FBI continues search for 12 Weathermen sight IrwiCAGO (AP) - The whereabouts of were more than a month ago, before they scheduled to appear in local discount reports the radicals have fled to Five of the defendants were convicted of of youths poured out of Lincoln Park on of embers of the radical Weatherman courts on Canada. actually crossing state lines .vith the state and local charges crossing state lines to incite a riot but were the North Side Oct. 8, broke intent of inciting a riot. r M _ 0f the Students for a Democratic street rampages Oct. 8-11. stemming from Chicago police also say they have no acquitted of conspiracy. Two others were windows, smashed parked Foran has declined to reveal Uetv indicted on charges stemming knowledge that any of the 12 — eight men acquitted of all charges. The eighth, cars and attacked the home n riots in Chicago last October, remains and four women — are in Canada or Cuba. Bobby policemen. addresses of the fugitives because "all we Find cache Seale, Black Panther party chairman, was have are their parents' addresses Foran said "a trial could begin without and these Ipof^gente, who are conducting a Chicago police reported that one of 12 indicted leaders, Bernardine Dohrn the all 12 being in custody" and that it might severed from the rest and scheduled to be tried later. Attack police Policemen were also attacked Oct. 11 people, those indicted, haven't lived home in years." at Itionwide search for the dozen, are not was seen North Side street 28 be held as early as September. Foran was the government when another group ran mrnenting on the case. days before on a several the nearly five prosecutor in month trial of the Chicago through the ■ a Chicago law enforcement official, who a cache of dynamite and guns - downtown area hurling bricks at windows. Bonds set Federal case seven but has since submitted his 'n a North Richard Elrod, Bonds * lined to be identified, said some of Side apartment The federal case against the 12 is the resignation. Chicago assistant ranging from $50,000 to se Sought may still be hiding in Chicago, second test of the controversial 1968 Foran's corporation counsel, suffered a broken $100,000 have been set for the at-large Miss Dohrn, a former SDS national "Rap successor remains to be named neck during the melee. He has persons. Lere a federal grand jury charged them Brown" anti - riot law, so called because of by President Nixon. partially 2 with violating the federal antiriot secretary, also is being sought by recovered and a youth charged in the In addition to Miss police for questioning in connection with Chicago the black militant's presence at the 1968 Prior to the Weatherman Dohrn, the other racial riots in indictments, attack is awaiting trial. defendants are: the discovery of the Cambridge, Md., shortly five of those indicted Khe Weatherman have closed all their cache, described by police as a "bomb factory." Police before the antiriot provision was tacked on sought by police on already were being fugitive warrants for Specifically, the indictments charged each of the 12 with — Mark Rudd, 22, a leader in the bmmunes in Chicago and New York, the fits the description of the say she to an open housing bill. failure to appear in one count of Columbia University disturbances in New facial said. "There used to be two or girl who rented The government first used the law last Chicago courts on state conspiring between June 30 and Oct. 11, York City; the apartment with a man. charges stemming from the October 1969, "to travel in and the facilities of could go and there'd use William Ayers, 25, former SDS — e places you year in Thomas A. Foran, U.S. district charging eight persons with violence. interstate with the intent to yS be somebody," he said. "Now commerce regional organizer in Michigan; attorney formenting violence at the time of the B»s nobody." says, "It's going to be difficult to find 1968 Democratic National Convention in ( The violence, called the Weatherman's "National Action" program, resulted in the incite, organize, promote, encourage, — Jeffrey Jones, 22, who has attempted some of these ,e Weatherman leaders dropped out of people." He has tended to Chicago. arrest of more than 300 participate in and carry on a riot." Each persons. Hundreds also was charged with one to four counts (Please ti 3 back pageI Tuesday There are . . . MICHIGAN millions of poor people in Coo I. STATE MEWS . . .. I this country who have very STATE . . . with rain ending this I little, or even nothing, to lose. morning. High today 52, low - Martin Luther King UNIVERSITY tonight 33. East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 14, 1970 injunction post-pones n off-campus ASMSU election By JOHN BORGER members had written an amendment to the Kibbey denied Monday that such a next step in appeal procedure; and ASMSU State News Staff Writer election procedures. suggestion made to him. Chairman Bill Rustem, as a political was figure, Grossfeld said he The elections commission referred the could have had an interest in suggested this determining campus voting in Wednesday's procedure to slate member Rick Kibbey, question to All - University Student the composition of next year's ASMSU |5MSU elections was post - poned who could introduce an amendment as Off Judiciary (AUSJ) April 1. The commission Board. definitely Monday by an injunction from • Campus Council president and ASMSU members did not want to rule on slates Because of this conflict of judent - Faculty Judiciary. The injunction board member. Senior member at • because of possible conflicts of interest: interest, the sued when the - large elections commission has now been judiciary agreed to Rod Watts said Monday that he Grossfeld would have been n appeal from five off - campus slate was voting on his eliminated. Appeals of decisions of the present when Grossfeld made the own previous decision; AUSJ Chief Justice elections commissioner now go kdidates concerning slate designation on suggestion to Kibbey. Fred Belinsky would directly to "its. participate in the AUSJ. e injunction will remain in effect until AUSJ upheld Grossfeld's ruling April 7 e judiciary has heard and ruled on the t>y a four to three vote, with one member peal. When it reaches a decision, CRITICIZES U-M abstaining. pctions commissioner Bob Grossfeld will "To allow slate i new time for the off - campus designation on the election ballot for the Actions. upcoming election Agnew hits colleges could introduce the question of political j judiciary's first formal hearing on advantage - and quite possibly taint the t designation will begin at 8:30 p.m. legitimacy of the results and thus the new board itself," the majority decision said. Power flightof in the conference room on the first >r Student Services )n-campus elections will still be held Mule Wednesday. Bldg. on for quota admissions On - campus voters will vote in their residence halls for district representatives. Voters will also participate in a nation - Two ROTC instructors wait impatiently for the voting outcome on the Academic Council proposal to make the Military Education Advisory ■he first indication that the slate issue Committee a faculty standing committee. The proposal was defeated DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Vice wide college referendum on Vietnam. Agnew said in a speech prepared for a overwhelmingly. |ild post - pone off e when the slate candidates - campus elections President Spiro T. Agnew said Monday Republican fund - raising dinner. State News photo by Dick Warren appealed night unqualified students are being swept The vice president specifically criticized ssfeld's March 10 decision that ballots into American colleges "on the wave of the Kild not contain slate designations to the new socialism," in a fashion which can the University of Michigan for what he termed surrender to militant black ON BUDGET ALLOCATION |ctions commission, devalue education and create campus students a who demanded a 10 per cent e major factor in Grossfeld's decision disorder. the lack of reference to ballot Negro enrollment by 1973. He likened that "Any attempt to subordinate the great 'U' Academic to the open admissions policies accepted ignations in the current election universities of this country to social goals Bcedures. Grossfeld said by Italian universities at the demand of Monday that for which they are ill - designed and ill - rebellious students. Jtemitteddesignation could have been equipped can only result in tragic losses to Agnew said the result in Italy was a if, as he requested, the slate both these institutions and the nation," devaluation of the diploma. OKs faculty "In a few years time, — perhaps thanks to the University of Michigan's callow Congress retreat from reality — America will give the refu diplomas from Michigan the same fish - eye that Italians now give diplomas from the University of Rome," he said. By DELORES MAJOR State News Staff Writer Education Advisory Committee a Faculty Standing Committee failed. The committee These recommendations include: — an increase of 6.3 per cent of payroll wd budgeted for the 1971 fiscal year as a Agnew noted that five months had In will retain its current status and advisory a special session, Monday, the federal land grant fund support, grant a passed, to the day, since his Des Moines speech criticizing network television news coverage. He said he was sure the speech on Academic Council approved a change in the present faculty by laws that will provide for a standing committee on role. Robert Repas, professor of labor and industrial relations who spoke towards the structural adjustment. — that the Office of the Provost devise guidelines for the allocation of structural MSU has its He said some schools receive as much as education would "strike some of my critics motion charged that the Educational increase funds to insure that current roots, will be faculty compensation and Academic Jninated next year under the 25 per cent of their support from the land as pure heresy." Budget Allocation. Policies Committee and the Curriculum inequities between the several faculty ranks ■get of the U.S. Office of Education. proposed "I feel as much as anyone that there Committee, both be eliminated or alleviated. grant appropriations but proposed This new committee will study and make university standing that a 6.2 per cent cost - of - — assistance under the should be expanded education opportunities committees were not able to provide the Involved m of is $382,282, $12.12 the University's Developing Institution Program if the funding is suspended. for deprived, but able, young people in our recommendations resources to on the allocation of financial various University close scrutiny needed for the ROTC increase be provided for 1971. living million that is — that a 6.6 per cent fopriated to 69 land Toward that end, the Office of society," Agnew said. "The difference is functions and activities. The committee programs on campus. improvement of grant colleges. that I favor better preparing them — with In other performance increase be budgeted for the Education is seeking $1.8 million more will also study policies relating to the actions the council also |t should be pointed out that the funds from the Developing Institution Program. additional government assistance — in some approved a proposal to broaden the 1971 fiscal year. 1m off yet" robert perrin» vice faculty, levels of faculty salaries and other form of prep school rather than tossing — that a 1.6 per cent increase be Muirhead said most of the forms of compensation. authority of the Tenure Committee. , e fIunds j a"-e University relations, said. institutions are Southern land poor them into a four - year college or university The new committee will also make A report from the Faculty Affairs provided for finance faculty fringe benefit generally used for teaching grant colleges that curriculum they are not equipped to annual recommendations for adjustments Committee on recommended faculty salary programs. are predominantly black. — that the P- The Office of Education is asking $33.85 handle. in salaries and other economic benefits, adjustment for the 1971 fiscal year, university consider hiring a - . . Muirhead, associate "And I do not feel that our traditional technically qualified director of fmissioner for million for the Developing Institutions with a view toward improving the presented by committee head Erwin P. higher education, compensations to study compensations move in Washington in Program for fiscal 1971. economic status of the MSU faculty. Bettinghaus, was also approved by the (Please turn to back page; fringe benefit trends for the university. However a proposal to make the Military council. . 3 the House education Pr|ati°ns subcommittee and blamed W" °" 8 tight federal budget, fcpr i^lked at a Pr°Posal In 1967 by New comet flames fcnmii S'jent Lyndon B- Johnson to |P n<> 'and grant support. » would be the first to say that if the in early a.m. sky Et nn Were better- that is lf the fiscal Bid ho ^e»re more libera,» this program "restored, Muirhead this week and ■ said. linatpHw? ihat the suPPort was next I' m ®rder to place more emphasis Comet Bennett, just discovered Dec. rt^end,n8 frtunities to as equal education 29 of last year, can now be seen in the 3 many young people as government "top priority" item. northeast sky between 2 a.m. and sunrise. Optimum time for viewing, ■ we Very difficult budget posture I Hne^ « 8 the best we to hold however, is around 4 a.m. The comet, according to David Batch, litv " !"eetin8 the number one it lecturer 'est I U-higher !n terms of the federal orbiting the at Abrams sun Planetarium, and is now somwehere is education," Muirhead around 85 million miles from earth. iSSnthat ithef 1 t'°ns agalnst other nrn in we*hi"8 ^ land Projects, One of the brightest comets many people have said they have ever seen. le hist H^fjSjWne out ahead. Batch predicted it will be visible to the naked eye here for probably another I we are « • that if we really meant week and a half and withbinoculars for limited we are 8°ln8 to use I education 8 n° 8Chleve the prlor,ty of maybe a month. The comet was discovered by amateur astronomer J.C. (one ZZ °Pp?rtUnlty' ««>d grant Bennett of South Africa. fead said th#t jU8t had to 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 14, ]97() HIGHI Committee alters location , Black bo of graduation ceremonies in second By MARILYN PATTERSON It was originally scheduled for The ceremony for the In the event that the service State News Staff Writer Jenison Fieldhouse. awarding of masters and must be changed to Jenison a At the March board meeting doctoral degrees will be held in new public address system has At the urging of the Board of five trustees advocated the the Auditorium as planned. been purchased, King said. By JAMES KENYON Z S.ty°I Trustees the Commencement change to allow a larger audience In past years, spring term The commencement speaker Committee has changed the to view the ceremony. commencement has been will give his address at the Black students at Highland ^'re^dmimstMUon is ^"1 location of spring term In a letter to President scheduled for the stadium with baccalaureate ceremony; Park College are boycotting of J baccalaureate commencement to Wharton during spring break the provisions for a last minute however, it will be broadcast on classes for the second day ,. , e schoo| is [Jjj Spartan Stadium. committee recommended that change to the fieldhouse if there WKAR radio and on closed demanding that the school board D *, 80 we want iomp|et^" the change in locale be made. circuit televison. give the students control of the °if J0? ? at v rain caused the school. self determination." ceremony to be moved to the i • II Also at issue was the firing of a ^he administnition evaim ^°°Per '®st week and fired | , CUA re-sla fieldhouse last spring, however, complications arose, Herman King, asst. provost and chairman L©Vin —i. tQlKS i. J«w black social science instructor, E.C. Cooper. The Black Student Coalition J?cause. ' he would not ch. S'" accor<% of the Commencement Q' — UniOII lOQQy (BSC) has demanded that McCullogh. members of the school board black wor Committee, said. Because of the lateness of the decision to hold the service Sen. Democratic Sander Levin, gubernatorial and the administration resign. In Its place the BSC plans to form board composed of faculty Cooper said that t board plans to make cent cut back funds u inside, proper arrangements candidates, will hold an open An interdisciplinary communal members, students and members The playwright wants to could not be made for seating, news conference at 11:30 a.m. of the community. il workshop for black students involve Lansing high school the public address system and today at the Sun Porch of the $162,000 more funds th "1 planned for the last half of students and people from the decorations, he said. Some Union Building to announce the The dean of the college and spent." 311 winter term has been black community as well as MSU people with tickets were not introduction of 27 bills in the other administrative officials re-scheduled by the Center for were not available for comment "Last year the black sti students in the workshop. admitted and many could not Senate designed to "reform the Urban Affairs. The group will Milner's play, "Who's Got His hear the speakers. great American Political Monday afternoon. went on strike over s meet Wednesday from 7:30 - 9 "The abstract issue is black issues," said Cooper. "Now13 Own," was performed on To shorten the ceremony •• System." p.m. in 300C Wells Hall. The participants will then decide on campus last term by the Spirit of which took more than three Shango Theatre Co. of Detroit, hours last spring -- the service A Levin spokesman said the Berkley Democrat particularly Lightweight control," said Cooper. "We want to overthrow the power board is raising tuition to of the militant students fa a regular meeting time. He is also co-director of the was divided into a morning wished to have a dialogue with This obvious victim of soaring food costs was last seen structure." Detroit. It's just a chain of no Ron Milner, Detroit company. ceremony for masters and students, because they are being toted into the Engineering Bldg. - to attend a class According to a position paper activities." playwright, will conduct the His plays have been performed doctoral candidates and necessary ingredients in political on nutritional hydralic*. put out by the BSC, 85 per cent workshop as originally planned, in several cities and at many afternoon ceremony for the change. State News photo by Dick Warren "A vital part of the theatre is universities. Milner's most recent granting denied tu of baccalaureate right to print a n< to relate it in a non - technical New York showing was part of a degrees. without censorship by']j way to combine other the areas, resources and to of the one-act bill, "The Black A separate ceremony for Quartet," along with playwrights graduate students will make the COMMUNE ORGANIZERS administration and 16 hours of are oft political and cultural Leroi Jones, Ed Bullins and Ben service "more meaningful" for European American history-, as movements," Milner said. Caldwell. them and allow the University to comp.,, with three hours of "Nem Snyder men sleep-inSunday "The workshop is a study "give more attention history. leading to the return of the recognition to more graduate threater arts to their original Lecture students without taking the time Cooper, who also teaches I place at the center of the of the of the "Divergent Views on Food guests the University of Detroi community." Safety," a lecture sponsored as undergraduate students," King tentatively proposed a said. A Sunday meeting of the Marc Campbell, vice president two residence halls are locked. passageway," she said. "Then it board made up Wl of four m part of the Environmental "Snyder - Phillips Commune," of Snyder, said male students Miss Sayre, Jackson sophomore, u Teach-in, will be discussed by In the stadium ceremony blossomed into the idea that ea~dTfrom \h7 fa'cultv Dr. Keith Lewis, director of the students will be seated in the an unorganized group of took the hinges off the doors said some of the men stood by thpr* there should should be hp free access free access and the community. south stands to allow chairs to residents of the two halls which separating the two halls. the doors so that Phillips women between the two dorms." Bureau of Science of the U.S. Jenison early in case is attempting to form a Charlene Sayre, vice president would not have to go outside to The duplex has lately been the "We have laid proper ro Food and Drug Administration, at 4 ^ In previous years, commune there, ended with a of Phillips, said the commune return to their halls, scene of other protests. On the community and we p.m. Tuesday in 110 sleep - in by Snyder men in the meeting ended at 11:30 p.m., "It began as a spontaneous Friday, about 40 students staged their support," said CooL students have been seated on the Anthony Hall. Phillips lobby. the time that doors between the movement for a free sit-in in the cafeteria to protest "The playing fields a community knows thatM the lack of and quality of board is unrepresentative tooj the food. needs." you Vaughn to cnurch Vietnam war State Rep. Jackie Vaughn, D-Detroit, will speak at an anti Vietnam war lecture sponsored by the Student Mobilizatioil a wizard &Srld Committee Friday, 2:45 p.m., 108B Wells Hall. I Charles Larrowe, professor of economics, and Sam Riddle oil the Black Liberation Front will also speak at the meeting which■ will be followed by a rally at Beaumont Tower. need a better tomorrow. Help in lifting invention by us — even high enough jig YAT WAH man ... to touch God. The Trinitarians Restaurant Garrison, Maryland 21055 on any order of two complete [ THIS dinners, the lower priced dinner I COUPON will be 1 /A nrr I Good After I I IlrF Re3ular I 4p.rn.M-Th. a Bell. Ul 1 I Thru April YAT WAH RESTAURANT DID TAXES TAKE A If the taxes are all paid and there's not BIG BITE? on the unpaid balance. That's a true enough left, don't fret. "Instant Cash" is waiting at your credit union. annual interest rate of just 12 'u Credit Borrow up to $5,000 on life and disability insurance is included nature and arrange a your sig¬ at no additional cost. And the interest repayment sched¬ you pay is subject to a refund at the ule to fit your budget. Use convenient end of the year. Last year's interest payroll deduction for painless repay¬ refund rate was 10%. ment. Cost? Just To get back in the black fast, phone one percent per month for "Instant Cash" today. MSU EMPLO 1019 Trowbridge Rd.. Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday . Phone 3532260 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 14, 1970 summary NEWS Odyssey edges closer SPACE CENTER, Houston and (AP) — Mission Control crawl inside the moon Fred W. Haise Jr. are to Mission Control ordered the lander, test as a precaution The problem was fixed, but a was to caused when moon temperature in hydrogen tank in the electrical A gravitational tug of between the earth and the war engineers ordered two Apollo against any engineers want to make certain moon astronauts Monday to check a Aquarius, for a general unplanned system dipped top low. A heater ends at 5:02 a.m. Tuesday when pressure build up. the tank is still all right. A capsule iummary of tha day's «vant> from our wire Mtvicw. remote possibility that helium to inspection. They were directed Helium came on automatically and Apollo 13 enters the moon's activate the craft's electrical pressure, which is used The astronauts reported earlier to force propellent into the solved the problem, they said. influence. pressure has built too high in the they had been jarred awake system and to check on the descent Apollo 13 is so accurately on The moon landing craft. rocket engine of the spacecraft's speed has pressure level in a super - cold during the night by the shriek of its path to the moon officials Astronauts James A. Lovell Jr. helium tank. moon lander, rose unexpected a master alarm. steadily dropped since it started before Apollo 13 was launched canceled a course correction coasting toward the moon as it Space officials said the alarm Monday and Lovell and Haise struggled to overcome the "Any attempt to subordinate IN WASHINGTON will use the time saved to move into Aquarius three hours earlier gravitational shackles of earth. the great universities of this than planned. But as Apollo 13 breaks into country to social goals for which The the gravity dominance of the 15-ton spent rocket, they are ill - designed and ill equipped can only result in tragic losses to both these institutions • Team studies which started Apollo 13 toward the moon Saturday, will crash on the moon with the force of 11 tons of TNT. moon, it will pick up speed until it is traveling at about 5,300 miles an hour when it starts curving around the back of the and the nation." By THE UPI representatives from Michigan, The impact is expected to send Gov. William G. Milliken Ontario, Ohio and the federal clock weekend. testing operation this ""'.".."I" T'.j'1'" problem Increased. ,he a shuddering shock through the The astronauts will Vice President government. disappear Spiro Agnew - announced Monday that a seven The problem surfaced last moon and gouge a 100 to behind the moon, One of the points agreed on at - losing radio man delegation from Michigan 120-foot * month when Canadian water cracter. A seismic contact with earth, at about will meet in that A statement released Washington today meeting was that by the officials impounded thousands device left on the moon by 7:24 p.m. Tuesday. to urge federal authorities to participants would "urge all Agriculture Dept. said the Dept. of pounds of Apollo 12 will record the shock, Apollo 13 will reappear from first tipped off to a commercially - International News head a multi - state of sources of investigation respective federal bodies to initiate actions to investigate was potential mercury hazard on which caught fish from Lake St. Clair sending data back to scientists at Mission Control. behind the moon at about 8:03 mercury and other were suspected of contimination of sources of March 27 but took no action the Great mercury dangerous mercury levels. IA Soviet nuclear attack submarine apparently sank in Lakes. contimination in all states and .j Atlantic off Spain last weekend, the Pentagon Milliken has set a ban on provinces." lire* The Iported Monday. The United States denied any fishing in Lake St. Clair as a Michigan delegation jivolvement. IA Defense Dept. spokesman said a Navy patrol plane "precautionary measure" until test are conducted to determine mercury levels in fish. will include: Sen. Rockwell, Rep. Tom Anderson, B. Dale Ball, Director of the Gordon Co uncil protests lotted the Soviet submarine on the surface in apparent Meeting with the Michigan Dept. of Public Health, Ralph ■stress Friday. Other flights over the area reported two team will be Nils A. Purdy of the water resources loviet ships attempting to tow the sub. ■ On Sunday morning, the sub was gone and only two director of the Intergovernmental Relations. Boe is co - Office Boe, commission of and James Kellogg, the governor's executive ordinator of federal assistant for programs and Q. Viet-war money |1 slicks remained, possible evidence of a ruptured - state relations in the Vice policies. The ibmarine. President's office. In a related Lansing Area Peace The protestors object to 70 development Council will sponsor a tax fast per cent of their income tax Monday, ■The head of Uruguay's police intelligence was machine Other federal officials attending the conference will Agriculture reported that its the Dept. of and a picket demonstration in money supporting the Vietnam *&ROTHC^ j I gunned to death in Montevideo Monday, and include representatives from the testing lab will issue a report Dept. of Health, Education and soon' on its study of mercury front of the Federal Wednesday to protest using Building war instead of helping to feed the poor in the United States. Tiow i & Lthorities began searching for a left-wing terrorist taxpayer's money to pay for the .. , Welfare, Interior and the State contamination in fish from Lake machine. SlTTlN HERE. IN MY i Joup believed to have killed six other policemen since Dept. St. Clair and the St. Clair River. war Following the meeting, the demonstrators will picket the krinki-£ SHOE BY - lily. Milliken said the Washington The Dept. released preliminary The fast will be at noon at the Federal Building in Lansing. ■intelligence Chief Hector Moran Charquero hit by meeting was designed as a follow results Saturday and said further Westminister latina5. rwes you was results "are anticipated" from Presbyterian ■ wave of bullets as he drove through a Montevideo - up to the conference he Church, 743 N. Logan, Lansing. The WANTA CHS-W A t . Lansing Area Peace lsidential district on his way to work. initiated in Toronto Friday with the Department's round - the - Anyone who wishes participate will be asked to to Council coordinates Lansing G-RAPE.BVT I CANTO ■Police believe he was killed by guerrillas of the abstain from lunch and instead organizations interested in YELLOW PRUNES FLY < ' lipamaros organization which Charquero promoting peace. For more INTO TH£ WALLOP/ lush. was trying to Ad Bldg. fir contribute $2 to the breakfast program at the West Side Action Center. information about the fast and demonstration, or for a ride call CATSUPjSOFTU.. BE IT NOT AN 332-1425 or 355-6058. tour Viet Cong rockets plunged into the heart of £&6 OF TODAYS] ligon just before midnight Monday, missing by a few concern for The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State SEASONS. DUM* BE Jocks the U.S. Embassy and President Nguyen Van A fire broke out on the west smoke detector system was in University, is published every class day during four school A fcieu's official residence. side of the Administration Bldg. terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. i use. Subscription rate is $14 JFour persons were killed and 38 wounded in the Monday causing no damage to President Wharton stopped by per year. lack which sent one of the rockets into a crowded the building but some concern to ask fire officials about Member Associated Press, United Press |eater. over the newly installed heat possible smoke damage to the International, B /*MOM. Inland Daily Press Association, Associated ^ National News detector system. building which houses his office. Collegiate Press, FRi.-M-aMlDNiTeV florida Gov. Claude Kirk took his pupfl bussing fight* An East Lansing Fire spokesman said two trucks Dept. Gingrich said the smoke detector system was so sensitive Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, United States Student Press Association. \F ?/ Tul,»'l* ■TMUR. SAT.-10-5:30 LET IT 8£!> (court Monday while Manatee County school officials responded to the fire at 2:45 that it once set off an alarm Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Ipared the federal integration plan Kirk blocked for p.m. The fire, confined to the from the smoke of a passing Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Ire than a week. trash bin of the out before 3 p.m. building, was motorcycle. He said that both smoke and Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, THE firk filed two briefs with the U.S. 5th Circuit Court Sam Gingrich, University fire Michigan. heat detectors are used in Appeals in New Orelans and said "we are on our way Ivictory for all the school children of this nation." safety officer, said the heat from the fire was not strong enough different parts of the building. However, the smoke detector Phones: POL. SCIENCE Editorial 365-8252 lore * than 200 persons sitting at * * banquet tables in a to activate the detector system. nearest the fire failed to activate Gingrich said the heat detector Monday. He said electricians are Classified Advertising Display Advertising 355-8255 353-6400 MAJOR SAID Ik system was installed Monday adjusting that detector so that it Business-Circulation from the White House raised their across fer Monday in a toast to peace. glasses of because of the rash of false alarms which came when the will activate future. on less smoke in the Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 DICTATORIALLY: : was a nonlunch, for all they had was water, an jpty plate and a paper napkin. It was the beginning of lionstrations this week to protest the Vietnam war K the use of tax money to perpetuate it. J federal district court judge in Boston summoned i Atty. Edmund Dinis to a hearing on the terms of ■ agreement with a professional court stenographer Jd for thetheMary Jo Kopechne inquest. latest of several moves attempting to fcse the transcript which the stenographer claims is Michigan News Itephen C. Miller, a Birmingham banker, announced Jiday he will not seek the Democratic nomination for lernor, ending a brief, well-financed push for party Tport. pie 41-year-old Miller said business commitments pent him from seeking the nomination. |er'ngsaidthehe had been "exploring the possibility" of nomination to oppose republican Gov. liam G. Milliken, who is expected to run for lection. # * * Before you pack away your winter clothes have them cleaned |S. Secretary of iking in Detroit Commerce Maurice H. Stans "nesses had made announced Monday commitments to provide 62 that 35 drop off dry cleaning [ness opportunities for members of minority groups Pe Detoit area. fe program is part of a Nixon Administration 45C per pound Jonalof effort ■ce to build black capitalism through the 1 Skirt Minority Business Enterprise (OMBE). 45< k at a news conference that the business 1 Sweater 45< jortunities would include perships, food and such things as auto automotive franchises and fng I stores. ♦ * * 1 Pair of Slacks 45< MILLER Pje Sen. Basil Brown, D-Highland Park, said We love active people MAKES IT RIGHT! K P a.^i teeheto was hold asking the Senate Conservation . . . active people love us! hearings in Wayne and Macomb" SEND US l,les t0 determine the extent of mercury pollution 3 Great Locations For Your Convenience YOUR fhp Pair and tlle Detroit River. AD-VERBIAL 1 t ^ i ,mot've has been sufficient for industry to 1 - 213 Ann Str**t PUNS ABOUT fcnahi disregarcl f°r public waters and for the 2 - Corner of Harrison & Wilson Road COLLEGE t e use of public waters by our citizens and in 3 - NorthwinH Dr. Facing Yankee Stadium Plaza MAJORS. T Casel.tlle Public representatives in government ,? 11 to ignore or to excuse this rape of our ■'By, Brown said. litie ■ Cunningham (Don Cailliez) play, nor does it provide a great and light TECHNICOLOR*® Id a good deal of time at evening in the theatre, but it is on stage, transferred it to 1965 England. and yt. sometimes an interesting effort, I typewriters, in reality they especially poignant to anyone As the result of a blown fuse in a iminilimi n the analyst's couch, and who has Kensington flat, the players Based on (he Novel "THt ADVtNTURtHS" ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS performed it a perform as if they were in total byHAROLD R0BB1NS PANAVISION* • COLO* Ireen 1u a iuu Splash won i" • 7:00 P.M. & 9:20 P.M. 2:15-5:30-8:45 ENDS TUESDAY! ALL COLOR PROGRAM 6 GRANDMA'S If ACADEMY AWARDS! * MEIRO GaWWN MAYER wchronized AOWOPONTIPBOOUCTON DAVID LEANS FILM Jchronized fcrary, will Splash, MSU swimming present its 50th 30 women. after which al water show this weekend. accepted and work began on the show. Try new - outs for the honorary were held in the fall, pledges were members and are worn on a basic swimsuit. Mrs. Barch explained that not too much is known about the HELD OVER! y 1$**''%£L HONEY 1900 E. Kalamazoo Fn doctor zhuago ALSO ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! Best Supporting Actor - Jack AJbertson THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES' ; show, "Great Shakes — early days of Green Splash. 1:40-4:15-7:00-9:30 lEvening with Shakespeare," "The water show is part of the Some photographs do remain, (scheduled for 8 p.m. pledge activities, and after it is taken when the show was sday, Friday and Saturday over, presented in the FREE DELIVERY ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS the pledges will be the Women's I.M. upper pool of ACADEMY j |2 p.m. Sunday in the lower initiated," Mrs. Barch said. 1 of the Women's I.M. Bldg. Bldg. Tickets for the show are $1 . I AWARD ■99c bftui«L 'REGULAR BOX3 3 pCS. chicken. Choice of slaw, baked beans, fries. $ .991 All costumes for the show r NOMINATIONS PCS. chicken. Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Cole f e script, written by Charles were made by the Green Splash and can be purchased in the including JUMBO BOX Slaw, Biscuits. 5 pes. chicken. Mashed Potatoes, Gravy and i Union or at the door. $1,801 1 of the Engiish Dept., is 1. Cole Slaw Best Picture f i several Shakespearean Best Actor Best Actress chicken (Serves 3 to 4) $2.55| The 12 routines include chicken, Gravy and Biscuits. • ;. $4.10| \\\i.rms\i.vs yj\ns2rr Richard |0| \ s from "The Merry Wives "HAS THAT YOUTHFUL (Ser o 7) JWindsor," "Ophelia" and ACCENT WHICH PLACES IT IN A |sbeth." Burton LEAGUE WITH ZEFFIRELLI'S Schedule of Delivery Hours DALMATIANS! all 'ROMEO AND JULIET.'" ; are the performers members of Green this Genevieve -John Mahoney, FM and Fine Arts Mag. ; several male swimmers Bujold Small Pizza Phone: 372-7125 or 372-7126 for delivery AJso .. . Disney's ■featured in a routine on "AN INSTANT CLASSIC..." if busy, dial: 484-4471 or 484-4472 "THE ONE AND ONLY GENUINE, porable Shakespearean HalWallis ORIGINAL ....... FAMILY BAND" The men's diving ^nnerf I will also present a comedy A PERFECT MOVIE... RICHARD Ine during the show. Teen Splash, coached by Joan instructor in health, $1.00 tfje Diousano Vay§ BURTON, CHARMING, ROMANTIC. GENEVIEVE BUJOLD, FLIRTY. THEY'RE GREAT TOGETHER!" :al education and ■Cosmopolitan Magazine lation, has a membership of Next: Elliott Gould in "M-A-S-H" R reviews LET US pon landing 1/ NASA color film on last f mission of Apollo 12 will Jown ■ nesday ftarium. at 4 p.m. today and at 30-minute documentary Abrams ENTERTAIN 2 s an eye - witness review ( second, manned lunar J»g in the Ocean of Storms [foe T"'ssion is Surveyor 3 spacecraft. free. yftOGIftM INFflRMATinw YOU price on all drinks for the female sex Whether in leisure reading or serious drinking, M.S.U. students spent TONIGHT $16,000,000 during the 1968-69 academic entertainment, sell it to the students in the State News. Call 353-6400 for year. If your service is further information. GIRLS' NITE at the $dk> 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 14, SPORTS '970 Batsmen By GARY WALKOWICZ at Albion today, EMU here Wed. Big Ten play also involves playing consecutive doubleheaders, Phil's better hitter than he's shown which putk right and the third hit was a grounder right at Vary at third that „_w. a so far.' Executive Sports Editor a severe strain on a team's pitching staff. These four took a bad hop over his head. The Spartan hitting isn't confined to these six either Sh The MSU baseball games wifi give MSU coaches Danny Litwhiler and Frank ■ team gets a taste of what Big Ten Pellerin George Petroff and second baseman Whitey RettenmunH an idea of how their staff can stand up to the test. "Except for the first and last innings, Rick was real sharp. The ttst°pB competition will be like when they take on Albion and Eastern producing hits in MSU's eighth - inning rally Michigan in back - to - back doubleheaders today and Wednesday. Righthanders Larry Ike and Kirk Maas are scheduled to pitch long layoff between starts may have hurt his timing a little, but run State. - aMi80"1*! Today's twinbill is at Albion, while the Spartans will open the today, while Phil Fulton and Rick Kreuger, who gained victories except for a few mistakes he pitched a fine game." Saturday's spurt raised the Spartan team average to oo, BnstN| against Ball State Saturday, are set to hurl the home Spartan bats were also quite active against Ball State as the I home season Wednesday against EMU at 2 p.m. on Kobs Field. will have to rely upon its opener. MSU team batted .383 for the day's work. The Spartan coaches plan 16 games. 0 297 aft, ■ bullpen, led by Bob Clancy, for any It'll be a struggle to retain that pace against relief work in the next two days. on keeping the same lineup intact for this week's games. "We'll stay with this lineup as long as we continue going well however, as each team possesses good pitching. Albion and pi. I IM SOFTBALL SCHEDULE The Fulton - Kreuger duo pitched well against Ball State. Eastern has only two regulars batting over .300. | and everyone is hitting," Pellerin said. "It looks like Rich Pellerin said. Fulton Vary came within three outs of a no-hitter and has won himself the third base job with his bat. With him in there strong mound work to fashion a 11-3 record for the They relief I TUESDAY, APRIL 14 finally surrendered a run, too. Kreuger looked strong in the year Main Fields 5:30 p.m. middle innings, but needed relief we can send up six hitters in a row who are capable of getting a Against MSU, the Hurons will utilize either righthand help in the eighth to gain the 1 Ballantine - Bayard 2 Woodbridge - Worthington 1 Egypt. Army 2 Wolverine - Worst - Tumble Bu| 7-5 win. "Phil pitched a real good game and could have big hit anytime." Four of those six are batting at least .351, led by Boyce's .455. f»linio Kuhnie r>y cnnlhnawt Tom Rnrkert or southpaws Tom Burkert or .lomi unbeaten for the year and have ERA's of nr 1/ Jerry Kramer. 0.31, 0.00 ... "Ill ^1 3 Brinkley " Brutus and 3 S Spot - Brewery had a no-hitter 4 Road Runner - C.W. Moss 4 Wooster - Woodward with a little luck in the seventh," Pellerin said. Only John Dace (.298) and Phil Rashead (.259) are below .300, respectively. 5 6 Pak "The first hit was but this pair is quite capable of hitting .300. 5 Stalag 17 - Sultans - Brougham a grounder right down the first base line. It kicked 6 Regent St. Gang - MAC Roaches 6 Hand People - Pot. Ones up chalk all "Dace could be hitting .400 right now the way he's been the way down. Hie second hit was a broken bat hitting 7 Baal - Bawdiers 7 Outhouse - Hobbit single into short the ball," Pellerin said. "The hits just aren't falling for him 8 Pooner - Satyr 8 Satans - Setutes right JEFF ELLIOTT 9 Hustlers - Pheromones 9 War, Inc. • Engineer. (F) 10 Emo - Chaos 10 spyder - Snark 8:50 p.m. BEATS LITTLER BY 5 1 Cold Turkey - Good, Bad 1 Zoo - Bearcats 2 Mistakes - Barney's Boys Training program Casper wins Masters title 2 Rand. Var. - FWC 3 B.F.'S - Everybody's Fav. 3 Brewmasters - Denny's D 4 Fughs - Vet. Med. 4 Zodiaz - Train 1 McCoy • McKinnon to help 'S' East Campus Fields 5:2 2 Fenian - Felch AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) — baked Augusta national course For his victory, the 38 - year - the course in hot sunshine, was 11 Feemales - Felony 3 McBeth - McLaine With all the injuries which plagued last 12 McDuff - McNab 4 Domino's Terrace Flam - Two-time U.S. Open Champion while Littler, who had played old Casper, one of three golfers almost over as soon as it began squad, something had to be done year's football before the 1970 I 5 Hubbard 9-10 Billy Casper finally added a sub-par golf on each of the ever to win more than a million seas< 14 Holocaust - Hole Masters green coat to his huge as Casper leaped into a four - got under way. And the MSU coaching staff felt the be previous four days, had a dollars, earned $25,000 more stroke lead on the first four 15 Hubbard 11-12 collection time to start on a program was right after the of golf trophies 2-over-par 74. and that green coat that had holes with some great recovery dismal 4-fi I IM Bowling Monday when he crushed his The two had finished the eluded him for so long. Littler, shots and dead season of last year. - eye putting, So winter term, two Spartan trainers — Clint long - time friend and California regulation 72 holes of the 34th who had been making a similar The stony Robinson - faced Casper, and Jerry Kimbrough - conducted a one credit neighbor, Gene Littler, by five Masters Sunday with matching 9 unsuccessful effort since first HPR course Alleys 6:00 p.m. strokes in an 18-hole playoff. golfs "Player of the Year" in concerned with physical conditioning. The 1 - 2 Bombers - Big I - under - par 279s, one stroke coming here in 1954 as the 1966 when he made up seven class, which met three times a week for an hour a day, 3 - 4 Bottom of the Casper, who failed by one ahead of South Africa's Gary defending U.S. amateur strokes in the fourth round to spent 30 minuteson Owen Bombers stroke of gaining his first Masters Player who lost his chance to champion, weight lifting and 30 on physical conditioning - got a $17,500 win the U.S. open and again in calisthenics and running. flexibility Alleys 8:30 p.m. title last year, made good on his join them in the playoff by consolation prize. ' 1 1-2 R.J. Buggsey - 1968 when he won a record Robinson and Kimbrough both agreed that the 14th try by shooting a missing a seven - foot putt on 3 - 4 Impressions - / Monday's playoff before a $205,000, wasted no time taking was a success. program I' 3-under-par 69 over the sun - the final hole. huge gallery that swarmed across command. "I was mainly in charge of the weight - lifting program" He put his approach shot at Robinson said. "We tried to improve everybody's total the first hole three feet from the body strength, not just one area. Some of the guys made cup and sank the putt for a remarkable improvements. birdie that put him 1-up. He The class, which was open to all MSU Multiple hooked into a gully in deep students, contained nearly 60 football players as well as a few non woods at No. 2 but made a nice Robinson said Roger Callard, a senior defensive - players. recovery shot and went 2-up back increased his body strength 75 per cent. Others when Littler, obviously feeling signaled out as showing noticeable the pressure of his first - ever improvement were Joe DeLamilluire a freshman candidate, and senior halfback Earl Anderson! playoff in 17 years of pro golf, Head MSU Football Coach Duffy missed a 12-footer and took a Daugherty says the players who took part in the class will definitely benefit bogey. from it. Monday's victory was a "I didn't require any players to take the Choice personal triumph for Casper who class," he commented, "but certainly those that did appear to be a lot was the third round leader in both the 1969 Masters and this. stronger and may have an advantage when we open spring drills Tuesday. Casper lost to George Archer by "We've never taken that much time in the past to a stroke last year and failed to concentrate on conditioning because there is so little time win this year in regulation play in the spring and so much we want to get across to the when a 10-foot putt on the final hole hit the cup and spun out. players. But with the winter program and a heavier He had tried to play it safe in emphasis on conditioning during the spring drills, we hope to cut down on injuries." 1969 and didn't have enough This spring, before each practice lead on the final day to offset a session, the trainers will What career at RCA fits your talents? (Please turn to page 9) take over and put the squad through a rugged half hour of special exercises. Gayle Robinson, head trainer, will be in charge of the 30 minute conditioner, stressing isometrics, We would like to running and concentrating on total body fitness. give you a People of all kinds—for we MSU handball No less than 15 players will be on the sidelines when simple answer—but we can't. are a diverse, people- Daugherty blows the whistle for the first practice today. Business embraces such a wide oriented corporation. It's his hope that the winter programs and the new diversity at RCA that it's We believe in the meeting set drills will help rehabilitate the cripples and keep everybody spring "learning i else healthy. impossible to cover even the society" and social ■ There will be an organizational "We want to get the players in major areas. meeting of the MSU Handball tip top shape," Daugherty responsibility. The problems Club on Wednesday night. The said. "If they're in shape during spring practice it should You might be working with of the next 30 years of this carry over into the summer when they begin their summer urban problems or helping the meeting will be held at 7:30 schedule workouts because our century are responsibilities p.m. in 215 Men's IM Bldg. spring drills run so late American Indian find his we all share. A (May 16). movie of national rightful place in Daugherty also announced that the squad will practice our society. We would like to talk with tournament play will also be Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday for the next Or, you could be involved shown. you—it may open your eyes to five weeks, concluding their spring drills with the annual in cash flow analysis; world¬ Everyone interested in just how satisfying a business handball and Green White game in Spartan Stadium - May 16. wide especially those planning reports; career can be. Your major interested in club membership Only the week of May 4-9 will the Spartans vary from performance reports; problem may be making a are invited to attend. (Please turn to page 9) operations research; choice. management information Get in touch with your systems—perhaps areas that don't even know about yet. In Personnel you could be we College Placement Director or write directly to RCA College Rozelle penalizes Miami Relations, Dept. T, Cherry working with people; training Hill, Camden, New Jersey and education programs; labor relations; or psychology. 08101. We not only believe in equal for tampering with Shula Take Marketing, for opportunity employment— NEW YORK (UPI) - Football him with the Colts. instance. Have you ever we practice it. move from head coach of | Commissioner Pete Rozelle "After thought of the possibilities of thorough discussion Colts to head coach of charged Monday that the Miami with all parties a new global satellite concerned," Dolphins. system Dolphins were guilty of Rozelle said, "this office has "2. By beginning ' designed to benefit civilization tampering in their signing of concluded that the Dolphins . here on earth? The future of former Baltimore coach Don were in violation of the constituted direct iniijj Shula, and he awarded Miami's negotiations, without t education systems? Services? first round choice in the 1971 tampering provisions of the contacted the Colts, Whatever your choice, you league's rules and policies National Football League draft three counts: on conforming to Shula will be working with a unique to the Colts. interest in hiring him and "1. By permitting a third Shula, the head Baltimore party acknowledging that ownen1 group of human beings. — not an employe of NFL coach since 1964, signed a team an would be part of m - with their full Miami contract Feb. 18. One of employment agreement. his assistants, Don knowledge to initiate contract "3. By failing to make McCafferty, with Shula and indicate later was elevated to succeed possible contact with the Coltownewl terms, including ownership, to or management until Feb. the day the hiring of Shula* BASEBALL STANDINGS announced." .J Rozelle said that neither b L nor the Dolphins informed® American National Colts of their their negotiations un»j preliminary discU®*! EASTERN DIVISION already had begun. When EASTERN DIVISION requested permi88'0" w L PCT. GB negotiate, it was granted by _ ... Baltimore DETROIT 5 * 1 - Philadelphia St. Louis % \ pCT. GB Baltimore front office Feb. • , Washington 3 , -600 - 3 New York "However," Rozelle «pJJ New York - 3 3 .400 2'/i Pittsburgh 1 .600 _ "rules and policies of the % Cleveland * 2 .400 2Vi Chicago \ .600 _ are clear in insistingthata 4 I - .333 3 Montreal -2S0 l'/j . .200 2 telephone call be made , WESTERN DIVISION employer by a p«*J| L PCT. GB employer for permission Cincinnati San Francisco 5 2 .714 _ negotiating discussions 4 2 San Deigo .667 Vi place." , on I Kansas City 2 .333 3V4 Atlanta I 500 1 Vi Rozelle concluded: k ^ Oakland 1 .250 3 Yi Houston I * .500 -500 iy, conclusion of this office Chicago 1 Los IVt .167 4*4 Angeles S .167 circumstances »' j 3V, employment by the Do'P ^ Don Shula constituted vio» Monday's Results: Monday's Results: of these rules 30(1 Milwaukee at Oakland, night San Francisco at Atlanta, night ^_ Kansas City at Minnesota, rained o San Diego at Cincinnati, night Disciplinary action has ■ (Only games scheuled) Los Angeles at Houston, night taken under applicable ^ I (only games scheduled) of the constitution ■ Today's Games: Milwaukee at Oakland, night Today's Games: provides that such Chicago at California, night Pittsburgh at New York involve the forfeiture I Kansas City at Minnesota Cleveland at DETROIT Philadelphia at Chicago choices." t I Washington at Baltimore, night Montreal at St. Louis, night The NFL refused to I New York at Boston tUn ^andsCO San Diego at at Atlant.,nigh> the name of the third paW ^ I Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night reportedly initiated I Houston, night between the Dolphins and I i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 14, 1970 SPORTS 9^ tUGHEl »US m FRESH USOA Spring grid drills open today Grade sreyrFK J Ktate By MIKE MANLEY News Sports Writer which will be minus eight starters, six linemen and two said Triplett will likely work at both quarterback and flanker. will be Piro, linebacker Bob NCAA 60-yard champ as a WHOLE 28C backs. The MSU coach has done Walerowicz, Anderson, tackle flanker next fall. It a difference a year-and considerable juggling of his Also in line for the signal - Scott calling post are future juniors entire Miltenberger (for the Gary Boyce, the Spartan's Vfeats - have had on the fcistic, usually effervescent I Daugherty, as he prepared " personnel in hopes of filling the vacant positions. Gary Nowak, a defensive end Steve Piro and Dan Werner and sophomore to be Dan Moniz, - Brad Van Pelt, and - Elst spring), Nicholson, Van and Kutschinski. safety Another missing Tom place kicker for the past two years, will also miss the spring drills. Boyce is holding down Large Turkey Drumsticks 28c d his MSU team into its last year, Jim Nicholson, a George person will be sprinter Herb center field for the MSU baseball tight Mihaiu. Piro will be held out of Ining E , 12 Spring practice session end, and Gary Van Elst, a tight today. months ago, on the end and linebacker, are all moved to offensive tackle this being contact this spring to let his knee completely recover from Washington, who is with the team and coach Danny Litwhiler Roast-Rite Small Turkeys (6 - 8 lb. average) 49< last fall's operation. | of spring practice, the I irishman began forecasting I things for his MSU team spring. Speedy halfback Allen is shifting to flanker and Errol Roy is moving from center Eric If he had to start the today, Daugherty would open with Trlplett at season Eckrich's Sliced Bologna 89< Ito watch his Spartans finish to guard. When and If his injured Ron Slank at fullback, freshman quarterback, 1 a very mediocre 4-6 record. knee is sound, Tommy Love, the Jesse Williams at tailback and this spring, Daugherty team's leading ground gainer two Allen at flanker. Uses, things are going to be years ago at a sophomore, will Earl Anderson, a speedy Kent. There will be none of be moved to defense. junior who sat out last year with a knee fugual optlmlim that hat he Duffy'* trademark over On defense, safety Is moving Jay Brealln to middle llnebaoker Injury, was Daugherty's choice JOY Keiri. V There will be no rolling off hi. and Gary Parmentler, a fullback to open spring drills at tailback but he suffered a slight Injury Ice Oven • Fresh last year until h« was Injured, will shift to linebacker. •katlng recently and will be held out of contact work for LIQUID ("plenty of hard work, a while. \ Ml hard work Daugherty li also hoping beglna today spring drills will hold the anawer continue until May 16, to his quarterbacklng problems. Along the offensive line, Daugherty will open the spring Sandwich Bread with Qordle Bowdell and Frank Lloni In all. Lf among Daugherty'a who Right now senior Bill was moved to Trlplett, flanker Butler at end, Gary Nowak and Vic Mlttelberg at tackle, Mike 48° (1 % Lb. Irm this iprlng will be half-way through last ldlng his offensive unit will get season, first call. But Daugherty Tobln and Errol Roy at guard and Tom Beard at center. 29IC Loaf) Beard is the only starter returning among the group. with $5.00 food lick men In addition to many new faces purchase) on offense, Daugherty will Install a slightly different offensive attack, using less of the "veer option" that he Buckeye introduced last spring. a win "There Is no magic formula to good offense," he said, "you with execution. We are Del Monte Spring Garden Sale By RICK GOSSELIN going to have a basic, fundamentally strong team that State News Sports Writer runs hard and blocks well. That's Fruit Cocktail ie MSU lacrosse team felt the wrath of a more not to say we won't be using experienced I State squad Saturday leyes. lio and submitted to a 13-0 crush by the State clinched the game at only 2:21 of the first period, Ti Warren Galvin drilled the first of thirteen shots past Spartan any veer option but it will be only a part Another of our total offense." chief Daugherty this spring will be to aim of Del Monte Peas Corn whole kernal 19( lender Billy Hermann. Galvin was not satisfied with one goal, eliminate "beating ourselves." - or cream style r, and proceeded to chalk up six more marks before the He said the Spartans have lost I ended. seven or eight games over the Ill's Askerberg was able to find the range on three of his past two years because they beat H, while Tom Monson, Mark Johnson and Mark Sheehan each themsleves with costly mistakes. Pineapple - Grapefruit Drink (cted a solo score. Over the course of the game, Hermann id aside 19 Buckeye shots. MSU will open spring drills without 15 players who will miss pink or regular 46 oz. 25* I the other end of the field, three Ohio State goalies, led by either all or part of the ■r Chris Abeles, handled five Spartan shots workouts. Promising freshman A worried look already? flawlessly. ■scoring by periods, Ohio State burned the Spartans for four running back James Bon, who MSU Head Football Coach In the first period, continued the blitz for seven goals in the Duffy was trying to get uniform casts a worried and concerned number 007, will miss all of next look during last year's fall d session and added a single goal in each of the last two is. season operation. Also following a disc the sidelines be casting the same look 1070 Saprtan football hopefuls. practice sessions. Daugherty today as spring drills open for the may Spartan Dinners Jb closest MSU came to getting on the scoreboard was at the Bf the third period as the Spartans put a shot past the OSU on Chicken • Turkey Beef ■ Mac. and Cheese ■ Into the net, fractions of a second after the period ended. Ills Is the finest Ohio State team I've seen since I've been I" Coach Turf Kauffman said. "We learned a lot In the game. ■ of the hardest things to do Is teach a midfielder to be Indiana rugby champions; plve conscious. Early In the game, our offensive mlndedness Heatherwood Skim Milk lus, but we were much better b Spartans will play their next match against the ■chigan In a return match In Ann Arbor Thursday. defensively In the second half, University und ersized Spartans eighth Indiana defeated Wisconsin The Spartan team, smallest in game with Wisconsin. Indiana H PLASTIC GALLON ' /$ J 00 Sunday, 11 - 3, to win the Big the eight • team field, lost Its scored a penalty kick in the first Ten Rugby Tournament, played first game to a large Iowa club, half, then came back with a try, over the weekend at the ig to 0. MSU held Iowa to a 5-0 the conversion and another ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A* University of Illinois. halftlme advantage, but the penalty kick to round out its The MSU club, playing Hawkeyes' size and superior attack. The Badgers scored a without its captain and Its kicking broke the game open In penalty kick in the last minute Western Head Lettuce leading scorer, lost both of its the second half. of play for an 11-3 final tally. Saturday matches. a veteran Ohio State club beat Indiana entered the MSU 14-0 later Saturday and Hot House Tomatoes championship game following went on Saturday wins over Purdue, 16 defeating Illinois 8-5 in Sunday's to 6, and Michigan, 11 to 6. consolation to finish third, Masters game. Wisconsin had beaten Ohio State front nine 40 that 1< Kicking well in a strong cross - - and Iowa by 8-6 and 6-3 scores, wind, the heavier Hoosier far back to catch up. squad respectively. dominated the championship This year, deciding to gamble a little, he started with an even - par 72, four strokes back of first round leader Tommy Number of foul calls - Aaron, shot a 68 on Friday to close to j; one stroke back of second - 29c round co - leaders Littler and upsets Hawk's coach Bert Yancey, added another 68 Saturday to forge a stroke ahead i j : Asparagus ib. of Littler; and then had a fourth i round 71 to Littler's 70 to ATLANTA Hawks's fUPIl — Atlanta coach Richie Guerln nothing was done to him," Guerln complained. "I took up the Masters Into its first playoff put i Green Onions or Cello Red Radishes Incensed over the number of twholcl." of my players and got a since three - time champion Jack Nlcklaus last won here In 1966. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a* playoff loss Sunday to Los Anpeles, Monday threatened Our Every Day Low Record Prices Bye bye ball "blood tomorrow night" in the P group of Iowa and MSU rugby second playoff game. "If we are going to get called Stereo Records players are caught r nfl the ball leave the for those little fouls," Guerln OUR PRICE pack in their Big 10 tournament told a hastily called news | 5aturt,ay- MSU, in the while pants, lost 19-0. conference — then (Elgin) > Prescription lenses State News photo by Clark Ramm ground Baylor and (Jerry) West won't finish the series. There will be blood tomorrow night if that's * Complete selection of frames, $598 4« Elliott the way they want It." • Sunglasses 3» » The Lakers scored 10 less field Repairs while you wall (Continued from page 8) S4" goals than the Hawks Sunday in trSLedUi!; That week the squad will practice Monday, a 119-115 victory, but shot 60 Bator Opticians tool V/ day and Saturday. May 6 is the day that high free throws and made 47 of 1 schn *.y!uS 81811 the,r national letter of intent, indicating fc will iL y WiU attend ,n the fal>- Daugherty and his fcv of ®preadout through the country hoping to get as rhHe 1 I°D ?lav-eS ^ Dossible. them. Atlanta shot on 32 free throws. "We don't want any special treatment," Guerln continued. 303 Abbott (Next to State Theater) ED 2-5222 GOODRICH'S bed fcrdav tnTk i .last year'8 Saturday scrimmages were pub,ic» Daugherty may hold several "open" "We just want what the other SPARTAN guys get." . lsn>rt T1 ma^E ^or MSU students and faculty only. ' The hot - tempered Guerln all I suph i coach 881(1 he wou'd like to hold poesible but charged outright that Pith thrir wbere students and faculty could get officials Mendy Rudolph and Manny Sokol had "protected" I «wl0pe"in* spring practice, Daugherty also began Laker superstars Wilt luhertv E.ij . c°\? J,6' ear,y season predictions. (Last year y 881(1 the Spartans should be title contenders and Chamberlain, West and Baylor In »ve a an effort to force the National "We Give Gold Bond successful season. The team finished 4-6.) Basketball Association finals to Stamp*" i hie cfo, g Ashman was a little more conservative the Lakers' home court which le a few ents this year. At a luncheon Monday, he IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER seats 17,500 persons - 10,000 kid «eyes pop when he announced that he felt — and more than the outmoded Harrison at Trowbridge Ifour « Hy°ne there ~ that MSU would rank in "the coliseum where the Hawks play STEAK AND 4 . . . f or your average Between Spartan Village and le npuLl countfy next fall." But after a brief pause their home games. Cherry Lane Apartmant* fcrnent n u hunr,edly jotted down the quoteable "I heard Chamberlain curse everyday waiter hater I betD,7ffU? !rty reP,ied. "in h<"ne attendance." directly at an official and 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center [ y 8 ^n saving that one since last season. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 14 | STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Karen will be duty to calls from 5 on answer your pjn. to 7 p.m. Call 355-8255. classified The State News does not Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank ~ Scooters & Cycles Employment For Rent permit racial or religious discrimination in its SUZUKI 250x6, $350. Excellent BUFFERS AND polishers needed for WANT ADS will advertising columns. The condition. 332-3902 after 5 p.m. part time and possible full time. makeyi State News will not A3-4/14 Prefer some experience. Very CUTLASS 1965 convertible. 44,000 I accept advertising which miles. Real sharp. $925. Call Steve good pey. Ask for Bart, 484-5316. 355-8255""°' • AUTOMOTIVE 65 HONDA 250, $1.00 per cc, for discriminates after 6 p.m., 485-5585. A3-4/14 7-4/17 Scooters & Cycles against Auto Parts & Service religion, race, color or summer A3-4/14 scrambling. 351-1047. RIDING MASTER and/or assistant, Apartment* national FALCON 1964 wagon. Good Aviation origin. children's co-ed summer camp, condition. Radio, heater. HONDA 250 Scrambler. Rebuilt • June 17 to August 10, salary EMPLOYMENT $400/bett. 355-5879. A3-4/14 engine. Call 351-9592 anytime » Saturday. 4-4/17 open, call 351-1546. 5-4/17 FOR RENT FORD FALCON 1963. Automatic, apartments. Now Apartments Automotive new brakes, springs. Solid 1959 ARIEL square four ■ fully CASHIERS, USHERS and Houses Concession help for June 1st transportation. 337-1865. restored classic, low mileage, BARRACUDA 1966 Formula-S, New A3-4/14 opening. Applications will be Rooms many extra parts. WW|| flight teken Tuesday, Thursday, and brakes, clutch, exhaust, shocks. • FOR SALE Elliot, 351-0720. XA6-4/20 FORD 1963 Galaxie, V-8, automatic, suit included. $1,600. Doug, Friday. 1:30-3 p.m. MERIDIAN CAPITOL VILLA 332-2491.2-4/14 Animals new battery, waterpump. $185 FOUR THEATER, Merldien Mall. Mobile Homes BUICK LESABRE. Good best offer. 353-7021. A3-4/14 or 5-4/17 APARTMENT8 transportation. Best offer over • • PERSONAL PEANUTS PERSONAL $100. Call 677-9241, or see at Mason Texaco. 3-4/15 FORD green 1965 with 500-XL convertible, white top. Bucket WAITRESSES FOR full or part time shift. Experience preferred but Married, post-grads, bedroom apartments 1 W|| &'■ CB 350 Honda - 1969. 2,300 miles. »REAL ESTATE CAMARO, 1968 2-door hardtop. In seats, console shift, automatic, Never dumped. Call 489-0123. will train. Call THE POUR $150-$165. Near For information call CaM radio, heater, power steering, A5-4/15 HOUSE, Restaurant and Cocktail • RECREATION warranty. Excellent condition. power brakes. Raring to go for Lounge 646-2201 for • SERVICE 393-1089. A5-4/14 only $895. JOHNSON BUICK, 1 CUSTOM TRIUMPH, 48 cubic appointment. 5-4/17 332-5330 block west of 127 Expressway at Typing Service CAMARO RALLY Sport. Must sell, the Mason - Cedar exit. Phone Inches, lots of chrome, wild paint. GIRLS: WANT to have fun this OKEMOS Phone Charlotte, 543-1584 before AREA, on • TRANSPORTATION 4 speed, 350 cubic inch engine, 677-3551.3-4/15 summer? Be a camp counselor at a deluxe apartment noon. Jeff. 5-4/15 250 hp with spoilers. 372-4590. Perfect for two. • WANTED private girl's cemp. Needed: 33,'^ 5-4/20 FIAT 1968. 850 Spider convertible. English riding instructor, farm A5-4/15 DEADLINE Great car. Must sell. $1000. Auto Service & Parts animal girl, and swimming 1 P.M. one class day CAMARO power 1969 350 steering and brakes. Phone 355-5987. 5-4/15 'I've ZEBU h TAKING 0/5RY counselor. (21 years old and WSI) NEED 1 man fo7~4~..., apartment. 1 block , AT MEL'S re repair all foreign and Phone 517-588-2829. 4-4/17 from fi< before publication. Cancellations - 12 noon 393-0316. 2-4/15 MAVERICK, 1970 low mileage. Like PAY UK ,vmBOr W MPtRM American cars. If we can't fix it, it TELEPHONE SALES in the evening. 351-0877. TF ' new. Every option. Phone can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF one class day before CHEVROLET "64". Good 332-3881. A5-4/16 m/NTsem hbjpm w Pleasant voice. One male and one ONE OR two girls wanted for spring and/or tosubtl publication. condition, Phone new battery. $350. after 6 p.m., 489-1694. OCCIDENT Problem? Call female needed. Cell 351-8932 summer, Edge. Reduced rates! Call k«, R* KALAMAZOO STREET BODY between 12:30 - 2:30 only. TF PHONE 4-4/17 SHOP. Small dents 351-5608 from 5:30 - IO-OOs.1 to large 355-8255 CHEVY II, 1966, 6 cylinder, MGB 1968. wrecks. American and foreign STUDENT WITH art background for A5-4/14 PA| Green, excellent cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. sales position with local gallery. 1 day RATES automatic. green. Clean, low mileage, $650. 489-8810 or condition. Best offer. 351-3287. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C Phone 487-3569, 1 - 5 p.m. 4-4/17 711 BURCHAM. furnished apartments. Deluxe"^! $1.50 A5-4/16 Nowli*«r 372-6194.4-4/17 for Summer and Fall. 15c per word per day Phono MUSTANG GT 1968 390 4-speed. MASON BODY SHOP 812 East $3000. SUMMER opportunity. Train 9-9651 or 351-3525. TF 3 days $4.00 Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. 2 hours week|V now for exciting CHEVROLET, 1964, . .. step van. Good Only 20,000 13Y2C per word per day condition. $400. miles. Excellent Automotive Automotive Complete auto painting and fu" time vvork this summer. Car 489-5336. 5 days 13c per word per day $6.50 A5-4/14 throughout. 339-2753. 4-4/17 MUSTANG, 1967 3-speed, 6 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 black. Ri collision service. IV 5-0256. C necessary. interview. C Call 351-7319 for East 731 CHEVROLET NOMAD 1956, 348 very well, low mileage. $395. Lansing's Finest (based on 10 words per ad) cylinder, excellent condition. IV Aviation engine, excellent condition, 332-3436. 3-4/15 NIGHT MANAGER at Burger Chef Student Residence 2-5273 after 5:30 p.m. 3-4/16 $1000. Please call 645-7341. in St. John's. Experience not Peanuts Personals OLDSMOBILE 1960 4 door. Motor LEARN TO skydive with the MSU Now Renting for must be 2-4/14 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 mechanically necessary. $85 a week to start. MUSTANG 1970 Mach I, Yellow in excellent condition. Car needs Summer & Fall pre-paid. good. $795. Call Don 373-1214 or Parachute Club. Call Bob, 224-2226. 5-4/17 with black racing stripes. Has 351 work. $75 or best offer. Call after 641-6914. X-A5-4/15 355-8019, Ed, 332-1095. There will be a 50c service CHEVELLE 1966, 6 stick. Must sell cubic inch 4-barrel carburetor, 6 p.m. 332-0953. A5-4/15 PRICED A10-4/22 and bookkeeping charge if this ad is not paid within ■ for taxes. $600 cash. 351-0080 after 6:00. 2-4/15 steering, power disc brakes, radio, OLDSMOBILE, 1964 F85. 6 cylinder VOLKSWAGEN 1963, runs good, FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to PART TIME employment. Summer opportunities also available. FROM *60 TVV RESIDENT | good tires, first $300. Cell Automobile required. Phone THE •1, 2, 3 man/woman vacantia Goodyear polyglas tires, 7000 automatic. Excellent condition. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII one week. 351-6943. 1-4/14 SOCIETY CORPORATION ' Pool and Party Lounge CHEVELLE MALIBU 1965, V-8, miles. Save $1000 on this one. 355-4061. 5-4/17 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 351-5800. O Walk to Campus The State News will be automatic, excellent condition. JOHNSON BUICK, 1 block west $650,351-1291.3-4/16 of 127 Expressway at the Mason - PLYMOUTH 1969 white Sports VOLKSWAGEN 1968, fastback, red Sponsored resident parties responsible only for the - COOKS AND v Luxurious furniture, first day's incorrect Cedar exit. Phone 677-3551. Satellite. Red interior, buckets, air finish with radio, well cared for, Employment Mackinaw City for the Summer. appliances carpetinfjl 3-4/15 conditioning, automatic, power only $1,300. 484-6305. A3-4/14 insertion. Cooks, $2.50/hour. Waitresses, MODELS, RENTAL steering, 9200 miles. Sharp. FEMALE HOUSEKEEPER part VOLKSWAGEN $1.25 plus tips. Dorm available. MUSTANG 1967 , 6 cylinder, 3 $2375. 694-0947 evenings. 3-4/16 1964, engine time. $40 per week plus room and OFFICE OPEN overhauled. Good transportation Send complete resume, and recent speed. Radio, Heater. One owner. board. Live-in. Phone 351-6729. 2-7 MON.-FRI. CORTINA 1967'/a GT. Dark Green, PONTIAC CAT A LI N A $495. 484-3466. 2-4/15 photo of self to Larry Yax, Good condition. $875. Call 1962, 731 BURCHAM, Automotive AM.FM, rustproofed. Excellent convertible, 250 hp, automatic, Mackinaw City, Michigan. 5-4/16 882-3347.3-4/14 E, LANSING. condition. 484-5509. 3-4/15 power brakes and steering. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1967 rebuilt engine. FEMALE ROCK Group needs full PHONE 351-7212 ALFA ROMEO, 1962, recently MUSTANG, 1965, 280hp, 289 cubic 337-2051. A5-4/15 All papers. Immaculate. $1100, time musicians (guitar, organ, rebuilt. New Pirelli's, brakes. CORVETTE 1963 - 300 horsepower, inch engine, 4-speed. $1,200 or firm. 351-4571, Jim. A5-4/14 For Rent HASLETT/ALBERT, now drums). Send information, Delta Excellent condition. 353-8111. 4-speed, black with black interior, best offer. 646-6324. A5-4/14 PONTIAC. RED GTO. 1968 one girl for four girl a\ 3-4/15 Promotions, 352 Tuscola, Bay Completely furnished, utiIitinrtI 355-0575. 5-4/17 convertible, mint, factory ram-air, TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable, PS, Scooters & Cycles City, 48706. 892-5501. Out Of $8.50 per month Including stand. parking provided. $65/montti.I MUSTANG 1969 Sports roof automatic, polyglass, Sightl 4-4/17 337-2338. 2-4/14 351-2BBL standard, Acapulco 332-6686 after 6:00 p.m. Tom Call J.R. CULVER HONDA CO., blue. Quick sale price. 351-2032 A3-4/14 305, 1967. Good engine, 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East BUMP AND paint man needed for ONE OR two girl apartment, Bit must sell. $350. 351-6085, nights. A3-4/14 auto work Lansing. C from PORSCHE 911 European model 332-5035.2-4/14 part time and possible full time. Very good pay. Ask for campus. 351-0377,| 1965. Excellent condition. $3000 332-2916. A4-4/15 OLDSMOBILE 88 1961 4 door or best offer. 355-9774, 3-4/16 MOVE UP to pure powerl Kawasaki Bart, 484-5315. 1-4/14 REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, hardtop. Automatic, power washers, dishwashers, dryers, Mach III 500. (World NHRA 2 MAN, deluxe, air - conditioning,ll brakes, steering. Great FEMALE TELEPHONE interviewers freezers. Phone 627-2191 SUNBEAM champ) 12.2% mile. One for sale: blocks from campus. Sumnwrtl transportation. 337-0050. ALPINE, 1965, great needed 18 or over. Full or part ESCHTRUTH ELECTRIC 351-3921 after 5:30. 4000 miles, Fall leasing. $170. 3725U A 3-4/14 sports car. Excellent condition, near perfect condition. X3-4/15 time for a 4 week period. No COMPANY, Grand Ledge, 1-4/14 rebuilt engine. $975, Evenings: selling, good salary plus bonus. _jl89-1666LTF_ OLDSMOBILE 355-1094. 11-4/16 RENT A TV from a TV Company. 1965, four-door. Rapid promotion, experience CAPITOL, NEAR - clean it Good condition. $750. Call $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. preferred. 371-1358. 2-4/15 studios, quiet I ocatior TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1966. $500. NEJAC TV RENTALS. C 353-1336. A5-4/16 secretaries or coeds. Must sell today, 520 East CYCLE INSURANCE 3, 6, 12 month EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES for 372-4883. 6-4/16 Shiawassee, (rear) 489-9241. NEW G.E. PORTABLE and stands 1-4/14 policies, any cycle, any driver, Saturday night, and Sunday from 12 till 8 p.m. Apply Jack Tar rented only to MSU students and TWO OR three people n Compare our rates. For immediate Hotel personnel. 3-4/16 faculty. $8.84 monthly (Including apartment In house nea VOLKSWAGEN, 1968 Squareback. coverage, call the specialist, HENDRICKSON INSURANCE tax). STATE MANAGEMENT 352-6072 or 351-6573. AMWi AM/FM radio, sunroof, luggage LINE UP your Spring term CORPORATION, 444 AGENCY, 484-8173. X-A5-4/14 job now. Michigan rack. 393-6420. 3-4/15 Car necessary. Call 351-7319 for Avenue. 332-8687. C interviewee CAMPUS VIEW LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per 3 FULL TIME men needed, high pay. APARTMENTS t 526 Stoddard, after Sp.11 month, parts and service free, Call 371-1813, 9:30 a.m. 12:00 - option to buy. Call IV 9-5214. 1:30 - 4:00. C TE LETRONICS Across the street from INDUSTRIES. Williams Hall on Michigan Ave. University approved Peanut's a summer place Housing to TV RENTALS, - Sudents only. Low Supervised monthly and term rates. Call women students under 21. 484-2600 to reserve yours. Leasing this week for Fall Personal's UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C 1970. Call Today DID YOU know that even while you 332-6246 nun sleep Want Ads "own" are . . . working for you? Mother's Day CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS Half an em Guided missile 1. Poisonous tree 28. Cigar box Groove up to the 70's Love-In 5. 8. Had being Electric unit Sun 31. Imitated god It's a new age. 11. Missile 33. Kernel shelter 34. Corral A new way of apartment living that turns on all 12. Moose 35. the possibilities you expect- 13. Murmur shield 14. Greek market 37. Scholar Places for good times - place 39. Silvery Places for quiet times - 16. Alcoholic 41. Revers Places for friendly times beverage 42. Digit - 18. Happened 43. Diamond Bus sen/ice to and from campus this summer - 20. Pouts More than just an apartment, all the wonderful SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SUMMER FROM ONLY 21. Abraham's holder 45. Wise man 4. Sensitive nephew 46. City railways 1. Practical 5. Ourselves things you expect of the 70's. 22. Prohibit 6. Everyone Groove up today and see what we're $37.50 PER PERSON PER MONTH! * 24. Comfort 47. Theater sign 48, Pitcher 2. Dove 3. High 7. Sports IT 3- T- r- r- T™ equipnie"1 talking about! Now leasing for II i % T" T~ 8. 9. Visible Crochet summer and fall. Let "MOM" know coming home for you're % 15 '2 16 1 •r IS needles 10. Famous Mother's Day with |& yA >9 20 15. inventor Memorybow % Meadowbrook PEANUTS PERSONAL'S own Mother's Day Love-In message. 21 25 % X 2i 23 % 21 17. Singular 19. Rabbit'"' 23. Breeding P1*' TRACE only $2.00 your message For % ia 17 %% 26. Referee 27. Aggrega™ Leases now available for fal, too. will be marked & mailed %% 3i 3i 33 % w so 28. shrub fen* 29- We'sh to Mom By Kassuba From $58.75 per person per month. 5 th so on Tuesday, May she will receive it 3* li n % it 30. Deer s horn 31. Subside 4925 Ounckel Road, in plenty of time. >9 % 32. By wo'0 mouth Lansing Monday, May 4 is the deadline. All ads prepaid. HZ % HI 34. Tropic® ^ Jolly Exit 1-496 <43 W VA MS Football Phone: 393-0210 317 Ann St. Next to Mln-o-Mort 351-8842 347 Student Services H6 % 36. players % HI H6 *11*5 4o.cw«y^ 44, itiiimj> Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan IpiTOL VILLA Apartments: 1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE wuul i needed for 4-man. $48.75 per off LOVELY, FURNISHED 2 bedroom IBM EXECUTIVE electric Michigan Avenue. Furnished house, VA miles to campus. $150 SAMOYED AND spaniel (Brittany) FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. typewriter. Type B. Factory Lonth. Poo! and balcony. one bedroom, private entrance, plus utilities. 351-5696. 5-4/14 reconditioned. $250. 355-7779. puppies. Very good stock. For appointment call 484-4519. ITERATIONS AND ladies (551-0859. A3-4/14 tuilities paid. $130 a month plus 645-8961. A3-4/14 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS dressmaking by experienced' A7-4/16 seamstress. deposit. Phong, 627-5454. 5-4/17 EAST LANSING STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. Reasonable charge. two bedroom, oearoom, built 1 bedroom apartment, COCKER C-4/16 355-5855. 04-4/16 $1.00 in kitchen. Finished basement. SCIENCE FICTION books SPANIELS, AKC, 1 male, service charge per nished, parking, close to CHICK NEEDED for Spring terrr^ Garage. From July 1 female. Call 351-4789. A3-4/14 insertion to be pre-paid. 12 or June. (magazines) 10c up. 328 Student - 351-6586. AM/14 - 0pping. Americana Apartment near 337-1525. XA3-4/15 MET KEYPUNCHING Brunett BRIDE'S, BRIDESMAID'S veils, Services. 337-0490. A5-4/16 p.m. deadline 1 class day before. campus. 351-9134. 5-4/17 Saturday night with cortinia. Call bats, supplies. CLEO'S, phone ITtTpARTMENT in^ Cedar RENTING NOW. Houses and GOLF CLUBS USED - 25 sets, $15 Tom, 351-3837. 1-4/14 332-3206 for appointment. A5-4/16 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: One New Americana. Reduced gi7l apartments. Spring, Summer, Fall terms. 1 to 5 girl places available. and up. Used pool cues. Bargains Freedom Lovers! Anarchistsl Come rent in used diamond engagement - KITTENS FOR adoption. Box EUROPE - $199 round trip (jet). to an organizational meeting of a new GUITAR LESSONS, folk, rock, jazz. 351-1705. A5-4/14 Reasonable. 332-5320 after 6 p.m. JWTRSITY VILLA' 4 bloc*'" ■tudent Union. Summer and Fall A5-4/16 wedding ring sets. Used cameras, 35mm, 8 and Super 8 movie trained. Call 351-8214. 3-4/15 after 5 p.m. Itkin, 1509 Vassar Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001 (616) Drive, Teach what you want to know. Phone WILDE CONSERVATORY campus organization dedicated to liberty: SIL, the Society for EAST LANSING and Polaroids. Binoculars. 349-7011. 1-4/14 Individual Liberty! 7:00 p.m., laces available. 2. 3, and 4 man - Okemos, cameras or 676-2114. A5-4/14 furnished 2 bedroom duplex, $45/MONTH. No lease. Block from Telefunken REGISTERED HALF Arab pleasure Wednesday, Room 32, Union. Irnished from $170. 351-4694, swimming pool. All utilities paid. Union. Man needed. 351-1453. radio, stereo turntable and AM/FM S-W extension mare. Good confirmation, WILD WEST Show lives. MooSuskl NEED A SOLE-MENDER? ■ ALSTEAD MANAGEMENT $200 monthly. 337-0364, after 5 A3-4/14 disposition, and color. 339-2825 makes it. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. MSU Spores Car Club presents speakers. 100 used stereo albums, a DMPANY, 351-7910. O Our "while - you - wait" p.m. A3-4/14 $1.50 each. 20 used late model 3-4/15 109 Anthony. 1-4/14 sports car display all day today NEED ONE man to share service wili find you on your large portable typewriters, $29 up. through Thursday in Shaw Bus Loop. ROOMMATE needed. No SUMMER THREE man house. Close. $50 monthly. Phone Transistor portable radio, used feet in no time at Designed as an informational exhibit apartment IF YOU fcperience nocessary. $75 $145 monthly. Next to campus. 351-5705. A3-4/14 stereo record players. Zenith, are pregnant and have no PARISIAN SHOE REPAIR to invite all sports car enthusiasts to place to stay, to save the family Call 351-1171. A4-4/14 Emerson, Sony portable TV sets, 501 E. Grand River club membership,, all interested LANSING: SHARE groovy house. $50, up. Bausch and Lombe REGISTERED THOROUGHBRED 616-623-5921 for excellent care. (Below Campus Drugs) persons are invited to stop by and 124 CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. Private furnished room. Use of microscopes. 15.1 hands, bay gelding. 10 L OVER 22, share house. Own 2-man furnished apartments kitchen, living room, pets Porta Scribe years. Small town. 5-4/17 RUBBISH HAULED. Reasonable overhead projector. WILCOX Cindy, 332-8661. 5-4/17 range of club events. Parking lot ledroom. Many conveniences. includes heat. $62.50 to $80 per welcome. 372-8666, 5 p.m. to 2 rates. Special on cleanups. racing returns to Lot Y this Sunday 82-4691 after 3 p.m. 5-4/17 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East UNSILENT MAJORITY - Randy man. 135 Kedzie Drive, $85 to p.m. A5-4/14 482-9977. A5-4/15 afternoon from 11-6 p.m. See yqju Michigan. 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m. $90 per man. Leases starting June Mobile Homes needs your BOD to WIN. Vote Ledroom duplex available 15th VACANCIES FOR girls in large 8 girl BODWIN for Off Campus ART LESSONS for children. Lmedlately. Near campus. Very and September 1st. Days house. For full summer term or 8x40 2 bedroom, air Representative. 3-4/15 Tuesday, grades 1-3. Thursday Senior Class Council will lomfortable. 332-4589. 3-4/15 487-3216, TF Evenings, 882-2316. 1970-71 school year. Walking PROFESSIONAL STEREO - mobile home - near conditioned 4-6. Donna Holman, 337-7983. p.m.. Student Services meet 9:00 distance. 351-7969. 3-4/15 component system including campus. JOAN TO contact Bob Anderson 2-4/14 Building, 351-8299, 4-4/17 Jbl E ASE furnished EAST LANSING Fisher 80 watt amplifier, AR about his checkbook at 332-3568. DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, tonight. IpaRTMENT, 2 or 3 man. Ideal near campus. One Rooms turntable, with elliptical cartridge, 1966 NEW Moon. 10'x51': 2 A3-4/14 formals. Experienced. Reasonable There will be limited number of "cation, specially furnished. bedroom, furnished. Large airy speakers, stereo head phones. Cost a rooms. Air conditioned. bedroom, newly carpeted. On lot charge. Call 355-1040. 16-4/30 tickets on sale for the Winds of 51-9422. A5-4/17 over $350, sell for $225. Beautifully maintained. Select GRADUATE MALE needed 372-9173. A5-4/15 north of town. Will consider any Peanuts Personal Change Seminar Banquets on Friday clientele. Lease 332-3135 or immediately for single room in reasonable offer. 482-6185. BABY SITTING day care, large play and Saturday, April 17 and 18, 5:45 [HIGAN - PENNSYLVANIA. 2 882-6549. O Owen Hall. Call 353-7102. 3-4/16 4-4/17 THE BEST in the midwest. area, hot meals, reasonable, in Gold Room, Union. Tickets which furnished, near MSU BLANK 8 track cartridges and title Congrats Marble School area. 351-5770. are $2.00 per person may be i, individual 6 month lease from labels, dust bugs, tape cleaners, to Maryellen Kirst, our Central EAST LANSING, comfortable one SOUTH HAYFORD. Furnished ONE BEDROOM 5-4/15 purchased today at Winds of Change 60. Phone manager, 484-9876. Trailer, near Regions Rose Queen. The men of 2-room apartment. Private bath, plugs and jacks galore. All at campus. 8 ' bedroom, furnished, walk to MSU. x 35'; $1,200. Delta Sigma Pi. 1-4/14 and entrance. Utilities furnished. $100 catalog prices. MAIN 351-4575. 4-4/17 Ample parking. 351-8862. J.R. HOUSEPAINTING. Culver. C-4/17 a month. 372-5772. A3-4/14 ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Pennsylvania, 882-5035. C YOUR SEARCH for the best PROFESSIONAL, experienced. DETROITER, 1969 12x50, on lot East Lansing area. Call Bob, MSU Students, faculty and members close to campus. employees may end with an SUBLET FOR summer 3 months. Furnished. Like "Employment" Classified Ad. Dial Corky, 351-2436. 5-4/17 of the East Lansing community are BARGAINS ARE always new. 351-0286 after Married couple with references 4:30 pm 355-8255 today I invited to attend a meeting of the up in the Want Ads .. . read them A5-4/16 COUNT ON CLASSIFIED ADSI East Lansing Democrats to be held, only, 2 bedroom Capitol Villa everyday. They help reach people who need 7:30 p.m., tomorrow, at All Saints apartment, our furniture. View, swimming pool. $155 a month STOVES, REFRIGERATORS, beds. DETROITER 1967, 12x56 on Real Estate your services. Call 355-8255 nowl Episcopal Church, 800 Abbott Rdi, plus damage deposit. Call Hixson, landscaped lot. Furnished, new in the undercross Room on thfe Buy/sell. ABC Secondhand Store, 351-0599. 3-4/16 skirting, new. 10x7 utility shed. EAST LANSING near. Beige brick ground level. Main item on the 1208 Turner. TF Excellent condition, $4,250. 337 ranch with 3 - 4 bedrooms, 2 Typing Service agenda will be allocation of precinct Wellington, Windsor Estates Park, ceramic delegates as a result of the change ifi |DDARD APARTMENTS: TWO PEOPLE to take over lease on ROOMS: SUMMER, fall, doublt WEDDING GOWN, A-line with full Diamondale. 646-6484. A5-4/15 baths. Recreation or SPEEDY ACCURATE typing. Term number of precincts from 11 to 14. two man apartment. Call after 6 train. $200 value. Will sell for $90. family room. Quiet paneled study, cooking. Close. Men, wome 2 fireplaces. New carpeting, slate papers, theses, dissertations on This change was approved by the ise, quiet. 351-8474. 3-4/15 p.m., 351-1739. 4-4/17 Size 12. Call 355-0938 after 5 newest IBM 351-8164, 6 to 12 p.m. 6-4/16 TWO MAN or marrieds. Mobile equipment. Call East Lansing City Council on April 8, 3-4/15 foyer, large closets, ample storage. p.m. Home. $50 month. Nancy Mclntyre for pick-up and 1970. llTED ONE girl to share two man WANTED TWO f Jane Separate laundry and workshop delivery. 645-7395. 0-4/16 337-1305.3-4/14 2 attached Fall and or Winter m For Sale HUFFY BOY'S b e, 5-speed on the areas. Mature car garage. Orchesis the Modern Dance Club wiH rm. 351-1131. 2-4/14 353-1458.3-4/16 bar, 20" tires landscaping. 6 Vi% WILL DO high rise handle HOLIDAY typing in my home. meet 7:00 p.m., tonight, Women's 1^ SOFA BED, $15. Electric stove, TRAV'LER self mortgage. Cail owner 351-6632. sissy bar. $40. Dance Studio. Orchesis is giving ■ GIRL for 3 girl apartment two LCC AND State offices near. Lovely Good condition. 514 Durand, contained, mint condition. 4586 A3-4/14 9 627-7791.3-4/15 from campus. Call furnished 2 Lansing. X2-4/15 Herron Road, Okemos. Phone Spring Concert which is April 17 and 337-7315. 4-4/17 OKEMOS, BRICK, 3-4 bedroom, DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term 19 at 8:00 p.m. and April 18 at 2:00 37-2009 or 3558689. 3-4/15 372-2208. 4-4/17 FENDER BASSMAN cabinet, $50, peneled study. 6%% mortgage. papers, ANITA WARREN: SCM p.m. in Fairchild Theatre. PRO GOLF clubs for sale. 1969 foot Electric. speaker $80. TOPPER Owner, 351-6632. 5-4/20 351-0763, 351-7086. N. Need one man. LOVELY FURNISHED, two Burke Premier. 355-3048. 2-4/15 1965 12'x60'. Carpeted. 355-0673.3-4/15 C-4/16 MSU lompletely furnished. $57.50 a bedroom apartment, 121 Beal, Parquet dining, skirting, storage Outing Club will meet 7:00 available house, putting greens, swimming EAST LANSING, Heritage Hills p.m., tonight, 116 Nat. Sci. Building h. 351-2197. 3-4/15 now, sublease until SCOTT- CLOSE out on audio INFLATABLE CLIFF & PLASTIC chairs, PAULA HAUGHEY for election of officers. All members September. $150 includes utilities. equipment. Big Savings. See Larry pool. 16 minutes to MSU. subdivision, four bedroom sofas. Many colors. Cheap. Call Professional Thesis Preparation 372-9337. 0-4-14 Colonial, 254 bath. 351-4277. urged to attend. All int |D ONE man for two man 351-5696. 5-4/20 at MARSHALL MUSIC. C-4/14 337-9215 noon midnight. , 5-4/20 For Master's & Doctoral members also urged t( irtment summer. Close to Candidates. 10-4/14 Professional Thesis npus. 351-1314.3-4/15 ONE MAN, spacious four man, 100 USED 1960 DETROITER 10x45, two vacuum cleaners. Tanks, WANTED TO BUY: home. Less than Typing, Multilith Printing and MSU \ s Associatio furnished, parking, near campus. canisters, and uprights. $7.88 and SALE: CERTAIN Harmon Kardon, bedrooms, excellent condition, Hard Binding. Free Brochure and I WANTED for nice 4 man clean, on lot, Close to campus. $25,000. Write particulars to 351-1014. 3-4/16 up. Guaranteed 1 full year. KLH demos. HI-FI BUYS. 1101 Estimates. Call 337-1527. C Close Bernon Hoffner, 617 Hemlock ft. to campus, DENNIS East Grand River, East Lansing. 351-3708 8 a.m. 5 p.m. 5-4/17 St., DISTRIBUTING - Midland, Mich. 48640. A5-4/14 rm. 351-953^>. 3-4/16 FREE BACHELOR apartment in COMPANY, 316 North Cedar, A3-4/14 TERM PAPERS, Dissertations, etc. exchange for carpenter work. 2 Opposite City Market. C-4/16 RITZCRAFT, 1969, 12*x60'. Experienced. Electric typewriter. Block and Bridle Club will |R ACTIVE 4-man. Summer blocks off campus. 332-3226 and GIBSON EB-2 Hollow body bass. Unfurnished. $5,900. 489-7486 Recreation Call Karen, 882-2639. 0-4/14 meet fd/or Fall. One block from Best offer. Call 353-9344 after 2:30 p.m. A5-4/17 tonight, 7:30 p.m., 131 Anthony 339-8450 nights. C-4/15 SONY 230W r r with speakers t Services. Hall. Horse Show stall deposits will $60. Call SS-22 pli afternoons. S-4/14 INDIA OVERLAND $204, regular IBM THESES typing, math included. 19 after 5 p.m. be refunded. Horse Show proofs will 3-4/16 automatic turntable one year old. 10x50 MOBILE home, good trips. 39 Lansdowne Gardens, Phone Mrs. Lippincott, 489-6479. Houses Was $370, sell for $210. Ask 231 OVAL DIAMOND engagement ring condition. Carpeted, remodeled London S.W.8. UK. 45-6/5 5-4/20 be there. Refreshments following. GENESEE STREET, Lansing. Two Louis Street Apartment 8. 3-4/16 and wedding band set in white kitchen, new gas furnace, air bedroom gold. Best offer. Call 353 9344 conditioning. Excellent for lake EUROPE $199 COMPLETE THESIS Service. duplex, furnished, lot or young couple. $3,250 or GIBSON CLASSICAL guitar, RCA afternoons. S4-14 Discount Printing. IBM typing and carpeted, fireplace, garage. best offer. Air Fare cartridge tape recorder. 351-4631. 482-7123. 3-4/15 binding of thesis, resumes, Suitable for 2 to 4 girls or family. implementation of the McKee Report |MER SUBLEASE, Capitol Villa, 489-1276. 4-4/17 3-4/16 INFLATABLE PLASTIC chairs, Detroit to London publications. Across from campus, within the Department, tonight, 7 swimming pool, sofas. Many colors. Cheap. Call June 26 to August 25 corner MAC and Grand River, fcasonable. 332-5220. 5-4/20 337-9215 noon midnight. 5-4/17 Lost & Found Call FRANK BUCK below p.m., 104 B Wells Hall. The L.C. EAST LANSING furnished three GUITAR CRESTWOOD - Style Shop. Call Plant awards will be given; Nylon string, case, 351-0968 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, IIKING GIRL or part-time bedrooms, fireplace, new carpet, DRAWING BOARD, 34x54. All cost LOST WOMENS glasses in red cas refreshments will be served. $45.00. 355-0660. 1-4/14 337-1666. C 12 month lease. $225. 337-0409. |udent needed for 4-man, 21 or iron base. Stool included. $30. Thursday night between X Li MEXICAN STUDY 5 weeks. $699. $57.50, 351-1043 and Holmes. 353-6004. 2-4/14 All undergraduate engineering , after 5 SEWING MACHINE Clearance sale. Call after 6 p.m. 332-0953. Flight, tuition, lodging, meals, ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith students reminded jm. A5-4/15 EAST SIDE furnished three Brand new portables - $49.95, A5-4/15 LOOKING FOR something to do excursion, etc. Jerry, 353-4195. 3-4/14 offset printing. Complete service deadline for are making applications for that the $5.00 per month. Large selection .. for dissertations, thesis, bedroom, new carpet, finished scholarships awarded by the College | BLOCKS from campus, 1 and 2 basement with bar, two baths, 12 TAPE RECORDER, originally $250, manuscripts, general typing. IBM. is April 20. Applications be deluxe furnished now $100. GE TV, $70. SUMMER FLIGHTS to London 20 years experience. 332-8384. C may month lease, $225. 337-0409. 0 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New obtained in Room 112 >. Immediate occupancy Home & "Many Others." $19.95 882-0048. 1-4/14 leaving June 19, July 31. Round Engineering |r Spring and Summer terms. 139 LOST: TEN month old female St. trip, $212. Jerry, 353-4195. Building. OKEMOS AREA to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS BARBI MEL: Typing, ». 351-9036. A5-4/15 - Bernard. Answers to Flops, 3-4/14 multilithing. furnished, large yard, 5 minutes DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, No job too large or too 351-3598. 3-4/16 small. College Life will meet tonight, 9:13 Block off campus. 337-T7RR r. from MSU. 2-4 men. 337-2683. 1115 North Washington. HORSEBACK RIDING i 1 p.m., W. Fee Lounge. Rev. Eugene 4-4/17 489-6448. C-4/16 Williams of East Lansing Trinity POOL TABLE 4x8. 1 Reasonable rates. English are SOUND SELLS fast! Cash for your piece solid, Western. CAM 355-5878. 2-4/14 Church will speak on "Love, Sex, and CAMPUS 2 blocks, 504 Abbott. WE DO most repairing and replace 3/4" slate, $350. 393-0046. Personal Marriage." 5-4/20 Large completely furnished, 5 broken frames. OPTICAL ISRAEL TOURS from $695 all LANSING. Efficiency, bedroom Will DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan FREE LIFE INSURANCE ■furnished "-udin, 26, named unindicted Named as unindicted co-conspirators were Ted Gold coconspirator and Diana Oughton, who were for Douglas inquiry Terry Robbins, 22, a concerning rioting at the time of killed when an explosion rocked — founder of the Weatherman the Democratic Convention; WASHINGTON (AP) - resolution because to do so a Greenwich Village townhouse some House Creation of a special House would indicate it was partisan in memben J Judy Clark, 21, expelled in New York City last month. charged — faction; advocates J' And Linda Evans, 22, who from the University of Chicago Police said the committee to study possible character. — revolution in the building was being used as a bomb factory. impeachment of Supreme Court Ford, Wyman and Waggonner UnitedS, Agnew speech Miss Boudin is being sought for questioning in that incident Justice William O. Douglas was called for Monday by a group of House members. said, in response to questions, that the resolution would have instituting'impeachment S when a member of the y as well as the Chicago bomb backing from both Democrats (Continued from page 1) factory case. House GOP Leader Gerald R. and Republicans. impeachment 8 The" institutions shoulc Each defendant faces then is referred to year a t?S - Ford of Michigan said a Ford said he would outline lower their sights or their maximum sentence, if convicted, already too large in many cases, of five years in prison and a resolution would be introduced specifics in a House speech on standards for the sole purpose of through the insertion "f hjgh Thursday or Friday to conduct Wednesday but he declined to go opening then-doors wider. school level semesters for the $10,000 fine on each count. the study. If the committee into details at this time. Now there are two methods accommodation of Judge Julius J. Hoffman of the f0uowi by which unqualified students those U.S. District Court, who hearings, feels there rLh unqualified for the traditional Reps. Louis C. Wyman, Douglas was heavily criticized for are are being swept into college on presided over the Chicago seven R-N.H., and Joe D. Waggonner last year for his involvement removing the jusTl the wave of the new socialism," trial, was assigned the Jr., D-La., will be included with the Albert Parvin approves the sends it to resolut^l Agnew said. "One is called a not accept the Weatherman case. among sponsors of the Foundation, which received The House, the full House 1 quota 'system, and the other an The Weatherman faction was resolution which would call for funding from Las Vegas grand acting as soul proposition that every American created last jury, then vofal open admissions policy. They year in an the committee to submit its gambling interests and a hotel - boy and girl should go to a four impeachment is approveTvl may be equally bad. ideological schism within the report in 90 days. casino sale set up by gangster "For each youth unprepared year college. SDS. The militant group believes Grounded simple majority - 219 JJL Meyer Lansky. for a college curriculum who is Agnew planned to go from Des that the American establishment Ford, who said personally he the matter then goes JJ brought in under a quota M°,nes to Hofuston Tuesday to must be forced — by guerrilla Spring temperatures allow students to begin a close would vote to impeach Douglas, He also was criticized recently Senate for trial. to| for his newly published book Conviction requires system, some better prepared observe operations at the space warfare techniques — to free relationship with sod recently transplanted from Spartan told reporters he would not join "Points thirds Senate a 1 of studen wsaid. is denied entrance," f"ter there during the Apollo 13 moon landing. oppressed people in the United States and Vietnam. Stadium between the Administration Bldg. and the Red in directly sponsoring the ReMiion," which majority - j judgment going no furtherd Cedar. State News photo by Chris V"n|f removal from iC I1*B WHAT'S ^ officj J Island wildlife - near extinction Placement Bureau Students HAPPENING interested in themselves in Phillip Hart's senatorial involving full length c the Aspen trip v The following be interviewing employers will from April 20 employment; University of through April 24. If you are Michigan Medical Center, also interested in an organization, summer employment. Woodhaven Schools; Wyandotte Board of Education. Oil APRIL 22 and 23: Standard Co. of Ohio, only summer HONOLULU (AP) than half of the 85 species animal and bird life in danger extinction are found only Hawaii, George DuBois, of the — Hawaii Wildlife Federation, said. More island species is the Hawaiian of hawk, which now lays eggs so of full of accumulated pesticides in they no longer hatch. „ "e ftiniates the bird will be I KIHlllllnl I I g _ OFF-CAMPUSREP.I■ t campaign are invited to attend a with the i please sign up in the Placement employment. DuBois said one threatened extinct within a decade. ■ meeting tonight, 9 p.m., Room 34, officers. APRIL 23: Union. Groups will be organized to Bureau as soon as possible and APRIL 21: Burroughs Algonac >, deposits Co.; Detroit Community Schools; Camp SCHOOL Wellcome v and register area voters (icnluding AT LEAST TWO on next year's Austria and Aspen ti sell DAYS in advance of the Public Schools; Good Humor Sequoia, only summer For interview date. Additional Corp., summer employment employment; Clarkston information is available in the only; Highland Park Schools; Community Schools; Eaton 351-1465. The Institute Electronics of Electrical Engineers, IEEE, will meet today, Room 146 Engineering and Terry Oollhoff, graduate student in Computer Science will give an each week for five weeks jrtran programming on Tuesday, Placement Bulletin posted each Hurley week at the Placement Bureau Intermediate and in most departments. Hospital; Iosco Rapids Public Schools; the School District; Grosse Pointe Public School Kimberly Clark Corp., only System; Lamphere Public summer employment; L'Anse Schools; South Haven Public MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: Creuse Public Schools; Monarch Schools; DOLLAR! Ubly Community Building, 7:30 p.m. Mr. Gumowski of 116 Natural Science. There is DAYS no Students are advised to interview Insurance Co.; Oakridge Public Schools; Union Carbide will speak on experience required. For more "Control Systems Utilizing Digital with employers even though Schools; Old Kent Bank and APRIL 23 and 24: Saga Food information call 353-1802. Computers." Slides will be shown they have not completed their Trust Co.; Pan American World Service. and election of officers for next MSU Sailing Club will meet military service. Many employers Airways; Schulers of Traverse APRIL 24: Birmingham Board tonight school year. All electrical engineering 6:45 for Shore School and at 7:30 have indicated an interest in City Inc., only summer of Education; Eau Claire Public and systems science sophomores and for the general meeting, in the Union Ballroom. Everyone welcome. interviewing the student before employment; Schools; Mansfield Public BROOKFIELD PLAZA • SALE THRU APRIL 19 juniors especially are urged to attend. and after his duty with the Schools; Saniwax Paper Co. • Refreshments . Armed Forces. APRIL 22: Adrian Public ir North Hubbard Hall, in MSU meet Sport Parachuting Club will tonight, 7:00 p.m.. Room 208, Men's IM. A film "Sport for the APRIL 20: Ann Arbor Public Schools; Schools; Akron Fairgrove Schools; Davison Community Commonwealth, also summer Bank of the PHISOHEX Tussj Deodorant with the Environmental SPECIALS n Space Age" will be shown. Learn Schools; De Witt Public Schools; employment; Bechtel Corp.; teach-in will have a guest lecturer what Sky Diving is all about. Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., Bedford Public Schools; Sudsing Antibacterial tonight, 7:30 p.m., 132-33 Hubbard Membership meeting for those Belding Skin Cleanser Hall. Seth Reice, MSU Graduate wanting more information on the only summer employment; Area Schools; Carman School student will speak on Population Sport Parachuting and Skydiving of Franks Nursery Sales Inc.; Geigy District; Durand Area Schools; Ecology. the club. All students are invited to Agricultural Chemicals; Hillsdale Duval County Schools; Funk $2^ County Intermediate School Brothers Seed Co.; Huron $3.00 West Circle candidates for ASMSU District; Lembrecht Reaity Co.; School District; Jewell Home District representative are sponsoring Haven of Rest - Man and Nature Menominee Public Schools; Mt. Shopping Service, § Forum to discuss their platforms wishes to extend an invitation to only summer Clemens Community Schools; employment; McNeil Labs tonight, 8:00 p.m., lounge of Wesf weary travelers. Sleep on our Landon Hall. Come and meet Karen mattress, read our books, look at our Fitzgerald, Sam Waldroop and Penny posters, or buy books and posters, Olinkraft, Inc., only summer Division of Johnson and employment; Stouffer Foods Johnson; U.S. Air Force; Jee/ty a front an Removes itn V germs (bacterial) from Zielinski. but don'1 'et your dorm room and a/trayS skin and inhibits their growth if used Once a year sale. Stock up 1 MooSUSKI will meet Wednesday at ™nnin9 l° muslin, velvet and other materials. many moods. Leaves no rings. j TENDER TOUCH SUAVE SPECIALS SPECIALS Your Choici I $3.00 Value Each Your Choice Mix or Matctl 21- We will not be 2 undersold on Art and Engineering Supplies. Don't let you . so called discount prices fool We offer the lowest prices in East 12 oz. ,tr >2 Foam Silk Bath Oil Lansing. 1 c °Zo moisturizer 16 oz Splash on freshener