Thursday MICHIGAN STATE MEWS Buccaneer . . . days celebrations begin STATE Sunny . •" Corpus Chrirti, today Tex., to recognize the area's UNIVERSITY . . high . and near warm 70. today with a history- „e64 Number 147 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 27,1972 Nixon vows to continue U.S. troop withdrawals, attacks on North Viets WASHINGTON (AP) President people of South Vietnam or on the of the battle. We can now see the - battlefield in South Vietnam." day Nixon said Wednesday night he is when no more Americans will be withdrawing another 20,000 American While Nixon said that South involved there at all." troops from Vietnam by July 1. But Vietnam still needs air and sea he vowed to continue U.S. air and Nixon said Ambassador William C. support, he added that his naval attacks on North Vietnam until Porter was going back into the Paris Vietnamization program of training it ends its "naked and talks Tuesday "with one very unprovoked . .. and equipping the Saigon specific invasion" of the South. government's army "has proved itself purpose in mind. "We will not be defeated," Nixon sufficiently that we can continue our "We are not resuming the Paris declared in a nationally broadcast program of withdrawing American talks simply in order to hear more report to the nation, "and we will forces.. . enemy propaganda and bombast from never surrender our friends to 'The South Vietnamese are the North Vietnamese and fighting Vietcong Communist aggression." Scuffle The chief executive said the United States is returning to the Paris courageously and well in their self defense and . . . have made great delegates," he said, "but with the constructive to get on business of ^Olumbia University students and New York police clashed during antiwar protests at the university on Tuesday. The demonstration was in protest of renewed U.S. talks today with the aim of peace halting the progress and are now bearing the brunt making peace." Vietnam. The campus was reportedly quiet on bombings on North month - old invasion and "with the Wednesday. AP firm expectation that productive talks FOR TODAY'S ELECTION Wirephoto leading to rapid progress will follow i highlands through all available channels." The President spoke shortly after d ispatches renewed from North Saigon told of Vietnamese against the city of Quang Tri south of drive a Four rep N.Viets' drive slows the demilitarized zone (DMZ), and while the fate of much of the Central Highlands of South Vietnam remained uncertain under heavy offensive considered klGON (AP) — The North destroyed culverts and damage to the The South Korean command As he announced over radio and By JANE SEABERRY Massoglia said the petitions did not namese drive in the central roadway. claimed 705 enemy soldiers had been television that U.S. troop levels would State News Staff Writer comply with the regulation stating that [ndsdowd Wednesday and South Unless the North Vietnamese killed since the fight for the pass began be cut in the next two months to "norrinations shall be by not less than 15 In troops to the east cleared the I?turn' work can be rushed so April 11. Korean casualties were listed 49,000 — or 500,000 below the level Charles Massoglia, elections valid signatures of voters from the J from a vital pass that may open the °°nv°ys can ™ \*£?'"■ The at 51 killed and 115 wounded. when he took office three years commissioner, Wednesday refused to candidate's college." fay for resumption of convoys to ^way ' runs from Qui Nhon to The situation appeared serious in Nixon solicited public support for his ago — validate petitions of four candidates, Massoglia would not comment iled highland cities. Pteiku one of the two major cities in coastal Binh Dinh Province. Landing determination to "be steadfast. not scheduled to run for ASMSU further on the nature of the petition major threat developed in th® highlands threatened by the enemy . . er Zone Delta, a government base falter." discrepancies. on representative in today's election for al highlands behind the South offensive, Highway 1, was given up under heavy not "meeting the criteria established in The names of those student with kns, however. North Vietnamese Movmg behind armored personnel attack Wednesday afternoon. He said: invalid petitions could not be released, the election regulations." k swarmed out of the hills into a company of Korean "The Communists have failed Massoglia said, but the names of Enemy forces seized bridges on the . . . "There is no question that these fcastal Binh Dinh Province, seized infantrymen reached the top of An coastal highway, Amett said, by Their one remaining hope is to win in candidates allowed to run will be listed Fbase oy the Congress of the United States, and people have not met the requirements and pushed into three ^he P^, met no opposition and a merely scattering the militiamen of candidacy. Further than that 1 have on the ballots. among the people of the Unitad States As of 9 p.m. Wednesday, students jousdlHricts. p1,ne" e returned to the main assigned to defend them, the victory no comment," Massoglia said. le North Vietnamese are north of they cannot win among the with certified petitions are: bay 19, where the South Koreans College of Arts and Letters: Andrew operating at An Khe Pass. But Holliday, Downers Grove, fll., senior; Id the enemy push south to Qui Willie Louise Bell, Flint freshman; B. Drug dealing L the gateway to Highway 19, the Neil Bartlett, Saginaw sophomore; and Iwould be closed again. Terry Luke, Detroit senior. I past offensives, the enemy goal College of Agriculture and Natural teen to seize the Resources: Curt McKinnon, Detroit highlands and EDITOR'S NOTE: State News staff for 90 per cent of his expenses. junior; Michael Gaubatz, Rochester | Dinh Province to sever South Last year, devote his full - time to his blooming big, making $2,000 a day just by freshman. n at its waist. The objective in writer Robert Bao spent weeks talking he quit. sitting in her house. Well, a couple of bring offensive seems to be the to campus marijuana dealers and Dave, a Detroit senior, began Last months ago the Mafia offered a College of Business: Ron Wahula, month, he quit. Roseville junior. police officials dealing marijuana in 1967, then One contract that she couldn't refuse." to produce the by one, successful dealers have Korean spokesman and John Paul progressed to synthetic hallucinogens been quitting the drug scene during A contract one "can't refuse" is College of Natural Science and following inside look at the campus (mescaline, psylocibin and STP) until Lyman Briggs: none the senior U.S. adviser in the drug scene. Throughout this series, the past year even though the national usually offered at gun - point. he was turning over 2,000 tablets a Social Science and James Madison i, announced that An Khe trend — from the recent surfeit of Ex dealers here say that for several - fictitious names are used for students week at 50 cents profit each. colleges: Douglas Dinning. Detroit been cleared after more than favorable reports to the increasing years, organized crime has stayed out involved in the drug traffic. Six months ago, he quit. of the marijuana business because the sophomore; Hans J. Sudar, Hamilton, keeks of sharp fighting, public acceptance of grass — seems to Charlie, a Pontiac senior, dealt in profits were small compared to those Ontario, sophomore; Ed Grafton, pociated Press correspondent John, a Chicago senior, dealt parallel the changing attitudes towards I Amett pot during peak seasons, in Hawaiian alcohol (Please (Please turn to page reported from Qui Nhon vigorously for two years during his during the last - gasp years of turn to page 15) 16) Woodrose in the draught seasons, and prohibition. |the highway is still closed by college career, earning enough to pay at one point dropped out of school to They have quit, they say, because City council hears the marijuana/acid • pure distribution networks have become contaminated with heroin, cocaine, and ultimately — >ace talk reopenings linked death. "Dealing is not like it used to be," Charlie lamented. "A lot of dealers arc now carrying guns for self - defense against organized rip - offs by a bunch pot penalty debate his (AP1 secret bargaining sessions of small time punks. - "I predict," he continued, "that violence is going to spread like the By KAREN ZURAWSKI State News Staff Writer East Lansing City Council took no Lansing High School auditorium. Many speakers at the hearing, which lasted nearly four hours, expressed discontent with the proposed $1 pot - The I ini,.,111 this after the United States has returned Ziegler said "we are not interested in recent herion murders in Detroit." action at Tuesday night's public hearing fck t« L States will „ sterile propaganda debate." He added John blames this impending ordinance and spoke favorably for the |Kk U, the Vietnam on whether the penalty for t peace table to thal J states "will take a dim violence on the so - called Mafia. offenses should be lowered. marijuana legalization of marijuana. Some presumably because of In news conferences lasilast ween week Auan Xuan view supported the proposal but others were llinist nlprf P r —ii i ln news conierences view of keeping the Paris forum open if "The Mafia is definitely moving The hearing, punctuated with music, ge of parallel secret not as favorably disposed, as tinges of Thuy held open the possibility of secret Hanoi seeks to use it for such he said. "For example, this talks if the United States returned to laughter and applause, attracted the "town vs. gown" conflict briefly- lofmation sources indicated purposes." woman supplier in Detroit got really approximately 800 people to the East the regular weekly sessions. appeared. pday that a deal for secret talks Zolton Ferency, one of the ply enabled the United States to Tho had met with Henry A. Kissinger, founders of the Michigan Human previous statements it Nixon's national security adviser, 12 Rights party, was one of those who Mot return to the I s while the semipublic times in secret talks disclosed last addressed the gathering making a plea enemy offensive in January by the President, for poeple to "deal with the world the i Vietnam was in progress. way it is." Fjngton has f «iKs, away from the long argued that In announcing agreement to return to the conference, White House press "It won't make much difference what glare of city council does," he said. "It won't py. offer the best possibility for a secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said; "It is increase or decrease the f? .? ttle Vietnamese conflict, the United States' view that the first experimentation with marijuana in the ro th Vietnamese item of business in these talks must be and Viet Cong community." ESS. talks the the re*ular semipublic the discussion of measures which will State and federal laws haven't had an continue. put an end to he flagrant North impact," he continued. "I don't think Cub lc Plenary session of the Vietnamese invasion Vietnam." of South law is the vehicle for societal change." ItfH u manded for today, was Ferency spoke of the need for I Vir.J>y the United ♦ uiiuea States and understanding one another and said that llv S*? Tuesday. Without any It was clear that if this happens, the an ordinance cannot be passed to C°nditions- It will be the talks will quickly bog down in another control chosen alternative lifestyles, L !n 8 .^nes that began in fruitless exchange of polomics. In just as one cannot control skin color or Ih 2? u wi" be tbe first since commenting on the U.S. decision to body shape. However, he did not lnitelv o n ^dent Nixon return to the talks, the North encourage marijuana for anyone. |nethppSpended the conference, Vietnamese delegation said: "We reject "I do not urge anybody to try lJanrfo. ®tnmunistsof engaging in all fallacious allegations on the part of marijuana, or alcohol, or a revolver or LR iS""0' ln the United States on the so-called anything else they think may solve their J,^""ants said "things of invasion of South Vietnam by North problems," he said. r also h^Urr'ng on the surface" Vietnam." William K. Harmon, a former East IncetncL Ppenin* ~ an obvious Lansing municipal judge, criticized the KTi talkS. proposed $1 pot ordinance and urged Lese"!', head of the North the city council to be innovative. |esdav th f? ' . to,d newsmen Hearing slated "If the object is to legalize it, then '*>*"« resumption legalize it," he said. However, he added that guidelines should be set up to f,lfc«»™tt^CThOW,llbeln A a m. public hearing will be held at 10:30 today in the Michigan House of A Hearing on marijuana speaker addressed a crowd of approximately 800 people who turned out provide penalties for marijuana abuse. He called the wording of the proposed IC>"lbUr<' member who Representatives chambers in Capitol to discuss a resolution asking the open hearing on the proposed $1 penalty for use of marijuana now Tuesday night for an being considered by the East ordinance "vague, indefinite and rd«bout^yneW8ecretta,ks- Lansing City Council. No decision was reached at the meeting, but council is expected to act on unconstitutional." According to |Thuy so'd Possibility of secret for withdrawal of U.S. troops in Harmon the word "delivery" used in I we can the proposal on May 2. only discuss Indochina. state News photo by Ken Ferguson (Please turn to page 15) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SSITjBDem rivals move on to Ohi By the Associated Press Sen. George S. The double loser, Sen. Edmund S. Muskle of scheduled press conference this morning. McGovern, Muskie and Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Convention. The South Dakola separate competwj Gov. George C. Wallace Washington compete at the senator picked up a surprise n"M r McGovem, propelled by a Maine, girded for that Massachusetts landslide, and contest, too, vowing that he of Alabama said his second - same time for Ohio's 153 bonus in Pennsylvania, where he ran third in the at his own Uskie«loJ Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, w«*s in the campaign to the place finish in Pennsylvania delegate votes. McGovern emerged from presidential preference vote concentrated"^' f°rtleM contending he had won "a end despite his battering in indicated he has "a better effort on PPn„ , canW decisive battle" for the the presidential primaries. chance to be the nominee Massachusetts with a clear but nenetheless gained 37 more convention delegates. specifically ' -^'Vania^ Democratic center in Later in the afternoon. than ever before." majority, 52 per cent of the —...Kv,Liuun Mo m allace confronts vote in a 12 - name primary. Humphrey won the Pennsylvania, carried the however, Muskie aids hinted Pennsylvania primary with only 29 delegates. N ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■IIIMIIMIiMMIMIIMMIIIIIIIIIIMII marathon presidential that the senator may Humphrey next Tuesday in and with 102 first - ballot 35 per cent of the vote, and campaign to Ohio withdraw from the the Indiana primary, while nominating votes at the led the others in the Wednesday. Democratic race at a the Minnesota senator, Democratic National "I do not urge anybody to try marijuana, or alcohol,or a revolver or anything else they think may DESPITE COMPUTER ACCESS solve their problems." lead In ZoltonA. Ferency committed t votes for the first ban-l Student called The one bitofor (See story page one) might in the dean of students, this information. The only By MICHAEL FOX office. same way one said. politic^ °n " bleak State News Staff Writer "All access to these past have broken into a file Nonnamaker said that mailing list information a Muskie came The confidentiality of cabinet for a confidential commercial outfit can obtain from terminals is restricted, many commercial outfits Jersey, where the J student records is Furthermore, they are record. attempt to obtain an MSU is the student telephone two top Democratic low maintained despite the All sorts of financial and mailing list for a particular directory sold in local hardwired and no one can «greed to head his Muskie eyes withdrawal proliferation of computer find out our computer code personnel information is college, but that the dean of bookstores by the ^ Sen. Edmund S. Muskie information on campus, access terminals Frank B. Martin, and then call in to plug into our data storage. If anyone recorded on the computer. The equipment of MSU students refuses to release University, he said. 3ST in "» SI was reported ready director of the system rents for about University data tried to call into our Wednesday to pull out of the race for the processing, said recently. computer from outside the $15,000 a month. Democratic presidential nomination. The Mutural Broadcasting System quoted aides to Martin commented protection and security of confidential on the system, it would hang up on them,"Martin said, The number of inquiries for information made to the N.Viets shell An Loc, the Maine senator as saying he will withdraw from information "More important, each computer system ranges stored in he MSU main terminal on campus is an from 40,000 to 90,000 a the race this morning. computer now that there are enquiry - response station month. The telephone Muskie's campaign headquarters said he is "evaluating the political situation" and will hold a news conference at 10 a.m. today. 23 separate stations on campus where computer where the information available only pertains to the office, which uses the computer for directory assistance, logs 10,000 to give LAI KHE, Vietnam (AP) up capture plan lack of accomplishment," terminals print out data requested from the main business of that office,"he said, 20,000 of these inquiries a — North Vietnamese forces Minh disclosed. was clearly worried by sustained North VietniiJ. J Muskie, the 1968 Democratic vice presidential have given up trying to nominee once considered the frontrunner for the storage. The terminals located in as diverse places as are In today's computer age, month, Martin said. Martin emphasizes that capture An Loc and now are The province capital has been under siege 20 days. shelling and the half his air diverslj the University stores much support J presidential nomination but now battered by a string the College of Education, of its information in data authorized staff in one office destroying it with artillery Minh claimed the most Kontum Province in of primary defeats, cancelled a scheduled campaign 4 Honors College, the banks rather than file can only obtain information barrages of up to 2,000 critical phase is over, but he central highlands trip to Toledo, Ohio. provost's office, the staff cabinets. This raises the from the computer that rounds a day, the Muskie himself was not immediately available for benefits office, payroll possibility of unauthorized pertains to their area of commander of the office, the admissions office electronic business. For example, the northwest front said comment. acquisition of and several in the registrar's information much in the staff benefits office could not receive information from the Wednesday. Minh Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Lack computer over its terminal learned of Hanoi's Apollo streaks to earth Tne State News is published by the students of could on a student record such close as Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, total credit hours. from prisoners ot^war, he Wednesdays The confidentially of •told a reporter. Apollo 16 streaks toward a splashdown in the and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special . . South Pacific today, its commander Welcome Week edition is published in September. student records in called for South Vietnamese also An absence of candidates Wednesday, proclaiming. in Artide 3 of the Academic intercepted a message to the f^°ff " CamP"s Council ''U. woul(* appear M "We've seen as much in 10 days as most people see in Subscription rate is $16 per year. 10 lifetimes." Member Associated Press, United Press International, Freedom Report which at Communist command 0°C) °fnces and a l#ck °f ,s,vuery little intere8l Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., one point states, "The explaining the enemy's lnterest in activities OCC right now," Hd Astronauts John W. Young, Charles M. Duke Jr. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press duplication of records is the failure to take the province fay cause OCC to dissolve, said Whether they M and Thomas K. Mattingly II, aboard their command Assn. restriction on the release of capitol 60 miles north of Louis F Hekhuis associate continue as a group J" ship Casper, will parachute to earth at 2:44 p.m., Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. specialized MSU mailing Saigon on Highway 13. dean of students and director doubtful 1 178 miles southeast of Christmas Island. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services lists, Eldon Nonnamaker, "It apologized for their of student governance, said offices No petitions for 0(Xfl were returned befoul The prime recovery Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, the Monday deadline, id ship, aircraft carrier Michigan, 48823. Ticonderoga. is cruising in the splashdown zone. there are no known plansfoT Phones: BUF lists 5 candidates write in candidates, Chatf - News/Editorial 355-8252 Massoglia, ASMSl' elect™] Classified Ads 355-8255 commissioner, said. Ford sets sales record Display Advertising 353-6400 is "All IknowisthatASMI Business Office collecting the b for ASMSU rep posts 355-3447 Photographic 355-8311 OCC," he added. "If ttal Ford Motor Co. reported in Detroit Wednesday its Campus Information 353-8700 haven't gotten candidai&l sales and income in the first quarter of 1972 were the there is nothing we can do'| A spokesman for the Black ASMSU college Ron Bowden, Detroit OCC is the governing gm«| highest of any quarter in Ford history. Worldwide sales were a record S4.8 billion in the LIEBERMANN'S= United Front Wednesday issued a list of five black representative positions. The five candidates freshman and BUF of the Off- Campus Studal spokesman, said the recent Assn. of MSU, 11 first quarter of this year, topping the old any - students running for the include: Curt McKinnon, ASMSU election procedure organization which includafl quarter high of S4.6 billion set in the final three months last year. The previous first - quarter high For Mother's Day... our STUDENTS! Detroit junior, College of Agriculture; Willie Louise change - electing only all undergraduate studeottV college representatives — is who do not live in residenceH Bell, Flint freshman, College "a way to nullify the black halls or in University ™ was the S3.9 billion mark set in 1968. Ford net of Arts and Letters; Barbra student vote." supervised housing. income for the opening quarter of this year was FACULTY! Doggett, Flint junior, OCC membership include)! S2.44 a share, topping the old make of S2.14 set in the second quarter of 1965. PEWTER VASES 21 AND OVER College of Education; David Kinchen, Detroit Bowden said this was further demonstrated by the removal of the two black e , e v e n representatives and at . |aIjt| oneeij RENT-A-PINTO sophomore, College of Social "" ' 'u" * officio member who isn Science and David Johnson, representatives guaranteed resident of married housi* $5/DAY 5c/MILE to the Office of Black Monroe sophomore, DeloresBender,directorial LBJ flown to his ranch CALL: University College. Affiars- off campus housing, ril Dan Gross To alleviate the condition, faculty adviser for he said, BUF feels these reluctant to speculate 0CC,«| Former President Lyndon B. Johnson was released or Jack ontt| Pagel candidates reflect current future of OCC. "I dofl| from Brooke Army General Hospital in San Jack Dykstra Ford FAIRCHILD/ attitudes of black students know what m'ght Antonio, Tex., Wednesday afternoon and flown to his ranch, the hospital announced. Lansing 393-1800 UUIL/Ofl / on campus. and I have no information, she said. "I think it is ■ justo| The former president was flown to the COflRAD/ "We're not discriminating against anyone," unfortunate set 0 military ASMSU circumstances." Chairman Hal Buckner hospital here April 12 after suffering what doctors Present members of OOCH responded. "Everybody has have called a serious heart attack in Charlottesville . Va., the exact same chance to resigned or wi»H April 7. graduate this year, BenifeB run, to win, and to serve. ' continued. ■ Johnson's release from his special hospital suite , . . We re not giving seats to . came three days before President Nixon is scheduled anybody." Off - campus be unrepresented on students»j| ASMSl■ to visit Texas. if OCC fails to fill at Ml ★★★★★★★ 'some of its offices, HekhuijB will »■ 5 said. "The group Ex-postal head, 73, dies }^ STABLES PRESENTS WRAPPER moribund, while," he is a problem at least continued. "1W| that for'l thene»B Former Postmaster General student board will have tog Arthur E. Summerfield, 73, ★★★★★★★ deal with." credited with engineering President Dwight I). Eisenhower's election in 1952 and an early confidant of President Nixon, died Wednesday in Florida. Known as "Mr. Michigan Classic shapes in hand - spun pewter from the Republican." Summerfield, with Netherlands give single blossoms so much only an eighth - grade education, importance. A gift any mother will enjoy for THIS IS A HEAD-LIGHT . . . became a prominent behind - the - years. They'll never turn dark nor tarnish, scenes political force nationally and a highly successful businessman, J„u/" 'he,lamp. reading switchTurn and you have a functional 60 watt the switch again and you have 8 Inch • TULIP VASES T to J12® Fantastic Head Light generating brilliant and completely a heading one of the nation's largest random colors all throuah the rainhnuu Th.» ■ • take pot luck o Chevrolet dealerships. If It doesn't turn you right on too. STORK NECK, 8' The price is right on-only $17.95 plus4% sales tax! Union to strike hospital Local 79 of the Service 10% MSU Discount Employes International Union (SEIU), AFL-CIO, TOWNE CRAFT, INC. Tuesday night voted 201 -17 to strike Lansing's Sparrow P.O. BOX 07206 Hospital. The union set a tentative strike deadline of June Detroit, Michigan 48207 15. Add $1.25 for Shipping and The SEIU, which represents about 350 service insurance. employes at Sparrow, claims its members are the lowest paid in Michigan. They have demanded a cost -of -living wage Open Monday and Friday "till 9 P-"\ and better health insurance benefits. Talks broke ~y„u~ East Lansing-209 E. Grand River . DOWNTOWN, LANSINCi MALL, Weekdays til 9 p.m.; Sun. 1 ti" otl Downtown 113 S. Washington J - FRANDOR, Open Monday, Thursday and Friday early this month. I MERIDIAN MALL, Okamot, Mich., Open Weekdays^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 27, 1972 3 Call gets you campus tour' By MICHAEL FOX Montry claims he memorized the entire cyclotron — or neculear reactor — or in the advantages that only a large univesity State News Staff Writer text in can ten minutes and repeated it comprehensive computer center and a new provide. Many MSU students do not fully Wednesday in person to an astonished appreciate the greatness of the research library. Michigan State is the site "The inviting campus offers the visitor until they dial a five University office of the Dept. of Information Services. of the Atomic Energy Commission's plant an interesting range of activities, cultural - digit on - campus The complete text of the audio tour, which research telephone number, Robert N. laboratory. programs and sporting events. One can Arbor sophomore, said Montry, Ann starts with eight bongs from Beaumont "Once rolling farmland, the 5,000 - acre leisurely stroll through thebctanical recently. Tower, is as follows: campus is a city in itself gardens, visit the Kresge Art Galleries, the Montry recently spent two hours of a "These are the bells of Beaumont . . . 22,000 Tower students live in University housing where MSU Museum of Abrams Planetarium. Sunday evening transcribing from the on the parklike campus of phone the text of a recorded "audio tour nearby Michigan new approaches make it possible to take "Michigan State University is located State University. They nine of campus" offered keep time for more classes in the residence halls. miles southeast of Capitol C5ty by the MSU Dept. of than 40,000 students Information Services. The phone number attending this — the "Many of the aspects of the small Airport and can be conviently reached is state's largest, and one of the nation's listed at a courtesy college are incorporated with the by limousine or taxi." phone installed in 1969 leading — institutions of higher learning. at Capitol City Airport in I^ansing. "These students come from The "audio tour of every campus" is one of corner of the world — 85 several offerings of the foreign nations, Capitol City every state and every county in Michigan. Airport telephone, Edward news editor of Wednesday. Zabrusky Zabrusky, information services, said said he was amazed "A wealth of academic opportunities is offered in 15 colleges, a school of advanced graduate study and COGS will se that an honors college. anyone would spend two hours "The internationally acclaimed copying down the text of the recorded faculty attracts a student body which includes the phone message which runs for two minutes largest concentration of merit scholars in and 15 seconds. The phone offers on people at Capitol City who might have arrived at the airport and need to - campus dialing to the nation. "The programs range from the arts and medicine through business, education, to The standing call for a engineering and high - energy physics. Council of Graduate Students major fields and previous experience. After ride or assistance, he said. Any on - campus "Along with the traditional fields, MSU (COGS) will seek about 35 graduate the interviews, nominations will go to COGS \cxI best thin# number can be called free from the airport offers innovative programs to prepare representatives for University standing for approval. on the phone. students to meet the problems in the committees this term. e there aren't any real mountains on campus Zabrusky said the "audio tour of ghettos, the The next academic year will be the first campus" receives 3,000 to 4,000 calls a developing nations and a Graduate students who plan to attend Babowski, Detroit senior decided to use the entire academic year for increased s rapidly urbanizing society. Prominent in MSU during the entire academic graduate year. Though its weekly year ending [ext best thing - he practices the mountain • 50 to 60 at this time of average is around this is the center for urban affairs and the in June 1963 are eligible. COGS will conduct representation in many aspects of University Climbing skill of rappeling (descending) off the Farm week that year, during the Montry kept calling the number Equal Opportunities Program. interviews at the end of this term and governance due to the Taylor Report. ane bridge. to record the "Supporting the strong academic through the summer. Names may be submitted to the COGS State News photo by Tom Gaunt message, the number of calls curriculum are more than 2,400 reserach soared to 192. office or Kenneth A. Howe, vice projects. Researchers may work with the Interviews will president explore interest areas. for internal affairs. IS ANOTHER JOB bounty officia to forego re HaurtrpB IKAREN ZURAWSKI te i News Staff Writer A. Pocock, East ing county signatures, a person may file by paying $100, Ludwick said. The Ingham County Board what the county means to them," he said. He was, however, unhappy with voters to vote in an election rotrhljmtBP of Commissioners is without knowing the issues ■missioner. announced or persons involved. Eesday that he would composed of 21 members %ek re -election. who serve two - year terms. "If I were a student not (cock, elected to the Since his election to the from this area, I would not i County Board of board, Pocock said that the be inclined to vote if I didn't tnissioners in 1970, said know the issues or people," ■as interested in running county had provided added assistance to veterans by he commented. Jnother county position establishinga Veterans' Loan He denied that the student ■ the state legislature. Fund. vote was behind his decision J number of individuals ■been urging me to go in not to seek re election asan - He explained that money East Lansing county predion or another," he from the GI Bill often came commissioner, and said he two or three months after a Jock's decision leaves veteran had entered college, was glad to see studepts I county districts up for involved and as active as th#y causing monetary problems. Kin the East Lansing area The county now provides were. ■ newly created district, loans up to $200 to help ■h the reapportionment veterans, he said. GET DOWN TO IT! J on the 1970 census, Pocock is not sure what per district was added, impact the student will have j East Lansing four on the August election, and fcd of three districts. said "we'll just have to wait Junty Commissioner and see." wood Boyd said "I urge students to find out Inesday that he was lning to run again. Jty Commissioner Susan . ADVENTURE HOLIDAYS y has stated previously lewouldnotrun. ■rtrude Ludwick, a ■ty county clerk, said FOR A MOST UNUSUAL o petitions have been I yet for the August 8 TOUR OF THE WORLD! Jerested ■tition to persons can file run for the Camp out in Africa . . . pup to June 20 at 4 p.m. Jile, ■han 50 a person needs not Explore Persia . . . nor more than ■signatures of registered Climb the Andes in Peru .. . in the district in which fcnts to run. In lieu of the Wander thru Afganistan and Nepal . . . |eh%j from Indiana, Ohio, chapter of Theta Sigma Phi the clearing house from buildup. Then, during a Information from . ,VAV* hive Kentucky, West Virginia and and sponsored by the College of Communication Arts and servicemen stationed at National VVAW Convention servicemen they are In C™l'ct ^ the 7 ■ Michigan will hear the caucus Continuing Education military bases throughout In Houston, Texas, the first contact with. donatim."? representative discuss "The Service. Lin Marchek, the the United States, and In the week of April, the troop BelRoaarlo said the vvfw Clmb%*. #« New Woman, 1972" via a chapter president, may be For sale Far East and Germany, information network was set clearing house Is «2o *,?,[flce b locLl telephone Interview from contacted at 355-7440 or according to VVAW member up by a few VVAW "continually receiving "dentServlce» Washington D.C. Lyman Briggs College, situated at Holmes Hall, has E. BelRosarlo, of the members. renewed Infromatlon." 3 3 2-6849 for further been put up for sale by an enterprising prankster. Hoc National VVAW Office In The Ad Military When VVAW first began . information. Other sessions led by State News photo by William Thursby Washington, D.C. % Buildup Committee has been disclsoing their data on ' rHet finds time I journalism pros will deal dispersing Information on military buildup, BelRosarlo 1 with: "The Ecology of troop and supply movements said, "no one picked It up," Public Relations" "The Day since April 8. and the Associated Press, right for crime Women Take Over Broadcast Journalism," advertising and Nixon misuses Two or three days before the United Staters bombed United Press International and newspapers "refused to MANm . /tm. | a look at the communicator's role in solving society's Hanoi and Haiphong, the print the filldetails." < Wl) - AJ Cambridge clearing hosue But, he continued, now otfici|l of 4 problems. Washington rep had been informed about the incident, BelRosario said. On April 19 VVAW's that the wire services and newspapers have found the information to be 90 per J™ '^equivalent of] thiof wristwatchA JJJ}f wj^ w»'"n« to tafl By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer Inc., is a specialist on national security matters. A before," McCartney said. °f Soviet aid to India. summary information on military buildup was entered cent accurate, they are requesting more. lnte intersection. light ,l«I Government NEWS The Nixon 1949 graduate of MSU, manipulation, McCartney by "The Washington Post his wis feltt this mi si isp nf of the jnto ^ u s £ongre8sional ■ BelRosario said the Dr was aa misuse the „ ~ . Lorenzo * administration's McCartney was also city information service Is a manipulation of the explained, is using the press background story "continual process but it National Bur#. deputy director J1 media news editor for the Chicago Daily News and to release favorable communicate to Moscow, so , w I 1 1 p r ° b a b 1 y be investigation said 1 to release information has reached a former Vietnam information while the Post Identified KW*.r *£££• Vietnam - - 650 planes, n 37 discontinued because of he|LI extremely an serious level, correspondent, "Nixon didn't invent withholding other in its In its story," » M.n.rtn.v, McCartney ships and 33,900 men; money shortage when the a left hand at the open when „ youth „( J information. It is often used said. James McCartney, government by in background stories, military on standby — 10 U.S. counterbulldup of Though the background nowhere", grabbed! Washington correspondent, manipulation and smoke where the news source is planes, 1 cruiser and 27,717 troops terminates. ^tch and fled story has been so misused said Wednesday. screening, but he has used it not identified. by the administration, McCartney, a reporter to a more serious degree The perfect example of McCartney defended for the Knight Newspapers, than I have ever seen this activity, McCartney background anonymity for said, took place during the many stories. BY SENATOR'S AIDE ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ India - Pakistan war when "The background story presidential aide Henry can have a great many Life can . . . You lappen to can you! can be better! You become a new person solve your J- 50c off on a Kissinger said, for a background story, that Nixon cancelling was his considering Moscow legitimate and useful purposes, but it's a dlffernt proposition when the government tries to use the Canvassing methods! problems. Joy, hope and a- aummit conference because vibrant life can All your heart, and influence those x Med. 12" (1 item or more) Varsity press to send messages to Moscow," McCartney said. "That becomes a breach on outlined at workshop around you. Pizza. Valid with this ad on Thurs. April Stereo Rental press Integrity." Attend this great series of 27, 1972. Free, fait, hot Delivery starts at The best method to If time is a factor, newly candidate and those J Bible - oriented 6:30 $9.50 per month discussions designed to canvass for a candidate is to registered voters and others were uncommitted to| (Spilt it with your Horse sense go door • to - door rather who have voted In similar them to vote for him. f help you live more roommate) than telephone, simply elections would be the best abundantly In every way In the world of the 70's. Starts Sunday, April 30, 7:15 PM at the University X' X- VARSITY Free delivery Service pick - up rates poor CHICAGO (UPI) 4th - If becauae It la much easier to click a phone down than to slam the door In aomeone's face, a state senator'a aide people to Information from voter record a. canvaaa. This Is available reglatratlon Trees given someone says you have 7th Day Adventist Church, 149 Highland 1227 E.Grand River ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★> • 332-6517 Nejac Stereo Rentals 337 1300 good horse sense you shouldn't feel flattered. perhaps said Tuesday. Rick N. Wiener, aide to ' * A two - hour to city schoof Ave.,E. LatiSlng. - investment can save you Nowadays, according to state Sen. Jack Faxon, D • The Arnold Air & nine hours of time knocking Encyclopedia Brltannlca, Detroit, spoke Tuesday Angel Flight and the d] the horse ordinarily is for people unlikely to from Air Fotct II ranked fourth in intelligence night at a Free U campaign vote," Wiener said. Detachment 380 p workshop sponsored by the We've got among lower animals, 25 trees to Pinecrl Michigan Youth Politics "Be brief when knocking following the elephant, ape Institute. The canvassing on doors," he emphasized. Elementary ScbJ and dog — not even in the money. workshop was the first of a "Go in knowing what Wednesday in East to commemorate the fl Luf series of campaign you're talking about, be of the Ui workshops. hripf brief nnH and «mt m.t get out. anniversary States Air Force. The most important "Most people prefer the The current academic! 39 good reasons steps In canvassing, Wiener three - minute rap," he is also the 25th year oil said, are first to get help and added. ROTC at MSU. The f second to decide with whom to talk. planting was dedicated tol Weiner stressed that U.S. Air Force, the maul canvassing should be of the currej completed at least two commissioning clauudi 20% DISCOUNT ON ©0 weeks before the election. 1,769 officers commWof why He emphasized the through the AFROl TYPEWRITER REPAIRS importance of calling both MSU in thi|| you program at thoae who support their 25 years. POl I irv TREI FOR MSU STUDENTS HUG0 — PHLLICK From amall adjustments to major overhaul on all makes and models Sony's Stereo should join © FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ALL MAKI Savings Plan. 1 MA^AM CRA'G te CALL AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES 1477 Haslett Road, Haalett 339-8 our BOORUCE lifestyle--us! * 1101 E. Grand River Phone 337-2310 ROUTE OF THE CHIEFTANS "Us." A single word. A single idea. That not only takes its definition from a combination of many people, but also lets each of those people, 10c Brazier Soli take his definition from that combination. 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Leaving 8:50 a.m. 6:55 a.m. East Lansing 11:15a.m. Tonight, between 7 and 10 p.m. 5:16 p.m. 11:35 p.m. Buses Departing for Cull us for a rule at 332-5053 Flint with Bay City and Saginaw Connections 9 Leave 9:15 am 5:30 pm East Lansing 12:50 p.m. 7:40 pm at: 2:40 pm 9:30 pm Sundays only Phone East Lansing But Terminal for arrival and departure schedules *iphi gamma delta and information 332-2569 Air Conditioned - Rest Room Deluxe Coaches Available For Charter Write or Call Owosso, Mich, toll We call ourselves the "FIJI'S' 800 292-3831 FREE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 27. 1972 7 FOR SUMMER STUDY Overseas programs open By NANCY PARSONS In Paris, and Humanities, added to the four - week State News Staff Writer man by visiting locations will have the assistance of Criminal Justice, intensive language study like Canterbury, Scotland Yard, police Applications are still Comparative Retailing and with the assistance of French Stonehenge, Shakespeare's Political Science in London. administration officials and being accepted in the bmSm Overseas Study Office for About 210 students have agencies volunteer work. in charge of home and other significant locations often described in an overview of the court systems to gain English an the summer credit enrolled in overseas Humanities students will textbooks, A what? programs: Comparative programs so far. Each have the opportunity to Education in Tokyo for department sponsoring the y unusual things can be found on the MSU campus, but few as unusual as this study the history of Western Criminal justice students graduate students; Social study opportunities has Comparative retailing has |W. This wallaby, a cousin of the kangaroo, is kept along with others at the MSU Work in Copenhagen; made an intensive effort to scheduled visits to stores, ^rrris on Hagadorn Road. News pf,0to by Chris Fischer German in Vienna; French locate and utilize local resources at to supplement each study site the MSU State PTA shopping centers and training facilities for store employes as well as class instructional programs. ;hancellor responds to visits and talks with leading Graduate students 'n education will have the opportunity to observe opposes retail figures in Britain. Political science students Japanese schools in action, MOUNT PLEASANT dominated much of the w'". compare the English compare curricular (UPI) — The Michigan floor discussion. political scene with the differences and similarities, ipposition's challenge Parent - Teachers One of those opposed to P°''tics of America, hear distinguished Japanese Association (PTA) Tuesday the antibusing resolution, a ,ncluding discussions with educators and pursue an went on record in delegate from Kalamazoo, P°'"tical figures in England independent study in their opposition to the busing of said,"we no longer consider visits to the various field of interest. school children by a ourselves to be part of the ^ace^s °f the political life of Lty, Germany (AP)— Chancellor Willy Brandt The leaked papers, Bonn's negotiations with the purportedly giving excerpts from Social work students will 274-154 vote. state PTC." England. Ijed Wednesday to the challenge to his leadership put Russians, circulated widely in West Germany last week before the Baden be assisted by the The vote on the ■ by the opposition Christian Democrats and also got a - Wuerttemberg antibusing resolution came Now! OPEN 12:45 I from the Kremlin. election. government the of Denmark, after the delegates to the Continuous from 1 P\ Iking in parliament on the eve of a scheduled The opposition sought to convince voters the alleged secret University of PTA conference, being held Feature 1:15-3:15 Infidence vote, Brandt charged that the opposition papers proved their contention that Brandt gave away too Coepnhagen and active the Central Michigan social workers to gain a on 5:20-7:25-9:30 I Ranier Bar/el had gathered strength only with the help many bargaining points in his talks with the Russians. different perspective of University campus, has SEE PADDY CHAYEFSKY'S I extreme right • wing National Democrats, accused by "Tass is authorized to state that, as the acquaintance with rejected on a voice vote a the text of the above materials have social work in Denmark. Academy Award Winning Screenplay! ■of being neo-Nazi. shown, this is an obvious resolution endorsing busing. fabrication which has nothing to do with the real contents of After class sessions end, lei accused Brandt of trying to make West Germany some of the students will The resolution that the talks," the Soviet news Socialist. agency said. passed Ldt also defended the nonaggression treaties his Opposition leader Barzel, pressing his bold power bid which attend the International Conference of Social put record as standing the PTA on "opposed GEORGE C.SC0TT liment has worked out with the Soviet Union and comes up in a no-confidence vote Thursday, hit back with a to forced busing for any Id. He rejected opposition charges that he sold out to the Cjn in getting the Bonn - Moscow treaty. charge that the extreme left wing of Brandt's own Social Democratic party wants to break anti-communism in West Workers in the Hague, Netherlands. purpose whatsoever." "THE HOSPITAL" The two resolutions Germany and lead Germany and Europe to full socialism. lGP United Artists J treaties must be ratified by parliament and this has German students from dealing with the busing issue At stake with the survival of Brandt's ■thrown into doubt since Sunday's election in the state 2'/2-year - old regime MSU will travel on a five - was his ■ien • Wuerttemberg went to the Christian Democrats. hope of early ratification of his treaties with Moscow day approach tour from and Warsaw. ■Brandt spoke, the official Soviet news agency 'Pass put Germany to Vienna for a 1| statement denouncing as "an obvious fabrication" Bed secret papers allegedly leaked from the treaty nations, which the opposition tried to use against now Barzel's Christian Democrats oppose the treaties as stand and clearly would not go ahead with the scheduled May 4 ratification vote in parliament if they can muster the they seven - week intensive language study there, during which they will live and TWJRS.MAYflfl LANSING CIVIC CENTER AND WVIC PRESENT IN CONCERT 249 votes they need Thursday to seize power. study in an atmosphere They need that many votes to carry the no-confidence where they can make THE motion they introduced in parliament after winning the state practical use of the election Sunday. language. bdge lets girls The Christian Democrats need all of their 246 in the lower house and these of three defectors existing votes from the In Paris, a three - week independent study component, to sharpen the GUESS WHO lay mixed sports lETROIT (UP1) - If been set. TC5 BUTTEBFIELO ORIVE-IN THEATRES language skills, has been What are Sun NILS, LOFGREN 'N GRIN Iten n punt, pitch or pin if you're a girl — Keith also made the suit JockEpp/.Jr.& All Seats Reserved - $6, $5, $4. Tickets on sale Now at a class action, so the two p eligible for all high Ann Arbor tennis players LANSING Jeffery Jock /on WVIC Radio, Kositchek's(downtown Lansing) and (downtown Lansing); also Wurzburg's sale at Mario's Imports in Jackson. Li sports. now represent all the girls in doing may 9-14? on ( effect that's what the state. Judge Damon J. I ruled yesterday when Roscoe Bonnisteel said Bid girte may compete in the MHSAA will argue at ■igh school sports — least two more issues at the Binding football, \tball and wrestling. trial. He said they would argue whether sports MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES i nj u nction participation is a right or a libiting the exclusion of privelege and whether sex ■from contact sports is a separation in sports is a 1 comprehensive version I earlier ruling in which proper classification based Teenage Being the adventures of a young man physical Mother on capabilities I forbade the Michigan rather than sex. School Athletic Jciation from denying plus The Baby Maker whose principal interests are rape, Jthe right to play tennis. Nejac TV Rentals I injunction stands the suit filed by two *9.50 per month ultra-violence and Beethoven. 1 Arbor Huron High lol students is formally show aMarffcalled I or a settlement is 337-1300 yd. No trial date has finr ■■ Ik ■ SPECIAL m UNDERGRAD YOU WONT [■ I I EXHIBITION! APR 28- BELIEVE THIS ONE! " " " MAY 21 KRESGE ART GALLERY "You have never - and I mean never - seen any movie even remotely like MULTIPLE MANIACS. I NOW SHOWING know this sounds like drivel, but believe me, its jet black humor goes beyond anything ever put on film; "It is extremely rare to find an underground film that succeeds. This one does on all counts. It is ninety of the most incredible minutes ever committed to celluloid. "It is skillfully made, devastating in its black humor, GEORGE HARRISON low down, raunchy, profound and frighteningly ! and fritndt in relevant to today. The film's success is that you laugh I the concert for at its wildest parts, which is to say ALMOST ALL BANGLADESH THE TIME. Incidentally, the final scenes of I NOW YOU CAN SKK IT MULTIPLE MANIACS have got to be the most AND HKAR IT... bizan-e climax in history. See it!" AS IV VOU WKRK THKRE! — Los Angeles Free Press Oct. 30, 1971 an [Gl--;r JOHN WATERS' multiple WEEKDAYS: 7:30 - 9:15 : 2-00 SUNDAY: 3:55 5:45 3:55 maniacs - . 5.45 - starring DIVINE, DAVID LOCHARY & MINK STOLE "The most underground film outrageous ever — fcyswcm "W%U|> even after seeing it you won't believe it." - village voice SUN: 2:00-5:30-9:00 I »HOWPLACE 110 ANTHONY BEAL FILMS Pb. administration is public broadcasting en But Health, Education and composed three-quarters of more rigid, the form of ITA i| Welfare (HEW) Secretary civil servants of the three top more scrupulous, goes JENNIFER rejects sponsorship d Eliot L. Richardson said "I grades and one • quarter of deeper into the civil service BLAKE EDWARDS- WILLIAM BELASCO PRODUCTION O'NEIL don't think it is true." ranks." programs to 1 presidential employes. That 'SUMMER independent. Furthej JAMES COBURH JENNIFER O'NEILL OF '42' ENDING TODAY ITA allows seven m a n in THECAREY TREATMENT girl is in Boston and MACBETH commercials per h costarnngDAN O'HERLIHY-PAT HINGLE only at natural bi OPEN AT 6:45 P.M. (R) Screenplay by JAMES P BONNER-Produced bv WILLIAM BELASCO ^ operating on "MACBETH" programming. Directed by BLAKE EDWARDS^wwvo. mckocok* mgm DR. CAREY! Shown at 7:00 • 9:30 ITA's early prod featured dancing « • comedians and « Complete shows at 1:30 - starts FRI. "BRILLIANT!" 3:25 - 5:20 • 7:25 - 9:25. Open 1 P.M. "EXQUISITE!" programs. In 1964,] government decided p| PROGRAM INFORMATION 482-3905 1"HE ACCLAIM GROWS EVERY DAY FOR "ONE DAY' were watching t "MARY, BRILLIANT,. A beautifullv made film" dancing girls and allots ICHIGAN . . ENDS another channel to 4 QUEEN OF SCOTS" - Judith Crist. NBC TV TODAY the eggheads, N«edlesai 1:45 • 4:25 • Theatre Lansinq ■ "A virtually perfect film . . . EXQUISITE. " "We had an opportunil 7:00 9:35 -Playboy improve and learn fromjl - 217 S. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN "BE/XUTIFUL, careful depiction wonderfidly played " (U.S.) mistakes," h( students. -Penelope GiHiatt, The New Yorker "Presently, broadcast 'A beautiful and EXHILARATING experience!" intended as entertainnf - Christian Science Monitor normally at 1 MSU Broadcasters Present " A SINGULAR experience DARING!" level. Programming .. . dictated by finance and* - Richard Schickel, Life Magazine they can fake the *1 thing. AIJvYWIHK "Our newscasting isa^ good as the U.S. n sol/11 i:\itsyVs have as many in reports or reporters. Needle said the p<" British broadcasting "pious hope. "They (Britain) h philosophy for broadcasting with everjl in a state of flux. Nf knows what they aredaj Our gutless broadcasting is not d» nationalization, bi product of the British life. The Best "It's not that we stiff upper lip; * completely apa M Needle said. Student Films from ONE DAY IN THE LIFE OF IVAN DENISOVICH • By the winner of the 1970 Nobel Priie for Literature PRESENTS j across the country FR11 Shown at 7:26 - 9:30 "I attended a short preview and I think the Intercollegiate Film Festival will be the films to see. I know I'll be there." ILm F6/TIVAL David Glen W VIC radio "The films were absolutely great. Good acting, good photography, and techniques were spectacular." Tom Martin WILX TV ANNOUNCING: a festival limitless in its variety. The Midwest Film Festival* to be held May 9th - 14th in Fairchild, Wilson, and Conrad Auditoriums. Fred Derby WJIM TV Ticket passes go on sale May 2nd at: o wJ Union Ticket Office 3 Campbell's Smoke Shop Admission $1.25 Marshall Music Tickets sold in S5.00 for a complete film pass, includes 9 showings, advance at A • I, at any of three locations. $3.00 for 5 afternoon matinee shows; A, C, E, G, H, Union Ticket and presentations by Arthur Knight and Edgar Daniels. Office ■■ Individual tickets will be sold at the door for $1.00. Watch the State News for further information or call 355 3355 "Accept no substitutes. There is only one international film festival April 27, 28, 29 7 and 9:30 108 B Wells Hall HH on this campus and that is the Midwest Film Festival. May 9th - Mtl \ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 27, 1972 9 ompany stages I McAlpin, actor .. .. Aor MSU's Black Art miri _________ while escape ...... allegedly trying to from a California the hard labor black followed, economic slavery that said. "It is composed of the people and committed art production " lnv introduced his prison. and the slave like grip of to the people." I Theater - T production as the The play opened with a drugs. Dexter Randle, one of ■ack art-" protrayal of African Through these trials the the company's actors, called IfcK art must be civilization with a symbolic colonizer is always on the Eal v and progressive, &A. Review indication of peace. The set, unchanged and the the e£fort "free theater." Nashville, Tenn., scene resulted in chaos cause of all problems. "We didn't bother to 10'rc told a cafeteria when the white colonizer After attempts a unified rehearse it," Randle said. j„' Hubbard Hall subdued the civilized blacks revolt, the oppressed finally "This is an emotional and made slaves of them. destroy the colonizer and theater, a theater where fcompauy went on to "Invitation to Utilizing the art of subsequently their problems the set ends peacefully. there is more feeling and pantomime, the players, less acting." — ■ess", Eve L black theater has classified as political theater. I By GEORGE WHITE State News Reviewer Gregg Miller, Linda Calloway, Lonnie Stewart, Patricia Naylor, Neil If there was any doubt as to the theme of the play, it was spelled out in the is "Invitation like most to new Openness" theater, "Invitation to Openness" totally innovative and TjescrilH'd as high,y was a snapshot portrayal of McAlpin, Denise Outram nationalistic poetry of Don. impossible to evaluate by Jjc and suggestive - black American history, and Dexter Randle managed L. Lee and Ted Joans. The traditional standards. ■ portraying a conflict to communicate the prose, which called for dedicated in theme to Ten "oppressed George Jackson — one of hardships of black people. black people to rebuild McAlpin's attempt can ■ | e" and the the Soledad brothers, killed Applying the script, this included the evils of slavery, civilization, was recited as the play ended. only be rated by the impression it leaves with its Klff McAlpin explained that audience. But even the the new black art would not author questions that. A group of black artists performed the play "Invitation to Openness" dedicated to be white art in black - face. "The ultimate goal is to George Jackson at Hubbard Hall Tuesday. )ng club "Black art is collective and functional, committed," make the audience part of the play," he said. An MSII Lecture-Concert Series State News photo by Stephi Rennpage i usic of o SPECIAL ATTRACTION! win the international |hn lindstrom Wichita, Kansas, the I News staff Writer championship. The area society's service project. The ft docs the student, district singing contest, to institute works in solving the Kesto hear such songs determine the area problems of speech Xn By the Old Mill representative to the handicaps, primarily in J» "Sweet Adeline," international contest will be this June in Atlanta, Georgia. children. "A lot of people don't ■Let Me Call You lart. 'goto satisfy his appreciate what we do," said ftgoodold harmony? The present international McAttee. "Along with doing our paying concerts we do ■nsing. at 8 p.m. on championship holders are a fts. he can go to the quartet from Detroit, the many benefits for hospitals za Hotel where in the Gentlemen's Agreement. and school groups." Js Club Room he will The closest Lansing has Though everyone is invited 60 area members of ever come to winning the to come and listen in on the ■ociety for the championship was in 1950 group, only males can join 1 r v a t i o n and when the Song Masters the barber shoppers. jBgement of Barber quartet placed fourth in the However, women wanting JOAN SUTHERLAND |Quartet Singing in contest in Buffalo, New to get in on four - part , crooning to his York. Coloratura Soprano harmony can join the feelight. One quartet the Song Lansing Chapter of the Eansing chapter of the Masters beat in that contest Sweet Adelines, run by Ms. RICHARD BONYNGE, Accompanist BSA is one branch of was the Buffalo Bills, who Ken Gibson. Irent organization later won the championship "Women's lib hasn't hit us 1 by Owen C. Cash in and were featured in the Oklahoma. motion picture, "The Music yet," McAttee said. long name is a parody Man." Annually the Lansing Friday Eve. May 5 8:15 P.M. le long names of Nationally the SPEBSQSA branch performs a public University Auditorium Jiment agencies collects funds for the concert at Eastern High Public: $7. $5. $3. MSU Students (W/ID) $7. $4. $2. led during the Institute of Logopedics in School in October. 355-3361 Tickets at the Union 355-6686 |on." Gene Johnson, shopper for 12 RHARHARHARHARHARI • kid past president of ■branch, said. Biding to Harold lee, the chapter's In, the Lansing branch Inded in 1940 by Ed ANY AIRLINE lpe, a State Highway fission employe, iisthe only remaining ■member. 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TTrt ysand4p.m 7:30,9:30 r5cent^0nis$lf°r I.D.'s required $100 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday SPORTS ^Pril2?,, Illinois Sackmann ha$ next for day with bat By STEVE STEIN By CRAIG REMSBURG State News Sports State News Sports Writer Writer MSU's Jerry Sac km an n takes Jerry Sackmann was all smiles in the golfers hope to continue their fine play this weekend at the Illinois Intercollegiate Invitational, a 36 - hole off for first base in a dugout at Kobs Field Tuesday, following game romp over Notre Dame. lS8" s S event, on Saturday in Savoy, 111. game with Illinois. 1®1| The Spartan six - man contingent to the Mid - American SN photo by B. Remington Sipping a cup of hot chocolate to0 w„luward off Invitational Monday took second in the 16 team field and the chill whUe acknowledging the teasing °n>mthe«i L teammates, the 5 11,175 top five MSU linksmen will return to participate in the Illinois tourney. • - pound Sackmann had just paced an 18 hit outfielderh?^ Captain John VanderMeiden, Dick Bradow, Mark Timyan ■ Spartani and freshmen Bill Brafford and Steve Broadwell the five four hits in as many trips to the are plate His second and sixth innings sandwiched who qualified to play on the University of Illinois third and fourth frames and gave two hon!"*1'5'! championship Orange Course, a par 72 layout. him three The one remaining spot on the Spartan delegation was game. no|»B»| contested for this week in a 36 hole playoff, which included - 'Tm not really swinging the bat that a dual meet against "but I'm concentrating more. I we»," he Pn Lansing Community College Tuesday and go ud t Eastern Michigan Wednesday. 11 MSU golfers were in the competition for the final everytime now working for me." thinking that I'll get a hit it ' tsee®ii N opening to the Illini tourney. Indeed it does. His solo blast in the thirH . Against LCC, the top four individual scores were counted, fence at about the 345 - foot mark in left field and the Spartans came out on top, 294 - 309. Jim Boettcher run homer the following inning was a highfivft,"1 was the meet medalist on the Forest Akers west course, shooting a 70, while Bill Zylstra carded a 73. BRUINS, RANGERS out in left. "I thought the first one had a good chant* t„ ' ""'Ml Brad Hyland shot 75, Scott Malaney 76, Dan Boisture 76 but I didn't think the second one was out j and Jim Bradow 82 to round out the Spartan scoring. balls I hit were curves." ' ^1 All -U.S. fi The Illinois tournament is quite an important one for the The last time a Spartan batter had hit tWo h Big Ten schools because eight of the ten conference squads in one game upon checking with Asst. , Coach will be competing, including host Illinois, MSU, Purdue, and past issue of the State a News, was Ron pZJ Minnesota, Northwestern, Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa. sophomore outfielder. Purdue is the defending champ and also returning are BOSTON best of three series, Pniitt hit two four baggers in runner up Iowa and third - place finisher Indiana. (UPI) - The - • The Rangers moved into league win - an 8 - 1 Snarti J • oldest American entrants in taking the first two games over Michigan on May 2, 1970 Neither J With the opening of the Forest Akers west course, MSU this year's finals the hard by outscoring the Rangers 4 if thPrp lJ the National Hockey nor anyone in the press box could recall coach Bruce Fossum can finally have his golfers play on the 1. way, facing the defending any MSU batter to hit three homers in one League, the New York • contest 1 long course and help establish his top six. Boston is the oldest Stanley Cup champion Sackmann hit three home runs "This cold, rainy spring has put the team's progress about Rangers and Boston Bruins, American franchise in the Montreal Canadiens in the last one in the sixth inning of the second Tuesday but i»J two weeks behind schedule," the coach commented. "The square off Sunday afternoon in the opening NHL, entering the circuit in semifinals, then sweeping victory. It came with nobody on base and uvt M game a4.»] guys just haven't been able to really put their games together 1924, a year before New four games against the West hurler Rick Deller a temporary 3 - 1 yet. game of the Stanley Cup championship series. York interests purchased division regular season had a walk and a line out to left in the lead. Sackmal "It almost isn't fair to the entire team to make the Hamilton Tigers to nightcap. a decision The nationally televised champion Chicago Black "I'd have to say that it was as good a day hi yet," Fossum said. The guys haven't had a chance to smooth contest at Boston Garden become the second U.S. Hawks. have had in a long time," he said out their games." entrant. The path was easier for Wednesday. marks the first time since But the transfer student from DuPage Junior Co™ the 1928 - 29 season — In all, the two clubs have the Bruins, who took four Chicago said he might have had his best day hitM when the Bruins were led by met 31 times in playoff of five games against the high school game in 1969. Hall of Famers Eddie Shore, competition dating back to Toronto Maple Leafs, "When I was at Naperville Central ™| the 1926 27 when fourth place finishers in the High SchoolII Dit season RBI's on just two hits in one Clapper, "Tiny" - seven game," SkJ THE LAST Thompson and Harry Olive that the two clubs have met for the NHL title. they faced semifinals. Boston holds a 17 -12 edge in the series off in the East division, then swamped the St. Louis Blues 28 • 8 to win in four straight games. recalled. "I hit both a grand slam and a solo second inning, was walked intentionally with the hoiwrjd J The Bruins swept that with two games ending in But Johnson was making BOBBY ORR loaded and also hit a sacrifice fly, which drove "But Tuesday I hit the ball as hard as I have ininJ J QUESTION no apologies for his club which won own its second come to to us. try us They will have on for size and the same number of times at bat," he said. Earlier in the season, though, Sackmann had ever hisM COMING SOON . . straight Prince of Wales trophy as the East division then we'll goes." see which way it at the plate. In the Spartans' spring training p Florida, the junior psychology major hit just within the next two months the champion this season. St. Louis Coach Al doubles and a triple among his seven total hits. .269,ii| by Isaac Asimov following stores will be joining the Lansing Mall family. "I have to think we're pretty good hockey a club. Arbour agreed. "Give them credit," "At the beginning of the year I was Coaches Litwhiler and Pellerin stayed with me and J hitting poodJ We have something," Arbour said after his club continue playing," he said. 'They showed confident!! S J. W. KNAPP S FRITTER SHOP Johnson said. "The way I look at it, they'll have to was stunned by the Bruins. and I wanted to show that I was worth it. Fin «J 'They have the balance and around now." Maw stewing weekends S STATE VITAMIN ^ ALADDIN'S CASTLE they have magnificent Sackmann's 5 - for - 6 day Tuesday raised histJ goaltending. When average 59 points to an even .400, 20 hits in 50 ttf WE WELCOME THEM! bat. He now has four homers and 17 RBI's this seasoH everything else runs out on Mirams Ptaaetariw \ ! 355-4872 jniuiiHing Sagmaw at Elmwood mall them they've got Bobby Orr." ' Arbour called Orr the He is also hitting .400 in Bit Ten action thus fa yet early season, tops on the Spartan squad and nint in the conference. In four games, two against Ulinoi J v "the center of things" f'greatest showed up thing that on ice." ever pair against Minnesota, he is 4 - for - 10, includifl doubles and one run batted in. Game two of the best - On the basis of his hitting of late, Sackmann has J of - seven championship up from the eighth slot in the MSU batting order J series will be played here sixth, which he batted Tuesday against Notre Dtm.1 next Tuesday night and the doubtful that he will be moved up any higher sin scene shifts to Madison Spartans have sluggers Pniitt, Shaun Howitt, JohnDi Square Garden in New York Bailey Oliver in the lineup. for the third and fourth But come Friday when MSU meets Eastern Michipl games, Thursday, May 11, a pair at home and Saturday when the batsmen twj and the seventh again at Boston Garden on Sunday, Mt. Pleasant for a twinbill with Central Sackmann will be in his familiar No. 16 uniform i« Michigan,jj May 14. hit away. 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" l —wed., f*- " I 487 ' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Thursday, April 27, 1972 11 |RY SHARKER |\SU recruiting Herb's 9.2 a By GARY KORRECK weather, putting him about and he knows how to est in years St«e New. Sports Writer ten days behind. put us In the right frame of mind. may be yet to come, though. seeing MSU develop Into a "I'm no where near being "I don't think about "Normally, I don't care for track power has been at least a race Herb In shape," he commented, running outdoors," he partially realized this season. Washlngon likes to as much as I used to," sell "woof tickets," but he "and running 9.2 this early commented, "But this year The Spartans captured may not get many takers has given me confidence. Washington said, "I get it's different because it's their third straighrt an after his performance last "It was the first time I'd mentally bogged down If I Olympic conference croas country do, and some races just aren't year — something I months between November and April are often the Saturday. put any real pressure on my as Important as others." that's a Utopia for any champl >s)iip last fall and lirina and frustrating for college football coaches According to Washington, right leg since Injuring it at His relaxed moments come trackman." guined 'ie indoor track 1 the country. At this time, coaches are on the a "woof ticket" Is "telling Cobo In March," he crown In i«arch. An outdoor running In relays. 'They're a A trip to M uilch would Ins circuit, checking various reports of prep players someone else what you're going continued, "It's still not lot of fun," he laughed, certainly cap a brilliant v tory would give them an Lunltlng with contacts located throughout the to do and what he Isn't." right, but it's a lot better." "There are so college career for Ui.. ecedented third major Last weekend, the senior many title. Washington credits sprint intangibles - you're not the Washington, but he's got a sprinter did something no coach Jim Bibbs and After that it's a series of I presenting the advantages of their Institution and other Spartan has "man-on-the-spot" like In lot to look forward to after by running teammate Marshall Dill for invitational 100's en route to Individual competition." that. "After this summer it's % program and courting potential prospects, coaches a 9.2 in the Kansas helping him relieve much of the Olympic trials In riJ sit back and hope - and wait until April 19. That Invitation Relays Still, his two biggest me and the Colts," he said, Eugene, 100, tying his own the pressure of Individual Oregon beginning June 29. first day (this year) national letters of intent can be varsity record. competition. "Holding off victories came as an Individual. "Beating John referring to the winter football draft in which he "Marshall and I are ■ under NCAA regulations. And a signature on a "I was world class people In the entering L, ]etter for a particular school obligates the recruit shot deal,"glad It was a one most of the - - Carlos In the 60 when I was a was drafted by Baltimore. he said, "I don't 100 used to be a problem for invitationals together," he Id his indication. care much for me," he said, "But now I run sophomore was my first big "If that doesn't work out, commented, "but we're Idate, MSU has received 18 such letters of Intent and victory," he commented, I'd like to go into public preliminaries." Washington against world ■ class every "Carlos was one of the best being very selective. There ■between seven and twelve additional responses. considered his time "a big day. relations work with a large are so many outdoor meets Itball recruiting at MSU was not as successful last plus for me this early in the Coach Bibbs has done a lot back then. "And then," he smiled, HERB WASHINGTON corporation," he added. that it's impossible to think ^ it has been in other years, but Duffy Daugherty outdoor season." He said to help us," he added, He's "This past February 13th Washington's college about winning them all, that his practice time had been a competitor and a by becoming the first ever to career hasn't ended you've just got to win the when I captured what I run 5.8 in the 60." been limited by inclement Pan-American games coach called my "elusive butterfly" yet,though, and his dream of right ones." Washington's biggest thrill SECOND STRAIGHT LOSS BGSU clips stickmen By JOHN FRAZIER State News Sports Writei Spartans as Bowling Green Spartans seemingly had goals. tallied seven unanswered scored another goal but the Val Washington tied a goals. ball hit the side of the net Still the excitement never varsity record by scoring his and careened away from the left the game as the two 17th goal of the season, but "King Midas and the goal. teams exchanged vicious Bowling Green State walked golden touch," Falcon off the field with a 16 - 4 Coach Mickey Cochrane said The Spartans opened the checking throughout. In all, 15 penalties were called in lacrosse triumph over the in describing their good scoring in the fourth period the game as the checking Duffy Daugherty Spartans Wednesday. fortune in the period. when Henry Cashen scored an unassisted marker at the became particularly fierce in The Orange and Brown had Yet the Bowling Green 0:24 mark. Bowling Green the second half. Hassled, Rushed a lot more difficulty than L he and his staff have come up with several blue squad knew it was still in they would care to admit in contest when the third a again came back with the The Spartans play Ohio Tired and Hungry ■aspects this year. remaining scores of the State at Columbus on \ year's recruiting has been the best we've had in achieving the win, though. stanza opened. The Spartans "The score wasn't indicative period, netting four more Saturday. ■ years as far as balance is concerned," he said. "We V have some super players coming in. Many have of the way we played again opened the scoring Jim Walters socred at the as FORGET IT ALL today," MSU Coach Ted Jding high school careers." 2:4 3 mark with another pants sale!!! Swoboda said. "If we Cdlng on the incomplete list are two prep all - assist going to Gray. The fat. Greg Schaum, 6-4, 235-pound defensive lineman Baltimore, Md. and Tyrone Wilaon, 6-2, 195-pound continue to play the way we did today than we're going to Falcons netted the other two tallies of the period. The miv% win some games," Swoboda I back from Wilklnsburg, Pa. head the list. added. COMPLETE PANTS AIIRANT jgherty is also high on junior college transfer from The Spartans opened the i, Calif., Clayton Montgomery, and Jim Cordery of i, Ky. Reports claim Cordery, a 6-3, 210-pound scoring in the first period as AUDIO & BAR I back, Is the best high school player to come out of Paul Safran tallied a goal In a man up situation with the ®3an<' up plsvllle area. aasist going to Don Gray. 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MSEC is presently lobbying Student activists report a and one half tons of paper in married housing The upshot of the course for the state wilderness an(j posters should not be tremendous respect for trend in student recycled weekly in 21 out placed in the bins, Moore generated another will be an ecological report preservation bill, pending on new them," he said, the Senate floor, a state bill environmental involvement: of 26 MSU residence halls, stressed. Paper bags, Six calls came from environment"' to the University. The Michigan Student to protect Inland lakes and smaller numbers of more he added. however are all right. students who noticed some improvement: Why could Env ironmental streams In committee in the committed, more educated Moore said the Mark Rosenhaft, director discharge in the Red Cedar something not be done coordinators are seeking about antiquated Confederation (MSEC) has House and a stricter state air persons working with more of the Waste Control River. In five cases, expertise. helpers and plan to begin Authority, said students call pollution was traced back to Incinerators that spewed been coordinating student pollution act, being debated Fred Moore, president of bundling the papers for his office dally with ideas, the building it came from ashes around the dwellings? ecology groups statewide on the Senate floor, E - QUAL and student Rosenhaft said that for about 18 months. MSEC The group will hire from representative of the waste containers will replace workes with about 130 100 students this University's Waste Control the incinerators in 30 to 60 college and high school summer for environmental Authority, said that the ecology movement is becoming more practical. Women s pan days. "We feel we're responsible to students," he very groups now, Pomeroy, coordinator. The said organization, Walt projects, Pomeroy said. MSEC will also help the governor's Clean Earth Core "There is no more of the said. thought to be the only such hire students for a larger emotional satisfaction of Justin Morrill College state agency in the U.S., has summer program, he said. joining an environmental group and yelling at a company like U.S. Steel or on budget, will offer a paper recycling course fall term, Rosenhaft said. the University without really having the facts to back it up," he said. Emotions persuaded MSU Investigation of the old retirement plan and tentative budget proposals Room. The committee will invite a representative from Staff for the group head the Benefits to explain various committee last week named two black members to its executive committee. Verna Bradley will take over duties The class will consider the tax and transportation breaks primary dealers of virgin pulpwood receive - Antibusing many to join the fall cross • campus highway issue, but it was over, they agenda for the 6:30 p.m. retirement benefits on all meeting of the Women's classifications to the Steering Committee today in employment task force. as budget officer and Joan Collins will act as chairman. Making recycling less vice profitable. The class will also study the MSU paper meetW AfiHIWHTHM WASHINGTON HTPH Whifa Hrttico with a/de ® once (UPI) — White House tn to seek eon 1/ tiiir_ "We will'I e the Brody Conference The task force will then Elva Revilla was also recycling operation and do enter tin] disappeared, he said. Only a The marching mothers from administration support for a of the make a recommendation to named as executive attitudinal studies on what city in Michigan and Virginia who constitutional amendment consider a the group. committee Chicano it takes to make people want to outlaw racial school on the issue. Ms. Irene spectacui« In response to a letter from representative. recycle paper. busing will meet Friday Reps. Norman Lent, leader of McC»b, Campus the Black Women Employes of MSU, the steering Today's meeting is open to the public. with John Presidential Ehrlichman Adviser at the R-N.Y., and Jack H. McDonald. R-Mich., marchers who 'L'. completed their u, sponsors of legislation hike. Sport & Lansing's Smartest Night Club calling for such an Joining eight o Surplus JOE JOSEPH'S Names accepted amendment, are expected to be joined by up to 10,000 supporters arriving from have miles from walked plan to cross the n Richmoi p across the nation by bus and Memorial Bridge for Ugamaa prize car for a series of antibusing Pbtomae River and PR03B01L METAL MATCHES rallies and a march around on the Capitol. $1 SUNTAN SHIRTS recommendations to Gary the White House. A c c o rd ioi The United Blacks of UNUSUAL HATS Pettway, 205 North The groups spent the day ■spokesmen for Wonders are now accepting Featuring Dancing Open Bowling nominations from the Wonders Hall. The Wednesday covering final helping with the Across from Berkey Phone 337 "The Bushman" 6 nights nominations should include miles of their trek through Every Nite community at large for the 2122 North Logan at Grand River Ugamaa award, for why the person is being Washington's Virginia 'i n i n n n i u n i ♦ nominated, and what they suburbs in preparation for a outstanding achievement and involvement in the have done to warrant "spectacular " entrance into attention. the city this morning. community. The award will be given May 20 In the Wonders Hall cafeteria, Bernard Adams, Detroit junior, said. This is POLICE BRIEF- the first time it will be awarded, but Janet Williams, Detroit freshman, POLICE ARRESTED OFF DUTY MSU said she hopes this to be the AN Sunday and 8 a.m.1 TWO nonstudents from police officer travelling from the third flootl beginning of an annual Clare and Cadillac at 2:45 home about 3:30 p.m. of East Fee Hil l award system. a.m. Wednesday on Tuesday on I - 496 stopped estimated the loss <1 WANTED The award will be given Michigan Avenue by the two boys who were and have no suspecti' to "someone involved in the Brody Complex for hitchhiking. An black community," Adams possession of 32 bags of identification check showed said, though it may not what police believed to be that the 14 and 15 - year - $2 5 WAS ST" necessarily be a black marijuana. Police said they old boys were runaways between 1 and I individual. It may be for initiaDy stopped the men from the Boys Training Tuesday from aeoed'i someone "in administration, after they saw them load a School in Lansing. The In Rather Hall. Po" < students, factory anyone," he continued. Anyone in the community interested in workers, bicycle from the racks by the Brody service area onto their pick - up truck and drive away. Police said the officer returned the boys to the school. the coed's pyrse taken and said tht didn't know If the locked. nominating someone for the bike's lock had been cut, STORE SECURITY award can send and said they found the AGENTS in the MSU A SANITARY, marijuana after they Bookstore In the searched the truck. Police dispenser was bro International Center between 6 said the men's cases have apprehended student at WHOI/ been referred to the county a 2:20 p.m. Tuesday for and 8 a.m the second floor fiLWOflG? prosecutor on charges of grand larceny and shoplifting. Police said the student had allegedly taken restroom in the possession of marijuana Bidg. Police estf- two small notebooks worth loss and damage at with intent to distribute. 79 cents. 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Hardtop, 8, Service yellow black vinyl top, 963 VOLVO FOUR door C 4 28 PART TIME student on $2100.337-9502. D-5-4-28 sedan. Call 351-0183 after 11 employment, 12-20 hours automatic, running condition /week. Automobile required. lOYMENT very good, body fair. $925 or a.m. Denny. D-5-4-28 CAMARO 1967 convertible, 6 best offer. Call Employment 351-5800 for information. | RENT cylinder, stendard after 5 p.m. 4-4-28 332-5582 C-2-4-27 jrtments transmission, excellent Scooters & Cycles KENNEL GIRL full time to condition, $900. 676-1930. FALCON clean and care for animals, 3-4-27 1969, 4 door, assist Veterinarian, learn to automatic, rustproofed, 7 1969 BSA Victor Special 441. trim, experience helpful not PART - TIME mounted tires. $1,100. Come ■ sale CHALLANGER 1970 RT. 383 see it I 349-0293. not 351-0309 evenings. 4-5-2 3-4-28 necessary. Apply in Trials magnum. 4 speed. MACK person. 5134 South Logan. AUTO SALES. 1,000 feet Aiie Homes East of M-52 on M FIAT 1971, 850 Spider. Low x-3-4-27 Monday anu Wednesday I& Found 625-3175. D-54-28 78 - mileage, like new. $1995. BRASS MUSICIANS Hours, 10 loNAL With stereo system. Call a.m. - 4 p.m. WANTED KIUTS PERSONAL CHEVELLE MALIBU 1970 339-2524, 3-6 p.m. weekdays BRIDGESTONE 1500 350, 1970V4. (trumpet & sax) $2/hour plus bonus and Saturday. 3-4-28 miles. Excellent |L ESTATE V-8. Must sell. Best offer. motorcycle. MUST SELL. For established four Call Mr. Aspatore fcEATlON Phone 487-3474. 3-4-27 — 393-5460 FIAT 850 Spider 1971. Radio. 351-1966. 3-4-28 piece band with gigs. I/ICE CHEVROLET 1968, % ton $1588. Ask for Stan, Prefer you double on Equal Opportunity Employer ■ruction 351-3513.3-5-27 SUZUKI 1966, 250cc, Road Pick-up, V-8 engine, standard other instruments. Be King Service transmission, custom cab, FORD GALAXIE 1962. 352 I 'WANTED: GOVERMMBJT INDIAN AGENT- machine, needs some work, $150. Call 372-8699 serious, dedicated and ASPORTATION 40,000 1 owner miles. Only automatic, good interior, Must speak with forkep tongue willing to work towards (164) 3-4-27 evenings. 2-4-27 iTED $1395. GEORGE HARRIS Rock Show Band. Great CAR power steering. $150, will DEADLINE EXCHANGE, 505 East deal. 351-5381. D-5-5-1 et#K2Z/£ UK&M, MM BSA BASED, 441cc Cafe opportunity. This is for SUMMER COOK for resort on Grand River, comer of Grand racer. V one class day River and North Cedar. FORD CONVERTIBLE 1964. Reliable,street legal. Randy, year - round traveling Leelanau Peninsula. Good pay. Call 616-386-5191. i publication. Phone 351-8280. 3-4-28 work starting June. Call 371-3535.3-4-28 Standard, 71,600 miles, new D-5-4-28 694-8232 or 393-4182. lellations/Cor- CHEVY brakes. $175 or $225. Automotive Automotive BEST OFFER 1971 Honda WAGON, 1965. Good 337-0569. 3-4-27 WORK AVAILABLE SALES LADY to sell cleaning s - 12 noon one condition, Dependable. $200. SL350. Call after 5 p.m. DON'T WAIT until summer for supplies to industrial day before 355-8132. 4-4 28 MGB-GT, 1969. Beige, $1600. RENAULT 1968. Radio. New 355-2798. 3-4-29 FOgD GALAXIE '63, good a job. We need 14 men institutions. 485-5457. Call Rob Wunderlich engine, needs transmission tires, clutch. 30 mpg. $600. IMMEDIATELY with cars. D-5-4-28 CHEVY VAN 1966. Carpeted, 313-577-4200, collect, 482-1729. D-5-4-28 1971 SUZUKI 250cc work. Best Offer. 351-3449. person to person. S-5-5-1 Savage. Call Mr. Kovach, 489-3494. C PHONE paneled, insulated, bed, D-5-4-28 2,000 miles. Phone TEACHERS WANTED: Contact closet. 351-1658. D-5-4-27 SUNBEAM 1966, Tiger. V-8 355-3163. 2-4-28 Southwest Teachers Agency. 355-8255 MUSTANG 19F8 MUSICIAN, STROLLING to Automatic engine, 4-speed transmission, Box 4337, FORD GALAXIE 1964. Good 200cc, $700. Call 355-0944 2 tops, Michelon tires. play Greek music. Bouzuki, Albuquerque, NM CHEVY II 1966, 2 door, ALL NEW Custom Dirt 87106. "Our 26th year." 10 wo ,d minimum condition, best offer, call and accordian, guitar, or automatic transmission, radio, or 351-8477.5-5-2 AM/FM radio. Only $1595. Bike Bonded and a member of Curt, 351-3252. D-5-4-28 accessory Shop — mandolin, weekends, DAYS $475. Or good offer. GEORGE HARRIS CAR CUSTOM CYCLE SHOP, N.A.T.A. 1-4-27 669 3050. D-5-4-28 NOVA 1966 Floor shift six, evenings. JIM'S TIFFANY 3 5 10 FORD GALAXIE - EXCHANGE, 505 East 1806 East Michigan. Phone PLACE, downtown Lansing. 500, 1969. green and brown. Call Grand River, corner of Grand 4.00 6.50 13.00 482-4501. 5-5-3 Call Angie for appointment. PART-TIME. Earn about $80 CHEVY Automatic, air, radio, power 485-6369. D-5-4-27 River and North Cedar. a BELAIRE 1963. 489-1196. 5-5-1 week. Call 489-7883 for 4.80 7.80 15.60 steering, 355-6172. D-5-4-27 Phone 371-3535.3-4-28 Automatic, $150. Call BSA, 1970 650 Lightning, appointment. 5-5-3 9.75 353-9100 or 355-1097. 5-5-1 OLDSMOBILE F-85, 1963. Call anytime after 5 p.m. 6.00 19.50 1970 HONDA 750, 5600 miles, GAST STATION Attendant Needs minor engine work. THUNDERBIRD 1964. Runs 351-8793. 7-5-5 MUSICIANS: ORGANIST, lead custom paint and seat. 1965 needed part time from 7 a.m. 7.20 11.70 23.40 CHEVY 1963. Runs well. Best $50. Phone 485-0356. guitar, drum, sax. To work T-Bird, full power. 1963 daily. Must be married, over offer by Saturday takes it. D-5-4-27 1968 BSA 250 Scrambler. June, July, August. Reply Pontiac Bonneville. 1953 21 and have good recent 353-7229. 4-4-28 Excellent condition. Best station Box D-4, State News. GBC ton pick-up, 4 speed. experience. Call OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE TORONADO 1970. Air, stereo, offer. 351-5838.2-4-28 D-10-5-2 1967 Ford Bronco, 4 wheel 393-0418 between 1-4 p.m. CHRYSLER NEWPORT custom 1966. Can be seen at 805 full power, sharp, low price. irvlces drive V-8. RUSS'S 3-4-28 Btdg. Moores River Drive, 372-4716. D-5-4-28 1954 HARLEY Davidson "74" 1967, 2 door, hardtop. Power STANDARD, NEED FEMALE models for 1-96, 485-9827. 4-5-2 dents ads must be steering, brakes. 6 new belted Williamston exit. 655-3700. Chopped, raked and WANTED PART time girl figure photography. Studio 1969 TRIUMPH Spitfire Mark tires, new shocks and exhaust extended. $1300. 484-9687 and outdoor work. Call Chris, D-5-4-27 III. Mechanically sound, good preferably with experience in OLDSMOBILE 1969 Cutlass S. after 5 p.m. 3-5-1 system. Excellent condition. new or used car lot. Typing 351-6789. D-5-4-28 2-door hardtop, V-8 engine, paint and tires. Best offer 393-8902. 1-4-27 JEEP, 1965, GJ-6 Willys. |bte News will be over $1300. 371-3695 deals. Hours, wages *«ry e only for the Excellent condition. $2000. automatic transmission, power steering and power anytime. D-7-4;27 SOLE* MOTORIZED BIKES approximate speed 20 m.p.h. - flexible. Contact Dale STUDENT OR^H^y members Call for appointment Mathias at GEORGE — do you need part or full Iday'i incorrect CORVETTE COUPE 1964. brakes. No driver's license, insurance 676-5620. 5-6-2 Factory TR-6, 1970 BritishRacingGreen, HARRIS CAR EXCHANGE, time employment? We have Excellent. GTO Coupe 1969, air-conditioning. Only $2195. or license plates required. 505 East Grand River, corner openings for direct sales many options. 651-5064 GEORGE AM/FM, radials, 18,000 KARMANN G HIA HARRIS CAR Minimum age — 15. Sold by after 6 p.m. 3-5-1 1969, miles, $2450. 641-4225. of Grand River and North counselors, mainly evening AM/FM, new tires, new EXCHANGE, 505 East 3-4-27 VANS' BIKE SHOP. Stop in Cedar. 3-4-28 and nighttime calls. For more Grand River, corner of Grand for test ride, 507 East muffler. Like new. Best offer information please call CORVETTE 1969. Both River and North Cedar. Shiawassee. 485-1963. 339 2826. 5-5-3 VALIANT 349-2481. Ask for Mr. Russo. Phone 371-3535. 3-4-28 1966. $300. 6 x-2-4-28 convertible - hardtop. Good 5-5-1 condition. MAVERICK cylinder, automatic, radio, 482-2617. 1970, automatic, 0-5-4-28 heater, 3534434, 485-4897. CHOPPER TRIUMPH DREAM JOB. Teach make | HEALEY '58, new red, excellent condition. background preferred. Must up - 3-4-27 21,000 miles, $1350. Bonneville. Beautiful Custom like children. Submit letter methods used in Hollywood transmission, clutch, Good CORVETTE 1968 convertible, 353-6880 afternoons. machine. Come see it. Make to: State News, Box F-6. for Natural or High Style . condition. VOLKSWAGEN 1964. offer. 351-2088. 3-4-28 t97. D-5-4-28 427 - 435 hp. $2800. Phone 332-3726 evenings and power steering and power 5-5-2 sining at weekends. D-5-4-27 brakes. Excellent condition. Completely rebuilt engine, 6 3 49-3381 after 9:30 p.m. expense. Money is good if new tires. Best offer over 1970 650 BSA LIGHTNING. D-5-4-28 Only $895. GEORGE WILD GIG! Musical group you're ambitious. Can lead to $350. Call 355-3871. 3-4-27 [02. 1969. Yellow, MERCEDES BENZ 1964. 190 HARRIS CAR EXCHANGE. Excellent condition, 4,500 needed to play for Full Dress executive position. VIVIANE les. $1950. gas engine, 4 on column, new 505 East Grand River, comer miles. $950. 351-6437. 5-5-2 WOODARD COSMETICS, DATSUN 1600 Roadster 1970. VOLKSWAGEN Military Ball of 1776 and [916 evenings, only. Fine machine. Call 485-5317 tires. Must sell I Call after 6 p.m. 351-7944. 3-4-28 of Grand River and North 1968 automatic, 2 snow tires, FM 1970 TRIUMPH 500 Trophy. Civil War troops Saturday, subsidiary of General Foods. Cedar. Phone 371-3535. July 1, 1972. Lake City. 351 6623. 0-19-4 28 after 5 p.m. 3-5-1 tape deck included. Mint Excellent condition, $875, 3-4-28 Michigan. This is not a joke MGB ROADSTER 1967. Good condition, $1275 or best 355-3711. 3-5-1 9 passenger station WE will seriously consider any DATSUN 1967,4-door Sedan, body, excellent mechanically; offer. 332-4307. 3-4-27 For Rent 11965. Good body and 5575. very good shape, $375. sacrifice. 393-0605 evenings. OPEL RALLY 1968. good 1970 BRIDGESTONE street and all applications. Good money available for right 351-0868. 3-4-28 condition, $450 or best offer. VOLKSWAGEN BUG scrambler, 1971 Bridgestone TV AND STEREO rental: 485-0134. 3-4-28 1969. Fast, 355 9429. 3-4-28 group. Contact D.L. Jaehnig, Clean, options. $1050. dirt bike. 337-1383 or free many Chamber of Commerce, 518 delivery and service. MGB GT 1970. Red, excellent Must 3398326. BI-1-4-27 sell. 371-4293. 3-4-27 $9.50/month - no deposit, condition, mechanically OPEL RALLY 1971. $1700. Union, Lake City, Michigan low term rates available. All Very good condition. Must 49651. 616839-4315. 3-4-28 sound, black leather interior, HARLEY SPORTSTER 1971 equipment guranteed. Call sell. 339-8025. 3-4-28 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. AM/FM, AM/FM radio. Must sacrifice. Chopper, good condition, 49,000 new paint, helmets, NEJAC, 337-1300. C-4-28 Lindi 393-8010 or 332-1428. loaded. See and appreciate, 3-4-27 PONTIAC TEMPEST. 1964. miles, $700. Ca'50. 371-3166. efficiency, air conditioned, message. 4-4-28 .. $250. 646-6825. D-5-4-27 sightseeing. Free information close to good, stick, radio, $300. 3-4- •• Write: JOBS OVERSEAS, campus, $137 351-5986. D-5-4-27 Summer .$154.Fall.484-0585, £ loot., Dept. Q-2, P.O. Box 15071, TRIUMPH 250, 1969. Good 351-1610. 0-11-4-28 VW 1968, good condition, San Diego, California 92115 -ARE YOU PAYING 1965 PONTIAC GTO. Clean, condition, new battery. 20 477 sunroof, 2 door. $800 or best TOO MUCH FOR BP extras, Best offer. 337-9091, offer. 694-0745. D-5-4-27 $500. 485-2813 after 4 p.m. ONE GIRL for 4-man, Cedar AUTO INSURANCE? Bill H. D-5-4-27 D-5-4-27 PART TIME salesman with car, iWhy not give me a call! Village, fall and/or spring. leads furnished, high Non-smoker. Call Kathy IAdtM [ REGISTER NOW Don Sakowski PORSCHE 1965. Mechanically vw 1971, super bettle. AM/FM CYCLE INSURANCE Central commissions. Call Rick Ross - 355-1 677 or Krissy SENTRY INS 676 1930 sound. Make an offer. radio, $1400. 3328507. Michigan's Largest insurer, 3558226. D-5-4-27 355-1674. 3-4-28 r® FOR YOUR 1-584-6424.10-!M 2-4-VS any cycle, any rate. 144 North Harrison, East Lansing APARTMENT 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF Cedar or Gree LANSING. O-15-4-28 FOR THIS Auto Service &■ Parti SUMMER a pool, VWGUARANTEED RANDY'S MOBIL 196 at repair. OR NEXT air condieverythin tioning Okemos Road. 349-9620. t: 4 28 FALL M/< >ON BODY SHOP, 812 East and Kalamaioo Street 1940. Since Complete auto . . . painting and collision service. takes ft0f bonus extras! L,ke: a Mini-bus ti IV5-0256. C 4 28 I I step Wise a WithniV tn ri round trips 3 ,drdmess. Like: ,rom apartment door" ?ssroorn eliminating parking problems, en- a romantic "social area" else. . KEEP ON TRUCKIN' Repair I below "'C es and B B Q P',s and itul1 Read 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex work on Volkswagen, bugs, II thiT°fe 'fa,ures Jnd die« "»« from ,han you'll ever get busses or Ghias. GRAND only $180 a month. CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS RIVER CITGO, 1054 East leasing student and married are now I wwpTe'ec/trir?.0n-tAonin? ■ AM Utilities included couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted Grand C 4-28 River 351 9274. and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has garbage disposal a II talurini ■ o'} d,op "<• ■ Walk thru Kitchen and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have ample parking FOREIGN CAR PARTS. I Dishwac? f'"8erator ■ Range ■ Disposer I * Unlimittifp. ,ed LLaunrtry facilities ■ Storage and arl(lnR ■ Party Room spacefor every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 East Kalamaroo Street, 1 pool and private balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for mile West of campus. any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR 487 5065. C GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MARK SIMONS, 1-6 p.m.. VEHICLE NEED REPAIR? Try mm s ApARTMINTS 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelve month leases available. ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. us for discount replacement parts AUTO C-1-4 27 and service, HEIGHTS PARTS, 485-2276. t:;"™'10u'Coral Okemos Rd 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. Gables SUITE411 FROM WHERE you sit, check the better job* in MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 today's Classified Ads. 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Rent For Rent For Sale For Rent For Rent Student 355-8255 Apartments Apartments Apartments Houses WATERBED SALE. Butt seams, SUMMER. 1, 2 or 3 girls. University Terrace, $150 per 2 MEN Village needed for Old Cedar Apartment for fall. NEAR CAMPUS Beech Duplex, 3 bedroom, Street. HOUSE WITH garden people now and summer. Call needs 10 year guarantee $29.95. , Lap seam, lifetime guarantee, SIMPLE $19.95. DIRECTORY month. 351-6947 after 4:30 355-9025. 3-4-27 PLEASURES, 129 East carpeted, stove, refrigerator. 489 2891.3-4-28 Grand River. (Below the Old p.m. S-5-4-27 Available June 1. Call • EYES EXAMINED BEAD CRAFTS, Campus Book Store) 3-4-28 WILLIAMSTON, 1 bedroom, 351-7026. 1-4-27 SHARE HOUSE. $45. East • GLASSES DECOUPAGE appliances furnished. Utilities • CONTACT LENS SUPPLIES, Michigan, Lansing, Male, own ART REPRODUCTIONS paid. $130. 655-3840. 3-4-28 FURNITURE, 3 complete SUMMER! MILLER 200 East. Family room. 482-4464. 1-4-27 rooms for only $377. DR. I.L>. Collin*, Optometrtu candle making tuppliM 2 3 MAN, AIR conditioned, 4 room, kitchen, living room, BROOKS FURNITURE, C6-Optlcal Service* Enfield's Incorporated °1\ - bedroom and bath, private per person parking spaces. $155. drive. $175 per month. YEAR LEASE. Available May 15. 3 bedroom, stove, 627 9600. 0-5-5-1 5218 S. Logan. 393-4230 693 M-43, Okemoi, 349-1940 _SsS5 s45 332-6932. D-5-4-28 882-3790. 5-5-3 per month refrigerator. $250. 332-6907 MARANTZ MODEL 7 stereo University Inn 4 - man apt. after 5 p.m. D-4-28 Barber Shop 1 GIRL immediately through 6 MONTH LEASE Fall and pre-amp. Kenwood KA2002 June 15th. Own room, stereo amp. Takumar super JIMMIE BORN Winter term. Cedar Village BOB JONES PAINTS FEMALE HOUSEMATE needed multi-coded 200mm F4 lens. Twykingham Apartments. model. CEDAR VILLAGE s60 per month 3 - man apt. Sue 332-8839. D-5-4-27 APARTMENTS. 10-5-10 351-5180. summer. preferred. Own room. Grad Air-conditioned. Pentax H3, mint. Pentax 35 binoculars. TV 7x sets, Only bildga - 3511110 236 SOUTH CLIPPER. 351-6615. 5-5-2 telescopes, typewriters, per person Apa for tapestries, head-phones, 8 - WASHDAY SAVINGS COLLEGE TRAVEL s75 per 2 - month man apt. lished, bedrooms, downstairs, 2 up to 4 students, Walk OWN house ROOM on in four bedroom Fairview. For track players. home and car 500 used 8-track tape JSc par load Tha baal for laaa Spa rial Texas Waahat SOc OFFICE $45 each. Upstairs remainder Spring, maybe tapes, $2 each. WILCOX 372-6725. 3-4 28 WENDROW'S ECONOWASH 130 West Grand River Ave. to class apartment, furnished, 2 summer. SECOND HAND STORE, CEDAR VILLAGE bedroom, up to 4 students, 509 East Michigan Avenue, 8 3006 Vina St. to 11 p.m. I 351-6010 Mk w. ofSaara $40 each. Call 482-1759 after NEED 2 girls for 6-man APARTMENTS from 5:30 p.m. Monday 5 p.m. D-5-4-27 furnished house. Fall term. Saturday, 485-4391. Bogue St. at the Red Cedar WATER'S EDGE APTS. $76. 351-9106. 3-4 28 B an kAmericard, Master KLDORADO GOLF COURSE 351-5180 216 BEAL STREET -Fall or next to Cedar Village Charge, Layaway, Terms, • "HUE) v MIuJFi 3750 W. Howell Rd. Mason Student Rates-Weekdays Summer. One block from SUMMER SUBLET, own room, Trades. C-4-28 Driving Range, Carts, SUBLET SUMMER 2 man campui. Two bedrooms, two 332-4432 new house, close to campus. Golf Equipment, Rental Clubs, persons. Furnished, balcony, 337-0311. D-5-4-27 CANON 814 movie camera. "or more Information apartment. 1 block from COUPLE TO MANAGE 12 unit CALL 676-1102 campus. 351-6212. D-5-4-27 air conditioned. Reduced Pioneer Sx800. Garrard apartment from June. Write summer rates. 6:30-7:30 DOWNTOWN LANSING. turntable, 12" Utah speakers, Mr. Buxton, 513 Hillcrest. WALK TO p/n., 351-6088. 2-4-27 Roommates needed for huge Honeywell Strobonar 202 STEREO 8 TRACK STUDENTOURS campus. Summer 3-428 with stand, Reflectsol, Quiet fire Harvest only. 4-man. 1020 Short house. $75, includes own - TRAVEL CENTER SUBLET SUMMER term. River Addler Mark 12 Electric itralght Up — Madman Across Street. 4890893. 4-4-28 bedroom, maid service, 129 E. GRAND RIVER The Water Street furnished apartment. utilities. No lease. Phone adding machines, best offer. And on one tape, 351-2650 $50 Steve 351-2027. 5-5-1 337-2788 or 351 2240 after5 Greatest Hits of Credence 393-1313. 0-5-4 27 p/n. x-3-4-27 C.R. & 3 Dog Night 5^0 EUROPE $2.99 MARRIED STUDENTS ROOMMATE NEEDED INFORMATION MALE ROOMMATE wanted. Rooms TIES OF LANSING V J\ FLIGHTS & FACULTY immediately, near Gables. No WORLDS' SECOND best Only 1 block from campus. deposit. $50/month. reproduction system. Listen $50/month. 351-3864. 351-9524. 3-4-27 ROOMS, SINGLES AND to EPI speaker. MARSHALL 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. D-5-5-1 DOUBLES. Cooking MUSIC. C-1-4-27 some with study 1 GIRL needed for 4-man. facilities. Utilities paid. Call For Sale For Sale MILFORD STREET 126, deluxe Cedar Village, immediately 372-8077. C-4-28 24" BOYS green Schwinn String 2 and 3 man apartments, thru June 15. $66/month. $30. Good condition. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. CONN ALTO saxophone, good *149 ray, from furnished, air - conditioning, per mo. 332-6074. 3-4-27 walking distance to campus. ROOM FOR man across from 393-8685. S-3-5 1 Tanks, canisters and uprights. condition. $100. 337-9091. Union. 211% Grand River, Guaranteed 1 full year. $7. Bill H. D-5-4-27 Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 or UNFURNISHED DUPLEX, FURNISHED, 3 489-1656. 19-4-28 upstairs. 5-5-3 VENTURA CLASSICAL guitar. DENNIS MINATURE SCHN/J bedrooms, summer and fall. 1 year old with case, $85. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. KUSTOM 300 PA, $750. children welcome 372-1629. 10-5-8 NEAR FRANDOR phone, 332-0006. 3-4-28 316 North Cedar, opposite 371-2038 after 6 p.m. affectionate GIRL NEEDED for two-man please, no pets Summer. Own bedroom. parking. Employed person or full time student, quiet. FM/AM City Market. C-2-4-28 D-5-4-27 old. 372-1559 D-Wjf CAPITOL, NEAR - furnished 2 - STEREO 56 watts, 353-8023, evenings. 3-4-28 COMPLETE GOLF set. 1, 3, 4 P.X. Store ST. BERNARD, AKC Kitchen available morning and RMS, $125. 2 Utah 12" rooms, private bath, parking, KNOB HILL inexpensive. Employed person about 30, no other. THREE BEDROOM, living room, bathroom, fireplace. for snacks. $60. $65 with linens. 372-7973. D-5-4-28 speakers, need a home, $75. or $175 takes all. Paul, woods, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 irons. Size 10 shoes, dozen balls. Frandor Shopping Center ARMY SURPLUS - Sporting shots, very 489-4156.5-5-1 well 393-8726 after 5 p.m. 3-4-28 Like new. 349-0972 after 6 Goods. SPECIALS. Cigarettes 484-8667. D-5^-27 APARTMENTS $215, utilities paid. 351-5292. 5-5-2 CLOSE, FULLY furnished, utilities paid, only $10/week. GARAGE SALE. April 27, 28, p.m. 2-4-28 35c/ pack of regulars, $3.36/carton. Shagg golf KITTENS, WHITE grays, 8 weeks old t» I OKEMOS 3 rooms and bath, lease. 351-4266 -EPIPHONE STEEL guitar, good home. 349-4700 No Call 29. 10-5 p.m. 5887 balls. $2.25/dozen. Tennis furnished, 2 students or 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT. 4-4 28 evenings or weekends. 3-4-28 Montebello Avenue, Haslett. double pick-up with case, Balls $2.25/can. Knapsacks, OPEN Monday - Friday employed. No pets. Sublet Summer. Small 3-4-28 $150,353-7699. 5-5-3 backpacks, rucksacks, $1.88 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. $135/month plus utilities and deposit. Reasonable. Close. ST. ROOM FOR rent in Townhouse. up. Mountain pack tents, BERNARD pi deposit. IV4-4948. D-M-28 351-3729. 2-4-27 Saturday 12-5 p.m. Call after four, Dave HEATH OP-1 triggered - sweep $7.88 and up. Sleeping bags. registered, 3 * 351-4939. 3-4-28 oscilloscope, IG-72 $6.88 up. G.I. Army pistol Champion lines ft FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted GIRL FOR 3-man apartment 1-4-27 LOCATED W MILE NORTH sine/square generator, IM-36 belts, $1.98. Baseball gloves 3-4-28 Summer. Own bedroom. OF JOLLY RD. ON transistor tester. 487-0370. $2.99. Inflatable boats $61.67/month. 349-9317. For Sale OKEMOSROAD 3-4-28 3-4-28 MAY FIRST is "Love Day". $16.88 up. Japanese Kenal MIXED TERRIOR ;| Tell your sweetheart with a sticks. Open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. home, Landlord sat 50 USED SEWING machines, Peanuts Personal, 10 words SUBLEASE SUMMER, ONE BEDROOM, furnished, 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 $9.95 and up. 40 used PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT for $1.00, Monday onlyl O 10 5-3 go. 489-2391.3-4a | pool, air - conditioning, bus man furnished apartments - Nikon Bellows IV, Slide vacuum cleaners, $3.50 up. service to campus. 351-8379. including heat $62.50 - Electro Grand. 804 E. Copier IV. Both $110. 2-4-28 SAILBOAT 14'. All fiberglass 7 PUPPIES. FREE J D-5-4-28 349-0876 after 5 p.m. 3-4-28 and aluminum with 2 sails, homes. Mother i ■ $82.50 per man. 135 Kedzie, Michigan, Lansing. House: 9 MOVING SALE. Beds, dressers, on trailer. $800. Call Labrador cross, $85 per man. Lease starting ajri. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 9-12 tables, rugs, lamps, GIRL NEEDS roommates with FEE HALL apartment needs 2 June 15 and September First. noon. 0-4-28 books and records. some Friday 339-2524, 3-6 p.m. weekdays unknown, 332-81«( more men for 4 man next and Saturday. 3-4-28 apartmer^t^or summer. Cedar Day, 487-3216. Evenings till 10 p.m. 882-2316. Summer p.m. Leaving state, through Sunday, 9 a.m. - 5 LOVABLE Village Area. 355-9174. academic year. Al, 353-1916. SAILBOAT AND TRAILER. everything must go, cheap. p.m. 157 Kedzie. 2-4-28 PIANO: D-5-5-1 1-4-27 leases available. 0-4-28 Sidewinder, 15'/a', fiberglass, FENDER-RHODES Bernard puppiei.H Snowmobile and trailer. dacron sails, extras. Asking ELECTRIC. $580. Like new. trained, reasonableX Lawnmowers, garden tools, ANTIQUE TRUNKS, large DeWITT 339-2524, 3-6 p.m. weekdays students. Call/ - NORWOOD $900.485-5243. D-5-4-28 selection. Great for Mother's bar stools, small electric and Saturday. 3-4-28 723-7793 Owosso. i0| Head for the Woods! apartments. Just a short distance from Capitol or East YOU WONT believe our large appliances, baby furniture, lamps, tables, records, games, Day Gifts. 882-9157. 3-5-1 GIBSON B-25 12 string guitar "DONIGAL" Lansing. Private (?ade level selection of frame styles. GUITAR. GIBSON 12 string, entrances. dishes, pots and pans, with case. Like new. $150. pleasure and |uwn|l Burcham Woods, that is a Partially OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 small box. $165/best offer. — furnished, carpeted, 2 East Michigan Avenue, vacuum cleaners, 371 1594. 3-5-1 393-8433. 3-4 28 17 hands. Very f bri ck-a-brack. Women's complex of furnished studio, bedroom, storage area, no reliable. 15 yearsoldfl 372-7409. C-5-4-28 clothing (size 12-14) shoes MAMYIA C220 2'/«x2'/. brand 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom pets. $150 per month, 24" BOYS SCHWINN bike, <914 - 10). All good items. No light new, $135; 200mm f3.5 auto security deposit required. ELECTRO VOICE MODEL 14 weight, - junk. 6822 West St. Joe single speed. Rokkor lens. $80; 25ix21/4 351-2285. 2-428 apartments. Phone 669-9879 or after 4 stereo loudspeakers, new. 339 8326 337-1383. Highway. Gettysburg Estates. or color enlarger, $40. Bert P.M., 669-9815. 22-4-28 Marshall 50 - watt. SRO's new. 2'/j miles west of Waverly. BL 1-4-27 353-6733. 2 4 27 DACHSHUNDS, - 351-1889. D-5-4-28 Take Creyts Road, exit off Ample parking Heated pool playful, Houses SEWING MACHINE 406. 3-4-28 SONY AUTO Reserve 2 ITALIAN BICYCLES, Black/tan males, 9# Clearance tape Optional bars Sale. Brand deck. Dual turntable. 6 children, shots, *1 new portable, SAILBOAT SNIPE 15'6". All LAKE LANSING. Newly AKC. $70. Call 8T NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER $49.95, $5 per month. Large gear ready to sail. Including months old. Cheap. decorated, 3 bedroom 2-4-28 selection of reconditioned trailer. $700. 4890995. 393-2272. 5-5-3 Studio -$129/mth. cottage, partially furnished, used machines. Singers, D-5-4-27 PROFESSIONAL RECORDING 1 bedroom — $149/mth. immediate occupancy. Rental Whites, Necchis, New Home equipment. TEAC 7030, 8 Mobile Ho* $230 includes utilities. and "many others", $19.95 TRAILER-ALL closed in. CLOSE OUT SALE 2 bedroom — $179/mth. 349-3506. 4 4-28 mikes, 2 mixers, etc. Must to 39.95. Terms, EDWARDS 6'x8'x6' high, new tires, FOLD-DOWN tent camper. sell. GENERAL. Call Dan 332-2154. ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES door, similar to U-Haul, 1971. Sleeps 8, furnace, 2 TWO ROOMMATES for house. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, ramp 5-6-1 Skirted, air, amenM-l 1115 North Washington. perfect for hauling anything) dinettes, spare tire. PRIDE 5 minutes MSU. Summer term. $55/person. 2 489-6448. C-3-4-27 $275. Call 393-4182 or CAMPING CENTER. COLE'S BAKERY 332-5413. 3-4 28 blocks from Union. 351-1578. BURCHAM WOODS D-5-4-28 DRAKE R-4A, sp eaker. $250 or 694 8232. 3 4-28 694 8153. 5-5-3 Surplus Bakery foods at reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off at retail TRAVEL0, 10' * best offer. 646^6428 after 6 PIONEER COMPONENT prices, built, in beautiful eo« 745 Burcham GIRL NEEDED soon, own room. CARLETON'S in FRANDOR great eating, great p.m. D-5-5-1 system with 150 watt economyl SURPLUS carpeted, fully " Duplex. $60 month. Close. for the best CARMEL receiver 351-3118 351-2070. D-5-4-28 amplifier. Call STORE. 640 South Waverly, located 15 minu* APPLES in town. D-5-4-27 372-1673. 2-4-28 if no answer call 484-4014 APARTMENT WASHING immediately North of 1-496 MSU. $2300. 641| NEXUS expressway. C-3-4-28 3-4 28 COOPERATIVE., machine, $30. Freezer $50, DRUMS - 7 piece Slingerland - WIG BLONDE, reversible. Inexpensive group living. best offer. 484-1631 Zildjians cymbals. Excellent Long shag short flip. Worn RUMMAGE SALE. NEW MOON 1965, Friendly, free atmosphere. evenings. 4-4-28 condition, reasonable. Clothes, DRASTIC PRICES ON CAMPING GEAR Openings summer. Call 351-4737. D-5-4-27 once, originally $40, now$20. n k e t s an 1 1' * 7 355-8942 Joan. D-5-4-28 miscellaneous. New bridal Furnished with ml 351-0100. 1-4-27 EUREKA TENTS CAMP TRAILS SONY gowns, $10. SAVANT Must sell' PANASONIC STEREO cassette 255 tape recorder, 3 Frames No. 501 $17.95 6 OR 7 BRITANNICA CLEANERS, 962 Best offer. 677 2304J Mt. Marcy $36.88 girls, summer, large with AM/FM and matching years old, excellent furnished house. Phone ENCYCLOPEDIAS, like brand Trowbridge. April 27th, Mt. Katahdin $56.88 No. 515 $21.88 turntable, $125. 351-0721. condition, $85. 349-3397. new. Cabinet included. 351-8182. 2-4-28 $250. 28th, 29th. 10 a.m. 6 p.m. 1-4 26 D-5-4-27 Phone 372-0835. D-5-4-28 - 3-4 27 SLEEPING BAGS BAGS 2 lb. duck - down nylon Skyline $24.95 Horizon $28.95 Rain Ponchos 99c outer shell $19.88 Others $6 $189 Ctopctungljam CoUingtooot) po l Nylon ponchos $6.99 means Vibram Sole Leather Hiking Boots $17.95 has it .. . We Cut Prices WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Group discounts (3 or more) beyond our regular discounts heated Sporting Good/Wholesaler/ and Warehouse Discount Outlet 2172 Telegraph Rd., Pontiac all 7 Miles North of 696, Telegraph Exit 4620 S.IIAGADORN Open: Wed - Sat 10 - 9, Sun. 116 Just north of Mt. Hope Rd. ★★ EXTRA SPECIAL SPECIAL ★★ TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for 2- man nylon back pack tent summer and fall. These spacious luxury apartments are completely reg. $29.95 now $19.95 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual A ***** * Plus With This Ad* * * * * * central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 * Well reimburse you for the gas!! parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated * swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to * SVEA 123, PRIMUS 8R, or PRIMUS 7IL be among the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM call today. The 2 * Back Packing Stove bedroom units start at $60/month per man. * only $8.87 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: hockey on the river LARRY SCOTT at 351 7166. THREE, SIX, NINE and TWELVE •Air conditioned MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE "Unlimited Parking WE ARE OVERSTOCKED AND UNDERPRICED . Dishwashers «New Furnlture The money you save will be well worth ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Shag Carpeting MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY -Model Open Daily ?41 E SAGINAW HWY SUITE 411 2771 North wind the time you spend on getting here!! FAST LANSINS. MICHIGAN 48823 Call 351-8282 Expires May 2nd (Behind the Yankee Store) ' APfil 27 i^licliigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 27, 1972 15 tf & Found Peanuts Personal Service q Lost: Labrador MUNCHKIN GAY, Fulfill your City council hears pot pros, cons n ,r/mutt, black, dreams. HAPPY PHOTOCOPIES 3c! ' "Woodie". BIRTHDAYI Munchkin. BEAT XEROX prices 1-4-27 CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 (Continued from page one) K'ii D 5-4-27 Albert. 332-1100. C-4 28 "Research and experience have shown us the ordinance could that marijauan does not make people meandeliveiyor sale and fcuNG Calico orange, Recreation would have to be cleared up. commit crimes, act aggressively or violently, Trehead. $5 revvard- PHOTOGRAPHY ■ IF you're Announcements for It's What's Campus Action will meet at 9 looking for Happening Harmon also cautioned that campuspolice crave heroin, 'drop out' or go insane," H. ^32-3420. *-14-28 SPAIN. June PRE-SUMMER break, 8-19, complete package^ something the must be recieved in State News office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. tonight in 31 Union to discuss the Christian life could follow either city or state law in marijuana arrests. Lynn Johndahl, ACLU chairman said. Citizens for Active Participation (CAP) Lii 1970 ring, vicinity r" »ciA". Sue, at least two class days before "Unless the city council can guarantee to presented the results of a poll they publication. No announcements „ ... you a $1 fine only, they're breaching their conducted north of Grand River on PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and will be accepted by phone. No oftbaii, call faith to you," he told the predominantly Griffith's proposed ordinance. leather announcements will be accepted Frank Peterson, a representative of CAP, fweek old German LONDON IH^ATRP" cleaning and student audience. ' refinishing. OKEMOS DRY for events outside the puPPV ^ vicini,V WORKSHOP 1972. greater Raymond Foresman, director of the East said 83 per cent of those polled favored an and Beech Street. Exciting vacatlon/itudy: CLEANERS. 2155 Hamilton Lansing area. The Games Club will rr Lansing - Meridian Chamber of Commerce, ordinance with higher state panaltiesand 17 Mime. Production, con- Road, Okemos. 349-0910 p.m. Saturday at |l"-7 355 3-5-1 • 0-1-4-27 The Church of Jesus Christ of 151 Bogue St. f arm said he was not in opposition to the use or percent favored Griffiths'proposal. London University, July Latterday Saints invites all to an possession of marijuana, but disagreed with "Pay heed to the voice of the majority," 29 - Aug. 25. $545. Write 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. open house from 4 to 8:30 p.m. Griffiths' proposed ordinance. he said. "City council was elected Box 7124 by the Wauwatosa, Wl. Lowest prices in Sunday at their chapel, 431 East people to represent them in city matters and town I 50 "Setting a maximum penalty of $1 is p51-9055. 3-4-27 53213.1-414-771-4363 copies, $1.50. Copies, better SaginawSt. Tours, displays, films College Room, West Holmes meaningless and unenforceable," he said. He not in dealing with national and state affairs." and cheaper then and evening services will be held. EUROPE - WEEKLY Flights. printing! upper lounge. called it a "sham," and noted that the Art Brandstatter Jr., another member of [lL size male Collie, Tours available Call Frank T+HE PAPER EATER white. "Nipper". Tri-Beta will meet at 7:30 p.m. penalty charge would be less than a parking CAP, described the meeting as "beginning to Buck, 351-2286, 5-7 9-9, 211 Abbott Road, , LBC - SAC will meet at 8:30 take on the carnival atmosphere like some of |6. 3-4-27 p.m. offense D-5-5-1 351-4321. C-19-4 28 oday in the Union. James | WHITE German Braddock, professor of zoology Romom SUweas\ 'h„!!L "If the intenti°n is to legalize it, we should the city council meetings." He saw the JET FLIGHTS to Germany EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad will speak. All members are urged lounge ' pper deal with the health problems that do exist," proposal as in effect legalizing marijuana and k female puppy, from $159. Anne Munnich students, reliable, references. to attend. he continued. taking away judicial choice in the matter. ks old. Half male puppy. 355-7846. 0-1-4 27 Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. The Learning Resources Center Robert M. Carlton, codirector of the Drug Others, opposed to the proposal, did not Free estimates. C-3-4-28 Free U classes meeting want to make East Lansing a haven for B.S-5-5-1 Toward a Counter today: offers rapid and efficient in«»rur»in.i from 8 a.m. reading Education Center, presented data revealing MEMORIAL WEEKEND: Technology - tos p.m. that in about a year's time, the DEC has marijuana users, and expressed concern FOR QUALITY service on 7:30 p.m., 301 Bessey Hall; weekdays in 204 Bessey Hall. about dealers who would come into the area. Nassau, $139. Toronto, $59. Yoga handled only 22 people with health or BlOST: Basenji/mutt, stereos, TV's and recorders. - 7 p.m., Union Green Room. 1 male, dark tan with May 26-29. Deluxe packages. THE STEREO SHOPPE. mental health problems associated with James A. Pocock, a member of the Call Lrlv tail. "Sebastian". STUDENTOURS, 351-2660. C-5-5-1 337-1300. C-4-28 Auditions for the Rather Hall presentation for Orches marijuana. community mental health board, called on 8.3-4 28 "Spring 1972 Cabaret Talent members at 9 Edward J. Lynn, asst. professor of city council to wait for the legislature to act - tonight after tf and said acticn by city council would be BUILDING AND contracting. Show extravaganza" will be held workout. psychiatry and a member of the Governor's EUROPE, SUMMER' 72' Round from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday in Office of Drug Abuse, testified that he was premature. Jersonal trip jets from $219. Ceramic work and tile and carpentry the second floor activity room. There will be "convinced of the relatively benign nature Several members of the Coalition STUDENTOURS, 129 painting. Small jobs a discussion o East of marijuana." for Human Survival spokes in favor of the understand. Grand our specialty. Free estimates. "Drag - the Story of Cross River, 351-2650 Call Help e stablish the "The most adverse reactions have to do Bpregnancy counseling. C-4-28 482-0056 anytime Public Dressing" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday proposal and the Street Comer Society D-5-4-28 Interest Research Group in ™0.O-4-28 Michigan To petition, call 302 MAC Ave., apt. 2. Everyone is with paranoia associated with its use," he performed a skit favoring marijuana and . welcome. Call 353-9795 for JAMAICA $219. BAHAMAS 355-5577 visit 23 said, receiving wild apphuse from the highlighting the distinction between it and READ TV FACTS, distributed or Student Jeet IT IS! $208. Complete deluxe more information. audience. other drugs. The society received a standing package. Ring every Wednesday at your ovation. 2,260,000 STUDENTOURS local merchants. C-11-4-28 i *k . u . ,|. Daniel C. English, asst. professor of C-5-5-1 351-2650. meet M ^ p m SunZ'n 7hI SP°ke °f the drU6 Cu"ure that "as Local residents were concerned about the effect the ordinance could have on juveniles . Stefanoff Lounge, student abetted ^ physicians, and said he favored LAS VEGAS, Reno, or Lake Instruction t the state Capitol for National Services Bldg. Call 353-9795 for changes in any law that provided harsh and and urged city council to take that into Tahoe vacation more information. unusual punishment. consideration. Some of those who opposed for 2, only PIANO AND Guitar He called alcohol the "number one" bad the proposal cautioned that if marijuana $45,353-2799. D-5-4-28 lessons. Wilde Reservations to be legalized distribution should be Conservatory teacher The for the drug and said that because something else were College of Business Lubavitcher weekend seeks new students. Call May 12 was not as bad, it did not make it more, or subject to licensing by the state to rpevent |E N T I O N Real Estate 485-5936. 5-5-2 undergraduate counselor for freshmen and sophomores will must be made by Monday. Call equally, acceptable. harmful mixings of the drug. Hiiiei at 332-1916 or 351-6647. ICATION, Journalism, hold office hours from 9 a.m. to Critical of the divisiveness of the Numerous times thoughout the hearing, HASLETT, meeting, |7t V, Advertising 3 bedroom. By Mayor Wilbur Brookover ahd to ask the I VOTE Thursday. owner. Assume 7% mortgage. Typing Service noon and and 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesdays Hillel will see "A Clockwork 5® "l };h°U*ht P®** rivalries an<* the audience to quiet down and refrain from Elect LARS 339-9601, Pat 355-4673. Thursdays in 315 Eppley Orange". Meet at 7 p.m. Saturday draw,ng of fences had long passed this Center. smoking. . D-5-5-1 ANN BROWN: Typing and at Hillel. Call 353-5817 for country." JaSMSU. S-2-4-27 multilith offset printing. information. Rep. Jackie Vaughn, D - Detroit, spoke in "I thought some of the young people were For information on the new favor of the ordinance and more tolerant than older people, but I'm EAST LANSING 4 bedroom Complete service urged the city I College Arts a"d Ranch with finished rec for elementary urban teacher Hillel will offer services at 6:15 council not to wait for the legislature to act. beginning to wonder," he said. dissertations, theses, §JMC? Vote for Neil room. Back 300 feet is manuscripts, general typing, training program contact the p.m. Friday followed by dinner "It's a step in the right direction," he said, After the hearing, council members spoke Morrill Hall, MICI office, between 9 a.m. and and at i o a.m. Saturday followed organic soil, a gardener's IBM. 22 years The Lansing branch of the American Civil of not being a divided community and also a.m.and 7:30 experience. noon today, 517 Erickson Hall or delight. Located 4 blocks 349-0850. C-4-28 by Kid dush.Mishnah class will be stated that at present they were not contact the booth in the Liberties Union also presented a paper in of campus. lobby. held at 7 p.m. Monday. By owner. support of the proposed ordinance. The prepared to reach a decision on the matter. YOUR PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. The MSU Faculty for Peace will Faculty, staff and students are unio?1' however, saw a need to eliminate the Action on the proposed ordinance could Theses, term papers. come at the next city council ays, shampoos, hot LATHRUP STREET. Small 2 Best present a slide program on the air invited to a weekly Bible study cnminal sanctions from ordinances dealing meeting May d dryers. UNION rates. Call 351-4619. war in Vietnam at 7 p.m. today in 2. bedroom house for sale. $700 from noon to 1 p.m. today in 130 with marijuana. 10-5-11 |jG BARBER SHOP. down. Take over payment Brody Auditorium. $117/month including taxes, KAY'S TYPING SERVICE. insurance. For more lOETIC 7 Express I Take advantage of information, 372-6537. 3-5-1 Theses, manuscripts. 1-4-27 term IBM. papers, 393-3588 Organization will meet at 4 p.m. today in the West Shaw meeting The Sierra Club will sponsor an outing and equipment show from Hazards prompt dealers to quit (Personal Special May FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE IN room. All are welcome. 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Fenner e Day), 10 words Glen Cairn area, By owner. Arboretum, Mt. Hope Road. (Continued from page one) COMPLETE THESES service Students interested in spread from the counter - culture into P> 2-4-28 933 Westlawn. Call Discount printing. IBM learning in narcotics. (One ounce of heroin, for straight society. 332-6744. 5-5-3 about the Public Interest The Muslim Student Assn. will lesson in typing and binding of theses, Research Group in Michigan will example, has a street value of $2,500 as "Pot was part of a culture, s way of celebrate the birthday of the 300' FRONTAGE. Virgin land resumes, publication. Across meet at 8 tonight or Monday in compared to $20 for an ounce of grass.) life," he said. "But ever since the penalties care. Call Prophet Mohammad at 7:30 p.m. from campus, corner M.A.C. Some argue that the Mafia now wants to 19. East Michigan or on Lake Huron. For more 33 Union. Friday at the Methodist Church, got lowered by the legislature, a lot of and Grand Riwr, below ■97 Lansing Mall. information call Robb, Jones Stationery Shop. Call 1118 Harrison Road. Hisham penetrate the business to convert potheads older, respectable members of the ■L E NORMAN _351^8932. 34^27 Students interested in a Pre - Badran will speak. into hard - drug addicts, thus expanding community are getting turned on. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 1ETICS STUDIOS. Law Club visit to the Lansing the narcotics market that it dominates. "In fact, I know for a fact that some MUST SELL modern happy 337-1666. C-4-28 circuit court in May, call The MSU Amateur Radio Club East Lansing businessmen, who are well - house. Deck overlooking 351-6741. The student dealers who TYPING will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in - quit entrenched in the local establishment, are wooded one acre on river, ten THESES and letters, minutes to etc. Rapid, accurate service. 339 Engineering Bldg. ™ All radio ibuiu expressed a sense of moral outrage at this beginning to finance dealers. They think campus, living, The Horticulture Club invites dining, kitchen - open plan, Experienced. 393-4075. all to attend operators perators ar and interested people development. this is a better investment." a meeting at 7 p.m. arere invited. "I think heroin really sucks," John cathedral ceiling, fireplace, C-4-28 Wednesday in 209 Horticulture |BEDS. GREAT four bedrooms, two baths, blasted. "Before, we had rip • offs, but no The general easing of penalties against TYPING TERM papers and Bldg. Pianist Denise Duch violence. But now, with the spread of great guarantee playroom, den. $31,000. will pot, which some predict will lead 1.50 No better buy. theses. Electric typewriter, present recital featuring the heroin and cocaine, we have muggings, B & Phone evenings. 349-0798. ultimately to its legalization, has provoked 7 3-4-28 D-5-4-27 fast service. Phone: 349-1904. f Bach, Beethoven, e's (Breaking and Entering) and even mixed emotions among dealers. 10-4-28 Brahms and tothers at 8:15 p.m. The MSU Sports Car Club will killings. If some dude hooked on smack "The effect of legalization will be lower want to Sunday in the Music Auditorium. buy, meet at 8 tonight in the 1966 doesn't have money to feed his habit, he'll prices for the consumer, which is good," EXTRA TVS sell fast in spring TYPING WANTED, 8 years p goodthechance i you'll with low-cost Want Ads. Dial experience. Phone Dolly Room, Hubbard Hall. The MSU Veterans Assn. will do anything to rip you off — it's as simple Rick observed. "But it would also bring big Want Ads. 484-5765. D-5-4-28 Preregistration for the Sunday hold its annual as that." business into the picture, which would be a 355-8255. car wash at 10 beginners rally will be taken. crime." a.m. Saturday at Larry's Gulf, Rick, a three - year dealer who plans to t of Louis and Michigan continue until graduation in June, vows Whether marijuana is ever legalized or Avenue. that he will not touch heroin. 6555 not, ex - dealers say, they plan to go legit. for the Service Case Hall "Hard drugs are death and a whole lot "I'll probably settle down to a will present of trouble," he said. nice, Pillowcayse for a May Day dance cozy executive job," one said. "One day, I He says he knows of numerous incidents at 9 Saturday in the might even consider Typing Service cafeteria. p.m. of violence due to narcotics induced - rip - president." running for offs. ■Per month 1972 PROFESSIONAL THESIS The Coalition for Human who "I know dealt a Krishna couple in Ann Arbor I Statement of Transactions typing for any field. IBM Survival task force education peacefully," he recounted. |month|y Selective Typewriter. Call 7:30 p. . today in "They just got ripped - off. The guy got payments of $65.55 Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. the Union Sunporch. interested beat up to a pulp, and his wife got raped Coming Balance of cas price 2184.00 TOYOTA D-20-5-22 ;ople are welcome. before his eyes. "Sometimes," he added, "I think we May 4th . . . * $2.00 The MSU Art Dept. invites the deserve police protection." -200-00 Wanted public to attend the opening of $1984.00 As the romantic visions that lured the Undergraduate Student many Show at 7:30 p.m. Friday in students into dealing become shattered by Financed T payments 2000.00 359.80 2359.80 Corolla 1200 STUDENT employment; filing, DESIRES Kresge Art Gallery. such reality trips, in terms of nostalgia. some are already talking Percentage r; 11,08% housekeeping. Experienced, May Morning Sing for the Dave is only 23 years old, but he recalls 2559.80 references. Suanne 353-3481 tapping of new Tower Guard wistfully the "golden era of marijuana," D-5-4-28 " I ' WANTED -KODAK Carousel, when one could gather intimately, around a water pipe and tremble with furtively SPRING automatic focus, 35mm slide t orgasmic delight at the knocks on the door. projector. Call 355-2182. D-5-5-1 for rei "The glamor is gone now," he lamented, *"for"lth'e' 59th addin8 that apart from Mafia entry, there three factors causing the decline. FASHION ! .call 351-2066. Students interested in working n Frank Kelley'sstate campaign "First," he said, "smoking grass today in no big deal. Four years ago, incoming freshmen went berserk when they PREVIEW ! inting, advertising or discovered grass. It was a new fascination, DON'T FORGET blood comes media, call 3S1-2066. like a new toy. But your average freshman only from people. Save a life. Give blood. Professional Students interested in working today has smoked for years in high school. on the Humphrey campaign staff "Second, you have all these booze joints in accounting, display, that have opened up since they passed the advertising, art or English, call 18 - year - old drinking bill. A lot of 351 2066. potential heads got steered to beer. State News Toyota Corolla 1200 "Thirdly," he said, "there's the Jesus movement. Dozens of potheads are getting Fashion high on Christ, which is free, and from what I hear, just as intoxicating." Supplement Charlie says, however, that the declining glamor of marijuana is partly due to its HEELS Greyhound now has Friday direct service L* TOYOTA to Birmingham, Royal Pontiac, Oak and departing East fNC. McDonei Kiwa Lansing Bus Depot at 4:15 P.M. Friday April 26 h1""" w. 5 Blocks West ol frandor 'Shows at 7:30 -9:30 -11:30 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday Kennedy wins UAW ATLANTIC (UPI) — CITY, N.J. A frenzied, unchanged. I won't be candidate in 1972, and I'm visitors delayed beginning of Kennedy's the supported. Despite his disavowal of suppoi of hands on the informal motion and afterwards said: now American , the cheering meeting of not endorsing any candidate address. An informal straw presidential ambitions in "This is not a motion, but It war ^ pIj»nea 3 delegates to the United either," Kennedy told vote endorsing a draft of the 1972, many Kennedy is quite obvious that it was the orea? Massachusetts senator placards bobbed up and practically unanimous." Auto Workers newsmen. down in the audience. UAW them all " v prW Constitutional Convention But inside the hall, a this summer's Democratic Woodcock has endorsed ' j overwhelmingly expressed standing throng of cheering National Convention was President Leonard Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of PresidentJ support Tuesday for Sen. delegates, officers and nearly unanimous Woodcock called for a show Maine. The international ®£"cerned Edward M. Kennedy, D - executive board of the g pticeofiiB Mass., to run for the union will not declare ,take • home* presidency, but Kennedy repeated his intention not to accept the Democratic Rep petitions declared invalid (Continued from page one) support of any candidate until the nominating conventions are over. wo,rkers While njL through workers' wages j* X tTI nomination. continuously from 8:30a.m. to7:30p.m.at Kennedy called President he ^Har," Grand Haven freshman; John Slump, the following locations: Kennedy addressed the Southfield, junior, and David Kinchen, Agriculture and Natural Resources: Nixon "the greatest war On the Health^ union's 23rd constitutional prisoner of all" and Act, Kennedy Jj.V convention and said Detroit sophomore. Agriculture Hall denounced the health care to |» 'I University College: Randy Stetz, Detroit Arts and Letters/Justin Morrill: Morrill President Nixon "leads the administration's domestic right for freshman. Hall all „t ■ list of American prisoners of policies. expensive priviwl There were no candidates from the College Business: Eppley center "The first and greatest few. I want # the war" in Vietnam. of Human Ecology. Communication Arts: South Kedzie Hall J At a brief news faUure of our policy, the pays doctors airi l. Students scheduled to run, but who had Ecucation: Erickson Hall conference before he one that leads all the rest, is to keep peonu 1 not been certified are: Wayne Rodgers, Engineering: Engineering Building addressed the convention, Caledonia junior, College of Agriculture and Human Ecology: Human Ecology the failure on the war. The instead of a sy«Ll mm mm Kennedy repeated his oft ^ £t^refu«Tto run for the Natural Resources; Barbara Doggett, Flint Building name of Presiden^Nbcon profits dewnHr"* Natural Science/Lyman Briggs: Natural It may taste better when the thermometer is in the Democratic presidential sophomore, College of Education; Debra K. Science Building 80s, but most people would agree that ice cream nomination, even if a draft Locte- Femdale freshman, and LarsO^son tastes good any old time. movement developed. grand Rapids freshman. College of Social Science/James Madison: Berkey Hall rGreat outdoors. State News photo by Chris Fischer 'My position is Communication Arts. Other students with uncertified petitions University College: Bessey Hall Sony Modal CF410 Portable Cataette-Corder are: John Dingell, Dearborn freshman and Students of veterinary medicine, AM/FM Stereo Syalem Michael Welsh, Downers Grove, 111., osteopathic medicine and human medicine Conference to study sophomore, College of Engineering; John Eckert, Berkeley Heights, N.J., freshman, Michael Engel, Muskegon sophomore, and may vote in the Natural Science Building. A representative from the College of Human Ecology will be determined by the only s289» Ira Robbin, Northbrook, 111., junior,Natural number of write in votes, since there are no - state Indian troubles Science and Lyman Briggs colleges; Joseph declared candidates in that election, Ditzhazey, East Lansing junior, Social Massoglia said. Science and James Madison colleges, and The new representatives will become By KRISTEN KELCH state's Indians live on these class America, as the federal David Johnson, Monroe freshman, official board members two class days after reservations. Therefore, the election results are validated. If the HI-FI Br is J State News Staff Writer government had hoped. He University College. A one - day conference Cleland explained, the explained that during the Students may only vote for candidates of election is not contested, new 1101 E. Grand River 1 on American Indians to government aids which are Eisenhower administration, their own college. Polls will be open representatives will take office Tuesday. Phone 337-2310 examine the problems of set up for the Indians don't the Bureau of Indian Affairs Michigan tribes, will be held reach many, as they are set took certain steps to try and May 1. up primarily to benefit those gradually phase out federal Ten Michigan Indians, on the reservations. funds to reservations. representing Ottawa, "Indians aren't "Many agreements have Chippewa, Potawatomi, and been made between disappearing, they aren't Winnebago decent, will Michigan tribes and the U.S. becoming average American speak during two separate citizens and, culturally, they government, with the U.S. do not identify with white sessions. Topics include treating the tribes as middle class standards," the treaty rights, urban Indians, independent nations," judges and jails, housing and Cleland said. professor said. health, education, economic Cleland said that a main development, employment, "They were guaranteed purpose of the conference and the Indian Youth on American Indians certain benefits," he movement sponsored by the Dept. of continued, "like perpetual The first session will be Anthropology, the Center hunting and fishing, but held at 3 p.m. in 107, South have had a difficult time for Urban Affairs and the Kedzie Hall with the second James Madison College, is to enforcing their rights." session scheduled for 8 p.m. make the public aware of 108B Wells Hall. Cleland emphasized that the problems, and the facts In an interview American Indians are not behind the problems Wednesday, Charles E. evolving into the confronting the American Cleland, associate professor mainstream of white middle Indian today. of anthropology, said that the American Indians are the most impoverished of any minority in the U.S. Coffeehouses Cleland has helped organize the conference. life "This may be defined by their annual income, their expectancy, housing home The at Brody Complex Friday night coffeehouses, "The S i}d Wfyei) tl?e S170W fjad standards and education," Shadows" have found a permanent location at Synergy, all lower than other Inc., a community access center at 541 E. Grand River Ave. The difficulties of minorities, he explained. maintaining the coffeehouses on a ''Unlike other regular weekend basis within the complex became too great due to conflicting cafeteria schedules and the minorities," Cleland midnight lock continued, "Indians have - up rules of the residence halls. In addition to holding the weekly real cultural differences, coffeehouse, Synergy differences in language and will be open every Sunday night for informal jamming and ideas about land and rap sessions. The first Brody Complex environment." - Synergy coffeehouse will be held at 8:30 p.m., April 28. A donation of 75 cents will be In citing problems collected at the door. particular to Michigan Indians, Cleland said that the Indian population in To: Undergraduates in the this state is small in comparison to the Western states. There are only four College off Social Science . . . reservations in Michigan, and only a fraction of the If you appreciated ASMSU Legal Aid, If you voted to change the oldconstitution.lf you feel students should advise the board of trustees. If you care about campus ordinances, police, and how they affect your life. If you think positive effort is needed to work out minority problems as they affect SN corrects and are affected by the student - university community. If you feel that students must continue to have a voice (and meeting date vote) in their educational affairs. If you care about colleges having their own general education programs. If you feel student government should consider issues both on and off The Women's Steering the campus, If you want stronger emphasis on services like a Committee will meet at 3 real student book store. 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