'My son. Wednesday . . . you do not know what MICHIGAN Sunny you ask. No one but me TATE NEWS can drive the flaming chariot. STATE . . . with Chance of showers a high in the 50s. - Apollo Thursday. UNIVERSITY )( 62 Number 195 East Lansing, I Wednesday, May 27,1970 100 VIEW PROCEDINGS Council reaffirms of campus ROTC program The resolution adopted by the council motion because of University ByDELORES MAJOR wide interest also asks the University to in the issues under discussion. State News Staff Writer support efforts to: The motion was withdrawn. The meeting The Academic Council -obtain full federal support for Tuesday military continued. The galleries were quiet. reaffirmed the status of ROTC on education facilities. campus. In a report to the council on the current In a resolution presented to the -revise the military education contracts council status of ROTC programs at MSU, Asst. by the Military Education Advisory and legislation to indicate a Provost and Chairman of the Military continuing Committee, the council voted almost cooperative effort in the development of Education Advisory Committee Herman unanimously to continue academic credit improved curricula. King said that the military programs at for the courses offered through the Furthermore, the resolution said, the MSU are operated under the general terms departments of Military Science and Military Education Advisory Committee of the 1964 ROTC Vitalization Act in Aerospace Studies. will submit reports at the Academic The resolution stipulates that academic conjunction with a separate contract based Council's request. on that act. credit for courses in these A substitute departments will motion dramatically be "based on academic content in the same opposing that offered by the Military "Fundamentally, the act assigns the manner as for any other course in the Education Advisory Committee failed. responsibility for instruction to the Dept. of Defense and University. The motion, backed by two college deans responsibility for facilities "Criteria and procedures for to the host institution," determining and five members of the council asked that King said. academic credit shall be the "Specifically, the act requires Meeting same as for all academic credit be removed from all an institution to adopt into its curriculum o other University courses," The resolution further the motion said. aerospace and military science courses two - year or a four - year course specified a The Academic Council held a stipulates that the taught by the aerospace and Military and supported by the special meeting open to the public Military Education Advisory Committee Science secretary of the campus. President Wharton addresses the Tuesday to discuss the status of ROTC on the will request a review departments. It was respective branch of the Dept. of Defense," meeting while Council members wait to speak. From left to by the Educational overwhelmingly voted down by the he said. Madison Kuhn secretary of faculties; A. L. right are Policies Committee covering the military council. Thurman, chairman of the faculty committee on student education program and a review King told the council that the vitalization Wharton; Dale Hathaway, chairman of the affairs; by the This special session of the Academic steering committee and John Cantlon, provost. University Curriculum Committee of Council was held in the Auditorium to act and the contracts based on it are State News photo by John military education courses and curricula accommodate all interested substantively out of date and must be Harrington before the end of fall term 1970. viewers; rewritten. however, a little over 100 people occupied the 2,000 - seat gallery. King told the council that if academic During his opening remarks, President credit is stripped from ROTC, the Dept. of Modest' tuition hike forecast Wharton warned the spectators against Defense would probably discontinue the outbursts. programs at MSU. "Decorum during the proceedings must "If they are denied academic credit, they be maintained. Unless they are, the will think that the members of the Academic Council programs here are a may losing proposition," he said. By MARILYN PATTERSON move to reconvene in a closed session," he He Wilkinson, Provost John Cantlon and explained further that civilian State News Staff Writer maybe slightly higher than that for resident Committee, said Monday he may hold the said. instructors could not be used to teach the Presidential Assistant Elliott Ballard are students," he said. bill until mid - June. Within 15 minutes of the president's preparing a tuition rate recommendation to In an April 15 letter to the legislature, Although the trustees rarely remarks one member of the council moved ^ Roger Wilkinson, vice president for be presented to the board of trustees in University officials said that if tuition rates until after assess to adjourn the "Under the terms of the current ; and finance, said Tuesday he the legislative meeting after an outburst of vitalization act, military personnel are June. legislature approved the governor's budget a "modest" tuition increase this budget proposal is made final, Trustee applause by the students. required; the act would have to be Ul to enable the University to meet its recommendation, Frank Merriman, R-Fremont, said Dave Snyder, student representative to Wilkinson said there is a they will amended to form this sort of possibility of a student tuition discuss tuition at their June 19 meeting. the council, urged the body to defeat the cooperative xpenses. $2 - per - credit increase for in state venture in this area," he said. - be $2 per credit. "According to my assessment, it would students. The e very difficult for the University to meet "It's hard to say what the increase will be governor's recommendation for the commitments without for out University budget was $61.2 million. The Cooper-Church critics s raising tuitjon," - of • state students; however, I proposal approved last week by the state 'ilkinson said. think the increase will be the same or senate allows MSU $59.9 million. Wilkinson said, however, that the April 15 letter was "conditional" and that it was 'GUIDELINES' written merely to comply with the state statute requiring state universities to try to dilute amendment inform the legislature by mid-April of the next year's tuition rate. iouse The letter was in no way binding, he subcomm added. are Wilkinson said his and Cantlon's staffs reviewing the senate appropriations gpd WASHINGTON (AP) 82 to 11 - The Senate voted Tuesday to put into conciliatory Asked if opponents of the Cooper - Church amendment are stalling, he replied "We are Montana said he doesn't know when the basic amendment will be voted on. And comparing the "needs and commitments of language an amendment to cut off funds not trying to rush it." Republican Leader Hugh Scott of >Ks the University" to the resources available. for future U.S. military operations in However, Dole later withdrew Pennsylvania said there may be two or his wage-price The senate's budget proposal has been submitted to the House Appropriations Committee. It must be released by that Cambodia. But action on the basic issue seems far off. Instead, administration supporters proposal. But he indicated to newsmen the opponents of the Cooper - Church rider will be offering several other changes. three days on each alternative amendment. Tuesday's vote, the first since debate began May 13, leaves intact the basic WASHINGTON (AP) committee and passed by the house before launched the first in a series of moves to All but a handful of hard amendment but revises the wording of its — Congress would drop of five - tenths of one per cent for - line squire it goes into effect. dilute or bar enforcement of the opponents of preamble to insert a July 1 effective date President Nixon's economic farm products, processed foods and feeds. pending any Senate curb on Risers to set wage and price guidelines — The net effect was to push the Labor Rep. William R. Copeland, D-Wyandotte Cooper - Church amendment. presidential war - making powers voted for plus language saying the fund cutoff was nd direct the and chairman of the Sen. Robert J. Dole, R-Kan., introduced the conciliatory language, offered being enacted "in concert with the President to try to persuade Department's wholesale price index up two Appropriations by 'bor and business to a rider to make the proposed amendment Church and Cooper in hopes of declared objectives of the President of the follow them — under - tenths of one per cent to 116.8, opening United States to avoid the involvement of "ill approved 5-1 inoperative while U.S. citizens or nationals the way toward an accommodation. Tuesday by a House compared to 100 in the base period of are held as prisoners of war in Cambodia the United States in Cambodia after ibcommittee. 1957-59. The May index stood 3.5 per cent Cooper - Church forces claim they July 1, W'th members of of the level a year earlier. Beaumont rally by the North Vietnamese or Viet Cong. Dole said this would add real meaning to already have a majority of votes, but in 1970." Church said, "This new language should Congress voicing The House Ways and Means Committee order to put their amendment into pending creasing concern over climbing prices and the amendment by Sens. John Sherman military sales legislation they will have to remove any shadow of doubt that the e fe"'ng stock market, the government approved and sent to the House for debate A rally sponsored by the people amendment is designed as a rebuke to the a bill granting the Nixon administration's Cooper, R-Ky., and Frank Church, beat off a variety of watering down ported a mixed trend in wholesale arrested in the Union last week will be prices D-Idaho, to bar funds after June 30 for proposals — and then force a vote which President." rMay. request for a boost of $18 billion in the held at 3:30 p.m. today at the But Sen. Edward J. Gurney, R-Fla., said national debt ceiling, raising it to $395 retaining U.S. forces in Cambodia. It also son\e administration backers have Beaumont Tower rock. would restrict U.S. aid and use of air power "it advertises to the enemy in cold, clear billion. threatened to delay until June 30 — the preliminary report said a climb of Lawyers from the Detroit National in Cambodia. date President Nixon terms that after July 1 we won't be Ke - tenths of one per cent for a broad At the same time the committee made pledged U.S. troops making Lawyers Guild will speak. Donations Dole said of his proposal, "I wouldn't would leave Cambodia. any excursions anywhere except in the "ge of industrial products outweighed a think we would vote on this this week." (plea$e turn to page 15) will be collected for the defense fund. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of country of South Vietnam itself." NATO Entomology p Cambodian plague By SYLVIA SMITH of 17-ye Wallner said cicadas do not sting or thrust ROME (AP) — President Nixon declared n State News Staff Writer predict if the campus will be bite people or animals. However, the affected," Wallner said. "I can't look cicada - killer wasp which paralyzes Tuesday that the U.S. thrust into Michigan may be the site of an insect into my crystal ball." and lays its eggs on the insect are Camgodia is necessary "in order that both Plague not unlike the one which hit During late May and early June, the Vietnamization and withdrawal of U.S. Egypt in Biblical times, an MSU adults appear after spending almost 17 prevalent where cicadas are abundant. forces may proceed." The wasp does sting people. entomologist warned recently. years in the soil, feeding on the roots "We still prefer to end this war by William E. Wallner, associate of trees. Ohio has already reported Wallner said the insects will be negotiation," Nixon said in a letter read by Professor of entomology, said a mass appearance of the insect, Wallner said. Secretary of State William P. Rogers at the of 17 prevalent where oak or fruit trees - year cicadas will emerge in He said the major damage occurs stand or once stood. opening session of the North Atlantic Mchigan this year for the first time when the female cicada lays her eggs in Council. since 1953. When the cicadas emerge, the males pockets cut in the bark of young "However, I am convinced we will not The i branches. make a shrill sound which is easily have serious i most heavily hit in 1953 discussions, so long as the was Jackson County, he said. "These egg punctures severely recognizable in a tree containing many enemy believes that he can ignore our The cicadas are a cicadas. type of insect damage or destroy young branches warnings and reject our flexible proposals whose larvae take 17 from one quarter to five eights inch in "It is not uncommon for a tree to for a settlement. We not years to hatch. are increasing our diameter," Wallner said. hold up to 40,000 cicadas," Wallner demands." cJa ®/8 .adu't,s black inches long. Its legs body is about 1 and said. are reddish - "Eggs hatch in about six weeks and Nixon's letter, addressed to Manlio range; veins in the transparent wings the larvae drop to the ground and feed Once Brosio, secretary - general of the North they burrow back into the on the roots for the next 17 years, 1"rS,5an8e and the eyes are red. ground again in July, the cicadas won't Atlantic Treaty Organization — NATO — . They could crop up in several areas causing no visible feeding damage to emerge until 1987, Wallner said. pledged anew to pull 150,000 American the state this the trees," he said. troops out of Vietnam by the spring of year. It's hard to (please turn to page ioi 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 37 Israeli border patrols seek Ijff Prof d iscusses Lebanon-based Israeli villages in the gently student attitudes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jerusalem that Soviet have been set up in Egypt since rolling valleys below. involvement in Egypt had last December, she said. Israeli troops crossed into Premier Rashid Karami of reached "an advanced and Maj. Gen. Mordechai Gur, Lebanon Tuesday for the second Lebanon told Parliament in dangerous stage." Any delay in Israel's northern area straight day in search of Arab Beirut that his Cabinet would selling arms to Israel would commander, told newsmen that By MATTIE GARRETT guerrillas and withdrew at decide Wednesday whether to cause "irreparable damage," she the patrolling activity would State News Staff Writer nightfall, the military command ask for troops from Morocco said. continue along the entire Political length "A large percentage of umversity( he m reported. and Tunisia to help defend of the border with Lebanon at students claim that college is majority"haT no v u - No fighting was reported. The Lebanon against Israeli attacks. a major policy speech, Mrs. said" Israel had to prevent his discretion. bv forL tu to Israeli command said patrol Proposals would be presented JJe.r «ud^srael had to prevent The current operation began irrelevant to them. I look at it the other way around. They UDon thp H;ceir'politic»i intrusions would continue in a. to Parliament for its approval on sonhjetjeated SAM 3 missiles in Friday, he said. TTiis was the day irrelevant to the college," Emest are he added gree,nf maneuver guerrillas to who force have back attacked Thursday, he said. Parliament must give its consent to the Sfsuezclnalzone* guerrillas attacked an Israeli school bus killing 12 Haag, practicing van den Haag cnm» persons, psychoanalyst and professor of university situation Israeli border settlements. stationing of foreign troops on Israel has been trying without to " . . including eight children. . social philosophy at New York who takes Two Israeli patrols that moved Lebanese soil. to get more U.S. Two a vote of v°te Israeli patrols the frontier Tuesday took Prime Minister Golda Meir of warplanes. University, said Monday. patients on whether m operating in Lebanese territory up hilltop positions overlooking Israel told Parliament in Twenty SAM 3 missile bases Tuesday. One was on the heights who claim the university of Mt. Avivim, opposite the Van den Haag irrelevant are more likely to be saiH ho i ATT AMIC llirDEACE settlement believe Jll I J* %i H 9 IIV^tfEA9E overlooking of Malkiyya several and Israeli unsuccessful engage —J ana therefore in other prestige - -^^students h^ ^ villages. building activities like striking. university with??- Cntet • • Newsmen could see soldiers on The University is not the place 8s ipnm-an ^ ho Enemy SAIGOff (AP) y Q C I C T n n /■* A I Col jIU I ILC course he knows where r I C ^ C I lOUO the summitof the hill. The second patrol operating near Aitroun, opposite was Ernest van den Prof as Doc for students who prefer to act rather than think, Van Den said. Although some believe it is Haag » exoectaHl. S doctor' Cu*Trl'hs faculty, t^r7hVHoJCe'u ' riff " a r"' Patient ruwnil i shou,d we are Mimot, South Vietnamese the Israeli town of Avivim, near Haag, practicing psychoanalyst and the place for action and thought, t0 * 8,1 den u* Infantrymen of 25th and it seems he's out to harass backed up by professor of social philosophy at New York University, said disease Van fighter - bombers, where guerrillas attacked the Van Den Haag said, he believes ' ripn Haag said, Division battled enemy forces at us." reported killing 98 Viet Cong in school bus. Monday that students enter the University with a disease this does ed on tl four points around Six Americans were killed and a battalion south of the not "justify the A student should not Hp Cambodian town of Mimot 25 wounded in the attack which Chup ~ known as ignorance, which faculty try to cure. university taking a political that college be relevant a!" our cc rubber plantation, biggest in " State News photo by how the Tuesday, and South Vietnamese lasted an hour until American Indochina. Government losses Terry Luke views should be college is t ^ said. As lone as rpciZ °' :s out c mauled a Viet Cong battalion 40 helicopter gunships and artillery sday. were placed at three killed and drove back the attackers. The 17 wounded. ihanouk It marked the third straight only known enemy casualty Two regiments of the North IN HEAVY TRADING regulation simple even for something tnam on day the Americans have run into 5 killed. Vietnamese 7 th Division are as pr0M protection is cui increased Cambodia's enemy Fishhook attacks border Artillery, and rocket fighter bombers reported in the Mimot region. must also exf e eminent - firing helicopters go far in the Cambodian region north of Saigon. Van Stocks continue pounded the enemy positions. In den Haag also offensive, the allies claim to have said drop "We're getting of student activities to each case the enemy withdrew at resistance in there, a U.S. dark with captured or destroyed 15,484 regarded as seemto he Brit is unknown losses, officer. "The enemy isn't weapons, more than 1,000 tons something newei though they have existed as lo 'er in 1 reports said. U.S. casualties were Df ammunition - including nearly 'sday to standing and fighting, but he's described as light. NEW YORK (AP) as the students themselves. 14,000 rounds of rockets and * , — Stock tape ran one minute late at the announced President Nixon Prices Suez and getting more aggressive. 01 In the action 40 miles west of on the American Stock mortars ^d more than*5,000 market prices continued their close. would meet with 60 to 100 Exchange fell to their lowest "I suspect there has been u ^ar arsei tons i rice and other steep decline Tuesday in one of Declining issues led advances financial and business leaders level in much freedom and too mm foodstuffs. the heaviest trading sessions this nearly three years. The he party by about 3-1 margin. Wednesday night to discuss the American Exchange's index fell practice in spontaneous acts," nigration A FEW SEATS LEFT The offensive has claimed the lives of 216 Americans, and 807 year. The Dow Jones average of 30 The Dow average, the most closely watched stock price - economy and the reasons for the U.S. move into Cambodia. 0.21 to 19.36, its lowest since said of recent campus activiti June 14, 1967 when it stood at have been wounded. Revised industrial . . . stocks 10.20 change indicator, has lost over 19.30. Referring back to ■ CQ1 1C student activities at ON points to 631.16, the ,lowest , 340 points during the past 17 ■ figures eh™,, show 504 Qnnfu South in Other analysts take a more The London Stock Market Princeton oviet par ALL Vietn^ese „ to . . troops . i.. 2,173 wounded. The allies claim have killed 9,236 enemy killed and e*ht been ^ as low 1116 "J"*. since J"1 Nov. 19. not months. Monday's 20 point loss was the average's President biggest since Kennedy's technical view. They say the .dropped to its lowest level in market can only sink so much three years. The Toronto before investors will feel market sank to a four Stock 1806, Van den Haag said o half of the students \ expelled. Today one half oft firm dis set, that i assassination. On that day, Nov. - year low. school would not be troops and captured 1,225. New York Stock Exchange compelled to rush in to buy at The Paris, Zurich and expel Frankfurt UNION BOARD FLIGHTS South Vietnamese volume of 17.03 million shares 22, 1963, the average plunged exceptionally low prices. exchanges took heavy losses. and "that I think is a he said. mistake, 21.16. headquarters announced the came close to the 17.5 million Over 36 per cent been windup of a 16,000 man shares traded on March 25, the " litalism." Sign Up Now! - knocked off the Dow average operation in southern Cambodia. highest this ut he cai Warrant cites rail year. The Big Board since it hit a closing peak of PLUS 985.21 on Dec. 3, 1968. It lost 1.59 per cent during Tuesday's session. During the 33-month disaster period from 1929 to delays the word Two New Flights! 1932 the average was cut back about 85 per cent. Some market analysts claim atSpartan Village crossin®: Harrison Road rease Nixon in there has been loss of By ANN HODGE crossing esday by t a Spartan Village r confidence in the economy and State News Staff Writer Spartan Village. his would delayed by a train for 1 _ „ Tokyo - Aug. 30 - Sept. 24 - $434 in the Nixon administration's An Ingham County District eight County minutes while he was it the Commissioner Tom Helma, a driving I sar Paris Aug. 9 - Sept. 1 - $239 - ability to resolve the commissioner has served pregnant wife to the hospit Indochina. In an apparent effort warrant against the Chesapeake Village resident, obtained a The icipated < warrant from the baby was born seconds aft administi Union Board Office 355-3355 to restore faith, the White House & Ohio Railroad charging county they arrived at the s— prosecutor and hospital,I train delays at the presented it to Associate Municipal Judge Jon Helma said he plans group Maire of East Lansing, May 22. The, State News, the student newspaper at circulate petitions in Spart sident > Michigan State MEETING Chris Gabel Makes University, is published every class day during four school The warrant cites two trains that violated the state statute village asking residents I nonstrate All those who have terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. support his request for a ci signed up for Union Board regarding "successive train Subscription rate is $14 per year. ordinance limiting the length! Summer Flights are requested to information meeting, Sunday, June attend an Hand-Made Member Associated Press, movements" on May 1. Michigan State statutes make trains. »we should also begin woi n respons the rallie 7, at 1:00 p.m. United Press International, it a misdemeanor, punishable by in Union Parlor B Inland w York Wedding Bands Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press a $500 fine, for a train to obstruct a crossing for more with perhaps the Highway Dept. build an overpass th' t was not an Open to MSU and Oakland students, Association, United States Student Press Association. than five minutes. when the new highway go lence on > faculty, staff and employees In Gold and and their immediate families. take advantage of this offer, Members of immediate families even if the MSU affiliate does not may go Sterling Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services The statutes also require that at least a five - minute interval through," he said. Helma plans to discuss project at a Lansing City Counc eks ago i dents. along. Call 393-0196 Building, Michigan. Michigan State University, East Lansing, elapse trains. between succeeding meeting and at the next meetir Df the Ingham County Board < he autom According to Helma, violation Commissioners, of the ordinances has occurred r tailfins Phones: Editorial frequently. , a Chry INTRODUCING 355-8252 t i "In my estimation there i9 at k. Classified Advertising 355-8255 roiprtPfl Display Advertising 353-6400 least one violation every day," he said. id. "In re|eCieU . M. Hein< In the last few weeks I the finest lightweight tents Business-Circulation 355-3447 ■ . . r trol and ( For Brides, Grooms, Dads and Grads... Photographic have timed trains and discovered Ky H U fl Q 6 flOr 355-8311 seveni violations.' violations." ' 3 ironmenta! in the world by On birthdays, anniversaries or any Helma said he knew of ipletely ur "I Love You" gift occasion... after 22 year i with ar A dels." 3 einen said GERRY Day S State Hungerford, announced — r R-LanS1| Tuesday that ig n the al downhil would not seek re-election to (Wed. - Fri.) m 1966. Senate seat he w Hungerford cited age as one the reasons for his decision-^ egislation 3 IN Wig has served in Legislature for 22 the ools servation to c beginning with his election Michigan I the House of Representatives a voice ' 1946, a seat he held continu $19.95 "■oval to a until 1963. He was elected the upper chamber three y wing, air later. »urces to Reg. $24.95 who ools. Among those ction on a announced their candid y e Hungerford's seat are Rep. departmi O. 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Monday the team of ballot figures previously published because those ballots which did not no financial MSU, 544 votes without contribution credit to offer ROTC and by partial offering ROTC with academic credit and partial financing by the University. referendum concerned the strike at MSU. A total of 8,789 students voted on this issue with votes in the register with the computers financial contribution by MSU, On the question of U.S. action May 15 referendum counters said they counted only 62 ballots left blank. The ipsule summary of the day's events from o were released Tuesday after the 47 blank ballots and that 28 have been included. 1,673 votes to offer ROTC with in Indochina 8,778 students student strike vote was 767 A total of 8,783 students third ballot count. credit and no financing by MSU, voted. other ballots were missing. voted on issue one, which Seventy - three ballots votes to operate MSU only if all A total of 2,056 votes to offer ROTC with left blank on this issue. 8,851 persons Buckner said that these 28 other were the demands are met, 1,277 marked ballots in pertained to the status of ROTC credit and partial fanancing by The student vote on Indochina the ballots were simply missed in the on campus. votes to operate MSU, referendum but 75 blank ballots straw count. When the votes on Sixty - eight persons MSU and 44 votes to require was 3,984 to withdraw left this question blank. temporarily, holding teach - ins were also put in the ballot ROTC of all incoming, each issue were counted, these The student vote on ROTC non - immediately from Indochina, instead of classes, 2,796 votes to boxes. These ballots ballots turned up as blanks, he veteran, male freshmen. 2,743 votes to withdraw troops "According to my assessment, it stamped with a date according were was 1,243 votes to abolish In the faculty, administrative operate MSU and refocus the would be very difficult said. by June 30, 1,353 votes to educative process on the strike for the to Harold Buckner, ASMSU ROTC, 3,223 votes to offer and clerical personnel vote, the withdraw gradually, 441 votes to This final tabulation of the ROTC without credit and with issues with provisions for those University to meet its most votes were cast in favor of apply sufficient military pressure who wish to attend classes, commitments without as to achieve a political 3,156 votes to operate MSU as raising tuition." settlement, and 257 votes to before Indochina the strike and hold apply sufficient military pressure seminars on the strike issues, and - Roger Wilkinson, to achieve a complete victory in 793 votes to operate MSU as vice president/ for business and finance camp Indochina. The third issue of the before the strike with no special provisions. in Kentucky primary race with the faculty, International News M Patient i, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - from eithfer party in the he primary out should Kentucky voters nominated and will have the same status in onpollution problems, had Three other congressmen, to cute the backing of the Ripon Frank Stubblefield, 1st District candidates eposed Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk has Tuesday for the November. "aag said. l d not dem j on the Indochinese people "to unite together to our common enemy til he accepts to pull all his state's including seven congressional seats, one Democratic race in Rep. conservative Gene Snyder, a Republican from Society, an organization of liberal Republicans. There were four Democrats on Democrat; Tim Carter, 5th District Republican; and John Where can you get the ■elevant which four candidates made U.S. Watts, 6th District Democrat, sI t° be run or ■I out of Indochina," Hanoi's news agency reported Jeffersontown, ran against the ballot in the 4th District, policy in Southeast Asia an were expected to win their residence h \of univers isday. iaay. lanouk made the speech when he arrived in North issue. Voter turnout was reported to William Bartley Jr. in the 4th District. Bartley who has spoken including Charles Webster, former mayor of Carrollton. a primaries against little - known opposition. HIGHEST RATE be light in most of the state. something on a friendship visit, - Ptopei currently presiding over an exile Cambodian In the 3rd District, where the of return on any type also exist, ernment in Peking. Vietnam war has been an the winner will William face issue, Rep. Cowger of Louisville, Lowered age faces voting S»fm I? seem to he British conservative party, seeking to recapture who had no opposition in the GOP primary. of bank savings? bolloters in next month's national elections, pledged Cowger, [ringExistednew, ei ver mselves. as It jsday to halt Britian's military withdrawal from east Suez and said the nation must retain control of its considered a hawk on the war, has softened his recent months. position in at O ^has been t ;lear arsenal. The four Democrats PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - An McCall faced Two city measures in Eugene seeking little - known too mu he party also called for tighter curbs on black Cowger's seat were State Rep. amendment to the state opposition in the Republican also attracted voter interest. eous Tom Ray, who supports the constitution lowering the primary. Eight candidates vied One of the Eugene measures acts," nigration and stringent measures to restore law and voting sending of troops into age in Oregon to 19 went to the for the Democratic nomination. sought to delay for four years [pus activiti Cambodia; state Sen. Romano voters Tuesday, but public Both the the plans of the Eugene Water to voting age simil Mazzoli who favors phased a officials who supported it amendment and the Democratic and Electric Board to build a tIPrinceton oviet party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev called Tuesday withdrawal; Shirley Small, a expressed pessimism. primary race in the 3rd $224 million nuclear power • laag said o firm discipline among Russian youth but said, in housewife who campaigned on a Gov. Tom McCall said in the Congressional District stirred the plant on the Oregon coast. udents w« platform calling for immediate last days before the interest and participation of set, that it is fine if young people in the West primary vote Opponents say too little is pe half of want to withdrawal, and Philip Vernon that recent campus young people. known about the hazards of AT AB & T OF COURSE! be expel test. demonstrations had made it Baker, who also supported The campaign for lowering the radiation. Supporters say s a mistake rezhnev said that the unrest outside of the Soviet immediate withdrawal. doubtful the measure would voting age had been getting Atomic No other bank offers Energy Commission higher rates of is a symptom of the "over-all crisis of Rep. William Natcher, a pass. popular support until the guidelines give ample safety. interest on any type of savings Bowling Green Democrat who About 600,000 of demonstrations litalism." Oregon's campus that A 51 - foot concrete cross atop account or certificate of deposit. has represented the 2nd District one million registered voters followed President Nixon's a butte overlooking the city was A.B.& T. is the place to ut he cautioned his young Soviet audience to abide save ... no for years, had no competition were expected to turn out. announcement of intervention in the other major issue on the the word of Lenin, "Learn." question about it! /S Cambodia and the shooting of four students at Kent State Eugene ballot. Courts — including the U.S. Supreme National News University in Ohio. Court — have ruled that a cross li llC ^ Nixon administration's request for an $18 billion Mauter elected to fill Several public officials their mail, following said the on city property is forbidden by the First Amendment. demonstrations, expressed The ballot measure, sponsored » rease in the federal debt ceiling was .approved outrage at the actions of the by the American Legion, would in who « :sday by the House Ways and Means Committee, his would raise the debt limit to $395 billion, MHA executive post young people. Letters newspapers and other public to make the cross a war memorial and backers of the cross say that nia| for officials were similar. will make it legal. as driving I it the same time the committee predicted that the [he hospit icipated deficit will be larger than the $1.3 billion Ron Mauter, Dearborn junior, elected the new Men's Halls senior, also withdrew her name seconds aft was from the ballot administration has forecast. hospital, Assn. (MHA) president, filling Miss Templin is a coed but is the vacancy left by Harold eligible for the presidency of group of construction workers' leaders told Buckner, ASMSU chairman. MHA because she |plans was their in Sparti sident Nixon Tuesday they will continue to Mauter was elected on the secretary. All past or present esidents nonstrate in support of his domestic and Indochinese fourth ballot by a vote of 15 to voting members and officers of for a ci 2. A simply majority is required MHA are eligible for the office. to elect the new president. The voting is done by the |ie length i response the President expressed his appreciation Four other persons ran against President's Assembly, composed the rallies held recently by construction workers in Mauter. Ed Ice, E. Lansing of the presidents of all men's York and other parts of the country, sophomore, withdrew his name residence halls or their from the race in support of representatives. learned what he said about the outbreak of was not ;hway go Kevin Harty. Harty, Glenview, lence on Wall Street during one of the rallies several 111. freshman, and Phil Kopp, :ks ago in which the workers beat a number of THERE'S NO PLACE AROUND discuss Enid, Okla., freshman, both HERE UHERE YOU CAN GET dents. withdrew in favor of Mauter. Jill A PIZZA AFTER MIDNIGHT I City Counc txel meetii Templin, Dearborn Heights ty Board automobile manufacturers were not sitting on tailfins while the automotive pollution problem Brazilian sees a Chrysler Corp. engineer said Tuesday in New ^ted k. M. Heinen, Chrysler's chief population rise engineer for emission RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) - trol and chemical Hey Dogl development, told a meeting of irfon ronmental control analysts the public "is almost Economist Rubens Vaz da Costa predicts Brazil will double its Call Little Caesars. npletely unaware that it has been buying and driving population by the end of the 337-1631 century — to 200 million. /ear with antipollution equipment since the 1963 dels." einen said automotive emissions "climbed to their the atmosphere several years ago but have been GET OUT OF TOWN! >g downhill since." Michigan Newz The Low Cost Way. re as one fecision. 1 igislation which would require Michigan's public Michig '°ls 21 yean servation to teach courses environmental appreciation and has been readied for a final vote in The Easy, Relaxing Way. •lection ■ntatives Michigan House. :ontinu«l a voice vote, the lower chamber gave preliminary elected r°val to Ming, air a measure adding ecology, environmental GO GRAND TRUNK a complement to fashion's soft look. and water pollution and use of natural . . frees to the required studies list for all public ools. natural shape lingerie by Olga designed Trains leave every day from the [ho ■ di acy tion on a campus station on Farm Lane : companion bill which would mandate the to keep your own natural shape in evidence departments for: hndal,' R" of Education and Natural Resources haw up guidelines for environmental studies was CHICAGO These body-sleekers are Poned SOUTH BEND pending a study of possible costs of the plan he state. 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The Palestinians have to a large extent prejudicing the survival of the Israelis as a I would like to correct a possible become a state (i.e., having autonomous national entity. My position was that the 'u' FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager misinterpretation of my remarks made at a panel discussion on U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East which were reported in decision - making authority) within Jordan, and a negotiated political settlement based upon this informal reality could be worked U.S. government should give its support to such a plan. To the Editor: hypocritiCa| MARK EICHER, managing editor your paper on Thursday, May 21. I stated out in such a way as to provide for the Murray Adelman Although this may appear to h. EDWARD HUTCHISON, city editor that a Palestinian nation could be resettlement of the refugees within asst.. professor of matter at this point in BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor constructed on the territories of Palestine Palestine as defined in 1917 without political science is symbolic of the time its 8 KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor as it was defined in 1917, at the time of not dichotomies onlyoutinthebigbad 2 ;atKex« More than JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire of in the big bad University as well ^ GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor which Palestine was a part. Palestine in 1917 included what is now Israel, the West one govern Recently MSU sponsored a hn Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Bank territories now under Israeli To the Editor: appearances constant reference to the publicized all the Environmental trimmings, that Teach H ■people into thinking thatfooled "a wl for outstanding journalism. occupation and the present boundaries of President as the "quarterback" who needed Congressman J. Harvey, R Saginaw, was MSU J* - the Kingdom of Jordan (created in 1921 interviewed "team effort" to be successful. The on television recently. The wonder how many people by the British to reward the Arab emirs who fought with the British against the topic was the Cambodian involvement. President was described as the "ball the same way if they would 2 Aside from the content of his responses, carrier," and the implication seemed to be smokestack on the looked EDITORIALS Turks in the First World War). other things seemed to be communicated. that whoever did not execute his part of observed the power nt. density and amoun In other words, Palestine as originally Mr. Harvey repeatedly referred to the the "plays" was thereby bungling the that pours from J defined contains sufficient territory to President as "our commander in - chief."- efforts of the whole. seven days there 24 hoin! 1 a week. Or perhanuh, A stab in encompass both Israel and Palestinian nationalisms; that there is not a basic irreconcilability between the existence of To my ears, this is disquieting. You see, I view the President as the man who manages and directs the activities of our armed I feel that a great bv vouth is concern that part of the anxiety felt officials are not exercizing their crucial government leave their car overnight K*" housing parking bay to see just h™ soot is belched out two separate states in the area; and that forces and not as "our" function of independent thought, in terms daily by the oT™' or "my" . . . incinerator chimneys. for ... political there need not be an enduring conflict of governmental commander - in - chief! Is it not policy. Perhaps their The crime of pollution is far0„tHn„ between peoples who both have legitimate democratic to see it all that way? desire to see the nation through a disturbed the crime that the claims to national existence. Rep. Gerald Ford, a few months back, period is also having the effect of should be the last oasis University Itti The remarks In effect this is not the situation in the neutralizing their amid the in Tuesday by State just next year's university included in one of his television own critical functions; of the world today, is merely » one man cannot be the Rep. William R. Copeland, appropriations echoes through national example of the hypocrisy that D-Wyandotte, that he would push conscience, if the nation is to survive. I can America right down the is Li Copeland's remarks however, for his hold only the gravest forcast for a nation toilet. But hvl the most tragic for further cuts in state words contain a note of authorized which is not governed, but ruled. When the that there are those element of all is th/d appropriations unless "student Roman who are sti repression. Senate denied its thoughtful fooled and want to agitators" and "gutless Last functions, the emperor, they keep right 0 week, Charles Zollar's say, began to fooled. administrators" hear the laughter of the gods. change their amendment to the same And people wonder why there is plw attitudes is a clear case of cutting off Ed Kellner appropriations bill contained a clause New York senior T. Nathan Bren one's nose to spite his face. aimed at faculty who would dare Arlington, Va.,se No doubt, withholding state funds disrupt the university. The message is could end dissent if becoming clear that Copeland, Zollar campus Copeland succeeded in totally and others in the legislature are not Don't mess with system disrupting campuses by bankrupting solely interested in getting vengeance them, but we wonder how on students, but also on faculty and To the Editor: come and dance or just gather ] Copeland's mind works when he can I would like to debunk a few myths I am response administrators. To fight this move sure that future student teachers will take was really great,' [ reason that it is worthwhile to will take a concerted coalition of unfortunately the administration did i with them when they do their practice respond so greatly. The noon hour till jeopardize all student's education to concerned members of all factions of lasted one day, despite the - teaching. I had the unfortunate although fact that I get vindication against a "disruptive" the university, not just enlightening experience to student teach halls were quieter. The class exclusively wanted few. students or administrators or faculty this term, and after being fired have a party one twice, Friday and organized Fortunately, any cuts made by the members. The attack from legislators would like to share this with you. beautifully, each student contributi House Appropriations Committee is My first experience was in a large inner something to eat or drink and appoints being made at the entire city junior high school. I took with me all few hosts and hostesses. It could be reinstated on the House really wentwi university, not simply one element. the naive idealism which so many new and we all had a good time andei floor. Copeland does not have the We have long tried to explain to teachers have. Needless to say, I lost that helped clean up. It was about a weekaf power and influence of Charles legislators that the destructive idealism after finding out just what you this that I was informed that I was fired Zollar, Senate Appropriations element within the university is only have to do to "succeed." I have doing these horrible things. What type progressive ideas on what education is all about, an education could students get «' Committee chairman, and a minute proportion of the entire being a constant interaction between the student having a party and talent show? consequently, the House would population. At MSU, no more than and teacher, learning from each other. At After this, I was placed in probably reinstate any cuts made by 100 people have ever been actually this school I attempted to have the kind of middle class school. To obtain a teach Copeland's Committee. directly involved in trashing at one free and relaxed atmosphere I thought certificate you have to Copeland also stated he may time. Copeland's blindness is self conducive to learning. I was not hung teaching. I decided to play "Miss Mid - up on the status thing, the students called me Class" and not say or do ^tt,empt to hold the Appropriations . inflicted. He does not see thousands anything whi ' bni in his committee until mid-June. my first name. The kids were really might be considered liberal. I s of other students because he does If he succeeded, the fight on the responsive and, unlike so many middle dressing better, and since I felt 1 had a d| not want to them. class students, were still alive. The students to know where see They do not I stood, I asked i House floor to reinstate funds could make good materials for were not allowed to leave the supervising teacher that if there were t a "down on school be lengthy, and the universities the campus" political campaign. grounds during the noon hour and points on which he might disagree with i would inevitably suffer, regardless of consequently would wander aimlessly in to tell me about it. He said he would an Copeland said that students "could the halls during the hour, often felt that here I might pass. Now i the outcome of the fight to reinstate stand out in front of the fighting. I their much needed funds. Without Capitol decided to keep my class open during students called me "Miss Behner" a yelling and screaming all they want lunch hour and play records during this thought things were going okay. Howei some idea of the funds available for and it won't impress me, it's the time so the students would have a place to on calling a friend one ones morning for ai next year, university administrators that stay back there and to school I found out that there \ study that trouble in Swartz Creek and I had bf would be greatly hampered in trying impress me.". not come in that day. When to plan programs, curriculum and But Copeland has shown . by his coordinator got in touch with me I asl projects. other remarks that though he him what the deal was, for I could i may be But Copeland's ideas represent a impressed, he is nonetheless willing imagine what went wrong. Well to the b growing sentiment in the legislature. to destroy their education for his of my knowledge my supervising teach The tone and volume of remarks had had a flash at 11 p.m. the night bet personal political gain. Those from people such as Copeland and decided he "had had it with me."Wl MtS may students who are content to be amplified because this is an "stay was the reason, I naively asked, here ^ back there and study" while By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. the reply: I had asked the students wl election year. To get that vote from Copeland tampers with their they would like to study the next th the folks back home, Copeland and education Letters may be addressed to Dr. weeks in class and had them write tl are the ones who will be supply the Delfen foam without others like him are willing to Werner, 309 Linton Hall. Names need a typically are in the back of the head and suggestions on a sheet of paper. Ii play hurt the most by his actions. Their prescription. upper neck and are thought to be related what I felt like after hearing this. Wha with the education of a great silence now will be rewarded with a not be included unless a personal reply Douching does no good if the condom many to increased tone in the neck muscles with education all about? Shouldn't stude and is requested. breaks (a very rare sons daughters of voting citizens. stab in the back for their occurrence) but the tugging at the scalp which has pain have a say in what they would like tole An Are there different kinds and brands of foam does. element more frightening than uninvolvement. sensitive structures that can produce a and discuss? After all, you leam r condoms? If so is one recommended over headache. This type of headache often Altruism abounds. A friendly reader sends you're most interested in anyway. V the other? responds to aspirin quickly. A person with really made my angry was that the teac the following: "After reading your 'navel' frequent headaches of this type can Abuse of publi In the event douching do any good? that Condoms (safes, rubbers, sheaths) they break does response in the News, I May 20 issue of the State simply could not pass up the sometimes by helped by especially if there are particular psychotherapy, did not have the guts to tell me in pen why he fired me; I think this s something in itself about many proles are a opportunity to send a few alternate circumstances which produce the "educators." very old and effective form of headache. If one is not unhappy with one's Ih suggestions to our blemished friend. So here I sit, reflecting on all this, l m requires contraception. In this era of widespread life, I recommend taking aspirin before stringe Rather than go to the expense of flunked student teaching which mean prevalance of oral contraceptives (the pill), surgery, trying psychotherapy. A careful physical there has been a decline in the use of the why not try filling in the scar with silly will not graduate, being forced to i examination is indicated condom. I view this as unfortunate since putty? I even think that cream - style whenever $196.50 over again. I really wonder u Consider the headaches are persistant. following fictional Justice Thomas G. the condom is readily available in peanut butter would prove to be an ever be able to pass it, or if it's eve" w Kavanagh collect drug scenario: the members of the $7,300 a year from the state for rent stores without a prescription. There is an effective eraser. My fiance and his friends believe that it. My idealism is lost and I wan tore Student - Faculty Judiciary and the of an office in Detroit. added benefit, as they prevent the However, the important point is that this this to you for what it's worth. When] Justice transmission of venereal the size of a girl's mouth is directly related do your student teaching be prep8 Student Traffic Court are all granted disease, explaining man will be denying himself Eugene F. Black receives $1,800 why they're sometimes referred to a very to the size of her vagina. Is this belief really torn it. You are up against a sy» campus wide parking and driving as important service by removing his navel. - yearly for the use of the study in his prophylactics. valid? which does not allow for any deviation privileges. The Chief Justice of the Many people have happily discovered that Port Huron home. And retiring There are two basic kinds of condoms: the No. Nor is man's shoe size related to you now have any ideas on eo Traffic Court has a private office in navel is ideal for a Justice Harry F. Kelly has taken the very common latex rubber variety and eating celery in bed." holding salt while the length of his penis. which even hint of being Proj?reS'v Downtown Lansing paid for by the lately to calling in his decisions from the animal membrane type, which is more had better lock them in a closet^som^ comfortable but about four How long ana iorgei aooui w™. " University. A member of Stu-Fac is Florida where he often times as must a parson exercise before that'< reimbursed to the tune of $180 a stays for expensive and is considered a luxury item. results are visible? For two months I have your supervising teacher tells y health reasons. The rubber condoms are further subdivided I done 15 to 20 minutes of exercise class is yours to do anything yo year rent for his kitchen table am writing for advice about headaches £ - he Something should be done and, into those that are prelubricated and those which began last term. The friendly Olin night. I also walk at least two miles a day every it," he's only fooling you. ™ uses it to work on judiciary business. almost unbelievably, is - and by the that are not. The prelubricated ones are and work out at the IM belongs to . stifling physician sent me to an ophthalmologist approximately " have to play then And then there is the recommended as being more comfortable >u $hief justice of legislature yet. A clause in the but the headache went away before my once a week. I have noticed that I can do order to "succeed." the All and easier to use. A further minor University ... - Student omnibus budget bill carrying subdivision is into those with reservoir glasses were changed. A week ago it came more exercises with much less effort but of the education system is , Judiciary who likes to phone his Supreme Court operating expenses tips back. figure trouble spots still persist. decisions in from and those that are plain - ended. my representative of the greater 0 ' the beach would forbid spending for office The ache Saugatuck. at of As you can see there are a permutations large number back of my head and seems to be located across the what As your letter points kind of results out, it depends on think it is, I for one, of people who share another, similarr space outside "the city of the seat of and combinations of upper neck. It is one is looking for. There is little doubt that such a government." This means Lansing condoms. While it is not a general policy of occasionally across the lower forehead. I've Many exercise regimens are designed to send my children to sch this column to tout products, in this case been told it is of a psychosomatic increase one's tolerance for strenuous teach them at home. situation would never be tolerated and the intent is that the court use origin. horrjble n" some consumer education might spare an If this be the case, when can be activity, often a worthwhile undertaking Oh yes, there was even ^ fl| done to by the MSU student body. The hue only the tax paid offices in that city. embarrassing confrontation between a combat it. If it is of even though no change in shape results. going about that even spreadM# ^ and cry would reach the This clause dogs not restrict Their student and the local organic origin, what Exercises designed to alter the schools in the area that there » not, very rafters drug store clerk. are the proper paths to follow. figure are of the ASMSU board room and Honors from doing any work they Three well known brands, each of which usually based upon buidling up certain teacher at the junior high ^ heads would certainly roll. Yet these deem necessary at their residences or sells a variety of rubber condoms, are The overwhelming majority of headaches muscle groups selectively. Somewhere on a bra and stopped the whole edu are related to emotional stress. A functionaries elsewhere, but it would prohibit Ramses, Sheiks and Trojans. For that large this large campus there must be an expert process! Elise in question are only portion of these are known as muscle special occasion there are Trojan on exercise to change figures. Perhaps you members of student judiciaries and them from getting paid for it. Lambskins of the non rubber contraction, or tension headaches. They will run into such New Buffa'01f We support this move because we - variety. The a person at the IM. being campus - bound in function, condoms are sold in packages of three or a lUMkUiUILI are not really comparable to the feel that it is about time that the dozen. They are very much cheaper when "real" world. Right? Supreme Court of this state brought purchased by the dozen. Correct and safe use can be accomplished its administrative procedures up to if the condom is used Wrong! This intolerable flouting of date. from the time the public trust has been a fact of intercourse begins. The use of Delfen Now, if someone will just do contraceptive foam by the woman in life with the Michigan Supreme something about the justices' free cohjunction with the man using the .Court for a number of years. Chief condom is an extraordinarily effective Justice Thomas E. Brennan and parking privileges that they so nobly granted themselves contraceptive regimen. The same friendly . .. merchant selling you the condom will also Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 27, 1970 sian war termed 300 faculty tour tmerica's 'cancer' new c ubho use By LESLIE LEE what we're State News Staff Writer doing worth the bombing and crop destruction in By DELORES MAJOR and sat at picnic tables placed on price we're paying to get it? " he the tennis courts. the past five years may have State News Staff Writer asked. lThe war in Southeast Asia is | done long - range or permanent Architect D. S. Budzynski, I malignant cancer that is Looking first on what we are damage to the ecological balance About 300 faculty members who designed the faculty and guests met fine away at American doing to South Vietnam, he said, of the country. Tuesday at the clubhouse, said he is confident " Lawrence Battistini, this war is more cruel new faculty clubhouse site for the building will be than the "It will take them lunch and a tour of the building, completed ' fessor of social science, said atrocities of either Hitler or generations still under construction. on schedule. The pool is to educational forum Monday Japan. even begin to repair the scheduled for completion by As faculty members arrived, We have damage," he said. July 1, and the rest of the forum, sponsored by developed bombs that they toured the $2 million site -he are more injurious than In the United States the costs with maps in hand, in an effort building by Sept. 1. Ibbard People for Peace, is an known in previous wars, napalm any are also tremendous, he added. to distinguish the brick - filled More than 700 faculty to keep up the interest in' members are presently members that cannot be washed off "It has library from the scaffold - filled the (1YVdr activity and to educate polarizedandjioisoned of the Faculty Club. skin, anti personnel bombs the thinking of Americans. The lobby. Lnts on the issues. - designed to shatter into the only comparable situation in our Some Active membership is open to Aside from being immoral, bodies of faculty expressed all persons within several disappointment that the faculty, library and ■constitutional and brutal, the history is the polarization that administrative professional hundred feet of impact and construction had not progressed |r in no way contributes to the block buster bombs that have preceded the Civil War," he said. more rapidly. personnel. Other categories of Eonal security of the U.S., created over four million "I'm not trying to give the "Don't you think this tour membership, including associate Etistini said. with craters everage size of 30 feet impression that if we go out was members, life members, and •Even if it was in the interest ■ security, is what we're doing deep an and 40 feet across, everything would be all right," Under constr a little premature," one man asked his companion. The other honorary members, require Battistini added. he said. "They will have More than 300. man nodded in quick specific approval by the club's Irth any possible benefit we grave faculty and guests toured the new faculty clubhouse currently nearing agreement. Board of Directors. serious internal completion. They ate box lunches After the self-conducted hd derive?" he asked. "Is In South Vietnam problems, but on the grounds of the clubhouse, which is located near tours, alone, years they are not our concern." Forest Akers Golf Course. the faculty members stood in Each member of the club of bombing and machine state News photo by Delores Major line to receive the box lunches invests an initial $225 in the gunning by American ground club that is returned when he troops have injured 200,000 drops his membership. lelected to fill civilians and 50,000, he said. killed another ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Monthly dues total $17.50 for maintenance of the clubhouse, "In the last five property taxes and employe years more ouncil seats civilians have been killed than all salaries. [>r two years troop casualties on all sides and 60 per cent of these were children," he said. Battistini said the States' program of United Ferency offers "Enforcement doesn't next U.S. goals on The clubhouse is being built Forest Road, east of 1-496, a short distance west off Harrison Road, adjoining the Forest defoiliation, occur, decide the country's need for is toward nuclear energy in the be satisfied with 85 Akers Golf Course. ie three non-college faculty By SHARMAN STEWART because of other the future. we per cent situations, future. Michigan already has purity?" he asked. .jsentatives were elected to State News Staff Writer consequences and results," he "It's a decision for us, not The facilities will include a seven nuclear reactors in "There [ Academic Council for two are companies dining erms The beginning July 1, - Department Conflicting commitments and said. If GM was closed down for them, to make," he said. The country is now plagued by operation. Present policies allow the who much many discharge pollution at a higher rate than 15 per snack room, bar and area, loung, grill, a library, representatives negative consequences hinder polluting the thermo and atomic radiation swimming pool, lighted tennis environment, waters to be polluted up to 15 cent, but we only hear about the |lude two current members a newcomer to the council, honors majors the fight against environmental thousands would be out of polluters, Zolton Ferency, work, he said. pollution, he said, and the trend per cent, Ferency said. "Should extreme cases," he said. courts rooms. and several activity The Dept. of Democratic lack Breslin, executive vice Advertising and gubernatorial "The closing down of sport the Jsident, and Melvin Buschman, Advertising Student candidate, said recently. fishing has hurt the eastern part Advisory Committee Shop Today Noon to 9 p.m.; Thursday thru Saturday 9:30 director of continuing are "If the country committed of Michigan economically," he to 5:30 Ication, were re-elected to the sponsoring the annual honors itself to the problem, added. program at 7:30 p.m. something ■demic Council. Thursday could be done," Ferency said. Ferency said that in spite of in the Steffanoff Lounge of the President Kennedy said in the results, those who by present pso elected was Gwendolyn tell, asst. Jnseling center. director of the Student Services Bldg. The program, open advertising majors, will include a to all 1960 that the United States standards, are polluting the would have a man on the moon waters of Michigan should be swing in to in 10 years. The brought before the "bar of speech by Leonard Matthews, country got three behind justice." huge, e non-college faculty the idea [mbers will serve terms ending be 30,197 2. president advertising of agency. Awards will be Leo Burnett given to the and politically prediction was economically and the He said the country would benefit if the accused company accomplished, agreed with the suit or 203 EAST GRAND RIVLR ha Ferency said. appealed, fcther college faculty members outstanding senior male, senior he said. During the long process 1 elected juncil through to the Academic their respective female, and graduate student in the department. Other awards on the moon "Neil Armstrong could walk of appeal, the company would but not swim in not include certificates of honor to Lake Erie because of our other environment, he be polluting the "1/ it's new and groovy, end-of-the-term _ is and also serve two - year explained. is with a minimum of two students with a GPA of 3.0 or The public can make decisions commitments," he observed. resentatives for each college, higher and recognition of on the environmental question and great for the money, students The ALE receiving summer Air Pollution Control by picking government leaders fcollege representatives are to internships. A tribute will also Agency and the Water Quality who will stop things from ■ elected by the end of spring be paid to all graduating Standards Bureau have the happening, Ferency said. it's at Hosiers!" jm, to fulfill expiring terms of advertising seniors. 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The wife is patient ("Someday hell come was fligL t A system of accepting only the been using a similar system in films in one. One is pretty home I.UH.C for suiiic some other reason forgive m«*. 1 1 J8 the lmP°»ibljl nn.iu. I exact change for gasoline which only small amounts of iui uincr m.n«ooe *"c qualitv I exciting; the other, purely the I?,. !?ter frames ft" than to change his clothes," she purchases was greeted with cash are handled and larger sums contemptible. geemlnriv !? moans as she sees Martin off to mixed emotions by gas station put in a safe that only he can One focuses on the eventful off "nd 1 managers in the East Lansing work)- open. flight of a Rome - bound 707 Lancaster is area. The system designed to deter "Robbery isn't a major jet, the problems In taking off - to Dana unhappily married Wynter, an Icy first moment? /ealiz«l problem in this area," Fedewa because of a paralyzing snow excitement. What on 1.N holdups originated in California said, "but I wouldn't hesitate to socialite who wants a country looked like a che.ni a nd has spread across the use the complete 'exact change' storm and the difficulties in estate and more > landing safely due to a bomb money. Place" becomes .n , country. Lancaster is dedicated to his The "exact change" scheme system if a man's life were in carried onboard by a demented work, you see, because he hates thoroughly » »^4 danger." passenger. adventure when sl" ert,i»l consists of station attendants "A life is much more The other concerns the trivial going home and besides, he has a airborne' I dropping the exact amount of willing secretary (Jean Seberg) at the purchase into a special safe important than business," personal entanglements of the his disposal. Then there's Van The partial f.n,,. I "Airport" must ho .J i* - Fedewa added. and explores their petty . I crew was in for a lot of wooden which can only be opened by Along with more than 200 rivalries, not - so - secret characterizations and creaky Heflin, the down - on ■ his-luck Partially inept fflJ??1*! the manager. Duke Walriron of Duke's Shell Standard Oil of stations that have adopted the California Indiscretions and individual melodrama. With only two businessman who plans to bomb the piane ^ hIs faithful wife author Halley is fairlv faithful h&S?1 ^4 traumas In unfortunate detail. hours, there is simply no time to Service, 7120 Michigan, said he system, several independent (Maureen Stapleton) can collect many of Its ph 1 did fair. not think the system was stations In Detroit are using the When it to in the air, where It belongs "Airport" Is Intense and d.velop 12 meaningful characters et alone place them Kdon 'the?5L*1 "exact change" scheme. engrosalng. On the ground, in ballevable, lifelike Van, he has to hock his wife's filmmakers can be ! "The whole thing is just an Reports show that the system behind closed doors and In the Thus, we have Dean aquations, Martin as mother's wedding ring to buy his one. way tlcket t0 Rome not realizing theu inconvenience to the customer," has been successful In preventing secret meeting places, the film to the hard • drlv ng pilot, feuding ) limitations of fllm The highly famlllar 8tor' goes . Waldron said. robberies. burled in cliches, stereotypes They should haTiiX1 The American Petroleum Huggy bear and plot complications even with the airport general manager (Burt Lancaster), trystlng with on an(i on (tue characters «nrt the chararta* 1 i d do' One local station manager said simply that the system "stinks Institute has published a booklet Dean Martin displays hit affection for Jacqueline daytime soap operas have tired his chief stewardess (Jacque ne pre.ni({ht 8|tuatlons were worn emphasized the fit 1 like hell," because of the explaining works and is how the system the film "Airport." Martin plays a pilot of ■ of showing. l«fkihis a,J? ^arely co-existing out long before the flrgt ^ bought the first copy of the glvlng w characters much fii'?'! inconvenience to attendants and offering It to Rome-bound 707, and Miss Blsset plays his One should have guessed with wife (Barbara Hale). and their dealers In cities with lass In book) and the film wanders for customers alike. high crime the movie now playing at the Michigan Theater In beforehand that with 12 stars The stewardess is pregnant \ona stretches relationships, the nim rates. Lansing. as it HiviHna it. have adnnt«H , 1 making up the cast the viewer (alas, she stopped taking the pill All local against the "exact managers aren't change" tlme between 8Ubp|ot8 and ,OM8 itself in Its ludicrous character chief failing of the „A1 n£5 ^ Airport" scheme, however. Dick Fedewa, manager of URBAN AFFAIRS LIBRARY shuffle. commercial Is a production ltd large ^ What's worse, the cast, with produced for maximum bl one exception, matches the office appeal and It aspires1 Collection small collection concerned with talk about the human aspect, surveys blandness of their roles. Things are so bad one grows to cherish Helen Hayes'quirky portrayal of an elderly stowaway. It isn't an nothing more than this Hem the glossy sets, stilted subolo a°d hollow acting are » surprises. The partial excitenu the the problems of the urban ghetto from the stand point of "We are concerned with race relations. How are the people of ,Th. ur , o f 8 r.: a An I*« Urban .... Affairs Tsv problems, Eric Winston, the urban areas relating to each seems warming appealing and engrossing enough to make j Library Library director, said. other? We are very concerned wonderously gracious in preliminary thematic 1 dealing with literature about «We concern ourselves with with urban minority groups is now poverty and what in the urban areas and air comparison. characterization wallow a! those areas in which people research has been done, with pollution are also available in the Saturday. What makes the first part of worthwhile. ?hPeraik the Library. °n r relate to other people ~ with welfare with housing and to library, Winston said. The housing, urban education, an extent employment - when "Since there's no precedent Library staff is building a transportation," he said. "We it deals with one of these areas," for what goes into the Library ^ he explained. and because we didn't have to .HIIIIT The Urban Affairs mainly Library is collecting "ephemeral adhere to any regulations on what we had to put into It, we items" that may not come to the adapted to the needs of the Center for Urban Affairs," he Profound, precise voices attention of persons doing ' research at MSU, Winston said. said. happy — These items include surveys and Because the University Library hour " reports, often issued and by local national agencies, which usually are not saved, Winston has a good collection of books on minority groups, Winston said they decided to concern featured in gospel concert! said. themselves primarily with hard • to - And publications. By JUANITA BRISTER Choraleers of Detroit presented At the present time, the Urban State News Staff Writer The Urban Affairs Library is « spellbinding performance. Workshop Convention and wl 8-10 p.m. Affairs Library has about 1,000 also concerned with helping Never before have I had the have done background work« pamphlets and subscriptions to jnm. Music was at its best Saturday privilege to hear so manv th® "Funkadelics," perform™ Federico^ about 30 periodicals related in rooms with working with black Aig5ff J" Ni"sic. Bldg: beautiful, angelic voices express next. A few of their aetata Fellini's tonite some way to the urban enviornment. Winston said student poiinapllnff ^hej^counwy^ gouweiina. aides and with mo? J MSU and the Dona,d t n?°5 n themselves s<> profoundly and Vails precisely as these groups did. we« "Somebody Bigger Ths You and I," "That's Just W LASTRADA The program was "Gospel Goes To College." The entltled Jesus" and "Standing In tl Need of Prayer." ANTHONY QUINN-*RiCHARDBASEHART Be good Ebonites began by singing such In memory of brothers 11 © SPARTAN TWIN EAST at the ^ And better selections featuring as "Peace Be soloist Mighty Long Way," with soloist Carl Oates," "Spirit Of The Still," Asters killed on unlvenil Charlotte campuses, the Ebonites and two selections, "I'll Make I Home Someday" and "Lonja tlj Take her to Lord, Save Me," with soloist Rosemary Pickney, and "I'm not Tired Got King Jesus." The senior directress I Yet" featuring the founder, Miss Sellars, dire MSU Cine Series Presents: At the Ebonite's directress Wyhomme Sellers. "Climbing Up The her farewell performance. Mountain" featured Miss Steele. The story of Serving cocktails and Premium Beer on draught 7 days a week (after 2 The Ebonites, a quartet from . Prstf tn nrnviflM , ... p.m. on Sunday) the Ebonite Choir (Joyce "TOT /OprOVlUJ what they did ... dining room open daily from 6:30 a.m. (Sunday from 8 a.m.) Chambers, Smith and Deborah Charlotte Verdice ,1 harmonized Steele), rlnCQ mntPHOII magnificently, C/055 fTJUiCMUI| to a kid... singing "Oh, Happy Day" and * The Albert Pick Motor Hotel "When We All Get To Heaven." The Donald Vails tnnrAn DrLJ™ Harris psychoid Saginaw (M-78) and Grand River (M-43) Choraleers, a announced group of 36 young and talented East Lansing 48823 voices from churches in Detroit J^ogy 346 class can 517-337-1741 who have performed at the up course Information ' National outside 204B Olds Hall. Gospel Music Tt * 1 If you thought Genesis II was wild - come see what Lillian Gish in"ilmbv they were doing before most of us were born. D.W.GRIFFITH CLASSIC EXPERIMENTAL FILM (1910-1940) mataue wood CHRISfeOPHOP Tonight Only! PLommop Room 101 N. Kedzie IN A PAKUL.A MULLIGAN PRODUCTION Shown at 7 & 9 insiDB oaisy clovop SfOO WW'ROWMcDtllLilH CORDON M Dotted by N08W Mull.'DAN y HJ pakula.Mus* Andre P'ev TECHNICOLOR PANAVISION CRQM WARNER BROS. GQ WAY DOWN EAST Room 111 TONIGH1 • melodrama TONIGHT 1 technicolor " liom warner bros, Olds Hall 7 & 9:30 75c Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 27, 1970 Change: Williams' them® No other modern respects and rewards an actress playwright Scarlet O'Hara in "Gone With the Wind," triumphed as screen.) With the role muscular, mumbling man easily of a "A Strt| like Tennessee Williams. He perhaps Blanche de Bois in the film "A driven to rage and occasionally Williams' creates forceful, dynamic roles Streetcar Named Desire." remorseful about his inability to character to illustrate I for women, capitalizing on their Although her intuitive, multi • control his emotions, Brando is of personal and culta pride and vanity, tapping on faceted performance is only one magnificient. The success Miss I SIWiM* their catlike defiance and of the many reasons for the Their scenes together, primed with the pivotal I strength and depending on their film's excellence, it seems its by Williams' biting dialogue and masterful assistance a frailty and insecurity to make strongest element when one ignited them the driving forces of his by Kazan's astute makes "Streetcar" a re-examines the film from a'70s compelling plays. direction, are explosive film and easily one of the inest prospective. moments. When their characters screen Williams reproduction*, ef r uses women a as "A Streetcar Named Desire" clash, Brando's arrogance is Williams play. The fllk cultural symbols and personal By ROBERT KIPPER remains a powerful, plays at corrosive matched by Leigh's ferocity in a the State Theatre representations of past State News Reviewer adult drama with through conditions that have vanished or strength Weat screen encounter, Thursday. derived from masterful been replaced by harsher writing, Alexandra De Largo in "Sweet superb direction by Elia Kazan Publication planning r _ He often presents his heroines as Bird of Youth" and her more and flawless acting by Miss faded beauties and uses their loss subdued role the repressed of beauty to as Leigh, Marlon Brando, Kim represent the spinster in "Summer and Hunter and Karl Maiden, cultural changes that have Smoke." Elizabeth Taylor, ravaged them emotionally. Change and deterioration — screen, brought two Williams' characters poignantly to life on Blanche de Bois, a faded beauty and onetime Southern aristocrat, travels to New environmental issue personal as well as cultural are (Maggie the Cat in "Cat on a Hot Student works about environmental — Orleans to be reunited with her deterioration will be at the thematic of collected fall term for a core any Tin Roof" and the tormented sister, Stella. She finds her living special issue of the Honors College Williams' plays. Some of the publication "Piton." young woman in "Suddenly Last in a hopelessly squalored section greatest stage and screen Summer"). Ron Fisher, moments Likewise, Anna of town and married to a rather Schenectady, N.Y., junior and editor of the l)etsire gifted have actress been rose when a to the Magnani, Deborah Kerr Katharine Hepburn have and done crude, violent man named Stanley. publication, said he will consider factual material, fiction or poetry about any phase of environmental problems. Leigh as Blanche de Bois and complexity of a Williams well by Williams on screen. Blanche stays with them for Works should be limited to four I ,„do as Stanley star in "Streetcar Named heroine to single - spaced typewritten The film, based on the play oy Tem ^ee illuminate this But perhaps the most six months, berating Stanley for pages and submitted during the first three weeks of fall term. The istocrat, who goes to live with her sister in New Williams, is about Blanche, a Southern cultural and spiritual change. rewarding merger of a Williams his baseness, imploring Stella to publication will be printed over Christmas break. Orle; "driven to madness because of Geraldine Page did it twice, on Students who wish to submit works ist losses and present insecurity." > role and an aware actress leave her grim surroundings and or have any questions stage and screen, with her occurred in 1951 when Vivien should contact Fisher at 353-1845. virtuoso seeking understanding and performance as Leigh, 12 years after tackling companionship from Mitch, one of Stanley's friends. In EE OUTDOOR THEATER Blanche's refined facade time, is 1970 GRADS stripped away as her sordid past life is exposed. Don't Forget Your As Blanche, Miss Leigh Birth, death end conveys the frailty and strength Caps and Gowns! the year, the As neither the director nor the PAC season of a sad, neurotic to madness because of and present As women insecurity. Stanley, Brando driven past loss reminds Caps and Gowns for spring term graduation, Woolf' performed by an all-male rming Arts Company has actors names were revealed to cast. After this opening Although visiting director Roy one of the animal magnetism he Sunday, June 14, 1970, lentcd with various forms the audience, it is success, Bowden's efforts failed to make once can be picked up at the impossible to possessed. (The decline of rcssion and presentation ater. One of the most PANORAMA either praise or criticize performances. The total effect the PAC fell into a period of mediocrity with "A Member Of the Fairchild Theatre more intimate in "A Member Of the Wedding," Marlon screen Brando actor is as one a forceful of the UNION BUILDING, starting June 1. Wedding," "Dutchman" and other funny, thought a futuristic version of "Comedy from gimmicks, which ranged hile of these efforts was of the play was a greatest tragedies of the modern homosexuality to slapstick MB outdoor theater, born provoking and quite enjoyable of Errors," by far the worst of - afternoon as a result of afternoon. comedy to music by a rock THERE'S NO PLACE AROWD the three. t political events, In looking back, it has been a band, enjoyed various degrees of HERE WHERE YOUCAN SET One of the factors that success, A PIZZA AFTER MlPNlSHTI fullv it will enjoy a long fairly good year for the determined either the success or MSU. The PAC is on the Perfroming Arts Company, failure of the productions was has a way, but it better I think, than last way to go before the outdoor theater provides year, talent. In cases where the plays The Spring necessary inhibitions are shed in ith an opportunity to By KENNETH STERN Repertory Festival by themselves had substance, order to get some For Information Call: was a great success. aspects of just n hour or so in the grass State News Reviewer Although such as "Dutchman" and where the theater is at UNION DESK i friend and view a "Volpone" was rather dull, "The "Comedy of Errors," the lack of One today. 355-3463 eagerly looks forward to ction not marred by Homecoming" and "The talent in the cast destroyed the next year, which will course, radically different, and feature hild Theatre's echoes or the Threepenny Opera" were effect of the play. In the case of Arthur Qjijust^ Now p* many people would agree, I highlights of the season. Kopit's play "Indians" in Hey Dogl hollowness. There think "Volpone," however, the cast a season that will CaU Little is far more The other smash of the hopefully be as stuffy air or hard seats, and year did manage to save the evening successful or more so Caesars. appropn v than it was 34 was "Who's Afraid Of than the «1 EAST UNSIN6 ON M 43 ★ PHONE Ell 2-10*21 2jmPFiirKU TOP FLICKS a great feeHng-of Virginia from total collapse. current one was. 337-1631 years age. t. Probably the most thing is that it is free. The play is concerned with one of Tueuean swBesr four young, dead soldiers who to creatively express refuse to be ,,uru.d The wives ;>rn and sympathy over and mothers of the men can't odia. Kent State and the dissuade them and neither can the students and faculty ^e rantings and ravings of their , ;he Dept. of Theater generals. The priest is equally sJust 't LU nted a fine, updated v ineffective. The most interesting Shaw's 1936 antiwar characters The motion picture entitled "Bury the Dead." — j^e generals, whose confusion that will melt your and when and disbelief < f the situations >n are, of adds the spark to the play. chocolate bar. rms yean its foil never heard it so good? ISHfcar-?SHOWN TWICE AT 8:42 ANI) 12: There's Nc Mike To gBrian Keith Ernest Borgnine • Suzanne Pleshette Hold With Sony's New Model 110 Suppose They Gave A War And Nobody Came" stamngTom Ewell'Bradford DillmarMvan Dixon*ArthurO'Connell*Don Ameche HELD OVER - 2ND WEEK at East hi-fi Lansing 1101 E. ( r,r i Uiv Phone .>37 2310 COLOR I lansing mall 5628 W.SAGINAW >484-4403 Ippl-SggCB. ~ 2nd AT 10:47 - northsidI GIANT 4 HIT OLOR PROGRAM Hey Bud! Yoir want to buy a LITTLE CAESAR'S DRIVE-IN FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS THEATRE DON'T MISS IT! Little Caesars Pizza Treat ? FAST ON CAMPUS .THEY'RE HOT! "EXPRESS MENU" 12" SAVE! 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By BRUCE BAKER Although group dissolved and John (who turned out to be a Small Faces were led by 5. technically a rock classic, this became the new kind fellow), the Small Faces singer Steve Marriot, they record proved to be the lead art Sunday's Open Air came to MSU on the tail end were often labeled as deciding factor in the original Elating to his h? ^ Celebration saw the British of their first American tour. Beck, Stewart said: W'"1 symbolic leaders of the Mod Small Faces' breakup in group, Small Paces, engaging Although "All Our Movement in Britain. 1969. "Some people sav R*, in downing and lighthearted Yesterdays," "Tin Soldier," Their recordings have a "We expected so much of overpowered my vocal, antics on stage, and vice despite "Itchycoo Park," "Here dreamy, gay, fairytale quality Ogden's, and it just didn't versa, but Beck din all the technical problems, lot of good, they showed the crowd they Comes The Nice" and which is nonetheless very happen," Lane said. "This lot of good as and I did h!"" "Sunday Afternoon," are heavy and very British. They caused a rift between the well' Wh 8 were obviously having fun. This feeling quickly became only faintly familiar to Americans, each of these present fresh (almost innocent), tight, annovative guys, and we searched for was with Beck 1 needed?®" J contagious throughout Old titles achieved the No. 1 spot music. new direction." Marriot left to form r::yownabiti^ l did the solo alhnm Ron (Ron Wood College Field. As the group went into "You're My Girl," on the British charts over the They recorded a rock opera another group, Humble Pie, ba^ni^ past four years. a year before The Who were so the Faces were left the crowd responded with "A string of incredibly bad to receive acclaim for without a lead singer. They cheers, clapping and dancing. managers," the Faces' Ron "Tommy." It was called contacted Rod Stewart, at After a stroll through (Plonky) Lane said, "Happiness Stan" and is from that time still singing with the Small "Itchycoo Park" ("What'd we "attributed to the lack of the "Ogden's Nut Gone Jeff Beck group. Fortunately second singSum",*'1!^ do there - we got high") and promotion here in America." Flake" album which was for the Faces, the Jeff Beck come "n",P",h®5 THINK ! MINI-WOODSTOCK: SEBASTIAN SAUGATUCK Performers enjoy celebration Despite patrons' (and Sebastian compared the festival a couple of jams out there. I Rod Stewart, coming after the non-patrons') complaints of the to a miniature Woodstock. don't know how it sounded off disappointment of Chicago, weather at Sunday's Open Air "It seems like Woodstock in the crowd, but the people I MEMORIAL Celebration, at least one wrapped into one day," he said. could see were digging it. realized he and the Small Faces would have to be exceptionally performer voiced no animosity "It rained, but nobody got wet. "At things like this you can't for the weatherman. magnetic. They were. WEEKEND "The weather is fine. If it was There was a was mud and the sound problem but everyone expect to have perfect like in a concert hall. everything "I really liked the way the stage was full of people," he a perfect day, sunshine and all, knew they could go home at the There's supposed to be some said. "We had enough room to people would take things from end of the day. It wasn't as if kind of an atmosphere that perform, and we knew that granted," John Sebastian said they had to bear it for two or makes everything worth the everyone really got together just before he began his three days. It was a really good hassle. I thought it came off that with us. After all the delay it performance. Sunday afternoon." way," West said. really turned out great. "Everyone got up this morning Gracie Slick of the Jefferson The Old expecting to sit in a downpour for eight hours. Look, it hasn't Airplane said their set got started slow but picked up fast. rained for four; it's warm and "We started slow but got warm the sun's going to come out." Just then the sun broke through the haze. Sebastian Aided by a youthful accomplice from the audience, he made his set a peaceful point after a couple songs," she said. "We felt the people responding to us and that always helps a Book drive set really thought that was great. He in the problems of the day. group do well. The Fanta by Union Board said it in "What a Day for a "Personally I thought 'White Daydream." After his performance, Rabbit' was our best one," she said. "It wasn't long but several MOLES SEE THE REAL FACE times when I felt I was really getting into it I'd look up and the sun would be coming out. I a The Union Board is sponsoring book drive June 1-13 to stock Debris Broken 'brellas from the open air celebration, including three felt like I was controlling the the Union Browsing Room. wrecked umbrellas, remained behind at Old Patricia A. For further information, call College Field to sun. Kernick, be cleaned up the morning after the concert. OF YOUR IMAGE "I heard that some weren't Pittsburgh, Pa., freshman and getting good sound but I think member of Union Board, said the Union Board at 355-3355. State News photo by John Harrington people feel music as much as the board will take any and all DISADVANTAGE!} GRABS (WMt we want to give you the best possible portrait to meet your they hear It. I thought it was a books and back issues of needs whether it be a large very good day." magazines up to three or four portrait, application or passport picture. We like you! Leslie West, lead guitarist for years old. Saugatuck Van Dyke Studio of Grand Rapids Mountain, also said he felt that way: Collection will take place in all dorms, fraternities, sororities "We didn't know that we'd be and apartment buildings. Books playing here until a few days may also be brought to the U.N. Graduate Fellowship fellowships for counseling and personnel The program, beginning i ago," he said. Felix (the bass Lounge in the basement of the studies at MSU are available to services, announced. September, provides $2,400 guitarist) and I got it together on Union. students from minority groups Winborn said 10 fellowships the first ye The Browsing Room will be an or disadvantaged backgrounds are provided by the U.S. Office proportionate amount I open library in the fall of 1970, preparing for counselor positions of Education under the second year until the m Miss Kernick said. Duplicates at community colleges, Bob R. Educational Professions degree is earned. Also availabld will be given to charitable Winborn, associate professor of Development Act, passed to a $500 stipend for each of increase the number of qualified Ij student's dependents. TERROR AND people in higher education. Fellowships are available for Winborn said disadvantaged a student wi background! TORTURE RUN persons working toward a master's degree in the Dept. of defined an as someone environment reared where f j below that of i TONIGHT RAMPANT! Counseling, Personnel Services and Educational Psychology. income government was definition poverty." ALL COLOR mICHIGAN Applicants must liold| co-FEATURE bachelor's degree. I Thfatrp Lansinq students should RNMIJUHTHMI UJ - Winborn at 436 Erickson H >v\ The deadline for applications] 61 i June 15. AIRPORT BHRy NTA1Tm BURT ~ DUN LANCASTER • MARTIN JMIIML 1 color IHV JEAN SEBERG VINCENT PRICE CHARLESBOYER ROBERTTffifLOR GEORGECHAKIRIS JACQUELINE BISSET riiDicmpurD i rr A UNIVERSAL PICTURE "SCREAM ..." AT 8:40 - REPEATEI IN PART LATE PETER CUSHING "5 MAN ARMY" 10:30 ONLY I COLOR BY MOVIELAB 'GP' Back by Popular Request for 1 week only 0 the fabulous e SPOT and his 1 BLOTTERS L Wed. No Cove & Nappy Hours 8-11 Wed & Thurs. s Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 27, 1970 tudents urged to lobby Congress for Bv By SYI SYLVIA VIA QMITU SMITH State News Staff Writer Lobbying can be effective percentage of the population, he said, even if it is backed by a small ' right are growing louder, and both are drawing people away from If the people cannot affect peace citing the lobbied stoppage the middle, he said. change, no democracy can exist, he | people want President Nixon to change U.S. foreign policy He8un registration population supported the bill when over 70 per cent of the "Youth are more alienated and the President said. ■f pressure" must be exerted on and within the existing measure. Hudzik suggested personal visits bring the country together." , is less able to Alternatives to present policy are available, Hudzik student lobbyists should be aware of them. He said, and m a social science administrator told an to Congress by articulate Reaction is building in suggested four: anthropoloev Congress to limit presidential Kinar Monday. W«?irePreS^ntat'VeS' 8 Permanent rotating student lobby in declae wars, and this attitude must be power to — urging withdrawal from Vietnam now. frhe mechanism of pressure is lobby, and it must be used |bv iS not dirty politics. It is a fact of life," John Hudzik' Sbyingtectks PCaCe Campaigns as three of the most eff«*ve Hudzik said. encouraged by lobbying 6' — to be instructing the vice president and others more constructive in their censures. who criticize youth |inistrative assistant in the multidisciplinary major program' Qn^ef,said and ,etters. petitions they accomplish little. and telegrams cost little to produce v The "flow of change" has momentum now, he observed, — urging priority reassessment of domestic needs: poverty, although reaction is still in the verbal stage. The President and education and environmental instead of _,llg a' lobbying has more potential than presidential IlItLIoflChinaJWar United States on,y make the 'Geological split in the wider, Hudzik stated. Protests from the left and Congress cannot be allowed to get by with "cheap words," — military involvement. urging realistic reassessment of Presidential war making tying, Hudzik stated, because members of both houses are ud powers. - ■re-election this year. e House can deny funds for overseas operations, and the ate Foreign Relations Committee can limit treatv Imitments, he noted. ' [fectWe lobbying is costly, "but if you're really committed to king r something, you can't be too concerned with time and " Hudzik said. i COUNCIL POSTS Grads p for committees Council of Graduate Committee will have two Knts (COGS) is holding graduate students representatives Toning for graduate student under the revised bylaws. )*ntatives to University and Two graduate students will be Council standing representatives on the Library Committee. I term of office for student The reivsed bylaws provide for Isentatives is one year, the establishment of a new Eponding to the academic Faculty - Student Affairs sginning in September. Committee in place of the e positions are open for present Student Affairs kentatives to the All - Committee. Four graduate Jrsity Graduate Council, students will sit on this |h deliberates matters committee, ig with graduate education The revised bylaws provide for one graduate student representative to both the Business Affairs and the Public Graduate Council Safety committees. by the dean of the In addition to the above te Office and meets three committees, graduate student lir times a term. , „ representatives will be chosen the revised faculty for University committees on fs,emicpending approval of the traffic, health and the Senate, six graduate bookstore. |ents will Petitioning will continue ic Council. through June 3. Petitions may ix students will be chosen be obtained in 3A Marshall Hall, | among those colleges at the distribution center nt iave graduate training Owen Hall, in the lobby of the L No college may have ASMSU office or by calling in one representative at either Peter Flynn at 353-4397 or Ann Markusen at 355-3434. te students will also representation of the ling committees of the emic Council. Defense fund University Curriculum Inittee is the central clearing J for all matters dealing ■curriculum. It reviews and to raise money Revco... your place in the sun Bates all changes and legree requirements, courses, curricula for arrested ftler the revised bylaws, one A legal defense fund has been with low, everyday discount prices! late student will sit on this created to raise defense money pittee. for the people arrested in the Educational Policies Union May 19. Inittee examines the broad The fund was organized by ■tional issues affecting the three faculty members, Vincent •rsity, specifically policies J. Salvo, asst. professor of Jing to subject matter, sociology; John J. Masterson, REVCO'S LOW jods of instruction, associate professor of COMPARABLE REVCO'S LOW REVCO'S LOW COMPARABLE EVERYDAY EVERYDAY pes, support for research Organization and revision of mathematics; and Richard P. PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE COMPARABLE PRICE EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICE Ilia. Oleksa, asst. professor of business law and office FOR PICNICS & BARBECUES SUMMER FUN COMPANIONS SUNBURN PROTECTION & AIDS I bylaws provide for three administration. late student representatives. 98* 9-INCH FLUTED EDGE PAPER PLATES - $119- PLAYTEX SWIM CAPS $1.75 C0PPERT0NE SUNTAN LOTION OR OIL Ninety of the 126 people Q |e Faculty Tenure arrested on charges of loitering 100 count. Perfect for picnics O Jr ® $1.89 Comfortable, attractive. $|I. 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Easy to use eg '•** Takes color pictures in a minute $1QO s the team's leading Big Ten competition with a .472 average. A si!. Owner's dismissed he made a diving stop of a smash off respected of a Notre D ° move recently, jumped to his feet and threw the runner out h!,™ This was Kobs Field. rated as one of the fielding plays of the vear a???l I Joll|i NEW YORK (UPI) - A move free to follow another line of between the clubs and the dismiss the complaint against Petroff was the team's third by the baseball clubowners to leading hitter last season work, photography and association of which he is a him was also denied. He will be always been regarded as a slick fielder. Against amu, dismiss Curt Flood's suit portraits." member. Hughes told the court the leadoff witness for the the Lansing senior got on base four times in one game Detroit th 71 challenging the reserve clause Hughes told the court that that the case should be dismissed owners when court resumes this for 2 officially, hitting a home run and wl j was denied Tuesday by Federal neither Flood nor any of his because of lack of federal morning. - scoring twice. 1 But neither of these two players have often given the h»n 1 Judge Irving Ben Cooper. witnesses showed that the jurisdiction, that this was a Earlier Tuesday, two more Flood is claiming that the outfielder permanent home beyond the fences in home run was a peon under the simple labor dispute and should heads of professional sports have only three round trippers between territory T reserve clause violated his meaning of the word. be decided by a labor board. testified them. Add senior nitrhJ as Flood's final Phil Fulton's solo blast against Eastern constitutional rights, which "He was not compelled to In denying the motions, Judge witnesses and Judge Cooper Michigan earlier in subjected him to involuntary work for an employer to work year, and the graduating members of this year's Cooper said that "this is nothing learned that no other sport is four of the team,total of 34 round squad haveonll servitude and peonage. off a debt — there is no than refusal trippers. That leaves more a to enter quite like baseball, which binds number for the payers coming back next Arguing for the dismissal, compulsory service of a slave to judgment at this time." He said its players to the club that holds year. The power chi begins in the outfield. Junior Gary Boyce has had a Mark Hughes, attorney for the his master," Hughes said. he could only make a ruling their contracts by the unique duel with second\baseman Rob Ellis for the team's season ill BASEBALL STANDINGS owners, pointed out that Flood As for Flood's allegation that "after an offer of proof by the reserve clause. leadership, and is currently hitting at a .385 clip, battil was not, and never had been, a the clubowners acted in restraint plaintiffs." National Basketball Assn. including thi slave. home runs. of trade to violate the antitrust The judge added that he would Commissioner Walter Kennedy "He was free to play baseball laws, Hughes said that Flood had withhold any decision until after and National Hockey League Right fielder Ron Pruit has ripped the ball with a high dew J American National or not, but he chose not to play and there is law to make him produced no proof to show that he was restrained in any way and the trial is completed. President Clarence Campbell accuracy. He's batted in a team leading 33 in the home run - RBIs, and has El no A move by Bowie Kuhn, both appeared on the stand on leadership (typing Ellis) with six. q EAST W L PCT. GB EAST PCT. GB play," Hughes said. "He is now this was a bargaining matter of basball, to behalf of Flood, the 12-year Left fielder Shaun Howitt is a different Baltimore 30 13 .698 ' story. In 54 tim« ,1k - Chicago .564 veteran of - the St. Louis bat, Howitt has 16 hits. Nothing unusual about New York DETROIT 24 19 20 20 .545 -487 9 6V4 St. Louis 1 .513 2 Cardinals who refused to accept until one examines what type of hits the 6-3 Battle Creek that at least notl Central Boston Washington Cleve WEST W 18 18 L 22 23 24 .462 .439 PCT. 10 10V4 GB WEST W L PCT. GB Mura/iota, othe an off-season trade Philadelphia Phillies and decided instead to challenge the reserve system because he to believes it the product has recorded. Five home runs plus a triples highlight Howitt's statistics - only seven slugging percentage. First baseman John Dace is one pair of doubles singles' Not a badl an! 1 Minnesota 27 12 .692 Cincinnati 32 12 .727 - favors the owners and is unfair runs with five. With an step off of the pace in homel T ot - uncanny ability of getting the ball Varsity Club California 27 14 .659 1 Los Angeles 24 18 .571 7 to players. up the air, Dace advanced three runners in three Oakland Kansas City 22 17 20 .524 6Yi 23 18 .561 7% Campbell pointed out that balls alone. He can also recent games on swing into action in the outfield flyl Chicigo 16 24 26 .415 11 professional hockey has no such Litwhiler so desires. ill .381 12Vi Milwaukee 13 27 .325 14V4 Honors for three "old - timers" and induction thing as the player option A in of five new honorary members Murahata, while hockey manager John Hancock, system used by basketball or newcomer the Spartan infield is shortstop Stevl highlighted the the club's outgoing vice president, was given the football. Kennedy testified that Cerez, who hasn't had much time to park the balls 340 feet MSU Varsity Club's annual Chicken from home plate yet. He has awi TUESDAY'S RESULTS TUESDAY'S RESULTS Fry Monday "Senior Award" as the most his sport uses the reserve clause only 12 hits, but is second Chicago at Kansas City, night night at Crossroads Cafeteria. outstanding senior few in the field. to ve Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 3 in service and devotion to the club. similar to baseball's whereby a Oakland at California, night James H. St. Loui«4Miew York, night Denison, director of University Fence* Don McGaw received the "Junior player cannot play out his Milwaukee at Minnesota, night , Second baseman Rob Houston scittlanta, night relations, Randolph W. Webster, professor of ElllS ifi% at or hear the Spartan batting categories. He is the top man in games almost^ New York at DETROIT, night Los Angeles"t San Francisco, night Award'^for the highest cumulative grade average option and move on to another top in Cleveland at Baltimore, night Cincinnati at San Diego, night (2) HPER, and Herbert E. Kipke, recreation director for an athlete with two club. played,a? for the City of Lansing, were all honored with varsity letters while bats, hits, doubles, home runs and total bases. Washington at Boston, night Philadelphia at Montreal, night swimmer John Thuerer, a first - year Campbell, however, also said Batting "Retiree Awards" — plaques letterman, Litwhiler's number three spot in the TODAY'S GAMES thanking them for received the "Sophomore Award." that salary terms in hockey, if order, Ellis has had gi... TODAY'S GAMES years of service to MSU athletics and the Varsity consistency against both right and left handed hurlers this seasoul New York at DETROIT, night Pittsburgh at Chicago Club. Advisors Burt Smith and Dr. James unsatisfactory to either player or In recent weeks, Ellis has Oakland at California, night St. Louis at New York, Feurig owner, are referred to an put together four games in which he hoi night New honoraries admitted to presented outgoing President Gary Bissell with had three hits: against Notre Dame Chicago at Kansas City, night Houston at Atlanta, night membership in the club included President Wharton, Dr. Emmanuel the "Gavel Award" for his service as arbitration panel of three. Eastern twice, Northwestern, andl Milwaukee at Minnesota, night Los Angeles at San Francisco, night president. "The Michigan. And his value to the team? As the program! Cleveland at Baltimore, night Cincinnati at San Diego, player control "can play anywhere but catch." night Hackel, Dr. Bruce J. Cohen, Ed Mosley and Asst. New officers are: Tom Muir, president; Tim arrangement (in says, Washington at Boston, night Philadelphia at Montreai, night Track Coach Jim Bibbs. hockey) is Bograkos, vice president; Tom Bamum, secretary reasonable and necessary," Behind the plate, Phil Rashead has The Dr. Hannah Award, given to the top senior - treasurer, and Ron Curl, sergeant - at - arms. given the Spartans steady! Campbell said. "If it were not backstopping. His three home runs supply substantial scholar - athlete, was presented to gymnast Rich Forty seniors received Varsity Club rings. for that security which the his total 21 RBIs. a chunkof| league affords to its members and its property interests And think what the Spartans would have had if Steve Garveyl — it and Rick Miller hadn't signed just couldn't be done." pro contracts. ABA champs| will stay put LOS ANGELES (UPI) - American Basketball Asa finally - has a champion that | going to stay put. The Indiana Pacers, that thinks it is just as good 1 the New York Knicks, becatf the ABA'S third titlehotjW Monday night by beating tr Los Angeles Stars 111-107. The first two champions, u Pittsburgh Pipers in 1968 the Oakland Oaks uw* moved before they (' up their pennants. That won't be the storyH year, though. Attendance -r Indiana ranks as the franchise in the new league Sport short The top scholar on team was*, Phil Qosulcm't, 9mc>. 1970 swimming co - captain Bruce Richar*| 2924 E. Grand River Lansing, Mich. Tacoma, Wash., carrying a 484-2551 all . University average ■ electrical engineering.^ I something different Stromboli Sub-Sandwich (italian sausage, cheese, onion, tomato sauce) $1.69 for 12" sub coupon--; il/Urun _ m goc for 6" sub j ONLY. I 50< OFF ,1 ON 12" SUB ALS0 0NI^| *i EE DELIVER^ 0 12" SUB ONLY I Why Pay More! Why Pay M or Why Pay More! 337-1631 j Why Pay More! Why Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 27, 1970 11 Honors staff seeks By JIM SHELDON change State News Staff Writer «?? *?. after the # *_ freshman 1,11 membershiP the Honors College, he staff considered at great length year. These explained. the merit of Bukowski's experimental "revolution" Tr?* university allowed to waive College basic courses This proposal has been suggestion and concluded that nff organized by the Honors a to enroll in approved by Frank H. the idea was worthwhile. A -J staff. If It works, the honors sections. Blacklngton III, director of the formal proposal was presented off College will soon evolve ,«a?i j 6 Honors College Honors College, by the to Blacklngton on March 20. a "mini - version pf what „ were * \5°™® students, who potential feeders for University administration and by But the idea for change had the the Educational University must become," couege Policies earlier roots. In a speech I Bukowski, assistant were being excluded Committee. However, no formal delivered to irorn formal the Academic r of the Honors College, membership, he vote has been taken on it, Council on March 7,1967, John ?* . An honors freshman . . Bukowski said. Wilson, then Honors College Itowski is the project program "We're operating on the director, said: inator for a newly st^Honfee" ffre?Tte.d t° att'aft ® assumption that this program for "And while I am prepared to iorm tJje Un,versity and to next year has received approval believe that these __ *(operating the oinnlmMMixt u .FtrU tn aJert» L°™'J}je tr\* Col "coie"*ot\1 -"without a formal'Vote," _ * « A •• _• procedures - .. r.. ® "a[" S program is is aa oneJnl vear year JX. creating T th® pr°ject the necessary 88 Honors ''Honn™ 'Honors freshman designates' ,r> » Bukowskl "This ,8 8,1 of the College) worked well enough for Honore ?■Is ° conflict the Honors w "°n°^^re8h#man^e8linate8 experiment, and an experiment 300 students in the University of j -rsity that t If nnmtihio tn possible to College. When changes have been miw C°nege sftar the,r ,f°f flrst Honor® year lf the does not have to be approved by ten years ago, they do not seem individual student made he said, the conflict faculty populous." to be adequate to four times ^ will ™et.tlJjar*tej|f °f ™ Bukowski said he hopes the that number in the much more ... r h College memheM members, hut but ha™ Theteenconflict ^'ved. to which on 2 thl National Aptitude TestMerit 90 project at the end of next year complex, much more will "come out with a workable all students, Bukowski said. Bukowski refers lies with the . . sophisticated University of said the motivation for the 400 to BOO freshmen who will a 5°^!? Q"alifyln8 Test, and 3,5 hi*h 8011001 Pade point model and tell the University it today." • can be done." Bukowski said °H XL hTmHSu'in opportunities ffomastudyhemadeln rece,*e ,uUin, , membership f8®®* A "white paper" presented he students In the University will hopes all 8 which showed ^that College next fall. the Honors bvAthr°%*Sntfl J* the H°n°™ College staff said the University Oct. 22, 1969, by Bukowski to Honors Program eventually be able to take Net and confrontation are As it stands advantage of opportunities for change to occur. College only now, admits the Honors eligible !i?.M5rofpam f ^ ?, d_fe* 8tudent» Into the freshman admission to the Committee asked for direct available to Honors College members. .Fm The onlyadvantages offered to Honors a * College and lit the fuse for the project. "We can be equal and excellent, too," he added. "It High f roup seeks change £ the titlem. r?Bl8t"t[on nen hav® bee" During a five Pr,ority and Itself, the report said. ■ month can deliberation, the Honors College realistically." be affected soon and Two swimmers pretend they are eagles as they dive to touch the sky and then plunge into the depths of the IM swimming pool as sun worshipers watch. The report also stated that a State News photo by John E. Carney faculty book loans need substantial exists program for Honors freshmen" for and a "more adequate C-C HEAD SUGGESTS n ad hoc group, calling Itself the Student and proposed that Library Abuse "entering City, -mittee, was formed recently in an attempt to freshmen need be awarded full change the -ary's policy concerning faculty loans on books, Mark Knlsely, mittee chariman, said Monday. esently faculty and staff members borrow books for an -finite period of time. Knisely said the five membership In the Honors College upon admission to the University." By JOHN JUEL "We are concerned about an campus accomplished through mutual represents the member According to Bukowski, State News Staff 'business in its committees and —ittee wants to change this privilege because - this Writer apparent lack of mutual participation," he said. planning. they believe it is proposal will be tested next fall community.' But we're trying to At the present time, there are abused. on . „ definite need to , understanding between the so • Bassett suggested that one way break away from the traditional a one-year experimental called 'University student members on the Tenant If we decide to become more community' of bringing about closer relations and rather narrow permanent, the committee may communication and the so - called 'resident concept of - Landlord Committee, which is concerned with other issues in the Library," between East would be for students to take a the Chamber, and develop a Knisely said, Lansing in the process of drawing up r main interest is just this one issue now." It, incoming honors community and the University" community,"' Bassett said. more active role in the Chamber community wide volunteer fo a freshmen will work with advisers Leland K. would lik» tn •i7mh..s» of Commerce program. rtme ichard E. Chapin, director of libraries, said he invited the organization that mittee to Thursday's University Library Committee meeting to which «... whim. plan individual programs the East Bassett, president of the Lansing - Meridian Area 'them-uJ' StotedTn thed£andw£* feeHnas thS?h?w "Students usually view the will be of benefit to everyone in the area." management. will challenge nhBiiAn.ge the stGdent Chamber PhimharVfeAlsueu Chamber of Commerce with a enable them to express their views on the faculty loan policy. the student of Commerce, said in the paSt and WOrk ,n ir,e past ana worn Bassett said the Chamber of Students interested in and utilize the fuU1 resources of an rSntTv interview recently. totT?ommSt™™rro5Vto certain amount Bassett of suspicion," Commerce would like to make wider use of student on serving committees should contact said, "because it perspectives Dale L. Clack. Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! 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Automatic, Employment For Rent advertising columns. The heater, radio, whitewalls, State HONDA CM91, almost TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" Portable. News will not 675-7428. 2-5/29 new. SUMMER JOBS Excellent are available $8.50 per month including stand. accept condition, $125. automotive advertising which FORD GALAXIE, 1966 "7 351-3831 or 355-0313. 3-5/29 throughout Michigan. Interested: Call J.R. CULVER CO., Scooters & Cycles discriminates against 428 auto, block, $1050. liter." S.E.S. can help you find that 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East religion, race, color 351-4V, YAMAHA 250cc Enduro DTI-C much needed employment in the Lansina. C Auto Parts & Service or 428-4V, $20. 353-2763. 1-5/27 tst national origin. 1970. Call 487-0314 or 371-1337. city of your choice. For only $5., Aviation FORD 1-5/27 we will set to work to give you the TV RENTALS - Students only. Low TORINO, 1969, Fastback kind of action employment 351. Only 14,000 miles. Red, S.E.S. you need NOW. monthly and term rates. Call HONDA 1969 EMPLOYMENT, 1324 351-7900 to for rent 175. 1400 miles. reserve yours. TOO Apartments Houses Automotive BUICK, 1970 Gran Sport, 350. Disc excellent __3j6/29_ condition. 332-3057! $335. 489-1634 2-5/28 after 5 p.m. Commerce Center, Lansing or call 372-0032. 5-5/29 WAITRESSES OR short UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C STROBE LIGHT rentals by the night FORD GALAXIE 500 HONDA 1969 305 Superhawk. - order or weekend. Call MARSHALL Rooms brakes, extras. Detroit dealer - 1966. Power cooks. Part or full time. Don's steering, good Excellent condition. MUSIC condition. $700. Mike, COMPANY, 351-7830 for sale demo. 393-0595. X-3-5/27 Leaving country. 355-6004. 5-6/1 351-3820 after seven. 3-5/29 Restaurant. Corner of 1-96, U.S. C-5/27 Animals 27, and M-78. Call 646-6752. BUICK SPECIAL 3-5/27 Mobile Homes 1966, burgandy / FORD 1961 convertible. Runs wen. HONDA 1968 350cc. Must sell. Best EVERYTHING IS coming up dollars black interior. Power steering. Must sell. $100. 351-2061. offer. See at 523 Park Lane. for you when you 7-6/2 place Want personal Excellent condition. $800 3-5/29 MAJORS, Ad. Call 355-8255 a today. peanuts personal 353-2571.5-5/29 KARMANN GHIA ^k\\ V-tO JOBOB 1965. Good I \lT, IV • 7-0046. EAST LANSING, share large real estate CAMARO 1967, 327. Fine condition. $750. Phone 355-3452 trailer, road evenings 332-1843. 3-5/27 own room. $65/month. 351-9311! RECREATION 353-8764, 8 5 p.m., car. 5-5/29 - Monday - MAN AND wife apartment in SERVICE Friday. 3-5/27 KARMANN GHIA 1962 BRIDGESTONE 90 - Sport, 1966. downtown building, in return for Runs good. $575. Very clean, with NEW G.E. PORTABLE Typing Service 332-5698. helmet. caretaker services, nights and and stands transportation CHEVELLE, MALIBU 1964, V-8. Power steering 3 seat wag^ 5-5/28 353-8111,351-2170. 3-5/29 ds. Call 485-7201. 3-5/27 rented only to MSU students and faculty. $8.84 monthly (including brakes! KARMANN GHIA 1966 convertible. TRIUMPH WANTED windows, radio. Great runner. 1967, 500 Tiger. 800 REGISTERED NURSES tax). STATE MANAGEMENT Some rust. $350. Excellent condition. $995 best actual miles, with extra tires and CORPORATION, 444 Michigan 489-3807 or Roselawn Manor, skilled nursing deadline 1-5/27 offer. 351-2790. 4-5/27 oil. $800. 600 Denver, Lansing. Avenue. 332-8687. C 3-5/28 home, has opportunities for well P.M. one class day qualified CHEVELLE SS-396, 1969. Mint KELLY BUICK 445 North Cedar, nurses interested in IS — RENT A TV from a TV lefore publication, Mason. 1 block west of 127 advancement. Apply in person, Company. condition. Phone 351-2092 YAMAHA 1966 305. Rebuilt, seen at $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. 707 Armstrong Road, or call Mrs. ancellations - 12 noon 3-5/27 Expressway at Mason Cedar 1320 East Grand NEJAC TV RENTALS. C HJBATHEfc. RER3PT ©P- - Street exit. Save $$$$ on Buick's River, No. 7. Flannery, Director of Nursing class day before Evenings. 4-5/27 CHEVELLE MALIBU 1966, 327 V-8 Opel's, American Motors. Watch publication. white convertible, air for "outstanding" buys in this TZ>Am!3W IS SONNV AND UlARMee.. CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national 393-5680.9-6/5 PP phone 355-8255 conditioning. 351-1747. 3-5/27 "IHATS AMOepee companies. Compare our rates. 2205 East BE YOUR own boss and earn money i CEDAR Street. 129 Burcham. Michigan, Lansing or during summer and future. For furr CHEVROLET, 1962 Bel-Air, V-8, MGA 1963. Excellent 505 Albert, East Lansing, information write PO Box 342, includes heat. $62.50 to $80 rates automatic, clean, good c Cuuumun. ur, 484-8173. 0 East per brakes. Red. $695. 332-0060 ( Lansing, Michigan. No man. 135 Kedzie $1.50 $300. 351-0584. 5-5/29 Drive, $85 to 5-5/29 obligations. 2-5/28 $90 per man. Leases starting June , 5c per word per day 15th and September 1st. Days CHEVROLET BEL-AIR, 1963. Good YOUNG lady, part time days W.OO condition. $300 or best offer office : work. 487-3216, Evenings, 882-2316. 3'Ac per word per day Automotive Typing experience TF 882-8317. 2-5/27 Automotive HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1969 350cc. necessary. Call 372-9330. 3-5/29 days $6.50 MGB 1965, BRG. Wire wheels. 300 miles. Competition bike. Call UNIVERSITY VILLA, 4 blocks to 3c per word per day COMET 1965, six automatic, 57,000 OLDSMOBILE F85, 1964. Good SUNBEAM 339-2017. 2-5/27 PART-TIME, housewife, high Student Union. Reduced summer Engine tip-top. $750. Call ALPINE, 1967 - young miles. Radio, excellent co condition. Take Excellent condition. school, or college girl, to work 4 iased on 10 words per ad) 351-7146.3-5/27 over payments. Must sell. SUZUKI rates. Fall leases available. 2, 3, Must sell. 355-5985. 5-6/1 339-2873. 3-5/27 351-1655. 3-5/29 1967, 250cc X-6, perfect hours daily, mornings or evenings. and 4 man furnished. 351-4694. nuts Personals condition. Must sell. Call HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT must be MGB 1966, AM/FM, wires, I OLDSMOBILE 1966. Transportation COMET WAGON 1962. $125or best SUNBEAM ALPINE, 1965. Good 351-8309 or 337-9091. 2-5/28 paid. COMPANY, 351-7910. O offer. 2080 Hamilton, Okemos special. 2 door hardtop. Excellent condition, rebuilt engine. $750 or 351-9108. 3-5/28 here will be a 50c service after 6 p.m. 3-5/29 engine. 351-3729. 4-6/1 best offer. 355-1094 or 355-3432. Auto Service & Parts 4 MAN apartmer Bar Frandor $55 nd bookkeeping charge if MGB-1965; 2 tops, wire wheels. OLDSMOBILE _6j-5/29 per man 3 rr h or 12 month CORTINA 1964 static 1963 Dynamic 88. SHOE SALESWOMAN, part-time, 20 ad is not paid within AM/FM. Best offer. 351-2509. TR 4 1964. Very good ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call ailable. Phone tires, economical; ri Needs work. Call 882-1124 or running hours weekly. Sales fr6/27 condition. Overdrive, $825. Jeff, KALAMAZOO STREET BODY experience 351-7319. C week. 339-9234. 2-5/28 351-5862. 2-5/28 preferred, not necessary. Apply 351-7470. 2-5/28 SHOP. Small dents to large MUSTANG 289, 4 speed, 1966. Miss Smith, Albert's Meridian he State News will be wrecks. American and foreign 1ILLCREST ONE and two bedroom CORVAIR, 1962, excellent running Vinyl top. Polyglas tires. 1 OLDSMOBILE F 85 1962. Good Mall. 3-5/29 cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. ssponsible only for the condition, rubber. Drive and owner. $925. Call 351-5493. condition, radio, standard. $300. TRIUMPH TR-4A 1967. Excellent furnished. Close to campus. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 351-7910. Halstead Management day's incorrect compare. 355-9588. 3-5/29 5-5/27 355-6042 after 5 p.m. 1211 1 condition. $1500. 353-3735; EARN UP to $3000 this summer. Car Company. 351-0705. O University Village. 3-5/28 evenings 337-7347. 6-5/29 MUSTANG, 1965. Good MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East . Earn and learn in your shape, 4 CORVAIR MONZA 1965 2 door Kalamazoo Street Call 351-7319 for automatic, $500 or best offer. OPEL VALIENT 1966. Automatic. New . . . Since 1940. ne. hardtop 1969, st=^n wagon. Automotive with transmission. Clean. «m«89o. ie< automatic $495. Phone 655-1438. 3-5/28 Automatic. Pi§0^-Vlkes. 1900cc engine. Other extras. Call tires. 3-5/27 351-3831 or 355-0313. Complete auto painting collision service. IV 5-0256. C and YES . . . MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, 1966. GIRLS WANTED to- take orders 487-0650. 3-6/27 4 CHROME Needs body VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Sharp, radio, wheels -'"for AmericjSp LIA FORD. asportation Cheap reliable Good DODGE 1962 w89°n Good runnin9 condition. Holds lots of anything. 355-3199. 3-5/29 work. $700. PONTIAC 1964, Catalina new tires. Make offer. 393-4387. 1-5/27 Motors Car. 489-5266. 3-5/27 5 cosmetics, ijet 30% discount, f information and free facial 484-0184 after 6 p.m. 6-5/29 t TWO JOHNS convertible. Power steering and $175,355-6096.3-5/28 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1966. brakes. Excellent condition. $650. ENGLISH FORD Anglia, 1963. Power steering, power brakes, tic. 351-1992. 5-6/2 351-6539. 4-5/29 VOLKSWAGEN Rebuilt engine. CAMPER, 1968. $1650. 355-3199. t be fixed. Call 332-3255. TF NEED HELP in my stereo PER APARTMENT, Good transportation. $175. after 3-5/29 PONTIAC department. $4.75 per hour. Call TIN HEALY 5 p.m., 484-0189. 5-5/29 BONNEVILLE 1965. and balconies, too. Sprite, 1967; low MUSTANG 1967 289, 2-speed. All 371-1913 between 9:30 -12:00. C 4-door, 1 owner. Low mileage, ileage, good condition, FIREBIRD new tires and complete overhaul. great condition. Must sell. IV VOLKSWAGEN 1963 sun roof. Aviation i price. 1967 power steering, Needs muffler and love. $175 or WANTED: full time female 353-1498. Excellent condition. 393-5792. 2-7412. 1-5/27 drug automatic, console. New tires. 5-6/2 best offer. Call Todd, 337-9031. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to clerk. Experience desirable. Must Must sell. 353-0208. 2-5/28 2-5/28 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! be reliable and have a PONTIAC 1964 Catalina. 49,000 pleasant MUSTANG Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C personality. Transportation 1966 LaSabre 400. FORD 1966, V-8, Standard actual miles. Perfect condition. FAIRLANE 1966. floor shift. Vinyl top, trailer hitch. VOLKSWAGEN, 1967. Excellent essential. Call 351-8407 after 7 mBtic, all power. Turquoise $700. 351-8907. 6-5/27 Convertible, automatic, V-8, PS All new tires plus snow condition. Must sell. $1095. p.m. 4-5/29 black vinyl top. Excellent air tires. tion. $1,200. 482-9342. conditioning, 1 owner. No rust. $1095. 351-5549. 5-6/1 Excellent condition. 332-5939. PORSCHE COUPE 1963. Must s _ 355-2774. 3-5/29 Employment 1-5/27 5-5/27 Call after 5 p.m., 372-56! VOLKSWAGEN 1966. AM/FM FORD, CUSTOM 1964 standard transmission, lots of mileage left. $415. Phone 337-0475 after 5 MUSTANG 1967 6 cylinder. Like new. Phone , 351-0280 or 3-5/27 RAMBLER 1963, rebuilt. country. Excellent. 351-8347. 3-5/28 Terry, Leaving 337-9091, IF YOU ARE: Congenial, friendly and You will be: over 21 SUMMER 351-2391.4-5/28 Dented Wonder. Runs p.m. 3-5/28 well, bucket seats, 6 clean radio. $100. 351-4158. 3-5/29 overdrive, VOLKSWAGEN 38,000 miles. 1966, sun $700. Volkswagen dunebuggy. Call IV roof, Also EMPLOYMENT 2-0285 or 372-1412. 3-5/28 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Male - Female with Midwest's largest full line VOLVO MODEL P-544, 1964. Automobile (now interviewing) SUNBEAM ALPINE Excellent condition with good condition $500 exceptional life zL < expectancy. k-Stop Apartment Shopping 489-6793. 3-5/29 355-7895. 3-5/28 Openings for Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Ohio. Some immediate openings available. Average summer earnings up to $3,000. Contractual agreement if you qualify. 75 year old major industrial firm with SUMMER JOBS new in concept marketing, helping fight inflation. Bonus and incentive plan. Full training provided. Call Haslett Arms • • Close to Berkey Hall Air Conditioned 4-man from $270 5-man from $285 employment director of university division. Call 351-3700. immediately for 135 -145 Haslett Street • Carpeting FOR STUDENTS :r'S Lowebrooke Arms • Air Conditioned 3-man from $180 Applications now being accepted for summer jobs with major corporation. Students 18 CROSSWORD □sac ana nmnniiHnn 1300 E. Grand River • Wood paneling, Bookshelves 4-man from $260 yrs. of age & over wanted to learn marketing, sales promotion, & brand identification techniques during summer period. High level executive management training courses given PUZZLE □□□ 1303 to qualified applicants. Salary $115 per wk. for first 3 wks. EDQ HQtSari $145 per week plus bonuses starting 4th week. 30. Paraguay tea University Terrace :K2T" • Wood nanelim? from $235 1. 5. 10. Prattle Automaton Churlish 31. Mexican wildcat 414 - 424 Michigan Avenue 33. Shipshape 11. Lyric muse 34. Egyptian aanouia Close to Campus SCHOLARSHIPS HIGH PAY 12. Counsellor cotton DEriSS DBS Delta Arms • 13. Bravery 37. Variety of □nn nasa • Ample parking 14. And so lorth chalcedony 4-man from $260 Win one of 30 $500 scholarships. Earn at least $1500 for the summer 15. Missing QDD nnri • Fully carpeted student - make $3000 and more. 39. Enzyme 233 Air Conditioned 17. Range of 40.Excuse - 235 Delta Street • knowledge 42. Milestone 18. District 44. Water wheel 20. CedarhrnnltP GUdl ui UURC R\ Irnrc1115 -Near central Campus . Air Conditioning 3-man from $190 TRAVEL SEE HAWAII 22. Balsam Tin plating 45. American Indians 3. 4. In a Pulsate dither 4.mgn frQm $2g5 24. Clannish 46. Condescend 5. Carnival ,nsnj 208 „ Cedar Street • Carpeting Work anywhere in U.S. or in 28. Colonize 47. Precious 6. Italian Canada. Qualified students may 2 3 5 7 8 9 daybreeze Evergreen Arms • l/i block from Campus work overseas. IO i " 7. Thwart 8. Siouan Indian . , 4"man from $225 cook YA i 9. Ripped »s 341 - 345 Evergreen Street • . Large apartments Air Conditioning BEST POSITIONS GOING FAST! 12 15 % 16 13 10. Imperfect paper Call Today For Appointment >8 % •9 $ il 17 12. Beef and pork 16. Burmese Edgewood Apartments 20 Close to Campus : Efficiency 2-man$140 9:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 22 23 21 %%% 25 26 demon 19. Poker stake Across Mich. Ave. from Mayo Hall Apartments - 28 % 29 So 27 21. Manner 23. Blissful % 25. Heavy wave Grand Rapids, Mich Lansing, Mich. Miss Olney 616-459-5079 Mr. Pol 517 372-6313 % W % 5i 32 % 34 26. Humiliates 27. Not now 34 35 36 37 Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr. Vermillion 616 381-7467 MO % 38 •k'%< 3? 29. Generation 32. Fortified 44 i 34. Beach 35. Medicinal plant We have offices located in most cities. However, please contact our district offices above 46 % % 36. The paulownia 38. Venture 217 Ann St. Next to Min-a-Mart for an appointment. % %% 41. Massive 43. Creek 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 27, i97() For Rent For Rent For Rent 4 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent HOLT, 2 bedroom. Carpeted, air MARIGOLD APARTMENTS. 911 NEW MANAGEMENT. Bay Colony 3 MEN for large furnished house, conditioned, stove, refrigerator, Marigold, across from campus. and Princeton Arms. 1 and close. FURNISHED 3 bedroom house. 2 $50/month. 351-5705. CAPITOL CLUB leasing laundry facilities, play area. Deluxe 2- man furnished bedrooms from $130. Cerpeting, paneling. Aveileble summer, 337-0611, 2-6/27 fall. Furnished, unfurnished Utilities except electric. Lease. HALSTEAD June 15th. Summer rete, ONE GIRL for first 5 weeks apartments. Now leasing for MANAGEMENT Summer. $65. Own room. 2180 Meadowlawn. 694-9234, Summer and Fall. IV 9-9651 or COMPANY, 351-7910. O ALBERT $ 1 60/ month . 332-6715, ._^M^_$JI2._484-4422. 17-6/5 669-3676. TF STREET, 2 blocks from 351-5696. 5-6/2 351-1237. THREE MEN needed. Spacious SUMMER 351-5021. 3-5/29 TF^ —- CAMPUS NEAR, 227 Bogue. campus. 2-bedroom. Furnished. modern house. Two baths, two Phi. RENTALS -i SUMMER, ONE month free, Cedar Single Fall term, $180. 351-5285, 5 - 8 ATTRACTIVE cool. Neer cempus. V4 fireplaces. $130 entire \ 731 $40 MONTH. Summer sublet. Two girl to share small, 1 bedroom, p.m. 9-6/5 Individual rooms - Cooking, privileges 35uCr Village area. 2 baths. 351-7978. furnished lerge house (our home.) furnished. men needed. Across from campus. 5-5/28 apartment. $62.50. 550 Virginia, E. 351-7319. C 351-0260 Air conditioned. 351-3514. Available June 15. 489-5922 Everything furnished. Mid-June to Lansing. 351-5683 - Cheap rent. - East Lansing's Finest HAGADORN, 4-bedroom, Lebor S-5/29 Student Residence SUMMER SUBLET: Evergreen Arms. 5-5/27 Furnished, 5 people. Summer $200. Fell, $275. 351-5285, 5 - 8 Dey. $150/month responsible couple. References. to 5-5/28 SUMMER ~SUBLET~ n CEDAR APARTMENTS: bedrooms, carpeting, central air 2 - Now Renting for Summer & Fall Reduced rates. 4-man. 351-0438. 5-5/27 STUDIO APARTMENT to sublet for the summer. Close to campus p.m. 9-6/5 332-1746.3-5/29 NEED TWO 2416 Eest Grend SPARTAN women. HALL 5:30 - - Singles, 6:30 men, p.m.,' ^J351-8513^ftenhree. 3.5^7 conditioning. Appliances, 351-3908. 5-5/27 men - 351-9286. Anytime LARGE MODERN sheded - 372-1031 NEED ONE girl for Summer, Campus River Avenue. Three bedrooms, TF swimming pool. Washing facilities. PRICED PER lendsceped ferm home. 5 fireplece, wesher end dryer, etc. Shopping Children and transportation. FROM UU RESIDENT Hill. Own room. Call Jan. after 5:30 p.m., 332-2783. 2-5/28 PARTIALLY FURNISHED 2 ^73 bedrooms, pertielly furnished. Cell 489 2615 efter 5 p.m. 3-5/29 GENTLEMEN, SINGLE. Separate Kitchen, parkin* ^ acceptable. $160. man apartment. 4 blocks from Gerege, 6 miles south of cempus. 332-1918. 3-5/27 393-2004. 0 11, 2, 3 man/woman vacancies campus. entrance. Quiet, cooking. Parking, Pool and Party Lounge Reasonable. Call Greduete students or feculty. new house. Summer term, $190, Walk to Campus ONE GIRL, 4-man apartment, 332-6736. 2-5/27 $250. 676-2191.0 Rooms Fall, $204, 351-8399. 5-5/29 ALPHA XI De^To^:; ONE GIRL for 4-man Fall or Spring Summer, Americana Apartments, available Sponsored resident parties for term. Call 355-7232 or 355-7233. near campus, 351-1177. 9-6/5 SUMMER RENTAL. 3 man and 2 EAST Breakfast and Summer , Luxurious furniture, carpeting, LANSING, 3 bedroom FREE SUMMER GIRLS LARGE double and single dinner se, 2-5/28 126 room end/or board - man. Milford Street. duplexes, for summer or fell end weeks. $225. appliances SUMMER in exchenge for Mother's essistent. available summer. Semi-private 52o SUBLET, 4-man, 372-5767 or 489-1656. 0 rooms for Summer only. Phone SUMMER SUBLEASE. Stoddard MODELS, RENTAL Americana Apartments. Block 332-2361. 9-6/5 cell 337-1525. 3-5/29 bath and kitchen. Close. $42.50. __332-4659. 5-5/27 351-1302. 5-6/1 apartments. 1 bedroom. Reduced rates. 332-0913, 332-2920. 3-5/29 OFFICE OPEN 11-7 Mon.-FRI. campus. 9-6/5 Reduced. 351-1177. Houses MODERN DUPLEX, furnished, neer ROOMSFO^re-— 731 BURCHAM, cempus, 2, 3, bedroom units. SINGLES students. for mature No cooking. Parking male SUMMER, 5 weeks room and board. Theta e B/M"1 *<: E. LANSING. COUPLE 1 bedroom, furnished. EAST SIDE of Lansing - close to bus. Sorority. 332-6438, Summer, Fell leases. Inexpensive. available. Starting June 15. ED 489-1311.3-5/28 PHONE 351-7212 Utilities included. $130 - $135. Carpeting, furniture included. SUMMER SUBLET to couple. One bedroom furnished, conditioned, dishwasher. Available air HAGADORN AREA. 332-2803, 332-2157. 4-5/29 Room for six. 489-2089. 3-5/28 355-7968. 9-6/5 2-2882. 3-5/29 ROOM AND board for Summer. Tri ■»ublesTmn7~~-^. furnished. Summer, $110. Fall LOWER DUPLEX. MALE STUDENT, room, cooking Delta Sorority. June 25th. $115 per month. ONE GIRL needed for three man, HOUSE FOR summer. 4 bedroom, Cerpeted, furnished. Aveileble 332-0955, term, $140. 351-5285, 5 - 8 p.m. and 337-7255. 4-5/29 351-9300. 3-5/29 summer term. Call 351-1846 after Furnished. $140. After 5 p.r June 13th. 351-5964. 3-5/28 parking available. 538 Grove. 9-6/5 5 p.m. 3-5/28 489-6898. 5-5/29 3-5/29 FURNISHED ROOM, bath, kitchen, BEECHWOOD, 2 2 NEW MODERN FARM home. 3 STUDIOS. Furnished. One GOOD NEWS for hobbyists! There 2 BEDROOMS. Near campus. Ideal QUIET, LARGE, well furnished T.V., air - conditioned. furnished. Close to campus, bedroom colonial. Shade, plenty Parking. summer and fall leases. 332-0965. Pennsylvania Avenue. Available in are lots of good buys in today's for 3, beginning Fall. 332-6250. single. Near campus. Private 372-6103. 3-5/28 June. $100 a month plus deposit. space. Furnished. 12 miles east of Halstead Management Company, Classified Ads! 5-5/29 entrance. Summer, fell for 332-5659. 2-5/27 627-5454 after 3 p.m. 3-5/27 campus. Adult conservative ADULTS 351-7910. 0 graduate women. References. - 2 room arrangement. APARTMENTS FOR rent. 2 blocks students. $225 monthly. 332-1746. 5-6/2 Share bath. $78. No car needed. LOVELY, FURNISHED 351-3969.0 MEN TWO MAN apartment available NEAR SPARROW, from campus. Summer, fall, bedroom houses. Available June. 1, 3, 4 663-8418. 4-5/29 - WEEK. HALF") furnished. Heat, w 351-6586. 5-5/29 MEN: Reasonable. Call 332. September across from campus. $120 $190/month. 351-5696. HOUSE SUMMER. Furnished. Clean. SUMMER, single, and double 351-3969.0 - MEN 1, 2 and 3 men furnished 355-2923. 19-6-5 $140. 351-7966. 3-5/29 rooms. Kitchen and parking TWO ROOMMATES needed for 5-5/28 Fenced back yard. $175. Call rooms. 2 blocks from campus. Call facilities. 131 Bogue $10 weekly / 351-3177. 3-5/29 Ward, TWO OR three man furnished near M-78 and Hagadorn Road, quiet ONE BEDROOM luxury available June 15th. Pool, quiet, summer sublease. Hip duplex 574 Gunson Street. Private bedrooms EAST LANSING. Walk to campus. $100 Summer. 337-9091. X-3-5/28 351-5636, ^ 351-7970 337:2581 after 6 p.m. 5-5/29 or Grady, SPRUCE advantage UP~FOR~;;;, of the T $50/month Furnished, 3 bedrooms, fireplace. SUMMER SUBLET, duplex, 2 Mrv, $155/month. Unfurnished. per person. 351 -4880. in neighborhood, Summer only. $170 Summer, $240, Fall. 9 welk to campus, MEN 21 and over Clean quiet today's Want Ads. 353-9204, 351-2244. 3-5/27 3-5/27 CLEAN - 351-3432. 4-6/1 months. 337-0409. 0 furnished. All utilities. ROOMS, no lease, kitchi rooms. Cooking and utilities. Call John after 5 p.rr parking. LIFE CAN be $155 per month. Faculty, Close, reasonable. beautiful with SUMMER SUBLET MALE GRADUATE student to share SUMMER, 2 man near campus. 332-2462. 3-5/29 487-5753, great sporting goods University 2 Furnished, air conditioning, ample married, older gred. 351-1905. 485-8836. TF you f married bedroom, luxury apartment the Went Ads. Check housing, June 15 - 3-5/29 now. beginning summer term. 351-6954 parking. 351-0348. 3-5/27 September 7. $104/month. after 6 p.m. 4-5/29 355-8072. 5-6/2 EAST LANSING. House to share. SUMMER SUBLET. Luxury DUPLEX 4 people. Summer and We'd ike te make - Own room. $50 per month. ONE OR 2 girls needed summer. $35 a month. Kay, 313-789-0562 after SUMMER SUBLET huge 2 man, pool, air conditioned, furnished. apartment, air conditioning. Close. Reduced. 351-3185. 3-5/27 Fall. 3 10-6/5 - bedroom. Call 372-1629. 351-9399. 3-5/29 a 6 p.m. 2-5/28 351-3088 after 6, reduced. 5-6/1 FURNISHED 3 and 4 SINGLE ROOMS - girls. $50 a bedroom FURNISHED to APARTMENT, close campus. Summer term. $40 OKEMOS: ONE bedroom, carpeting, air condition^vr^p'iances, pool, EAST cheap. 351-1992. 3-5/27 SIDE. 2-bedroom houses. After 332-0425. 3-5/27 6 p.m., call month, utilities 351-4045. 3-5/29 paid. Call POINTE furnished each for 3 girls. 694-8266. 5-6/2 can havi^\^*.ien, unfurnished. furnished or apartment. Near Sparrow SUMMER TERM one man for $140. utilities luxury The Pointe is:. air conditioned 2 included. 332-3655. 7-6/1 Hospital. $135 per month for house, 2 blocks from Berkey. $58 comfort, private swimming GIRLS needed for 4 man Summer. $165 per month in Fall. pool, one or two bedroom luxury living, ample Summer. Riverside East. $40/man. including utilities. 332-1026 after parking, 353-6245. 2-5/28 LARGE, 2 party furnished Utilities not included. No 3 p.m. 1-5/27 carpeting and drapes, rates as low as $50 per man. We could LOVELY, FURNISHED efficiency. efficiency, $130. Summer only. Air - conditioned. Close to children. Call 372-3520. 10-6/5 3 rooms furnished, air Yes, We Have go on forever. Get the Pointe • • • you'l! be glad you did. 915 Lilac. $115/month. Available campus. IV 4-1328.9-6/5 conditioning, now. 351-5696, 332-6715. 3-5/29 SHARE APARTMENT for summer. all utilities 372-6103. 5-6/1 paid. Parking. North of Coral Gables, good Location.. Model Now Open 3, 9,12 Month Leases Own room. Call 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., parking. Call Bob, 351-3177. ONB GIRL 351-3747. 2-5/27 COUPLES - TWO furnished, 1 3-5/29 RIVER'S EDGE and wanted summer, 731 bedroom, close in. One suburban, WATER'S EDGE APTS. Apartments, pool, air conditioned, $128 and $138. 663-8418. 4-5/29 353-1036. 3-5/29 WOMAN NEEDED for 4-man, Cedar FURNISHED DUPLEX NEAR M-78 Village. Grad student preferred. and Hagadorn Road. Summer on the river, 1 block SUMMER SUBLET: 1 bedroom 3 ROOM, FURNISHED, walking Reduced. 353-3621.5-6/1 only, quiet neighborhood. $125. apartment, air - conditioning, 351-3432. 4-6/1 from campus, 2 distance to campus. Summer term. pool. Mt. Hope and 485-658 EAST SIDE furnished. Summer 3 Hagadorn, bathrooms, balconies, l^J3-5/27^ months. Fall 9 months. Several 1 351-6842. 3-5/28 EAST LANSING near campus. One bedrooms, from $70. Call ONE MAN. No deposit. Air CEDAR GREENS See Don in Waters Edge 332-4432 Apartments bedroom, furnished. Large airy 337-0409. 0 Corner of Haslett Rd. and M-78 rooms. Air conditioned. conditioning. Pool. $150/summer. "-351-3176. 9-6/5 Pool summer rental $50 per man Contact Roger Taskey 351-3420 or Stan Guski 351-8160 Beautifully maintained. Select 401 SOUTH Fairview. Lower. 4 clientele. Lease 332-3135 or rooms, bath, furnished. Utilities Norwood Apartments Summer Leases 882-6549. O paid. $125 per month. No 711 children or pets. Phone 882-5763. Now leasing for BURCHAM. Deluxe 2 or 3 man One Bedroom Furnished 5-6/1 Summer and Fall. - furnished apartments. Now If you've been leasing for Summer and Fall. Phone IV BEAL STREET Reduced Summer rates. 9-9651 or 351-3525. O APARTMENTS Fall and Call 351-7694 Summer. 1 block from 126 MILFORD STREET campus. 2 bedroom furnished. 2 units, BURCHAM WOODS 2-man - man deluxe, air $160. 3 - man, $195. waiting around conditioning, 2 blocks from Reduced Summer rates. 216 campus. Summer and Fall Beal Street, Apt. 2-A Summer and Fall Leases. leasing. $170. 372-5767, 351-6088 or 332-0641. 6:30 - Efficiencies 489-1656. Days, 484-1579. 8:00 p.m. - $125.00 One bedroom - $160.00 for lower rents, Now Two bedroom - $210.00 Renting For Summer And Fall Furnished, heated pool, ample parking. RIVERSIDE EAST APTS. 745 BURCHAM DRIVE Call 351-3118 between 1310 20 East Grand River your time is now. - 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. 4 Man Units Summer rates - $160.00 Fall - from - $230.00 Phone: 332-8292 Under New Management Admit Here are Campus Hill for fall. the new reduced rates f°r TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student . . sign up now! units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely it. carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean This is the price break you've been furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control units have up to 3 - central air conditioning. These four man waiting for. . . there won't be another parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you 12 - MONTH "" You want all the comforts of 9 - MONTH 6 MONTH 3 MONTH want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call a luxury apartment - - PER APT. PER APT. today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. for a fair price. PER MAN* PER MAN* PER APT. PER MAN* PER APT. PER MAN" $220 $55.00 $230 $57.50 $240 $60.00 $250 $62.5 MODEL (APT. B-7) OPEN: 1-6 Northwind Apartments offer you two bedrooms, $225 $56.25 $235 $58.75 $245 $61.25 $255 $63.7 p.m. every day except Sunday PHONE: 332-6441 air-conditioning, dishwashers, NEW carpeting, $230 $57.50 $240 $60.00 $250 $62.50 $260 $65.0 furniture and furnishings, unlimited parking and NOTE: New Building - Add $5 Per NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE many other extras. Apartment Per Month LIMITED SUMMER LEASES NOW ACCEPTED Summer Leases All this for only $57.50 per month. Think about Still Available &tupckmgf)am Northwind Apartments before you sign a fall lease. From $37.50/ month* campu 4620 S. Hagadorn hill 17- Phone 337-0636 W MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: =x APARTMENTS ft Alco Management Company Turno 2771 Northwind Drive East Lansing 217 Ann St. Nmt to M.ln-a-Mart 951-8862 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 27, 1970 15 ForSale For Sale For Sale Recreation YOU NATO told aims WON'T believe our large selection DOBERMAN PINSCHER of frame pups. 2 SUMMER IN EUROPE? August 3 - One year guaranteed, styles males, black and tan. AKC. Show OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 September 3. $230 or England East e N*NI S DISTRIBUTING Michigan Avenue, 372-7409 quality. 663-8970. 5-5/28 package plan, $279 complete. Call aPNY, 316 North Cedar, C-5/29 Jack FREE Lapelle at 351-1042 or (continued from page 1) Soviet military involvement in threatened market. 3-5/28 TO right person, German 351-0384. TF the and the demonstrations Shepherd (AKC) female two $1.00 service 1971, if area escalating Arab against STEREO TAPE deck, Viking model years charge per even the enemy Israeli conflict. both NATO and old. 337-2685. 2-5/27 - NG MACHINE Clearance sale. 423. insertion to be pre continues to block a negotiated Demonstrator. $145 Service - - paid. 12 American policies in Indochina. and new portables - $49.95, 487-5113. 3-5/27 p.m. deadline 1 class day before. peace. Rogers said the deteriorating AKC MINIATURE situation has compelled the 00 per month. Large selection Schnauzer Nixon declared that the The only outbreaks occurred reconditioned used machines. BEAUTIFUL puppies. One male, one female. ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking United States to undertake a about a mile away, whe.e BRIDAL gown One black, one salt and American - operation in police Whites, Necchis, New matching long mantilla veil, size pepper. by experienced seamstress. major review of all aspects of the and students clashed. Excellent Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. Anyone interested in starting an Off Cambodia was safeguarding the me & "Many Others." $19.95 10, very reasonable. pedigree. Phone - Mideastem crisis, 139 95- Terms. EDWARDS 3-5/27 332-6766 1-468-3610. 4-5/29 0-5/29 campus Political Action Center meet withdrawal program. including The students, in Of American operations in reconsideration of Israel's groups of strIbuting COMPANY, night, 9-11 p.m., Rm 34, request for more Phantom and about 20 had slingshots and North Washington OVER STOCKED in our Mobile Homes PAINTING AND paperhanging where Cambodia, Nixon said most of 6448. C-5/28 equipment usecTin^ quality counts. Phone Mr. White, the main objectives have been Skyhawk planes. carried banners proclaiming department: Sony Promenaders The "down with NATO" arid TC-530 stereo 1969 HI 339-2744. 0-5/27 of MSU will present achieved. Americans withheld last 'd SELLS fasti Cash for your recorder; Harmon LLCREST, 12x60, Deluxe. 2 square dancing, 7 p.m., March a decision to "Vietnam is Red - Italy will Kardon tonight, Rm "Our principal supply more reo with a low-cost Want Ad. 440 compact stereo bedroom,unfurnished.Many 34, Women's IM. Guest target is not system; Wollensack 5710 Call extras. PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and caller is Russ personnel, but the enemy's planes to Israel, hoping to II 355-8255 to place your ad recorder; 625-3520. W leather cleaning and Farr. introduce Jensen stereo, one refinishing logistic infrastructure," he said. an element of big display model, service. Now being offered at the $79.50; Sony EAST LANSING, Royal 8x28, one "Have "In the operations to date, the power restraint into the stereo, portable OKEMOS a question or problem? ASK DRY CLEANERS, situation. 8 track cartridges and title bedroom, skirted, furnished, stays THE MOUNTAIN. He claims to quantities of Moscow's only warm all 2155 Hamilton Rd„ 332-0611. be weapons and l's dust bugs, tape cleaners, 337-0475 after 5 winter, $950. Phone HOME OF THE the most intelligent person at materials captured exceed response was to beef up air 'and ' jacks galore. All at p.m. 3-5/28 PROFESSIONALS. O Michigan State. He will answer or expectations and are far larger power in the region. prices. MAIN express his opinion on any question than those seized in Rogers said: CTRONICS, 5558 South SONY 255 tape deck, warranty. Must or problem (religious, personal, comparable — The Russians Lost & Found PAINTING AND paperhanging where - operations in South Vietnam in still seem jvlvania^ 882-6035. C sell, $110. 372-3481.4-5/29 LOST: LONG hair black quality counts. Phone Mr. White, 339-2744. 0 ANYTHING!) 353-0152, tonight. Call 10 - 11 p.m., past years." seriously interested in making success of the U.S. Soviet a ES, REFRIGERATORS, beds, SONY MODEL 530 cat. Right Nixon said the amount of arms - stereo /sell. ABC Secondhand Store, recorder. LaFayette 125 side shaved. Reward. 351-3820. captured was big enough to Strategic Arms Limitation Talks - 2-5/27 DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, night, 8 in Vienna. They have avoided Turner.TF stereo amp - pre-amp, w!*u equip 30 battalions of 300-500 formats. Experienced. Reasonable Dual model 1010 stereo men each. polemics, and Cambodia has OMATIC RADIO tape system. LOST: WHITE and charge. Call 355-1040. 2:5/29 AKAI model 1710 stereo tape brownish male The only support of Nixon's hardly been mentioned. watts, 25 tapes, $130. beagle, 4 years old, near State recorder. Mayfair stereo tape letter came from Dutch —NATO should proclaim its -■8748. 3-5/29 Police post. Reward. Foreign PING en HEATER, box, cooler, jug, inflatable rubber recorder. Mayfair stereo 4 and track cartridge home tape player with speakers. Reel to reel tape 8 0-5/29 FOUND: BLACK, white and 351-3969. C°eY,fy QUICK MSU Rodeo Club will me 7:30 p.m., Dunnings, to se list for coming rodeo and Minister Josef Luns council discussions. Luns said there had not been during readiness to engage in a of balanced program troop cuts with the European Communist powers. s, $9.95, up. Cassette tape brown reports, cookout and BYO. 355-8002. 1-5/27 s, $19.95, up. Stereo head dog. Chain collar. Call 351-3388. -X summ normal consultation among American authorities have been advising their European pnones, $9.95, up. Used 8 track 3-5/29 Festival of Media and the Arts. A nite NATO allies before the U.S. \ GEAR. Must sell Quality Offset Printing allies not to cartridges, $2.50 each. of films, poetry, music, readings, action in Cambodia. But he assume that the ■diately, 482-9468, ask for Stereo phonograph, $24.50, up. Stereo LOST: ON WHILE YOU WAIT mixed media. PREVIEW creative added that 300,000 - man U.S. contingent 5-6/2 Varsity Tennis Courts, - the thrust has speaker sets, $15.00, up. TV gold Jules Andre in NATO will be reduced strengthened from MAGE SALE. Clothing and $49.95, up. Clock radios, $5.95, sets, brown leather band. watch, "Mod" Reward. SAVE $ /ounces Cash & Carry SAVE$ announced. Hugh Fox, Albert Drake, credibility. American mid -1971. up. Poloroid cameras, $5.00, up. 332-3565. S-5/27 and others, tonight, 8 p.m.. Wonders Nixon said last year that the goods. 580 Spartan Canon Kiva. Free. Foreign Minister Maurice Topcon Yashica IBM Typing '• Layout • Lnue. 3-5/29 SLR FOUND: SMALL Headlining Schumann of France, assailing U.S. forces will be maintained at cameras. Movie cameras and Siamese kitten. Near 2316 E. Michigan • Lansing Nixon's thrust into Cambodia, their present levels until the end projectors. Adding machines. Pool Berkey. Phone Rick, Following Free U classes will meet 00D TK-40, Garrard SL65, claimed he was cues. Golf clubs. Chrome and mag 332-2591. 1-5/27 Next to Sporthaus tonight: Cooking, 8 p.m.. New speaking in of the 1970-1971 fiscal year. H 22" speakers. All in good NATO's true interests. This was interpreted wheels. Typewriters. Electric fans. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines Community Co-op (343 Albert), Ed by some $225. Must sell, LOST: RED and black suede In a survey of the international Europeans that cuts will Air conditioners. We buy, sell, and Reform, 8 p.m. 301 Bessey; Guerilla begin - -■6090. 3-5/29 purse. mimeograph repair and and trade. Use your Michigan Reward, no questions asked. cleaning. Phone 353-7933. 3-5/28 Theater, 8 p.m., Snyder Lounge; scene, Rogers warned that war thereafter. Bank Card or Master 351-1302, 971 Marigold. 3-5/29 Rhythm Band, 8 p.m.. Joint, dangers and instability are DUALSHOWMAN Charge Card Nearly 3,000 Italian mounting in the Mideast. He troops encircled the police and at WILCOX (basement of Student Services;) Will separate. Guild SECONDHAND LOST: :tric. Cheap. 484-6880. STORE, 509 485-4391, 8 a.m.-5:30 East Michigan. GOLD wedding enscribed S.K.M. B.R.G. 9-13-69. ring, Typing Service Winemaking, 7:30 p.m., 120 Physics Bldg.; Life Adjustment, 7 p.m., 109 attributed this to deepening area ready to conference head off p.m. C Reward, 371-1981. 1-5/27 LONG-TIME Bessey; Psycho - active Drugs, 7 p.m., MSU PHD typist. Snyder Lounge. MUSICAL Electric INSTRUMENTS, A~ii IBM "TTE RECORDER, -ings. 1-5/27 i $30; Bike Suit, $10 351-4308 brands, 30% off list price. Rich: 337-0703. O FOUND: OPEN Grace 4-5/29 typewriter. Rutherford, Call 337-0138. MSU Dramatics Society will Moss Mart's and George Kaufman's present Air Force c SPEAKER CABINET 1 TERM delightful comedy, "You Can't Take - 15" PAPERS, dissertations, etc. IFIER HEATHKIT AA-15, it with You," tomorrow and nod - JBL-D-140F bass. Great Electric. Experienced. Call Sharon Friday, Fisher XP-6, must sell, LOST: MSU ring 1970 B.S. V.J 7 Erickson at award - condition. $150. Call 332-4679 p.m., Kiva. Admission 1353-8451. 3-5/29 Rimek, 393-4234. 2-5/27 after 4 p.m. 4-5/28 351-1960. 3-5/29 STIC GUITAR, $25; Sewing $10 REWARD for DISSERTATIONS, Theses, Term Eidophusikon Society will present a USED SEWING machines: return of bl Six MSU Air Force ROTC cadets e, $35; G.E. clock radio, $10, up. 8 male papers, ANITA WARREN: SCM play, Medea, tomorrow and Friday were given special recognition cabinet cat. Wearing col >5-3083. 3-5/29 models, 23 portables, Electric. 351-0736. 351-6086. at award ceremonies in Detroit last week. many 351-0605. 3-5/29 night, 9 p.m.. Scene Shop, makes. Used C-5/28 Patrick L. cleaners $7.50, up. All vacuum Auditorium. Colestock, Ann Artor senior, received the MSU DMIRAL console 22" screen. guaranteed. President Award for a senior cadet in the upper half of his class Electro Grand Sew Vac, 804 East Personal JALLYPINtG theses, etc. serviceV Term DpTrs' Good shape. Phone Action who served in a high leadership position in ROTC training. Michigan. Hours 9 on electric. Group to Combat Racism - 5 p.m., 9-12 Pick-up 1-3963. 3-5/29 presents work shops all day and The Kelsey - Hayes Award for an Saturday. 4-5/29 and delivery if needed. 482-0095. - outstanding freshman in the FREE A thrilling hour of Air Force ROTC was awarded to Neal B. Lewis beauty. ... 5-6/2 of East Lansing. CLUBS and bag, 3 woods, 7 For appointment call :er, $40. Call Mike, BICYCLE 5-speed, Huffy. Good condition} $35. Mandolin, $30. MERLE NORMAL COSMETICS 484-4519. CLIFF & PAULA HAUGHEY Admission 10:20 - and Support Services, 12:20, 225 Anthony Hall. 2. The Detroit Free Press Award for an awarded to Ralph A. Moulton of outstanding sophomore Alexandria, Va. was Reflections "7576. 3-5/29 355-6096. 2-5/27 Professional Thesis Preparation University College and grading The Ford Motor Co. Award for For Master's system, 10:20 -12:20,114C Wells. 3. outstanding junior was awarded & Doctoral to David B. Walker, Williamston. The Two MSU coeds dangle their Media, 12:20 - 2:40, 303C Wells. 4. Detroit News Award for the STEREO, ZENITH, twin speakers, Candidates. Professional Thesis Curriculum, 3:00 - 5:00, 225 outstanding senior was given to Andrew R. Uscher, of Falls feet in the cool running record player. Must be sold Typing, Multilith Printing and $75. Hard Binding. Free Brochure and Anthony. 5. Dorm Activities, 3:00 - Church, Va. rapids of the Red. Cedar 351-9108. 2-5/27 The Michigan Aerospace Foundation 351-9427.10-6/1 Estimates. Call 337-1527. C 5:00, 114C Wells. 6. Power Structure Award for an outstanding River, Tl and MSU, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m., 303 sophomore reflecting and PORTABLE POLOROID 340 outfit. Less than 50 was given to Bruce Cadwallender of Dayton, Ohio. remembering. just cleaned and new SMOKE GETS in your eyes, you rub TYPING. Term Wells. Work - shops are for self - pictures taken. Phone 355-8173. papers, letters, etc. n, $49.00. Call IV 5-2036. it out Hair gets in your eyes and 2-5/27 — Rapid accurate service. YOU've got a problem. UNION racism. Further info: Experienced, 393-4075. 5-5/29 BUILDING BARBER SHOP. 353-9508. Wage-price curb pushed SNIPE CLASS sailboat, MODEL 21, $65. 351-9300. C-5/27 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith boat in excellent James Madison College will present Dacron offset printing. Complete service Dr. sails. Kick-up i George F. Will, Chairman moored at Lake Lansing, Peanuts Personal for dissertations, thesis,- Republican Policy Committee, (continued from page 1) offer. 351-5770.4-5/29 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Government Operations with the wage - price new. 332-0940. 2-5/28 20 years experience. 332-8384. C speaking on "A Republican From public estimates by its staff that guideposts . Committee will report out the and which threatens national Washington talks back: A Rational 1IKON PHOTOMIC F.T.N.; Alte for falling corporate and personal bill next week by the same kind economic stability" and direct ORTABLE component stereo TYPING: TERM papers, letters, et( income will result in of party - line vote. irntable and speakers Professional electronic flash; Tomorrow night, 7:30 p.m., Wonders bigger the President to "make such plus Helbron dive TO JILL Behind all Rapid, accurate servici federal deficits than the The bill would watch; Arriflex - great men require the recommendations to the parties tridge. Call 353-2089. $55. 16mm; 882-8676. 3-5/27 stands Experienced. 393-4075. 10-6/5 administration has anticipated. a woman. The Men of President's Council of Economic concerned as he believes to be in MHA. 1-5/27 Senior Class Council meeting tonight, The White House announced Advisers to report FISHER AMP. dual 1019; Koss Pro COMPLETE THESIS Service. wage - price the public interest." 8:30 p.m., 311 Student Services that President Nixon will meet 4-A phones; Electro - voice EV-4 Discount Printing. IBM typing and guideposts "as soon as Despite the bill's language that just arrived 506061, HAPPINESS is being your Bldg. Those who petitioned for the with 60 to 100 business and speakers. $400. 355-9376. 5-5/27 pinmate. 1 2 3 4 binding of thesis, resumes, reasonably possible after the President "shall" set up the - - - - 5 forever. financial leaders Love Blue Eyes. 1-5/27 publications. Across from campus, tonight to enactment of this act" and by wage - price review agency and FRYE MOD Animals WE MISSED you thi corner below MAC and Grand River, Style Shop. Call All students interested in Computer discuss reasons the economy and the for the U.S. move into Jan. 20 each year thereafter to the House - Senate Economic "shall" make recommendations to business and labor COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Cambodia. The names of those Committee. congrats pledges o Science, petitions are available in BOOT KRYPTO Free to PUPPIES, 6 weeks old. good home. 351-6159. raid! 1-5/27 Love, the Gamma Phis. 337-1666. C Dept. office and in the same office for officers of Association for invited were not announced. The author of the wage - price It would direct the President to set up an guidelines, both chairman John BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. agency to "review A. Blatnik, D-Minn., Rep. Chet white birch 1-5/27 Computing Machinery, today bill, Rep. Henry S. Reuss, actual or imminent No job too large or too small. price or wage Holifield, D-Calif., said the Real Estate through June 2 for positions on next D-Wis., predicted the full House behavior which is inconsistent President would not have to use western shop ENGLISH SPRINGER Block off camDuv 332-3255. C year's undergraduate Advisory spaniel the power. 1935 S. Meridian Rd. puppies AKC. Black and white. Committee. A.C.M. officers will - OKEMOS BRICK -3 - 4 BARGAINS ARE always sprouting "If he doesn't Carefully home reared. For coordinate both seminar activity and use it," 677-0071 6'/4%. Low 30's, 1606 Forest Hills, up in the Want Ads . . . read them the undergraduate advisory Holifield said, "it will be his own 15 miles from hunting or hugging. 332-2935. 351-6632. 5-6/1 everyday. campus) committee. Election, 7:30 p.m., June responsibility." 3, Rm 313, Computer Center. Congress's Democratic leaders 4-5 BEDROOM older home, study, Wanted Refreshments and presentation of urged Nixon Monday to consider dining and family rooms, 2 baths, State Crime Information Retrieval Oops! We almost forgot to double campus. garage. 337-0909. 5-5/29 Owner. Two blocks $29,950. LOOKING from June TO sublease apartment 15 - July 31. Need furnished, large enough for three. Network urges will follow. Department all interested students to attend asking for authority to impose wage and price controls, but Senate Democratic Leader Mike Married housing or off campus. (you do not have to be a CPS major) Mansfield said Congress should tell you about our Peanuts HASLETT BY owner, 10 minutes Call collect 517 4-6/1 725-2215 for properly represented. not enact the authority without from MSU. 3 bedroom brick. Den Nixon's request. with fireplace, fenced in yard. 7%, MARRIED GRAD student Administraton officials have Personal wishes coining $21,000. 339-8583. 7-5/29 MSU Cycling Club will have its said Specia repeatedly clean, er quiet apartment near wage - price of year picnic today,at Arboreti campus for summer and fall terms. - controls don't work under EAST LANSING by owner, $24,500. Have small dog. Will give excellent meet at Men's I.M., 5 p.m., ride o inflationary but next week, June 1 - 5. 3 bedroom ranch, one car garage, finished basement. 2 fireplaces. care. Reply to William Skinner, Northwestern Michigan College, for hotdogs and hamburgs. pressure Secretary of the Treasury David M. Kennedy said Monday that Can assume 7% mortgage. Call Traverse City, Michigan. 3-5/28 332-2086. 5-5/28 Information Booth open, tonight although he does not believe through Friday, June 5, all day, wage - price guidelines are HELP? COUPLE forced to cancel OKEMOS, RANCH 3^» outside of Bessey and in Union, for needed now he has not closed round trip flight to London. 1% baths, fireplace, $31,900. a new Congress the option to use them later if Flight leaves Detroit June 25th. 351-5517. 3-5/29 necessary. Returns September 15th. Will sell seats for $175.00 each. 355-9910. Recreation 4-5/29 MSU Soaring Club will meet tonigl LAKE FRONT Mills (U.P.) family cottage. Bay ONE swimming, fishing, GIRL FOR Meadowbrook Trace. $50 per 4 man. 7:30 p.m., Rm 30, Union, for scheduled weekly meeting. ATI professor boating, berry picking. $60 month. 337-1557 evenings. 5-6/1 weekly. References. 332-1746. 3-5/29 Wanted given award ROOMMATE wanted for University T. B. of Michigan. Next Strandness, professor t 355-8255 today I year. Graduate American Win a week's vacation for two student preferred. 351-5271, Thought and BLOOD DONORS Needed. $7.50 for 351-2220. 3-5/27 Language (ATL) has received the to florida or bahamas all positive. A negative, B 1970 Certificate of Excellence m negative or $50 and $25 Gift and AB negative, $10.00. O Teaching from the Ass;: m' PLANT A Want Ad today and watch Special $1.00 for 10 words. certificates to Marshall Music Co. Donate to the negative, $12.00. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507'/a East Grand River, East MICHIGAN it grow into results. Dial 355-8255 to plant your Want Ad. Departments of English. Strandness has written poetry. book reviews, six books and HALF-WAY ASSOCIATION Lansing. Above the new Campus THREE more than 30 articles. Place yours today at charity raffle. establish a new Lansing Half - Proceeds to Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Good MAN evenings. 1-5/27 A faculty member at MSI since 1946, he was chairman of Way House for delinquent Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Vroommmm the ATL 347 Student Services Building. boys. Ticket booths this week at Union and International p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C This aspiring cyclist finds that he doesn't Dept. from 19H2 1967 and has served on the Academic Council and several all to FURNISHED want a pickle, he Center. APARTMENT from just wants his daddy's motorcycle to ride down the - university committees. Must be paid in advance. June 21 - July 29. Married or near 5-6/1 campus. Call 355-5850. housing LOOKING FOR let job for a Want Ad find you. something a to do part - tin . winding highway. State News photo by long, Strandness has held offices in various national associations for Terry Luke English teaching. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Mav 27 , BIG E-EBERHARD'S /feftW-EVERYDAY-- BIG E-EBERHARD'S - FINEST BEEF FOR ALL OUTDOORS OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 9«m 5 PM SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN FLAVORFUL SATURDAY MAY 30 m SIRLOINS SWIFT'S PREMIUM REDEEM COUPON-REG. PROTEN JUST A FEW BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS AT swift's t-bone 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVE. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUN. MAY 31 franks steaks WE RESERVE QUANTITY RIGHTS .T8 SWIFT'S PROTEN BONELESS REG. OR MILD ECKRICH ALL MEAT 12 OZ MANHATTAN STEAK lb M" HERRUD FRANKS 79° D0L0GNA pWkTg. ft SWIFT'S PROTEN BONELESS HERRUD'S HERRUD OLD HICKORY IMPERIAL ROAST LB. 99c LONG DOGS XctW 99c RING BOLOGNA lb. PESCHKE SLICED ECKRICH ALL MEET HERRUD'S O.H. ROASTED OR „ SWEET, MILD COOKED HAM £°z 1 FUN FRANKS POLISH SAUSAGE SPANISH ONIONS 3 ™ 29' lb. ft REG. 29c SAVE 10c PET RITZ FROZEN roimnM - BANANA H| J SAVE 280 fdeam dicc =■" vKCHlq K IE? q SWIFT'S REG. JUICY FRANKS REDEEM COUPON - SAVE 11c - TIP TOP FROZEN S*" I? ft Jb LIMIT ONE • PLEASE LEMONADE COUNTRY FRESH-ASSORTED FLAVORS 3 I9 tffl A TWIN POPS12 39 RED TAG SALE' ,OcOFF-POLLY ANNA REG. 27c 3 - DIAMOND picnic keebler mandarin CAKES cookies oranges BUY 5 - SAVE 35c YELLOW OB CHOCOLAGE FUDGE 11 OZ. 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