Wednesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE TATE NEWS Volume 64 Number 141 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 19,1972 U.S. cuts back bombings, WKssai • ar~' v. * awaits Hanoi's peace bid SAIGON south of Hanoi and (AP) — Despite perfect Haiphong. Sunday's Later in the day, Laird declined to say it often has in the past, mask behind • weather and multitude of raid)5 around those cities are termed "a a prime specifically whether raids are the - scene moves. military targets, the United States has one - shot deal," at least for now, by The U.S. Command officially continuing at Haiphong and in Hanoi's sharply curtailed its bombing of North U.S. military sources. declined to comment on the report of vicinity. Vietnam and put the Hanio - Haiphong Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird sharply curtailed bombing in the North. heartland off limits to aerial raiders, said in Washington there was "no Asked by Sen. Charles H. Percy, R. - It repeated a statement issued when the U.S. military sources said Tuesday. substance" to the report of bombing 01., at a Senate Foreign Relations bombing there was resumed April 6 that The sources restrictions. A White House spokesman hearing in Washington whether the raids emphasized, however, strikes in the demilitarized zone and that President Nixon likely would said this was the authorized official in those areas are still going on, Laird north and south of it were under way. resume widespread bombing in the position. replied, "I am not going to outline Laird said the same thing Tuesday. North if there is no positive signal from However, told of Laird's remark, target areas." However, the combination of perfect Hanoi that it would end the current informants here said they stuck to the position that Nixon had laid down the It appeared possible that general offensive in South Vietnam. (Please Washington's public position might, turn to page 11) One source noted that strikes now are bombing restrictions. as running at less than a dozen a day following the huge raids Sunday that included strikes in he Hanoi and Haiphong areas. The curtailment, "to feel Hanoi out," as one informant said, came as Hanoi's U.S. considers ways delegation to the Paris peace talks said Monday if the bombing stopped, it to blunt N.Viet attack i-' was ready to start secret negotiations on ending the war. I've got it! Perhaps only coincidentally, war communiques showed the ground war blunt the Communist invasion of the in the South WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary given to these possibilities. Laird was to have dwindled this couple was playing with their Frisbee when a bad dramatically. There were no reported of Defense Melvin R. Laird said South. testifying before the Senate Foreign v sent it flying into the Red Cedar. They eventually Tuesday he would not rule out mining Laird responded with a terse "Yes" Relations Committee chaired by the major battles or white - hot crisis points. when asked by Sen. J. William Ltrieved it from the river and went on as if nothing had Military sources here said bombing Haiphong harbor or establishing a naval blockade of North Vietnam to Fulbright if any thought was being Arkansas Democrat, a longtime critic of Vietnam policy. restricted appened. State News photo by Chuck Michaels now was by the President to The Defense Secretary said there targets below the 20th parallel, 60 miles are many contingency plans and noted that these two possibilities had been discussed by the previous ixon aide to As some Democratic committee testify in ITT case administration. But when pressed by Fulbright if they were merely old contingency plans, Laird said: "I would not rule it out." House to the committee's broad range of Nixon administration broadened interpretation of the He declined to state specifically iSHINGTON (AP) - Presidential members appeared to reject the idea of response nt Peter M. Flanigan offered counterproposal. antitrust policies, including some not presidential assistant's letter to whether the aerial bombing of the limiting any Flanigan testimony, White Flanigan said he would testify only connected wiht ITT. Eastland. Hanoi - Haiphong area was continuing. iy to give limited testimony to House press secretary Ronald L. in limited fashion on what he knows "I wonder when this committee Prior to the committee session (nate Judiciary Committee in its Ziegler said: about the out - of ■ court settlement started allowing witnesses to set Laird told newsmen there was no Inquiry, apparently removing a "We would assume that if the In the letter, Flanigan said he nek to confirmation of Richard last summer of three antitrust suits conditions on their appearance, " said substance to reports that President would talk willingly about how he committee accepts . . . the proposition filed by the government against Nixon has suspended the bombing of iindienst as attorney general, for a limited testimony, the committee Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. arranged for preparation of a key it a White House International Telephone & Telegraph Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D - N.C., leader North Vietnam's heartland to see if spokesman would abide by the suggestion put financial analysis which Justice Dept. Mly cautioned the committee Corp. (ITT). of the fight to obtain Flanigan's officials say played a major rote in Hanoi backed off from its offensive in forward in the letter" in which Democrats the committee said the south. The reports were attributed it trying to cam- questioning on appearance, said he anticipates their decision not to can-y the ITT Bd limits set Flanigan volunteered to testify. they would question Flanigan on a Flanigan will not object to a cases to the Supreme Court. to official U.S. military sources in by Flanigan, Asked at a news briefing what Saigon who continued to insist that ting this could lead President would happen if i to invoke the doctrine of some committee this was the policy. members should attempt to broaden At the White House press secretary e privilege and cut off his their questioning, Ziegler replied, "We Ronald L. Ziegler was asked by Minority, grad positions testimony. assume they're all gentlemen and newsmen about the reports of a would abide by" the terms of bombing suspension and Laird's Flanigan's offer to testify solely about denial. of seeks two matters International related Telephone & Telegraph to the "I'd go along Defense and not with the Secretary of a secondary source in hinge on final unit vote Corp. Saigon," Ziegler said. Ziegler said the committee Ziegler added that he was "not ievance chairman could limit the question to these matters. He then was asked if did not think that the council would saying anything is off. I will only say that everything is open consistent with Nixon was reserving the right to By DANIEL DEVER Under the present bylaws, 10 the Secretary of State's testimony invoke executive privilege and he State News Staff Writer minority representatives are elected in approve of eliminating those seats. yesterday and Secretary Laird's an all University student election. At In response, Donald Meader,* ficial post - replied "Yes." statement today." least six of those elected must be professor of secondary education, said The Secretary of State said the Ziegler was asked if Flanigan's The Committee on Academic there has been "good evidence nonwhite and at least five must be that President would take whatever steps change of heart, though qualified, was Governance tentatively approved a ... women. minority seats are not what the By S.A. SMITH prompted in any way by a feeling that proposal Tuesday to eliminate students themselves want." otherwise the Kleindienst nomination (Please turn to page 13) State News Staff Writer specified minority and graduate Grebner said that he has been There was also concern over the » only known faculty member in might be defeated. representatives to the Academic convinced that such minority effect the "No," he replied, "I wouldn't say Council and add a number of seats on proposal would have on history to be censured by the specifications can cause many graduate representation to the council. Petitions emic Council is applying for the that." the council for college representatives. problems in an election. Jo Lynn Cunningham, Council of ty grievance official position. Later committee sources said it had Without a majority of the members Several members of the committee Petitions for Off Campus Council will Graduate Students vice president on F. Repas, professor of labor voted to end Flanigan a present, the committee acted as a concerned over the Academic be available outside 307B Student committee of the whole, with its were University affairs, said she supports lustrial relations, sent a letter to counterproposal on ground rules for actions subject to the approval of a Council's reaction to such a proposal. the proposal. Services Bldg. beginning today and Faculty Affairs and Faculty his appearance. They refused to Gerald Miller, professor of The committee will meet at 4 p.m. must be returned by Monday to 336 "nation Committee (FAFCC) disclose details of the proposal. majority of the complete group. communications, said that the tin* l:_ \ ' whnt hf»r as a result. AclroH whether Asked nc ft result of the The approved proposal would Thursday to further discuss the Student Services. Elections will be liMing his .. - . name for consideration minority seats had been included in he ^ job. committee's close meeting he expects eliminate specifically designated proposal. Reinoehl said he hopes that held next Wednesday. bylaws as a "symbolic gesture" and he a majority of the members will attend. "der the Interim Flanigan to appear, Chairman James minority and graduate representation Faculty O. Eastland, D - Miss., said, "I hope to the council and would allow each [«ce N with Procedures the FAFCC is so." college to elect one additional recommending one immediate White ' a slate of candidates There was no representative for every 1500 students Earthly 'Hello' strings i grievance official. enrolled in excess of 1,500 with a maximum of four representatives from I ctlar8e will become official each college. ay if ttle board of trustees oves the grievance procedures Pauling to talk It would also set up an appeals rnent, Linus Pauling, scientist and two procedure for the selection of student representatives in accordance with center on a line' jPK told the committee in a time Nobel prize winner, begins his Article IV of the Academic Freedom 2 LApril 17 that he has had Snl8 and j ('xPerience in both writing about grievance (Please turn to back three Nobel 108B day visit to MSU today. The laureate will speak at 4 p.m. in Wells Hall on "Ort ho molecular Report. Elections would be held within the colleges with no distinctions as to space SPACE CENTER. Houston page) Medicine." minority, sex, graduate or (AP) - Space experts talking with the Apollo 16 astronauts during a undergraduate level. Students would delicate experiment were shocked simply run for the seats in the college r|ce unit officia in which they are enrolled. The proposal would require an Tuesday when a strange man's voice came booming from the amendment of the Bylaws for communications system. Academic Governance. If the majority "Hello," the voice said, in sfiffer profit of the committee passes the proposal, it would then go to the Academic English with a Spanish accent. "Hello. Hello. Hello - o ■ o - o." There were a couple of words in Council and Academic Senate for Committee Chairman William a foreign language, a deep bass « Price r°N ~ The chaJrman Proxmire, D - Wis., disagreed with approval. voice singing a bar of music, iinv « Commission said Tuesday Grayson's optimistic projections that At a special meeting Monday, the something that sounded like a «t lie 10 Per cent of the committee reversed its decision of last the Phase 2 system of wage and price sneeze and finally the sound of ing iiL'iCorp(,rations may be Friday to support a proposal restating controls is on target. hammering. ?Ptt iSBeXeeW Profits' thus the existing policy that 10 seats be Then the voices of the Cn c ,pflrrro,,backs- Calling the price - controls program a reserved for nonwhites and women. In outlining the committee's astronauts continued as if nothing Umers and if n>n Grays°n Jr. said "pathetic failure" Proxmire said he was had happened. for the reversal, John benef' tivepriced ciariesefr-S-Treasur>,would m refur>ds and astonished at Grayson's statement that so far only $4,500 in total fines have reasons Reinoehl, chairman said there was In a few minutes the mystery Jeducti°ns- was solved, at least partially. ivson been levied agianst price violators. great concern over the feasibility of a The unknown speaker and :tibe tight !IS0,hemaybe f°rced to "This tells us there has been no plan for minority representation. He said there was also a concern singer was a telephone repairman 'Pleasant ro,s on fo°d prices somewhere in Spain who in some Prices frnm l"1'l() Prevent rising enforcement of the law," Proxmire over the philosophical question of whether or not special seats for any way tied into a telephone line Nation? 0,a8in8 the Nixon asserted. carrying the astronauts' voice to 1 '°W hlWar(>" inflation. group should be designated In the Houston. ^ic CommiH°n^reS8'onal Joint Rep. Henry Reuss, D - Wis., said that bylaws. 51 large corporations of 129 reporting The astronauts did not hear the !onsiderin^ j'e the commission "This plan would make the student showed excess profit margins and asked parallel with the interruption, Mission Control °fthe e!L ^"trolling large election process Said. Grayson' if the trend is similar among all faculty election process," Mike big firms and what the commission is Grebner, Kankanee, 111., senior and going to about it. " 'cading firms. author of the proposal, said Monday. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April |9 Michiga' IRA mourns death of officei BELFAST (AP) - The temporarily, the bloody touched off a wave of gun In a graveside oration, After the McCann, 25, commander of fUn_. outlawed Irish Republican street battles with British the 1st Belfast Brigade of battles in which four people Goulding claimed McCann "shot like a dog by were youths isolated S* Army (IRA) buried a slain troops. the IRA's Marxist - oriented died here and 26 others was pelting £ commander Tuesday in one of the biggest funeral About 10,000 mourners lined the two - mile funeral official wing, were wounded over the past agents of imperialism." He vowed the IRA would cany troops with Perhaps of trouble rocL marches seen here in years, march route, paying their The fatal shooting of three days. on its fight against the In io'jj The march halted, at least last respects to Joseph McCann by British About 5,000 marchers British army. troops Londonderry p^j paratroopers Saturday lined the route behind the bomb dismantled' coffin, hundreds in the British troops and police found boh M black berets of the IRA, mounted a massive security fact°iy wall and1""1, wearing dark glasses to "way 4 60 pouJ^ Abortion check before the funeral, avoid identification. Army gelignite to "One of the things we need in cameramen, concealed in a stopping cars coming from safety. Xp,°k the Irish Republic to insure Ms. Devlin this program is some octopuses. " police station 100 yards was that no arms were being in Dublin to from the cemetery, be p|an„^ - Apollo astronaut Thomas smuggled in. defythe verdict in photographed the certified by state K. Mattingly II, commenting procession. on spaceship problems Bernadette Devlin, member of the British Parliament from Northern Court u By RANDY GARTON abortion reform legislation. Attorney Stuart D. Ireland, was among the State News Staff Writer If no favorable action is Hubbell, counsel for the marchers. She is under a six employes taken, the question will be antiabortion group, called - month jail sentence for 36 killed in plane crash The petitions abortion were reform certified by placed on the November elections ballot. several witnesses and marching in an illegal presented more than 50 parade, but the wan-ant for o , coed lies ■' tudents are er affidavits stating that her arrest has not been the state board of canvassers The effort Tuesday to Michigan's final count of issued. She last had been An East African Airways jet nosedived at the Tuesday, after a last - ditch stymie certification of the 229,544 valid signatures reported in Dublin. She was WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court led^ end of the Addis Ababa, Ethopia runway on attempt by antiabortion abortion reform petition Justice Warren E. Burger has approved a Massa/h could be incorrect. The absent from her trial in forces to have the petitions centered mainly around the loyalty oath that requires public employes takeoff Tuesday, split in two and slid over a clif. invalidated was unanimously validity of the signatures antiabortion forces, called Enniskillen, Northern oppose the overthrow of the government. to jZ Thirty - six persons died in the flaming wreck, but the Michigan Right to Life Ireland, Monday. ^ rejected by the four - man approved by state examiners "We are not charged with correcting grammar but 47 escaped injury. Twenty - four passengers were board. Committe, enlisted Among the funeral and the reliability of the volunteers to recount copies marchers were some of the enforcing a Constitution," Burger said Tuesday in deli! ® described as critically injured. The state legislature now methods used to count the The VC10 aircraft, which made an earlier stop has 40 days to pass the petitions. of petitions certified by the most wanted men in Britain, state. The counters found including the IRA's official b 3k^eC'Sion that the °ath is not to° vague to remainol in Nairobi, Kenya, before landing to pick up 15 passengers, carried 96 passengers and 11 crew. only 189,894 valid chief of staff, Cathal signatures, considerably Goulding. Goulding and Ms. All that it requires, the chief workers commit themselves not to use justice said, is that Pover^ illegal for™ i ets The passengers included British, French, below the 212,000 needed Devlin marched openly in respect, he said, the oath is like the ones taken bv diw 1 members of Congress, and even Swedish, Tanzanian, Indian and Kenyan nationals. for certification. the funeral line, but security lawyers who practice u the court. e0tf( forces made no attempt to Kubbell also called two The decision reverses a panel of three apprehend them. A lone federal jurU statisticians, Edward D. army Boston who took waht helicopter kept watch Burger called "a highly literal' Rothman, asst. professor of overhead as the march approach" and declared the oath invalid in 1969 Uruguay unions strike statistics and probabilities at moved peacefully in silence Justices William O. Douglas, William J. Brennan Jr the University of Michigan, to Milltown Thurgood Marshall found the oath in conflict with and Dennis Gilliland, Cemetery. speech guarantees of the First Amendment and thefn The march included dissented je petition d< Communist - controlled unions began a two associate professor of The decision represents success election is no - McCann's weeping relatives by Burger in swinein.) j day general strike Tuesday in Montevideo, statistics and probabilities at and his pet, an Irish court around on the subject. ' tmerly schedul Uruguay while the party buried seven of its MSU, to testify that the wolfhound. esd ay. methods used to count the font asked foi members killed in a battle with police. petition signatures were not bbard and Wils A gun fight at a Communist party district statistically valid. decide what to headquarters broke out Monday when the government claimed Tupamaro guerrillas, on whom it is waging war, took refuge in the building. Both professors, though they said they favored COGS letter to blast )nly three peti im the College and E The Communists, who oppose the terrorist abortion reform, said that culating. with the methods used to project man ecology ta tactics of the Tupamaro urban guerrillas, denied any had taken refuge inside. the final valid count were not statistically sound. They said that the state did not obtain end to deferred tuitior Several change jroved Monda m. rather I a truly random sample of this 10 p.m. By KATHERINE NEILSEN proposal is not Jere Brown, CO petitions in their selection of 'oils for voters State News Staff Writer implemented, the letter will treasurer, said that the Leak makes Bonn boil signatures. suggest graduate assistants, policy may cause an overlc following loci The Council of Graduate tural Resourci who are not eligible for on the COGS loan fund, Students (COGS) decided stin Morril: Ep| Though board members student loans, be made suggested that CO Monday that an end to Communicat A political row boiled up in Bonn Tuesday over acknowledged that the eligible. consider termination ot methods employed by the deferred tuition payment fund in the future. jinecring Bldg. ijie leak of secret papers dealing with Chancellor state were not statistically would be a giant step Willy Brandt's treaty negotiations with the Soviet sound, they said they did not backwards for the The Committee on There have been Onion. believe they could reject the University. Business Affairs has pointed defaults on COGS loaml Someone released to lawmakers and the press petitions on that basis. Responding to a recent to the availabilty of student far, Brown had report recommendation by the loans, plus possible increased alleged excerpts of the Bonn- Moscow talks that earlier in the meeting. led to Brandt's 1970 treaty with the Russians etched photograph charm. . . University Committee on costs of administering renouncing the use of force and MCAT- DAT-GRE Business Affairs to abolish time payments, COGS voted deferred payments to off - In other COGS actiooj recognizing a treasured photograph etched campus students as reasons was announced German territorial losses in World War II. to send a letter of protest to for ending the current LSAT-ATGSB information on several Seizing upon this some opposition lawmakers Roger Wilkinson, vice policy. thesis typists, book claim the papers permanently in solid 14 karat president for business and and printers is now a create the impression that Brandt NAT'L. BDS. finance. hurt the chances "What is the University in the COGS office in I for eventual German yellow gold. Please allow 2-3 The COGS letter will trying to do, pare off as basement of the SI reunification. suggest that instead of •Preparation for test many students as possible?" Services Building. weeks for completion. Three sizes. required tor admission to ending the policy, deferred one COGS member said. Graduate Office also graduate and professional payment should be granted file of reports from stui Fuel change ordered $40, $50 and $60. to both on - and off - campus Another called the action an on thesis typists that is students on a trial basis. If example of "bureaucratic to all students, it wasnc For the unusual. . . befuddlement." The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), THE FINE JEWELRY DEPARTMENT ♦Voluminous material for home Graduate studcil study prepared by in its first test of a tough new experts In each field COGS members said they Interested in filling « antipollution believe the recommendation University Student Advisd provision, has ordered an electric power plant to implies that off Committee appointment! - campus switch to low-sulfur fuel within 12 days. students are bad credit risks. one of several internalCOf William D. Ruckelshaus, EPA issued the order Monday in Washington, administrator, Jaoofeori'S Summer Sessions Special Compact Courses Weekends — I ntersessions Most graduate students live off campus, they said. - offices should contact I COGS office Jo Ljj requiring the Delmarva Power and Light Co. at Delaware STANLEY H. KAPLAN Cunningham, vice preadj EDUCATIONAL CENTER for University AfWI City, Del., to comply with federal air - quality LOCAL announced at the meet™ standards by May 1. ■Pablo Picasso A Delmarva spokesman said compliance with CLASSES (313) 354-0085 the east Room ■Salvador Dali, the order would cost about $2.5 million a ' which would be passed along year, Wednesday's Feature Dinner BARNES automatically in The tutoring school with charges to customers. the Nationwide Reputation FLORM Roast Tom Turkey 3.25 OF EAST LANSING I Kidskin Pumps celery dressing soup or juice Tax reform called bad for Miss J salad two vegetables $12 dessert beverage Treasury Secretary John B. Connally said in A great opportunity to save Use Alle'entrance fourth level of Washington Tuesday passage of a major tax - or reform bill this year would be ramp for direct access. dangerous for the on pert little pumps in colors Dinner and cocktails served until nation and would stymie the economic 9:00 p.n recovery. The secretary said in an interview that to go with just about everything reform legislation got major tax - relief bill, providing economic stimulus if tax - rolling, it would turn into a you'll wear this summer. JacabiSoniS in election year at a time when it is not needed. Camel, red, an Connally said, however, that navy or black. HMgaaraggafflBgaraoMmagm he thinks there will be a tax - reform bill next year, and possibly the year after that. Senators fly to Peking MAGIG BACK FROM FLORIDA! NOW U.S. Sens. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., and Hugh Scott, R-Pa., arrived in Peking by plane PLAYING THRU SATURDAY Tuesday for a three-week visit to China, a Peking broadcast said. Mansfield, the Senate majority leader, and Scott, the WINE CRAZY Senate Republican leader, were accompanied by their wives and COOLERS HORSE a party of others. in The New China News Agency, a Tokyo, said broadcast the monitored senators flew in Jacobson'e THE STABLES into the Chinese capital from JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 2843 E. Grand River 351-1200 Shanghai. EVENINGS UNTIL NINE State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Wednesday, April 19, 1972 3 TO PROTEST BOMBINGS Student groups call strike By JANESEABERRY at the NSA headquarters in for ASMSU. They did vote Veterans Against the War, Laymen Concerned About State News Staff Writer Washington, D.C., said the money for strike activities the War, United Ministries decision to call for a strike meeting of various The National Student ($100 for Student groups was set for last night and Higher Education, was made after an Mobilization and Veterans Students for a Democratic to determine appropriate Assn. (NSA) and the emergency conference of 25 for Peace) that could action to take concerning Society and Gay Liberation National Student Lobby university student probably be shown as tacit were to attend the meeting, (NSL) called for a national Friday's activities. government presidents last approval of the strike or Luke said. student strike for Representatives from Friday to weekend. Mooney said the endorsement of the strike," In response to the protest the recent escalation SMC, Vietnam Veterans meeting was held to "get a Buckner said. escalation, students at of bombing in North Against the War, Coalition proper response to the air Terry Luke, state for Human Survival, Lansing Grennell University in Iowa Vietnam, especially the war." coordinator of Vietnam and Colgate University in Area Peace Council, Clergy - bombing of Hanoi and the Mooney also said the New York are conducting port of Haiphong. group is urging "local fasts this week. Harvard, The NSA and NSL are protests and strategies to Yale and Syracuse Apollo nationwide organizations alleviate the bombing." Contemplation composed of college student governments. specifically The NSL coordinates "We're asking people to take local action. If it's a demonstration that's fine or t Universities the war, Mooney said. will campuswide votes regarding hold A spokesman at the joed lies in the sun ■students are enjoying outside Bessey Hall. After being indoors themselves outside. a winter, many lobbying for legislation in Congress. ASMSU is a former member of the NSA. a teach - in or anything that would be most effective,. We hope the cessation of solved q Student Mobilization Committee's national State News photo by Paul Heavenridg. headquarters reported Tom Mooney, contacted the bombing will be the SPACE CENTER, either. strikes set for Friday at immediate result and a Houston (AP) — Apollo 16 The command ship, Cornell, Dartmouth, forthcoming end of the war astronauts heading toward a Casper, and its lunar lander, Harvard, University of to surely result," Mooney moon landing worked with Orion, will hurtle around Pennsylvania, Princeton, iSMSL/ delays el said. Student ground controllers Tuesday The MSU branch of the and overcame a guidance Mobilization problem that briefly froze Committee (SMC) and their spaceship in one the moon Wednesday afternoon and astronauts will fire a long rocket burst to settle the the Yale, Columbia and Georgia State. Strikes will also be held at the University of California branches at Davis, lefs back spacecraft into lunar orbit. Vietnam Veterans for Peace position and an antenna Berkeley and Santa Barbara. Human petitioning received $100 from ASMSU problem that affected radio Monday for activities communications. centering around the Systems worked out at Tne State News is published by the students of Ecology; Natural Science Bldg., for Natural Science proposed strike. Mission Control were Michigan State University every class day during Fall, By JANESEABERRY and Lyman Briggs; Berkey Hall for Social Science and James Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays State News Staff Writer "This (improvement) has promptly put into effect by Madison; and Bessey Hall for University College. There will and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special be no polling places in residence halls. come about by people the spacemen to correct Welcome Week edition is published in September. JjSMSU petitioning deadline and election dates were set Other business included the awarding of funds pressuring the government. both deficiencies. We can show what people "One of the things we Subscription rate is $16 per year. ■ck Monday after a plea by C.K. Hunt, Brody recommended by the agenda committee. can do to stop the air war. need in this program is some Member Associated Press, United Press International, preservative, during the last board meeting of the eighth A Residence Hall Assn. birth control booklet received Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., The war's just as serious octopuses," astronaut $1,500 for publics*ion and campus - wide distribution this fall. now if not more than it has Thomas K. Mattingly II Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press pe petition deadline was changed to 5 p.m. Friday, and A similar booklet printed in 1970 was also distributed by the Assn. Selection is now set for April 27. The petition deadline was RHA. been," Rod Keenan, commented at one point Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. Tnerly scheduled for today with the election to be held Student Mobilization Committee and Vietnam Veterans member of Veterans for while the men were busy Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Jesday. Peace, said. resetting a series of for Peace were given $100 to conduct Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, special antiwar Harold Buckner, ASMSU switches. Jlunt asked for the change because of requests made by activities. A Vietnam Veterans spokesman said the Michigan, 48823. Jbbard and Wilson students who "did not have enough time was needed because "we feel it is money necessary to organize on chairman, made no The men thus spent part Phones: ■decide what to do." endorsement or of the day dealing with the campus." condemnation of the third and fourth problems News/Editorial 355-8252 Inly three petitions had been returned Tuesday, one each The Nutshell, a magazine published by ASMSU, was m the Colleges of Natural Science, Social Science, James given proposed strike. they have encountered since Classified Ads 355-8255 $99.99 after an initial request for $100 was defeated; The Idison, and Engineering. Altogether, 20 petitions are "Since the board didn't they were launched Sunday. Display Advertising 353-6400 magazine will be distributed to freshman fall term. Tculating. with three colleges; business, education and An amount up to $300 was given to members of Media 3, take any action, I wouldn't The others involved peeling Business Office 355-3447 [manecology taking no petitions. want to put the board in the paint and a faulty latch, Photographic 355-8311 the third annual Michigan State University Media Festival, to Several changes made in the election regulations were position of having to take neither of which turned out Campus Information 353-8700 cover possible ■proved Monday, with the polling places now opening at grounds damage incurred during the proposed my personal views to stand to be of serious concern, outdoor festival,May 21. 30a.m. rather than 8 p.m. and closing at 7:30 p.m. instead A request by Globe Life Insurance Co. to join with ASMSU ■lOp.m. for the purposes of selling life insurance to students was sent ■•oils for voters of the 10 college units were established in back to committee and $250 for traveling black poet. Edward • following locations: Agriculture Hall, for Agriculture and Btural Resources; Morrill Hall for Arts and Letters and English was denied after English left the campus. ptin Morril: Eppley Center for Business; South Kedzie Hall And now a word about \ Communication Arts; Erickson Hall for Education; New Extra Crispy Chicken from Kentucky Fried Chicken: eering Bldg. for engineering; Human Ecology Bldg. for buy a Bambuster Art Auction and a Coke MSU UNION P 18-BAll TOURNAMENT Colonel Sanders' is the one place in town for two kinds of chicken: Regular Kentucky Fried Chicken® and New Extra Crispy. flit Bucket Reg. $4.25 GOOD ON EITHER EXTRA CRISPY OR REGULAR S1WF fiAVF Dinner Reg. SI.45 gravy, This coupon at slaw, or roll. good only participating Kentucky Fried Chicken Stores. I | ' | ■ Offer good I ALL MSU STUDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE thru. April 23 I REGISTER NOW AT THE UNION BILLIARD ROOM TOURNAMENT APRIL 21 MAY 5 OFFICIAL BCA RULES IN EFFECT ENTRANCE FEE $2.00 1040 E. Grand River 1620 E. Michiga 4238 W. Saginaw ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE East Lansing AT UNION BUILDING IN THE BILLIARDS ROOM. 31 40 S. Logan 32l N. East OUR READER'S MIND MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Aid learning UNIVERSITY with sit in' news media and printed To the Editor: o„ a Believe it or not, there are several basis. To these ends, I elicit from your readers suggest"tbf interesting and beneficial classes to a list of cl- DAVE PERSON, managing editor attend on campus. Of course the tests, times, rooms, instructors, and whit JOHN BORGER , campus editor class offers for the "sit in" grading, required reading, and tuition - 5| CHARLIE CAIN, city editor are folly, but often lectures, films, guest For example, the information « BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor speakers, and handouts share new listed like this: • RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor IDC 200 Ecology and concepts of today's world with the Man students. These resources must not be White T&T 10:30 11:45 - 108BW- restricted to the few enrolled students. Practical ecology info Some® Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award I feel that a list should be compiled by scientifically oriented Large lecture for outstanding journalism. Humorous, light lectures but hit you which will enable interested students to know about these classes so informative - Pollution, recyJ they can sit in on them without paying population info - Films on 41 the tuition. Imagine, going to class (population), 4/27 (H20 poll) 5' without the pressure of competing, (man & environment) - Other films and boring. guessing what the prof wants on a test, • or having to read boring material — in CPS 110 FORTRAN Dr F short, playing the academic game. M,W,F, 8-8:50 Ch. 7,12:40-Ho Public must Imagine, getting out of a class what you want to — ignoring the stuff that isn't important to you and concentrating on 9, 7-7:50 pjn. Ch. 7. TV — Basic FORTRAN computer Instruction on how to set up pro- Present^1 logjc on MSU's 3600 — that which is. Indeed, this might help to Interesting if yog numbers, computers, logic-Can't path foster education in spite of college. bicycle This is not a new idea. Many people are doing it right now. But it would be more helpful to the student if a list of computer without special key pr card (issued to paying students) Maybe you can borrow a friend's Lectures mostly facts and data 1 As spring returns to East • ED800 Issues in Education. ! Lansing, so does the perennial Clarke M.W.F. 1:50 2:40 1 ''If adopted, the battle of the right of way. The contest of cars vs. pedestrians vs. commission's plan would create over 20 miles of bike The Doctor's Bag Anthony. Deals with values, feef- ideas — Very few facts, absolute Mostly discussion — nonthreatr' bicycles rages throughout the paths. atmosphere — Slightly oriented tor sunny season. Yet somehow, "The city council, however, education but everyone (sit - ins too) welcome. adequate room has never been has delayed final approval By ARNOLD WERNER. MD drinks about six beers a day and on the weekends getswhat All classes would be recommended! allotted for any interest group. pending public input on the k \ vi he calls drunk on beer, about 12 beers per day on Friday kids who are either taking the class If implemented, a recent study subject." and Saturday. He is never obnoxious in any way; in fact, his Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner at MSU Health who have taken it. All classes would by the East Lansing Planning Center. Names need not be included unless a personal reply disposition often improves with beer. My question is the kind in which a sit - in is ei Commission could go a long way is simply, is this a dangerous pattern? He never touches hard welcomed or else lost in the multii requested. toward alleviating this situation. I was told by a doctor that hickeys on the breast can liquor because both his parents have drinking problems, (TV sections can be picked up in Last week the commission mustered for the system as soon as several empty classrooms). lead to breast cancer. Do you know if there is any truth in There is no question that your friend has a very serious Someone will surely come up with recommended that the city possible. that or is he just trying to spoil part of my fun? drinking problem. The amount of alcohol he consumes is argument that, "well, no one will council appropriate in excess of The bike path system should be such that he most likely would have some withdrawal Hickeys, for the uninfqrmed, are bruises produced by for the class if everybody just sits $50,000 for the establishment of completed by now, not simply the application of strong suction to a small area of skin symptoms if he had to stop suddenly. One clue to the Not everyone is going to sit • in. In - a bike path system. contemplated. The warm months resulting in blood leaking out of superficial capillaries. extent of the problem is your comment that his disposition to get a degree from this megav In its study the planning of the year are beginning and 60 Some people use the term to refer to similar small bruises gets better as he drinks more. The natural question is: one has to pay for approximately that result from bites. The term is almost always confined What happens to his disposition and how he feels if he credits (unfortunately). They can't commission sought to determine per cent of the city's bicyclists drinks less than what he does? will be taking to the road daily. to bruises produced in the course of lovemaking or other the sheepskin by sitting in on clr how to minimize auto - bicycle Getting drunk on beer is a particularly interesting affectionate play. Occasionally, a small child might be seen (you can get the education bysittr' conflicts, thus making right of An additional 35 per cent of all with a hickey - like lesion resulting from placing a suction phenomenon. Unlike drinking hard liquor where small but not the degree) therefr ways safer for both types of bicycle riders will be on the streets cup dart on his forehead. The idea of hickeys causing breast amounts are potent, it takes a prodigious effort to handle enrollment will not be cut drast the volume of fluid involved in continually drinking beer. vehicles. Further, the at least several times a week. A cancer sounds preposterous and I imagine that the If a program of this nature The drink a quart, urinate a quart cycle gets tedious, instituted, it would greatly enhance' commissioners attempted to dramatic rise in bicycle accidents physician you saw was either jealous or kidding you and leading a heavy beer drinking acquaintance of mine to academic atmosphere of MSU. | identify the safest places to over the past few years you didn't realize it. observe that one doesn't really buy beer, one rents it. LevonB" Biting and nibbling, in addition to other forms of oral establish bicycle routes and to demonstrates the need that stimulation People with drinking problems often come from families during sex play, are found in quite a few Lansing graduate stu encourage increased use of provisions be made for cyclists. mammals other than humans. A possible biologic where one or both parents also have a drinking problem. April 11,1" Contact your city council explanation for the pleasurable sensations of oral activity in Such a situation is another example of maladaptive patterns bicycles in the city. If adopted, of dealing with stress being adopted by children. The the commission's plan would representatives and urge them to a sexual context is suggested by the fact that parts of the situation is enchanced by cultural or subcultural attitudes create over 20 miles of bike paths. rapidly pass the planning brain responding to oral and genital sensations are located toward alcohol that emphasize anti social aspects of its use next to each other and stimulation of the oral areas results The city council, however, has commission's bicycle path in excitation of the or forbidden uses. The problem is complex in that the genital areas. delayed final approval pending recommendation. It is your city - Sometime ago I wrote to you about a compulsive cheek forbidden aspects of alcohol use can be so emphasized that public input on the subject. It is and change can only come from biting problem. You suggested that I was probably anxious rigidly nondrinking families can provide the setting for a rebellious member to use alcohol as a destructive device. A imperative that support be you. about something. A divorce solved 90 per cent of my startling number of women with alcholic fathers tend to get problems and the Counseling Center the other 10 per cent. involved with men who also have drinking problems. Unless Anyway, I haven't bit my cheek in two years now. your friend can see his drinking as being a problem that he I have another minor problem or question. I worry needs some help in solving, and unless he can alter his this copy National se about alcoholism because my father has this problem. Currently, I am going with a guy (we get along fine) who pattern of drinking, he is headed for big trouble. C.C.P.S. 1972 recycle info? 353-4: world accord C.PATRIC LARR0WE Rapidly increasing uses for "The law of the sea must the oceans and ocean floors have Don't leak that list, hand be made more uniform. Every created a tidal wave of their own. The world's coastal nations have nation must not only agree upon a certain limit, but also . . . been claiming more and more miles of territorial waters. If this respect it, if there is to be I'm answering anonymous hate letters 1N0, my young friend, I get those offers, through twenty - five bluebooks when "Isn't much you can do, either,"1 situation is not checked, more tranquility on the seas. .. The that came in after my last column, I'm a dead duck at State. the machine scores 'em in a couple says thoughtfully, "about the way than 40 per cent of the world's present patchwork of nautical former student works in the ad building "No university lays heavy bread on a minutes? mumble so they can't hear you paJ oceans could be closed off to regulations is slowly beginning gets meon the blower. prof's going to split for a better job "Not only that," I continues. "They first couple rows." to come apart at the seams." "Just got the good news, Dr.!" he anyway. Thanks to that leak and the dock my pay if I don't keep the office free passage by naval and cries. "Congratulations!" irresponsible student paper of yours, I hours I've posted." "No. I hope you realize now commercial vessels. "Good news?" I says. "Dr. Perrin up can kiss salary Increases goodbye long as "How could you complain about that loose - lipped committee ra Traditionally, a three - mile for Dita Beard's replacement at ITT?" I'm stuck here." that?" he asks. "Don't you keep 'em are considering taking control of and your irresponsible newspaper distance was recognized by most "No, it's about you," he replies. "Gee, Dr.," he says, sounding glum. now?" the Strait of Malacca. Since the done to me. Under the circum&r "Paper here says you're in the top three "I thought I was bringing good news. I "Of course not. You know anybody nations as the limit of their strait is a valuable can hardly stay on here. Worst or being considered for the Hubert H. never realized it could jeopardize your who does? territorial sovereignty. In 1945, communications link for both since this's come up, I've been Humphrey chair of political economy status that way." "But that's not what's got me worried however, President Truman the Soviet Union and Japan, this "You know now," I barks. "And most. some thinking. at Macalester College. My department head's been claimed U.S. rights extended 200 situation could lead to serious here's some of the other ways that talking about visiting our classes, see for leak's goin' to goon me. himself what kind of teachers we "Found out I don't want to miles along the sea bottom, conflict. 'Isn't it dandy!" are. "Negative," I says coldly. "And what "Department decides I'm in the "Faculty's dead set against it, of Means giving up all my friends on allowing the U.S. to tap mineral The law of the sea must be market for another job, they harass me course. 'Invasion of our academic Academic Council, heavy raps wi» resources discovered paper you reading from?" along the made more uniform. Every in lots of little ways to get me to leave, freedom!' That's held him back so far. forward - looking minds in our co¬ continental shelf. Several Latin "Oh, thls's the Macalester Beacon," administration, warm support I nation must not only agree upon he says. "One of the veeps up here*s an so's they can bring in the new man. "But hell see his chance now my job American countries soon began from the East Lansing b a certain limit, but also respect alumni. Friend of his sent it over." Nothing big enough to take 'em to court security's been jeopardized by the leak to claim similar limits, but for "How'd they get my name?" I rasps. over, of course, but plenty to make me over at Macalester and I can't fight community. Where else could a it, if there is to be tranquility on my individualist and hum count the days till I can get outa here." back. Hell visit my class first, and the entire ocean, top and the seas. Since more nations now "Says here somebody on the selection committee over there leaked the names "What could they do to you, Dr.? that'll set a precedent for visiting the philosophy enjoy all thatV bottom. To make good their favor a 12 - mile limit, this would "By the way," I asks, "w™" to the Beacon. But Dr., you don't sound You got tenure." rest." claim, some nations have seized be the most feasible to "Won't protect me against this," I reaction in the ad building? very happy at the news." "Oh, wow!" he exclaims. "Better do American tuna boats which incorporate. Exploitation of the says. "Give you an example: They something about those lecture notes strayed within the purported 200 continental shelves and water up "You're darn tootin' I'm not," I refuse to give me any scoring pencils. you've been using since grad school, "Tell the truth, Lash. feeJWj mile line of demarcation. to that point would be allowed snaps. "When I gave them permission to Then I can't give multiple choice Lash. Wouldn't look good, he sees how there's you're the one Ie»^ed. We^ - exams." to the Beacon, yourself. put me up for the chair they made me a dog - eared they are, finds out you're In other parts of the world only by the nation claiming it. firm commitment names of "How can you call that harassment?" not keeping up." want to get your name in the n the situation has swelled to a This would also enable nations to he asks. "You could give essays, you "I know. But right now, what with limelight so's you can get on tnei candidates'd be kept in strict critical have primary responsibility over know." Dita Beard's job along with ur. point. For instance, confidence. my committee duties, my on - going Indonesia and Malaysia have coastal species of fish. "I've a good mind to withdraw my "Essays!" I explodes. "I must have at research, and my heavy teaching load, I What do you say to that?" name." least twenty - five students In my class. haven't got time to prepare a whole new "I'm not saying anything, both claimed 12 mile limits and International regualtion of - "Why'd you do that, Dr.?" he asks. You expect me to spend hours going set of lecture notes." testily, "till I talk to my lawyers. migratory fish, such as tuna, "State finds out you're up for the must also be instituted. Since Humphrey chair, they'll realize you're MISPLACED MEMO these fish live all over the oceans, better than they thought you were DOONESBURY it stands to reason everyone before. by Garry Tr State should be able to reap some of To: Representative "Prob'ly give you a whopping salary Garland Lane the harvest. Additionally, free increase to keep you from leaving." passage through vital straits "You think that, bub," I snaps at him, ' a/a/'t /r paajoy? should be guaranteed. Without "you sure don't know how a university MfWy THeRE /r A 6/6 ot'cocwrrzy vouuxk Re: Your concern with "dirty" /s, peopief ewe? House uith rivet, ve A urne movies on campus this, international trade would works. HOMC.' riocm, a pokch. p/sapp0//v7sp 16uits5 suffer severely. "Here's what's going to happen: Word Fokty Aceers' Pexrercr pew/a * AM / gets out I'm up for the Humphrey chair, po# outs - / The time has come to cure in no time I'm getting offers from all confusion on the high seas. The over. Harvard, Yale, maybe even the But it isn't dirty to blackmail present patchwork of nautical Wharton School..." regulations is slowly beginning to "That's exactly my point," he breaks the University over its budget come apart at the seams. Clearly in. "You get all those offers, State appropriations, right? realizes you're too good a man to let the time has come for the go." nations to draft a new uniform - Cliff & John "Wrong," I says. "State knows It can't code regualting territorial seas. compete with those places, salary - wise. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michiga" Wednesday, April 19, 1972 5 'GODFATHER' SETS RECORDS STATE DISCOUNT Film draws crowds 307 c. grand river opened at five New York By CATHY TROST Friday and Saturday night Godfather' will top its State News Staff Writer City theaters, "The shows are consistently sold Godfather" has grossed $26 record." out while weeknight crowds million and film executives He added that receipts Since its opening in some are falling off since the from "The Godfather" at the predict that the movie will 300 theaters across the opening rush, he said. Kodak Color Film nation, "The Godfather" has soon challenge the all - time money - makers, "Gone With "Tickets Spartan East will figures. run into six Cigarettes virtually shattered theater The Wind," "Love are sold three 126, 127, 620 Story" hours in "Films attendance records, and "Sound of Music." advance," have made a according to a recent article in the National Observer. Robert Hockensmith, manager of the Spartan Twin Hockensmith added, "so we only have big lines at showtime." comback years," in the past five Hockensmith said. "Paramount, which 4/99c 89° Mario Puzo's violent tale of Theaters in East Lansing, produced 'The Godfather' limit 4 pkgs. limit 1 a clan has attracted long lines commented that "The He said that there have was broke u ntil they came up (coupon) (coupon) of eager viewers in every Godfather" is breaking all been no problems with with 'Love Story' and now Expires after 4-22-72 city. East Lansing Store Only The article reported that attendance records at the scalping or bribery because this." some customers are willing Spartan East. the theater uses a system "As long as you have a to pay up to $50 for a place "We are going into the fifth which hold such activity to a $5.00 Value good attraction," he added, at the head of the line. minimum. week with "The Godfather," "you'll have good business." In the three weeks since it he said, "and business is still Hockensmith commented 8-Track Stereo Tapes very good." that the crowds are primarily persons over age 30 and that Broadcast there has been no $359 Class to unfavorable reaction to the graphic violence depicted in the three hour movie. - Look WKAR's broadcast of "A at Clockwork No limit (coupon) Orange," scheduled for Expires after 4-22-72 " East Lansing Store Only 'Diamonds Are Forever' broadcast Tuesday was pre - black ha was money our - most recent big maker," he said, empted by congressional hearings. It is rescheduled $1.00 $1.39 ; "and I am that 'The for airing at 1 p.m. Monday. sure Sheer Nylon All Sheer Panty Hose Corn - rowing, an ancient women is designed to help j type of hairstyling worn by American woipen learn one Knee Sox 'Sheer from Waist to Toe' j African women for of the skills of African countless generations, will CQc I Doug Shelley, Westland sophomore, is trying to get be one of the methods taught in a unique Evening women and will origins explore the and social significance of the different Campus 59c limit 3 limit 3 I up in the world the hard way. Here, he climbs a wall College course beginning forms of African hairdos. I in the Akers Hall service area. State News photo by Stephi Rennpage Thursday. African Hairdos for Teaching the course will Sport & (coupon) Expires after 4-22-72 East Lansing Store Only (coupon) Expires after 4-22-72 East Lansing Store Only be Nwanne Uzoukwu, Evening College lecturer, and wife of Mba Uzoukwu, Surplus Reg. $5.98 Stereo L.P. imate backers to hold asst. professor of anatomy. The Uzoukwus are natives Cigarettes $.35 Paul Simon of Nigeria. Zig - Zag Papers 08 Music- Carole King Aviator Style Sunglasses 3.50 [ally for Lee Thomas Thomas will six Applications course for the which will meet for Thursday evenings in the Human Ecology Building Surplus Jungle Jackets Leather Stash Pouch Plastic Army Canteens Army Blankets 2.50 1.50 75 4.99 T (coupon) Expires after 4-22-72 ■A rally to free Lee who was recently found be can be obtained in Kellogg East Lansing Store Only s will be held by the guilty of assault stemming sentenced at 9 a.m. Friday, Center. Candles 10 lisoners Solidarity from the PSC when the PSC plans to hold Denim Flares 5.99 lmmittee (PSC) at noon demonstration in January at a demonstration in front of Soft Balls. ■ay at Beaumont Tower. the Michigan Dept. of Lansing City Hall to show Corrections office in support for Thomas. [The PSC is working to Lansing. The PSC also plans to i support for Thomas, present a petition to Gov. Milliken after the fee policy sentencing. )r new stu (Freshmen and transfer said. jdents starting at MSU The freshmen and I fall will pay their fees transfers will pay at a ■the Monday and Tuesday location other tlian the (Welcome Week instead of Men's Intramural Building ring the Sunimer where regular registration Jientation Ibert L. Program, takes place, but details have Maurovich, not yet been established. flector of orientation The only extra expense lgrams, said Tuesday. involved is the purchase of ■Maurovich said the new financial collection we was made because equipment, which would J University is not sure have been necessary to Bctly what student fees replace current old 1 be when the freshmen machines anyways, I transfer students are on Maurovich added. |ipus for ork>ntation in ( summer. By waiting Bil the start of fall term, ^turning MSU Bents pay their fees, the |versity ss will be able to exact tuition and i and board fees, he 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, ApH^u, | Area residents RUSTY HISTORY TOLD ask student aid Life Volunteers are needed to help young and elderly area no By STEVE RADDOCK joy in Hut 101 Leaks in the aluminum roof have stained curtai residents. Anyone interested can contact the Volunteer Bureau office, 27 Student Services State News Staff Writer studios, sent sparks flying from lighting fixtures left1J" Bldg., or call 353-4400. of rusty rainwater trickling down the cheeks and flooded the sports department offices. of JJ, Some of the MSU Quonset Hut 101 looks like two people who need help are: a seven - year - oversized Almond old asthamtic boy whose father is dead needs someone to Joys plastered side to side. The quonset hut's thin shell and inadequate sound- plan activities with him after school. Since he can't get often hamper taping. Ice falling off the Built in 1946 as a mess hall for servicemen in surrounding station's reU involved in strenuous activities over a long period of and bouncing off the roof, somebody time, quonsets, 101 has subsequently been used as a grill starting Unk he can't take part in after - school activities. across the street or the control room director (affectionately known to many as "The Huddle") and a shoutin his crew can be heard in the background of a An kitchen for the Brody Complex. It is now the home of WMSB interview with several state legislators seriou* elderly woman who has recently had an operation -TV. program or an needs blood but can't afford to buy it. She needs someone These disorders are rounded out by willing to donate it. inadequate and The University, in commissioning Munson Inc. of Lansing plumbing, faulty electrical wiring in a coffee pot in ' „ , A 17 to construct these quonsets, only planned for 10 studios which shorted out the entire ■ year - old mentally retarded boy needs a friend - year station eta, for the summer. He is currently attending the Oakland occunancy. That is, they were designed as temporary chipmunks and frustrated rats lodged between the structures Yet these units have clung to the soggy fields off walk Training Institute, after withdrawing from public school. . warped floorboards. His parents are looking for a male house guest at their lake Harrison Road for 25 years. WMSB has occupied Quonset Hut 101 for 19. When WMSB assumes full - time operation front home for the summer, offering private room, board on Uhf - 23 in September, it will still be and small weekly salary. • am Since WMSB is 101. And, after the University makes a working out of o„L T • v. XT production and an operation that has physical demands for storage purposes, deterioration has set in $1.7 million obtained from the sale of WMsrv i°? decision as to ^ A 17 - year - old boy, who has been at odds with the more ntoiceably than in channel 10 to WILX TV is earmarked, the neighboring quonset huts, whose - stati, educational system for years, now is eager to learn how to galvanized shells are corroding from neglect and a yellowing probably convert to color broadcasting within the read. He works until 6 p.m. and would like someone to help It lease life. confi" him after he gets home a few nights during the week. aler everywhere on Poor insulation in Quonset Hut 101 makes the place Water is to be found everywhere as creeks and rivers Page seems to be resigned to the prospect of his The 4 - H program needs women for girls' softball, men overflow from Sunday's rain. Fields are flooded and "oppressively hot in the summer and poorly heated in the expanding inside a tin barn over the next few yews for woodworking activites, and men and women for winter," Robert Page, station manager of WMSB, said. Page "But," Page said, "there's no one around here sc the Red Cedar is claiming land all along its path noted that the extremes of temperature have often forced the gardening. Anyone interested can contact the 4 - H office, to this place that they wouldn't want to leave it." 175 S. through campus. station to curtail its production activities, Anthony Hall. particularly during State News photo by Milton Horst the summer stretch. BONUS SPECIALS AND Admen LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! job hunting Personnel directors from Harry Parker 0' several advertising agencies Campbell and Ew last week offered members Agency offered several' of the Advertising Club helpful for the studeit hints and suggestions on the actual interv what employers look few in situation. job interviews with "Confidence is L. Swift's Proten Center Cut Frontier, Fresh & Lean prospective employes. and nervousness de Bill Dahling of the J. when the student's Walter Thompson Agency and opinions concerning discussed the benefit of a future are organized Chuck Roast Sliced Bacon well - thorough resume prepared and when preparation for the obvious questions in seeking employment. interview," Parker said. It is usually beneficial to "When the student include a concise statement relaxed and candid i of career objectives in the easier to visualize him resume, he said. job situation." Tom Pride, also "A young person with concrete career Campbell and Ewi goals stands discussed problems faced a much better chance of minorities in seeking employment than someone willing to take any job advertising. 1 'Agencies opening," Dahling said. experience in the Swift's Proten Blade Potential employers view employes," Pride said, Morrell Table Trim practical work experience as new trend in hiring CHUCK STEAK SPARE RIBS lb 59 an indication of the be qualifiable young peo student's interest and willing to work to su - Proten4-5-6 Ribs Standing Cut Into 9-11 Chops-% commitment to his future rather than limiting career, he said. opportunities to ol RIB ROASTS •*r- 2«* , ■ PORK LOINS lb 68 "A self - assured attitude experienced personnel." Swift's Proten Beef during an interview, high • ■*' «** Peet's Smoked grades and a student's SHORT RIBS ,, j j. f ■ picnics lb 48* Cows in cool air &vift's Proten Morrell Table Trim knowledge and SWIFT'S PREMIUM LUSCIOUS understanding of the firm's make more mil operations all favorably RIB STEAKS 51.19 Stuffed PORK CHOPS lb 58 influence the recruiter," Swift's Proten Boneless CANNED Morrell Skinless Dahling summed up. BERKELEY, Calif. f 8L SAW Cows respond with s — CHUCK ROASTS 88c HAMS FRANKFURTERS LB 68' per cent increase PEET'S HI-STYLE 12 TO 14 LBS. NEJAC TV production when their Swift's Premium Falarski's Tasty and necks are put t' SEMI BONELESS RENTALS flexible seals into C0RHISH HENS 59' Try RING BOLOGNA Fresh Lamb WHOLE One! 69' $9.50 per month conditioned space, California Farm Bureau Falarski's Smoked SHLDER. ROASTS 58' HAMS 68' "You can't beat Big "E" for BRAUNSCHWEIGER lb 49c free delivery service and pick up Coll 337-1300 THE STABLES SAVE UP TO 17c Polly Anna Potato, Sand. Or SAVE 26 - COUNTRY FRESH SPLIT-TOP BREAD VANILLA CAMPBELL'S SOUP Pirouette ICE CREAM CREAM OF MUSHROOM This is a beginning. The hope, the love With Orange I you have the Ios50?j assurancn SAVE 10c On Flavor-Kist the dream the finest traditio n in all commemorated with are the weight of th. diamw & 69c a diamond engagement ring is stamped i,^ide«f j SALTINE CRACKERS by Orange Blossom. 18 karat gob band. —' W~ ^ IV DIET FAYG0 POP Park free Shop Wednesday k\entngt until 9p.m. 319 E. Jewelry Art COP" Grand East Lansiny Phone: 337 Ri^A" M'ch 131* n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 19, 1972 7 ,m calendar scheduling )1 U' tries to honor holidays By MICHAEL FOX Smith, who is responsible period of a month. In fall we only held classes on student input." State News Staff Writer for fitting four terms into the 1972 the first day of Saturday morning, but this standard 365 - day year, registration falls on Yom allowed us to use the "Student employment is The University attempts to contends with problems Kippur, but this is the only facilities all day Tuesday and given careful consideration respect religious holidays in ranging from maintaining the until 1980 when this in developing the calendar. developing its calendar for year Thursday. same number of class days in occurs," he said. There was a push for starting classes, exams and each term to the number of "We have been settling classes before Labor Day, Smith feels that he has registration, but occasionally down into our calendar since certain religions find MSU days that should be in final been successful in working but MSU was against this exam week. A standard out a University calendar 1958, but there are more because many of our operating "businessas usual" considerations in developing students worked in on a day held sacred to University policy on that provides equal summer them, calendar formula has been treatment to all religious each year's calendar than camps. Usually these Kermit H. Smith, assistant to the provost, said recently. devised which Smith uses to faiths. He adds that other you can think of. The summer camps asked the establish the dates each year revisions over the years have institution is continually student staff to help in Smith said that the most for classes, exams and been designed towards looking at the calendar, closing the camp over the frequent complaints come often with from Christians complaining registration. improving the calendar even faculty and Labor Day weekend." The University does not more. of classes on Good Friday close down for any religious "This and from Jews when year we are registration falls on Yom holidays, and observes only experimenting with five-day All tired out Kippur. six holidays each year by giving students and employes exam six weeks, instead of the Quonset "Everybody has an idea as days of exams. In the as to ho, tie running back and forth to classes and ensuing studying sometimes becomes too to how the calendar should the day off. The holidays are past, common final exams New Year's Day, Memorial SB's hal juch and you just can't go on. This student decided to stop for a catnap before work, but the problem is that required the six days, but the station eading back home. everyone's ideal calendars Day, Independence Day, assistant deans will be e State News photo by Chuck Michaels Labor Day, Thanksgiving evaluating this five day confirm are not in agreement," Smith - and Christmas. exam week to see how it said. "We do list on the official works," he said. •f his sta University annual calendar Smith notes that several sent out by the provost's vssed by senate office to all faculty and staff the chief dates of religious years ago exams started next day after the end the of EAST LANSING classes. A weekend has since 317 E. Grand Kivpr and patriotic significance," been worked into the Smith said. Bill limits PART OF THE schedule to provide two ''This tra provides information to teachers that "reading days" after the end of classes but before the start on certain dates some in students may be absent of exams. CAMPUS SCENE By RAY ANDERSON News, would be required to post the security bond. because of a religious "By ending Saturday State News Staff Writer Kris Kohl, an employe of Studentours in East holiday," he said. classes, we were able to make Lansing said, the $750 would probably not effect their Smith explained that the better usage of Tuesday and present rates, but she had no idea of how difficult it would be to find Jewish high holiday of Rosh Thursday. We had only used r' idenU and others who organize profit making charters a bonding agent. Hashanah varies from Sept. 6 the mornings before because ^ivel, could face difficulties should a bill passed by the or 7 to Oct. 2 or 3 each year. er o' >32-2 Tuesday afternoon become law. The bill now "The Jewish high holidays She added that the five - year - old group has always Michigan House of Representatives. id E everalhii studeit o the Senate bill, which exempts travel agencies, would »promoters of chartered travel to post a surety bond of maintained a trust fund. Though they have h?.d cancellations near the flight date, she indicated that Studentours has never would be most difficult to avoid since they are based on a lunar cycle and vary from $SAVES failed to return money paid to them for a cancelled flight. terviw^MoOO. It would also require the individual or group year to year over nearly a CUT YOUR MONTHLY loters who are not affiliated with federally appointed LIVING EXPENSES »r organizations to maintain a separate trust fund in a or federally chartered bank or savings and loan Designed by Bart Carlton. iation. A trust fund is defined in the bill as money paid a loter by a client for the purpose of securing air or sea Math team places 11th Sizes 5-10, no half sizes Medium width surety bond would mean that promoters would be HOWELL Available in dark brown. red to find or a bonding agent willing to accept the risk. cost to the promoter would be 1 per cent of the $750, per year. in national competition ■ • No Entrance Fee Low Lot Rental Rates White, or navy suede. $20 ■ Model Clearance Sale sponsor Sen. Robert W. Davis, R - Gaylord, was Three MSU students The competition is open ■ Easy Finance Terms questions designed to test ipted to introduce the bill because of a recent case in Arbor, where a promoter absconded with the funds that comprised the team which recently took eleventh place to regularly enrolled undergraduates, and may originality as well as technical competence. Michigan's Largest Network of \hepards to have been used for a flight to the Rose Bowl Game. 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Hampton Institute transfer Lrf Akers long west course today, providing that the MSU's green but oftime Scott Rosen and A1 Jacoby blasted Bajors 6 - 0,6 -1. ^HicUble spring weather continues. mean tennis team also won their doubles "I played much more h,ch Bruce Fossum's squad is scheduled to oppose whitewashed the Tartars of match, downing Mike aggressive today," r*I Michigan today and P'erris State tomorrow in dual Wayne State University 9 - 0, Yambrach and Rick Roscoe, commented Williams. "It's I starting at 1 p.m. on the Akers course with the meets as Coach Stan Drobac's 6-1,7-6. always enjoyable beating r the first action that the Spartans will see on the contingent, rebounding from Vetter, who has been someone badly, but I wish it tl Lout this season. a tough weekend of Big Ten performing quite aptly in his coulu have come at a more no matches are doubly important to the Spartan opposition, added their new position as number one opportune time, like against j, addition to providing some competition for the second victory of season singles man for Drobac, Wisconsin," he continued. Herienced linkers, the meets will be combined with an against five defeats. continued his fine play Lie playoff held Tuesday on the east course to The Spartans needed to go downing Van Hooks 6-2,6- Fodell, Rosen, Olson, and mine the MSU representatives to the Michigan 3. ■ only two sets with each of Jacoby all stopped their national this Saturday and the Mid-America Invitational Wayne's singles opponents, Williams, who has lost only opponents in two sets once all year in the singles marking the first time the jumping off to a quick 6 - 0 Ktain John VanderMeiden, Dick Bradow and Tom advantage, then adding the competition allowed his Spartan netters have swept w||| be exempt from the playoff because they each frosting to the cake by opponent, Jim Bajors, only the singles this year. learned their way to the Michigan tournament by sweeping the doubles , of their team - leading performances in last competition. s Kepler Invitational. However, the other 13 "We needed to win one „.U play off f°r the remaining spots, badly and today certainly fe're planning on taking two six-man teams to helped our cause," MSU [an" Fossum indicated. "And then VanderMeiden, varsity tennis mentor, Stan w and the four lowest scorers at that tournament will Drobac, commented. "We ("the Mid-America tourney." I* MSU mentor will play two different teams in the Warm weather sport haven't been playing real well in the doubles, but we [meets, both depending upon how many men the With the warm weather comes the use of the tried something new today lain# teams bring. Central is expected to be represented bt men, and Fossum said that Bill Marx, Mark Timyan, tennis team. Both fan and player benefit from the sun MSU beat Wayne State Tuesday afternoon, 9 - 0. outdoor tennis courts by the MSU in action over last weekend. and it came Drobac off real well." was referring to the Coming Friday to J Hyland, Steve Broadwell, Bill Brafford and Bill change in position of Dave Ins will go against the Chippewa contingent. State News photo by Donald Sak Williams and Joe Fodell. A6>umu Pkmefaticmt Intral has also been Williams went to the number by the poor weather two doubles competition has not played with Mark Olson, while jtitively in nearly a th after garnishing a 3-2 mark on the hem trip in Lancaster, DURING SPRING TERM Fodell advanced to number one Better. playing with Vetter and Fodell blanked Rick Wnntcn """> Mr*. t;t Van Hooks and Jim Bajor in re, Isawt •key Leaf ys Saturd ;s, 5-1. j nior Chips during Keith Mohr led 7 6.8 the trip average, Club sports two sets and 6-1,6-3. Williams Olson were impressive as they easily equally SOUNDsational four gam iding a team leading next spring's Big Ten Hranilovich dof 75. Sailing Club The Davis, Fries won first with pin In their first regatta of toumey, will continue this place individual awards in combination won 14 of the Varsity Club ng to nu uri of Pi oice of I aul Martin, 5), junior Frank a senior, the spring sailing season, MSU sailors took all honors in the Ohio 23 races sailed during the weekend. season's play with an away game Saturday Cleveland City. against the Marksmen class in the rapid fire, National Match Course and aggregate events. The Big Ten's Commissioner John Dewey Asst. Stereo L.P. otte (80.6) Charles State MSU's second team iggest figh Pistol Club Karate Club will speak at the Varsity Invitational last week. shot, but Drawl w, lot at all i iring (82.0), Mike Mills )) and Rick Quellman .0) competed for Stevens' Institute finished 40 points behind MSU and Notre Dame was competed Ford Spring in Bayview Yacht Club the Henry Regatta at on the MSU Pistol Club members won first place individual and team awards MSU's Jim Durand was a fourth place winner last week in the brown belt Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the club room at Spartan Stadium. Dewey DISCOUNTS Detroit River and finished will speak on the operations April 15 and 16 at the ig partner third in the field of 13 schools. second in a field of nine Central «»»« Michigan IWK Rifle and «U division of the American Karate Association mile ivaraie Association National of the conference. All (now thru Sunday) Timyan, Dickens Qtato t looks li Brafford ail represented in the Spartans spring Team captain Dick Davis with crew Joani Odell won captured £thtow Joint S?L££* chtrcpionship. held members and honoraries are urged to attend. divisions to win the event. ! at going ^lament, the Red Fox "A" division. Freshman MSU fielded a team of mself tot Marilyn Tripp and Joanne rcollegiate Invitational Derrick Fries with crew Quijano sailed in the "A" Sharpshooters to win first I myselfi place team awards in the" bles in I pon, N.C. with the first Mary Ellen Schutz division and Ralph Blasier Sharpshooter class with a IS DEATH THE END OF LIFE? leading the State completed a sweep for MSU and Lori Pearson 5t year.! team total of 1,059. lingent. by winning "B" division. represented MSU in "B" This Week's Bible Lesson can division. Members of the team ike Mick included Ben Foster (261), The nationally seventh- help you find the answers. Come on in )izza (or ranked Tom Hranilovich (260), MSU team will eball's e's ink, HL players set compete tbiv.weekend in a Carol Landis (260) and Ray Landis (278). and read it. Christian Science regatta sponsored by Wayne tgain coi State on the Detroit River. Ms. Landis received an Study Room. UN Lounge of the Rugby Club award for high lady shooter meet Russians The MSU Rugby Club dropped both of its official in the match and received first place Sharpshooter MSU Union. 1 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. Mon. - Fri. I HAGUE (UPI) — Russia clubs. Our team will include matches at the Big Ten awards in the slow fire, ~nada have agreed to players from the National Rugby Tournament last timed fire and aggregate series of eight ice games in September Hockey League, but not necessarily all NHL weekend held at Purdue in Lafayette, Ind. matches. I^The Air Force is for Nurses^ in the Soviet National players," Kryczka said. The Spartans lost to Big who want to go places. Ten champions Illinois, STUDENTS! and a Canadian The agreement marked I Hawaii, Japan, Europe and the U.S. Going places n including players 15-4, and University of . the first large scale FACULTY! I doesn't only mean travel. It also means profes- [the it National Hockey cooperation between Michigan, 36-6, after J sional advancement, with such benefits as: was announced holding a 6-3 halftime lead Canadian and Russian ice the Wolverines. | • great working conditions and challenging over 21 AND OVER work hockey officials opening a MSU, which will host good with frequent increases I • RENT-A-PINTO pay > Kryczka, president new era in hockey. e Canadian Amateur $5/DAY 5c/MILE I* advanced • recognitiontraining and thewith chance for promotion wonderful people CAL L.¬ I Join the Air Force Nurse Jtkey IMA), Association and Andrej FRIDAY, MAY 5th, 8:30 P. M. . your country while you go Corps and help places. 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It is now gaining debts will be difficult. able to take place in implemented in the country momentum, he said. government being tried in He said he hopes the Afganistan is unique in the Afganistan because the area which allowed free work of the Peace Corps Islamic world, a professor of was never colonialized by elections. Though such The legislature has now and U.S. extension services anthropology told foreign powers to any great starts toward free elections passed several laws which will learn from the mistakes University faculty members extent. had been made before they are waiting signature of the they have made in the past. at the University Club Before the 20th century had failed because the king. One would legalize Then they will be able to Tuesday afternoon. the tribal and provincial leaders were simply extremist political parties. help the people improve Louis DuPree, a specialist leaders were often appointed by the tribal Two others would allow for their farming. in Afganistanian and assasinated. These leaders. Du Pree said. free elections for seats on Pakistani culture, said the assasinations were followed However, the new "One thing we must provincial and municipal legislature there is one of by internal fighting for constitution made use of elections, Du Pree said. k>arn to do is to teach them the most representative of succession to the vacant seat the Islamic religion much as to make better use of the the people in the Moslem world. of power. But in 1933 when the the Founding Fathers of the United States made use of many The country is facing problems such as materials with which they are acquainted rather than Which way? Free elections have been reigning king of Afganistan Christianity almost as a debts it must soon pay to giving them tons of Whether you are a cyclist or a pedestrian, held every four years for a was assasinated no power weapon to strengthen the both the United States and fertilizers and seeds which no matter where you want to decade now. Those running sidewalk just for you in this maze behind Fee Hall. g0',l, struggle took place. The law, Du Pree said. This gave the Soviet Union. It is they do not understand," he for office have been able to uncles of the succeeding son the document much more said. State News photo primarily an agricultural by Stephi R« break away from the to the throne all supported importance than past laws. traditional religious and him. While he was growing After the first free elections of the country's history in 1965 the Rally to bock /aw traditional power structure found that the elected officials were not responding to its demands but rather directly to the The Drug- Police Task Severe Hands, the Dogs, marijuana ordinance set for people, Du Pree said. This marijuana ordinance. Originally the hi™ gave many tribal rulers no Force of the Coalition for Omega and the Wild Boys Coalition member Cathy 7:30 p.m. at the East Lansing been scheduled choice but to spend the Human Survival finalized will provide the music. Fix said the group hopes over High School auditorium at at toil the next four years campaigning plans for their free reck Theatrics will be performed 1,000 people turnout for the 509 Burcham Drive. Hannah| School, but i for positions. concert • rally at a Monday by the Company of Man and event. member said Du Pree sharply night meeting. The Streetcomer Society. If the East Lansing City council is because! The concert The purpose of the Council passes the ordinance, cirticized Western observers rally is moJ - crowds" it was who are worried that the planned for 1-7 p.m. pn City Councilman George concern - rally is to publicize the fine for possession of Griffiths is scheduled to and gain support for the marijuana in the city will be building that i legislature is not moving fast Sunday at people's park, more people. enough now. Calling it all behind Wells Hall. speak on the proposed $1 public hearing on the $1 $1. Beginning at noo#_ behind the AdraiJ Building, the Con ^ -V—— //1 Man will \N\ '——^ be | spontaneous theatsl Capital/ Capsu '( « J 0 ) »)\ M les aid the hearing. The coalitfl publicizing theT g THE presenting their 1 DENIAL OF JAMES F. O'NEIL, a petitions within 100 feet of a theater today. ACCESS to public member of Thunf Michigan's State polling place. Friday around cam accomodations because of Board of Education, told a The suit came about when sex became a misdemeanor U.S. Senate committee State Rep. Joseph P. At the same ti recently when Gov. Milliken Wednesday that the Swallow, R - Alpena, leader coalition will be disl signed the bill. metropolitan Detroit area is of a petition drive to place leaflets cont| "teetering on the brink of the issue of a unicameral information i The accommodations massive civil disorders." (one • house) legislature on marijuana ordinaol covered by the law include The com mittee is the ballot, asked the ACLU hearing. hotels, motels, restaurants, interested in President to intervene. theaters, land and water Nixon's busing moratorium conveyances, amusements, and equal educational recreational facilities, THE PERFORMING opportunity proposals. ARTS COMPANY government housing, barber shops, billiard parlors and THE EXECUTIVE POLICE stores. COMMITTEE of the The bill states that Michigan Maycees recently voted unanimously to BRIEF! rooming facilities at educational, religious or support a suit filed by the charitable institutions American Civil Liberties TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE restrooms and locker or Union relative to recent EAST LANSING POLICE unable to find the c| room were called about 1:30 p.m. was described i facilities may be separated of legislation passage Tuesday to Lizard's on male, 30-40 years ol according to sex. prohibiting circulation of Abbott Road to remove a feet nine inches tailT man who was drunk and 160 pounds, wearinj LECTURE CONCERT SERIES creating a disturbance in the hat a.id a long brown 1 bar. Police took the man to presents jail and were escorting him to POLICE ARRESj a cell when he hit an officer, student for i shattering the officer's alcoholic beverage glasses. The man was charged operating a car at 8:1 with being drunk and Monday on Shaw Ir disorderly and with Lot R. Police said hisl assaulting a police officer. been referred to the! Police also report that the County prosecutor'™ man later tore the mattress in Fairchild Theatre his cell apart and threw it TWO NONSTUll into the hall. Damage to the mattress was estimated at FROM Montague^ arrested for poss 355-0148 $44. stolen property abou p.m. Monday near Case Hall whenl TWO COEDS WERE observed them l«f W0RTHSI0E"'°=."f: II DRIVE IN THEATER RUN 3 HIT JOAN SUTHERLAND leaving the Women's IM Building about 9:45 p.m. Monday after attending a dancing class when they saw a bicycle into the rear panel truck, arraigned Tuesday ift in East Lansing D""1 ■ ■ North U.S.27... 482-7409 PROGRAM man standing in the bushes and fined $104 apiea masturbating. Police Coloratura Soprano searched the area but were FELUNI'S VISION OF CATACLYSMIC DECADENCE Li TODY DAMMIT Made between Juliet of the Spirits and Satiricon - an extraordinarily bizarre film. On the same program, see 2 short films by Roger Vadim and Lorie Malle starring JANE and PETER FONDA. Shown 7, 9,11 p.m. 111 Olds Hall Admission $1 e News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 19, 1972 11 Lafriedeberg ™ News omen ■ EDEBERG Staff Writer Shingleton Shingleton emphasized emphasized that students seeking term. They may have background background for for the the long year, reported where all who seeking employment got were one last m to two two per cent over year. In recent years, placing students, Shingleton . in the future," he stated. ■ . in hours, earlier retirement, employment should talk to trouble in initial job predicted. Shingleton suggested the government projects in jobs. they had gone up as much any available staff member placement, but it serves This is because the government and educational health, environment and pte has been a of the Placement Bureau, them well in the long run," "Minority students who as five or six per cent. number of graduates are groups will have to get housing, the development of Etial demand increase Student Services Building, he added. have a college degree will TTiough things do not exceeding the number of together and look at the Un employes and an find jobs, no question about look too different from last more Peace Corps - type* L m starting salaries •'We're getting Minority student demand jobs available. national manpower picture. programs whereby it," Shingleton stated. year, we are going to find "The problem is with us _Ln this year, John acceptances and offers is about the same as last Salaries have increased Shingleton would "graduates could be ourselves with problems now, and it may get worse recommend fewer working ion, director of the daily," he said. temporarily warehoused There is a high demand until Lent Bureau, said and they find their niche," for accountants, mechanical a redistribution of high |J than that, job Int opportunities for JL students will be Le same as last year. engineers, chemical engineers and people in computer sciences, health services and related fields. "Most of the professions U.S. curtails . ntinued from paae one) 'Continued from page one) InfnrmpH Informed militarv rPRPllpH bombings school educationally. to graduates A whole new approach the leisure time of our Jugh the demand for still in high demand," weather and urgent military military sources here said that from cnurppc tactical injured. tu;n rescued, two of them nf I 1mm naar near fha the iamnlAo A :i:t- temples. A military Phnom Penh. The road joins population so that it may be ■ has increased, many are a spokesman said the attacks Phnom Penh and Saigon. Shingleton added. targets appeared to support standpoint it did not make An Army helicopter was "integrated into our total | are coining from the report by military were "very fierce," and there Two provincial capitals were lifestyle" was also Ljng L and industry, Students with a B.A. . „ .... sense to hit the North Vietnamese heartland with shot down 32 miles were indications the relief shelled and an ammunition suggested. very many women the arts and letters fields or sources here. U.S. pilots have southwest of Da Nang, but column now was and petroleum convoy social science fields are least had only a limited chance to hundreds of strikes, then both crewmen excaped |ned in those fields, surrounded, too. The bound for Phnom Penh was >n said in demand, but they often hit targets the command here suddenly drop down to a uninjured. mperiled government ambushed on the Mekong tend to further their considers vital to the Njorth's handful in the southern most By far the most dramatic soldiers are part of a drive to lut 90 per t>ent of the River. Several boats were L find jobs they are education and attain higher current offensive. The dozen provinces. ground action in Indochina encircle the Angkor Wat damaged, and one barge was ■for The others may degrees or go into or so strikes being flown "But this is not a military was centered around the complex, which has been in ^CTATC reported sunk in an earlier NEWS Id jobs right away, professions. currently compare to the situation,"one source said. temple ruins of Angkor Wat North Vietnamese hands fo. ambush just before the ■ they do, they may "We're talking about several hundred flown "The tactical part of it is not n Cambodia's northwest. two years. convoy got to the Vietnam 1 exactly what they immediate job opportunities against the Hanoi and of primary importance. This North Vietnamese troops The Cambodian high border. Haiphong is a political thing. The ■king for, Shingleton for students. A liberal arts areas alone swarmed toward a command said there were a background is excellent Sunday. President is trying to feel out Cambodian relief column half dozen battles, including what North Vietnam is going trying to reach a 1,000 - man a string of fights along to do. It takes time to find government force trapped Highway 1 southeast of out what the other side is • It's What's Happening. going to do. The signs are not that clear." While action was curtailed The Company will hold open The Christian Science Study in the North, U.S. bombers auditions for "Take Three" Room is open from 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday stepped up their attacks from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in through Student Services the East McDonel Hall lower Friday in the UN against North Vietnamese Lounge, Union. All positions in South Vietnam, . p.m. at least two lounge. are welcome to use ■ays before publication, facilities and lending library. logging more than 1,000 ements will be strikes nday and Tuesday in the heaviest raids since the Free U classes ion Dept. meeting today: peak days of the air war from Colloquium will present Norm Carpentry and Tools and 1965 to 1968. Materials Workshop - 7 p.m., Dagan, professor in the Colleges of Education and Human The U.S. Command 109 Bessey Hall; Video Tape and Film - 5 p.m, Synergy. Medicine, speaking on increasing announced the loss of three (ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. interpersonal communication aircraft in the South. lawyer available skills at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Four American crewmen |Wednesday during the 145 Natural Science Bldg. and two South Korean MSU students The MSU Soaring Club will soldiers were killed when an I appointments are asked meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 30 ; with the ASMSU Union. Inauguration of the new SDS will hold a meeting Army helicopter crashed on L office, 307 B Student president will take place. concerning the April 29 Mayday the central coast while March on Washington and show |dg„ or call 353-0659. supporting Korean forces. the film "We Want Jobs" at 8 A four - engine C130 gham County Health Synergy will present chamber tonight in 37 Union. transport plane was hit by hold an Immunization music, including classical guitar, chamber group, harpsicord and enemy fire while trying to n l to 3 p.m. today at flute starting at 8:30 p.m. The American Institute of resupply the embattled sity United Methodist Interior 120 S. Harrison Road. Friday. Designers Student provincial capital of An Loc, Chapter will present Alden Dow 60 miles north of Saigon. It ; will be available for The MSU speak'ng on environmental crashed 25 miles from nonths through adult. Bicycling Club will design a, "» p.m. today in 104B meet at 7:30 p.ir. today in 203 Wells Hall. Saigon. All six crewmen were Men's Intramural Bldg. ■ £[ iups with reading |ind organizational files jnge of the Union, Union Board The MSU Promenaders invited all interested people to meet for folk and square danfjng at 7 p.m. today in 34 Women's Intramural Bldg. Zolton Ferency of the tied students and spouses Michigan Human Rights Center will speak to the MSU Pre - Law participating in at Club at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in softball, call for further 1 IS Eppley Center. Ted Ward, professor of education, will speak to Campus Action at 9 p.m. Thursday in 31 The Free U Bike Repair Class will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at 445 Abbott Road (Nexus Co-op). ft will be an orientation B of the Public Interest p Group in Michigan for The MSU Students etitioners at 7:30 p.m. Objectivism will hold in the Union Lounge. organizational meeting a tonight in 35 Union. ut about living options campus before sign • will be a meeting at 7 rsday in 334B South rtan Shotgun Club first shoot at 6 p.m. ■in 208 Men's Intramural 203 E.GRAND RIVER nterested in attending lional Antiwar "on will meet at 8 Washable Nylon Jean Jackets ar Board will meet today in the Union [ Room. Old and new urRcd to attend. 'V and Thursday in the • Lightweight, wind resistant, washable nylon •Great with jeans, pants P versity ()f Nebraska and •Snap front closings • Elasticized waist for slim, trim styling •Back center vent with snap tab • Select from snap pocket or zipper pocket style. |nilte"'VV,S"y s,u"ding • Navy, red, brown, blue, In. J'","*1 tol'ege purple I® "f An n,s in the |b|c Af,s Utters are •Sizes S, M, L 3rd HIT-' MANTIS IN LACE" 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday Your GoldeftOpportunity! /llllllltlllltlllllM! ^01 / / IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIXllllll: llllllllllllllllllllllllllll / IlllllllllllllllillltllUIIIU SPECIAL: 10 words for "•3,isn 5 daysfor$5. NO CANCELLATIONS! 355-8255 SPECIAL! CALL NOW! GET Action WITH A Automotive Automotive Automotive Scooters & Cycles Employment Employment tor Rt>,h | WantAd CHEVELLE - MALIBU, 1968. Automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, MGB 1966. AM/FM, condition. Convertible, blue. new tires. Super 332-6295 or VOLKSWAGEN Carpet, new BUS 1966. enBine with $1450. HONDA condition. CL-350 very Excellent good buy. MODELS 485-6617 WANTED. for appointment. Call REGISTERED NURSE. ROSELAWN MANOR, 707 ♦AUTOMOTIVE Bdio. $1275. 355-6385. D-5-4-24 $450,353-8364.5-4-19 20 4 28 Armstrong Road has position available 7-3:30 shift, full time. STUDIO sublease. 6 APARTMJ Scooters & Cycles 332-3914. D-5-4-25 1967 HAR LEY-DAVIDSON MANAGEMENT TRAINEE: Excellent salary and benefits. Close to months J1 MUSTANG 1967 convertible. VOLKSWAGEN Camp 1964,74, campus New college division of 124 Apply in person 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Parts & Service CHEVELLE 1969, economical 6 289 automatic. Good engine Mobile, German outfitting, good condition. Call year old highly respected life or call 393-5680 Mrs. Swan pool. Call 3 7 2-9089 Ji Aviation cylinder, poly - glass tires, pop-up top. AM/FM radio. 834-2345 after 12 p.m. •EMPLOYMENT Ziebarted, excellent shape. 353-4263. D-5-4-25 and tires. 353-8160. D-5-4-25 Good tires, clean condition. $1200. 337-1160 after 4 p.m. D-5-4-25 insurance company. New college plan announced at Personnel. 5-4-19 summertImeT OLDSMOBILE FOR TEACHERS Inew or 88. 1962 Miami, Florida convention in ljVjn1 * FDR RENT D-5-4-24 ... and the CHEVV BISCAYNE 19 67. convertible, dependable, runs April 1972. Completely new experienced.) Counsellors Apartments Houses Excellent condition. $600 or good, $75. 484-1090. 1-4-19 VOLKSWAGEN 1970. Blue, opportunity for the right needed for non - selling easy - if 1 iv»n' at yoJ Those approved positions with COMPTONS Rooms best D-5-4-25 offer. 332-8635. OPEL RALLY 1971. $1700. sunroof, low mileage, best man or men. by Home Office will train at ENCYCLOPEDIA. These are Cedfl •FOR SALE Very good condition. Must offer. 332-5053, Bruce. BEST OFFER. 1970 Honda $600 per month, minimum choice positions for the Village! 450cc street scrambler. Call Animals CHEVY 1965. Impala. Excellent sell. 339-8025. D-5-4-25 D-5-4-24 349 3855. 3-4-21 salary plus bonus. Phone exceptional! Paul Conklin, shape, extremely good engine. VW 482-6275 immediately. Regional Manager for Mobile Homes 1964 bug. re-built engine, Call, 349-3784. D-5-4-24 PONTI AC CATALINA 5-4-20 COMPTONS. 489-1276. dependable, $375. BSA 650 Scrambler 1969. •Lost & Found convertible, 1964. Clean, some rust, D-5-4-21 351-5 351-3118. D-5-4-25 Semi-custom, 2,800 miles. •PERSONAL CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1963. excellent transportation. DREAM JOB. Teach make • up Excellent condition. 0 W I T T PEANUTS PERSONAL Full power, very dependable $325. Phone: 882-9734 after Extras. methods used in Hollywood MODELS WANTED for full time e - no^J 351-7399. D-5-4-21 apartments. Just REAL ESTATE t r a n spo rtat 332-8643. D-5-4-25 ion . $7 5 . 5 p.m. 3-4-19 Scooters & Cycles for Natural or High Style looks. Training at oui employment 489-8458. 519 East Michigan Avenue. distance from Capitol gL RECREATION TRIUMPH 650 Tiger, 1971. Lansing. Private PORSCHE 1965. Mechanically expense. Money is good if AMERICAN MASSAGE •SERVICE ACCESSORIES DONT' STOP - $1100. Excellent condition. entrances. sound. Make an offer. you're ambitious. Can lead to INCORPORATED. 10-5-1 CORVETTE, 1960, cubic inch, At the new CUSTOM CYCLE 337-9679. 3-4-21 furnished, Instruction 3 speeds on the floor. Fair 1-584-6424. 10-5-1 executive position. VIVIANE carpet J SHOP, 1806 East Michigan. RESEARCH AND photo copy bedroom, storage a Typing Service condition. Call after 5 p.m. WOODARD COSMETICS, RAMBLER 1 965. Good Call 482-4501, 5-4-19 HONDA 250. Completely pets. $150 per center needs full time i TRANSPORTATION 339-9434. 1-4-19 reconditioned, $300. subsidiary of Geneial Foods. condition. $175 or best offer. assistant, sales and front security deposit r 351-7528 after 5 p.m„ before 351 6623 O-19 4 28 WANTED Call after 7 p.m. 353-3689. GOOD PUY. Honda 50, 2,600, Phone 669 9879 office, experience preferred a . COUGAR 1967. Power steering $150, helmet. After 5 353-4560. D-5-4-25 DEADLINE and brakes, factory tape, air. 3-4-19 351-9191. D-5-4-25 p.m. MARKETING-BUSINESS Call 351-9100. C-4-28 _ P.M.. 669-9815. 2242jl 1 P.M. one class day After five, 351-1995. 3-4-20 Majors. Great experience for 1 AND 2 bedroom before publication. RENAULT R-10 1969. Excellent 1970 TRIUMPH 500 Trophy. MARRIED COUPLES or single apart J Excellent. $875 or you in part time sell ing - good minutes from Msu. ic condition. $800/offer. 1970 BRIDGESTONE 175, best offer, individuals with no children hurricane 355-3711.3-4-21 money too. Call Roger, married couples or CUTLASS - CONVERTIBLE 482-4380 after 6 p.m. scrambler, good needed to run grig- Cancellations/Cor- 351-1331. GROLIER. a Halfway students. Minutes 1967, new top, tires are great. D-5-4-24 condition, $400. Bridgestone House in Lansing J rections 12 noon one 0-3-4-20 area. Free - $800. 485-7958. 5-4-21 100, TMX, $325. Honda 90 HONDA CL 350, 1971, 2,600 room /board plus $100 per shopping, drug store, o| class day before RENAULT 1968. radio. New step - through $200. miles. Excellent condition. or busline to Ltil PART TIME month. Call Douglas Price student publications. DATSUN PICK-up 1971. Radio, tires, clutch, 30 mpg, $600. 337-1383 after 6 p.m. After six, 484-1061. 3-4-21 393-4990. 3 4 20 Elementary school leg rust - proofed. $1850. 224 482-1729. D-5-4-24 339-8326. B-1-4-19 employment 12-20 hours / block. For appoints week. Automotible required. PHONE Gunson, East Lansing. BRIDGESTONE 1971, 350, 394-0733 351-5800 for information. 355-8255 351-4780.2-4-19 SCOUT 1965 . Four wheel YAMAHA 1971 350cc. Rated GTO, low mileage. 332-4106, For Rent N E L LE R PROPE'1 C-2-4-20 M A N A G best 350 by "Cycle." ask for Jim. 1-4-19 E M El drive, no rust, snow tires, RATES 10 wcird minimum DODGE DART 1968. 6, balloon tires. 349-0334. Excellent condition. DEPARTMENT < MOTHER'S HELPER for PARKING, KEDZIE Street, one automatic, well - maintained, 332-2775. 3-4 21 SUZUKIS TC200 1968, and 5-4-19 block from campus. $20 WORDS No. DAYS one owner, $950. 351-8629. TS250 with GYT kit 1970. Chicago family with three children. Flexible, patient remainder of term. 351-1122. 3 5 10 D-5-4-24 1971 SUZUKI 500cc, $575. Let's dicker. Phone 337-1239 Yes. .Wei SUPERVAN CAMPER, 1965. person desired. Room, board 3-4-19 iMiia ToT 13.00 1970 engine, standup top, 8 Also, man's 10 speed Monday, Wednesday, Friday EL CAM I NO 1968. V-8 - after 5:30 p.m., weekends. plus salary. Some traveling. track, excellent. 332-0106. Schwinn, 1-851-8713. CAR SPACES. 1H blocks from EOEEB 4.80 7.80 15.60 automatic, power steering D-5-4-25 1-4-19 355-7404, 349-2753. m nm 16.00 9.75 19.50 and brakes. Good tires, low mileage, aluminum cab - high D-5-4-25 TRAVEL IN EUROPE THIS 1952 HARLEY "74" Chopper. x-3-4-21 Berkey. 332-3885. D-5-4-25 $1/week. Call have locati TOYOTA CORONA 1969. iFI MUSICIANS: ORGANIST, lead 023 7.20 11.70 23.40 cover, excellent condition. AM/FM radio, good SUMMER in exchange for Over $2Qf%\,Ovested, asking 25' x 50' garden plots for rent. $1575 firm. Call 393-3304. $1600. 432- 2957after 5 guitar, drum, sax. To work babysitting with a 3 year old. p.m. QJES33 8.00 13.00 26.00 3-4-21 condition. Call 393-1136.3-4-20 Will, We will pay most expenses. 5-4-21 June, July, August. Reply $12 per season. 4444 South WATER'S EDGE| Box D-4, State News. Hagadorn. 332-3788 after 5 23 ESQ 10.00 16.25 32.50 Call 353-7971. 2-4-20 pjD. B-1-4-19 and FIAT 1968 D-10-5-2 Coupe, 33 mpg, RIVER'S EDGEl 347 Student Services Bldg. $800, bargain. After 4 p.m., TRIUMPH 250, 1969. Good 1971 SUZUKI 90. Excellent A uto Service & Parti condition, new battery. GIRLS WITH the gift of gab. TV AND STEREO rental. All students ads must be prepaid 627-2795. 3-4-21 $500. 485-2813 after 4 p.m. condition $325 or best offer. Call Brian, 351-9601. 3-4-19 VW G UA R ANTE ED repj Full and part time telephone Satisfaction guaranteed. Free next to Cedar Vi| D-5-4-25 RANDY'S MOBIL. 196 at delivery service and pick up. FIAT positions available. $2.00 an 332-4432 850 Spider 1969. $800. Okemos Road. 349 9620 hour ' plus bonus. Calf No deposit. Call NEJAC, j Call after 5 p.m. 355-7853. SUZUKI 125cc. Like new, 2.500 The State News will be TRIUMPH TR-250 1968. 337-1300. C-4-28 3-4-19 miles. $300. 351-6868 after 9 < 4 28 393-7480. RELIABLE BEAL STREl responsible only for the Overdrive, stereo tape. Good first day's incorrect car, excellent condition. p.m. D-5-4-24 M/. ,ON BODY CONSTRUOTION. 3-4-21 APARTMENTS. Summerf FORD CONVERTIBLE 1965. SHOP. 812 East fall, 1 block from ca 332-1762. D-5-4-25 insertion. Power steering and brakes. YAMAHA 350, 1968. New Kalama/oo Street . . Since DELIVERIES- AGGRESSIVE Apartments bedroom, 2 perl Excellent and beautiful. 1940. Complete auto young men with cars, needed Furnished, balcony! TRIUMPH 1968. GT - 6, good pistons, paint. Excellent road 337-9295. D-5-4-25 bike. 349-3784. D-5-4-24 painting and collision service. to deliver tickets in Greater NEED TWO men for Cedar conditioned. Refl car. Best offer. 355-0140 8-5 IV5-0256. C-4-28 Lansing area. Sales or public p.m., after 372-2332. 3-4-19 Village, Fall, Winter, Spring contact background helpful. Automotive FORD 1965. 6 cylinder, HONDA 1971, 350 chopper. KEEP '72. Call 351-3147. 5-4-21 automatic, 65,000 miles. $750 or best offer. 351-8069, ON TRUCKIN' Repair Days or nights, paid in cash TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, 1968. Good condition. 351-4139. work on Volkswagen, bugs, daily. 393-9400. 2-4-20 Good 337-0269. D-5-4-24 AMX 1969. 343 cubic, 4-speed, 8 condition, no rust. busses MARIGOLD 4-4-19 or Ghias. GRAND track stereo. 30,000 miles. Tonneau cover. $850. RIVER HONDA 100 Street Scrambler, CITGO, 1054 East LONG HAIR? Can't find a full APARTMENTS £ xcellent condition. 353-0170.3-4-20 Grand FORD FAIRLANE 1967,4-door, excellent condition. 1971, River. 351 9274 or part time job? Like talking 351-1326. D-5-4-25 711 Burcham - 911 6 cylinder, $400. Call after 9 C 4-28 to people? Sell over the 1969 TRIUMPH 1600 miles. 332-0775. Marigold. Large deluxe Spitfire Mark furnished CAMARO 350SS 1968. 4 speed, p.m. 694-0318. 7-4-20 III. Mechanically sound, good D-5-4-24 phone, mornings or nights. one bedroom GIRL WANTED (or <1 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. Commission apartments. Now leasing for radial tires, good condition. paid, average Cedar Village, summer ■ paint and tires. Best offer Summer and Fall. Call 485-6202. $1300 or best MERCURY MONTEREY 1966. BRIDGESTONE 350, 1970%, CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 $60 to $80 per week. 337-7328 for appointment. 353-6107. 3-4 21 over $1300. 371-3695 Power steering and brakes. 1500 miles, East Kalamaroo Street, 1 393-9400. 2-4-20 anytime. D-7-4-27 excellent Best offer. 393-2529. motorcycle. Must sell. mile West of campus. SUMMER: CAPITOL VILLA, THREE GIRLS, Fall-S| CHARGER 1971. 383, V-8 D-5-4-24 487 5055. C 351-1966. D-5-4-24 three-man, furnished, air, Cedar Village, 353$ automatic. Power steering 1960 WILLYS JFEP mail truck, pool. $165. 332-8411. 332-6618. D-5-4-25 and brakes. AM radio. Bright M GA 1 600, 1960, red-, right hand drive does not run. M U F F L ERS, TRIUMPH TROPHY 500, 1969, BRAKES, D-5-4-25 blue with white vinyl top. 677-0265 after four, $30. SHOCKS completely restored. Offers 9,000 miles. Excellent and Springs DUPLEX AND ap $2400 or best offer. 2-4-20 installed at Rock Bottom over $800. 337-0221. condition. 484 8296, ANN ARBOR: Deluxe 2 man. Furnished, air ■ co __371[-4994^ 3-4-21^ D-5-4-25 489-6915. D-5-4-24 LOW PRICES. HEIGHTS Available May through $150 and up, for su AUTO CHEVY II 1962. Dependable, VOLKSWAGEN 1964, great PARTS. 485-2276. OVERSEAS JOBS for students. August. Phone fall. Call 5:30-7:30 J MGB 1971, convertible, white KAWASAKI MACH III,, 500cc, C-1-4-19 Australia, Euroim, South 313-663-5127. 3-4-20 332-2110. D-5-4 25 good tires. Interior. $90. condition, new tires, gas - x with black top. Excellent scratchless America, Africa, etc. All After 5 p.m., 487-0763. heater, $3 75 . 351-4334. gOtO ion, 3,500 1-4-19 condition. 627-9322. 3-4-19 1-4-19 actual miles, $650. 351-1242. professions and occupations, SUBLET SUMMER, 2-man, APARTMENT TO 3-4-19 Aviation $/00 to $3,000 monthly' summer. CYCLE INSURANCE Expenses paid, overtime, 2. Pri.flfc~aotiab*| Central LEARN sightseeing. Free information. 337-1435. S 5-4 If NEXT TERM LIVE IN TO - FLY I Complete Michigan's Largest insurer, flight training. All courses are Write JOBS OVERSEAS, any cycle, any rate. 144 government and VA certified. Dept Q-2, P.O. Box 15071, WALK TO campus, <1 NEED IMMEDIATE'"' - Girl North Harrison, East Lansing FRANCIS AVIATION. San Diego, California 92115 for 731 nents. summer and fall, 1020J EAST LANSING'S or 332-5335. LANSING. 0-15-4-28 LLOYD'S OF Airport Road. Call 484 1 324 C 4 28 204 27 $50/m 351 -440^. 10-4-24 .10 depositl Street. 489-1893. D-Wi PART TIME, 8 men, evenings MILFORD STREET 126,(i NICEST STUDENT and Saturdays. Don't work for NOW LEASING $2-$3/hour if more. 489 3494, C you are worth DOWNTOWN furnished 1 LANSING, bedroom efficiency, $97.50 including APARTMENTS . . . "731" FOR SUMMER PART TIME verification of - Outside phone sales. heat. 393-1313.3-4-20 Car required. Flexible hours. At "731 ' you'll liau' jiood times, friends & FALL Guaranteed 332-1497.3-4-19 wage. Phone and a »ood manager * 10 LOCA T/ONS * WITHIN WALKING FULL OR part time Pharmacy DISTANCE OF CAMPUS OR ON clerk, experienced only need THE • IIAISTEAD BUS LINE" apply. Must be neat. Call Plus these features: 349-4410 or 349-1702 after 6 p.m. 3-4-19 1 1416 Haslett Rd. BAY COLONY • Shag iar|>elin|> 351-3211 FOOD AND cocktail i ' BEECHWOOD 1130 Beech St. 351 - 5986 Apply at ROSARIO'S • Fine furnishings RESTAU RANT AND 235 Delta St. DELTA LOUNGE, 1957 North 332 - 0563 Cedar • All Street, Holt. D-5-4-21 appliances unhiding dishwasher EVERGREEN 341 Evergreen 332-8295 135 FROM WHERE you sit, check • HASLETT ARMS Colllngwood Air conditioning the better jobs in 351 - 4627 today's Classified Ads. PRINCETON ARMS 1316 Haslett Rd. 21. Type measure 351 - 1647 40. Went • Heated pool BABYSITTER four weekdays. NORTH POINTE 1240 Haslett Rd. 351 - 2353 V/, 19 For"11"! UNIVERSITY TERRACE 424 Mich. Ave. plus much more! 332-2189 635 Abbott Rd. uncle P UNIVERSITY VILLA 337 - 9341 ?l But!"" I 24. PnnW 1 INN AMERICA 2736 E. Grand River Three and two man apartments available. See Resident 337 - 1621 Manager for showing. 13 m ?6 • |iM T Audit" I MM* I SIGN YOUR LEASE NOW!! * tor 3 mth. summer lease. m As low as $450 ■' :s ft Roomate service available. ■r phone GIRLS, SINGLE room, 3 blocks CYCLOPS STUDIOS, 220 BELL AND HOWELL, SLR, fl.8 676-2288. 2-4-21 travel METAL, in good North Africa, Orient. Write arrangements. See condition. 1-0255 or 337-124 3 from Union. Available Albert Street, 332-0573. also, 35mm, 95mm lens, STUDENTOURS, 129 East .22 rifle and C-2-4-19 CHAMPION 1969, 12' S.T.O.P., 2150 - C Shattuck, shotgun. Call 353-9589 days, immediately. 351-5076 after filters, like new. List $325, x 50', on Grand River, 351-2650. KTIC DEAL, Berkeley, California 94704. 487-3096 evenings. S '/1 price, 4 p.m. 3-4-19 asking $165. 484-0495. lot, partly furnished. Must C-5-4-24 Or see Travel Agent. 1-4-19 J'icana. Bediately. Remainder Male needed HALLICRAFTER SX-111 B-1-4-19 sell. D-5-4-24 Best offer. 393-5047 . DONT FORGET blood FEMALES, OWN room, kitchen, receiver, $100. Excellent 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. comes 1>9 term. 332-2253.3-4-20 STROLL-O-CHAIR. Makes into RUSSIA - SCANDINAVIA only from people. Save a life. parking. Block from campus. condition, phone 484-3231 Lowest prices in town! 50 Give blood. Professional Summer, fall etc. 351-1122. after 5:30 p.m. X-5-4-20 high-chair, stroller, buggy, Lost & Found 5 wks. $350 inclusive. copies, $1.50. Copies, better PUS 2-man for summer bassinette, rocking chair, and cheaper then printing! London departures. Small let Air - conditioned, SPECIAL RATE on Classified baby tender, table and chair, THE PAPER EATER LOST SMALL shaggy, blonde, group camping travel (ages |351-6647. D-5-4-24 EAST LANSING - Employed Ads this week. 10 words for 5 etc. Excellent condition. $66. male terrier/poodle, child's 18 - 30). Also Europe, 9-9, 211 Abbott Road, C-4-28 days for $5. NO Call 487-5081 before 5 p.m. 351-4321. C-19-4-28 gentleman or student, 3 pet, 351-2198. 3-4-20 Africa. Write: Whole Earth deluxe luxury CANCELLATIONS. Take or 489-0101 after 5 p.m. blocks from Union. 443 Grove ■r'men t in Haslett, Street. Call 332-0205. 3-4-19 advantage of this once a year 1-4-20 LOST: GIRL'S High School class Expeditions, Ltd., U.S. READ TV FACTS, distributed NEEDED: VOLUNTEERS and . private bedroom, offer! Call NOW! 355-8255. Agents for Transit Travel W.S.I.'s to work at Michigan ring, red stone with initials every Wednesday at your ■anytime Mark, 353-4377 TEAC 4010S Ltd., Box 1497, K.C. Mo. School for the Blind. On 5-4-21 tape deck. Like K.L. $10 reward. Call, local merchants. C-11-4-28 |9296.3-4-20 ROOMS, SINGLES AND new. $300. Will Dicker! 64141 Tuesday, Wednesday, DOUBLES. Cooking 353-7451.3-4-20 ANTIQUE GREEN, GOLD 2 - 489 7 218. D-5-4-25 FOR SALESPOWER try a little Thursday afternoons and 0 share facilities. Utilities paid. Call apartment, own piece living room suite and MEMORIAL WEEKEND: Classified Ad to sell a large Wednesday evenings. Contact "• 372-8077. C 4-28 LOST: "FREE", dark gray Immediate through Provincial table, good DYNACO SCA-80 amplifier, Nassau, $139. Toronto, $59. mobile home! Dial 355-8255 Recreation Director at *. female cat. 332-3824 or 3514465. D-5-4-24 condition. 485-5700. TEAC A-24 stereo cassette May 26-29. Deluxe packages. today. 373-3730 after 1 p.m. 1-4-19 MEN, SHARE room, in clean, 337-9390. Thanks. D-5-4-24 D-5-4-21 deck, two Dynaco A-25 Call STUDENTOURS, «3 rooms quiet house. Cooking. Close and bath speaker systems and Koss 351-2650. C-5-4-24 $ 1 30/term. 485-8836, ■'fed, • loVed. 2 ■'month plus utilities students No IV4-4948. 3-4-20 pats. or and »'A"0 0000' 487 5753. 0-19 4 28 487-5753.0-19-4-28 FURNITURE, 3complete fo(. on|y $37? FURNITURE 627-9600. BR0OKS PRO 4/AA headphones, $400. Call 353-7472. 1-4-19 Personal WATERBEDS. GREAT pleasure, SPAIN: PRE-SUMMER June8-19, complete package break. , ColluigUioot) ROOM FOR man. Across from D-5-4-21 TWO P.A. speaker Columusw/8 $219. Inquire: T. Union. 2U'/> Grand River., 6" Jensens. $120. 60 OHM great guarantee from $9.50, no better buy. 351-0717. STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. means 4 juneetimni?diltelv upt,8irs'5"4'19 YOU CAN see the savings with 355-8791. D-54-25 D-5-4-21 C-5-4-24 I•1"Mr campus' 35u£?' Qualitv fl,asses from 0p,ical KLH STEREO model 24 with J"ATELY. Girl" for ' FURNISHED, SUMMER fall, across from campus. 334 Michigan. 337-2793. 6-4-21 and Discount, 2615.EastMichigan Avenue. 372-7409. C-5-4-21 FM radio, Panasonic RF like new, 1600 $170; 6-band Head for the Woods! *G? radio, $75. 353-8860 after 7 ■!*; ,hree-man. Rent MAMIYA C-330 Excellent p.m. 2-4-20 Burcham Woods, that is — a 1,. 'ca 11V reduced. SINGLES. COOKING, parking, condition, $250. Phone: *S3.D-5-4-24 close. Available now. 327 371-3930 5-4-19 complex of furnished studio, =5 iI I crest. 332-61 18, COLE'S BAKERY 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom Surplus Bakery foods at reduced HoiUt>S 337 9612.2-4-20 12 STmNG Yamaha guitar, prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off at retail L RCA portable stereo apartments. rOUSE »or Fa|| prices, great eating, great J10™ apartment. in p° wi(h o SINGLE, MALE student. Block phonograph-, Becky economyl SURPLUS campus, cooking, parking. 337-0468. D-5-4-24 STORE, 640 South Waverly, |Vrea Call 353.8164 314 Evergreen. 332-3839. 3-4-21 _ NEWSTANDARD encyclopedia, immediately North of 1-496 Ample parking Heated pool movie camera, tripod, camera expressway. C-3-4-21 Optional bars WANTED: CO-ED with room or and flash. 349 4986. 34-20 NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER NATIONAL (PANASONIC) apartment to share during summer term. Reply, P.O. SONY 255 tape recorder, 3 years Auto-Reverse 776 stereo tape Studio - $129/mth. recorder. $85. 353-3249. Box 487, St. Joseph, old, excellent condition, $85. D-5-4-25 1 bedroom — $149/mth. Michigan 49022. B 1-4-19 349-3397.3-4-20 2 bedroom — $179/mth. 5^ tduck' alto rwALfibtfv ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES room for romance urc get BURCHAM WOODS "Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking •Dishwashers •New Furniture 745 Burcham •Model 'Shag Carpeting Open Daily 351-3118 2771 Northwind Call 351 8282 If no answer call 484-4014 (Behind the Yankee Store) 14 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. April 19 Repas bid (Continued from page one) At last. Fresh Cosmetics. procedures. In fact, over the past 20 years I have taught Because you make them grievance yourself With more courses on handling than this state and country." anyone else in possibly in the at home. Repas estimated that he has taught about 250 courses nationally on Bor)i)G Bell's Well Spriijg of Beauty grievance procedures. a new two He is also the author of AFL - CIO manuals concept in cosmetics^ which explain grievance Now, it's possible for you to make rights of employes in private cosmetics that are thoroughly modern, and federal employment. yet contain the natural nutrition nature has to offer. He added that he has had Well Spring is a basic beauty practical experience in blend that contains over 20 emulsi- processing grievances fiers, emollients, and moisturizers. because of his efforts to Follow the Recipe Booklet. Add rescind the Nov. 30, 1971, fresh cucumber juice to Well Spring censure motion. and shake. Magically, before your eyes, a clean, cool, refreshing cream. Repas and Trustee Clair A. White, D - Bay City, were Or, add milk and make a protein moisturizer. censured by the Academic Council for their actions in Make your own creams, lotions, hair treatments and cleansers fresh releasing the faculty pay list. The motion to censure each day, as you need them. was introduced by You will find Well Spring your Frederick D. Williams, unending source of beauty. See a chairman of FAFCC. demonstration in our cosmetic de¬ partment now. Hie letter also informed the FAFCC of Repas' COSMETICS DEPT. MEN'S experience in investigating grievances on this campus. "I American University served on Assn. the Professors of LIKE IT? BUY IT WITH- KNIT SHIRTS committee which examined m the refusal of this 100% combed cotton in assorted institution to reappoint stripes. With Professor Bertram Garskof as well as the American Civil handy pocket. Made in U.S.A. Sizes: S-M-L-XL. 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