeBusschere netted 10 points to close the gap to 10 points the Eastern Division champions, The series was a tough one for night as the New York Knicks and Bamett added eight to give rest of the way. played much superior game a New York, which swept defeated the Baltimore Bullets the Knicks victory in the seventh Baltimore lost much of its than his weak effort Sunday Baltimore four straight last year 127 - 114 and earned the right game of the series. rebounding power when Wes afternoon, when Baltimore and took the first two games of to meet Milwaukee in the Three steals resulting in six Unseld drew his fifth foul with evened the series at 3 3. He - this opening round series. The Eastern Division playoff finals. points within a seven - second 3:23 to go in the third period. scored 14 points but showed Knicks concentrated on defense New York, which held a 19 - span midway in the fourth But even with the big center superior strength with 14 and finding tht open man in this point lead early in the third quarter broke the game open for sitting out for a time, Baltimore rebounds. closed the cap from 88 - 74 to ,deciding game. Reed did not score in the Gus Johnson had 23 points for 88 - 82 by ending the period fourth period but his board Baltimore and Jack Marin 21 in with eight straight points. control enabled him to feed off Oregon State basketball job Unseld returned after six minutes of the fourth quarter the Bullets losing effort. fails to interest Iowa's Miller and Earl Monroe, who finished with a game high 32 points, kept the Bullets in contention with Knicks, Bucks open after returning from the Oregon long range shooting. However, IOWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) - State Campus at Corvallis. University of Iowa Basketball "My wife and I appreciated on numerous occasions Bullets missed their foul shots. the East final Saturday Coach Ralph Miller Sunday said the opportunity of The Knicks, who host visiting the he has withdrawn his name from campus of Oregon State Milwaukee in the first game of NEW YORK (UPI) - The New which wiU P,ayed Monday consideration for the head University but after careful their Eastern Division finals York Knicks get five days of rest ni*ht 13" Milwaukee hosts coaching job at Oregon State thought I have withdrawn my Saturday afternoon April after their 4 - 3 opening round 11, victory over the Baltimore tjie.,th"d ga®e Fnday night University. name from further held a 28 - 23 first quarter lead Bullets. 17 and the fourth on They meet the Su"day afterno°n on ,APnI 19- Miller made the statement consideration." Miller said. and increased the margin to 62 - Milwaukee Bucks here Saturday , If"eCTT , se"e® moves The fans take over afternoon in the opening game to Y°rk> f°r a/'"h game of the Eastern Division Final Monday» AP"J 20> to There was bedlam in Madison Square Garden Monday night after the New York Knicks beat the Playoffs Milwaukee for a sixth game on Baltimore Bullets in the seventh and deciding game of the Eastern Division's semifinal playoffs. Wednesday April 22 and back to Fans rushed onto the court and mobbed the Knicks who qualified to meet the Milwaukee Bucs iscount records The series remains in New New York for a seventh game on in the Eastern Division finals. AP Wirephoto York for the second game, Friday. April 24. Abel says Wings ready NEW FROM VANGUARD RECORDS ALSO NEW ON VANGUARD OTIS SPANN King of Piano Blues as Cup series opens tonightl DETROIT would like to (UPI) - Sid Abel "What does worry me is the the Red Wings as the club made I CARL OGLESBY assure Billy Reay of one thing: his Detroit Red fact that we will be playing four the Stanley Cup playoffs for the I Former SDS Leader games in five days at the start of first time after a three - y ALL VANGUARD DIAL 351-6300 Wings will be ready for the Chicago Black Hawks. The Red Wings worked out in this series. "This is tough on my club because of the older players like hiatus. Detroit, like Chicago I improved vastly on defense from I Detroit Tuesday before flying to Gordie Howe and Alex a year ago, when neither club I RECORDS ON SALE Chicago and the Wednesday Delvecchio. But there's nothing made the playoffs. The late I ■ opener of their quarterfinal much that can be done about season acquisition of Rolfe from I 3)9 series with the Black Hawks. it." Los Angeles helped that I 4.98 LIST J "We're ready to go," For those worried about the department and Carl Brewer, a [ pronounced Abel, general Red Wings' poor showing on former all - star with Toronto, manager and acting coach of the television against the New York out of retirement 5.98 LIST 399 National Hockey League team. Rangers last Sunday, forget it. came played outstanding defense. i Abel's plan of resting his older The Black Hawks are rated the I (TODAY THRU SAT. ONLY) players much he could and I Rush as as giving his injured skaters a rest edge, home mainly because of the ice advantage. The two I has apparently worked. ciubs split eight games ii SIGMA Defenseman Dale Rolfe, who missed the game with split left season, a Reay was a combination of I ALPHA elbow, is ready to gd'again, pessimism ' and optimism! iscount records CALL 351-2257 Defenseman Gary Bergman, who reinjured a sore rjght ankle and suffered bruised chest muscles Tuesday looking forward to the I Stanely Cup playoff series I between his team and the Red I against New York, will also be in Wings, the lineup. "Detroit is a veteran team," Left wing Frank Mahovlich, said. "They've got much mt Spring Values from the Little Dimestore on who twisted his knee in that 9 - experience in 5 debacle, is also going to be have, much more playoffs than we experience I I the Corner — D & C able to put his booming shots on overall. Chicago goalie Tony Esposito. «But)» he continued, "if , QUALITY DAIRY CO. 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S' pitchers, catchers Assistant Coach Frank Pellerin 2.01 ERA in 27 innings. Fulton finished 3-4 with a year. The southpaw senior missed most of last season with Litwhiler said. "Hell be better as soon as he pitchino Walkowicz has compiled a the Spartan's pitching and sharp bat, averaging .277 and bet to see at least some platoon PITCHING - Graduation 3.50 ERA in 1969. He had no an injury, but has been very some of his mistakes.' position - by - position catching prospects. knocking in 20 runs in 1969. action with Rashead behind the claimed half of MSU's four-man problem getting the ball over the razor - sharp this spring with Rashead is currently the No. 1 three wins and a 1.77 ERA. Ike, Maas, Kreuger and Fmtoh preview of the 1970 MSU plate. Both catchers had a slow starting rotation, leaving junior plate, issuing only 12 walks in Hit hard by graduation and the catcher, but is being pressed by Southern trip with the bat. Kirk Maas and senior Phil Fulton 51 innings, but gave up 64 hits. The surprise hurler of the trip look like Litwhiler's starters right now with top £ decision of Rick Miller to sign a Rashead only hit .217, but was for Litwhiler to build his staff Fultod impressed this spring was freshman Larry Ike, a left - freshma. Robert Clancy, the No. 1 pro baseball contract, the MSU runner-up for the team lead with upon. The chunky Maas, who with a 2.07 ERA and 20 handed basketball player who man in the bullpen. Clancy baseball will be fielding a greatly like Fulton is a righthander, was strikeouts in five appearances. pitches from the right side. Ike boasted Sll RBI's. Bailey hit .071 with 1.12 ERA after six revamped lineup this season. one home run. unbeaten in five decisions last The Spartans were troubled won four games, posting a 3.17 appearances. The Spartans lost two Sporting "Phil got off to a slow start, year. He completed three of his last season by the lack of a left - ERA. 'Clancy did an outstanding News All Americans in but he really hit well in a few starts and compiled a 2.50 "Larry did a good job, but we seven handed pitcher, but Rick outfielder Miller, who is games down South," Spartan ERA. This spring, Maas has a got a lot of runs for him," Kreuger erased that problem this currently playing in the Boston Red Sox chain, and catcher Harry Kehdrick. Other SUFFER 14-8 DEFEAT graduation losses included starting outfielders Joe Gavel and Richie Jordan and ace Stickmen drop to U-M hurlers Mickey Knight and Dan opener Bielski. But the influx of a talented group of freshmen and with three goals; Andy By RICK GOSSELIN Spartan goalie Billy Hermann board with MSU's first shot c goal closer, when his 30 foot Homa sophomores has made Spartan notched two, while Coach State News Sports Writer faced 35 shots, thirteen of which net. shot eluded the Michigan goalie Kelley, Ric|, Danny Litwhiler very optimistic about the coming were goals. Coach Turf near the end of the first half. Bays and Tom Condit registered In the second period, Michigan solo marks. Bob Gillon The MSU lacrosse team had its Kauffman replaced Hermann scored exploded for three consecutive ^CATCHING - Both last home opener ruined not only by late in the game with Fred goals, to take a 5-1 lead. But it The Spartans came out in the second half playing as if their four goals for the aided by Tom Wolverines season's two catchers, Kendrick miserable weather, but also by Hartman, who faced two shots, Midhaugh who was Kalvelage again to the life depended on it. The scored three. and Bill Linne, graduated, so an inspired University of stopping one of them. rescue, as the attackman from stickmen blistered the Wolverine Litwhiler moved junior third Michigan goalie Jay Johnson "I'd say that our lack of Michigan team, 14 - 8. Grosse Pointe High School net with seven shots in the first baseman Phil Rashead to fill this The Spartans never led in the faced 18 shots, eight of which scored two more unassisted experience hurt us," Kauffman eluded him. ten minutes of the period, said after the hole. Rashead was a starter all contest and often had to fight game. "Our Phil Fulton last at third, Phil Rashead back from staggering deficits. Michigan opened the scoring in goals. Tim Rodgers of Michigan rallying for three goals and a tie. brightest spot was Doue season hitting sandwiched a goal in between Down by four goals in the first the first period when Bob Gillon But Michigan scored seven of Kalvelage. He's only Kalvelage's two marks, and the period, the MSU stickmen stole the boil from a Spartan score was 6-3. the next eight goals to earn the sophomore and should help defender in front of the net and not only this year, but also in fought back to eventually tie the victory. game at 7 - 7 midway through had an open net to shoot at. John Kelley moved MSU one Kalvelage led the Spartans the years to come." the third period. But the Skip Flanagan duplicated Wolverines stunned the Spartans Gillon's feat, and the Wolverines had a two goal lead before the by outscoring them 7 -1 for the remainder of the game. In the game was ten minutes old. The Spartans battled back, process, Michigan scored four goals in the game's final stanza, however, with Doug Kalvelage shutting out the Spartans. putting the stickmen on the I AM THE WANT AD My MISSION is to serve humanity without regard to creed or position or time or place. 1 am the servant of the poor, the commissioner of the rich. 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Grand River of the Capitol at the Sunburst Sign of Quality Motel - Capitol Park Telephone 482-1491 Ample FREE PARKING in all hotel lots East Lansing phone 337-2310 Lansing's Smallest fichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8, 1970 13 SPORTS MIKE MANLEY AT HENRY FORD Ganakas See a little traveling Sailing Club in HFCCmeet The MSU Sailing Qub, fresh from a second place finish in last weekend's University of Detroit by Ohio Wesleyan University. White OWU had the meet's two top performers in John Hessenbruch was third in low skippers with a total of 13 points in the Detroit Regatta. - point Cincinnati, each with 115; and Henry Ford CC with 118 points. bit ot diversity Gus Ganakas, MSU's basketball coach, is a man without a home Regatta, will unfurl the sails and Fritz Hanselman. A future event for the sailing at least for the month or so. After a week of trying to get in Finishing behind MSU in last club is the Columbis Star again this weekend at a regatta Sailing for MSU in the A weekend's regatta were host U Tuch with the ubiquitous Greek, I finally found him in his for yourself— Trophy, April 18 - 19 at Ohio sponsored by Henry Ford division were Jeff Norris and of D with 55 State. Hie Star Regatta has 23 ffice with the ever present phone pressed to his ear and his desk points. Wayne Community College. Phil Gural with crewman Pat State, teams entered and will be one of cluttered with papers, folders and memos. The Spartan skippers tallied 41 Cross. The B division was 67; General Motors Institute, 78; Xavier, 81; St. the toughest races of the year. That's what it's like during the hectic, ulcer - raising recruiting points in the U of D Regatta, 10 skippered by Chuck White, Clair On following weekends the points off the winning pace set teaming with Nancy Schiffer. Ohio State Community College, 85; wais which last until the end of May. and the University of Spartan sailors will be in action Lots of plane trips, endless phone calls and the constant hassle April 25 - 26, sponsoring the Try fraternity Spaghetti Bowl, in Wisconsin, of keeping on top of the high school players who might come to May 9 - 10, for the Monotype MSU. If y°u ,et UP for a minute> one minute, it could cost you a Championships and also player - and in time a conference championship. competing at Ohio Wesleyan in "You just never get caught up," Ganakas said between phone the Pennel Regatta. calls as he poured over a road map. Even though he's in town for The Midwest championships a few days this week, tonight he has to drive to Midland for a will be held May 16 - 17 at banquet and a speech. open rush tonight Indiana with the closing regatta of the season May 30 - 31 in an Friday he leaves for Youngstown, Ohio, to watch an all-star game and go to another banquet. Last week, a rather busy one, Octagonal at Toronto. Ganakas flew to Pittsburgh on Friday for the Dapper Dan All-Star game, back here on Saturday to talk to a prospect who was Nine'S' athletes (SORRY, NO SPORTSCOATS OR TIES ALLOWED TONIGHT) visiting campus, then back on a plane to Schenectady, N.Y. to see STARTS AT 7 P.M. CALL THESE HOUSES FOR RIDES Sid Edwards - another big prospect. ore recognized Ganakas spent Sunday and Monday with Edwards and then Nine MSU athletes have been ALPHA flew to Detroit to talk to 5-11 All - State guard Mike Robinson, ALPHA selected to appear in the 1970 GAMMA who is almost positively coming here. edition of the volume KAPPA RHO PSI "I don't get to see my wife very much," he said, with the phone "Outstanding College Athletes of America." 123 Louis strangely quiet beside him. "I don't mind the traveling, though. I like people and visiting with families. But you can't put anything They are Rich Saul of Butler, 332-5040 off... you always have to keep on the move. Pa., football; Robert Gale of Trout Creek, basketball; Bruce ALPHA "You travel around by plane and when you get a free minute BETA Richards of Tacoma, Wash., TAU between flights, you have a list of players that should be called. THETA swimming; Phil Fulton of Alma, OMEGA So you call a list of maybe ten and two are home. I end up PI baseball; Tom Gray of Waterloo, usually talking to a grandmother of one of them. Iowa, tennis; Lynn Janson of 1148 E. Grand River "Boy, we'd have a heck of a grandmother team if we could East Lansing, golf; Richard 351-3921 recruit them. Murahata of Boulder, Colo., "Recruiting is just like playing regular games. There is the same gymnastics; Tom Muir of Bay DELTA kind of depression and elation as in winning and losing." City, wrestling, and Denis Boles DELTA of St. Louis, Mo., soccer. SIGMA Right now, Ganakas is a little depressed. Edwards, a 6-9 center CHI who was a teammate of MSU's Gary Pryzbylo in high school, is l^m^T °hf th*8 MkU Tuman'S swimmin0 team P°se in their "ew sweat suits and their Big 10 The publication features PHI leaning toward Houston. Two weeks ago he was favoring MSU. pIJ^ i k tty Johannes, trophy. They are: kneeling (left to right) Pam Kruse, Cindy Stimson, Diane - Connie Goldsmith. Martha Coward, biographicals accomplishments on the field and 101 Woodmere 1218 E. Grand River 332-5035 Either way, though, he still has to qualify academically on the Disosway. back row (left to right) - Marilyn and in the classroom for many college boards. Mary Lou Waldi, Linda d Gu,,,v!on' Ebbet, coach Joan Barch.Ja" Su. Culver, Ellen Harrison, mini n, - young athletes around the Leaning toward MSU besides Robinson, are two of the best nation. DELTA DELTA players in the Detroit area, 6-2 Tyrone Lewis, an All - Stater from SIGMA TAU Femdale and George Gervin, a 6-6 guard - forward from Detroit 'S' football team PI DELTA Martin Luther King. But both of them still must take the test to 217 River Street qualify. Lewis has already given Ganakas a verbal commitment. 332-2591 " MSU is still in the picture with several other top players around needs managers the state and the country, but the chances of getting an out - of - stater are about as narrow as Raquel Welch's waist or Spiro Anyone (male) interested in FARM ... DELTA Agnew's mind. becoming a part of the 1970 HOUSE UPSILON In the middle of MSU football team has the one of Ganakas' sentences, the phone • Interrupted him. It was Joe Copeland, one of the better players in opportunity to do so and fill a the needed position at the same country, calling from Virginia. time. Football managers are "Hi Joe," Gus said. 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VERY close, reasonable. pER Animals 5-4/9 OLDSMOBILE 1965, all power, part time and possible full time. FROM Several spaces available. Call W RESIDENT Mobile Homes excellent condition. Must sell fast. Prefer some experience. Very 355-9471. A 3-4/8 CHEVROLET 1960. Runs good. Call 353-7016 after 8 p.m. A3-4/9 good pay. 485-6981. 8-4/17 •jl, 2, 3 man/woman vacancies * PERSONAL Trunk unusable. $50 or best offer. »;Pool and Party Lounge PEANUTS PERSONAL Walk to Campus * 332-2658. A3-4/10 OLDSMOBILE 1963 4-door hardtop, ASSISTANT W.S.I, MANAGER, coach, plus experience. Send Apartments Sponsored resident parties »REAL ESTATE Luxurious furniture, resume to Orchard Valley Swim « RECREATION with air conditioning. 482-9977. OKEMOS ROAD 2 bedroom, carpeting A7-4/15 Club, 7085 Beverly Crest Drive, appliances unfurnished apartment. Must * SERVICE Birmingham, Michigan 48010 sublet. May MODELS, RENTAL A 3-4/10 1 to August 31, OFFICE OPEN PLYMOUTH 1949, two door, Typing Service carpeted, balcony, pool, call excellent condition. 489-5661. 2-7 MON.-FRI. * TRANSPORTATION A34/10 3 FULL TIME men neede ih pay. 351-7541.5-4/9 731 Call 371-1813,9:30 a BURCHAM, * WANTED JOHNSON BUICK E. LANSING. 1:30-4:00. C 2 MAN, deluxe, air - conditioning, 2 1 block west Expressway127 South RAMBLER AMERICAN 1968 PHONE 351-7212 DEADLINE of Mason - Cedar exit 2-door. 6 cylinder, standard blocks from campus. Summer and LINE UP your Spring term Job now. Fall leasing. $170. 372-5767, NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: One ( 1 P.M. one class day Phone 677-3551. 4-10 transmission. Original owner, Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for 489-1656. TF New Americana. Reduced re before publication. perfect condition, reasonably Interview. C 351-1705. A5-4/14 Cancellations -12 noon CHEVROLET, 1964, step van. Good priced. 351-7961. A3-4/9 condition. $400 489-5336. CAPITOL VILLA class day before im wuastiy ismmen PART TIME job for STUDENTS. . one FURNISHED, 1 A5-4/14 bedroom, publication. $3.85 per hour to start. White APARTMENTS Okemos. Sublet Spring a. PHONE CHEVROLET 1965 automatic, V-8, SUNBEAM ALPINE, 1965, great JO maiNce meFI&THBIM 1 collar position* cO assembly line work. H«*\\,VSn 3 to 11 p.m. Married, post-grads, 1 and 2 Summer. Call evenings, 351-2787 A3-4/10 power steering, 4-door, snowtlres. Must be Callable for Immediate 355-8255 627-5515. 3-4/10 sports car. Excellent condition, bedroom apartments. From employment. For appointment. RATES rebuilt engine. $975. Evenings: Phone 372-6313 between 9 and 1 $150-9165. Near Campus. ROOMMATE wanted CHEVROLET 1963 Impala 4-door 355-1094. 11-4/16 For information call Immediacy 1 day $1.50 p.m. 10-4/17 Plymouth Apartments on Grand sedan V-8 automatic. Excellent River across from 16c per word per day TEMPEST 1968 standard 6 cylinder. Union. transportation. $425. Phone THOSE LITTLE ADS In the back of 332-5330 $65/month. Call George 3 days 13%c per $4.00 694-9890. A3-4/9 Excellent condition. 353-9022 or 355-3218. 5-4/8 Row, Scooters & Cycles Auto Service & Parts the paper are working ... try one 351-7714. A3-4/10 word per day yourself. Dial 355-8255. SOUTH LANSING: Large CHEVROLET 1963, Impala, two 1969 HONDA 175cc. Like new. Must Call 5 days $6.50 TRIUMPH 1968 GT-6. Red, wires, 6 OCCIDENT Problem? unfurnished 2 bedroom, carpeted, NEED 1 man td sublease Spring.$40 door sport coupe, V-8, automatic, sell. Cash $500. Call 351-7729 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY TYPIST needed spring and summer air conditioned, appliances, month. Call 13c per word per day - per 351-9313 fair condition, $250,. 355-6450 cylinder, radio. $1,700. Gene, after 7:30 p.m. A34/9 SHOP. Small dents to large terms, «venings. 60 w.p.m. washing - drying facilities, storage A3-4/10 (based on 10 words per ad) after 5 p.m. A3-4/9 337-1564. A34/8 wrecks. American and foreign minimum with accuracy. Apply in area. $160 plus electricity, cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. person at Willstaff, Inc., 427>4 available first of May. Phone EAST LANSING - close to campus. Peanuts Personals must be TRIUMPH CHEVROLET IMPALA 1968, Super 1962, TR-4 I 2628 East Kalamazoo. C Albert 393-1867. A5-4/10 Quiet. Well furnished, 1 bedroom. St., East Lansing after 3 pre-paid. Full kitchen, living room, bai Sport. New tires and shocks, p.m.W There will be a 50c service hydra-matic. Must sell. Phone HONDA 90. 1970. $300. 3324775 AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and 1 GIRL for 3 man apartment. with air conditioning. Must see 646-6875 after 5 p.m. 54/8 anytime. Warranty still in effect. t. If we can't fix it, it BARTENDER, DAYS, 11-4. Immediately. $80 per month. appreciate. Call 351-0400 ask f and bookkeeping charge if A5-4/13 be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF Waitresses, dishwasher, full or part 351-5021. A3-4/9 * Al Brink. 3-4/10 this ad is not paid within VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1963, CORVAIR SPORT van, 1962. Side time. GOLDEN FALCON ROOM, week. rebuilt engine, excellent tires, new THREE one MOTORCYCLES going to Capital | City Airport. Phone windows and back seat. $295. The State News will be Phone TU 2-0700. A34/10 batte-y. Call between 9:30 p.m. best offers. Yamaha 305cc, Aviation 48E 1764. A7-4/15 and 11:00 p.m. 351-1278. A3-4/9 1970 Bultaco Pursang 250cc, and Mustang Mach I responsible only for the Bultaco Metralla 250cc. 332-0586 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Fastback CORVAIR 1962. Two door; also VOLKSWAGEN 1961, with sunroof. BABYSITTER FOR infant. 3 days a — yellow w/black first day's incorrect or 351-2506 evenings. A3-4/10 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII week. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. 337-0084. 1961 Comet wagon for sale or New engine. Best year for dune - striping. Has 351 cu. in. 4 insertion. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C A5-4/10 trade. Best offer. 482-9322. 2-4/9 buggy, body in good condition. barrel engine. Power steering, 372-6000. A 3-4/9 power disc brakes, automatic, HOUSEKEEPER 8 - 5 daily. Some Automotive CORVAIR 66 Monza, two door, radio, four on the floor, excellent VOLKSWAGEN 1967, 2 door. SUZUKI 1969 T 500cc Employment child care and some cleaning. $60 radio, Polyglas Goodyear » week. Phone 332-4796. 3-4/10 tires. Has black louvred rear condition. $570 or best offer. AM/FM radio. Excellent bars, new semi knob, excellent $3000. SUMMER opportunity. Train ALPHA ROMEO condition. T£!'i Over payments. window & rear trunk deck 1962, recently 332-1763. 508 Grove Street. condition. $650. 882-7813 2 hours weekly now for exciting Balance c SO\rr;u47.60. Phone rebuilt. New Excellent condition. Pirelli's, brakes. A34/9 credit manager, IV 9-4013. anytime. A3-4/10 full time work this summer. Car spoiler. This car has 7,000 To try the 351-2170. necessary. Call 351-7319 for miles, traded on a new Buick. A3-4/10 A5-4/13 CYCLE INSURANCE 3, 6, 12 month CORVETTE 1963, 327, 300 h.p., 4 speed. Black/black interior. Call policies, any cycle, any driver, interview. C „ For Rent Car just like new, but priced State News AMERICAN RAMBLER 1963 in VOLKSWAGEN 1962 rebuilt engine, $1,000 below market price. 355-0575. 3-4/8 Compare our rates. For immediate FIRST OFFER, New product for i, 22,000 miles, CLASSIFIED ADS coverage, call the specialist, part - time or summer selling. TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable, nearly $300. 351-1287. 1-4/8 CUTLASS SUPREME, 1968 HENDRICKSON INSURANCE COOL-TAN MISTING KITS - $8.50 per month including stand. at a special new tires, battery and exhaust AGENCY, 337-0132. A5-4/14 newest product of '70's. The latest CULVER CO., system. Contact 353-7898 office, convertible. Apple red, v VOLKSWAGEN 1967 rebuilt engine. Call J.R. 1968 Pontiac rate during interior, white top, wide v All papers. Immaculate. $1100, "in" thing. 100% return on initial 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East Tempest 355-2917 residence. A3-4/9 1966 SUZUKI X-6 250 2 helmets. and only investment of $7.50. 2-door. Has radio, heater. 350 1.351-4571, Jim. A5-4/14 Lansing. C 351-0435. Call A3-4/10 351-5778, ask for Dan. Write only to: Jack Gillen, White V-8, Standard Transmission & International Want VOLKSWAGEN 1968. Showers, Inc., 722 Porter Street,- RENT A TV from a TV Company. air conditioned. A Economy Lansing, Michigan 48905 giving low, low $9.50 month. Call 337-1300. DODGE 1961 six standard. New plus. Spring condition. $1350 or YAMAHA 1969, 305cc, road bike. 7. 372-5137 after 5 p.m. A3^»/10 Excellent condition. Call Mike, name, address and phone number. per NEJAC TV RENTALS. C price of $1695. Ad Week. AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, 1962. In factory presentation will be battery, brakes. Good condition. 351-9512. A3-4/9 Excellent mechanical and interior. 355-5803. A3-4/9 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Sunroof, scheduled. A5-4/10 NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands April 5 ■ 10 $850 or best offer. 393-6573. rented only to MSU students and A34/9 good shape. $450. 1968 FOR SALE 1967 Suzuki X-5 invader. CAR RENTAL agent. Part - time faculty. $8.84 monthly (including Johnson Buick BARRACUDA 1965. Every high FALCON 1966 blue four door. 6 cylinder, automatic. Excellent Thunderbird, factory air, loaded. Call 393-4112 or 484-5284. weekends. and neat Mature, individual. responsible, Driver's tax). STATE MANAGEMENT 1 blk. west of $5.00 - 5 days. A3-4/8 CORPORATION, 444 Michigan performance option. Mags, hurst condition, must sell. 355-9874 license required. Phone 489-2931 Avenue. 332-8687. C 4-speed, etc. Priced to sell. 355-6833 after 6:00. A3-4/10 after 5:30 p.m. A5-4/13 WHAT! 11 YOU Ads today I Auto Service & Parts after 3:30 p.m. 3-4/8 X-way 127 So. at $3.00 • 3 days. . . LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per the Mason - Cedar FORD 1929 Coupe. 283 Chevy something. MEAT CLERK, Experienced. Call in Based on 10 words. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East month, parts and service free, Street Exit BUICK ELECTRA 1960. Must sell. engine. Modern running gear. person, PRINCE BROTHERS 10c word over 10 DID YOU know that even while you Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. option to buy. Call IV 9-5214. Body excellent. 351-1659. No cancellations. . .. Leaving country. Call 332-8114. MARKET, 555 East Grand River, TELETRONICS INDUSTRIES. 3-4/10 A3-4/10 sleep Want Ads are working Complete auto painting and East Phone 677-3551 . . . Lansing. A3-4/9 Call 355-8255 for you? collision service. IV 5-0256. C BUICK LESABRE, 1967. V-8, power GALAXIE 1963. Good condition, steering, power brakes. Hardtop Leaving the country. $295. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS CROSSWORD PUZZLE nran nun nmnr $1385.339-2168.5-4/8 351-4258. A3-4/8 are now leasing student □hei fnr-ratiHnnp BICYCLE ACROSS 31. Frozen dessert units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely 1. Omega 33. Sun god nmtinn nEEorc MGA ROADSTER, runs great, also 34. Drip-dry CAMARO, 1968 2-door hardtop. In warranty. Excellent condition. 1962 Volkswagen bus. Fred carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean 4. Garden tools 3. Blood relative material rannn naego 393-1089. A5-4/14 332-8641. 3-4/10 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 36. Track or row □mnmraii HODO individual control - central air conditioning. These four man 38. Peace-keeping □O [-]□□ 3EH rasm aran® TIRED OF THE TENANT LANDLORD "RAT RACE"? SALE units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you 7. Outstanding B. Failure 9. Part of Italy Organization 39. Function 41. Type square 42. Word books 48. Noah's boat □ULin EJDODQEg mtac arm ansg aanEiHB QEgng want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 1. Public 49. Fish sauce □HHUQIICTB today. There announcement 50. Theater sign □QUO BHD OSS Mi Cedar Village are units starting at $70/month per man. 3. African antelope 51. Negative vote 52. Coagulate 6. Flange 53. Utter offers you: 7. Amazon DOWN 3. Canine world 4. Busy place 8. Overpower 9. Sickly cetacean 1. Ostrichlike 5. Person 10. Spelling MODEL (APT. B-7) OPEN: 1-6 p.m. 9. Corrode bird contest every day except Sunday 6. Misjudge 0. Morindin dye 2. Negative prefix 15. Issued 7. Transport PHONE: 332-6441 16. Guillemot NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE 1 19. Chaffy part of wheat 20. Oleaginous PLUS LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED 21. Babylonian •• 2 Bedroom — 4 man from $67.50/month. goddess -Guaranteed 2 car parking. 22. Pluto -Complete soundproofing. -Dishwashers AND MUCH MORE! Just ask the tenants of ffitopcfcmgfjam Bicycle Sale: Thursday, Apr. 9, 1970, and Fri., Apr. 10, 4620 S. Hagadorn 1970, 1:30 P.M. at Salvage Yard, 1330 S. Harrison Road, Cedar V Michigan State University Campus, various makes and conditions. All items may be seen Apr. 8, from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Apr. 9, from 8:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M., and MANAGEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y BY: Summer '70 $160/apt./mo. Apr. 10, from 8:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Fall '70 $67.50/man/mo. 315 Bogue at the Red Cedar River Terms: Cash Alco Management Company 332-5051 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 8, 1970 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Lost & Found Service apartments. 911 RIDICULOUSLY LOW rent, summer DUPLEX, 5 bedrooms available June OVER 30,000 library books, 10c ■om campus, term. Apartments next to campus. 50 SCHOOL desks, 3 styles. Special, WANT ADS the oldest form in 15th. Close to campus. Call Jim, each. LOST: WIREHAIRED Terrier. Black, are 332-5048. A4-4/10 2,000 books 50c. Call $2.00 each. One mile North of xe /-mo., furnished 353-5932. After 6 p.m., 669-9311.A5-4/13 white, and brow-irvemale. Plaid print of getting buyer and seller I «rt men ts. Now leasing for 646-4611. A3-4/10 Grand Ledge to Eaton Highway collar. reO^ "ounty tags- together. Phone 355-8255. Fall. IV 9-9661 o, NEED ONE girl for 4 girl apartment, (near Airport), first house East on Reward. qeustions asked. 1 starting May CAMERAS: PENTAX right side of road. A3-4/10 351-1237. TF or Jane. LANSING: SHARE groovy H2, black 351-0751. A5-4/10 $1.00 service charge per; house. CO tiT burcham. Deluxe 3-man rnished apartments. Now leasing ! Summer and Fall. Phone IV Meadowbrook Trace. Bus service to campus. Call 393-3355. A3-4/9 Private furnished kitchen, living room. welcome. 372-8666, 5 p.m. to 2 p.m. A5-4/14 room, Use of pets body, f/2 lens, accessories, $100. Also Kalimar 353-6465. AS4/9 2V* square reflex. SCUBA stereo TANK, wet tape recorder. John, after 6 p.m. 351-6947. A3-4/10 PERSON watch WHO near found ladies Shaw. Mistake made, lost watch, Benrus. gold Call 484-7156. MSjj, UICK mm insertion p.m. - to be pre-paid. 12> deadline 1 class day before. - LARNED 835, Upper 2 bedrooms, STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, beds. mmna I 9 9651 °r 351-3525. TF A3-4/10 Anyone interested in learning about; newly decorated, stove and 5 BEDROOM newly furnished. Buy/sell. ABC Secondhand Store, CONCORD AM/FM stereo receiver - Quality Offset Printing soaring: The MSU Soaring Club wilf SicAfl"sPARRO"*' Hospital, fully refrigerator, disposal, carpeted, Ample parking. Close to campus. 1208 Turner. TF amplifier. Matching speakers. Like LOST IN International Center, a gold WHILE YOU WAIT hold a meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m.. T rnished efficiency apartment f garage. $120 plus deposit. __Call jfter 6 p.m. 489-7226. 3-4/10 new. $65. 353-2173. A3-4/10 wedding band with inscription Room 30, Union. A movie will be I L«*lv remodeled. All utilities 372-3714. A4-4/10 LIVING ROOM suite, medium grey, inside. Call 355-8119. A2-4/8 SAVES LowPrices SAVES 8 WOMEN 1 naid plenty of Parkin8- C,ose to students. Large home. good condition $40. 351-7092. TYPEWRITER - OLIVETTI Cash & Carry I MSli $9° Per month- Ca" Jim HASLETT/ALBERT, now available Excellent location. Kitchen, A3-4/10 Underwood, portable, pica type, LOST: WOMAN'S white gold IBM Typing'• All Agriculture and Natural I Blair. 393-2771 evenings or one girl for four girl apartment. parking, laundry. For Fall Term. with case. After 5 p.m., 355-8046. graduation ring, inscription in Layout •Headlining Resources students: Don't forget Ag • 332-1918. X-A-3-4/9 FISHER 700T receiver, Thorens A5-4/14 1 372-8550 days. A3-4/9 Completely furnished, utilities and 150AB turntable, JBL speaker, Spanish, in Federal's Department 2316 E. Michigan • Lansing Honors bar - be - cue April 15, 6:30 ' parking provided. $65/month. Store,Initials, M.E.T. 355-7090. p.m. in Arena No. 1, Men's IM. • ■jb'lEASE CEDARSwimming ^ Greens 2-man pool. 337-2336. A3-4/9 LOVELY, FURNISHED 2 bedroom house, V/i miles to campus. $150 Eico A3-4/10 color organ. 351-6650. STEREO old. $200. - KLH model 15. One year A3-4/10 ROFESSIONAL SUEDE and Tickets only ,50c at 121 Ag Hall, 124 term. 353-8308, Rick. 1-4/8 Anthony, 109 N.R. I Reasonable. 351'2312-_A_5^1_3__ ONE GIRL for 2 bedroom luxury plus utilities. 351-5696. 5-4/14 USED ROLLEIFLEX Personal leather cleaning and refinishing service. Now being offered at the apartment. Air conditioning and F3.5 and IBM EXECUTIVE electric MSU Proi ONE BEDROOM. Married couple accessories. Call OKEMOS DRY CLEANERS, swimming pool. Spring - Summer. 3 5 3-0236. typewriter. Type B. Factory Square, Folk and Round dancing, ' 2155 Hamilton Rd., 332-0611. $52.50 a month. 332-1727. only Full basement and garage. 10 A3-4/10 reconditioned. $250. 355-7779. tonight, 7:00 p.m., room 34, ' HOME I utilities paid including parking, 5-4/14 minutes from campus. 663-8798 A7-4/16 OF THE Women's IM. All welcome. I Tv washer and dryer, phone and or office phone 663-4770. TWIN FIBERLGASS packed speaker PROFESSIONALS. O ] air . conditioning. All linens PENNSYLVANIA AVE. south off A3-4/10 columns, 100 watts each. SCIENCE FICTION books ARCHANGEL - COSMIC rock m HRI School will present an Italian ' GUITAR LESSONS, folk, rock, jazz. furnished. $150 per month for Michigan Ave. Furnished one Excellent respond for PA. $110 (magazines) 10c - up. 328 Student for rush parties, dan Buffet Luncheon and Seminar, April ; Teach what you want to know. J 0ne or $200 for two gentlemen. bedroom, private entrance, SPACE FOR one girl in eight girl for both. Call Bob, 353-1850. Services. 337-0490. A5-4/16 bacchanals. 351-0956. 3-4/9 Phone WILDE CONSERVATORY 11, at Hospitality Motor Inn. Feast I Graduate preferred but not utilities paid. $130 a month plus house. Walking distance. A3-4/10 or 676-2114. A5-4/14 will be at 11:30 a.m.. Seminar at I | necessary. 372-6103. 5-4/13 deposit. Phone 627-5454. A3-4/10 351-7969, 351-6049. A3-4/8 ROBERTS recorder. 778X stereo Makes tapes for auto tape CAN'T FIND US? Look under Campus Drugs 2:00 p.m. Student tickets fourth floor ; CHILDCARE IN my Spartan Village Eppley Center, only $1.50. • EAST jE MAN needed. $41.25 monthly. LANSING, 597 Spartan. TYPEWRITER, OLYMPIA deluxe take deck. $325. 489-3206. for all your shoe repairs and home. Full time only. 353-6839. Transportation provided. I Luxury apartment. 351-6264 after ONE MAN needed for luxury 4-man Luxury duplex, furnished. Need 1 portable. 1968. Like new. $70. A3-4/10 needs. A3-4/10 I 5 p.m. A3-4/9 apartment. Reduced rates. Call to 4 men. Long or short term Call after 6 p.m. 351-8312. PARISIAN SHOE REPAIR The following Free U classes will • lease. Call 485-6222, after 351-6661. A3-4/10 4:30 A3-4/10 Animals 501 E. Grand River meet tonight: Atom, Universe, and |ne MAN needed Cedar Village p.m. 5-4/8 332-4074 Typing Service David Copperfield - 7 p.m. - 216 J luxury apartment. Immediate SPARROW HOSPITAL, near. Large, YASHICA AUTORON 8mm Bessey, Cooking - 8 p.m. - New • I occupancy. 351-4187. A3-4/9 furnished 1 bedroom. Heat and ONE GIRL, furnished house, $60 a subminiature camera with flask FREE - LIFE INSURANCE COMPLETE THESIS Service. Community Co-op (343 Albert), Ed I water included. $125 per month. month. Immediate occupancy. and filters. Excellent condition. literature. Call licensed agent — Reform - 8 p.m. - 301 Bessey, ■ Discount Printing. IBM typing and j BEDROOM duplex available 351-3969. 0-4/14 351-0795. A4-4/10 373-1830 / 351-0106. A3-4/10 STEVE KAUFMAN 353-7708. O binding of thesis, Guerilla Theatre - 8 p.m. - Snyder J immediately. Near Campus. Very resumes, Lounge, Rhythm Band - 8 p.m. - The * publications. Across from campus, I comfortable. 332-4589. A3-4/9 CAPITOL VILLA 1 bedroom THE CUTEST and cleanest house in BRITANNICA ENCYCLOPEDIA'S CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S largest APRIL 5-12 IS corner MAC and Grand Joint (basement of Student Services), • aquarium shop, widest variety of River, furnished with pool. Reduced East Lansing. 4 girls Spring and/or 1954 issue. Call 694-9446. INTERNATIONAL below Winemaking - 7:30 p.m. -120 Physics * Style Shop. Call JniOR OR GRAD for 3 girl. rent. Apartment 41 or 351-1687. Summer term. $60 each. A3-4/10 fish in Lansing. NOAH'S ARK, East Lansing. A3-4/10 WANT AD WEEK ... COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Bldg., Life Adjustment - 7 p.m. - 109 ' ■ Walking distance. $60. 337-0535. 3-4/10 332-5320 after 6 p.m. 5-4/8 a great time to start turning Bessey. 337-1666. C I A3-4/9 GIBSON EB-2 Hollow body bass. items you no longer need into PUPPIES FOR Sale. Black and white. extra cash. Dial355-8255 Best offer. Call 353-9344 today English Undergraduate Advisory IrL OVER 22, share house, own Rooms afternoons. S-4/14 Beagle and Terrier mix. Friendly, to place your low-cost Classi- DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term Committee will have a coffee hour, • fied Ad. \ papers. ANITA WARREN: SCM - i. Many playful, toy size. 351-1204. S-4/9 Friday, 2 - 4 p.m., in the Poetry I Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086. I Phone 882-4691 after 3 SINGLE $14, double $20. Clean, OVAL DIAMOND engagement ring WE'VE BEEN disposal. 484-9722. hiding behind our C-4/9 IA3-4/9 quiet, parking. 237 Kedzie. Rob, and wedding band set in white REGISTERED BUCKSKIN mare. parking lot for 6 years. Some 372-4828, 351-9584. A5-4/13 gold. Best offer. Call 353 9344 Excellent pleasure horse. Leaving people say good things are hard to BARBI MEL. Typing, multilithing^ iN, 2 bedroom. Spring Term. EAST afternoons. S4-14 for internship. Call Lansing, find. We think you'll agree. Come LANSING. Efficiency. No job too large or too small. I $200. at CEDAR VILLAGE Unfurnished except NICELY FURNISHED single room 393-5319. A4-4/10 over and see why. Call us for a Block off campus. 332-3255. C Albatross Coffeehouse, 547 E. Grand range and IAPARTMENTSI Call 332-5051. refrigerator. Across from campus. for male. Reasonable, cooking. MARTIN D-18 guitar. Excellent ride 351-3921. Rush Beta Theta River, across from Berkey Hall • Call 332-6736. A3-4/9 condition. Plush lined THREE BEAUTIFUL sealpoint Pi. That's 351-3921 !*A3-4/9 presents a Strummin ' Hummin' ! Reasonable. ED 2-0792. A5-4/14 case. CLIFF & PAULA HAUGHEY - - Evenings, 351-5303. A3-4/10 Professional Thesis Preparation Sing - Thing, tonight, 7 p-.m. -1 a.m. ' ■iBLET: FOUR man. Burcham ONE MAN needed for 4 man. Must SINGLE FOR "f-rCO "»e, quiet, 332-8778. A3-4/9 FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. For Master's & Doctoral Bring banjos, guitars, noseflutes, jews ■ ■ Woods. Summer term. Swimming sacrifice. Lease expires 6/15. Total parking 337-0132 KUSTUM BASS speaker cabinet. One For appointment call 484-4519. Candidates. Professional Thesis harps, "thresholds", poems etc., etc., afternooru. A3-4/8 | pool. 351-3697. 5-4/8 $10o. Call 351-1002. A3-4/10 month old. $300 or best offer. Mobile Homes MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Typing, Multilith Printing and etc., and YOURSELF for an evening of entertaining, talking, listening, and • 332-6279. A3-4/10 STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. Hard Binding. Free Brochure and • WOMEN: SHARE room, large house. being with PEOPLE - it's a super |tVE $20 month. Large 4 man TWO OR three people needed for campers, C-4/9 Estimates. Call 337-1527. C . ;nt. Rent to 1-4 people. Excellent location. Kitchen, STEREO CONSOLE good time! C'mon by!! Every • tapedeck, id Nomad OPEN MONDAY through Friday, 8- Wednesday 11200 119.54/8 East Grand River, 353-6072 or 351-6573. A5-4P/14 parking, A3-4/8 laundry. 332-1918. Mediterranean style, bought at $1100, selling it for originally trailers and campers. AVION 5:30 p.m. UNION BUILDING ud;*ic this term. for This is also ! SALES, 1185 North Cedar, BARBER SHOP. A3-4/10 ONE OR two girls wanted to sublease $300. Less than one year old. Mason. 694=8355. A5-4/13 |00DS IDE APARTMENTS. New for spring and/or summer. Rivers SPARTAN HALL. Men and women. 372-4461 or 372-3680. 5-4/9 e bedroom furnished, graduate Leasing for spring. 351-9286. Edge. Reduced ratesl Call Karen FOR SALE, 8x35 General house married students only. 0-4-10 BEAR ALASKAN target b 1 lb. 351-5608 from 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. ■ 351-4698, 332-2920. 5-4/8 arm, finger guard, A5-4/14 arrows. Call 351-8158. A10-4/20 SINGLE ROOM, gentlemen, 355-5696, Dave. A3-4/9 Peanuts Personal Nigerian Students Union convenient location. Quiet home. Americas, MSU Chapter will SENSIBLE GIRL to share two man MOBILE Parking. IV 2-8304. A3-4/9 HOME, 12x50 Baron. public lecti apartment, Spring and Summer. TYPEWRITER, OLYMPIA standard, Excellent condition. Completely TYPING SERVICE by JANET Must 13" with carbon ribbon drive. JAMES. hav£wpwn bed. $72.50. Call furnished including color TV and Accurate, efficient, MEN 21 and over - Clean quiet 882-1055 before 4 p.m. A2-4/8 Excellency, Mr. J.T.F. lyaHa, 351-1653. A3-4/10 air prompt. Phone 332-5161. O CAMPUS VIEW rooms. Cooking and parking. - conditioning. $4,300. Call Nigerian Ambassador to the U.S. will • ZOO CREW — Merci beaucoup notre Close, reasonable. 487-5753, owner, 489-5936 after noon. speak on Post - war Nigeria. APARTMENTS 1 OR 2 girls for large 3 man. WALLENSACK STEREO tape 1-4/8 pettis chou chous pour des fleurs. 485-8836. TF recorder with speakers and tapes. Summer. Near. 337-2314. Two for Five. 1-4/8 These classes will meet at HilleL* oss the street from A3-4/10 351 -6443 after 5 p.m. A3-4/9 MOVE QUICKLY to Owen Hall. Buy WINDSOR - two bedroom, 12x60 House tonight, 319 Hillcrest at W. Williams Hall on Michigi the rest of a contract for Spring with expando living room. Grand River Ave., 4:30 p.m. - ~ SMITH CORONA typewriter. University approved SUBLEASE FURNISHED one term. Williamston. 655-2895. 3-4/8 INTERMEDIATE HEBREW Male. Call 353-3520. Manual, portable, with case. $70. Supervised Housing bedroom luxury apartment. A3-4/10 351-6443 after 5 p.m. A3-4/9 TERM PAPERS, (pre-requisite - ability to read students under 21 Summer. 351-1888. 2-4/9 STAR 1966. 10x46. Two bedroom Experienced. Electric typewr Hebrew), 7 p.m. - Introduction tQ' Leasing this week for Fal DELUXE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Near PIONEER CAR tape. Gibson guitar. on lot near campus. Excellent Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-4/8 Yiddish, 7 p.m. - Seminar on two bedroom condition. $2500. 332-6004 after (970. Call Today: Unfurnished, near campus. 533 Michigan Avenue. Study and sleep in Must sell. 351-3374, 393-6360, 5 p.m. A3-4/10 Judaism, 8 p.m. - Mishnah class (with English translation). Classes open to Lexington Ave. Phone 663-3756, quiet room. $15 weekly. Bill. A3-4/9 Real Estate Wanted all. No tuition charge. For ride, 332-6246 627-5454. A5-4/10 after 6 p.m., all day Sunday. CHEAP LIVING at mobile home phone 332-1916. 3-4/10 TWO COAXIAL speakers in tuned PEOPLE TO park cars! Block from court. 1960 National 10x52, baffles. $20 each. Phone 372-3982 BY OWNER EAST LANSING Union. near $25/term. 337-0490. iRRIED COUPLES Spring Term, xW0 or three men, deluxe For Sale around 6 p.m. A3-4/9 641-4116. Must sell. TF campus. Four bedroom colonial A3-4/10 More J2 ■CEDAR bedroom furnished. VILLAGE $160. apartment. Share if you are single. MORE FUN in the sun, with sun PARKWOOD 1969. 12x56. Two brick. Reasonable. Call after 1 p.m. 351-3445. A3-4/10 It's What's Happening 139 Woodmere. 351-9036. 5-4/8 GOODIES: VOX Jaguar organ - BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for shades. bedroom. See anytime Lot 245 |APARTMENTS. Call 332-5051. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, $125, Sunn Spectrum amplifier, all positive. A negative, B negative on page 5 2615 East Michigan Ave., Stonegate Mobile Homes or phone and Echoplex. 484-6880. A3-4/9 TAXES TOO high? Gain depreciation AB negative, $10.00. O WANTED 1 girl for 3 girl apartment. 393-6685. A3-4/10 372-7409. C-4/10 advantages. Put over $100 in your negative, $12.00. Michigan BE FOR spacious 4 $60/monthly. Spring term. 2 man, TV SETS used, $10.00 and up. Table pocket every month with sharp Community Blood Center, 507% blocks from Call 8'x40' MOBILE ho TWoodmere. Parking. $72.50. campus. SILVER BLONDE wig. Never worn. model East Lansing student rental. Call East Grand River, East Lansing. Wanted 337-2009 or 353-8689. A3-4/8 radios, $5.00 and up. price. On lot, one mile from "1-1014. A3-4/8 Case included. Best offer. Bob Homan, Simon Real Estate, Above the new Campus Book Chemists tests tube equipment, campus. 337-1128. A3-4-8 351-4066. A5-4/10 MSU Okemos Branch 351-2260 Store. Hours: 9 URN TO the Want Ads for the buy $125. Italian wall tapestries. $5.00 or a.m. to 3:30 p.m. CEDAR GREENS; Summer, and up..WILCOX SECONDHAND evenings 351-0965. 3-4/8 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. of the day. You'll find the price is t possible man, furnished air conditioned, Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m. to it. Try one by dialing 355-8255 overlooks pool. 337-0880. A3-4/8 BLANK 8 track cartridges and title STORE, 509 East Michigan, Lost & Found right. labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Recreation plugs and jacks galore. All at C-4/10 TERM PAPER on Montessori SMALL COLLIE puppy lost: Ten catalog prices. MAIN INDIA OVERLAND $204, regular TERM PAPER on Montessori Method of Nursery School. Will |UXE FURNISHED 2 man ai .A ELECTRONICS, 5558 South CONCORD 990 Stereo weeks old, male, sable, brown and white. Four white niws and white trips. 39 Lansdowne Gardens, Method of Nursery School. Will ted. Walking distance Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C reversing London S.W.8. UK. 45-6/5 pay. Call collect from 3 p.m. on, 772-4639. 2-4/8 tape recorder. 30 lampus. 126 Milford Street. $170. watts/channel. 353-1844. X5-4/10 ruff around ne'-'*$).aring a chain 772-4639. 2-4/9 collar and share APARTMENT FOR single faculty. HARMON - KARDON model SC £.0 answer to the ONE MAN needed. Luxury INFLATABLE PLASTIC name "ShJ.„n." Lost in the Service 2520 stereo: q recorder, FM chairs, COVER in good apartment. Close to Campus. sofas. Many colors. Cheap. Call vicinity of Grand River and tuner, turi S^V in one unit. 337-9215 noon Division St. Generous reward. ROOM OR let for 1966 MGB. Call 351-1976. 3-4/8 L Criterion 50 speakers. Drafted. midnight. 351-7362. A3-4/8 roommate - OCC Dave, 351-6097 after 5:30 p.m. F°:aRENTED' $300,351-4880. A3-4/8 10-4/14 Roommate answer to Service find housing. Free of Charge. your A3-4/10 FAMILY: 3 - 4 bedrooms, 1, V/i baths, unfurnished, garage. Bailey 15-4/10 GROVES TARGET Bow, 35 lbs., LOST PRESCRIPTION sunglasses. Fill out forms in room 316 LUDWIG DRUMS: zeljun cymbals, Dark green wrap arounds. school area. Available June 15. EAST LANSING, comfortable one 69", breakdown, overdraw. Phone Student Services after 1 p.m. Call evenings, 355-0818. Owner's care. 332-3081, 5 p.m. - 8 very reasonable for complete set. . bedroom, furnished, walk to MSU. 355-9107. 5-4/8 355-5496. 3-4/9 6-4/13 p.m. 3-4/10 332-5048. A3-4/9 Ample parking. 351-8862. J.R. Culver. C-4/17 COVER GOWN and veil from Brides GIRL WANTED to share new Capitol Magazine, April 1969. Excellent Transcendental Villa apartment. Call 351-3080. condition, new from Brides A5-4/10 Showcase, $200. asking $125. Size SPECIAL 10. 393-6926. A3-4/9 CHICK NEEDED for spring term. Low Prices Americana Apartment near TWELVE string, folk V°£JX,L condition'. Best guitar, offer. Call 351-91^8-4/10 Meditation campus. 353.1902 3^/9 on _ 124 CEDAR Street. 129_ Burcham sE_WIN7MACHrNTcrea"ran"ce M"ie~ FUZZY rs rasj- - s--jee VELVETEX AS 15th and September 1st. Days ' Finish 487-3216. Evenings. 882-2316. ^39 95 ^erms 'EDWARDS others" $19.95 Bring your own TF DISTRIBUTING company, TAUGHT _ 1115 North Washington. Motorcycle EAST LANSING near campus. One 48Q.q^8 C-4/9 Helmets and Tanks: were $40 bedroom, furnished. Large airy BY NOW $29.95 BeautifullyA maintained! ' Select EICO 3070 Stereo amplifier, one I * Tank was $32.00 clientele. 882-6549.0 Lease 332-3135 or month old. Call 337-0880. A3-4/9 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi SONY CASSETTE tape deck. Almost N°w $24.00 HOUSE Co-op, two $85.355-2559. A3^/9 Introductory Lecture By HOWLAND new. blocks from Union, $190 term. J f He,met N°w was $8.00 332-6522. 4-4/10 SONY 530 Tape recorder, $200 or $6.00 $250 with KLH Model 22 I W,de range of colors LUXURY apartment need desperately 1 man for 4 man. speakers. Like Larry. A3-4/9 new. 332-2563, STAN CROWE I e"ds APRH. 10th Chalet Park, Haslett. $51.25 plus utilities. 339-2753. A3-4/8 I ^elvecoat 1CX> USED Vac Cleaners. Tanks, of — „ HOUSeS ___ ' ■■ canister and uprights. One year warranty. $7.88 and up. DENNIS Wednesday Night . Michigan g35 N. Walnut 4761 North Meridian Rd., 5 miles " DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, opposite City April 8, 7:00 P.M. Market. 482-2677. C-4/10 I east of East Lansing. Four men or ar>sing, Michigan I 4RQ_ Knoo women. included. $50/month each. Utilities Secluded. Call maGNAVOX PORTABLE good condition, $50 after 3 p.m. stereo - Conrad Auditorium 484-1596. A5-4/10 Willard, 351-2776. 3-4/9 Wednesday, April 8, 197q 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan JUST A FEW BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS AT 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVE. I0PEN WEEKDAYS 7AM12P OPEN SONDAYS 10AM 7PM PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU rnik>cocrrci>iivc innuouiv. APR. 12 SUN. Mrn. ■«- . f WE RESERVE QUANTITY RIGHTS SWI FT's PREMIUM PROTEN-STANDING-4, 5, 6 RIBS SjuNT)# RIB ROflSTo ^—B^^^^^lllllin ¥WWWI8IMJI I ■! 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