[Tuesday, Ma^,J :inch . tyrannic man . cannot be a sultan / As . . a . MICHIGAN Wednesday War STATE NEWS floif cannot be a shepherd. and sunny with a high in ieet STATE . . . - Sa'di the '70s. Partly cloudy Thursday. I administration's UNIVERSITY enforcement is not In a |^ | jl 62 Number 190 by prepared Veneman, state?! Fjnch ' East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, 1970 defended I domestic and jnt. policies, including harton denies arrests set thSI | Southeast Asia war Finch endorsed * »f the» student involved (politics. But he withheld^ nationwide |j_ (vacations Jl irecedent for protest control next fan pmiclw«l ■ Finch ai (forward ■ racial ■ Schools and discrimination i i By DAVE SHORT Wharton indicated the and police action was night. He said that "those involved in the vandalism began this year and amounts to not unusual. destruction were part of a JOHN BORGER The police handle these larger group an increase of $150,000. situations in which had occupied portions of the Union different ways," he said. "Past A group of about 40 State News Staff Writers procedures building earlier in the evening." people did leave the have been more varied than most students About nine windows meeting in the Union in favor of marching in the around the Administration ident Wharton said Tuesday that the realize." Administration Bldg., six in the Bldg. But 150 arrests in the Union early Tuesday Wharton indicated that Eppley of the original 350 people there remained "provocation" Center, and one plate glass door in the to ng wouldn't necessarily set a seemed the only point of the "sit-in" in the International Center were broken Monday non-violently disuss the racism issue and lent for handling future student Union. group plans for shutting down the night. Approximately 35 windows also lw,istrations. Members of the University on Tuesday. meeting continuously were destroyed, resulting in $4,000 in The group of 40 left after the 'Each situation has its own special emphasized that they wanted no damage. majority at umstances," Wharton emphasized. "I'm the Union decided to break into discussion confrontation with the police, however. seeking punitive actions. I'm trying to They indicated that they would leave the None of the vandals were arrested. Police groups rather than go to the jid continuation of an adversary set of said they did not have Administration Bldg. building nonviolently if police told them to enough officers on sitions which results from deliberate hand at the scenes of vandalism to obtain Wharton said some of the window disperse. - avocation of certain groups." Wharton breakers returned to the Union after the linked the Action Wharton's statements came in the wake Group damage was done. He said both the Against Racism meeting with scattered growing reaction to the mass arrests. window breaking on the - campus Monday Approximately 130 people were arrested (please turn to page 19) a combined area police force at an >n Group Against Racism" meeting it day for violating state trespassing and ivereity loitering laws in the Union. Tie arrests came two and one - half rs after the people failed to leave the )n at its 11 p.m. ons in the closing time. All building were participating Nixon requests lead tax group discussion on racism at the time apprehension. gasoline their tudents r over had been and their arrests. administrators whether the properly forewarned Wharton said differed people in the in a on to cut deficit pared statement that "repeated WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Nixon industrialists they can count on "a new wise to seek additional revenues for that rnings were given prior to the arrests." announced Union official announced four times Tuesday that his budget steadiness of progress." fiscal year, "I would not hesitate to ask the surpluses have turned into deficits for this- In a speech written for him at the White ween 10:55 and 11:20 p.m. that the fiscal year and next. Congress for further increases in taxes House, Mitchell told the Delta Council, when I present my next budget in Iding was officially closed and asked, He called for a $1.6 billion antipollution " everyone please leave?" The same meeting in Cleveland, Miss., that the stock January." tax on the lead additives in market's sinking spells are "based on fears Scial again warned the people there to gasoline to The House Democratic leader, Rep. Carl just as the police enclosed the erase part of the government's red ink. The administration will not seek other revenue increases to balance the budget rather than facts." Price and wage controls won't be needed to stabilize the economy, Mitchell said, Albert of Oklahoma, said the budget deficits "can be laid directly at the door of A representative of the Action Demanding Friday's anti - ROTC protest at the White House." He said administration Group Against Racism demands closing ;ration Hall, neither the despite continuing inflation. Budget adding "Forget about them." policies "brought on the excessive high of the University during a Monday afternoon meeting with President police nor Director Robert P. Mayo explained that a Nixon bade farewell to his budget Wharton. administrator advised the group that interest, recession and unemployment Following the meeting, the group planned another meeting in j had five minutes to leave the building larger tax boost "would be inappropriate surpluses - which in February he called which are creating the deficits." the Union that night, at which "" arrests would be made. when we have an increase in crucial in the fight on inflation -- in a approximately 130 people were arrested. Instead, unemployment." statement disclosing that slipping revenues State News photo by Terry Luke surrounded the building and began The lead additive tax would add 2.3 and rising federal costs have produced: ssting people. cents to the average cost per gallon of gasoline, officials said, and would reduce air-polluting emissions from automobile -For fiscal 1970, ending on June 30, a ON INDS exhausts. $1.8 billion deficit instead of the planned Meeting The announcement came Gen. John N. Mitchell, just as Atty. $1.5 billion surplus. Federal outlays will reach $198.2 billion, while receipts will be A meeting will be held 1 today joining other down $3 billion largely because of lower Senate sifts semantics p.m. administration leaders in a at Beaumont Tower to discuss arrests campaign of corporate profits. made trying to reassure investors and -For fiscal 1971, a record spending Tuesday morning at the Union. businessmen, promised a group of southern budget of $205.6 billion. This will mean a $1.3 billion deficit instead of the WASHINGTON with any power He .UTION (AP) — Democratic granted the President by emphasized "we have no authority, anticipated surplus of exactly the same Leader Mike Mansfield said the Constitution. no power to Tuesday he infringe the President's GREAT INJUSTICE' hoped for some accommodation that Nixon, meanwhile, made it clear to authority as on commander in chief" but would uphold the rights of both President Republican congressional leaders at the asserted there is a difference between the The revenue figures include a $1.7 billion Nixon and the Senate in White House that he remains opposed to controlling future congressional war - declaring power and the one - time windfall to the Treasury, if actions in Cambodia. any restrictions. presidential war - making power. ms of Milliken hits budget Congress approves the speedup, in estate and gift tax collections which Nixon asked for previously, as well as the proposed But the Montana Democrat made it clear that any language would have to be as strong as the pending Cooper - Church Republican leaders resumed efforts to find language that would enable them to make the Cooper - Church amendment There — were Mansfield these other developments: said the disclosure by increase in postal rates and the newly amendment to bar funds for retaining U.S. acceptable to the White House. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird that Knite - forces U.S. advisers have accompanied South proposed tax on lead additives. in Cambodia after the An Associated Press poll indicates 47 of cuts as unrest tonic The President said his administration remains "determined to curb inflation," operation ends. He indicated that the accommodation he present the 100 senators support the amendment, and five others are leaning in favor, with 34 Vietnamese troops into Laos shows there has been a violation of "at least the spirit" but his statement went on: is of last year's talking about would involve acceptance against and 14 undecided. congressional ban on use of By SHARON TEMPLETON by the Nixon administration of the On the floor, debate droned on with Sen. U.S. combat ground force in Laos or "I would not be surprised if these were Thailand. State News Staff Writer "Frankly, my concern about interpretations of the Cooper - Church Albert Gore, D-Tenn., consuming two the same radicals as those at Eastern Sponsors of an amendment to cut off — unemployment and my desire to bring amendment by its sponsors — that it does hours with a speech in favor of the Cooper Gov. Milliken voiced Michigan University (EMU)," he added. about price stability without economic not, in fact, restrict any of the President's - Church proposal and against U.S. support funds for. U.S. operations in Laos, Vietnam strong opposition EMU has been the scene of several and Cambodia after June Jesday to any legislative cuts made in dislocation is why the campaign to control constitutional powers. of the Thieu government in Saigon. 30, 1971, said outbreaks of campus violence during the inflation cannot be Administration supporters have insisted "We Democrats have plenty to answer they have received 50,000 pieces of mail '"ege and university budgets as a direct accomplished quickly." suit of campus unrest. past week. Mayo told White House reporters that that the amendment would restrict the for and we can't avoid part of the blame," since last Tuesday's telecast, and that it is At his weekly Regarding the use of the National Guard another deficit appears likely for fiscal President's powers. Proponents contend Mansfield said. running 50-to-l in favor of their proposal. press conference, the to curb campus unrest in Michigan, 1972, the government year starting in mid - that while it would require jvemor "on of a said that "to retaliate for the Milliken said "the situation as it develops 1971. congressional _ small group of students on the approval of future actions such as the ition; Mipuses would be a (please turn to page 19) Nixon's statement said that if it appears Cambodian attack, it does not interfere great injustice." Polley endorses am Strife; very firmly opposed to a punitive i self S°h to the higher education budget," He predicted that no punitive cuts will be ae in the legislature in and that "cooler Iblem. Eareth "°use ween will prevail." tro't, Speaker said William, Monday a A. Ryan, coalition minority By DIANE PETRYK along with other minority groups. He legislative leaders and the State News Staff Writer explained that usually, in America, the .... might be needed to head off urban poor are predominantly mtive cuts. Admission practices need to be black and the rural poor are also said President Wharton developed with full awareness of the predominantly white. ed the "An institution such as MSU must enroll »rson situation very well" early responsibility of providing supportive ay when 132 services for underprivileged groups, Ira a larger number of children of the poor," I gives persons were arrested he said. Polley, chairman of President Wharton's nplete o«!C?Pying using hour. the* Union Bldg. after the Commission on Admissions and Student Polley added, however, that the University need to insure that there j your president has given a measured Body Composition, said Tuesday. reasonable opportunities for success for are Icome Although appointments to the 25-man nvi * 0 tlle problem," ed a he said. "I am Commission on Admissions have not been young people who are admitted. 'firm, but fair' approach is the "It would be completed, Polley has begun to gather data a tragedy for any [ritual 5t ?,y to the problems of campus to present to the group on student institution to admit a sizeable number of Imble ""'ken said Wharton indicated that enrollment by class and by college from any minority group and then have these ways; 1959. minority young suffer the experience of a nstudents and high school "We need this information to see where revolving door - in one month and out tnrk. nee also participated in , the we are today," he said, "and we must several months later. This would be early Tuesday morning. irresponsible and unconscionable," he said. examine the trends of the past 10 years." In addition, Polley said that it will be Polley said there is a need to look at up to the University to find Yearbook enrollment data on black, Mexican - American, American Indian and poor white afford the supportive resources to deter the means to students. this tragedy. He emphasized the inclusion of distrih uted 1970 Wo,verine will be poor whites. Part of the job of the commission will be to discuss the question of financial aids to beginning today between "In President Johnson's 1966 and 5:30 p.m. M the The governor rural poverty, it was reported that 13.8 study of underprivileged students, he said. Wolverin office in the basement of million people live in poverty in rural The commission will be made up of 12 faculty members, eight students, two K«rS.ent Servicei Bldg. An I.D. or Gov. Milliken speaks at a press conference with posters made by students in Michigan schools in the background. areas," he said, "and 80 per cent of those were white." alumni and three members at large. In r«ceipt is required. Milliken said the youth are showing an increasingly genuine concern about pollution and he is pleased that Polley said a substantial number of those addition there wil! be five nonvoting public schools are teaching about this problem. State News photo by Fred Ferri live in Michigan and need to be considered (please turn to page 19) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20 1970 Blacks seek leg hopes that state action will be year without facing academic many have been pulled in and parking lots with shot guns," taken at NMU, a state - penalty. NMU President John X. out of court. Williams said. supported university. Jamrich refused this request. "First we were tried by the Black students from Northern The racially tense situation student Jamrich ordered all firearms to A state of emergency exists at Michigan University (NMU) who nmu, Pat Williams, president of - faculty judiciary, then be taken home or turned over to resulted from a black student in the county courts. We haven't university say they are being threatened, the Black Students Assn. demonstration, officials, shot at and ignored at the (BS A) J a sit-in •—»had "— time to attend ....to our according to . .. the BSA delegates^ at NMU said Williams said protesting the persecution of a studies," he said. the order university came to the Capitol black students are leaving school was not honored by fellow black student, by "the He added that harassment this week to seek the help of local many of the students with because white students are white community of doesn't end with the legal state legislators. weapons. threatening them, and shooting Marquette, the white student system. The other The NMU A delegation of 10 students at them. representatives body and the university representatives said they feel the suggested that Jamrich traveled from Marquette to The BSA asked the university administration," Willams said. university hasn't contributed to search of Lansing to meet with legislators university property to permit black students to leave Williams said that the easing the situation. all arms. and discuss the situation in sch0ol for the remainder of the students began demonstrating addition to requesting The group met with the seven permission to leave school, the black legislators BSA Monday asked that all student evening. Part of the "evidence of firearms be removed from racial tension" which the Lenore blames disorders campus. Students are allowed to have weapons on campus if they students carried with them "Nigger License" issued at a local Marquette store and posted was a check the arms at the desk of in university centers, their living units. social permissiveness The license stated that it was Williams said most students on don't bother to leave their guns "open season on niggers." It went on to state that a limit of with NMU officials. He said he five "niggers" could be "bagged" has seen numerous students By LARRY LEE American military action could by whites in a 24-hour period. State News Staff Writer «rvf not considered on tnineinn waiking around with their The black legislators have weapons displayed. advised the BSA representatives she said. "Once during a Mrs. Lenore Romney, a "I want you to know I am meeting with that they will request the candidate for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, commited to peace," Mrs. the vice university president of while we the were chairman Committee on of the Colleges and House Pressed Romney told the women. "But said Tuesday campus disorders we've been in Viet Nam for 10 discussing the threat firearms Universities to ask Jamrich to Black students from Northern Michigan University held a press conference present campus, white appear before the committee revealed that there were unregistered the northern campus and that a store Tuesday Th basically the result of a e W£|s sellingV are years and I think we should give arms on students walking through and testify on the situation. "permissive society," combined the President six weeks. "Nigger hunting" licenses. „ State News photo by Joseph A. Ditzhazy Jr with legitimate concerns. "I have been given assurances And although she said public that we will be out of Cambodia marches are "part of the American tradition," she added in six weeks, and I think we owe the President that much," she DUMP BOMBS that if she were a college said. student, "I would hope I could Mrs. Elston told the group do ethi "It's time the women took Constructive." The 61 - year former Michigan Romney said she opposes - old wife of Gov. George hold" to stop the decline of the American society. "Things happen because we let them happen," she said. "A Israel hits civilians, Egypt says student strikes because "no one The Associated Press waterway, except for nation's laws are only as strong a few kept raid was foiled by Israeli counter Minister Abba Eban renewed has the right to shut off the to handle? water and electric Eban as its peoples' willingness to see strikes. Israel's suggested June 9 as education" that every American MRS. LENORE ROMNEY them enforced." Egypt accused Israel Tuesday installation. proposal tor an suitable date for „ of bombing civilian targets along Egyptian artillery opened up unconditional and unlimited the broken cease reaffirmation student has a right to. Dearborn; Mrs. Robert Griffin, She called for .... It was the first such charge with covering fire for the raiding fire betwee Mrs. instilling Suez Canal and the buez killing or leveled against Israel since - fire in the Middle East. Israel and the Arab ■ Romney, in Lansing as and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain, patriotism "in our boys and " Egypt party but was silenced by Israeli •• part of a 10-day campaign swing wounding several civilians, but accused it of Speaking at a news conference ju„e 9-10 iqfi7 mTl' Although previously opposed girls," and denounced the the Israelis claimed their Dlanes over a sending its bombers planes which hit back out of the Tuesday in Winnipeg, Manitoba, through Michigan, said, "I abhor to any planes over a nrimarv primary school srhnnl in in the Nilo the Nile ctiii still *ari, dark skies, tqi 6 end OI enu of me the six Hav war. expansion of the war in concept of the "silent majority." raided only military a,™ cniH Tel Aviv said. ' six-day the fact that there is so much Southeast Asia into Cambodia objectives. Delta on April 8 and or "It has been said that killing Later two Israeli soldiers were violence, but most students want communique from Cairo more than 30 school children. Laos, Mrs. Romney said that cent are for something, one per said Israeli jets killed and one wounded in an to know the ranging over Israel has insisted that it only "We have to listen to them." She appeared before the Republican Women's Federation (Cambodia)" by invaded cent are against it and 98 per President cent Nixon's dicision to strike at Viet said. "It is no badge of merit to Cong sanctuaries in i neutral," Mrs. Elston that be part of the silent majority. It miliary positions when they ■hased off ___ fire and dumped their bombs by antiaricraft after military targets < that raid. exchange spokesman said. of fire, an Israeli warplanes ranged across the canal a second time during Israeli Jackson a civilian area, with U.S. Treasurer Dorothy country. is Tuesday's raid followed on the a disgrace." The announcement the day, triggering Cairo's halt investigators Elston; Mrs. Helen Milliken; Sen. Since the target areas did not heels of a predawn strike by not She said it is "time we stood pinpoint the location hit or charges that civilian targets were N. Lorraine Beebe. ~ Cambodian Egyptian troops who crossed hit. control, the up and spoke out for what we specify how many civilians were over to the Israeli side of the think is wrong." killed A high ranking Israeli officer or wounded. Most civilians canal to assault Israeli targets The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State embattled The Israeli steDDed^^risraeTarraids1^ theTana'l JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Black £°urs before Sen. Edward University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. areas along the command said the were aTmed at cuttina students blocked state Brooke, R-Mass,, the only bla Subscription rate is $14 per year. VOTING TODAY 53. sr-fMpt;:ne Stta::: Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press International, Collegiate Press, The officer said these raids sho. and killed by police tot *wzx3r.i "H sometimes penetrated 20 miles w?e The students apparently OCC elections slated ' Association, United States Student Press Association. , into Egypt. He added that Israel ™'°°* gators for ' e had Second class postage paid at East no information whether °rKmen; . ,hJ Lansing, Michigan. Mit h „ Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Elections for Off - Campus petitioned for the council are not all |polling Egypt's maiatesStAM ^itSSt ^ * he^ciicS was in Jackson Monday for Michigan. Council (OCC) representatives Mary Jo Von Mach, Detroit manned. Sanford places have been asked the bombing were being Placed in 2*™°'P^keted ' S^bV^ckj will be held today from sophomore and OCC delegate to anyone interested in working that zone. Israel, p anes returned to w the £*JJ ^ >' J . at rng evidence. 355-8255 Echols, Harper Woods junior, Workers will be paid $2 per 'We don't want to let them organization of cotton industrj Display Advertising filled. Because only four persons and Karen Sullivan, Harper Egyptian positions along the tear down these scars," said one leaders. The Cleveland National . . . . . . 353-6400 hour. Suez, a military spokesman said, Business-Circulation 355-3447 petitioned for the council, write Springs junior. Guard unit was sent to th< Photographic - in votes will be accepted. Dick Sanford, ASMSU I.D. cards will be punched at He added that all the planes ?f the„200 b,acks massed in . .. 355-8311 returned returned undamaged. undamaged front of Alexander Hall. After a armory as a precautionary The four students who have elections commissioner, said that the polls. Witnesses said the 200 black Canada, Israeli Foreign meet'ng with the college students moved in front of thi president, Dr. John Peoples, the students left the dormitory as several Schedule went to a building and nearby athletic field. approached the building. After The confrontation came just two attempts to reach it, the len left. Lautrec were to Student leaders said the workers sent to the campus repair the five modern, red - brick dormitory. Photographers Dist. Atty. Jack Travis said later, however, the mf mam state investigators sent Weddings, Parties, campus to collect evidence for Portraits and the state and the Hinds County Graduations Grand Jury. The students said Special rates for statement: "The state highway students patrol is trying to take our ALPHA EPSILON PHI ART SHOW Call 351-8130 evidence do this. ... We cannot let They are trying ' them or 337-7819 destroy the evidence so that the state will not get it." 1-4 PM, Have Fun Under the European Sun.. GRAND RIVER AVE, EAST LANSING On a European Holiday TRAVEL WITH US - AUGUST 3 SEPT. 3 ROUND TRIP TRANSPORTATION $230.00y with LONDON SEMINAR BY OFF-CAMPUS And on it goes. . . our Grand Opening continues with COUNCIL, 7 PM, 211 BESSEY Happy Hour (All night long) plus MR. MSU CONTEST, STEFANOFF The Socialites (all girl band) LOUNGE, STUDENT SERVICES BLDG. 7-10 PM 4122 N. EAST (ty 150 °l' the at about 250 schools. The list included about nation's 1,500 four - year colleges and universities, plus some junior colleges and specialized "Witutions of higher education. Many students in Pennsylvania campaigned in uesday's primary election. Gaining the most attention Was the race for the Democratic U.S. Senate Seat nomination. Tl'e University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind., announced that for the first time the senior class President will be allowed to make a statement during June 7 commencement exercises, £students at Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., will be °wed to make their 0r own arrangements with teachers completing courses. MICHIGAN STATE tr/o Economic alternative: UNIVERSITY a constructive approach FREDERICK J. LESLIE EDITOR'S NOTE: c the following power to purchase advertising manager to . ■ official policy statement of the National Committee for Economic peace actively. Very simply purchasing wisely and selectively H MARK EICHER, managing editor make American EDWARD HUTCHISON, city editor Action was released by the MSU business acceDt th* Ca"l Committee for Economic Action responsibility it shares with all of h"1??! BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor " power of the dollar built KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor (formally the MSU Economic Boycott this nation !■ JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor Committee). SfX.powercansa,e't''«-«5 Major corporations maintain Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award It is clear frdm events of the past weeks that increasing numbers of American lobbies in Washington to assure the » J eft„,J for outstanding journalism. people are distressed with our country's running and expansion of their These lobbies are inter militant expansion of the Indo - China War, extremely powerful and the use of police - state tactics in The NCEA, first and foremm stifling outspoken dissent. encourages industry to The vast majority of us, however, feel begin using if* for moral EDITORIALS powerless. We cannot see how we, as power While this can he done in and peaceful DurL!i individuals, can influence our government to adopt saner and more humane any effective a program should ».nelyP„"CT ™ policies. Congress to: The three classic choices of action open to Dropping the us are 1) maintaining our guilty silence, 2) mounting peaceful demonstrations — which have recently encountered tragically 1) hasten Indochina War, and the conclusion 0f tj 2) challenge, aggressive and hostile reaction —, and 3) political once and for all ,J eliminating and racial dissenting loudly and violently. None of these alternatives have succeeded in undermines the dignity of repression our nation ;h!J 1 attaining their goals. Where corporations The National Committee for Economic deny and reject thriJ civic responsibility to our Early Tuesday morning, more been frustrated in its attempts to Action (NCEA) was created to offer a the American people to usecountry We a arrests were made on campus than their econora™ identify many elements involved in fourth alternative, which we see as more power of purchase to have ever been made at MSU for as vandalism. Wharton apparently constructive. While we naturally urge all these corporations peacefully demandL long as anyone can remember. The reasoned that since some of the voters to reach their chosen representatives accept thil responsibility. We can do all this by unfortunate occurrences could have through letters and at the polls, we feel simo I vandals returned to the Union after refusing to buy products that "purchasing for Peace" is a way in such delinquent firms. manufactured bv been avoided had the administration "trashing," their actions could be which every American can use his not risen to the provocation. While NCEA is still stopped by an arrest on a lesser refining its tactics al President Wharton's charge. present we are focusing selectjvl purchasing on only few corporations rationalizations for the arrests But in the meantime, the a time. This tactic concentrates at 1 involve implicating those the effects of people administration has made martyrs out our efforts. We are a involved in the "trashing" as a part of approximately 130 people and organization, and will focus our nationwidL of the Union group. While some on national attention! created a crisis situation which is far corporations, which have th people who broke windows may from necessary. Had the University greatest power. have returned to the Union after As each company yields to this ignored those students in the Union, peaceful "Trashing," arresting all those in the allowed them to stay until they were pressure, and joins the ranks of and outspoken advocates of sane responsible! Union is little more than guilt by national through with their meeting, the policy, NCEA will immediately inform th association. confrontation could have been American people, and ask them t True, those inside the Union were avoided. Even images could better again favor that company with theiij Letters be About 40 hours after a petting breaking an ordinance, and true, have been protected by this may addressed to Dr. session, I uncomfortable because of the problem the purchases. Werner, 309 Linton Hall. Names need had blood in my urine and repeated patient seeks help for, they were warned, but ordinances alternative course. The sit - in would urges so try to put your Our two most essential not be included unless a personal to go to the bathroom. There is also embarrassment aside. concerns ii have been broken for quite some reply pain selecting target corporations not have made the headlines the is requested. when I urinate. I was too scared to go to are first, thai time on this campus, and while What are the hazards involved in using a our tactics prove effective in arrests did. The arrests also helped to Olin so I took two aspirin and a sleeping the corporation at the national pressuring everyone has a responsibility to radicalize a significant portion of the sunlamp? What precautions should be level, anl Would it be possible to have one's navel pill. The next day there was less blood and second, that disruptive effects upon know the law and obey it, one also taken if a person is going to use one? What student population and create an no pain but a very strong odor and my corporation laborers and other innocer removed by plastic surgery? If so, how effect does a sunlamp have on one's skin? has a right to know the rules of the urine was cloudy. individuals (such as local unnecessary explosive situation. does one go about it and what would be retailers) b game. We suggest that in the future, the Is there something seriously Sunlamps tan skin in the same way that minimal. the probable expense in time and wrong? I'm And money? the does but because of their a game has been played on administration really worried and can't study. I have sun intensity The specific criteria NCEA employs iJ more carefully Thank you for your help, because I don't learned my lesson, no more petting. I a relatively short exposure is necessary. their campus when building times and consider the full implications before hope selection procedures think I have the nerve to ask anyone else. you can tell me I don't have to Briefly, there are two parts to the tanning folllowing. All criteria are not met by police power have confronted taking a hard line. The vandalism has (This letter was written by a man.) see a doctor ea and tell him these process. During the direct exposure to the individual corporation. students. The game has come to be not been embarassing things stopped by the arrests, and personally. sun or sunlamp, a certain amount of known as the "two - and - one - half - Several the of reddening of the skin occurs, a mild form 1) We feel it ideal that a tar^ unfortunately may increase. The years ago, There is a very great likelihood that you corporation have an established lobbjfl hour rule". Last Friday night is a performing a physical examination, I of burn. Certain wave lengths of light University's image in the greater shocked to gaze upon an abdomen which have a urinary tract (bladder and/or stimulate the development of pigment in operating in Washington. Where lobbies are good example. Students were told to community has not improved - was perfectly smooth and unblemished by kidney) infection. You are unquestionably the skin. This is what actually provides the already established it is clear that| leave, but nothing was done when citizens still see selective in need of medical attention and I urge you tan. corporations could have taken a n what I formerly thought was an eternal they refused. Two and a half hours enforcement of regulations. The reminder of our physical dependence upon to go immediately to the Health Center. The main hazard of stand at any time, but have bbenl using a sunlamp is later the police rolled in, and others. Before I could ask any questions Even though the symptoms you describe delinquent in doing so. administration's actions are being developing a severe burn. Since the lamp have disappeared, the infection can persist everyone left. There was no reason perceived about his mother, the gentleman put me at tans a large part of the body at one time 2) The corporation should have a largel on campus as ill - timed, He told me his umbilicus (technical and cause serious illness later on. such a burn make . to believe the administration would ease. can a person very ill and youth market. unnecessary and repressive, creating name for navel) had been removed in the Urinary tract infections in women are far if react severe enough actually necessitate any differently Tuesday a tinder - box atmosphere which course of one- of several major more common than they are in man hospitalization. The same would apply to 3) The corporation should have a surgical morning. must be alleviated. procedures along with a wad of old because the urethra (the tube from the being exposed to bright sun for a very long undiversified product line. This reduces the! scar Instead, however, the police, acting One immediate method to alleviate tissue. He related that he was somewhat bladder) is very short. Bacteria can be time without a well developed tan. Often, corporation's ability to absorb and igm on a decision from Wharton, moved introduced during heavy petting or sexual this will occur under a sunlamp when a effects of consumer action. tensions would be for Wharton to embarrassed by his appearance whenever he was in a public shower or when his intercourse. Such an infection is treated in and arrested some 130 people, recommend person falls asleep. Many sunlamps come 4) The corporation should have a higfl that the prosecuting with antibiotics after the bacteria in the bathing trunks slipped a little. In addition, with a timer for this reason. One should production - to - labor ration, so thaP including some outside the building. attorney drop charges. Nothing will minus this landmark he was never sure if urine are identified through simple The always make sure that ones eyes are minimal pressure will be put change in response from be gained by prosecuting those his pants were on straight or if his belt laboratory means. covered as the cornea is sufficiently individual workers. Wharton involves at least two buckle was correctly positioned. Your comment about learning your sensitive so that it can be injured students, and instead the University lesson leaves me unconvinced and makes through 5) Economic action shall be directed! factors: will once again be the loser. Now is A general surgeon could perform the the closed lid. towards products for which readyj me think that guilt has overtaken reason. operation but it would require Sun tan lotions contain substances which First, the University's image has the time to cool heads, not create Petting is a normal activity and many substitutes are available. This r hospitalization and probably be fairly filter some of the rays which cause burn been tainted in the eyes of law - and inconvenience to the consun martyrs and , causes for irrational expensive. You would need extraordinarily people engage in it. Complications like the but allows the pigment stimulating rays to - order advocates because of its actions. The administration cannot one you describe call for proper treatment reduces potential harm to local retailers. I good reasons to convince anyone to pass through. They are quite useful, 6) Corporate policies of racial® and education about sexual function so previouslacksadaisicalenforcement of erase the mistake it made, but it can perform the surgery. You might try sitting an especially for fair skinned people. Follow discrimination and exploitation will not! that such things can be avoided in the ordinances. To continue vacillating eliminate further backlash from irate under a tree and contemplating for awhile the directions that come with the sunlamp future. If you are uncertain about only be a determining factor in ourB on rules would further that before making up your mind. petting carefully. If out of doors, relatively brief selection of target corporations, but itsel'H image, students by dropping charges now that is a completely different issue than the short exposures to the sun until a tan and very possibly hurt University and will be a central issue in our negotiations.® implementing a policy of urinary tract infection. Most of my develops can spare a person a lot of grief. A appropriations, now up for priorities based on the issues My fiance and I have done some heavy colleagues would agree that a physician word of caution: Bright cloudy days can 7) The degree of imperialistic and/orB consideration in the legislature. involved, rather than building closing petting, just short of actual should not make a patient feel also result in a nasty burn. military involvement will be a factor. weighted^ Secondly, the administration has times. OUR READERS' MIND Ignore protestors, but... jhe vjo|ent few When a representative in the Michigan House of Representatives moves for a 15 - minute recess, the It legislature violence is well - known does not condone student and indeed passes bills that the EDITOR'S NOTE: the following the Union which preceded the destruction and illegal occupation had been called jnfrjnge to more than per student. upon Every ■ purposes. It has all sought to use restraint a I speaker pro tem usually does not by dollar that must be designed to prevent it. Yet when statement was made by President the "Action Group spent to repair all times, but the lawless few nav ■ take Against Racism." deliberate damage is, in effect, dollar out even a vote because there is those students with Wharton on May 19. Earlier Monday, the group had demanded a persistently sought to provoke ■ legitimate of the students' pockets. Every dollar rarely any resistance to such a concerns go through channels in that President Wharton close the University spent is a dollar that is not available for so authorities into taking firm action. ■ Vandals moved across the MSU campus motion. on Tuesday. Last asking to see their representatives, it and nearby area again Monday night, In refusing this peremptory demand, student aid or services. "The University sincerely regrets thai Wednesday afternoon, around is bound to create much frustration leaving another trail of broken windows. President Wharton called such a closure "During these weeks, the University such action was required. However, ] 3 p.m., when a group of marching Those engaged in the destruction were administration has conducted itself with face of these deliberate provacations,' and anger in those students if they part tokenism and said he had been working j students asked to speak with their are denied. of a larger group which had occupied with black students and faculty on a more two major objectives in mind: To life and to keep this institution protect no choice but to act to protect tor#°l students and faculty to peacefu representatives. Rep. E. P. O'Brien moved for Perhaps the legislature reasons portions of the Union Building earlier in the evening. permanent and constructive response to the needs of blacks on for those who are operating here for educational their educational activities. P ^ a 15 - minute recess. students should be given no special campus. He noted Beginning at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday, police that the majority of black students had However, Rep. Marvin Stempien treatment. If students want to see arrested 130 who remained illegally in the declined to join the radical demanded the "yeas and nays." building after the 11 p.m. closing hour. group which their representatives, they should Consequently, the motion was voted down by a vote of 82-15. The make appointments "like anyone Repeated warnings were given prior to the arrests. Those arrested were taken to the engaged in the illegal acts. "The tolerate University such community wanton cannot Profs upset but still paid else." Ingham County Jail and charged with violence and To the Editor: representatives from Ingham County, However, if the disregard of the law," Dr. Wharton said, "It their families, their sense of outrage . ■ legislators trespassing and loitering. Not all were MSU Some of our professional Rep. Jim Brown and Rep. Phil sincere in their desire to soothe these are students. is the students who have had no part in so revolted and colleagues are so great as to keep them trorn ^ .1 Pittenger, both voted against the This continued and determined effort these activities who, in the long run, will upset over recent events in Ohio and Cambodia that it would be to receive pay for the work they concerns of the youth, they should by suffer the most. It is estimated that since decided not to do. recess. be willing to take slightly unusual some individuals to foment violence and May 1 when the lawbreakers began their hypocritical for them to continue academic Robert L Ebe|| This is really nothing to howl about. If the representatives do not measures for a very unusual disorder on the campus is reprehensible. While the great majority of students go activities, damage on campus has amounted business as as usual (i.e. teaching their courses scheduled). But, happily for them and professor and ofeducjj| psychoW ■ situation. Unfortunately, the fact about their business of have time to take a break and are securing and still remains: there was an education, these irresponsible few take to heavily immersed in more important the night to maraud. THEN I'LL COLOR THIS CKE opportunity for communication of oREEN, ANP THIS ONE PRflUlN, business, they cannot be condemned some sort and the legislators did not It is an understatement to say that they have no legitimate cause which could in AND THIS ONE BLUE, ANP... for such a vote. take it. Communication is the However, this was not the case. At key. If any way justify their actions. As was the the legislators huddle in their case with the illegal sit-in in Demonstration 4 p.m. that same afternoon, the same chambers and pass repressive laws to Hall on Friday night, provocation seems Rep. Stempien moved the House the only aim. take quell their fears, there can be no a 15 - minute recess for cookies. Unlike Friday's affair, which ostensibly communication. It passed without vote. concerned ROTC, the Monday meeting in Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, 1970 PuVrEADERS'MIND Invasions different U' architecture needs help totally unrelated To the Editor: proposal now beating its slow utilization, ecological The awarding of the progress through committees implications, vehicular planning architectural contract for the and subcommittees. In its latest and the appearance and location „ the Editor: villages or in road ambushes been announced recently by the form the proposal calls for a new of buildings. The proposal will Vis letter is m res^nse to Peop|e in g )ong ^ ^ board of trustees. Standing Committee of the be debated Tuesday of this week ur editorial of: May 15>onthe agricultural border settlements Unfortunately, the architects — Academic Council to be by the Council's Committee on cueli "invasion of Lebanon. It were suddenly threatened by hit as usual — are to be the firm of concerned with buildings, lands Committees. All of us should regrettable to treat the and run attacks, Ralph Calder Associates. The and planning. This representative support the proposed yeast problem so superficially if you read the news deep and growing with and qualified committee would committee's constructive „d to try to compw kraels couid leam that Israe, made # environmental aesthetics has develop list of building participation in the long - range with the Cambodian number of apparently not yet influenced priorities, would advise the planning and improvement of suggestions to "cool" tuauon. The border between the Lbai°" a?o4«S there ^a ^*1 reco8nizing the present ?ncludjng fl ^ the trustees of architectural MSU ii decisions, their Two administration and the Council on such essential matters as land °ur environment. Donald S. Gochberg uiet since 1948 and there was a frontlers which major points should now„ . be Asst. professor of humanities remained aceful coexistence until the unchanged since 1948. When understood: (1) In a state and guerrilla groups, very much this failed, Israel warned nation wherein reside architects Passing the buck Irab gainst the will of ^banon Lebanon against further attacks rid 'tided to establish a new tront across her borders Turni th achievement, this University To The Editor: ivilians 8 rrSed'in were killed in the their thls dlspute vtorL In and Israel ha(J tQ habitually employs a firm that in its long history here has not The ASMSU referendum representative district ASMSU to handle the resort to action that will reduce produced a genuinely scheduled for Friday, ay, May 15 equipment necessary for further attacks from distinguished structure — indeed, not held in Case Halls for Lebanon, balloting and secure the Employes even if the relief is only occasionally a break from the following reasons. temporary. Make manpower, How monotonous results public One, mediocrity; (2) did not receive vote can you compare this to None of the representative Likewise, instructions and Cambodia? No American cities notification of this event until guidelines for the referendum ,0 The Editor: . and villages were ever bodies of the University Wednesday evening at the Men's "underclass" ir shelled bv not made clear by official »•» [Diversity comm community^ we nna • wefnl Vlel Co"8. civilians "» America^ T°the Ed"°'= to conceive of a obvious News exercised its freedom of community, to this moment, have had any v r influence Hall Assn. (MHA) meeting at Wilson Hall. We feel that this is statements from ASMSU. ]earn civilians were ambushed on The withholding of results of and flagrant abridgement of the the press in printing the ad last in the awarding of architectural an inappropriate amount of time Thus, Case Halls did not ~„ininn 1970 No U.S. aid linked to coup PHNOM PENH, Cambodia States not only would not leave The source claimed that was warned it was (AP) — Communist East Bloc South Vietnam, but wanted to ed Co n ist fire" if it went "playing with tipoff but the source had told at intelligence agents here closely widen the war. along with the least one newsman before it intelligence of the allied thrust invasion. The initial Cambodian started that such an offensive investigated the March 18 coup Other sources said that had into eastern Cambodia allowed reaction was to say any violation would occur. He also that brought Gen. Lon Nol to Moscow and the East Bloc North Vietnamese and Viet of its predicted power and concluded the United decided the United States was Cong troops to neutrality would be accurately the arrival here of get out of its protested. Later the government several thousand States and its Central involved in the Lon Nol coup, path and also Cambodian permitted East gave tacit approval to the mercenaries recruited Intelligence Agency (CIA) the Kremlin particularly would Bloc diplomats to inform Lon offensive. from Cambodians living in South played no part in it, a have reacted far more sharply Nol one day before it started. There was no Communist government Vietnam and trained by the U.S. source reported than it did. The Cambodian government confirmation about the invasion Special Forces. Tuesday. Since the coup looked favorable to the United States and the allied cause in South IW Vietnam, the CIA was instantly a suspect the information said, Soapy' to for but there was no evidence of any American collusion with Lon Nol deposed Sihanouk. before the Prince coup Norodom that DETROIT (UPI) — Former run court necessity, Without it society Two positions on the Michigan campaign with meetings with The source said although the „ x-term Michigan Gov. G. moves toward dictatorship or coup opened the way for Phnom Mennen Williams announced his anarchy," Williams said. Supreme Court will be filled by the voters in the November key campaign leaders Wednesday Abandoned in Grand Rapids and Lansing; Penh's acceptance of the allied candidacy for justice of the "With it, all Americans can Dead grass marks spots where tents once were at the old general election. Nominations Thursday in Flint, Saginaw, and people's park between invasion of former North Michigan Supreme Court enjoy their unalienable rights of will be made by the political Erickson halls. But a few residents remain behind Wells a Bay City; and Friday in Vietnamese and Viet Cong Tuesday. life, liberty and the pursuit of parties at their August Kalamazoo and Jackson. park in the field adjacent to the Vet Clinic. despite the movement out to the new n S T** State News photo by Chas Sanctuaries in eastern Cambodia, Williams, 59, expressed happiness." conventions. The nominees will Flowed in the long run Communist concern about the court system nonpartisan ballot for Chian's interests would be best and its role in modern society, eight - year terms. served by the coup. He noted his entire career has Indian affairs Williams re-entered the active to He said this was because Red Chinese propaganda, compared the Kremlin stance, been concerned with the law since his graduation with honors from the University of Michigan apparently had been vindicated Law School in 1936. speech slated political Democratic scene conference, attended by party at a news many notables, Nixon reveals data releas< including U.S. Circuit Court of in its claim that the United "The rule of law is an absolute John Winchester, coordinator ^roroitteeman in try to of American Indian programs in impeach Douglas , LAST DAY the Center for Urban Affairs, i "FORBIN PROJECT" will sDeak at 10-20 am candldate Nei1 Staebler; and 3:15 - 6:40-late Thursday in the Faculty Lounge Sheriff William (room G-35) North Hubbard ljUcas" WASHI "JOURNEY TO THE FAR Hall. After serving six two (AP) — He had said earlier he was impeachment power is entrusted other - year inquiries conducted SIDE OF THE SUN" Winchester will speak on terms as governor, Williams disclosed asking materials from the by the Constitution solely to the Tuesday congressional committees At contemporary issues of interest served as assistant secretary of directed Internal Revenue Service, House of Representatives. But Nixon also pointed 1:30-4:50-8:25 out tl to American Indians. state for African affairs and U.S. . a presumably pertinent income The talk is open to he tax ~ , . he said the executive branch is President's authority wit the public, returns. The chairman At 1:15 - 3:10 - 5:05 - 7:05 - 9:05 p.m George Coburn's ATL 113 ambassador to the Philippines under the Kennedy and Johnson t \ in tax not returns. The chairman immediately available was for obligated — by precedent and by aspect to the government'! students are particularly urged administrations. connection with cons.derat.on comment ~ 'T what he had the need of the House to have all '"^pendent regulatory agencieT to attend, Coburn said. ^Williams planned to begin his impeachment resolution received, the facts before reaching a ISha"express3 86,10165 my desire HALF A TON AND against Supreme Court Justice decision decision - to io sunnlv supply they cooperate to tl William O. Douglas. that information in the |the extent! TEN FEET TALL... case of permissible by law." ruler of the rockies! SECRETARIES Chairman Emanuel D-N.Y., of the full House Celler, It's your da Judiciary Committee asked for all pertinent information i letter to the President dated Criminal justice students April 29. Nixon's positive want U.S. out of Indochiru response was dated May 13 and again! released Tuesday by White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler in response to newsmen's . ... _ .. ^ Holiday Inn salutes requests ' A reso,utlon urging President The students said firearms on December raid the those ... The subcommittee asked , . , Nixon to withdraw American campus create an atmosphere of Blacq hard working for Panthers secretaries with a luncheon al! relevant reports, documents, tr0ops from Indochina by Dec., intimidation, and recently have " - 31 num£er "The „ 1970 4 special and a great new or other datathat may be in the was ad ted b resu)ted a , f "The students discouragf . . cocktail hour 4 . students in the School of unnecessary deaths, faculty and students of t.. - 8 in the possession of the various Criminal Justice Monday, School of Criminal Justice Batik Room! departments and agencies of the The The resolution stated that the tronj executive branch." resolution also accepting employment i condemned actions students deplore the research support from After work today of inadequacies in the Chicago . thj .. . Celler said he had written the Chicago Police Dept. and urged Chicago Police Dept. until sue! Police Dept.'s Internal time as there are indications attorney general and chairman the administration to study the oj of the Securities and Exchange feasibility of removing firearms Investigation Division, which substantial changes Commission for relevant from campus, released a report ALL 3121 E. GRAND RIVER materials they might be able to COLOR supply. The students thel Excalibur said PROGRAM honorary Indochina war's negative on social and criminal impact! justice inj the United States has resulted inl lansing mall elects 12 members tranquility^ HELD OVER! SECOND WEEK! decreased domestic and justice. oneoFTHcueanswBesr Members of Excalibur honorary have selected 12 members for "may The continuation of the cause an eventual w collapse 1970-71. of the system of criminal justiceH Chosen were Chuck Mostov, Toledo, 5628 W.SAGINAW' 484-4403 Birch Run junior; Dave Snyder, Kalamazoo Ohio, junior; gill Rustem, and social order," theyl junior; Rodney Watts, concluded. East Lansing junior; Rick Kibbey, East Lansing junior; Richard "Suppose They Gave a War Foster, Orlando, Fla., junior; Dan Peters, Detroit junior; John Thuerer, Rhinelander, Wise., junior, Gina Schack, Miami, and Nobody Came" junior, George Bullard, East Lansing junior; Ken Krell, Port Huron junior and Barney Fla., White to head| Young, Detroit sophomore. The motion picture that will A melt Current members choose their replacements for the coming your chocolate bar. this yean its year. Nirmally, 13 persons are selected, but one year chO& ? to remain in the group. member this student court Excalib r honors outstanding MSU students active in campus The Student Traffic Appeals! leadership, citizenship and contributions to the University. Court has announced the! The group meets once a week at Coral Cables with administrators and University officials to discuss in an ellection of Barney White,| informal Tampa, Fla., senior, a atmosphere issues confronting the University. f PETER justice for 1970 - 71. F0NDA_DENNJS_H0PPER nichplson Excalibur annually participates in the homecoming queen MS^ESR £DICDA hay&IAFI'D I^E.der selection, Mortor Board tapping and other University functions. White was former associate^ col chief justice. ALSO - DEAN MARTIN in 'THE SILENCERS' NGC THEATRE CORP. SPARTAN TWIN EAST FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 351 0030 STARTS TODAY! No one under SHOWN AT 7:15 and 9 P.M. COLOR by Deluxe „ ■* 18 admitted What do you say... ...to this male model? ... to this hitch-hiker? What do you say to the naked truth? armgBrian Keith'Ernest Borgnine • Suzanne Pleshette " II #IM/ (fO l/OII Wfl/ co starnngTom Ewell-Bradford DillmarMvan Dixon'Arthur O'Connell'Don Ameche a nahi'ilhuhf'" A FILM BY ALLEN FUNT His First Hidden Camera Fpature Michigan State News, East Laming, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, 1970 7 U pacid 'Forbin Project' Artists of Aquarius satisfying sci fi offer album collage By RAY WALSH without the interference Byrds especially warning that "I 1 By ROBERT KIPPER human emotion, of State News Reviewer have state News Reviewer Colossus is a strange feeling that I'm soon matched by Guardian "First Vibration" is a going to die before my time." a celebration of life — a feeling of liw, vears ago, In "2001: A similar Russian system. The Beatles' "Nowhere Man," B. odyssey," Hal, & energy and love by the poets, Hendrix' "Red House," and the artists and musicians of the „r was attempting the , Quickly the computers join Age now - departed Buffalo .Mtprized takeover of 'orces and use their awesome of Aquarius. Springfield's "Flying on the beings. This year It's P°w«r to control the world and Released earlier this year on Ground Is i Do It Now Records, the album Wrong" make only „S and Guardian, an J*fnd ,ts Imperialistic leaders to offers a musical collage of 14 oblique reference to drug usage, of computers, that thelf mechanized will. Scientists songs dedicated to spreading the as does Donovan's "Sunshine & the same feat in 'The "antically to scrap their Superman." Lh?n |orbin Project," a dandy science «y»tems mechanical and outwit their message that "Speed Kills." The Beatles, Donovan, the The album is available by mail dictators as order only for $3 from the Do It powerless national leaders and a Jefferson Airplane, the Byrds, Now Foundation, Box an Impregnable vulnerable, half • informed world Jlml 3573, 8) Hendrlx, and Hoyt Axton v~,., i. ♦»,„ Hollywood, Calif. 90028. Each ■minuter defense system, Is watch. are some of the artists J" ^"ed,'° ".ft'"8copy C0Py of "First »Fir.t Vlbr,tio„" Vibration' l.uJled in the United States. performing on the record with ^ 1 h»rn?n ordered includes a sixteen page tied to control American ^hlle Mplrtng to none of the the Peanut Butter Conspiracy, ° 'cocaine' booklet that includes antispeed ■ Kr weapons and make J «h »nten ions of a "Dr. Buffalo Springfield, Ravi 8p!„ "SS. KT.w. statements by Donovan, Allen Inflate I"011 defense decisions Strangelove or a "Fall Safe" Shankar, Chad and Jeremy, the fjSSVSL'iSZ (two films concerned with man's Animals, Genesis, and Canned are pledged for drug education Oln.borj.o^mott.yu.ry inability to and great collage of songs for control his Heat completing the roster. rehabilitation, and for the th" T/'u Display ESS" SfSSTsS.2 All of Bremen d. I HI h machiintriguing nes), "Theentertainlng ,s' on ,ts an own Forbin Project" work and often level, a Case Hall, home of case these artists donated their songs to the Do It Now Foundation, a have taunt sun-loving lasses, offers a fine panoramic view of solar-broiled flesh nonprofit, ^"rybod^Zrd collec?^0^ one. The to lenses I L ClMo III 61 L/IUZ-C k ri7P slackens (although pace the rarely logic perched on the dormitory roof. State News photo by John E Carney nonpolltical, nonsectarian, self - sustaining organization. Do It on°"Fir°sft llTtioV'u't^my8 sometimes does) and the available original version of "The IpARIS suspense mounts steadily Pusher," as sung by its writer, Petitioning set Medical (AP) - Fire broke out throughout. Hoyt Axton. The number was . . made famous by steppenwoif, the top landing of the Director Joseph Sargent and fnr ,U' rnrJin Moot Eiffel Tower Tuesday screenwriter James Bridges can Jd firemen had to climb be credited for a slick and |ndreds of steps to get to it. satisfying sci fi creation that has electrical an economical length, a good reporter and lyrically examines the role of the hard drug seller and his relation to the user: "The Pusher take your body/ and leave your at - ' UUIU Petitioning for two large positions nnnrn UUUf on member - the All U - University Radio Board remains dual mind to scream." kults and the elevators had to cast - Eric Braeden, an role of * unfamiliar actor, plays Dr. "Amphetamine Annie" by the °Pe» this week Petitions are Canned Heat and the Byrds' ,n 6. S "d?nt Sfmc*s ■ , . I Dense black smoke poured Redford's bedmate in "Tell lom the top of the 82 • year ■ Then, Wlme ^ ,g H „ . . Forbin and Susan Clark, Robert sc "Artificial Energy" are perhaps the two songs on the alburn thkfc f'dg' ™ey sho^ there by 5 Pm- Priday- retUrned scientific developments who should not have Id itructure. The flames were his assistant and dutiful By JOYCE POOLE women former president of the Dudly deal most with the problems Radio Board determines mistress which effect their lives, Mildred been on the pill, saw their that can come from hard drug fought under control within an - and a tidy pacifist message for Paper Co., who contributed policy, organization and budgets ln",,pS S^.notedm.didWor^, »!?• JS-" 7h.SofM.'ul.o L" SCnc report.™ -*»«• death, with the ££ a finale. th. oommunlty by _ Tuberculoid Society. :He died In PwlblHtie. of -J» »'* and th. five affiliate autloon. the National Am, of Sdenefl new developments, which have Ihapin cay* X, 7*' Charles M, Yates 1 LectureBn"iU i * at a not yet been Pr,nt®d ,n the The lecture is sponsored by th® Michigan Tuberculosll and South Complex Playeri m#dleal journals, through their symposium for medical reporters local newspapers, Miss Spencer Respiratory Disease Aa»n„ M8U, the Michigan State Medical Prasent *K5,0MS,nt#/' Hie public tends „ 4 to believe wld- The Yates Lecture Is presented Society, the Michigan preM Assn. and the An Evening of Unforgettable Theatre what It hears Michigan Hospital IMicrofilm and acts in honor of Charles M. Yates, Aaan. cost accordingly. It is the reporter's duty to inform them about iiiisiisssiisiiiiisssisiiiiimisiiisiiiiiiisssiiiiiiiiisiiisiiiiii .J the cost factor involved While the microfilm serves as If cheap portable readers could controversial As issues, smoking," Miss Spencer said. like J. I the production of microfilm a reporter for the Buffalo ■creases, MSU cannot afford to Bke extensive loducts, use Richard of microfilm an excellent library materials Chapln, would cost five times as much duplicating and storage process, reproducing all on microfilm be used, more extensive use of microfilm might be possible, he said. (N.Y.) Evening News, Miss Spencer reports on topics related to medicine, from reviewing Placement Bureau B. as Chapln said It Is also medical books to Blue Cross The following employers will Wonders Kiva May 22 & 23 Inry director, said at a building more space for the financially Impossible to reports. with employers even though — be Interviewing from May 25 Lily Club luncheon Tuesday, library facilities, he said. implement the use of computers h, a recent Interest they have not completed their 8:30 Sharp Bipltt said that currently th# "Due to the lack of In the Library. poll, through May'20,1070.29, 1070. If yyou military service. ' " Many employers readers rated medical stories In Jury only uses microfilm for standardisation In the Computers could be used to the top six, above education, are Interesting In an have Indicated an Interest In Tickets On Sale At The Door, that students and production of microfilm, several replace the card catalogue, but religion organisation, pleas# sign up In Interviewing the student before Tulty t'ould not otherwise different reader machines are the cost in present manpower Spencer said. or amusement, Miss the Placement Bureau as soon as and after his duty with th# Marshall!, Campbells, State Discount pin. possible and AT LEAST TWO Armed Forces, necessary," he h# said. hours would be transformed Into "The medical reporter Informs SCHOOL DAY! In advance of purely monetary costs, Chapln the people about Issues. The Mav 26 1870- Las AnBei«. the Interview date, Additional ••la. City Unified School District MIHM MfflHwiiaiii MARTIN MKOFF-Ml flUNSKI HDUM people then bring pressure on Information Is available In the Chapln said the copying officials for change," Miss Placement Bulletin posted each service machines the Library 20, 1070: Holly Stores ^StySU sponsors bought for public use have enabled articles per year to be made for Miss Spencer explained. After a 14 • 800,000 copies of committed suicide In New York, year - old girl Spencer wrote a 1& ■ part week at th# Placement Bureau and In most departments. MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: Students kre advised to Interview Inc., (division of S.S. Kresge). M«y 27, 1070: Alment Community Schools, and New York Life Insurance. faculty and students, wrles on mental health In While this Is an added expense —- youths, which resulted In the fern hopeful Levin ■Sander Levin, candidate for the Michigan Democratic for the Library, Chapln said, establishment of new people are now accustomed to clinics. being able to copy the material needed for later reference. Because of her detailed report on the pill's side effects, youth Now Showing! * Who says Vampires many - - nibematorlal nomination, will speak at 3 Judltorlum. p.m. Friday In the You Can't I are no laughing matter? ■Levin In presently serving his second term as state senator from Keep A Good Man Tjitrlct hldent of IB and is a member of the Senate Business Committee. A Berkley, he Is a former member of the Oakland Jwnty Board of Supervisors. ■His speech is part of the Great Issues series sponsored by DOWN! TSMSU. Cosponsors are the Interfraternity Council anil "7ME Inhellenlc Council. ■The speech is open to the public without charge. "DRACULA FearLEss PROGRAM INFORMATION 11? K444 HAS RISEN VaMPIRE c Si ■ lUDAY IS LADIES' DAY oH^ 5th WEEK! 1:00. 3:10- 5:20-7:25-9:30 FROM THE GRAVE" K'liER? • 750 TO 6 P.M. 11 0(t! Pardon mE,9ut IS THE BEST 3 TECHNICOLOR* From WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS AMERICAN WAR PLUS COMEDYi SINCE STEVEN MCQUEEN'S SOUND most sensitive portrayal CAME SANDRA DEE DEAN STOCKWELL ED BEGLEY LLOYD BOCHNER IN!" m HORROR OONNA BUCCAL*... JOANNAMOOSt JOSDAN CAll IAECC m'H wAWI JATTlWI t(( hamson ' ««*' mwhaiO w«ow> Wrhailo In «»M AIIAILS THI WOK LP I Shown 2nd at 10:30 JACK MacGOWRAN • SHARON TATE-AIRE BASS staffing FERDY MAYNE Screenplay by GERARD BRACH and ROMAN POLANSKI steven Produced by PE GUTOWSKI Directed by ROMAN POLANSKI A CAOAI liiMS fuMWArS WDUCIION ^,u" r°" An Ingo Preminger Production aneta corseaut mcqueen PANAV'5'0N^and METROGQI-QR ft? SUTHERLAND ELLIOTT GOULD TOM SKERRITT N«cidV MuE"M*N' R0M"T Mali • to »nn wiuo • rcnc auberionois rcsn An MSU Cine Series Presentation ZTm Calu '"CHW0 H0C*H MBERtVman RINGLARDNER.Jr. nUBtnl All MAN u... - KINlil Mg,lC b» ,0HNN» MANML WED. & THURS.: 100 ENGINEERING |WJ 109 Anthony 750 room 6»'«IJILD.V,uxw "NAVIIION* ^^"OUWOTSaon SSOOSOIWt Shown at 7; 8:45 & 10:30 I.D.'s ON COLUMBIA Required 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 2o> 1970 INCOUNTIR Surveying Interior chief, for campus Nixon confer Survey work is in progress on a $10 million highway project WASHINGTON (AP) £n«28oT; - that, when completed, will cut across the MSU campus. President Nixon presided The 3.2 - mile highway will extend from Interstate 496 east Tuesday at a Cabinet meeting along the Grand Trunk railroad line and will join M-43 near the that apparently produced his railroad viaduct east of East Lansing. first face - to - face encounter concerns." plore ™ The project calls for a six - lane, divided highway from 1-496 to with Secretary of the Interior Hagadorn Road (the campus portion of the route) and a four - Walter J. Hickel since the latter's lane divided highway from Hagadorn to M-43. appeal to Nixon to enlarge The survey work, under the direction of Clifford E. Smith, The communications with the young. White House survey party chief, will take about six months. Bids for , meeting includpH - ■ construction are scheduled to be taken in 1973; the right of way acquisition will be completed before any letting of bids. Actual Hickel put his bid into a letter Indochina and the home. rnti0»l to Nixon but there has been no But it non,r construction will begin in late 1973 or early 1974. announcement whether he ever elaboration of either 2d At-grade intersections will offer access to the new highway at feceived a formal reply. Some Cabinet Harrison and Hagadorn roads. Farm Lane will overpass the memf* highway near the railroad tracks. There will be a full interchange at complained mildly, ,t fc Bogue Street. Red Cedar Road will offer access and will terminate at the highway. A full interchange was originally proposed for PROPOSED M-43 RELOCATION ® INTERCHANGE White Ronald House press secretary L. Ziegler was asked Nixon lil"e ^ whether Hickel had anything to Ziegler said at one L Red Cedar Road, but was dropped because of high costs. The M-43 cross campus route is expected to help ease traffic EXISTING TRUNKLINE o SEPARATION say at the nearly three - hour "?" ^e matters before! ■ meeting. discussed." pressure on East Grand River Ave. LOCAL ROADS question But he sidestep whether J "There was full discussion by every member of the Cabinet," Ziegler replied. But he did not IRS collects specifically include the Hickel unpaid excise letter in the realm of discussion. hepped out, tax President Spiro T aL After Hickel the Cabinet meeting, issued a statement in preside, to Kieseinger, W the ^ German former By JIM SHELDON Revenue Service doesn't response to press inquiries, chancellor. (IRS) pay the tax, the compiles a list of r State News Staff Writer watching. spokesman r persons who said, the unpaid haven't paid their excise tax and „„„ Under the... 1954 Code used by at al,»" the officer said. that spokesmen said, describing it as rJnW° John Gen. ,CubinetN. members, the amount added the IRS anv unoaid excise tax is that degree de8ree ofof n—non * compliance — "an effective and productive Mitchell d Think twice before you refuse T Recent,y' Person/ „ f is onto next submits the list to the IRS. assessed' against the individual with, any revenue ,aws- There work session. RobenlI to pay the 10 per cent federal ^nig the tax area have refused because they say the month's to pay bill, However, the spokesman said, The «phone company who refuses to pay it Bisanz asn 1 ***" any ind,cation that "We examined were represented tne tax ' excise tax charged on monthly — this has been that deputies. great a spectrum of the telephone bills. The Internal financing the war in if the customer sends a note to escrow agent to collect the tax, problem." Innnrnii Indochina, a spokesman for the company explaining why he Frank J. Bisanz, a representative "We take all means and tools Michigan Bell Telephone said isn't paying the tax, the unpaid for the director of the Lansing at our disposal to collect the Tuesday. amount is merely deducted from IRS branch, said. The IRS tax," he added. has But no the telephone company complaints. If a customer the bill. The phone company then collects the money if the phone company doesn't, he said. He said the "tools" consist of garnishing, seizure and sales. Heads of NO WORD FROM NIXON Generally people come around obtain and pay the tax when their wages are garnished or their automobile is seized and sold, me Trio continues war Bisanz observed. A "very small number" of WASHINGTON White House (AP) - announced The set The White House for 10:30 meeting a.m was EDT arrangements persons in the Lansing area are Among those to J WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Three JtJrteT^asUng^May 2?b «!d Psycholo8ical need for food," refusing to pay the taxT and they Tuesday that presidents of 15 black universities and colleges Wednesday. The request for the session was meeting is Dr. Hugh MfflJl young men vowing* f^until fShnfhan ^22, in the *!*!*•. - mi*ht stoP refusin* U.«V havebeen invited to meet with filed by Dr. James E. Cheek, president of Morehouse Co in Atlanta, who earlier had a I troops''are Ved^b " tft dSlyta ^ Bisanz iiaPPen> * President Nixon Wednesday to discuss problems of such president of Howard University here in Washington and Dr. the presidents of black co J questioned the and universities to „ rriVIKofrS Pen'f^UAv^e reason o wadleigh-maurice, ltd. production House presidential mansion. tro^X *»«- MoDonne, sighed softly. "His willingness"to ignore nonviolent protest." f°r singling a war out the. excise tax as protest. All this money institutions and their students. The assemblage will include Dr. John A. Prapiea president Herman Branson of Central state University, Wilberforce, Atlanta Sunday The White House I technicolor® from warner bros. Brien McDonnell, 27, who says they sleep at a goes into one fund anyway, he Ohio. forced cancellation of Jackson State of b he hasn't eaten since May 2, Friends Meeting House. They College at Chancellor G. Alexander Atlanta meeting. Gloster'soffl take only water'. They concede thev get hunerv but thev McDonnell who is assistant director of the Delaware sa,d" The The public information officer Jackson, Miss., where an outbreak of violence resulted in Heard of Vanderbilt University, said this meeting ms «v Nixon's special advisor on rescheduled, depending 01 they will die before they give Friends called a doctor to look up £ounty,' ?a\ Health and Welfare for the IRS in Detroit said few deaths of two black youths. campus violence and unrest, results are achieved at the Wh| at McDonneS. "He wanted me i .m doctor estimates I will protest ^king the excise tax issue. He indicated that The White House said, however, that the Jackson events joined Cheek in making House meeting'/8 hospitalized because I had become comatose in another federal telephone excise did not spur a request from the developed dvsenterv " seven day8, Po,lce u8ually Pick revenues amounted to $334.7 15 college executives to see McDonnel said Althounh the up fasters who Pass out and take million for the last quarter in Nixon. Actually, the request was 1 i r I I . I . | tad hunger wiiis so away after them 't0 a h08p,tal- But Vm ^69. filed before the outbiak that MSU Ol Student S6PKS four daJS"wh«t Immms lithe wlll,ng t0 „,tay there even "Some people don't pay taxei resulted m „0 | . , . in tlx .'v deaths earlier at ,v 1 W UUCI II Augusta, Ga. return to county posl Thomas Helma, Kant Lansing graduate student, will run for hi second term the on Ingham County Board of Commlmloneril TODAY 2 November. ... FEATURES! The has "Who's That I "III" As a commissioner, Helma has been named t Assn. of Counties' steering committee on welfare. tin \u I n| Knocking + |n At My Door" i He also serves as vice chairman of the Michigan Assn. a 7:00-9:50 I 8:30 only Counties Tasks Force on Welfare Reform and Ih a member of th| NEW "apple FRIDAY: county Office of Economic Opportunity board of directors. His district Includes all of the MSU campus and a portion | East Lansing along Grand River. He has served as a commissioner since 1968. on Wed. it It WIN0 NITE NORTHSIDE PRIVE-IN J Now An exquisite motion as beautiful as Elvira picture Madigan THEATRE SHOWING 2 Wiles North on US-27.. 482-7409j EXCLUSIVE Michigan State University HALF A TON AND Department of Theatre TEN FEET TALL... ruler of the rookies! PERFORMING A presents THREE PLAYS IN REPERTORYl wed. may 20 The Three Penny Opera Volpone May 14,15, 18,19,23 May 6 • 810,13 17,20,24-6 Mat. 23 Mat. 16 V HlH tzdw Shown twice at 8:37 and Late The Homecoming Plus 2nd Color Hit May 11 12 16 21 22 Mat. 17 Tmmup Dick Van Dyke Fairchild Box Office Open thru May 26 from NOW 12:30-5:00 p.m. Never A Dull Moment WED. &THURS. 111 OLDS HALL IN COLOR Admission $2.00 Evenings 8:00 W1, &UM2 ADMISSION 1.00 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, 1970 9 H FEASTS BE6IN TOP O' THE GRADE T HAMADY BROS FRESH PLUMP FRYERS WHOLE CHICKENS CUT UP PAN READY CHUCK ROASTS 26!I3I< SPLIT BROILERS LB. FOR THE BARBECUE GRILL 37c MVt!"G M!?'R'AN A: ^ MALL S210 W. SAGINAW AT CLMWOOD IN HWT. LANSING MALL 1M2 W. GRAND RIVER OKEMOS. MICHIGAN YANKEE /-ckited CENTER ,30 w HOLMES ROAD COR. 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So shop the wild reductions in both the Campus Center and East Lansing store. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, i97q DISCHARGE SOUGHT AAUP criticizes Vaughn bill in committee o .crc.ur.cD By JEFF SHELER do meet there are a number of othpr bj|,s have to dea, "If the committee does not House Speaker William A. election The MSU chapter of the method: individually to State News Staff Writer we tflke u the bm then we,„ , Ryan, D - Detroit, said he does American Assn. of University faculty Th wjth » A Jackie bill sponsored by Rep. Mahalak said, however, that he Vaughn III, D - Detroit! will ask the legislature to send the legislature a chance to stand up and be counted. Then not thin,k the biU "has much of a chance" of passing in the Professors (AAUP) has criticized the limited time provided for K£aBS£-»^ in to exempt Michigan men from his committee to Washington, everyone Michigan will know," Vaughn said, referring to ,egjsla^re • ' do feel though that its last week's referendum on strike issues, . sponsored jointly by fighting in an undeclared war is D.C., to confer with President vote on a discharge motion. chances are better after the ASMSU and the University administrative personnel now in the House Committee on Nixon and Pentagon officials Mahalak said he would have demonstration," w . , . ... ,, ... Ryan said, administration. concerned with the issues' of 2 Military and Veteran Affairs. regarding the war in Vietnam choice referring to the march Indications are that it may sit and "other issues." no but to oppose last Xhursday by 9>000 students, , University strike. the discharging the committee. The three in this committee indefinitely. "Right now I have no opinion "This is not A statement issued Tuesday questions necessarily referendum on «, Rep. Edward E. Mahalak, D - of Rep. Vaughn's bill," Mahalak "I would have to oppose it," because of the demonstration, commended the referendum but alternatives were on S® Romulus and chairman of the asserted. "I would really like to he declared. "It's a point of whether or not you believe in but because it was handled in criticized the procedures on to the campus and the U.S. strike R0S committee, said Tuesday he does learn something about it. That's such an orderly way," he added, employed in conducting it. of action in cou* not know when his committee why I want to ask for $15,000 committee action." "No matter what the legislators' Indochina will take up the bill and added to go to Washington." Vaughn said much opposition views are regarding the bill, they Faculty members Vot.. "Although the University through their department that he would oppose any East week Vaughn said he to his bill was based on a just had to be impressed." community was alerted to the and students voted of£ attempts.to have the committee would give the committee "a question of constitutionality. Ryan said many lawmakers fact that a referendum would be residence hall booths either? discharge the bill. few more days" to act on the "Parochiaid is also a question the state's jurisdiction held, the date and procedures to or at 1!o of the eight "The committee hasn't had a bill before he moved to constitutional question," he in military matters. He contends be followed were not generally campus. stations set ud F un n! meeting since we received the discharge the bill from added, "but the legislature is a court decision on a bill, similar known to students and bill," Mahalak stated. "When we committee. faculty," going ahead on that. Let's be to Vaughn's, that was passed in the statement said. horchec consintent. Only the courts can Massachussetts would "clear the decide whether or not a law is air". Astronauts constitutional." "If the courts upheld the The counscil said that the A committee. member of Mahalak's Massachussetts Rep. Phillip 0. Congress would have to act," bill, then requirement distributed, that marked, ballots be collected Philosophy for space Pittenger, R - Lansing, said last Ryan siad. "They would either week he saw "a lot of problems" have to declare war or end the Dog days and returned the "undoubtedly resulted in some faculty being deprived of an same day, Dept. offers in Vaughn's bill." fight in Vietnam. The war could The Neal Armstrong, first man on I think When temps turn pantingly hot, a wise Irish Setter wades opportunity to vote." the moon, baritone sax; John basically we're talking not continue if a Massachussetts dedicated «ti mil In Una Glenn, first American to orbit , a,x,ut ^ federal level of up to his withers in the fountain pool near the Student Services Bldg. The AAUP suggested, that in the future, council has alternatives participation of SSSSH Americans the earth, trumpet; A,»„ Shepard, first American in <">»»' He i," Pittenger pointed out. said Vaughn had not state News photo by Bill Porteous referendum ballots be mailed amateur music activities, is a space, William J. look • ahead outfit: it already of Caltaghan, chairman the Dept. of has picked its "space orchestra." The command pilot, harmonica; and Eugene Cernan, Gemini 9 space "convinced" the bill "is WILLIAMS, MAYO urged striking Philosophy students to discuss philosophy members would be walker, clarinet, legitimate and can have some with their amateurs in instructors the music but Gordon Coopi Walter effect" he would consider the possible professionals in space, since all proposal. arrangements that will Cunningham, Donald Slayton, them both to dissent permjt are part of the U.S. astronaut Alfred Worden "If there's ever a question in in West have been Circle ways program. Specifically nominated my mind that a bill is in they regard as appropriate and designated as back - up men for to continue go to the group are: violation of the Constitution the studies the group. in then I will oppose it," Pittenger philosophy upon which they said. engaged." By DAVE PERSON occupy the third floor, first and hallways will be carpeted. extra per term. As of Tuesday, floor north and north terrace. Callaghan's letter said each State News Staff Writer Residents Miss Widick, said, 51 spaces were student should exercise his may rent matching Women will reside on the second left in Williams for next fall. best bedspreads and bolsters if they Prof to lecture Men will invade West Circle floor and the south side of first wish. Students may make judgment and follow his conscience in deciding whether PEWTER MUG next fall as Mayo and Williams floor and the south terrace. arrangements to' board at he should not . residence halls prepare to go Rooms will cost about $165 another hall if strike, make a Each room will be complete they so desire, complete break with the on manuscripts coed. Mayo will undergo the less with twin beds, desks, tables, a per student per term. A limited number of because no food will be served. University's academic program singles will be They may also buy guest meal or take an immediate position. Authentic reproduction of Robert T. Anderson, chairman radical change. It will have the lamp and a refrigerator. Rooms available. Singles will cost $50 tickets for other halls. "We recognize that there of the Dept. of Religion, will can glass bottom mug in lead - same characteristics as other be marked differences present an illustrated lecture at 8 coed residence halls. The third between free pewter faithfully the courses of action . . . that Abernathy p.m. Thursday in the main fl°or and the east side of first panel detailed various individuals, in gallery of Kresge Art Center. The "Samaritan lecture, A001- will house women and the entitled second floor and west side of Manuscripts and first floor will house hien. suggests good faith, decide upon. Among us also, of course, there is disagreement perfect as to the $950 Artifacts in the Warren Williams Hall will initiate a ASK ABOUT OUR Chamberlain Collection," will be "brand new idea" in University followed by a question and housing, Helen Widick, Eest answer period. Circle area manager, said. The of blacks to probe killings comparative wisdom of some of these decisions, but not as to the right and necessity of each one's NEW YORK (AP) making and standing by his ENGRAVING SERVICE The program, sponsored by a building will house upperclass -- The Rev. shooting of two black youths at that such black elected officials Jackson State College. own," the letter said. local chapter of the students only. Ralph D. Abernathy urged as Mayor Richard Hatcher of Callaghan said students taking Archaeological Institute of This idea developed because of Monday that a panel of black Abernathy told a 'Baptist Gary, Ind., and Rep. John an Intermediate stand can America, is open to the public numerous requests for a strictly officeholders be set up to Minister Conference that Conyers, D-Mich., serve on AN IDEAL GIFT Mitchell's an arrange with the staff ways to upperclass student residence investigate the recent shooting visit there was investigative committee to continue studying which will not FOR the WEDDING deaths in Augusta, Ga., and hall, Miss Wideck said. The "perfunctory and late." "move into areas where black conflict with their consciences. PARTY OR LONDON LODGING at low cost response to the changeover in Jackson, Miss. "He should have moved for travellers on a jn people have been slain." "We are anxious to render GRADUATION budget. Clean, Williams has been favorable. Miss "I do not have very much faith time so that there were no Six black men were killed conveniently located, bed and them all the assistance that Widick said many students "like in Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell's killings," Abernathy said. breakfast hotel. Write for during racial violence at Augusta reasonably and legitimately can PERFECT GIFT FOR A MAN 319 E. Grand River the idea of a nice, quiet place to visit," Abernathy said, referring The SCLC leaders suggested last Monday. live." to Mitchell being sent give," the letter said. . . . TROPHY OR AWARD East Monday Lansing, Mich. to Jackson by the White House in the aftermath of last Friday's GOV'T. FUNDS LOFTS Artists' pods BEAUTY SALONS CAPS and for spring term graduation, NEW YORK (AP) - The Bohemian life has Such scenarios are commonplace at Westbeth, gone public. located in the sturdy 13-story former Bell Sunday, June 14, 1970, For the first time in the United States, Telephone Laboratories. can be picked up at government money has been used to help create The first tenants started filling the 383 loft - the UNION BUILDING housing and studio space for artists only. The type units early this winter, and it now has a converted former office building on the edge of starting June 1, 1970. waiting list of 1,000. Greenwich Village is called Westbeth. Already it is filled to capacity with almost 400 Westbeth is public housing non ■ profit, middle artists and has produced a brand new - income living quarters for which the Federal style in apartment house living. Housing Authority has provided low - interest It was officially dedicated Tuesday. loans. What's it like with all those artists living under It marks the first such provision made for one roof? artists, the first government recognition of the — You can watch your clothes tumble special problems faced by a breed of urban dry while the actor at the next washer learns his lines dwellers whose incomes are mercurial but who out loud. constantly need lots of space and low rents. — You can count sheep while the musician who The National Council on the Arts and the J.M. 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State News Sport* Writer in their half of the seventh. Hari run short in their comeback the winners, the MSU's baseball team got the hands of the Broncos earlier •" the year- East Lansing, off the hook, taking a 2-1 lead in the second. As in the second inning, Howitt and Rashead delivered led off with a double to deep left center, but tried to stretch it attempt. Dave Shoemake led off with an infield single and losers revenge Tuesday in Kalamazoo The game itself was under the Back to- - back singles to left back * to - back singles to left, into a triple. Dace ran the ball advanced to second on a passed A tournament of any kind Is a unique occurs in the form of a 3-2 victory over «.*»> oftohman Uny by Shaun Howitt and Phil but this time with two men down and relayed it to Cerez, happens once a year and its results often mL U7°M^hi A crowd gathered as Rick Ferman's second set entered Its 22nd (lame. It saw Michigan's Dan McLaughlin win a dose victory and f It continued to watch It also saw Ferman sit down behind the scorer's bench, to be alone for a moment. u Aku "Everything had continually built up," Ferman said c 3 Sultana - teams' flight back to Lansing, "The pressure, the tension, the Jeast Q 4 Barney's Boy* ■ Chem. Orad* realization that you were undefeated and playing for the MSU ties 5 Akbarama • Mclnne* or Hub. 11 championship. Then all of a sudden Its gone. The season is over bed! 6 Holocaust Fenwlck ever - and I was completely drained of emotion." pAeAe+tU 7 10's Men ■ Animal* or Beavers 8 Wlquussett - Wight 9 Eno • Harrad or Outhouse Drobac gave Ferman a minute before going out to console his player but afterwards there was no one to console Drobac as he sat on his luggage waiting to be taken to the airport. East Campus Fields 6:30 11 West Shaw 6 - Abdication "It would have been rough to beat them," Urogac si 12 Spyder - Abel "Michigan came through when it counted." 1 Setutes - West Shaw 9 Luckily for the participants, the tournament was not all 2 Winshire extreme joy or sorrow. - Woodpecker 3 Cabana - Worship 4 Hornet There was the search for the indoor courts, after outdoor play - Akrojox was canceled due to rain, which resulted in many lost tennis Our Superb Cheese Pizza players. There was the humor- 12-inch Regular Pizza frustration of the players w» 16-inch Super Pizza . $1.70 members of the indoor tenn Additional Items $2.50 club repeatedly walked in of the courts disrupting Ham Mushrooms Pepperoni game. OAC is of the people Onions Fresh Sausage Ground Beef When so many players Green Peppers Olives gathered, many things can seen: A player who hits his 12-inch Regular Pizza each item 30c at the roof after applause tor by the people 16-inch Super Pizza Our DeLuxe Pizza Pepperoni, each item 50c match on another co disrupts him; a doubles pa« - Mushrooms, who swears at his partwr Ham, Green Peppers, Onion for the people. 12-Inch Regular Pizza missing a shot; a booming Fleurette 16-Inch Super Pizza $3.00 that bounces unexpected!^> From $175.00 ZZIIhSO playing partner waiting it net; an Indiana team that» Juet like your dream. wildly for an ot a Tlmeleaa. Reaching the Infinity thouaand atara. DOMINOS. because he is facing Michigan. The Big Tournament saw ail Ten of th Open Air Celebration it's up to you Reflecting aa a heritage of love old as time. INC. saw the winners and Perhaps it also saw that simple classification » the . .. Aa young as the dawn. to be there and make it accurate enough. Perhaps . happen. Fleurette by Orange Blossom. player who is lucky ON CAMPUS CALL more likely, g°od .e"0"g^inner at the whether tournamentjs he captured » (g;. victories or none. 4 Jewelry and r Sport Short days left for tickets. The MSU JudoClubJ 319 E.Grand River East Lansing, Mich. tycui tyi&e 1970 Big Ten chsmpi^/ oompatltlon University. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, 1970 15 SPORTS- Kenney By GARY SCHARRER power. quits The record speaks for itself. Under Kenney's leadership At present time the leading as performance as an athlete and as State News Sports Writer candidate to head the soccer the a scholar. He received a masters Spartans have enjoyed five program appears to be Payton Gene Kenney, the father undefeated In 14 years Fuller. He was assistant coach degree from California Institute of seasons. of soccer at MSU, has submitted his Kenney has piloted teams to 120 under Kenney last Technology. Currently, Fuller year and is a graduate assistant in resignation to the board of victories, tying 13 and losing handled soccer drills this trustees. The petition will past mechanical engineering while be only 13 games. The Spartans spring. acted upon at the next board were NCAA runnerups in 1964 working toward a Ph.D. "It is my hope that meeting in June. Should the and 1965. They lost out in the the Fuller feels that a coaching resignation be accepted by the administrative staff will appoint quarter finals in '66 but came position is a great challenge and Fuller to the head board, Kenney will leave behind back for the NCAA coaching him a position," Munn commented hopes to keep the winning winning tradition for co-championship in '67 and '68. the on tradition going, since soccer is future Spartan soccer teams. In 1969, with an soccer situation for next fall. injury - riddled one of the most winning sports Kenney's first appointment at squad, the Spartans lost in the Fuller is a native of on campus. Because of the cut in MSU was as assistant coach for first round of the finals. Kingston, Jamaica. He came to MSU on a scholarships the recruiting will the wrestling team. Kenney was Contrary to rumors, MSU will soccer scholarship and played on be severely limited. In the past instrumental in organizing the field a varsity team next fall. It is the Jamaica first 1963, 1964 and 1965 was a rich recruiting soccer club at MSU. true, however, that for the In Spartan teams. Fuller was land for soccer players. Now it 1956 soccer was present there will be no more put on the honored as an All - America becomes almost impossible to | varsity level and Kenney has scholarships given to the soccer selection in 1964. Fuller was a bring Jamaican I been head coach fund for recruiting soccer players to ever since. He purposes. key performer MSU. Fuller plans to open j did all the recruiting in the 14 This was a decision made by the on Kenney's two national runner - up squads. A contacts in high schools from | years as coach, produced 20 administration because of rising brilliant playmaker the Detroit area for future | Players who received costs in the athletic dept. undergraduate, Fuller as an still recruits. Payton Fuller I All-America honors and many Athletic Director "Biggie" figures in the Spartan record more who Munn had nothing but praise for were picked for book — fifth in career assists and Looking towards next season All-Midwest teams. Beginning with nothing, the job done by Kenney. "He had great success in soccer eight in career points. At the end of his senior year he received Fuller seems very enthused. MSU cyclists Gene "I'm Kenney Kenney soon soccer team built the MSU into a collegiate and was one of the great coaches in soccer," Munn said. MSU's Chester L. Brewer Award for his distinguished good optimistic for a team next fall," Fuller very said. "We lost some real good players in Trevor Harris and in 30-mile 1IDS LONG POWER STRUGGLE captain Ernie Tuchsherer, along with Alex Skotarek and Kenny The MSU Cycling Club seconds ahead of MSU Hammon, but coming back and competed in a meet at Dayton one of the real mainstays is sophomore Allen Marcossen. Sunday and had members finish MSU senior Neil King was the (senior to be) Buzz Demling, Nagel, Evashevski second, third and eleventh in the next rider to finish, five seconds who recently qualified for the Iowa open 30-mile race, which was out at U.S. behind Marcossen. Olympic soccer team. ridden in one hour and 12 Ron Ceck of MSU placed 11th Senior Frank Morant, along with minutes. in the race. Demling, who will be the team's Sigfried Koch, 1969 National Marcossen received [OWA CITY, Iowa (UPI) -- contracts which expire on Jun helm with a 52-27-4 record. His co-captains, will form the Best All-round Rider a trophy as successes included from the first collegiate rider to » University of Iowa Athletic 30. 1964 nucleus for next year's team. cross shared the Big Ten conference Chicago, finished first, five the finish line. Sird fired Football Coach Ray The Board action came after championship Lgel and accepted the year °f turmoil in the Iowa — One investigation, by thestate L^y Bowl victory, Why Pay More! Why Pay More! ion of Athletic Director Athletic Dept. in which audlt°r 'nto expense accounts of the Bowl. his four years at Iowa, Nagel Why Pay More! Evashevski members of the Athletic Dept. compiled a 13-26-1 record. The Tuesday, numerous coaches resigned amid He began his career at low, last two seasons he recorded Lnating a drawn - out power reports of personal I0.rn.l4 prf°ur„ef' a"n n't h?S 1952 and _ jggle between the two men. vindictiveness, the football was named the identical 5-5 marks. team's black athletes walked out investigation by a athletic acnieuc bodv ooay univ«sity'si chief athletic executive in 1960 when Nagel was the second football under on the squad, and there were accusations have been made COaching program from Evashevski, was against any individual Nagel wdMs staff Briere fired after five seasons. ■•nnlf !t! eVK pe star constantly constantly for j <• for control a" co^tr^f ofThe . Nagel of the the football responsibilities IOW8 came to at December> 1965- He C°ach Ralph Iowa after an eight-year Recently, take Head Basketball Miller resigned to duties as _ basketball nrnarJfm which fo°tbaJ! tenure at Utah, where his coach at Oregon State, emains program, Evashevski coma in headed 1960. from 1952 through MONTREAL (UPI) - Doctors Notre Dame Hospital Tuesday car crash. with him at the time of the Though Evashevski made no statement against Nagel he MSU football tickets indicated his concern in the b Michel Briere's condition Sunday night, Dr. Claude struggle with a statement that pained satisfactory and that Bertrand, chief of neurosurgery 120aied• yearto be - old hockey player at Notre Dame Hospital, said the slowly regaining coma would probably last 10 to "never have I been tolerated any practice which was contrary to university policy or a party to or go on sale Monday ~nss. 15 days. Earlier, Dr. Bertrand procedure." i Briere has been in had expected Briere to regain Evashevski was the most Monday at the MSU Ticket Office in Jenison Fieldhouse lobby. a late Friday car accident consciousness i expected to last from 10 to Monday successful football coach in Iowa MSU students, fueulty and staff can purchase regular seat Tuesday, history in his nine years at the tickets at $6 apiecp. Each person can purchase a maximum of 2 days, however. pokesmen for the hospital I there had been no further tickets. / Among the games most likely to be quickly sold out are the home contests against Notre Dame and Ohio State and an 1# VI? I8t0 inplications following a BASEBALL STANDINGS game with Michigan. away Wk Saturday night which Students will be able to purchase the season ticket Briere on the pass for all "very, very home games when they return in the fall. |icai" list. Football tickets will go on sale to the general ie setbAk followed surgery American public on June 1. "ir Saturday when a blood EAST w L EAST W L | pressing on Briere's brain Baltimore 24 10 Chicago 18 15 'PCT. .545 GB removed. The operation — New York 20 16 New York 18 17 .514 ed four hours. 1 DETROIT IS 16 St. Louis 16 17 .485 2 ie accident took place near Boston Pittsburgh .artic. Que., 350 miles Washington Montreal 13 21 .382 5 Yt ... Cleveland Philadephia 13 22 .371 pliwest of Montreal. 6 a rookie center for the Ngh Penguins, was thrown WEST WEST W L ] K °f the wreckage of his car. Minnesota California 12 .677 Cincinnati Los Angeles 27 21 11 . Sail Into Summer With These re were two 15 , . . . passengers in the Oakland 18 .500 Atlanta 19 16 . Chicago 20 .429 Houston 19 19 SCOOTER SKIRTS . Kansas City 22 .371 San Erancisco IS 20 Flood . 23 .324 San Diego 17 23 . „(continued from page 14) DINNER . . . for your lood said TUESDAY'S RESULTS yes, then qualified oak^LTaT MilwTkee^nigh, New York at Montreal, night everyday hungry gourmet [answer in the to say he wanted to Minnesota at Kansas City, night Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night whole system SO that California at Chicago, night I'ayer at the end of a season c,ev.eland at Washington, night Chicago at Cincinnati, night St. Louis at Houston, night STRIP STEAK $1.79 Los Angeles at San Diego, night 3 frife agent and DETROIT"a't BoltJn,'nigh? ' Atlanta at San Francisco, night FRIED CHICKEN 1.39 p for the team that made him LAKE PERCH 1.19 Ib«t Offer. TODAY'S GAMES TODAY'S GAMES Nd said he would Dlav for California at Chicago Atlanta at San Francisco Comm At You Art • No Tipping team that ['earn that made j £ u the best * Oakland at Milwaukee, night New York at Montreal, night r Minnesota at Kansas City, night Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw and i would play for Baltimore at Detroit, night St. Louis at Houston, night near Frandor Shopping Center Meiphia if they made the Boston at Cleveland, night Los Angeles at San Diego, night pest offer." Washington at New York, night (only Opmn 11:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. games scheduled) ' prlier, outside Flood had referred to business interests, tiding two photo studios and Portrait studio, as reasons ANNOUNCING... would make it difficult to [est. Louis. s a signed free agent out of high Graduation innati by the Reds and made ANNOUNCEMENTS no Nion when h Men-ed to the Cards on Dec. ld said he ' pJjl iesyear a offered to pay if he would him Customer Service play k ason 11 without contract and Area of MSU Prejudice to his current Book Store. There is still time to order class rings and get a free ring charm. MSU BOOK STORE In the Center for International Programs 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday When an 84 Population By the Associated Press old no business in family planning. Today President Nixon has laid developed countries like the United States and saying their "Basically, there kinds of solutions are only two the crisis the f Population Reference - year - to Bureau, at least 25 per cent of Oswego, out a program that would make N.Y., woman died such services available to growing populations may have population problem," says Dr. "Rich people occupy more space, all pregnancies in Chile are any more serious implications than Paul recently she left three daughters, Ehrlich, Stanford consume more of each natural resource, illegally aborted. woman who wants them. those of two sons, 39 grandchildren, 62 underdeveloped University biologist and disturb the ecology more, and create more Ghana has done this it has Robert H. Finch, U.S. countries like India because of -- great grandchildren and a pair of population control crusader. land, air, water, chemical and radioactive plotted out what experts say is great great grandchildren -• a secretary- of Health, Education the capacity of wealthy nations "One is a 'birth rate the first true population control and Welfare, said recently that to consume solution,' in pollution than poor people. " total of 108 living, direct huge amounts of the which we find ways to lower the policy any nation has had. descendants. parents should limit their world's resources. birth rate. The other is a 'death To population experts, such a families to two children if they Many governments, including rate solution,' in which ways to want to help improve the quality the United States, are But now these same the same detrimental effect Adopted in March 1969, the | family tree is dangerous. For the thinking raise the death rate war, famine - experts as policy noted that the country's of life in America. about national are pointing at would the average American on experts say that the world population and pesticlence - find us." growing population of some 8.5 million population will double to seven Population experts, including policies. For years the experts have populations in developed the land's ability to support many in government, are calling And countries like the United States human life. probably would at least double billion human beings by the year some scientists have been warning about the for a reassessment of traditional rising by 1985. After exploring the 2,000 •• only 30 years away. raised the possibility that birth rates in places like Latin as possible greater threats. In Indian equivalents, he says, attitudes toward the institution With their voracious the population of the United possible "serious social, Population explosion; what governments in the future may America, China and India, where appetites economic and perhaps else is new? of marriage, woman's role in be forced to use for new cars, applicances, States is at least four billion. In political ] coercive population growth rates are the consequences" of its growing Only 12 years ago President society and family size. methods to stem population highest and millions die of disposable bottles and even fact, it's only one - twentieth of Scientists throw-away diapers, Americans that -- 200 million. population, the government Eisenhower said government had are pointing to growth. starvation annually. noted the alternative of who represent 6 per cent of the As the world moves into the the birth rate "is the course reducing world's population are estimated new decade, the United States that, sooner or later, will have IN FACING MOB to consume 35 per cent of the planet's annual production of and other governments -- with certain exceptions -- are taken." to be starting raw materials. Not to mention to place higher priorities on the To the discourage "the legacy of polluted cities Police and population problem. unrestricted growth of families," reactions waterways. "Rich people occupy more space, consume more of each natural resource, disturb the In the 1970s, governments find themselves in possession of the tools to do the job. The U.S. the government is the first one to impose penalties for large families. The government limits government and maternity leaves to government By DAVE WESTOL that this practice is carried out through squad, platoon and ecology more, and create more private industry are working employes to three. Allowances company units. land, air, water, chemical and toward for The emotions of a policeman in a skirmish line are as mixed as "With each until setting the example and developing new children of government the many types of people in the mob he faces, according to a high working as a team," radioactive pollution than poor contraceptive techniques, workers also are limited to three the officer said, "there is little chance for , - ranking Michigan State Police officer. individuals to take people," says Jean Mayer, including injections, "once - a as are travel expenses action on their own." - paid for The officer, who asked that his name not be used, said that a special consultant on food month" pills and male children. And: "However, the old cliche that cops are human can still apply problems to President Nixon." contraceptives. President Nixon, policeman facing a rock and bottle - throwing mob experiences here," the officer added. "It's pretty tough to get hit in the face So it be in his recent budget "Policies relating to fear and anger, but also might ask himself, "Do they all feel this can argued that, from message, maternity ( with a bag of human feces and then way, and where will it end?" say to the guy that threw it, many viewpoints, it is even more recommended an increase of $13 benefits, tax benefits for large 'you shouldn't do that, sir.' " urgent to control the numbers of million for the 1970 outlay of families, age at marriage, divorce "Many policemen not only have sons and daughters at MSU and In response to the question asked of other colleges, but younger children as well who attending a major university," the officer said. "Can you imagine plan on violent demonstrations of "what can I do to police by bystanders during help?", the officer the rich than it is to control the numbers of the poor." $15.5 million for "programs emphasizing development of a and legal separation and other areas relevant to fertility will be Riskivay said his stock answer is "Go home and Despite what it's like to have to go on campus, action against people the same and, if necessary, take stay there." "In a situation such as we had along Grand River Avenue last the Biologist Wayne H. Davis of University of Kentucky has safe, effective and method of birth control." acceptable systematically examined and, if necessary, modified." pedestrian construction of ] age as your children? Mixed February, with all the noise and confusion, it's next to impossible walkway a Hagadorn Road, one emotions is about the best way I can describe it." for a policeman to pick out the rock and bottle throwers from come up with a concept he calls "Indian equivalents." He defines In underdeveloped countries, Since the policy is only a little takes a studel In reference to restraint of force during demonstrations, the the curious bystanders," the officer said. the most common method of more than quicker, if r^J officer said restraint is a unit as well as an individual this as the average number of a year old, it is too practice, and family planning may well be route over a water pipe. Indian citizens required to have illegal abortion. early to measure its success. SN photo According to by Chas Flow HOLLY FARMS U.S.D.A. 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Pennsylvania—Grand River at Okemos Road ■ thrifty acres Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, 1970 17 state news classified Call the results STATE NEWS 355-8255 number 355-8255. We will help you word your WANT AD CLASSIFIED 355-8255 The State News does not permit racial or religious Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING tyPhilFronk discrimination in its Employment For Rent For Rent advertising columns. The ,1.960- Good mechanical RENT A TV from «on- Body needs work. EARN UP to $3000 this summer. Car a TV Company. State News will not $200. 337-1104. 3-5/22 necessary. Earn and learn in your $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. accept advertising which Call 351-7319 for utomotive __NEJAC TV RENTALS. C discriminates against NEW MANAGEMENT. Bay Colony Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or LEASE COLOR TV. $15.95 per and Princeton Arms. 1 and 2 Aut0 Parts & Service national origin. and service free, bedrooms from $130. 337-0511, option to buy. Call IV 9-5214. HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT Aviation MUSTANG 1966, 6 cylinder. TE LETRONICS INDUSTRIES. COMPANY, 351-7910. O yPLOYMENT Automatic, Power steering / brakes. One owner. Excellent OR RENT condition. $1000. 353-6447, 8 - 5; Apartments Automotive 355-1275 after 5 p.m. 3-5/22 Houses CHEVY II 1962 with 64 engine Rooms Very dependable, $345. - Phone OR SALE 351-2122. 2-5/20 Animals CHEVROLET 1961 Station MUSTANG 1965, 289, automatic, Mobile Homes Automatic V-8, air Wagon. excellent - conditioning, body. Must sell. $600 -rsonal good tires, radio, power steering 353-8358. 4-5/22 eanuts personal Asking $345. Phone 372-8514 3-5/22 eal estate ecreation COBRA MACH I, 1969. 351 automatic, low -rvice very Many extras. 393-5362. 4-5/22 mileage. Typing Service -asportation CORVAIR MONZA convertible 1964. Best offer. anted 4 p.m. 332-6879. 665-2416; after EAST SIDE furnished. Summer 3 4-5/22 Fall 9 months. Several 1 deadline OLDSMOBILE 1960. New exhaust system. $165. Call 12 bedrooms, from $70. Call pM one class day CORVETTE, 1961 - 283/230. - 5 337-0409. 0 3-speed. New battery, p.m. 355-9064. 3-5/22 re publication. 351-3729. 3-5/22 RESIDENT 2-MAN apartment. Sublet June 15th -nations - 12 noon OPEL 1969 Sports Coupe. Low • 1, 2, 3 man/woman vacancic - September 15th. Close to class ;ation. day before mileage. good 1.9 liter engine. condition. Must Very sell 'ITS eiiHeR iHtimr Restaurant. Corner of 196, U.S. » Pool and Party Lounge Walk to Campus campus. Call 351-2403. 3-5/21 27, and M78. Call 646-6752. phone 355-6100. 2-5/20 FROM mra Ok. ©DR 3-5/22 Sponsored resident parties Luxurious furniture, carpeting, LEASING FOR Summer Furnished apartment for 3 girls. term. PLYMOUTH 1949. Collector's 355-8255 DODGE item, SUNDAY SCHOOL teacher for appliances Close to campus, f 1966 Coronet, dependable, Autumn. rates clean, interior, good condition' $900. 351-0473. 3-5/21 $200. 489-5661. 3-5/21 ' ar°Und' 104 to/friw/iuo. History Knowledge of Jewish and customs essential, MODELS, RENTAL OFFICE OPEN p.m. 5-5-22 $1.50 some Hebrew desirable. 126 MILFORD Primary 11-7 Mon.-FRI. STREET. 2-man PONTIAC 1964 Catalina. 49,000 -per word per day 731 BURCHAM, deluxe, air - conditioning, 2 blocks y$ $4.00 actual miles. Perfect condition. — 337-0392. 365/22 * **' E. LANSING. from campus. Summer and Fall word per day __S7Qo. 351-8907 6-S/27 Scooters & PHONE 351-7212 leasing. $170. 372-5767, per $6.50 FIAT 1964. Yellow PONTIAC ^ CATALINA wninuii-j IS7UO Cycles PART-TIME for Saturday evening CEDAR 489-1656. Days, 484-1579. TF lIKe and Sunday from 12 - 8:00. GREENS 2 man summer p., „„.d per day black racing stripe. Condition: like $1'59eOV-"' 351-5281. CYCLE INSURANCE. 3 HONDA 1968, 175 scrambler, like Hostess, waitresses, and busboys. sublet, pool, $135. 353-0677 BURCHAM WOODS new. Inquire at 351-7956 after 4-5/22 =• on 10 words per ad) 6 mont s available, new. 1,400 miles. $450. Apply Friday, 2 - 4 p.m., days. 2-5/20 Sublet summer. Two bedrooms, p.m. 4-5/22 355-2589. 5-5/25 personnel air conditioning, swimming pool. RAMBLER REBEL 1967. 4-door. office, JACK TAR HOTEL. 1-5/20 ONE BLOCK of Reasonable. 351-2025. 5-5/20 uts Personals it be cycle, any east MSU. 1 FIAT 1968, 124 spider convertible. Very nice. 6 cylinder, 17 miles per BSA 1968, Victor, Special bedroom, unfurnished, carpeting, Excellent gallon. $1095. 332-0321. 2-5/21 EAST LANSING near condition. Authentic Mint NURSES RN, LPN. Roselawn Manor drapes, parking, laundry. Call ED campus. One condition, customize! bedroom, furnished. Large airy ..ill be a 50c service sports car at bargain price. HENDRICKSON INSURANCE. 2 $800. Call 351-2162. 3-5-2 Nursing Home, 707 Armstrong 2-1703. 4-5/22 372-4264. 3-5/21 SHELBY, 1968 GT 500. Loaded,f locations: 505 Albert, East Road, 3 - 11, 11 - 7 full or part rooms. Air conditioned. bookkeeping charge if $2,700. 1965 Ford Custom, $450. Beautifully maintained. Select Lansing and 2205 East Michigan, time. Excellent NEED 1 girl for 1 it paid within salary. Call clientele. Lease FORD, GALAXIE 1963. Automatic, 627-7971, Larry. 5-5-22 Lansing. 484-8173. O 393-5680, Mrs. Flannery. 5-5/25 man for summer, j 332-3135 or power steering, AM/FM radio, low 355-8616. 5-5/25 882-6549. O mileage. Owner SPORT BUGGY Rail, reinforced COUNT ON CLASSIFIED State News will - be leaving. Call BRIDGESTONE, 1967, 4 speed, ADSI 124 CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. 355-7869, 353-0654. 3-5/21 frame. 11" rims, two years old. TR,UMP 00C 1967. They help reach people who need -ble only for the Best offer. 351-3946 after 175cc, Trail Scrambler. $300. 2-man furnished apartments 5:30 Competi like, recently 351-8118 after 5 p.m. 3-5-20 your services. Call 355-8255 now! includes heat. $62.50 to $80 per day's incorrect FORD, 1962, Fairlane 500, 4-door. p.m. 3-5/22 rebuilt. Dunlap trials. Candy red. $650. 372-4844, 489-2216 Paul. man. 135 Kedzie Drive, $85 to 3 ROOM furnished, utilities, parking, $175. 372-6037 after 6 p.m TEMPEST 1963 5-5/26 - SUZUKI 1969. T-S 250 under 300 For Rent summer $90 per man. Leases starting June 3-5/21 miles. $650. 353-7451, 353-6307. terms. Walking distance 15th and September 1st. trade for bike TV to campus. $160 a month. Days 5-5-22 RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable, 3-6/22 BSA 1958. 650cc. 487-3216, Evenings, 882-2316. JAGUAR XK 140 coupe, completely Recently $8.50 per month including stand. 485-6581. 2-5/20 overhauled. New tires. $250. Call TF Automotive rebuilt, ready for paint. $1000 or Call J.R. CULVER CO., best offer. 332-3402. 3-5/21 TR 3 1959, wire wheels, engine good, 676-1345. 3-5/22 Auto Service & Parts 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East SUMMER SUBLET: luxury 2 man, 2 MEN needed for 4-man. New Cedar body poor. $200. 351-3284. air conditioning, close, reduced. Village. Summer. 351-1405 JAGUAR XKE. 2+2, yellow, 1967. X-5-5/20 HONDA 1966, 590. Excelfert 351-8474.3-5/21 3-5-20 TUNE YOUR car. *4.00 plus any Automatic transmission, AM-FM; condition. $175. Call 355-3091. TV RENTALS parts needed. Lynn 355-9208. - Students only. Low Michelin 3-5/22 X tires. Excellent TR-4-A 1967, excellent condition. 3-5/21 monthly and term rates. Call ELECTRA 1965, convertible. idition, new tires, full condition. 5-5-22 $3,650. 353-0193. Rally yellow. 353-3735. After 5 p.m., 337-7347. 3-5-20 NEW c. Triple. 200 miles. 351-7900 to UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours. Yes, We Have Cedar f. 351-4895 after 9:30 p.m. List price $1850. Sacrifice $1300. TRIUMPH Tonneau new SPITFIRE, 1968. Pirrelli's and shocks, Call Tom Day 393-6830 to 5 p.m. Residence 332-8887. 2-5/21 STROBE night LIGHT rentals, by the or weekend. Call Location... Village special. Good Street exit. Save $$$$ on Buick's AM/FM, yellow/black. Beautiful. MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, smatic transmission. $1,550 or best offer. 332-3464 TRIUMPH 1968, 500. High pipes. 351-7830. C-5/20 RIVER'S EDGE and Opel's, American Motors. Watch 9 4,800 miles. Mint. 332-6347. WATER'S EDGE APTS. apartments ffer^489-7990. 2-5/20 for "outstanding" buys in this evenings. 3-5/21 4-5/25 I. Call 332-3255. " U NEW G.E. PORTABLE left for fall and stands \ 1965. 2 door, power VOLKSWAGEN 1962, ( ACCIDENT PROBLEM? on the river, 1 block Call rented only to MSU students and ing and brakes, AM/FM radio pay off. Many ex HONDA 1968 - 350 scrambler, good KALAMAZOO STREET BODY faculty. $8.84 monthly (including from campus, 2 reverberator. Wire wheels. 393-1795. 1-5/20 condition, $500. Call Eric SHOP. Small dents to I 1 - bedroom apt. LOTUS ELAN SE, 1967, large tax). STATE MANAGEMENT -*■ 11.2-5/21 353-1435. 4-5/22 wrecks. American and foreign CORPORATION, 444 Michigan bathrooms, balconies, left for summer VOLKSWAGEN 1966. cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. AM/FM, Avenue. 332-8687. C See Don in Waters Edge E 1970 Super Sport 396. rebuilt. NORTON ATLAS 650 $595. Ducati 2628 East Excellent. Leaving 332-4432 radio, wide ovals. Must dirt tracker 34th at Datona $575. BEAL Bogue St. at the Red Cedar country. Terry, 337-9091, STRE ED 7-7864, Arden. 3-5/22 MV Augusta 125 $275. Harley MICHELIN radial tires. Size summer rental $50 per man • 351-8347. 3-5/22 APARTMENTS Fall 332-5051 ). 428, ram-air, cruise 250 Sprint / sidecar $495. 1959 5.20x13. Good condition. Call - Summer. 1 block I Indian 125, $150 all in good 351-1946. 2-5/20 VOLKSWAGEN 1968 sedan. Extras campus. 2 bedr< Now lisc brakes, $2,400. include radio, snowtires. Excellent furnished. 2 - man u Renting For 485-7972. 3-5/21 $160. Summer And Fall 355-6334. 3-5/22 Aviation 3 - man, $ Reduced Summer rates. MG MIDGET 1969. Yellow with 2 tops. 8,000 miles. Wire wheels. VOLVO 1800 Sport, 1965, very mileage. 355-9851 after 5 r MOTO-GUZZI 750c 1969. $1250. Call Jim between 4 351-4019. 2-5/21 - 6 p.m. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII Beal Street, 351-6088 or 332-0641. 6: Apt. RIVERSIDE EAST APTS. 484-9723. 5-5-22 3-5/22 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 8:00 p.m. 1310 - 20 East Grand River 4 Man Units Summer rates - $160.00 SUMMER JOBS Fall - from - $230.00 Phone: 332-8292 Under New Management FOR STUDENTS Reserve Applications now being accepted for summer jobs with major corporation. Students 18 CROSSWORD i J1®- °f age & over wanted to learn marketing, sales promotion, & brand identification PUZZLE | techniques during summer period. High level executive management training courses given 'o qualified applicants. Salary $115 per wk. for first 3 wks. $145 per week plus bonuses 24. Mild oath s^/ipartment ^rting 4th week. , 25. Forward 27. Compass point 28. Before noon 30. Nauter pronoun 31. Jejune SCHOLARSHIPS HIGH PAY 33. 35. 39. Chatter Large cigars Individual in one of 30 Earn at least $1500 for the 40. Blade $500 scholarships. student - make $3000 and 41. Back 42. Retaliation travel SEE HAWAII Leave! 44. 45. 46. 47. At a distance Askew Concerning Saucy 2. African gazelle 3. Truly 4. Southern general 48. Vend 5. Propose Work anywhere in U.S. in Why wait? Reserve your apartment now while the selection's still or Win all expense paid holiday i good. Choice 6. Synthetic Canada. Qualified students may Hawaii for an entire week. apartments, now available for summer and fall, include central air fabric conditioning, luxury furnishings, double vanities, plenty of closet space. Party lounge and lots of 7. Spotlight 8. George and parking space too! Call today and avoid disappointment! Louise 9. Boxing rings 10. Legislature BEST POSITIONS GOING FAST! SUMMER - FROM $37.50* 16. Goat or cat campu^f* 21. Silkworm FALL - FROM $55.00* Call Today For Appointment 22. Sponsor 26. Nothing 9:00 A.M. -1:00 P.M. 28. Market places 29. Riding Grand Rapids, Mich Miss Olney 616-459-5079 hill academy 31. Acquiesced Mr. Pol 517 372-6313 32. Disagree Lansing, Mich. 34. Slant Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr. Vermillion 616 381-7467 36. Tidal wave w 37. Brazilian 5ahnVeappointment. n offices located —^ ,u« >DnintmAM+ in most cities. However, please contact our district offices above 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 9n j9J For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Safe SUMMER RENTAL. 3 man and 2 0NE. BEECHWOOD, : EAST LANSING, Walk to campus. man. 126 Milford Street. «. R furnished. Close to campus. Furnished, 3 bedrooms, fireplace. EAST LANSING. Rooms Summer and fall leases. 351-7910. Comfortable 372-5767 or 489 1656.0 2-bUV $170 Summer, $240, Fall. 9 rooms across from MSU. New Halstead Management Company. months. 337-0409. 0 SPACIOUS bedroom, fully EAST LANSING. Comfortable 332-0965. O furniture and carpeting. Utilities 1, 2 and 3 man furnished rooms 2 MEN, SINGLE room. Available 1208Turner. Tp dhaf« | included. From $65. J.R. Culver blocks from campus. Single $65 lurnished efficiency LOVELY, FURNISHED immediately, 3 blocks FREE carpeted, luxury apartment. New 1, 3, 4, Co. 351-8862. C-10-5/21 per month, double and triple $45 from PARKING aUeVof7' GE appliances, garbage disposal, ■ cross from MSU. HOLT, 2 bedroom. Carpeted, air bedroom houtn. Available June. Union. Phone 337-1408 after 4 your conditioned, stove, refrigerator, $120 - $190 / month. 351-5696. apiece. Cooking and laundry convenient il0 and air conditioner Located in conditiomn9. carpeting in clean p.m. 5-5/21 DISCOUNT, 2615 Haslett, only minutes from apartment building. AM utilities laundry facilities, play area. 5-5/21 TWO BEDROOM furnished house for facilities. Call Ward 351-7970, or EJJJ campus. $135 and up. Phone c $140. Phone Utilities except electric. Lease. summer sublet. Two car Near Call garage. 351-1090. Grady 337-2581. 5-5/22 PARK LANE, singles and 2 room __Avenue1372:7409. C-Jjl 339-2490 for appointment. j.R. Culver Co. 351-8862 or 2180 Meadowlawn. 694-9234, FURNISHED 3 bedroom house. campus. ROOM AND board for Tri efficiencies. Quiet seeking adults BLANK 8 track canrlT""" 669-3676. TF 5-5/26 summer. 5-5/21 371-1569. 10-5/21 Carpeting, only. Summer rates through labels, dust paneling. Available Delta Sorority. 332-0955, bugs taw*? June 15th. Summer September. No car needed. rate, 337-7255. 3-5/22 3 MAN, 2 bedroom, furnished, QUIET LOCATION. Grad students 2 PARTY furnished efficiency, $130. Summer only. Air - conditioned. $180/month. 332-6715, THIS SUMME R. Beal Street. Large, 4 bedrooms. Deposit required 663-8418. 4-5/22 caTalongd duplex. Garage, parking. Quiet preferred. Four men Summer or Fall. or women. 351-9561 Close to campus. IV 4-1328. 351-5696. 5-5/25 332-0318 after 7 p.m. 3-5/22 MEN, SUMMER, Fall, single, double, ROOM AND board for Summer. Phi ELECTRONICS^Vk. 1 neighborhood. 332-1027. 3-5/21 10-5/21 5-5/25 ONE BEDROOM 2 or 3 man. $125 air conditioning, 332-6622. 3-5/22 kitchen. Mu Sorority. 332-8835. 337-9706. ^Pennsylvania, 882-5035 c I SUMMER. 3 bedroom furnished 8-5/22 Norwood Apartments HILLCREST ONE and two bedroom furnished. Close to campus. LOVELY, FURNISHED efficiency. 915 Lilac. $120. Available June home. 2 blocks from campus. For 5 or 6 students. $50 per month LARGE ROOM for 2 girls fall term. Semi - private bath, kitchen, one SUMMER, 5 weeks room and board, 12RSCm-«ere!eCtS 4 351-7910. Halstead Management Company. 351-0705. O 1st. 351-5696. 5-5/25 EAST LANSING. Luxury Furnished for 4. For Summer duplex. apiece. Utilities paid. Call Ward 351-7970 or Grady 337-2581. 5-5/22 block from campus. $50/man. 351-1302. 5-5/21 Theta Sorority. 489-1311.3-5/21 332-2329 ttJsssirM «king $325. Ampli,*"" PARK LANE - two, furnished, 1 term. Call after SUMMER AND FALL houses and bedroom. Available June 20th. 4:30 p.m., EAST LANSING. Gentlemen, new 669-9325.5-5/21 1,1 485-6222. 5-5/25 SPARTAN EAST LANSING, 5 room home, HALL - Singles, men, apartments. 2 blocks from Couples only. 663-8418. 4-5/22 house, quiet rooms, cooking, women. 5:30 6:30 USED SEWING ONE GIRL needed summer campus. 351-6586. 5-5-22 GIRLS. HOUSE for Summer sublet. ground level. Excellent condition. Drapes, and carpeting like new. 351-9286. Anytime - p.m., 372-1031. parking, private 8 cabinet MachinwT., Cedar Village. Reduced r; i. Call FURNISHED APARTMENTS, 1027 1 block from campus. 351-1465. - Summer $190; Fall $204, models, 23 w 351-4294. 3-5/22 and 1037 East Grand River, June Fireplace, 2 bedrooms, dining many makes. LOOKING FOR something to do 4-5/22 term. 351-8399. 4-5/22 Used let a Want Ad find a part - time . . . 15th to September 15th. Across room, full basement, garage. Near cleaners, $7.50 MEN 21 REDUCED RENT. 1 bedroom job for you. from campus. 489-4208, or ONE GIRL to sublet su campus. Available June 1st. Call and over - Clean quiet guaranteed. ELECTRO "r apartment available June 15th 372-1411.4-5/22 Own room. Close camnus' campus. 372-9100 or 332-6702. S-5/22 ">oms Cooking and parking, For Sale SEW VAC, 804 Ea« J* KAPPA DELTA Close, reasonable. Hours 9 c through September 15th. Corner Sorority. Rooms 351-1451. 5-5/20 487-5753, - of Mt. available for Summer 711 BURCHAM. Deluxe 2 or 3 man FURNISHED ;. tf CLOTHES BOYS 15), Girls (7), 4-5/22 Hope and Hagadorn. session. - 351-1626.3-5/22 Meals included. 5 weeks, $130; 10 furnished apartments. Now leasing DUPLEX FOR students. Available June 16. Women (12), Men (large). Good rent. Okemos. 1 weeks, $255. 528 MAC. for Summer and Fall. Phone IV bedroom. Stove, refrigerator and Walking distance. Call 332-5731. ALPHA XI Delta sorority rooms condition. Very USED BED, 3-5/22 available for chairs, sofa tai MAN for furnished 2 bedroom 332-5659. 3-5-20 9-9651 or 351-3525. O carpeting. Like $160 summer session. 351-5701.3-5/21 351-4882 after 5 new. Breakfast and dinner served. 10 pifll ' apartment, pool, air conditioner, including utilities. GLOBE $50. 351-8972.3-5/22 GIRL NEEDED for Campus View 2 BEDROOM, luxury apartment. REALTY COMPANY weeks, $225, 520 Linden, -BE ORIGINAL - apartment next year. Reasonable. Married couple preferred. Car REALTORS. 337-1661 evenings. FALL OR Summer, several openings 332-4659. 5-5/20 NEED TWO girls for four man 54832. 3-5-20 necessary. 393-2004. TF Ron Decker. 351-7401. near campus. Free parking. CAIinAIQ' CUSTOM-MADE apartment next year. 332-0615. 4-5/20 332-8903. 3-5/22 CAPITOL CLUB leasing summer, OftnUHLO. TO FIT YOU 2 STUDIOS. GIRL TO sublet summer. Own fall. We have the latest styles - 15 to 2-5/21 Furnished. On Houses room. Furnished, unfurnished. choose from Pennsylvania Ave. Available in Near campus. Kitchen, parking. FURNISHED 2 bedroom house Starting $12. 484-4422. 17-6/5 They are made to satisfy your tastes; buckles close or without, and consist of heels 2 MAN summer sublet. Cedar's East. June. $110 a month plus deposit. 351-3309. 3-5/22 to campus. Available only the finest qualitv Air conditioning. 332-0694. 627-5454 after 3 p.m. 3-5-20 summer and/or next school year. MEN, SINGLES and double. Close. prime leather. And, they are made to fit TWO Call day, 351-7330; Just stop in between only vou 3-5/22 BEDROOM, furnished, large night Quiet. Free parking. Call May 20 - 26 to make an FOUR MAN apartment for summer lot, carpet. 6064 Gibson. 332-4638. 1-5/20 332-3094. 3-5-20 appointment for May 27th. You can pay 1 GIRL needed for Cedar Village. sublease. $45 per man, 1 blocl Available June 15. $100. your $5 from campus. 351-1945. 3-5-20 3 BEDROOM deposit when setting an appointment. $55 per month. Contact Joanne at 332-2749. 1-5/21 MEN - WEEK, HALF, full term. elementary school. Reduced rent BARGAINS ARE always sprouting 355-0043 or Jean at 353-5643. Reasonable. Call 332-8635 or PARISIAN SHOE REPAIR NEAR SPARROW. 1 bedroom for summer. Available June 15th. 2 up in the Want Ads ... read them 3-5/22 ATTRACTIVE houses. Summer 355-2923. 19-6-5 501 E. Grand River furnished. Heat, water 332-8747. 3-5-20 everyday. 332-4074 (Below Campus n, included. term. Girls. $50 per person. After SUMMER SUBLET 2 man. Cedar $130. 351-3969. O 6 p.m., 332-5320. 5-5/26 HOUSE FOR rent: Lansing - East Greens. Air conditioning, pool. 4 MAN Summf: ,=rfcn across from side. Furnished, 4 bedrooms. Reasonable. 337-0822. 3-5/22 FURNISHED 3 bedroom house for campus. REN*oaths, air - Clean. 1 year lease. June to June. Summer sublet. $155 a month. ONE Cheap. 351-2307. Reduced rates for Summer. Call GIRL wanted. Sublease for Available June 15th. Call Summer! 372-5882. 3-5-20 Cedarbrooke Arms. 351-7872. 3-5/22 351-2385. 5-5/26 GOOD NEWS for hobbyists! There are lots of good buys in today's RESPONSIBLE FOURTH man needed for New Cedar Village next year. Call 353-2691. 3-5/22 SUMMER 4TH MAN. New i townhouse, June $55.00. 332-4721. 3-5/25 - September. NOTHING buyer BUT for nothing will find a your sporting goods EMPLOYMENT TWO more quickly than a Want Ad. Male - Female GIRLS needed old Cedar Dial 355-8255 now. Village. No damage deposit. Call Jan, 355-8332, Extension 370, (now interviewing) between 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 10-6/2 CEDAR GREENS CEDAR GREENS. 2 man, summer. Pool Openings for Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Pool and air conditioning. Cheap and close to campus. 351-2680. Summer Leases Ohio. Some immediate openings available. Average summer JT earnings up to $3,000. Contractual agreement if you 3-5/22 qualify. 75 year old major industrial firm with new concept One Bedroom Furnished - in marketing, helping fight inflation. Bonus and incentive \/v plan. Full training provided. Call immediately for m £ y Call 351-8631 employment director of university division. Call 351-3700. SUMMER SUBLET: 1 bedroom I 'J furnished. Couples or 2 grad students. Quiet. 351-0398. 5-5/26 TWO BEDROOM, unfurnished, luxury. Air - conditioning, pool. BEST $ VALUE Available June 15th. $160. month free. 351-7547. 3-5/22 Y> IN EAST LANSING ONE OR 2 girls for 4 - girl luxury Chalet Park. Call 355-6679 or after 5 p.m. 351-8885, ask for SUMMER FALL Judy. 3-5/22 4-MAN. $51.25/man. Air - conditioning, pool. Beginning Summer $150 1 BEDROOM $185 1 BEDROOM term. 339-2753. 5-5/26 $200 2 BEDROOM $230 2 BEDROOM BURCHAM WOODS 3, 9, 12, MONTH LEASES Summer and Efficiencies, $125.00; One Fall leases Bedroom, $160.00; Two T Bedroom, $210.00. Furnished pool, ample parking. Haslett 745 Burcham Drive Arms Apartments Call 351-3118 between Corner of Haslett Rd. and M-78 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Contact Roger Taskey 351-3420 or Stan Guski 351-8160 GRAND OPENING TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student Meet your New Datsun dealer units. These spacious luxury apartments carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, are completely garbage disposal and SIX BIG REASONS... individual control STORY - central air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure to wheel on over to State time has been adequately planned for with a Management for luxurious fall living. All apartments giant heated feature air swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you conditioning, patios (for sun loving people), excellent decor, and a price you want to be can't afford to miss. After you've made the among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call rounds to other apartment buildings, circle DATSUN SALES today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. on over to State 3165 E.MICHIGAN Management. One Block From Campus MODEL (APT. B-7) OPEN: 1-6 p.m. evtry day txotpt Sunday LEASES NOW BEING SIGNED FOR THE 1970 - 71 ACADEMIC YEAR. PHONE: 332-0441 NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED • HA8LETT ARMS • DELTA ARMS • EVERGREEN ARMS The World's Best *2000 Car Datsun/2—the family sports Datsun's fine Ctoycfetngfjam car. car fea¬ tures and no-cost extras in an • CEDARBROOKE ARMS economy package. 96 HP • UNIVERSITY TERRACE • LOWEBROOKE ARMS overhead cam engine—peak performance at over 25 miles per gallon. Fully independent rear suspension. 4620 S. Hagadorn Safety front disc brakes. Bucket seats, 4-on-the-floor shift, flow-through fresh air. Datsun/2 adds up to driving fun in the World's Best $2000 Car. Make the sound move to MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: P DATSUN/2 Alee Management Cnmpany Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 20, 1970 19 For Sale For Sale For Sale Real Estate WHAT'S COMPONENT stereo CLARICON STEREO amp. lC Sony TC ino watt AM/FM receiver, 1959 ,355, GREAT Hfflii 9 months old. Sacrifice 8®™0 real tnplehead with t0 reel tape deck, Lakes, 10'x50', air FRANDOR NEAR. Older home, like sound on sound, conditioned, skirting. One mile new inside. Pick 332-5930. 3-5122 $139.50. Stereo from campus. up 6tt% $29.50, Stereo record players] «'ter 6 p.m. 4-S/22 $2,200. 351-8070 mortgage. $114.45 full monthly '""grand piano. up. headphones! payment, less than $3,000 down. f "P- Stereo speakers, 1967 2 bedrooms. Phone Conditioned. $600. 351-9004 »15-$20, pair. Realtone AM/FM SCHULT, 12x60, 2 bedroom, furnished. Phone 694-9319 after 5 Bergren, 484-9876 Lloyd •"""V 3-5/22 ■ stereo 50 receiver. 200 stereo albums, P.m. 4-5/25 Halstead, Inc. 372-8550. 3-5-20 or Lee - $1.50. Cassette recorders for $1.00 service charge ,'«7d vacuum cleaners - tanks, home and car. 8 track auto EAST LANSING per ^ters and uprights. $7.88 and "n„. guarantee. DENNIS cartridge recorders. players. Reel to reel Lost & Found home, dining roc..., - insertion - to be pre - paid. 12 vear Late model TV sets p.m. deadline 1 class day before. room. 2 fireplaces, 2-car ClBUTlNG COMPANY, 316 $49.50, up. Clock radios, $5.95, LOST: WIRE-rimmed glasses Near campus. Phone garage. Hahn The meet Gay Liberation Movement will Tomorrow night, 7:30 p.m. ,h Cedar, opposite City up. Electric shavers, $5.95, up! between Case and Grand River. Agency, Inc., 484-7002. 3-5-20 Prof. Larrowe will show "What Meeting place same as May 7. Call Adding machines. Typewriters! 355-6902. 2-5/20 grket. C-3-5/21^ Movie cameras and projectors. Harvest for the Reaper," a film about 355-6238 for further information. OKEMOS, BY owner. 3 bedroom migrant workers, today, 10:20 a.m., :;rNYL0N strings. Crown, Diamond engagement sets LOST: BROWN prescription brick ranch. Bath - nursery, 158 Natural Resources Bldg. Months °ld- Excellent $19.95, up. Watches, $3.95, up! sunglasses near Water's Edge basement, 2 fireplaces, 2 car pS. Paul. 355-2697. 3-5/21 Italian wall tapestries. Electric fans. Golf clubs. Polaroid $5, up. Motorcycle helmets! cameras, Friday. Notify 353-0519. 2-5/20 paneled garage. Paneled sunroom. 5 3/4% mortgage. 337-9413. MSU Cycling Club will meet 7:30 p.m.. Room 203, Men's tonight. People's Park. 5-5/25 Plans will be made for the end ( - MSU Railroad Club will AQUARIUM set-up. Motorcycle jacket, Man's small. year tour and picnic. All welcome. tonight, 8 p.m., MSU S 1967 Mes medicine books and 650 Triumph scrambler Locomotive to plan u extras, $20. 351-6418. pipes. Use your Michigan Bank Card or Master LOST WHITE and black beagle Recreation Faculty - Graduate Assistant strike "1225" to steam operation. Anyone SECONDHAND Charge at WILCOX STORE, 509 puppy 3-5/22 near Abbot Hall, 351-0175 SOVIET UNION. Driving and committee meeting, tonight, 7:30 p.m.. Mural Room, Union. invited to attend. Hikers 'Titer hermes 1200; East Michigan. 485-4391 8am- camping. 10 weeks, $1350. Natural Science 193B, s s 1, 2, A workman starts to put the finishing touches made.' Girl's dresaw sizes 5 5:30 p.m. O LOST: MSU ring, initials DVW, Includes air and all expenses. A. Due to a comedy of errors betwec... pedestrian on a 1970. Vet Clinic, walkway across the Red Cedar River. The rough 8,337-0419.^3-5/22^ G.E. STEREO 353-0295. 3-5/22 Friday, 15th Lipson, 2 Garden Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 Terrace, MSU strike and Free University walkway will be finished this week. It is being constructed - combination teaching scheduling, the Friday Tuesday. hure Vocalmaster columns, AM-FM stereo, plus turntable or Call (collect) 617-547-1127. evening course Poetry in English for on Hagadorn Road. State News photo by Chas Flowers U Rickenbacher twelvestring, 355-5904. 3-5-20 2-5/20 the Foreign Born will be STUDENTS FOR mn flute, $30, Gretch Personal discontinued until further notice. meet tomorrow JONDAHL night, 8 p.m., Sun will Larry, 351-9099. 5-5/26 FLUTE AND piccolo, plus case, by SUMMER IN EUROPE? Those interested (Americans Porch, Union. Jondahl Precedent denied August 3 - is an activist Armstrong. Excellent condition PREE A September 3. $230 or included) in participating in May 29 ... thrilling hour of beauty. England Democratic candidate for the 355-5904. 3-5-20 For appointment package plan, $279 complete. Call session in call 484-4519! impromptu haiku Michigan State Senate from Ingham V TC630D tape deck, 1UU watt MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Jack Lapelle at 351-1042 or (Sapphic) type elegies to the Kent County. Voter registration and other MS. amplifier, Jensen speakers. STALLION, 1968, 7 351-0384. TF State dead are asked to mnton ih» aspects of the campaign will be (continued from page one) "There is always pressure," H 353-7520. 2-5/21 riding lawn mower. horsepower 36" cut C5/210' 1600 EaSt Michi9an" Free University c. discussed. All are invited. For further vandalism and the illegal sit-in Wharton explained. "But my Electric start. 4559 scheduling. The information call 351-7846/ 351-4874. East Js, 10 encouraged him to call in police. decisions are based on what I see ■ENS CLOTHES, winter - Willoughby Road, Holt. 694-6351 NEED A band? Try "Rock Bottom." right to select the the best interests of the total ^er Sizes 7-8. Call 351-3777 after 5:30 p.m. 3-5-20 Call after 7 p.m., 351-8324 imagery lvey the mood. Writing GENE WASHINGTON, former One police official indicated, as Iter 5 p.m. 3-5/22 351-9427. 10-6/1 tes. Word (ideograph) Spartan all-American end, and all-pro however, that "he doubted that University community." KUSTOM P.A. 200 Service any of the vandals returned to Wharton said he would prefer sale, m old, 8-12" JBL's. Great watts, 2 yea^ CALL FOR your 16. Volunteers will be asked in to end for the Minnesota Vikings, is the Union after the to have the University, rather ate deal, appointment - translating into English speaking Sunday, 5 p.m., Rm police and furniture. 4705 cheap. 353-0293. 5-5-22 Haircuts of all kinds. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING. (Please contact the than the 355-3359, Interior and f 334A&B, Case Hall on "PRO dispersed them." state legislature, „SJ,iiood Drive, Okemos. UNION BUILDING exterior. Call As BARBER 351-2436 for estimate. 10-5/26 FOOTBALL," and "HIS he said after Friday's develop its own procedures to ednesday - Saturday. 3-5/22 PERCOLATOR, TOASTER, china, SHOP. C-5/20 RELATIONSHIP TO JESUS demonstration, Wharton handle difficult situations, if at silverware, utensils, etc! Service CHRIST." Highlights of the NFL indicated that outsiders were all PAINTING AND paperhanging where possible. SUPER graphic camera with Everything for student apartment PARENTS WITHOUT Partners Championship will be shown. See quality counts. Phone Mr. White active in the meeting. About one He said some of the current robe flash. Excellent condition. Package deal. 351-3227 after 5 Incorporated invites all single 339-2744. C - fifth of the people arrested difficulties have resulted from J7-1565.2-5/21 p.m. 3-5-20 parents to potluck dinner, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. Thursday, May 21, 7:30 p.m., at were not students within the unnecessary provocation. He FIBERGLASS canoe. New. Presbyterian Church. Chestnut C01 TYPING. TERM p The following Free U classes will University. One third of the non cited non - negotiable demands serine. $200. Call 351-4937 Animals and West Ottawa, Lansing. Ladies UICK meet tonight: Cooking, 8 p.m.. New - students were enrolled in the and unwillingness to discuss Rapid, 5 p.m. 3-5/22 please bring dish to pass; men Community Co-op (343 Albert); Ed fall, however. methods ter AFGHAN PUPPIES. 8 weeks mm Experienced. 393-4075. 5-5-22 as examples of AKC donate $2.00. 1-5/20 Reform, 8 p.m., 301 Bessey; Guerilla As jeach person was escorted Drovocation. ING MACHINE Clearance sale, registered. Phone 339-9378 after 5 Theater, 8 p.m., Snyder Lounge; ANN BROWN: from the Union, police Wharton's first announcement rand new portables - $49.95, p.m. 4-5/22 HAIR CUT, the Typing and multilith way you want it. 8 Quality Offset Printing Rhythm Band, 8 p.m.. The Joint, of 5.00 per month. Large selection 5:30 p.m. Weekdays. UNION - offset printing. Complete service basement of Student photographers took individual policy in the Union incident WHILE YOU WAIT for Services; came in a statement I reconditioned used machines. AKC IRISH Setter puppies, 4 months BUILDING BARBERSHOP C dissertations, thesis,' Winemaking, 7:30 p.m., 120 Physics pictures and assigned arrest circulated Whites, NeccHis, New old. 223 Bates Street, manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Bldg.; Life Adjustment, 7 p.m., 109 numbers. Those arrested were Tuesday morning. Copies of the "Many Others." $19.95 Ledge, 627-6555. 3-5/22 Grand LIFE CAN be beautiful with the SAVE $ rLo™PriCe! Cash & Carry SAVES 20 j^ears^experience. 332-8384. C Bessey; Psycho - active Drugs, 7 p.m., taken to the Ingham County Jail in three separate buses. statement were posted i $39.05. Terms. EDWARDS great sporting goods you find in CLIFF 8c PAULA HAUGHEY Snyder Lounge. throughout the campus. ISTRIBUTING COMPANY, the Want Ads. Check now. IBM Typing '• La Wharton •Headlining Professional Thesis Preparation Campus police were assisted in also interrupted North Washington The Students Education Association television lectures to deliver the 2316 E. Michigan • Lansing For Master's & Doctoral is making the arrests by about 12 B96448. C-5/21 having a beerless TG inviting all State Police, 15 officers from GREAT DANE puppies. Peanuts Personal o Sporthaus Candidates. Professional Thesis statement. Exceptional. Typing, Multilith Printing and the East Lansing Police Dept., He explained (SUPER organ and Leslie amp AKC registered. Phone 339-8833 1st floor Lounge Student Tuesday that his WHAT THE world needs now are PROFESSIONAL SUEDE Hard Binding. Free Brochure and p.m., 20 from the Ingham County use of television was part of id speaker. Cheap. 355-7064 or 5-5-22 leather cleaning and Services Building. Come rap with us refinishing Estimates. Call 337-1527. C Sheriff's Dept. 51-8291.3-5/21 more DX's. We love you all. KDX service. Now being offered at the about your involvement, about a using all available channels of Forever. 1-5/20 student Outside pressure was not a information to Mobile Homes OKEMOS DRV WHEN IT'S Spring - a - ling - ling, it's - faculty run university, and spread CLEANERS, significant factor in the handling information about the situation 3 highest offer - 12 2155 Hamilton Rd., 332-0611. time to help us eat two 8 - foot submarines. CONGRATULATIONS NEW actives give Want Ads a ring - a - of the situation Tuesday as quickly and as widely as Jring Gibson guitar. Good tone. 1959 CIRTUS. 34 x 8. $1095. Just we're proud of you. Your KD HOME OF THE ling - ling. Call 355-8255. ■1-0996.4-5/20 sealed, Warren Poplars. John Sisters. 1-5/20 * PROFESSIONALS. O MSU Soaring Club will have an morning, Wharton said. possible. i rwportant meeting, tonight, 7:30 351-7219.6-5/22 DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term (EN'S CLOTHING, Sizes 5-12. Special papers, ANITA WARREN: SCM p.m., Rm 30, Union. All members ROX Hurry with Branaby. We miss Minority enrollment — d goods. 337-2188, 200 HAIR SHAPING, STYLING Electric. 351-0736. urged to attend. Elections will be 1968 DETROITER ML 12x60 with you both. 351-6086 an, 3-5/21 Easter, Dickiepoo, FLORENCE HAIR SALON C-5/21 held. agmH* • 8x12 expando. Washer, Suljy, and Honda Al. 1-5/20 dryer, porch. Utility shed. Fenced yard. 209 Abbott Rd., Rm. 20^ WANTED TRANSCRIBER to type Ktva Players |lCAL INSTRUMENTS, AN Trailer Haven. 351-5711. 5-5/26 ZABOODI - HOOMLA is well and Over State Bank from present comedy, "A Funny Thing Happened a musical (continued from page one) Is, 30% off list price. Rich: Bldg. Dictaphone Time-Master, coming for you. Thanks for t on the Way to the that President Wharton §7-0703.0 LATE 1966 Marlette. FUlly carpeted, presents. 1-5/20 332-4314 papers, articles, fillers. Call Forum," May 22, members and all MSU Board of 355-4510, extension 243, between 23, 8 p.m., McDonel Kiva. Trustees will be ex-officio appointed the commission in skirted, and refurnished. Air PLANT A Want Ad today and watch 9-11 2-5/20 a.m. members. response to recent developments conditioned bedroom, 10 minutes I TUTORED TOTS it grow into results. Dial 355-8255 Radio Board will be petitioning for Of the faculty members, seven around the country. from campus. 642-9571. 3-5/22 to plant your Want Ad. PLAY TODAY'S musicl Check the general member - at - large (2 will come from the Academic great stereo buys in the Classified positions open), today through riday. "I WESCH00L CENTER FURRY FOOT: Have happen to know DETROITER, 1967 12x56 on a roaring 21st. DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, Ads nowl Petitions available Rm 8 Student Council, two from the Graduate landscaped lot. New skirting, new Love, your roomie. 1-5/20 formats. Experienced. Reasonable unequivocably that he was giving TYPING: TERM papers and theses. Services. Should be returned there by Council, two from the serious consideration to such a utility shed. Excellent condition. charge. Call 355-1040. 2-5/29 Education Policies Committee [SUMMER SESSIONS Must sell, transferred. Wellington Drive, Windsor Estates 337 DARREL, DAVE, Ray, Rosie, Steve, The trophy's great and so are you! , Electric typewriter. Fast service. Call 332-4597. 5-5-22 and one from the Equal commission December," Polley said. as early as Offering Opportunity Program. a 5 - day short Park, Dimondale. 646-6484. Thanks. DZ's. 1-5/20 Typing Service NEED SPACE in your closets? A Five of the student members "I think MSU has shown more pi program for mornings or ,__3-5/22 will be from ASMSU and three interest in providing educational Jernoons; you may choose per or both of 2 three DETROITER 8 x 40, 1956. Real Estate IT'S SPRING clean - up time . . . Sell Want Ad will find a buyer for your "DON'T NEEDS." Dial will be from the Council of opportunities for a wide variety those "Don't needs" now with a of people than most other Excellent condition. $1,300. Graduate Students. lek sessions: July 6-24 and Available June fast action Want Ad. 355-8255. 355-8255. whatever, bring your ideas to the schools in the country," Polley or September. EAST Gold Room, 2nd floor. Union, 7:30 The commission, although a LANSING, fy 27-August 14. Our Behind Warren Poplars. 332-0105. spacious 3 bedroom Pinecrest area, brick and TYPING SERVICE in my East COMPLETE THESIS Service. p.m., tonight. representative body itself, will added, "but this is not to say s a well - rounded 3-5/21 we've solved the problem or met aluminum ranch. Panelled family Lansing home. Phone 332-3306. Discount Printing. IBM typing and conduct hearings to allow ■rational experience for 0-5/20 our obligations to the people of room with built-ins, VA baths, binding of thesis, resumes, Zoology Undergraduate Advisory individuals, associations and ■i'dren 3-5, stressing 1969 DETROITER, 12x50, on lot fireplace, tiled basement, 2 car publications. Across from campus, Committee will meet tonight, 7 - 9 the state or society in general. is readiness activities. behind Warren Poplers. Phone MAC and Grand River, organizations full opportunity to We need to in garage. Beautiful landscaping. corner p.m., Rm 136 Chemistry Building. move this 351-0286. 5-5/25 express their views, Polley said. Jr enrollment information, Must be seen. $28,500. 337-7084. below Style Shop. Call This will be pre - professional night The timetable for the group is direction with all deliberate 1332-4796. ALMA 10'x50', 2 bedroom. Washer 3-5/22 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, for all pre - medical and pre - dental speed." - 337-1666. C students to discuss as follows; dryer, tool shed. Near MSU. undergraduate 351-3224. 3-5-20 NEARLY NEW home - Ideal for TYPING SERVICE by Janet James. Spring term will be used for faculty. 6 rooms, 2 baths. 2 car Efficient, experienced manuscript IF YOU want it sold . . . Want Ads procedures for professional school. discussion of procedure and garage. Bright pleasant basement editing, typing. 332-5161. 3-5/22 are the place to get it done fast. terms of reference. with fireplace. 489-0371. 5-5/26 TYPING DONE in i Call Classified, 355-8255. Attention all students advised in the BOA Dept: Important election. Vote Summer term will be alloted for preparation of staff papers Budget cuts Admit HASLETT. A-Frame, 2 b for the students who will represent BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. and documents. (continued from the BOA Teaching & page one) fireplace, wooded lot. $16,900. No job too large or too small. you on In the fall 339-2938. 3-5/22 Advisory Committee. The election hearings and will determine the action." Block off campus. 332-3255. C will be held May 20, 21. Ballots will deliberations will be held. "I want the National Guard to ACCURATE TYPING. Term papers, be available on these days from the During winter term the have the flexibility to use OKEMOS BRICK 3 commission 6%%. Low 30's 1606 Forest etc. Experienced. typewriter. 332-6341, 332-2229. Electric Transportation departmental secretaries, Rm 215, Eppley Center. members scheduled to prepare their final are weapons, he said. including riot sticks," 351-6632. 5-5/25 1-5/20 report for issuance to President Michigan National Guardsmen EVERYTHING IS coming up dollars The Wharton, the Academic Council, it. DIAMONDALE ONE bedroom home for you when you place a Want have been conducting crowd NORMA STROTHER. Theses, el Com on river. Low down Payment. Graduate Council and the control drills in Lansing Electric typewriter. Pick-u Ad. Call 355-8255 today. journ Trustees. using 646-4251. 2-5/22 deliver. 699-2226. 2-5/21 riot sticks instead of rifles. Topics expected to be Milliken said the drills were Wanted discussed, according to Polley, held at his direction "so we can A Reminder include open admissions, quotas, experiment with it as a possible recruitment of top scholars, alternative" to giving Guardsmen GRADUATE COUPLE wants to share house and rent with another Mixer tonight, 8:30 - 11:00, Hul supportive programs and their rifles to carry. Hall. The study break mixer w financing and admission of "high The governor said the recent J You want all the contorts of a luxury apartment couple. 351-1812. 3-5/21 with Francis X and the risk" students. incident at Kent State University Donation .50. Dr a PLACE Polley said he feels graduation where four students were killed To All fair price. YOUR Pinning or Engagement today, Room 347 should be stressed over when Guardsmen MSU Promenaders will me opened fire Student Services Building. admission. had prompted the experiment. • 7 p.m., Rm 34, Womer square, folk, and round d "It makes very little sense to "I'm not going to make a final I Northwind Apartments offer you two bedrooms, | BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for admit sizeable numbers of statement about what will and Students all positive. A negative, B negative minority students then fail to will not be used," he . said, "but P | and AB negative, $10.00. 0 Evans Scholars and their little sisters provide the educational this is one approach we are conditioning, dishwashers, NEW carpeting, environment that would enable • negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Saturday, 10 - 4, 243 Louis St. them to graduate," he said. actively considering." "We will be frniture and furnishings, plenty of parking and • 50754 East Grand Lansing. Above the River, new Campus East Located directly behind Chick n' Joy on Grand River. $1 donation. He also stated he does not type of program so it will be continuing this ALL advertisements must be paic believe that to achieve this ready if it is needed," he added. Pany other extras. for IN ADVANCE from Monday | * Book Store. Hours: 9 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and a.m. to 3:30 Proceeds will be given to the environment it would be On another matter, Milliken May 25th until the end of tht underpriviledged children of Lansing. I Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 necessary to lower the said he has no plans to turn back . p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C University's performance one-fourth of his salary in an IA" this for only $57.50 per month. Think about and is plagued with sores - sound standards. "With attempt to fight inflation as | TERM PAPER familiar? Is God Dead? See "J.B." proper tutoring, former Gov. Archibald George Romney, P0rthwind Apartments before you sign a fall lease. MacLeish's answer to counseling and assistance," he now Secretary of Housing and said, "minority students can Urban Development, announced Players will present "J.B." May 22, achieve the AVOID THE same level of he would do Monday. 23, Tickets on sale now at Marshall's, HOLD LINE! performance demanded of other "Such a move can dramatize COUNT ON CLASSIFIED ADSI Campbell's, and State Discount. Call students." the a bill from They sell household goods you situation," the governor said State News this don't need for cash. Dial Polley said he does not grinning, "but I have no plans to t be paid in full by 355-8255 today! approve of quota systems and do that." Phone 337-0636 .If this is not feels that the term "open Milliken also said the Canadian CHANNEL STUDENT CONSUMER SERVIcH 1 admissions" has many and is not helpful for rational meanings government had "jumped the gun" by removing the fishing APARTMENTS TO dialogue. ban on Lake St. Clair and the St. EXCHANGE secondary Math "There is something altogether mo Clair River. 2771 Northwind Drive Section Reservation. Term Registration. Saginaw for mechanical and artificial about He said he would announce a Grand Rapids. Winter 1971. Call East Lansing '. 2-5/21 355-8302 quotas," he said. modified ban sometime this Polley denied frequent charges week. 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd: ■^-May20 I BIG E-EBERHARD'S Z)t4COCOt£ --BIG YADE-EBERHARD'S YREVE-42CU/P SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN - FULL SLICES round steaks SWIFT'S PROTEN SWIri ornuitN BONELESS BONELESS RUMP ROAST « S1M MANHATTAN STEAKS „ sl» FARMER PEET'S HI-STYLE - SEMI-BONELESS OPEN WEEKDAYS 8-10 SUNDAYS 10-7 pm PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUN., MAY 24 CUP FOR SAVINGS! REDEEM COUPON - BIG E VANILLA SMOKED HAMS SLICED INTO 9-11 CHOPS - ENDS AND CENTERS MIXED VANILLA ICE CREAM ?™: 78c -L>'",T COLD MEATS Redeemable with G. HERRUDS $5 PORK LOIRS SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON 6 hrough Sun., May 24. through Sun., May 24. BUDDIG SMOKED CHIPPED MEATS 3 j?2 *| POTATO CHIPS TIDE XK DETERGENT PKGS. ST 39c ST 64c Lr,T COUNTRY FRESH through Sun., May 2 HERRUD PARTY ASSORTED TWIN POPS LONCH MEATS - 99c DIET RITE COLA 10c OFF LABEL ivory FACIAL TISSUE AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY 16 FL. OZ. 2 for 29c ST 39c v- NO-RETURN BOTTLES Redeemable with $5 or more b ee r wfn e d^t o b ac co Pp ducts' liquid! ro through Sun., May 24. BUY 4 - SAVE 16c POLLY ANNA ENRICHED BUY 10-SAVE 31c FAMILY WHITE BREAD FAYGO 4 sr 100 CHOLMONDLAY'S ENGLISH CANNED POP CHOICE OF 12 DELICIOUS FLAVORS REG. 69c APPIAN WAY FROZEN CHEESE OR MUFFIN LOAF S""' 35' PEPPERONI 10c OFF LABEL PIZZARIN0S POLLV ANNA PLAIN OR SUGARED FRESH DOHOTS 12 29* FOR REG. 27c BIRDS EYE FROZEN SPARTAN ORANGE, PINE-GRAPEFRUIT, ORANGE PINE/ ORANGE IUICE 4 £ 88' FRUIT DRINKS AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS 46 OZ. WT | REG. 39c PET RITZ FROZEN CANS PIE SHELLS 2L„ 3*- 51 REDEEM COUPON -SAVE 20c - EBERHARD'S CRISP 3ft 4c OFF LABEL THANK YOU CHERRY OR PEACH PIE FILLINGS SUNSHINE 3 «£ $1 POTATO CHIPS r NORTHERN ASST. 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