Friday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE TATE NEWS Volume 64 Number 148 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 28,1972 Muskie quits primaries WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, his once - bright Hughes of Iowa and Thomas F. Sen. George S. McGovern of South prospects battered by a series of Eagleton of Missouri. Dakota said Thursday that he was For Muskie, Thursday's primary defeats, withdrew Thursday "surprised" that Sen. Edmund S. from active announcement came a little more than Muskie of Maine has withdrawn from campaigning in weeks Democratic primaries but said he'l! seven after he entered the the Democratic primary races, "but I stay in the presidential race. primary season as the clear party front can't mourn when one of the Almost to runner, backed by an impressive - a man, Muskie's big - competitors steps to the sidelines." name supporters said array of governors, senators and other McGovern, touring they will stand a factory in Ohio by his candidacy, hoping he might still top party leaders. said: emerge as a possible compromise Muskie won the opening round in choice at the Democratic National Hampshire, finished a badly beaten fourth in Florida but "I am surprised that the senator Convention this July in Miami Beach. appeared IAriz? to be on his way with a substantial withdrew. I have mixed feelings. I Privately, however, some conceded would like to be the nominee of the this was unlikely. victory over McGovern in Illinois. Muskie told a jammed news But his campaign faltered badly in party but I can't mourn when one of the closing days of the Wisconsin the competitors steps to the sidelines. conference his decision was forced by Sen. Muskie is an able contender, an "diminishing results and diminishing primary, where he again finished fourth. And old friend and stands for the right resources," specifically Tuesday's twin Pennsylvania and defeats in the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, where he once planned things in American life. I regret to see Closed Massachusetts primaries. "I do not EDMUND MUSKIE to knock Humphrey and McGovern out of the race, turned out to be the him step off the campaign trail." have the money to In Youngstown, Sen. Hubert H. continue," he said. compormise candidacy at Miami Beach guard informs a young woman that the Muskie Muskie said he would remain a spots where they knocked hirr. out. is "a possible option." Humphrey, who finished first in Noting that his name is locked into [eadquarters are closed for the night. Thursday, Muskie candidate in deference to who want to keep supporters From a practical standpoint, the ballots of upcoming primaries, Pennsylvania, said of the Muskie ecided to stop actively campaigning for the presidential working for him. He decision, "The man who gets the conceded Muskie's withdrawal from active including Ohio, Michigan, Oregon and "this decision reduces presidential nomination at the lomination. AP Wirephoto prospects in the campaign" but said a my candidacy is expected to accelerate the California, Muskie said he will Democratic National Convention polarization of the Democratic race "welcome and appreciate" efforts in should be the man who has fought his into a two - way fight between Sens. his behalf. Hubert H. way through the primaries." Humphrey and George S. splashes down McGovern, the winners in rew Pennsylvania and Massachusetts respectively. TO SHIFT SUPPORT Others also are in the presidential contest, most notably Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington, who is Ifter voyage to moon trying again in Ohio after finishing third in Florida and fifth in Gov. George C. Wallace of Wisconsin, and Staff for Alabama, who captured Florida and finished Kelle billions of years before man second in Wisconsin and |ard uss ticonde IA (AP) Apollo 16's walked the earth. Splashdown and swimmers leaped into the water to attach a sea relayed by satellite. Thirty • nine minutes after McGovern and Humphrey have Pennsylvania. But most party leaders believe await splashed safely came anchor and a flotation Casper slipped into the become the unquestioned front - [the South Pacific precisely on time at 2:14 collar to stabilize the water, the astronauts were By RICK WILBINS lack of funds, but that a central office iv after a 1.2-million p.m. within a mile of this bobbing spacecraft. on board the ship, brought runners though most of the 3,016 State News Staff Writer would remain open with a skeleton I trip to the mountains carrier. So close was the landing to there by helicopter. delegates are yet to be selected. Muskie's decision is seen as State and local presidential primary staff to provide information for groups The spacecraft landed the recovery ship that sailors likely to Je moon. The Apollo Wearing blue flight suits reduce or individuals still interested in lander reported: "The upside down, as is common on its decks and television and black baseball - style the chances of a deadlocked campaigns have been thrown into a ■ion of the crew is with Apollo landings, with viewers could plainly see the convention that would turn to frenzy of confusion following Sen. working for Muskie. caps, the trio stepped from State and local Muskie youth Edmund Muskie's announcement Iding." the sharp point of the cone - white drogue chutes deploy, the helicopter onto a red someone else, such as Sen. Edward M. coordinators indicated, however, that shaped craft under water. followed seconds later by the carpet band Kennedy of Massachusetts. Thursday morning that he would not The astronauts inflated three as a played Most of the Maine senator's campaign actively in future primaries, they expect many young Muskie § men. John W. Young, tan balloons which righted main streamed parachutes, which "Anchors Aweigh." supporters contacted in the wake of including Michigan's May 16 primary. supporters to flock to campaigns for s M. Duke Jr. and out partially "It really is great to be Sen. George McGovern or Sen. the craft in the slightly Muskie's announcement said they vere Sander Levin, Muskie's campaign as K. Mattlngly II, collapsed, as planned, before back," said Young. choppy water. still supporting him, including Sens. manager in Michigan, indicated Humphrey. |ed to earth with 245 blooming into huge, taut Young said Apollo 16 was Philip Hart of Michigan, Adlai E. Thursday afternoon that the state No efforts will be made, they said, s of rocks collected Helicopters quickly mushrooms of nylon. "a mission of discovery. to hovered Stevenson III of Illinois, Harold effort would be promptly de - pressure Muskie supporters into lunar highlands formed over the spacecraft Television coverage was (Continued either camp, but they expect the on page 15) escalated. Staff members would be released to campaign for other Humphrey campaign to profit most by the crossovers. Michigan primary candidates or, if Ink battle erupts they preferred, to continue to campaign for Muskie. About 2,000 delegates who had Some Muskie supporters will try to offset Humphrey's advantage gained in the flux, according to a young high indicated support for Muskie, are now Muskie source who asked not to be waiting for a ruling from Atty. Gen. identified. N.Wefs approach Quang Tri Frank Kelley to determine if they can switch their commitments. However, since the delegates' names (Continued on page 15) and candidate preferences are already |>0N (AP) - A id Thursday on the tank battle battle and said South Vietnamese were March 30, it was believed that Quang "This certainly is a major attack," on most ballots, it is unlikely that Cloudy . . . approaches to holding their own elsewhere. Tri and its nearby military base was [Tri in a renewed North The fighting around Quang Tri, 19 said a U.S. officer on the northern Kelley will allow the delegates to the prime objective. front. "They threw a lot of stuff in switch commitments, a Muskie staff ■amese drive to seize that miles south of the demilitarized zone, . . . increasingly throughout Associated Press correspondent there and are going all out." member predicted. Jrnmost provincial capital. Allied broke a lull of more than a week in the the day with a high in the Is claimed Lynn C. Newland reported from Quang The officer declared "we're holding Levin said the regional and local victory in the' armored north, where the North Vietnamese Tri after a flight over the battlefield that Muskie offices mid 60s. our own" and the South Vietnamese have been held along a river line 10 throughout the state a North Vietnamese ambush knocked "were inflicting a lot of casualties." miles south of the zone. probably would be closed down for out trucks and disrupted traffic on i Report slated A U.S. officer at Quang Tri said 10 Highway 1 three miles south of Quang enemy tanks were destroyed in the Tri. This was the closest enemy armored engagement five to six miles ■omen's approach reported. l*ill present a Steering Committee Irested persons at 3 progress report to p.m. Sunday of north of Quang Tri. The South Vietnamese command reported 70 enemy soldiers killed in the province at as Fighting continued around Quang Tri darkness fell. The provincial capital itself was hit by a few rounds of shells. Ex-candidate blasts ASMSU ■ Gold Room of the Union. For a cost of 7 government soldiers killed The savagery of the fighting in the information, §5103 or 332-8186. call Roberta Smith and 12 wounded. When the enemy stormed across the demilitarized zone enemy's new offensive was reflected in casualty figures for last week. The tor handling of reps' petitions South Vietnamese reported 1,149 soldiers killed and 3,376 wounded, the By JANE SEABERRY "I felt that the procedures were sort heaviest of the war. The U.S. command State News Staff Writer Massoglia, election commissioner, >use unit passes said 10 Americans were killed, 8 were missing and 78 wounded, the heaviest An appeal charging ASMSU with unfairness in the handling of of ridiculous," Ms. Locke said. "You had to go around and get names from people you don't know. I only lacked described the voter turnout very poor, disheartinglv poor." disgracefully poor, as "very, losses in six months. representative election petitions was one name." Other student whose petitions were filed Thursday by Debra K. Locke, ex The election for ASMSU college invalidated because of improper With bad weather holding air strikes itiwar resolution - to 14 on the northern front U.S. fighter bombers attacked enemy targets in - candidate Communication Arts. from the College of representatives was held Thursday, with polls closing at 7:30 p.m. Charles signatures were Barbara Doggett from the College of Education, Wayne V RAY ANDERSON North Vietnam, hoping to blunt the Rodgers, from the College of The remaining six committee North Vietnamese attack. Agriculture and Natural Resources, [ State News Staff Writer members were absent. Rep. Mahoney and David Johnson, former ASMSU was not able to get the necessary Michigan House of The U.S. Navy also joined the battle. representative from the Office of I.i,?n ves Policy Committee passing vote until the afternoon when Warships standing off in the Gulf of Black Affairs and ex - candidate from Attica voted £ > Passed a six - month • old University College. Ei Ifu ^'lowing a public The five democratic representatives "I'm not really that concerned Thursday in the House torpedo boats attacked the warships voting yes that it was not certified," Johnson were Mahoney, James Wednesday. It said three enemy boats said. "I don't consider it a fcate'y 100 predominantly (Continued on page 15) rere sunk and one was badly damaged. me although I'm quite interested great loss to in ■to h ^^red on the House student government. I'll leave it the laep^f3 dozen sPeakers support way it is rather than try to appeal." Etinn on House Concurrent Johnson added, "I do think it's kind C,®' nhpr ? resolution w„s t'le committee in Senate panel of bold to have and people sign a petition say they're in that college and Jem " 3 w ^ House vote, they're not in that college." le s*al' ■ dissenting speakers. y as crowd those applauded speaking Kleindienst f Ms. Doggett, a candidate endorsed by the Office of Black Affairs, had le oforable testimony for "no comment" on the noncertification WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate promised a fight on the Senate floor to ponBrt>,e ^'"tion which would defeat the nomination. No vote is of her petition. Ifeson, l° use a" necessary Judiciary Committee approved for the Rodgers was unavailable expected there for several weeks. for IC-' manpower and effort second time Thursday the nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst to bo M8* I -J comment. ■""ces Ihi mechanisms and Two Democrats who voted for In response to Ms. Locke's charges, 14 i? s bvm6 Wi" Permit the "ati0nS attorney Senate history. general, ending the longest confirmation hearing in Kleindienst, Sens. Philip Hart of Michigan and Robert C. Burd of West , M I: H| w (Continued on page 15) \s f°r sending the and organizations. ASMSU chairman Harold Buckner is in * the House Kennedy 1) Mass.. to continue the academic year. Applications are floor for the right foreground. eight • week hearings failed. He (Continued on page 16) State News photo by Ron Biava available in 264 Student Services Bldg. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Trustee urges By BARBARAPARNESS altering tests effectiveness, you need state achievement goals in the published in local from one year State News Staff Writer goals. We don't have these basic skills for students." to ^ newspapers, people tend to even in As director of research goals," she said. The State Board of *latio„ J for Ann Arbor Public The Michigan Education is now W)mpare their own district with others around the unspecified JJ I Schools, trustee Patricia Educational Assessment formulating these statewide This kind Carrigan, D - Ann Arbor, is Program was started in 1969 to produce information for goals, Ms. Carrigan said. state. comparison can of be J* *«»■ JJV learning a lesson familiar to "1 would have preferred the legislature to aid in misleading, Ms. Carrigan districts alL if' many MSU students it's that the program not go said. — distribution of state accordingly " '?'« not so easy establishment to change. to get the educational funds according public until it was in the kind of shape it should be Ann ArborVvK For to area needs. Presumably, In recent letter to the more than a year, in," she said. a Ms. those districts that did editor in the Ann Arbor Carrigan has been trying to get the state to change poorly in the program News, she pointed out that In addition to lack of the Michigan Educational would recieve more funds to "a check last year on two "// the United States really Assessment Program, the boost their educational goals, Ms. Carrigan said she school districts scoring at desires to is concerned with the get out of Vietnam, it standardized achievement programs. the 50th and 75th cannot substitute Vietnamization tests Ms. Carrigan first impact of disclosing the given to all fourth and data to the public. She said percentiles in Composite contacted the state about Achievement revealed for negotiations. " seventh graders in Michigan the data has often been an since 1969. the program in February Ms. Nguyen ThiBinh, interpreted by the public to, average difference in test • dropping Ms. Carrigan 1971, when the Ann Arbor for the two districts the 0, said in a that their schools scores socio economic chief Viet Cong delegate - mean recent interview that School Board was stales aren't doing a good job. amounting to less than two the test and to the Paris peace talks. although considering withholding the subay some changes have PAT CARRIGAN test questions." more reliable been made in the assessment Ann Arbor testing data , measures program, it is still an from the state. The board think that's important, "This shouldn't be a information. to obtaiTl imperfect measure of finally decided to submit think the tests produces punitive test and in some In addition, Ms. Carrigan educational effectiveness. the data with a letter useful kinds of information cases it has been used this said the tests do not reveal • criticizing the program. way," she said. On the other dropping the m "Before you can judge when you look at the relative improvement used to measure sti* "We seriously considered achievement in relation to hand, districts that do attitudes toward among school districts. If all withholding the data. But poorly on the test are school some goals," she said. districts improve the same Brandt ouster stopped we hoped that a more The legislation creating "rewarded" with more state amount, their rankings • constructive thing to do the assessment program calls aid, she said. Refining the „ remain the same each year. achievement West German Chancellor Willy Brandt narrowly would be submitting it with When the t for establishing "meaningful data is "A district may improve produce greater r defeated Thursday an opposition attempt to oust our concerns listed," Ms. him. The vote in parliament brought guarded sighs Carrigan explained. Officials Since the first letter in provide data of relief to his supporters in East and West who 1971, Ms. Carrigan has had feared his policy of easing European tensions corresponded with the State would fail. Board of Education and The opposition failed by two votes to unseat superintendent John Porter him through a no - confidence motion raised in the on several occasions selection concerning the program. Bundestag, the lower house. The Christian Democrats won 247 votes but needes 249 of the 496 members. The most recent exchange was generated by the on publication of data from the 1971 • 72 tests. President Wharton's office next year, 47 were males and were named. numbers . . Although critical of the Thursday provided statistical 15 were females, James D. curious about why this program, Ms. Carrigan said The MSU Woman is information on the recent Spaniolo, assistant to the information is so difficulti Kwame Nkrumah dies she would not want to see it selection of Presidential president, said Thursday. published by the Assn. of obtain," the article iaf Women Students, an completely abolished. Fellows for 1972 - 73 after a Spaniolo was criticized in MSU Woman said. Kwame Nkrumah. one of the most bewildering "I would like to see the campus women's publication the April 24 issue of MSU unregistered student group of African nationalist leaders, died Thursday in Michigan Assessment this week questioned the fact Woman for being too busy to of women at MSU. Spaniolo said Thuib tailored to some specified that only males were selected supply the information to ''Mr. that he had Conakry, Guinea, at 62. Once the dictator of Spaniolo is returned! goals. I think the point of for next year. the publication when it apparently a very busy man women's calls, but Ghana. Nkrumah was deposed in a military coup in thattW To avoid dis¬ the program is to make Of the 62 applicants for a questioned the naming of because every time we call, had been an 1966. He had lived since then in Guinea, forever education accountable and I oversight in Presidential Fellow position only males for the he is in a meeting or'out.'In co m m u n i appointment catinj i| vowing to return to Ghana and regain power. fellowships. In the previous addition, he never seems to information to them. Hea President Sekou Toure of Guinea, who had three selections, one of those have time to return we suggest phone Thursday he would p« provided asylum for Nkrumah, broadcast the m1 selected has been a woman, cits. In the statistics on to them. you make beginning, we I but for 1972 73, four males announcement of his friend's death. Toure ordered • were just curious about 50' off reservations. I three days of national mourning. Spaniolo provided< 489-1196 number of females toil three previous selection Down I own Deli Trade deficit deepens The U.S. trade deficit deepened in March to a on a large (16 inch) pizza with this coupon 104 S. WASHINGTON SQUARE Ph. 482 8415 jl XI For the September IB group, 16 males and i females applied. Oneojj three - month record of SI.5 billion, handing the Expires May 4,1972 three Presidential Fa nation its worst yearly start ever in world (MAC Avenue Shop only) selected was a female.l commerce, the government said Thursday. The Commerce Dept. said that the red ink in Red Pop! March 1971 group hid] male and eight f ' the nation's trade account last month totaled applicants with one oil three finalists being feni S584.3 million, only slightly lower than the February deficit. Only at the Deli The September 1972pa which completed its ten The first in March, had 25 malei - quarter deficit was topped only by the red ink recorded in the last three months of eight females with onemi and one female selected 1971. with the difference being about SI78 fellows. million. Woman admiral named Breaking with two centuries of tradition, the Navy named its first woman admiral Thursday: Alene Bertha Duerk, a Defiance, Ohio, native who joined the service 29 years ago. Ms. Duerk, 52, director of the Navy Nruse Corps, was nominated with 49 male captains for promotion to rear admiral. The nominations were approved by President Nixon and are subject to Senate confirmation. 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State News Staff Writer i n conveniences caused by half of their April rent Halstead Management Co.'s had stolen a sheet which Preliminary hearings have because they questioned the the heating loss and other been bad faith and slowness in was being used as an anti - scheduled Tuesday location and safety of their problems. Halstead refused, repairing a malfunction in Halstead sign on one morning for an security deposits, Stephen the arguing that he would allow apartment balcony. undetermined number of building's heating all apartment units a $50 Kirouac, Grosse Pointe system. ;East Lansing police resident of Haslett Arms senior and reduction. resident of the Halstead and refused to take action apartments who have failed "I stated that I was not to building, said. representatives of the against the man who respond to eviction About 120 student tenants failed going to reward protestors," allegedly stole the sheet, notices they received last Monday in Halstead said earlier this residents of the building had attempts to reach an according to Nadine Levine, week. week. "I'll give the ones signed a pact in February agreement on the amount of Jericho N.Y. senior, and Proceedings will involve announcing their intention money which tenants who have been peaceable a resident of the building. tenants who did not pay the to $50 credit." full amount of their April withhold half of that should withhold as "They know who it was Halstead denied and the police said all we rent, Lee Halstead, manager knowledge of one tenant's could do about it was sue of the building, said charge that an employe of him," she said. Thursday. Tenants involved in the proceedings said they had not Shift in yet been notified late * Protest banner Thursday afternoon of their scheduled court for Dems Special Catalog J appearances. George Warren, attorney DETROIT Last Whole Earth Isidents of the Haslett Arms apartment complex are continuing their protests for (UPI) - Campaign directors for Sens. George Halstead, said earlier McGovern and Hubert Ljnst the management of the apartments. This is one of the signs put up by Humphrey both said Thursday they fjjepts. State News photo by Bruce Remington that about 25 tenants would be involved in the legal expect to pick up substantial support from the people who Reg. $5.00 * have been Vi off with $2.00 purchase with coupon supporting Maine Sen. Edmund Muskie for president in Michigan. Good Friday, Saturday, & Sunday Muskie s decision to ^ PEACE TALKS those two contenders and Congresswoman drop out of the primary leaves only plus Alabama Gov. George Wallace Shirely Chisholm as active campaigners in Michigan. Secret the level and intensity of our meets Both Humphrey campaign director Paul Donahue and McGovern political coordinator Laird Harris said been they have JUS (AP) - The North referring particularly to the get the enemy to halt this contacting Muskie people recently in anticipation he retaliatory response to that would be dropping out. lamest1 said Thursday new enemy assault against invasion of South Vietnam 1 talks on the Vietnam Quang Tri, just below the and to return the American Both agreed Muskie's departure will lessen the chances I were probable. The demilitarized zone, said: prisoners of war." that Alabama Gov. George Wallace will win the Ineiit was issued after Porter warned that Michigan ■ sides returned to the Washington would again "Put together, one can say The primary. Viet Cong's chief break off the talks of the lining table. no less than this is a sign of delegate, Ms. Nguyen Thi North Vietnamese "refuse to J■ sides first meeting of the in five weeks deal with the substance of bad faith, that in our Binh, said the "Offensive and Tue State News is published by the students of judgment it is outrageous, uprisings" of the "South Michigan State University every class day during Fall. led into charges and both the present invasion particularly in light of Vietnamese people and their Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays I of a North and general problems of liberation armed forces" i a s continuing public pressure and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special (amese invasion of the peace, including prisoners of that they (North Vietnam) have revealed the "obvious Welcome Week edition is published in September. war and those . But they agreed to missing in were engaged in pressing for and incurable backruDtcy" Subscription rate is $16 per year. next Thursday, action." the United States return to of the U.S. Vietnamization Member Associated Press, United Press International, yen Minh Vy, North the conference forum." program. She said, "If the Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., nam's deputy chief North Vietnamese delegate United States really desires Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan fate. ■ said Politburo Le Due Tho will Xuan Thuy told Porter: "The U.S. claim about Porter read excerpts from President Nixon's speech on to get out of Vietnam, it cannot substitute Assn. Second class postate paid at East Collegiate Press Lansing, Mich. And receive 20% off on I from Hanoi within a invasion of South Vietnam Vietnam in which Nixon Vietnamization for Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services all cheese by North Vietnam is utterly now thru May 13th ] He then added that said, "We are not resuming negotiations." Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing. I talks were probable, absurd." He said "it is the Paris talks with the firm Michigan, 48823. (net privately in Paris precisely the United States expectation that productive r This Stai f News Phones: during the opening of ■year with Henry A. which is conducting a war talks leading to rapid Can be purl ... of News'Editorial 355-8252 pger. President Nixon's pal security adviser. of aggression in Vietnam . . . progress will follow through all available channels. As far Another State News Classified Ads 355-8255 The Vintage Year State Display Advertising 353-6400 317 M.A.C. AVENUE Ambassador William Dept. spokesman as we are concerned the first er refused to comment Robert J. !McCloskey, order of business will be to recycycling info 353-4321 Business Office 355-3447 Open Monday - Saturday North Vietnamese Photographic 355-8311 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Phone: 332-1111 bient. Campus Information 353-8700 lure hope when Le Due ves here that he's got Good friends get khing better than what 1 produced in there " Porter said as eeting. "It was absolute he left together at the Jplate from the past . .. I refused to answer the SUNDAY SPAGHETTI SPECIAL The Spring Ions." I the meeting, Porter I on North Vietnam "as I item of business to invasion Jnence withdrawal of ... and All you can eat — $ 1.50 Vietnamese troops Also serving fried chicken for SI .50 BSouth Vietnam." 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MSU j BOOKSTORE the International Center Disc •C-i qrUnJ f^r Shop in-SiiU JR* MICHIGAN MICHAEL FOX O TATE NEWS UNIVERSITY JOHN JUEL editor-in-chief Mistake to a society.I am speaking here mostly in I think that the students, faculty military operation in I think it would be a serious and other representatives of the I do not thWWorld : world. _ DAVE PERSON, managing editor mistake to abolish ROTC >r ban terms of the diversity of campus views, personally bt»ievt.tk 'N'eve t| I JOHN BORGER , campus editor military recruiting on campus. opinions, and information found on in military on campus deserve an equal country should maint J eS| 'H a» ver CHARLIE CAIN, city editor While I certainly do not advocate a college environment compared to, open-minded acceptance. Admittedly, stand,ng army. Further!* nW ^1 BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor warfare of any kind, I am realistic for example, the inner city. it probably would be appealing to continually voiced through marching my owE^I wrkobj RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor enough to admit that the United The Gates Commission which advocated a voluntary army to replace remove from MSU all vestiges of the military such as ROTC and military such groups and meXSl HnntVr States is not about to disolve all its as Clergy anri armed forces. If we are to have an the draft concerned with recruiters visiting the Placement Concerned and War was very Resist** Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award army in this countiy, I want the people who constitute that army to be maintaining hetrogeneity in the armed forces. Among its observations was the Bureau. If we do remove these military Despite my that it would be mti„te!££Utl a mistake » for outstanding journalism. citizens preparation. with the best possible comment that channels men and ROTC generally women into the vestiges from campus, however, we are only creating a local cloistered KOTC and campus. military recruiting Student activists . fr!?0*! *1 I believe that ROTC provides that armed forces who have a better community devoid of ROTC or endangering the quality 0f »■■*! best possible preparation for future intellectual perspective on the role and military recruiters. At the same time, leadership in this country hv ? EDITORIALS Army officers for the simple reasons the morals of an army in a democratic the war in Indochina continues to be for I an end to the military onc?l that these ROTC students are exposed country. prolonged by the United States, even understand that' bet?1*4! to a college environment. East Lansing seems to be a if the military is off-limits in East numerous closings of ROTn "I not hern Furthermore, military recruiters who relatively open-minded community Lansing. campuses, the So?J Nixon Viet come onto campus are recruiting individuals who have had at least some where members of various minority and special interest groups are not We are not condoning or accepting the military system of this country by become overproduce of a d i spropori miiitar>- ■" *| £| exposure to the college environment. actively discriminated against. I think that this open-mindedness of the allowing ROTC and the military recruiters to stay on campus. Rather, through the ROTC southern unitl JJ My emphasis on the importance of campuses | am'i the war lin college exposure for military leaders and servicemen is founded on a general population has led to the acceptance in our local community of we are insuring that people maintain contact with those in the military. In suggesting that southern southern students yield less collll 21" conviction that academia offers a such diverse groups as militant blacks, other words,, the presence of ROTC military personnel than do«I North, but I am afraid For years the Liberal To the Nixon perspective, the broader political and cultural background than is generally found in public homosexuals, social fraternities, and other visible groups. stands as a constant reminder that this is a democratic country with a massive geographical thai !|| Establishment has accused North Vietnamese are not imbalance might undesirable consequences hi R ichard Nixon of base pursuing a war of national command. formilbl opportunism. Wednesday night he liberation against a succession of One of the arguments a proved us wrong. The President is ROTC is that it is a racist foreign powers, first the French instit^| that produces white, a man of deep and abiding and now the U.S. Instead, they are officers while nonwhite middle M conviction - unfortunately that conducting a "naked and people d* J disproportionate numbers in thefJI conviction is rooted in the sterile unprovoked invasion" across line. The Gates . . . Commission explo^l earth of Cold War philosophy. Saigon's "international border." and rejected this hypothesis in hi In his televised address to the And Hanoi is once again the villian study of who would join a voluntnl nation Wednesday. Nixon raised in Paris, refusing to meaningfully army in the United States. 1 The Gates Commission the specter of the Red Menace negotiate with our peace - loving, need for a complete realizedtkl once again. Of late the American bomb wielding envoys. - economic constituency in ^ people have come to think of the The President is clearly sensitive forces. I should point out that Indochina debacle as primarily a the antiwar mood of the leaders on this campus have R0r| to rcspontyl regional conflict without American populace. He realized to this concern with incittfl overriding domino - like that cold war rhetoric is no longer recruiting of nonwhites. If R0TC«B ramifications. They have come to sufficient in itself to unite his ended at MSU, this might furtfcl jeopardize the recruitment tfl think of the North Vietnamese, constituency in flag - waving nonwhite military officers. ■ not as a tendril of the Marxist fervor. Thus. Nixon serves up Finally, I would like to cmphigl Monolith, but simply as one troop withdrawals to the masses. that I wish and work for a wo|l beligerent in a fundamentally Genocidally messing around in without war. I realize that war ill apolitical civil war. the internal affairs of a nation half continue, and that armies will with us, for a while at least ^1 President Nixon rapidly a world away is not so bad if it is || corrected this heresy Wednesday not concern then is to provide responsJ our boys who are doing the citizen soldiers through niaintaiiM night. When reternng to the North Vietnamese he was careful to shooting and getting shot at. ROTC and military recruiting on voluntary basis if Besides, the South Vietnamese on campus. repeatedly identify them as the "are fighting courageously and "Communists." And make no well" providing they have mistake about it: we are fighting massive air and sea support. to, "make the world free for The Nixon scenario is apparent. JON KAUFMAN democracyIf we fail in Vietnam will remain a "lingering Vffetnam. the President said, other war." draining American money nations throughout the world and bogging down American would be encouraged to utilize force as a means resolution. In spite of international of the President's epoch domestic and foreign policy. The only change substitution of Vietnamese for American fodder. will be the This, my friend, is a duck This is a duck. Note its shape. there in this area? - making journey to Peking and The path of the people of the day bv the Red Cedar." the upcoming visit to Moscow Ducks are found in many places all Respondent: You want to buy United States was deliniated by "EVERYTHING'S DUCKY:" over the world, but especially on the feelthy peektures? Red Cedar ducks, little which he was careful to mention the President himself when he news pages of the State News. Many Chairman: Are you, or have you lealizingt^ in Wednesday's speech, we are been, within the last 10 years, a duck, spring is just around the comer,lod beseeched us not to vex his master thoughtful readers have wondered why for food by the Administration still dealing with the "old Nixon." the State News prints so many duck or knowingly the member of any plan. We must force our Congress Building." Thus, it should not come as so pictures — especially since ducks group which advocates the violent to resume its constitutionally DUCK SOUP: Ducks float ■ neither subscribe to the overthrow of the duly constituted great a surprise that the current paper or down the Red Cedar River." delegated role and legislate an patronize its advertisers. Mistakenly, government of the United States by DUCK SCENE: These ducks foil administration still cleaves to the immediate end to the Indochina they have assumed the photographers ducks? typical for passed™ J Johnsonian notion that there are conflict. never look far beyond the Respondent: Maybe Yankee tourist campus scene purview of "FEATHERED FRIENDS: T two separate "nations" in Students Services Building. Or like real thing, Hah? Only then may we salvage any EXHIBIT A: DUCK arc a common campus sight, gwt Vietnam. perhaps, some argue, the editors have Chairman: Strike that from the sense of victory. students on their way to classes." The Air Force ROTC "Survival record. misjudged the composition of the You II never find writing li" ^ student body. Manual for the East Lansing Area" Little useful data was produced. in the State Journal! Nothing could be further from the (U.S. Government Printing Office, 32 Suppose we do find this Besides, critics will point out,wl Officials g truth! Ducks have played an important role in MSU history. It was a duck that first discovered the Red Cedar was cents) defines a duck as "an air - cooled, self - propelled, self - oiling, amphibious vehicle that quacks and is used in assaults on newspaper information — is it within out hearts to deprive the State News of duck pictures merely because of "artistic" or "esthetic" consideration, for some will you put in their place? BicyflB pictures? Bike racks? Couples situf by the Red Cedar River? (Get As taxpayers obvious that by accepting a free ducks and a bicycle in that one* desperately try liquid, thus saving many potential integrity." That's a fair description silly idea that newspaper pictures have to save money and the flight from a corporation, an farmers and social science majors from from a military standpoint, but what to have "quality" or "news value?" you've got a hot contender foil government mercilessly spends it, official might want to somehow drowning. about one for the rest of the public? Not only is a vital aspect of Pacemaker award!) J campus officials are caught in between. "return the favor." Ducks help recycle stale bread and A special House subcommittee was life denied the student reader but If we do get rid of the ducks,«Ji The corporations contend other goodies. They break up the therefore set up in the spring of 1971 some of the finest caption - writing in have to use news pictures: munWH V^hile congressional members the business would be lost: floods, earthquakes, political fifl>*H monotony of pictures that might to investigate the question, publish a that they are merely helping the vote to spend more revenue, they otherwise be closeups of dandelions. report and thus create an excuse for a "SPARTAN DUCK: The ever And whatever pastoral qualities »■ be 1 - also try to save their own group which is sponsoring the field trip to Cannes: present Red Cedar duck is silhouetted State News one*1 had will Perhaps most importantly, they keep precious dollars in any way they officials appearance, not the many photographers and editors off Chairman: How many ducks are against the warm spring sky on a quiet forever. Is a presidential candioi^ official himself. Officials claim the welfare rolls and really worth it? possibly can. so are justifiably this saves the taxpayers money. commemorated in picture and purple One area of major misery for the nation's lawmakers is that of However, in a New York Times prose. OUR READER S MIND Honestly, now- would you rather flight expenses. Since the cost study it was shown that most see the board of trustees sitting by the for flying would normally come flights provided by corporations Red Cedar, ruffling their feathers and out of officials' would never have been taken if eating stale bread? expense accounts, thereby reducing their "play money," many of those in high offices try to grab free the officials had been forced to pay pockets. for them out of their Nevertheless, Rep. Jim Brown, R most MSU students a confusion remains. A recent survey - great deal Okemos, shows who replied had of by Why I cut down flights whenever possible. And Experience has shown that it seen duck pictures used more than 10 To the Editor: throughout the country can hardly fanatics who almost brought the wo' I since many corporations "invite" is well nigh impossible to times. Ninety - one per cent of them compare to the violence committed by to its knees a generation ago. ■ I am the "fanatic" that cut down our government, our representatives of I wish to stress once again. tn« ■ eliminate favored front - page six - column duck officials for free rides on their dishonesty in the the flag in front of Demonstration the people, in Vietnam. intentions were honorable an ■ shots and 64 per cent the elimination planes, the oppcrtunity is taken political system. Every effort Hall. I feel that you missed the whole But cutting down this should be made, though, to of the front page. But only 37 per cent flag I don't respect. I wish to thank the F point of my "irresponsible" act. It feel that the "antiwar movement" more often than not. of the student body (and no ducks) was who helped me in this snia •■ Federal laws forbid either prevent flagrant violations from was, in fact, a very responsible and pushed "into the hands of the showing respect for our brot | responded — the rest, apparently, conscientious act, one done out of extremists." There was have died. elected or appointed officials occurring. Clearly, elected never saw a duck picture, thought it hardly officials should be was just a funny - looking student or, respect, not out of disrespect. anything at our demonstration that from accepting gifts from any more discreet could be considered violent or in source which would create a in accepting concerns. favors from private more Brown. likely, never heard of Jim My intentions in cutting down the flag were to put it at half - mast, or as way similar to "the spirit of a any group of Name withheld by April 26,""H rtjjl conflict of interest. It is all too So what is a duck? it turned out, to take it down altogether. My act was one of DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau mourning, of respect for my brothers who are now fighting and dying in Protest all of the killing Vietnam and who have died. To the Editor: The cutting down of this flag The concern of MSU students for demand that the North ^ p/eEP4ee signified a joint effort of the people ending the Vietnam War is invasion be discontinued. I' w 0„l desiring peace; a joint effort of those but the heartening; TO soefAce, HANS1 HAW seeming one - sidedness of that in outrage at the kiWj< people who have been waiting concern is discouraging. combatant, but by our silence M v- vi POWti peacefully and respectfully for the last want to stop the killing, the atrocities of the ot n()0™ 10 years for the end of the war in we must do what we of the can to restrain all have served no purpose savec Vietnam; an end to the lies that have combatants the action of the latter. been told in the name of that flag. I conflict We involved in the ^ o0n can no more justify the serves the cause of P03".': ue tWJ feel that I finally did one truthful and destruction sincere thing in the name of that flag wrought by the North Vietnamese ground machine allows one party to t^l than we slaughter with the added FjJ by lowering it in honor of my brothers tan that who have died in the war. wrought by U.S. air power. knowing that he hasourtac Both groups kill equally well. I hardly feel this was violence. The an demonstrations act of We bombing should demand that be halted. But we should also U* Dept. of lnfo5;;» *3 ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 28, 1972 5 news analysis I Connolly influence ^ BILL NEIKIH . ■ ir 11/1 ni/ interview last week if he would like the diplomatic thought if unusual that grows But other administration December. He has insisted on secretary of the Treasury officials scoff at the idea, a tougher line in trade iciated Press! Writer spot. would be summoned to relations, saying the nation'l saying Connally has Last weekend, however, handle such an information trading partners have built displayed a brashness in llt'NGTQfN (AP) — the White House assigned task. But later one said that negotiating trade and unfair barriers against U.S. ■ry Secretary John B. Connally a job usually the secretary often advises monetary agreements that products. ■|y has Ween expanding handled by foreign policy Nixon on matters other than would disqualify him for the Now he is in the forefront Influence within advisers: briefing a small the economy. job. of working out new policies |co ii administration to group of newsmen on the Speculation about "Would you take it if it on how to make the United » foreign policy, but President's thinking on Connally's future role in were offered to you?" States more competitive T the chances are dim Vietnam, the administration was Connally was asked about world markets. ver become secretary Connally spoke at a heightened last week when it the State Dept. post during Connally's hard • nosed background, not for was learned that Nixon had the AP interview. stance last fall while tally's broadened role attribution, session called by accepted an invitation to be "I doubt it," he responded. negotiating the trade and |,ni(> about with the the office of the White Mouse Connally's guest at the "Why not?" he was asked. monetary agreementsled to a jg of President Nixon, communications director, secretary's 2,500 - acre ranch Connally laughed and said, reported order by Nixon to , to speculation that Herb Klein. Connally told in Floresville, Tex. this "because I don't want to." go a little softer on U.S. Democratic former reporters that Nixon went weekend. He didn't dwell further on allies, for fear it could tor of Texas may be against the advice of many of The speculation points to the subject. damage delicate relations 0 the State Dept. post his advisers in deciding to the State Dept. and even Connally has garnered with some of them. Republican chief bomb Haiphong harbor, some of Connally's own some power for himself in During a recent appearance , the antiwar rally." by its actions, not its words, editorial, the board of planned for next Monday. trustees definitely can make statement. We must ourselves act to moral commitments for the end the war and not rely What Connally's future total community. In the solely on the liberal will be in politics and surrender past, the trustees have made numerous institutional commitments in support of politicians or administration. the university government is uncertain. He has kept his options open. He says he has no plans beyond the war. As just one the present administration Vietnam example, during Vietnam Project, this MSU's David Bicking Lansdale, Pa., senior and "I'd think it would be presumptuous indeed have for me to B Editor: University helped establish April 25, 1972 any." the dictatorship of Diem in ■ hypocrisy of the antiwar protesters is really getting ■sickening. Those who sympathize with the Hanoi Vietnam and trained and (arc perfectly free to express their views; instead, equipped Diem's secret ■engage in intellectual dishonesty by disguising police and palace guard in ,,.s as peacelovers and demanding peace whenever violation of the Geneva government takes decisive steps to thwart the Accords. The University js of Hanoi's troops. According to these misguided administration has [s. it is perfectly all right for the North Vietnamese to continued its support of the t South Vietnamese and the American; no peace war by allowing and ■s are held for these victims. American aid, in cooperating with ROTC and Jnel and in money, is denounced, but Soviet aid to military recruiters on ■Vietnam is tactfully ignored or tacitly accepted. campus. The men who are recruited on campus will be J Saigon government may be corrupt and oppressive. sed not to defend ■ could never stay in power if there weren't enough u our I Vietnamese who would rather fight and die than freedom, but to carry on k to the rule of Hanoi. The leaders of North Vietnam the massive bombing and lade it abundantly clear that they intend to include brutal terror which ■nd Cambodia in their conquests. To demand peace government has inflicted on ic side while the other side is engaged in an all out the people of Vietnam. y offensive is nothing more than political If the trustees really guery. desigend to advance the goals of the mean what they said last Friday, then they must ban Ojars Upatnieks Technical Staff, TV Broadcasting HUNGRY? April 23, 1972 Jumbo 1/4 lb. Ham or FREE SOVIET JEWS! 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Pleasant, Mich. Lansing, Mich 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday Study By KAREN ZURAWSKI State News Staff Writer East representative, on Lansing's dissatisfaction with the CATA expressed buses stalled The fiscal report presented to the Lansing City Council shows the cost to be would also be easier to the broader interests of the ignore project. McKane explained the Lansing's study on the community. project would be worked out CATA organization in "prohibitive" in operating a He explained that Lansing on a contract and not grant feasibility of transferring bus bus system under might want to run the bus as January and thought that a a basis. operations from the Capital department, he said. its city department under own system, charging Under the procurement Area Transit Authority McKane said the estimated Lansing control would be "full shot" costs to areas contract, McKane said that (CATA) to a city department better. cost was a quarter of interested in service. a "the federal government has been delayed three million dollars. "I doubt if Costs might not be such a would give us money in weeks, Terry McKane, mass He noted that Landing had council will even seriously problem, for all kinds of transit coordinator for the much of the personnel, however, if return Capital consider it," he said. equipment and experience in Lansing's moves for a "no - information that we gather Lansing City Council, said Lansing has been fare" bus system bring on bus operations." Thursday. operating the bus system, and it natural that considering lowering its results. Downtown effects, A group of students, unidentified except as Captain Nice and his Work on Lansing's budget saw as crew of R present monthly subsidy of ' for the fiscal year is Lansing keep control. parking problems and rider Guts, staged a mock confrontation of a marine recruiter and the new partially responsible for the At this time the only $6,000 to CATA to $2,000, According to Hopkins. attitudes would be just some behind the Administration Building. SDs n ""B McKane continued, though Lansing is being considered of the information, McKane delay, according to McKane. portion of the study finished it may have to be raised. State News photo The study, originally to concerns the cost of have been finished by April operating such a system, due "If we can barely scare up $2,000, where can we get a as "a test city" for the said. by Chuck MjJ 24, began at the request of to the work being done on quarter of a million East Lansing. Arthur Carney, the budget, McKane said. dollars? he asked. One reason for the high 'U' TO ENFORCE RULES cost of such a department the east Room would be the exchange of the Housing violation current citizen participation on the board for high salaried Friday's Feature Dinner people, Les Hopkins, CATA program manager for urban SEAFOOD NEWBURG 3.50 bus mass transit By LINDA WERFELMAN policy have been requested University owned or are in compliance with the 161 garden fresh salad choice of potato said Thursday. Operation might be projects, State News Staff Writer Nearly 100 students by the dean of students' office to clarify their living supervised housing if they The policy specifies that policy or are exempt from its provisions, Edwin K. TheRTling^ includes st this J I simpler under a department. suspected of living off situations. freshmen who are not have been choice of vegetable Reuling, area director of off contacted J individual loaf of bread Hopkins said, but he campus in violation of the The students will be "married students, students - campus housing, said. he said. "As far as expressed the fear that it University studetn housing required to into who will be 20 years of age Students who fail dairy fresh butter move to determine, thev are ij J choice of dessert by the last official day of comply receive hold ^ have last term," he leftoveaj may no coffee or tea registration fall term of the cards when they attempt to Woodcock stands firm said L current academic year, register for summer or fall Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of veterans with one or more term classes. Students are ml A l.esson - Sermon Subject J Henderson. ALL SAINTS Rev. Brink, preaching EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8:30 PM Sunday ■■ 1ft I I i I I \M 3 inspirational message J Visit open our new daily 9 Student Center a.m. to Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 11 p.m. "EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" 8 10 800 Abbott Road a.m. a.m Holy Communion Morning Prayer "Counibus " (Christian interaction) 1 U 1227 VAKullIIY ■ HI E. Grand River I 332-6517 ^ ^ Jerusalem at Saturday. 5.30 . Wednesday Testimonial Meeting and Sermon ^ Free Fast Hot Delivery starts at 6:30 pm A n u rsery.|,| 8:00pm. Sunday School to age 20 nursery care . (presidential campaign for Sen. George McGovern, D - He stressed the importance of doing well in Ohio to carry ouey°it h'atstresset* t'le importance of work at MSU. He pointed most of the other Conlin said Thursday that of the approximately 40 precinct s this weekend in Lansing and canvassing and rap over momentum to Michigan. major Michigan colleges — delegates from the campus area, only five or six are not for University of Michigan Is begin next week in the residence halls. The results in Pennsylvania showed McGovern can score - and Western and Central Michigan McGovern. ^ave finished the school year than 175 McGovern supporters heard local we'l in a major industrial state, but it didn't show he already. Some Muskie supporters ir the precincts as well as in state can MSU has to ators Wednesday night in the Union call for win, Conlin said. "That's the task here and in Ohio." supply a lot of manpower," he said. "The only delegations are expected to switch over to McGovern, but r and money to make their candidate known to way we re going to win is with a lot of bodies to tell poeple Conlin said no estimates could be made. "It's sad in some way," he said, referring to Muskie's iave to get to the point where when we knock on a withdrawal from active primary participation. ■ (j say we're for McGovern, they don't ask 'who's he'," HOUSE PASSES BILL "lie is an excellent candidate and has run a clean Th Conlin, cochairman for the 6th District, said, campaign," he said. "It leaves considerably less option with fussing will begin Saturday in the 6th District which only McGovern and Humphrey." Is Lansing and East Lansing. People are also being sent Conlin thinks Wallace's main strength is Republican, and „ to work for the May 2 primary, coordinators said, re also going to Grand Rapids and Flint to campaign, n the next two weeks, speakers will be going into each t.c hall to talk about McGovern and his stand on the By RANDY Girls .NDYGARTON GARTON " in spo stressed that McGovern is not participating in the anti - Wallace campaign. He said that they want to stress the positive and not the the negative. "It's not enough to say Wallace is a bad guy, we I'Scheduled so far to participate in the "rap sessions" State News Staff Writer Michigan High School failed when supporters of the break into men's teams. want to ejnphasize what McGovern is Athletic Assn. going to do." ncilmen George Colburn and George Griffiths, Lynn The Michigan House of challenged move failed by four votes to "If you don't give this candidate for Rep. Jim Brown's seat, and Robert Coopers statement. get the necessary two - thirds Representatives Thursday immediate effect, it will ■ttorpey. passed a bill that would allow "I believe it will hurt the majority. Supporters of the mean that girls cannot play ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ olp raise money for the 6th District's share of the women to development of women's motion, led by majority on men's teams unless they } Three Stooges } compete in ■ cost in Michigan, a bucket drive will be organized and athletics," he said. "A floor leader Marvin traditionally all - ma le junior number of boys, since the hire an attorney and use [set up on campus. high and high school Stempien, D • Livonia, said Judge Keith's ruling as a court decision (of the fcrding to Conlin, McGovern already has 450 state noncontact sports. The bill Judge delay in the precedent to force the school has Keith) are playing on girls' implementation of the bill allow them already passed the teams and to to play," girls on boys' would hurt women POLICE Senate. Passage of the measure teams. Few girls will get to trying to Stempien said. follows a recent ruling bv play either way." Bush said the separation of BRIEFS _J Federal District Court Judge Damon Keith that women should be permitted to men and women's sports began in 1947, but the idea has been reviewed Honorary to hold I ICE REPORT THAT 10 Tuesday or more Wednesday bicycles were afternoon. stolen Police compete in all athletic events, including contact sports. periodically since that time. He said that the girls' initiation, brunch Alpha chapter of Omicron The Annual Honors |ted the value of the bikes at $983.95 and have no This bill, however, said committee, composed of Nu, National Home The bikes were taken from the racks by Bessey, Brunch follows the initiation i. women involved in girls' sponsor Sen. Daniel S. Economics Honorary at 10:30 a.m. and is to honor v, Holden, Wonders, Phillips, Rather and Owen athletics, last met on the inother was taken from parking Lot Y. Cooper, D - Oak Park, is not issue in October, 1971, and Society, will hold its spring those students in the college intended to either hurt all ■ initiation and Annual who have achieved a 3.0 or reindorsed the concept. women sports introduce Honors Brunch Saturday in higher grade point. The STUDENT WORKING in a biology lab about 1 p.m. or "I think overall, this bill i the Natural Science Bldg. was bitten on the women into contact sports Parlors A, B and C of the program for the brunch will hurt the participation of McDonel Kiva such as football Union. includes a talk by Dena C. } ■finger by a white rat. Police said the rat was finally or hockey. women in sports," Bush . The Three Stooges will he up Bt under control and will be placed under observation "This bill is designed to Beginning at 9:30a.m., the Cederquist, former head of to their old tricks with a little Friday April 28 <. repeated. "Only a very few |,ut 10 days. allow talented women gifted girls will get to play, initiation ceremony is open the Dept. of Foods and help from their friends 7:30 9:30- 11:30 J athletes in noncontact sports to selected juniors and Nutrition, and the Abbot and Costello, W.C but the average gal will not." OTHER WHITE RAT went berserk and bit a faculty the opportunity to enter competition with men," he A movp in the House to seniors Human in the College of Ecllogy and old and presentation of honor awards to various students in Fields and the Road Runner. 75c i the hand during a lab experiment about 5 p.m. give the bill immediate effect said. "I believe all girl sports new Omicron Nu members. the college. Bsday at the Vet Research Farms. Police said the man will remain intact." |eated at the University Health Center and reported is destroyed. Allen W. Bush, director of "a bit of the old Ludwig Van." Plus Gene Kelly, Walter Carlos, MAY DAY Gioacchino Rossini, Henry Purcell, The Sir Edward Elgar SALE STORE - WIDE Spartan LP & TAPE SALE TWO DAYS ONLY! frame-up. Great-looking eyeglasses at Spartan prices. Fast. Noon - 7 p.m. Mon. 5-1 : 9:30 a.m. - Midnight Every LP & Stereo Tape Included vy@fA)center 311 South Washington Avenue, Lansing. 482-1368 Daily 9-5:30, Mon. 9-8:30. Z.Bowski, O.D. 5359 STEREO TAPES And it comes out here. THE EPI MODEL 100 A new entry in the loudspeaker field Many people like us better than what's going around. * And it comes out here: Many speakers are claimed to be very accurate', especially in the bass region. The EPI speaker clinic showed those people who came in what accuracy is all about. Accurate is not more bass, but less distortion - Accurate is EPI iscount records Ol 225 ANN STREET EAST LANSING 351-8460 3 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday SPORTS Batsmen at home 'S' to joi today best By CRAIG REMSBURG Admission is free for MSU Litwhiler said that Tommy Ford (1 • 1, 3.21 in track State News Sports Writer Several pitchers may get the call to action for the students with a validated ID. Coach Danny Litwhiler has named Larry Ike to hurl the depending condition, on Deller's Brian Lieckfelt, Steve VanderLaan and Deller ERA) may start against the Spartans. Brad VanPelt and Elliott ays MSU baseball team this opener against the Hurons may share the mound duties Moore are slated to pitch By GARYKORRECK Washington will h..- ■ weekend as the batsmen take on Eastern Michigan in a but he is yet to mind as to who will get the makeup his in the second game. "My arm felt good Saturday against Central Michigan. Moore faced Notre State News Sports Writer * botb theioo-nietef yflrd dashes and ff Dame Tuesday and gave up MSU's trackmen will be in home doubleheader today nod to start the nightcap. Wednesday but III just have three hits, walked select company this weekend over 100 - yards , J and Central Michigan in a twinbill at Mt. Pleasant Rick Deller is a possibility but the Ann Arbor junior is to wait and see how it is," Deller commented one run on one and struck out six. when they visit Des Moines, curren, ()Utd00r 0ther SpariJ' M^ bothered by a bad back and Thursday. "Once I get "I got their batters on Iowa for the 63rd annaul the Saturday. throwing I curve balls but I went with Drake Relays. relay distance,!! Game time for today's first an arm that stiffened up on can pitch every team ^ contest with EMU is 2 p.m. him against Notre Dame two or three days but the my fastball 96 per cent of the The two - day affair begins Cassleman. the at John Kobs Field. Tuesday. back and arm will have to time," Moore commented after the 16 today and some observers Rob and Ron J1*1 respond to treatment." • 1 MSU win. "1 have said the field resembles Popejoy. Popejov Against Notre Dame, was surprised at my control that of an Olympic trial. In a 3:59.4 anchor mii-'jl ie^J U^JVOWSHOWING/ :)'■ iurnwweio orivc-in meatnia Deller turned in a good performance, giving up three but when you runs behind you it a chance to relax and have a lot of gives you all, seven holders world record - are entered, Kansas Relays helping lh,..Spartans J runs on five hits in six and gamble including MSU's sprinter place finish. a little. That helps a lot." f STAR LANSiNG 1 Herb Washington. TE' p1* Co,°> Popejoy J one - third innings, fanning Home Free 1 U.S. 27 WEST^D^WAVERLY !»¥ S.CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY ROB 11 and walking five. Two of the runs and three of the CMU will put up a .289 team batting average against Spartan batsman Ron DeLonge (No. 5) gets a He will be challenged by Charlie Greene, Willie RandV KilpatSjl Phone 882-2429 A walks came in the last frame, Moore and VanPelt, as well handshake from Ron Pruitt after hitting a home run McKee, Bob Taylor, of Texas comprise the MSU fojJ «»l«y unit, one whicul f" FIRST as did one hit. as an eight • game winning recently. MSU batters hope to repeat this scene against Southern, and Mike varsity record 16'4iifl Eastern Michigan has a 9 - 8 streak. The Chips are 16 - 6 • EMU today, starting at 2 p.m. Goodrich, a former Big Ten Kansas. -\Ve record on the season, a .232 1 on the year and boast eight State News photo by B. Remington champ for Indiana. better this week," Kjy. sho|1jj team batting average and a regulars who are batting .300 said. "Our 2.86 team ERA. or better. have been practice! improving." Left fielder Rocky Roe Spartan outfielder Shaun Hurdlers j0hn leads all Huron hitters with a Howitt's jammed right wrist IN BOWLING Mike Hurd and Mont .354 average while shortstop is still sore but he should be will be Dave£ going Up * Mike Ferguson is next at able to play this weekend. Teenage .304. His .384 average, five home world record Milburn and Notre . holfoj Dj Mother PLUS (2 Righthander Woody Mills - 0, 3.15 ERA) and lefty runs and seven stolen bases are needed in the lineup. MSU junior wins title lotn McMannon highs. Cassleman h hi J compete in the IL TTie Baby Maker intermediate hurdles,J TECHMOOU** [R]o casa delsol Mike Clemente, Allen Park the contest was secured member of the MSU bowling team. The team finished first he'll have to contend! junior, captured the national March 7 when he won the Ra!| LEWIS GILBERT "A —Judith Crist, .Vflf1 7V CLASSIC RELEASED Mfltzdorf, of Wisconsin Olympic gold medalistfl lie virtually perfect "film... "friends - Playboy FOR THE FIRST TIME Fosbury in the highjiufl Feuerbach, of Kansas,] "BEAUTIFUL, careful depiction wonderfully played.*' Randy Matson in theif LEWS GIBER1 JACKAUSSEH VERNON "lAAWS ilWS OBERT -Penetopt'Cilluitt. The New Yorker and pole vaulteislL "A beautiful and EXHILARATING I s a k ss o n and Hifl ELTON JOHN BERNIE TAUPIN W experience!" —Christian Science Monitor Lagerqvist, of Sweden. F GEOFFREY HEtMAN TECHNICOLOR" A PARAMOUNT PICTURE For the Spartans,! "A SINGULAR experience...DARING!" spotlight will be| -Richard Schickel, Lite Maiatine Washington and thediM medley relay, both wi" in Kansas. _ "I'm going to try forifl in the 100 yards jndllff Tonight in Conrad Aud. in the 100 • 7:30,9:30 Washington said,' Sat. in Wilson Aud. going to try and After Des Moliw,I 7:30,9:30 Spartans return for &L Sun. in McDonel Kiva 7:30 only home appearand® ALEXANDER SOLZHEMTSYVTS outdoor season. Ohio State May 6 TheyHif indf could be called a "brea "At least I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have changed several <)\E I)AY IN THE LIFE OF IVAN DENISOVICH Officials met The Lansing Area OfW TOM COURTENAY Association will holdib"i .n times since then!" "ONE'DAY IN THE LIFE OF IVAN DENISOVICH" «v, general business inertHS the 1971 - 72athleticW*B May 1 at 7:30 P-m-jT Otto junior Int'h st-how- I nm fe/tivhl ANNOUNCING: a festival limitless in its variety. "DIANE" / "BRIGHT CQLLEGE YEARS" / "WHO CARES?" y. PRESENTS y "THE CASTING" / "WASN'T IT A LOVELY FUNERAL?" /J°nald SutHerW^ "ROOFERS" / "UPPITY ALBERT McGUIRE" "BANG" / "THE ADVENTURES OF SPA _ AND FON" / "CHARLIE CHANSTEIN -T" * MEETS THE WILD BUNCH AND JOHN AND MARY, BOB AND CAROL AND TED AND ALICE" The Midwest Film Festival*, May 9th - 14th Metro ^O/VDERLA^ GokJwyn VIlayer presents DONALD SUTHERLAND and JtANNf MOOEAU ALEX IN WONDERLAND Written Oy Paul Ma/ur«.v and 1 a»r, Tucker NINE entirely different of films for FIVE whole programs, EIGHTEEN hours days at THREE locations - DirectedPaul Majursky. Produced byLarryluclief-MetrocoW ^ FAIRCHILD/WILSON /CONRAD Ticket passes go on sale May 2nd at: UNION TICKET OFFICE CAMPBELL'S SMOKE SHOP Tonight in Wilson Aud. MARSHALL MUSIC 7:30,9:30 $5.00 for a complete film pass, includes 9 showings. Sat. in Conrad Aud. $3.00 for 5 afternoon matinee shows and presentations 7:30,9:30 by Arthur Knight and Edgar Daniels. Sun. in McDonel Kiva 9:30 Individual tickets will be sold at the door for $1.00. "Accept no substitutes. Thoie is only one international film festival on I.D.'s required $1.00 tins campus and that is the Midwest F ilm Festival May 9th 14th. a State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 28, 1972 9 SPORTS \ckmen on Netman Williams, against O lch Ted Swoboda's Jcrosse team will have ■ time to rest from Vay's Bowling Green same "Ohio State will be the Swoboda said to the type of team," in reference upcoming game. began playing each other in 1965, Ohio State has outscored the Spartans 72-16. Since the Spartans have 'Spartan By PAT FARNAN on needed more spot' competition, so consequently Jas it travels to In common opponents State News Sports Writer here I am. |us Ohio Saturday this year, Ohio Notre Dame's State broke five become a varsity sport, it has lost twice to Ohio State. In "He made a tremendous personal the Ohio State game Dave Williams, number two man on 1970 the score was 13-0 sacrifice for my benefit," Williams asserted. winning streak 9-7 while the Coach Stan Drobac's tennis agenda, will "I owe him a great deal, but I'd still like to while the Buckeyes had [Wednesday's 15-4 Spartans fell to the Irish, 9-4. their closest hopefully be at his best this weekend, as beat them Saturday." loss, both teams game ever the Spartans will host highly regarded A native of Newport hard checking The Spartans have never against the Spartans last News, Va., a Hampton Institute 1 p.m. Saturday. Williams holds a more optimistic outlook defeated the Ohio State year before squeaking out a j game in which 15 4-3 Following Friday's 3 p.m. match with about the season now than he did at its &s were called. team. Since the two teams victory. Western Michigan University at the tennis outset. courts, Williams, a transfer student from "I feel we'll have a winning season. The Spartans will come Hampton and his teammates will battle the We've went down pretty hard a into this year's contest on couple of [x S' golfers small college representative which last the heels of a three year times, but we're not discouraged and we game finished sixth in the NCAA tourney. feel that we're still losing streak. The teams' Tennis has generated tremendous going to surprise some current record stands at 4-4 people," Williams continued. interest at Hampton. Dr. Robert Screene Williams is considered by while it is 1-3 in the who directs its tennis program, has led his many to be for Illinois one of the top junior players in the >t Midwestern .Lacrosse Association. Ohio State is also a member of the MLA. teams to 17 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association titles in the last 18 years. country. But he thinks more backhand and service return is a work on his necessity. "Dr. Screene is a man of very unselfish 1 STEVE STEIN Illinois. The crucial weekend ahead could send The par 72 course is known Two members motives," Williams commented. "I played the Spartans season mark to an even .500 ■News Sports Writer 0f the number two for him my freshman year and for its small, tricky and Spartan team will be closing clip and make Dr. Screene regretful that ■ Hyland outshot ten compiled a 19 - 1 record. But he felt I pupil Williams enrolled at MSU. laminates to win this heavily bunkered greens in on records of a which are made even harder ■36 - hole intrasquad contrasting variety to hit by strong winds which the sixth Saturday. Val Washington ■and become " of the MSU frequently come up. has tied the single season Men's IM ENDS SOON! ' that will "It plays hard when the goal mark of 17 while wind's blowing," Fossum Deadline for resident hall Open Daily 12:45 Xte in the Illinois freshman goalie Ron Hebert and independent team tennis Continuous from 1 P.M. indicated. "It's a very fine Et^iate Invitational test." has 170 saves to his credit and is only 34 stops from entries is noon today. Feature 1:15 3:20 5:25 7:30 9:35 ■ament Saturday Golf entries for residence - - - - T>r in Savoy, 111. Eight Big Ten schools will the record. hall, fraternity and fcros.se lie freshman T joins participate in the tournament, the first time The Spartans next game independent teams will be SEE! John accepted beginning Monday J IrMeiden, Dick Mark Timyan and this season that this many- conference schools have will be May 6 Kenyon. It will against mark the final home appearance for at the Men's IM. Deadline for entries is noon, May 3. Green M GEORGE C.SCOTT ■rosh Steve Broadwell gotten together fee for individuals is $2.25 or in 111 Brafford on the competitively. 13 seniors on the squad. $9 per team. Isquad. ,f. PADDY CilEYEFSKY'S In addition, Illinois State, Kd shot a one - under - 1 Wednesday on the Southern Illinois and Bradley round out the 11 :J Academy Award Scieenplay jokers west course to a two round total of •He really had a ■ ficent round," team Held. defending champion. Purdue is the YOII WONT ! may be crazy, Doctor, BELIEVE "This could be the first Knted coach Bruce time that the majority of Big but I think you've I. Bill Dickens took Ten schools will get together Jjlace with 146. in warm weather," said an operated on edged Eastern ^i,385-391, in a dual ■ednesday which was It of the playoff. Rick Illinois sports information representative. The Orange Course was THISONE! the wrong patient!' k was the dual meet "You have never — and I mean never - seen any opened in 1950 and has been Jt movie even remotely like MULTIPLE MANIACS. I | best with a three over 74 re five individual counted. the tournament now site of the Illinois "off and on" for the past ten years. know this sounds like drivel, but believe me, its black humor goes beyond anything ever put on film; jet DIANA RIB8 "THE _.ns had a 76, Jell shot 77, Bill Marx ■om Murphy both mflY9-M "It is extremely succeeds. This rare to one does find on an underground film that all counts. It is ninety of HOSPITAL" 179s and Jeff Klingblel the most incredible minutes ever committed to Rllmi tournament Is a |e one day event that 3.7&9pm celluloid. ARTHUR HILLER HOWARD GOTTFRIED A HOWARD GOHFfttD-PADW CHAYEFSKY PRODUCTION ASthKIA WEEKDAYS: 5:30-9:00 ,, . , .. .. held on the fTlUUFF "It is skillfwlly made, devastating in its black humor, SAT: 12:30-3:45-7:00-10:15 •* " * jnship Orange lat the Universiy of low down, raunchy, profound and frighteningly relevant to today. The film's success is that you laugh ^ UnrtBri SPA UTAH EAST SUN: 2:00-5:30-9: at its wildest parts, which is to say ALMOST ALL Next! "TilE LAST PICTURE SHOW" THE TIME. Incidentally, the final scenes of MULTIPLE MANIACS have got to be the most bizarre climax in history. See it!" — Los Angeles Free Press Oct. 30, 1971 JOHN WATERS' "KS(w, multiple maniacs starring DIVINE, DAVID LOCHARY & MINK STOLE "The most outrageous underground film WINNER "BEST FILM" even after ever seeing it — you pizza & sariDwicH SHORpe won't believe it." CANNES FILM ' - VILLAGE VOICE here FESTIVAL "Angry, tough, full of sting!" - Life TONIGHT & SATURDAY SHCWTIME 7:00 ADMISSION $1.50 • 8:45 - 10:30 Hey gang, we are! 104B Wells 7,9:15 $1 SHOWPLACE Engineering UEAL FILMt MP.MiKe'S got it together! PIZZA and SUBS Fasx free oeuvery WEEK NIGHTS TIL 1.30 A.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 4 P.M. - 2:30 A.M. of all Menu rrems SUNDAY 3 P.M. - 1:30 A.M. PHone 351-0760 ienim SUE HOWARD i §] t * PSEUNiCKiilcllAVlLLANl) STEREOPHONIC SOUND Academy ] f m PICTURE * VICTORTLEMING • • METRO'GOLDWW MAYER METR0C010R %ir MGM r**fe 1N f"®MT,0»and SATURDAY ONE PERFORMANCE NIGHTLY AT Admission $1.50 A Beal Film Group Program .inn? M " j Anthony (MX) 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Black group to offer theater prograj cast of Melvin Van Peebles manager, said the purpose By CRISPIN CAMPBELL Tuesday and 10:45 p.m. (education) theater and Nashville, Ten; writer - of the seminars "is to open of judgments" current Broadway hit "Ain't | State News Staff Writer Friday in 49 Auditorium. playwrightes aftd criticism, director Oscar Brown Jr.; ""She and Me," directed Lectures and panelists Supposed to Die a Natural up all facets of black theater Tommy Johnson of the to all those interested to by Carol Wilson, Detroit Death." ... The MSU Black Arts *"Black Play," directed will include: Thomas Poag. Arthur Mitchel Dance show that black theater has senior; presented at 8:15 Carol Wilson, Detroit Company (BAC) will by Debra White, Detroit director of theater at Troupe (Harlem), and Tennessee State University, senior and BAC business deserved its own standards present its third program, senior; presented at 8 p.m. p.m. Wednesday and 7:15 Clerbert Ford of the original "Dimensions in Black p.m. Saturday in Fairchild Sunday and 8:15 p.m. Theater," Sunday through Arena. Friday in Fairchild Arena. May 7. The by •"Blood Knot," directed Candance Shannon, FOR STUDENT TEACHING seven - day program, *"Joy," a musical directed by Thomas Rachal, Detroit senior, presented at cosponsored by the Center for Urban Affairs (CUA), BAC and Edythe Scott Cleveland, Ohio, senior; 8 p.m. Thursday and 2 p.m. Saturday in 49 Auditorium. Faird"M Ai,m£L presented at 8:15 p.m. Signup plan MsFT,rheater """""Ml Bagley, master of theater Monday and 9:45 p.m. Donations for all student Mo I' arts, will feature lectures, Saturday in Wonders Kiva. productions are $1.50. [)*„, I Thomas Rachal rap sessions, technique The symposium will JM demonstrations and five ""This Bird of Dawning present speakers and panels basis. Therefore, the earlier a student's application card. Washington introduce the of Bsfl student productions. Singeth All Night Long." in five divisions of black By KRISTEN KELCH standing in line two days returned his After the deadline for a Also featured perfornJB Ms. Bagley, the sister of directed by G. Les theater: community theater, State News Staff Writer before the signup day. Now, student has passed, the willjl Coretta Scott King, will also Washington, Milan graduate professional theater, there is no reason to wait in application before the deadline date, the better his term £a'nt Cities. The Dancers of I serve as mistress of student; presented at 8 p.m. children's theater, academic The long lines and line." application cards are day's acd chances were to be placed classified into four wi'l conclude J1 overnight vigils outside of Erickson Hall, traditionally Previously, after returning where he wanted. categories: married students presentation 0f nj White's direction associated with the proceSvS completed application Under the new system, and those to be married by of 3 RHARHARHARHARHARHARHARhW of applying for student teaching, are a thing of the packets to the Student Teaching office, students which begins this term, assignments to centers are by student teaching time, special education - second Play." !1 past. received a Center random number and there is term applicants, elementary Bradley West, asst. director Reservation Card to one of no reason for students to file education applicants and Syrian P0W$ of student teaching, said that the teaching centers in the on any given day within the secondary and junior high the system had to be changed state. These were available application period. school applicants. because "people were on a first • come, first • serve After the student returns The cards will then be put escape defend his application to the student into assignment priority teaching office, (for teaching winter term, anytime number order and to first preference until the assigned BEIRUT, Two Syrian IibprisoJl anon(|L and nnr between May 1 and June 30), he will draw an assignment teaching center is filled, then to second preference, until war reached recently after Israeli prison DafflJ escapi»3 BJ ■ SPECIAL priority number. The first all applicants are assigned. an aw^J you 111 II ■■ K UNDERGRAO EXHIBITION! priority number is one and the last is 1,300. This Students category in the will be assigned first Damascus The broadcast them as Sgt. Radio re ideKa cqll number is entered on the first, with the other Nazi! Saleh and Pvt. n I APR 28- categories assigned priority number. by Abdu. this, ■■■■ ■ ptjL A third Syrian MAY 21 West said that the new who escaped with thai KRESGE ART GALLERY system will "give everyone caught by the Israelis J an equal chance for Aviv. F assignment to a particular After the escape, J center without waiting in authorities searched pj line for two days." camps in Tel Aviv ^ Beal Film Group presents TONIGHT & SATURDAY clash with Egyjl "^jfTirHEATRE prisoners ensued in ifl an Egyptian prisoner! 'ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST' WILLI AMSTON 0 miles east on Grand River killed. f Adults $1.25 ■ Child 75c Saturday Rtmw/Ntlion* Obwmr/John Fitzjujld. CilhoHc Ni Frl. - Sat. 7-9 p.m. "THE YEAR'S ULTIMATE SPECTACLE, "THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, OVER¬ Sun.-Mon.-T ues "THE HOT ROCK" 7:30 only miDuuer IN THE BEST SENSE, IS LUCHINO ^ WHELMING MOVIE I HAVE EVER ROBERT REDFORD FIUT1 FE/nVfll VISCONTI'S EXTRAORDINARY^® ^ SEEN! VISCONTI IS A GENIUS GEORGE SEGAL NEW FILM THE IT MAY BE THE DAMNED/^H WHO HAS CREATED A BREATHTAKING Please note: In 2 locations each Tonight in 107 S. Kedzie 7:30, 9:30 night CHEF D'OEUVRE OF MASTERPIECE! A I a (£ u urrrtl THE GREAT ITALIAN FILM OF THE AGES!' and Conrad Aud. 12 p.m. DIRECTOR! A RARE TREAT... M M A "A SHATTERING |nf (Claaairal (SlUluAlf Sat. in 107 S. Kedzie 7:30, 9:30 EXPERIENCE IN this Saturday, THE FILM I April 29 at 8 pm mM'DonelWl and Wilson Aud. 12 p.m. TRIUMPHS...!" ■ ■ THE WATCHING I.D.'s required $1.00 ■ AND AN UNFORGET- ■ TABLE DETAILING "THE DAMNED' 1 H OF DAMNATION IN 18 WAS MADE TO ! V THE RECALL! SUCH year-old virtuoso BE SEEH AND SEEN IS THE POWER OF AGAIN!'' VISCONTI'S VISUALS ^ THAT THE EYE STRAYS NOT FOR A MOMENT!' „ oP0. o, no Mt//,'/{„/,/ ! WD/mmmmmwD SHOWN IN PERFORMANCES AT *1.39 ADMISSION 106 B WELLS 7:00 and 9:30 A BEAL FILM OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 6485 Lc*c:turze TODAY SLADMER co rxreRt FEATURE The Best . . . At 7:30 • 9:30 P.M. Sat ■ heatrc • Lansinq - Sun At 1:30 - 3:30 5:30 - 7:30 • 9:30 P.M. 1 233 n. washington -downtown semes Student Films from TODAY Stupendj". without riv,l'*1 JOAN across the country the Pond! field of florid currently playing t< The TOMORROW^ UNI V AUD. PUBLIC: $7. $5. $3. SUTHERLAND Superstar! houses "Daughter of by at the Metropoi Opera In the comic Donizetti. # film festival the World! MSU Students: $6. $4. it of I it season. _ SATURDAY FAR. that asks what you like 6 FAR to see in order to prepare Breckenridge leads 8:00 P.M. NORTil dramatic journey tn open spaces of the > future film showings AUD. World Travel sub ■ Arctic. "Quite refreshing worth supporting 'Genesis' was fantastic and ' Airplane Glue, / Love You.' Young people add freshness and vitality to the medium." RENEWING Fred Derby WJIM - TV current renew series subscribe^jj for the 72 • 1 "I attended a short preview and / think the SEASON However, subscribers are* Intercollegiate Film Festival will he the films to see. / know I'll he there. " David Glen W VIC radio "The films were absolutely great Good acting, good photography, and techniques were s/)cctacular." ' H Tom Martin WII.X TV CHANGE OF Although equivalent « 16, 17 cannot be guaranty jfj SEATS OR opportunity lo p"rcJjJgd Union desirable seats m Ticket Office SERIES series. til mission Sl.-.'t I it I,wis sold in msu facuity- atlnimv 18, 19 mJg>\ ni Union staff purchase' | I nion Tifl,i>i Ticket Office subscribers I *.J * S OJJiro Iml ll lilt' l)os. Their parents™ enjoy the debate. abk' to provide transportation. at HOLIDAY LANES The Indians are not the only ones to take Buchwald State News photo by Stephi Rennpage seriously. The Soviet press does from time to time, or Lanes available for OPEN Bowling all day pretends it does. It picks up in toto a Buchwald column about wholly fictitious people and their fictitious woes in CMU coalition to stage rally and evening. Open 9 a.m. daily Just north of Frandor - 337-9775 Washington, and runs it as straight news, labeled for probably Billiards Cocktails Good Food mystified Soviet readers as the opinion of a noted American "publicist." at air force base in Oscoda An antiwar protest the Ann Arbor Peoples' antiwar march at Wurtsmith Air Force Base groups th™, Peace Treaty; Rich Ball, the state may also and rally at 2 p.m. Saturday because it is the Michigan CMU Vietnam Veteraas begS at Wurtsmith Air Force Base home of the B52, which the spoke; in Oscoda has been CMU group calls "the Against the War. and former Ma .•hers ,,"'i' asm scheduled Air Force medic; Jerry assemble at the Air M by Central symbol of the new escalation DeGrieck, recently - elected Park two Michigan University (CMU) of the Indochina war." . and . ol* l Coalition To End The War. city councilman from the miles north of Speakers at the rally will Oscodil The protest is Human Rights party in Ann march will taking place include: Mamie Hevn from prom-dam Arbor and a member of on M 171 foro ■ Michigan Clergy and he main JWurtsmith Would you believe ... 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East Kalamazoo Street, 1 •PERSONAL [UARK 1971, 22,000 •PEANUTS PERSONAL CHEVY II 1966, 2 door, Z~~Z~~~ZI 349-0299. 3-5-2 mile West of campus. motorist's delight. •REAL ESTATE automatic transmission, radio, 1971, 850 Spider. Low 487 5055. C G7-9502. D-5-4-28 $4 7 5. Or good offer. m'leage. like new. $1995 TRIUMPH 1970 TROPHY •RECREATION 669-3050. D-5-4-28 ^'th 339 stereo system. Call 2524, 3-6 250cc. Like new. Great for AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and •SERVICE p.m. weekday s TM AS -&PLE9S AS 1WEV COME1/ all around use. $550 includes accessories for most cars and Instruction CHEVY AIRE 1963. a,ld Saturday. 3-4^28 helmets. 351-9428. 6-5-5 trucks HEIGHTS WORLD at Autom«.. LC) 150 Call OF AUTO PARTS. Typing Service FORD GALAXIE 196? 352 •TRANSPORTATION I, Ken. 1-4-28 353-9100 or 35b 1097 5-5-1 "I!,,,! LI ilf, 1967 HONDA 160 485-2276. C-1-4-28 SCRAMBLER pipes, •WANTED CHEVY emwayjrBWAto/ BOX iszs/E. IMSW*. MM. handlebars. Best offer. 197 SPITFIRE ARTICLES; iER 1970 RT. 383 1963 Runs well. Best DEADLINE 4 speed. MACK offer by Saturday takes it. 351-5362. Jim. 3-5-2 regular boot, tonneau cover, 1 P.M. one class day rack, ski attachment, red seat IsALES. 1,000 feet 353-7229. 4 4 28 FORD CONVERTIBLE 1964 A ulomotive before publication. Tm-52 on M - 78. B SA 1971 650 lightning. cushions. Call after 5 p.m k D-5-4-28 CORVETTE 1970 Coupe. 350, Standard, 71.600 miles, new Automotive Excellent condition. Low 337-0462. 3-5-2 brakes. $175 or $225. Cancellations/Co r- V-8, 365 hp. Charcoal gray mileage. 646-61 33 weekdays 337-0569. 3-4 27 TORONADO 1970. Air, stereo, rections — 12 noon one after 5 p.m. 6-5-5 |LE MALIBU 1968. finish, racing hood, AM/FM full power, sharp, low price. Aviation class radio, side pipes, mags, day before '•8, four speed, FORD GALAXIE '63, good 372-4716 D-5-4-28 Goodyear F60x15 tires. power steering and power HONDA 175, 1971, $550. LEARN TO FLY! publications. I power steering and 1 2,000 engine, needs transmission Complete actual miles. work. Best Offer. 351-3449. brakes.Excellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN 1967. AM/FM, Bridgestone 200, 1971 $450. flight training. All AM/FM. $1 100 courses are PHONE I Excellent condition. Best Only $895 GEORGE Call 484-6160. 3-5-2 D-5-4-28 good condition, 49,000 government and VA certified. |5. 3-5-2 offer. Call 393-3726 or see at HARRIS CAR EXCHANGE, FRANCIS AVIATION. 355-8255 miles, $700. Call 371-4856. 2230 South Wadsworth. 505 East Grand River, corner 1970 BRIDGESTONE Street FORD GALAXIE 1964. Good 5-5-2 Airport Road. Call 484 1 324 3-5-2 of Grand River and North Scrambler, 1971 Bridgestone RATES 10 wo rd min C 4 28 condition, best offer, call dirt 337-1383 bike. No"™"" )RY'S Cedar. Phone 371-3535. or Curt, 351-3252. D-5-4-28 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Bus with CORVETTE 1968 convertible, 3 4 28 1971 1600 339-8326. xB1-1-4-28 IwO RDS No. DAYS motor. Radio, 427 435 hp. $2800. Phone heater. h I 3 10 Employment - FORD GALAXIE XL500 $750. 371-3166, 349-3381 after 9:30 p.m. x-3-5-1 luum 4.00 13.00 convertible, 1968, automatic, IAILY D-5-4-28 CORVETTE COUPE 1964 many extras. 351-8713. 3-5-2 (ring and power VW 1971, super bettle. AM/FM radio, $1400 332-8507. . WORK AVAILABLE DON'T WAIT until summer for EEIEEQ EEf nm 4.80 6.00 7.80 9.7b 15.60 19.50 b r a k Excellent. GTO Coupe 1969, 2-4-28 a job. need 14 We men )ZEN many options. after 6 p.m. 3-5-1 6515064 676-5620. 5-5-2 air-conditioning. Only $2195. GEORGE HARRIS CAR VOLVO 144, Excellent 1971 2.000 SUZUKI miles. 250cc Savage. Phone IMMEDIATELY with Call Mr. Kovach, 489-3494. C cars. Qj] g££] gjJBS 7.20 8.00 11.70 13.00 23.40 26.00 EXCHANGE, 505 East condition, $1400. 393-5883 355-3163. 2-4-28 I/ /; CAR CORVETTE 1969. Both KARMANN G H I A 1969. Grand River, of Grand corner or 882-9808, leave message. FHHBl 10.00 16.25 32.50 convertible hardtop. Good River and North Cedar. - 55-3 347 Stuc lent Services Bldg. WEC1AIS condition. 482 2617 AM/FM, new tires, muffler. Like new. Best offer new Phone 371 3535 3-4-28 D-5-4 28 All students ads must be I 77//: CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE - 339 2826 5 5 3 OPEL RALLY condition, $450 1968. oi good best offer. 1963 VOLVO FOUR sedan. Call 351-0183 after 11 door 351-8793. 7-5-5 evenings. JIM'S TIFFANY prepaid MERCEDES B£T\l2 1964 190 355-9429 3 4-28 a.m. Denny. D-5-4-28 1968 BSA 250 Scrambler. PLACE, downtown Lansing. VFMK 1967. No rust. Good gas engine, 4 on column, new Excellent condition. Best Call Angie for appointment. The State News will be condition. $850 Call OPEL RALLY $17001971. 489-1196. 5-5-1 responsible only for the offer. 351-5838. 2-4-28 484 0549. 3 5 2 Very good condition. Must Scooters & Cycles first day's incorrect sell. 339-8025 3 4 28 GAST STATION Attendant DATSUN 1600 Roadster 1970 1954 HARLEY Davidson "74" insertion. MGB ROADSTER 1967 Good CYCLE INSURANCE - Central needed part time from 7 a.m. Fine machine. Call 485 5 317 PONTI AC TEMPEST, 1964. Chopped, raked and after 5 p.m. 3-5 1 body, excellent mechanically; Michigan's Largest insurer, extended. $1300. 484-9687 daily. Must be married, over sacrifice. Runs well, clean. Snow tires 393-0605 evenings. any cycle, any rate. 144 after 5 p.m. 3-5-1 21 and have good recent DATSUN 1967,4-door Sedan, J3-4-28 included. $300. After 5 p.m. 349-481 North Harrison, East Lansing Employment 7_C-4 4-28 or LLOYD'S OF 332-5335. SOLEX MOTORIZED BIKES - very good shape, $375. MGB 1972 convertible AM/FM. PORSCHE 1965. Mechanically LANSING. 0-15-4-28 approximate speed 20 m.p.h. MODELS WANTED. Call 485 0134. 3-4 28 mag wheels, must sell. sound. Make an offer. No driver's license, insurance 485-6617 for appointment 332 8641 or 489 2684 leave 1 584-6424. 10-5-1 sheFs or license plates required. WANTED PART time girl 20-4-28 DATSUN ROADSTER 1963. message. 4-4-28 MOTOR SPORTS. INC. Minimum age — 15. Sold by preferably with experience in mechanically perfect, some RENAULT 1968. Radio. New MGB-GT, 1969, Beige. $1600. VANS' BIKE SHOP. Stop in new or used car lot. Typing brass musicians rust. $350 or best offer. 2 4b0 N. Cedar - Holt tires, clutch. 30 mpg. $600. for test deals. Hours, 882-3417 after 5 p.m. 1-4 28 Call Rob Wunderlich 482-1729. D-5-4-28 (Just South of 1-4 6 Overpass) ride, 507 East wages very wanted 31 3-577-4200, Shiawassee. 485-1963. flexible. Contact Dale collect, BMW, TRIUMPH, YAMAHA (trumpet & sax) . black vinyi person to person. S-5-5-1 SUNBEAM 1966, Tiger. V-8 x-2-4-28 Mathias at GEORGE DEPENDABLE MOTORCYCLE DEALER HARRIS CAR EXCHANGE. For established four TRANSPORTATION. 1964 engine, 4-speed transmission, $795 MUSTANG 1968 CHOPPER TRIUMPH 505 East Grand River, corner piece band with gigs. Automatic 2 tops, Michelon tires. Dodge Dart. 3 owner, call of Grand River and North Prefer 200cc, $700 Call 355 0944 AM/FM radio. Only $1595. Bonneville. Beautiful Custom you double on Fdcout^rT 485 4173, 353-7896. 3-5 2 or 351-8477. 5-5-2 GEORGE HARRIS CAR' ALL NEW Custom and Dirt machine. Come see it. Make Cedar. 3-4-28 other instruments. Be Iewagon DODGE 1971 Chaiger hardtop, EXCHANGE, 505 East Bike accessoryShop - offer. 351 2088 3-4-28 serious, dedicated and CUSTOM CYCLE SHOP, 318, V-8, power steering and Grand River, corner of Grand 1806 East Michigan. Phone willing to work towards brakes. Vinyl top. 393^2213. Rock Show Band. Great 35 2 background preferred. Must opportunity. This is for like children. Submit letter year - round traveling |0 JAGUAR to: State News, Box F-6. work starting June. Call BSA BASED, 441cc Cafe racer. 5-5-2 694-8232 or 393-4182. Reliable, street legal. Randy, 351-8280. 3-4-28 REGISTERED NURSE $1395 WILD GIG! Musical group or needed to licensed Practical with play for Full Dress 1970 650 BSALIGHTNING. medication course. Part time ■Rcury comet Military Ball of 1776 and work Excellent condition, 4,500 Civil War troops Saturday, on day and afternoon miles. $950. 351-6437. 5-5-2 July 1. 1972. Lake City, shifts. HOLT HOME. 5091 Michigan. This is not a joke Willoughby Road. Phone WE will seriously consider any 694-2144 tor interview. 5-5-4 BEST OFFER 1971 Honda SL350. Call after 5 p.m. and all applications. Good BABYSITTER MATURE 8 4 dr. 355-2798. 3-4-29 money available for right group. Contact D.L. Jaehnig, dependable woman to care auto, PS, PB, Chamber of Commerce, 518 for infant in my East Lansing FOR SALESPOWER try a little home. Own transportation, Union, Lake City, Michigan Classified Ad to sell a large 49651. 616-839-4315 3-4-28 references. 351-9429. 1-4-28 REGISTER NOW mobile home! Dial 355-8255 today. Ircury CROSSWORD FOR YOUR PUZZLE APARTMENT ®topcfcmgl)am ■ #■ PS, PB, $2395 Rtsun wagon FOR THIS 35 Egyptian cotton has po l SUMMER it .. 36. 37. 39 Slav Perambulator live $1995 OR NEXT 40 42 Unctuous Jamaica heated FALL . product 44 Soap V Abyss 5 Through 50 Hero of 1. Calloway 6 Overact $1295 There's lots i and all "E»odus" 5! Standard 53 Iowa college 2 ' The Railsplitter" 7 Entry 8 Chooses 9 Manner Jelkadett takes you (5 4620 S.ilAGADORN 54 Dance step 55 Leg joint 0 Plaything 5 College ch... . heater, pense and t.i 56. In what wav" 7 Gambling game with picnic I Just noith of Ml. ilope Rtl. 9 Ballet below for mi $977 and dig this 21 Scie TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for iorhshops f rVAIR 2"dT Kinmg ■ All Utilities m< lulled :arpetir>R Thioughout ■ ( -apes summer and fall. These spacious luxury apartments are completely ■ Completely f ur hed ■ Ltakony or Patio Unit'. carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean ■ Study Area wit Irop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual featuring ■ Ret ■ratcir ■ Range ■ Disposer inriry facilities ■ Storage and central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 ¥ ■ Party Room parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to H At The be among the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM call today. The 2 bedroom units start at $60/month per man. fORY MMPIK ItiU »*]»» FOR LARRY INFORMATION CALL; RENTAL SCOTT at 351 7166. THREE. SIX. NINE and TWELVE PP P f AST LOT rft/ Uxi'iim esses MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE AI.L STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. P 8 Card game MA NA CJMh.NT /■*< / ( SI I V H >' | U '"OW ( A.MPU ^lO-inn 241 £ SAGINAW HWY FAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 SUITE 411 9 Not many 2. Myself 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Employment MARVEL COMIC Collection Houses TRAILER-ALL closed in, HOMEWORKERS: EARN 50c 35' x 50' garden plots for rent. $12 per season. 4444 South Apartments Apartments 6'x8'x6' high, new tires, 1964-present. Various issues: FUR^fTE"»'il RMS- $125. each clipping newspaper items. For kinds wanted,send Hagadorn. 332-3788 after 5 ramp door, similar to U-Haul. 733 West Grand River. 2 !l Friday, Sunday afternoons stamped, self - addressed envelope and 25c handling to p.m. BL-4-28 2 MEN wanted Twyckingham. A-1 term. Call Bob 351-1416. 3-5-1 FURNISHED 3 and 4 bedroom houses on Grove Street and Park Lane, and 1 duplex. All perfect for hauling anythingl $275. Call 393-4182 or 694-8232. 3-4 28 1-4 28 -ak$w5ne;:k;s| — Cuthbertson, Box 507, TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 $200/month. All available for summer term. 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. Alger, Michigan 48610. 1-4-28 per month. Black and white, $9.50 per month. Prices range $240-$360. SAILBOAT AND TRAILER. Tanks, canisters and uprights. 24" ' B0YSgreens^ raV' *30. Goal MARSHALL MUSIC, SUMMER! 349-4157. 3 5-2 Sidewinder, 15V4*. fiberglass, dacron sails, extras. Asking Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and 393*685.5$!* MOTHERS HELPER - 351 7830. C 1-4-28 up. DENNIS _ SUBLET 2 bedroom, huge yard, $900. 485-5243. D-5-4 28 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Babysitter, light EAST LANSING Available - $200 per month. 337-2372. 316 North Cedar, opposite housekeeping, own 1634 s45 soon, Cambria, 2 2-5-1 APARTMENT WASHING City Market. C-2-4-28 transportation. East Lansing, 351-3274. BL-4-28 bedroom apartments. One with fireplace, central air, per month SUMMER SUBLET, house for machine, $30. Freezer $50, COMPLETE GOLF best offer. 484 1631 set. 1, 3, 4 garages. $220. 351-4417 after 4, big yard. $180. Call evenings. 4-4-28 woods, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 irons. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 6 p.m. 10-5-11 SX.A perpe,r$°" 337 2372. 2-5-1 Size 10 shoes, dozen balls. 53.36/carton THAT MEANS we will train at and will pe' mon,h DRAKE R-4A, sp eaker. $250 or Like new. 349-0972 after 6 ^alls ®a,ls 52.25/^1 our expense LIBERAL GUY or ch,ck. Own TWO ROOMMATES for house. 52-25/cTKJ guarantee you room in luxury apartment. Summer term. $55/person. 2 best offer. 646-6428 after 6 ^kpacks, ruck *' $600/month Air- conditioned, pool. per person p.m. D-5-5-1 Mo"ntain blocks from Union. 351 -1578. EPIPHONE STEEL guitar, M guaranteed commission plan if Waterbed. Lease lease. you meet our requirements. 351-8280. 1-4-28 or no # 2 -man apt. D-5-4-28 double pick-up with case, $6.88 upd gY* $150. 353 7699. 5-5-3 This position needs no GIRLNEEDED soon, own room. ^6,U' Sl-98 Bajrtw,] KENT DELUXE previous background but does require that our trainee be willing to work and learn 2m IS. CLEANERS Washington 882 03')! WEST BARNES Completely utilities, Avenue. furnished, all $110/month. No CEDAR VILLAGE APARTMENTS Duplex. $60 month. Close. 351-2070. D-5-4-28 FURNITURE, rooms 3 for only $377. BROOKS FURNITURE, complete sarS '"cks. Open O-10-5 3 9 pets, no children, married LAKE LANSING. Newly our business. TV AND STEREO rental: Fast, 627-9600. 0-5-5-1 couples only. 484-0497 Bogue St. at the Red Cedar decorated, 3 bedroom 2-5-1 Call 351-1560 free delivery and service. $9.50/month between 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 351-5180 cottage, partially furnished, MARANTZ MODEL 7 stereo sailboat ,rAI;; SUMMER COOK for resort on — no low term rates available. All deposit, 428 MILFORD STREET 126, deluxe immediate occupancy. Rental $230 includes utilities. pre-amp. Kenwood KA2002 T"J'vi equipment guranteed. Call SPACIOUS 2-man furnished. stereo amp. Takumar super 2 and 3 man apartments, 349 3506. 4 4 28 Leelanau Peninsula. Good NEJAC, 337-1300. C-4-28 multi-coded 200mm F4 lens. and furnished, air - conditioning, Saturday 3.4.23 pay. Call 616-386-5191. Pentax H3, mint. Pentax 7x walking distance to campus. 6 OR 7 girls, summer, large piano D-5-4-28 Apartments Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 or furnished house. Phone 35 binoculars. TV sets, telescopes, typewriters, FEND^ 489-1656. 19-4-28 351-8182. 2-4-28 SALES LADY to sell cleaning tapestries, head-phones, 8 - SUMMER 2 or 3 girls, $150 pi supplies to industrial ONE GIRL for 4-man, Cedar month. River Stree track home and car tape and Saturday. 3-4-28| MALE ROOMMATE wanted. FEMALE HOUSEMATE needed institutions. 485-5457. Village, fall KENMORE WASHER and players. 500 used 8-track and/or spring. IV5-2737. 3-5-2 Only 1 block from D-5-4-28 Non-smoker. Call Kathy 355- 1 6 7 7 or $50/mon th. campus. 351-3864. summer. Own room. Grad preferred. Air-conditioned. electric dryer. Excellent condition, like new. Both tapes, $2 each. WILCOX GIBSON wi,h B 25 12"J Krissy SUMMER TERM, D-5-5-1 351 -6615. 5-5-2 $ 190. Call 1-5 SECOND HAND STORE, "sc. Like Jl MUSICIANS: ORGANIST, lead 355-1674. 3-4-28 p.m. 509 East Michigan Avenue. 8 393-8433. needed for 2-man, V4 block 3 428 IV5-8798. 1-4-28 5:30 guitar, drum, sax. To work off campus. 351-3185. 1-4-28 OWN ROOM in four bedroom p.m. Monday MARIGOLD June, July, August. Reply Box Yes . . . two TRUMPET CONN "Bb" Saturday. 485-4391. COLE'S BAKER*! D-4, State News. APARTMENTS OKEMOS 3 rooms and bath, Ban kAmericard, Master Surplus Bakery foodsjJ D-10-5-2 "Director" Cornet. Very furnished, 2 students or Charge, Lay away, Terms, P'ices, 1/3 to 1/2oft|J employed. No pets. johns per good condition. $100. 353-0176. 1-4-28 Trades C-4 28 prices, great eat^l NEED FEMALE models for $135/month plus utilities and NEED economy! SUIT 2 girls for 6-man WATERBED SALE. Butt seams. figure photography. Studio deposit. IV4-4948. D-5-4 28 apartment! furnished house. Fall term. USED BIKES. Mens and 10 year guarantee $19.95. STORE. 640 South»|L and outdoor work. Call Chris, 337-7328 for appointment. $76. 351-9106. 3-4-28 , immediately North oil women's 24", 26". 4-7 p.m. Lap seam, lifetime guarantee, 351-6789. D-5-4-28 LARGE, 2 PARTY furnished ONE BEDROOM, furnished, and 1200 East Grand River No. $29.95. SIMPLE expressyvay. C-3-4-2B I pool, air balconies, too HOUSE efficiency, air conditioned, - conditioning, bus WITH garden needs 29. 1 4-28 PLEASURES, 129 East PART-TIME. Earn about $80 a close to campus, $137 service to campus. D-5-4-28 351-8379. people now and summer. Call Grand River. (Below the Old PROFESSIONALREcojj equipment. week. Call 489-7883 for 489 2891. 3-4-28 HEAD KILLY 800's, 200cm, TEAC ML- Summer.$154.Fal 1.484-0585, Campus Book Store) 3-4-28 appointment. 5-5-3 excellent for mikes, 2 mixers, i&B 351-1610. 0-11-4-28 RIVER'S EDGE intermediate FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted YEAR lext to Cedar Village LEASE. Available May skiers, cheap. 351-7014. for mobile home. SONY AUTO Reserve tape DREAM JOB. Teach make • up 332-4432 15. 3 bedroom, stove, 3-5-2 GIRLS - SUPERVISED $45/month. 351-0008. deck. Dual turntable. 6 methods used in Hollywood D-5-5-1 refrigerator. $250. 332-6907 months old. OFF - CAMPUS GIRL NEEDED for two-man after 5 p.m. D-4-28 TV Cheap. for Na'ural oi High Style COMPACT portable $40, 393-2272. 5-5-3 looks. Training at out APARTMENTS 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 Summer. Own bedroom. floor model $15 332-8334. MINATURE SCHNAII ^^BOET Money 353-8023, evenings. 3-4-28 1-4-28 expense. you're ambitious. Can lead is good if man furnished apartments Rooms Tak« to including heat $62.50 - CLOSE OUT SALE executive position. VIVIANE Now leasing for fall. Across $82.50 per man. 135 Kedzie, THREE BEDROOM, living HYDROPLANE 8', Quality, regitti Persor steering FOLD-DOWN tent affectionate female | WOODARD COSMETICS, from Michigan Williams Ave. Hall on $65 $85 per man. Lease starting room, bathroom, fireplace. ROOMS, DOUBLES. Cooking SINGLES AND ^eel controls. ' small 1971. Sleeps 8. furnace, 2 camper, old. 372-1559 D-WJ ■Ki ^■Lovc2-4-D subsidiary of Geneial Foods. a June 15 and September First. $215, utilities paid. television, sleeping bag. month per person. Call facilities. Utilities paid. Call dinettes, spare tire. PRIDE 351 6623 O 19 4 28 Day, 487-3216. Evenings till 351 5292. 5-5 2 337-2092 3-5-2 evenings. CAMPING CENTER. ORIENTAL DOG. Iw 10 p.m. 882-2316. Summer 372-8077. C-4-28 I 694 8153. 5-5-3 also cage. E«celimi STUDENT OR faculty members aases available. 0-4-28 NOW LEASING DYNACO SCA 80 amplifier 371-2679, 394 0640.(1 ^^Hlex ioi — do you need part or full ALBERT & RIVER ROOM IN Clean DUPLEX.$25/month. dry basement. Call $140 Koss PR04/AA PIONEER COMPONENT ^Hl9. time employment? We have GIRL FOR 3-man apartment headphones $35 Dynaco 337-0054.3-5-2 system with 150 watt ST. BERNARD pu«wi L E Summer. Own bedroom. HOUSE A-25 speaker systems openings for direct sales receiver amplifier. Call registered, 3 ^HlETIC! """ counselors, mainly evening $6 1.67/month. 349-9317. APARTMENTS ROOM-DUPLEX, mini , . living, $120/pair. 351 -8496. 1-4-28 372 1 673. 2-4-28 Champion lines. 98 COUPLE TO MANAGE 12 unit use and nighttime palls. For more 3-4-28 Road; Mason. 3-5-2 information please call apartment from June. Write Mr. Buxton, 513 Hillcrest 2 blocks from campus 33S5.5,?MS STERVOVoMPOVENTS WIG BLONDE, reversible. 349-2481. Ask for Mr. Russo. 5-5-1 MARRIED STUDENTS large 1-2 & 3 bedroom 20% to 30% discount, nearly all Long shag short flip. Worn once, originally $40, now$20 "DONIGAL" EH) KD7|.30' SUMMER ROOM and board. 10 major brands. Factory pleasure and lumpu & FACULTY 355-8942 Joen. D-S4-28 FROM WHERE GIRL NEEDS roommates with apartments, some with weeks. Theta Sorority. 349-937 1, 337-0100. guaranteed. 351-7789, evenings, weekends. 1-4-28 1 17 hands. Very^ BE you sit, check apartment for summer. Cedar separate de*i reliable. 15 years oldl^■re or study. BRITANNICA gr the better jobs in today's Village Area. 35 5-9174. 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. Completely furnished B-1-4-28 for women, children 1 ^^B9.50 r* Classified Ads. TEAC A-24 stereo cassette ENCYCLOPEDIAS, like brand beginner. 646H D-5-5-1 some with study and carpeted, reserved CLOSE, FULLV -^rnished, recorder, tapes, accessories, new. Cabinet included. $250. 351 2285. 2 4 28 ^^■i7.3-4- parking. utilities fcV.O/week. $'50. 351-8496. 1-4-28 Phone 372-0835. D-5-4-28 Head for the Woods! from *149 per mo. RENTAL OFFICE No lea". evenings or Call 351-4266 weekends. 3-4-28 COLE'S BAKERY MAY FIRST is "Love Day". DACHSHUNDS, ADO* playful, 8 week FINE BAKERY food for Tell your sweetheart with RIVER HOUSE all a Black/tan males, UNFURNISHED ROOM FOR rent in Townhouse. meals. Open Sunday. Peanuts Personal. 10 words children, shots, Burcham Woods, that is - a APARTMENTS for children welcome Call after four, Dave MEIJER'S THRIFTY ACRE, $1.00, Monday only I AKC. $70. Call ffl ' 204 River St. 2 4-28 complex of furnished studio, 351-4939 3-4-28 Okemos, South Pennsylvania, 2-4-28 please, no pets or phone ^ West Saginaw. KROGER - 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom 332-0255 or 337-1243 MOVING SALE. Beds, dressers, NEAR F RANDOR phons. J;"*'. lo»» CmMr. 4002 tables, rugs, lamps, LOVABLE Bernard puppies 1172. Nona KNOB HILL some apartments. WALK TO park,.,. Employed p.,„„ „ «. campus. Summer books and records. full - time student, quiet. R ver. C 1-4 28 Friday trained, reasonable ^ only. 4-man. 1020 Short through Sunday, 9 a.m. - 5 students. Ample parking Heated pool APARTMENTS Street. 489-1893. 4-4-28 rsrsrsrs! linens. 372-7973. D-5-4-28 « colored struts, p.m. 157 Kedzie. 2-4-28 723-7793 Owosso <0 Optional bars DUPLEX, FURNISHED, 3 connectors, directions. 400 ANTIQUE TRUNKS, large MIXED TERRlORii 349 4700 bedrooms, summer and fall. selection. Great for Mother's Landlord nil fl NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER ROOM FOR man across from P»ces. Build dome models or home. 372-1629. 10-5-8 OPEN Monday - Friday Day Gifts. 882 9157. 3-5-1 go. 489-2391. 3+26 f Studio - $129/mth. 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. 2 - 3 MAN, AIR conditioned, 4 upfla.r.. 5-6 3 I" G""a noole 3 USSSSZ B w0 GUITAR. GIBSON 12 string, 7 PUPPIES. FHEEio 1 bedroom — $149/mth. Saturday 12-5 p.m. parking spaces. $155. Oregon, 97405. 3-5-2 small box. $165/best offer. homes. Mother • < 2 bedroom $179/mth. 332-6932. D-5-4-28 371-1594. 3-5-1 - [-OCATEDV*MILE NORTH For Sale SHARP Labrador cross, PORTABLE TV, 19". unknown. 332-8149. <| ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES OF JOLLY RD. ON WILLIAMSTON, 1 bedroom, black and white, good GARAGE SALE. April 27, 28. 50 USED SEWING OKEMOS ROAD appliances furnished. Utilities machines, condition, $100. 371-3336. $9.95 and up. 40 used 29. 10-5 p.m. 5887 ST. BERNARD, AKC,^ paid. $130. 655-3840. 3-4-28 4 5-3 Montebello Avenue, Haslett. shots, very well BURCHAM WOODS SUBLET SUMMER 2 man vacuum Electro cleaners, $3.50 up. 3-4-28 489 4156. 5-5-1 ■ SUBLET SUMMf^Qirm. River Grand, 804 E. FLEA MARKET. Now open in apartment. 1 block from 745 Burcham 351-6212. D-5-4 27 Street nfti' ^-apartment. Michigan, Lansing. House: 9 Mason. Sundays 11-5 HEATH OP-1 triggered campus. $50 StV-Jb 1-2027. 5-5-1 a.m. to 5 p.m. p.m. KITTENS. WHITE w Saturday. 9-12 and Wednesdays - sweep 351-3118 noon. 0-4-28 9.5 p.m oscilloscope, IG-72 grays, 8 weeks old, M Corner of North and Mason DeWITT - NORWOOD MILLER 200 East. Family sine/square generator, IM-36 good home. 35H1 if no answer call 484 4014 Street. Call 882 2826. transistor tester. 487-0370. 4-4 28 apartments. Just a short room, kitchen, living room, YOU WON'T believe our large B 1-4-28 3-4 28 distance from Capitol or East bedroom and* bath, private selection of frame styles. Lansing. Private grade level drive. $175 per month. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 RALEIGH REC ORD ten speed, PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT Mobile Hon NOW LEASING entrances. 882-3790 5 5-3 Partially East Michigan Avenue, many extras, $85 or will Nikon Bellows IV, Slide furnished, carpeted, 2 372-7409. C-5-4 28 bedroom, storage area, no 6 MONTH LEASE Fall and trade for tape recorder. Copier IV. Both $110. GENERAL, 1955. f "I Phone 353-0954 3-5-2 Skirted, air, antenni.l* pets. $150 per month, Winter term. Cedar Village ELECTRO VOICE MODEL 14 349-0876 after 5 p.m. 3-4-28 FOR SUMMER 5 minutes MSU. - security deposit required. model. CEDAR VILLAGE stereo loudspeakers, new. 10-SPEED Bicycle, good VENTURA CLASSICAL guitar. 332-5413. 3-4-28 Phone 6699879 or after 4 APARTMENTS. 351-5180. Marshall 50 watt. SRO's new. - P.M., 669-9815. 22-4 28 10-5-10 351-1889. D-5-4-28 condition, pump, new tires 1 year old with case, $85. TRAVEL0. 10' ' & FALL $50. 351 2396. 1-4-28 332 0006. 3-4-28 built, in beautiful cm carpeted. fu"V * * 10 LOCATIONS * WITHIN WALKING Cedar Gree CoUmgtoooti located MSU. 15 $2300. DISTANCE OF CAMPUS OR ON _jMj28 _ pool, THE 'IIALSTEAD BUS LINE" a means ONE complete AND TW0*| $80, $95 P|US 35^- ?2u" * BAY COLONY utilities. TRAIL!E air condieverythin tioning * BEECHWOOD 1130 Beech st. 351 Call 88 2 6072 3jW I - 5986 DELTA 233 Del,a st RITZCRAFT^ *"J and 332-0563 EVERGREEN 341 Evergreen 332-8295 bid"""'."3T carpeted. 12 * Jl * HASLETT ARMS 135 Coiiingwood Skirted and slo'Wl * PRINCETON ARMS 351 - 4627 1316 Haslett Rd. else. . $5500 or best 3 52 off*'*"'" _ 351 * - 1647 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex DETR0ITER 196'''",3 NORTH POINTE 1240 Haslett Rd. 351-2353 CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now bedroom, conditio". 8 furn'fk*!l $■ leasing student and married * UNIVERSITY TERRACE 424 Mich. Ave. couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted 699-2738 after <.*■ 332 2189 D-5-4 28 * - and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal —p UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Rd. 337 - 9341 and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant ample parking NEW MOON 1965. wj \ * INN AMERICA 2736 E. Grand River swimming Furnished 337 1621 pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident - - manager for Must sell I any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR * See Resident As low as Manager for showing. $450 for 3 mth. summer lease. GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month Best offer. 677^1 per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: MARK SIMONS, 1-6 REVERE 1970 Roomate service available. p.m., 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelve month leases available. Quick fix-it 12' x 64' bedroom, with ' J HALSTEAD ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. #Air conditioned •Dishwashers 'Unlimited Parking 'New Furniture porch. fully c8rP^d jjoTI «kir,^,,g I 646-6482. MANAGEMENT 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 *Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind Model Open Daily Call 351 8282 WATEVERVO^I 444 Mich. Ave. 351 . 7910 MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVEL Y BY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 (Behind the Yankee Store) % »«••< find It ■•"id 'n lh Check nowl |ichig"n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 28, 1972 15 U& Found Recreation fcUE Tiger 3 collar. 1-4 28 cat wearing Reward. LAS VEGAS, Tahoe vacation Reno, $45.353-2799. D-&4-28 for or Lake 2, only Unit (Continued from page one) Sharpe, R Howell, OKs antiwar disapprove of the partisan n,M ONe.ll ... . , abstained because of the increased naval and air caused by international science, described the war as l)UNG Calico orange, Real Estate Jr. of Sag.naw, abrupt nature of pressuring. power," he said. a violation of international X,Bhead. $5 reward. James Bradley and Leonard Rep. Clifford H. Smart, conflcit," he said. which provided Nelson emphasized Marion Anderson of the law and morally wrong. ^32-3420. x M-28__ " HASLETT, 3 bedroom. By S. Walton of Detroit and Edward Suski of Flint. opportunity for committee R - Walled Lake, Rep. William V. Weber, R cost of the war on both the the La n sing Council of "Our efforts since 1954 week old German owner. Assume 7% mortgage. discussion of possible - economy and lives of Churches stressed the have been directed at Committee Kalamazoo and Frank V. 339-9601, Pat members, amendments. Both ^ puppv in vicinity 355-4673 Joseph P. Swallow, R - Wierzbicki, D - Detroit Americans and the people importance of reallocating maintaining an D-5-5-1 indicated they support the an and Beech Street. opposed the resolution's of South East Asia. Dept. of Defense spending if anti Cbrmunist regime in 7355 3-5-1 Alpena and Thomas G. resolution . EAST LANSING 4 bedroom intent, but passage and voted no. "I cannot be content problems facing the state, South Vietnam," he said, with the present cours;of "regardless of the accords WHITE Germa.i Ranch with finished rec ra If* itb WHAT'Swhat h _ Resolution sponsor, Rep. and particularly Detroit are Back 300 feet is action. Day by day we are to be solved. provided during the Geneva room. Earl E. Nelson, D - mix female puppv, Lansing inn organic soil, a gardener's said he will ask legislative , running into greater She said Detroit convention. It is time for eekj old. Half delight. Located 4 blocks budgetary problems which contributes $936 million the big powers to stop Lnd ale puppy- leaders to limit debate on S-5-5-1 west of campus. By owner. the issue to one hour in we must resolve," the annually to the defense intervening and let the 332-8250. 4 4-28 lawmaker said. people of south East Asia hopes of getting on to other budget. If returned to the He blamed the high cost solve their own internal I LOST: Basenji/mutt, LATHRUP STREET. Small 2 urgent matters awaiting the state, she said, this money of the war and a distorted could purchase 8,000 problems," he added. "A |h male, dark tan with bedroom house for sale. $700 Announcements for It's What's Audittions for the Rather Hall lower chamber. "Sebastian". sense of priorities for the complete U.S. withdrawal lit, down. Take over payment Happening must be received in 'Spring 1972 Cabaret - Talent But Nelson led the drive housing units per year at an the State News office, 341 lack of funds causing many will bring honor and credit $117/month including taxes, Show Extravaganza" will be held urging the committee to average cost of $28,000. Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. rom 1:30 to 5 p.m. state problems. There would be an to the nation and untold at least two class Saturday in pass the resolution in light information, 372-6537. 3-5-1 days before he second floor activity room. "Last week we watched additional $100 million for benefits." Personal publication. No announcements of recent escalation. men running and skipping schools. Sam Riddle, Flint senior will be accepted hy "We know now from FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE IN phone. No ASMSU Mimeo Services are on the moon, which is a fine Another portion of the and spokesman for the MSU We understand. announcements will be new data that we are Glen Cairn area. By owner. accepted ivailable from 3 Black Veterans, I Pregnancy counseling. for events outside the to 5 p.m. example of what America's tax revenue could be used stressed 933 Westlawn, Call greater Mondays and Wednesdays and bringing home more troops the importance of 160.0 4 28 Lansing area. from Vietnam but ability can do. We must to train an additional 825 following 332-6744. 5-5-3 from 10 to noon Tuesdays and they are place the same values and doctors and 425 dentists. recognized being processes for Thursdays in 307 Student replaced with The Spartan Film Society will Services Bldg. Phone 353-0659. priorities on ending deaths There would be $100 change, but warned the Service present "You're Telling Me" with million for parks and committee members that W.C. Fields at 7, 8:30 and 10 recreation and failure Qf the of secret societies, The MSU Struggle for Soviet enough left system might their votes tonight and Saturday in 102B to build provoke citizens to other Muskie staff waits o keen lewry will rally at 2 p.m. Sunday over a new PHOTOCOPIES 3cl sewer t wMite beans in a Wells Hall. BEAT XEROX prices it the state Capitol for National system for the entire city of actions, such as occurred CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 The Auburn Film Solidarity Day. Meet at 1 p.m.at Detroit. It would also, following the Cambodian Group will Beaumont Tower. incursion. 11y a clumsy voter Albert. 332-1100. C-4 28 present "If" at 7 and crreat 80,000 new jobs, she 9:15 tne jar over , still added. "This is an opportunity ,ock WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY. tonight and Saturday in 104B Donald L. Capone, University (Continued from page one) pulling for a Muskie its contents for the Michigan Legislature . . Addressing , Wells Hall. af Miami, will speak on "The victory in August." the Lowest prices - Highest to But the chances of committee members, she present a progressive quality. Decolonization of the White "Some of us are going to je'aiid opportunity Call 351-4186. BL-4-28 evenings, The MSU Broadcasters will Highlands: Agricultural Reform work for McGovern just to getting that nomination concluded, "there is no way example for the rest of the -uid read tne contents for you to satisfy the |TE NEWS Classified present "That, That Is, Is - That in Keyna" at 1:50 p.m. today in make have been considerably people country," Riddle That Is Not, Is Not" at 5 sure Humphrey can't concluded. FREE STORAGE all garments p.m. 304 Natural Science Bldg. reduced by Muskie's poor you serve as long as the Saturday on Channel 6. sew up the nomination," James R. Anderson, who House and Senate must be cleaned and pressed. she said. showing in the recent spend Free pick-up and delivery. Students interested in forming "We're going to try and primaries in Pennsylvania $80 billion on defense." spoke for the sixth District MSU Broadcasters will present Okemos Cleaners. 349-0910. a Humphrey campaign group, call and Massachusetts, they Lawrence H. Battistini, Citizens for McGovern, said ' "Eturnal Dream«L'tl0:30 balance off other Muskie 0-1-4-28 a.m. 351-2066. MSU professor of social peace and a healthy civilian Saturday said. on Channel 10. people going to ■ELP of musician for economy are matters of the Tig original songs. Call BUILDING AND contracting. All are invited to attend Humphrey," she continued. highest priority. The Women's "That way, most likely Ceramic tile and carpentry Steering meetings of the Public Interest |52.3-5-2 "The legislature cannot Ex-candidate hits ASMSU Committee will hold second work and painting. Small jobs a Research Group in Michigan at 8 neither Humphrey nor open meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday in afford to do any less for the our specialty. Free estimates. p.m. Mondays and Thursdays in McGovem will be able to I College Arts and the Union Gold people of Call 482-0056 anytime. Room. All 33 Union. Michigan," I? JMC? Vote for Neil interested people welcome. get enough support at the Anderson said, T Morrill Hall, D-5-4-28 are convention to (Continued from page one) supporting today - Free U classes meeting this get Thursday, when Ms. Locke's of resolution 290. a.m.and 7:30 nominated. Then, we're appeal was to be heard. The READ TV FACTS, distributed weekend: Friday - Gestalt Massoglia said that it was Therapy -7 p.m, Phillips Hall first hoping, Muskie will emerge ''the candidate's elections commission will every Wednesday at your Paramount News. deadlock candidate." local merchants. C-11-4-28 floor library; Saturday - Yoga - 9 as a decide whether to uphold |0ETIC? Express Claude Hersch, MSU responsibility to make sure [i Take 1 Personal advantage of Special May 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. 10 Listen to Audio Aftermath at a.m.;Sunday - Yoga- 3 p.m. coordinator for McGovern, all the signatures were from the candidate's college. the decision not to certify the peittions. 4<3'2'le Lowest prices in town I 50 tonight, featuring part five of The MSU Sports Car Club will said he did not think the If the election results are They check it." Day), 10 words can XEROX COPIES e "Dracula," on WKAR FM open registration for a beginners copies, $1.50. Copies, better - campus McGovern effort certified and the petition |D0 2-4-28 stereo, 90.5. Ms. Locke also said her and cheaper then printingl rally at 11:30 a.m. Sunday from would be affected noncertification is upheld, THE PAPER EATER Lot Y. First car out at 1:01 p.m. petition was returned to 50 The Badminton Club will meet noticeably by Muskie's ASMSU offices an appeal may be filed with Copies • S1.50 9-9, 211 Abbott Road, Call 39 3-831 1 foi more Wednesday, the Ail TOO Copies $2.51. from 7 to 10 tonight in the information. announcement because two days before the official - University Student 351-4321. C-19-4 28 ■19 East Michigan or Women's Intramural Building. "there weren't that many Judiciary, Massoglia said. |197 Lansing Mall. All players are welcome. The Games Club will meet at 1 Muskie people on campus deadline. She said she save up to 80%! Now EXTERIOR believes this should have NORMAN PAINTING. Grad p.m. Saturday at 1 House, anyway." save »ii ronviiMi at students, reliable, references. arm been ample time to check llETICS STUDIOS. Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. Petitions for next year's Senior 151 BogueSt. The Muskie source said her petition and inform her "FWTPE-R. Free estimates. C-3-4 28 Class Council are now available. she did not consider the of her error. FRIRCHILD/mQy Pick up petitions at the ASMSU business office, 307B Student Academic Committee of LBC will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in the switch to McGovern a cop - "We didn't have a list of UJIL/On /gTJ E-ATE-R. COnRflD/ 7 M FOR QUALITY service on out because indirectly she 211 abbott road Services Bldg. students currently enrolled > stereos, TV's and recorders. College Room. West Holmes would be working to get 351-4321 .upper lounge. until Tuesday," Massoglia huht. lal JL Stair A.«I*. Wrl. w THE STEREO SHOPPE. Muskie nominated. p B E D S. GREAT The MSU Tolkien Fellowship said. 'AVete trying to run 337-1300. C-4-28 Other young Muskie reat guarantee will meet at' 8 the elections as much as tonight in the LBC - SAC will meet at 8:30 (9.50 No better buy. PHOTOGRAPHY IF South Hubbard Lounge to p.m. Sunday in the College supporters, who said they possible as state elections." - you're will |17 3-4-28 looking for something Room. West Holmes upper probably help the Validation of election different, try CYCLOPS discrimination, dwarvish fighting Humphrey campaign, results was tentatively CftAFTSttEN- style, treasures and pipe - weed. indicated they, too, "are fats Personal STUDIOS, 220 Albert. 332-0573. C 2-4 28 There will be a discussion on scheduled for 10 p.m. There will be a potluck supper "Drag - The Story of Cross L AND Brutus, we at 6 p.m. Monday followed at 7 Dressing" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Insirmliiui p.m. by a women's liberation 302 MAC Ave., apt. 2. Everyone AT WORK at PIANO AND Guitar lessons. meeting at the Women's Center. is invited. Crew splashes down • 205 J, HAVE a great 21st Wilde Conservatory teacher Anyone wishing to go on the Gay Liberation Movement will By.OKIE. 1-4 28 seeks new students. Call Pre - Vet Club trip to Lancer meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in the (Continued from page one) accomplished the primary f> SEE er~V BEFORE ^OCDER.. Arabians who has not signed up. Stefanoff Lounge. Student 485-5936. 5-5-2 goals of its mission. contact Candi Bussi today. Services Bldg. Call 353-9795 for There are secrets in that President Nixon, who more information. vehicle (the spacecraft) that followed the return of the Typing Service The College of Business undergraduate student advisory atii nobody knows," he said. Apollo 16 astronauts from ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ "We're the study of his Key TYPING. STATISTICAL. council presents "The Monday Lubavitcher weekend May 12 going to find those Thesis, Specification, Business .veek at 11 5 Flicks" at noon each must be made by Monday. Call things and one of these days Biscayne, Fla., home, issued a statement Thursday Such a deal for Sunday! manuscripts. Electric. In my Eppley Center. 332-191 6 or 351-6647. it's going to benefit us all. I Okemos - East Lansing home. can guarantee you I feel that welcoming the crew back to 337-0041. 3-5-2 The Chess Club will sponsor a Hillel will see "A Clockwork earth and saluting them "for if we had not done our USCF rated tournament Orange" at 7 p.m. Saturday. Meet mission we'd have been a job well done." threat ion COMPLETE Discount THESES printing. IBM service. Saturday and Sunday in the Union. Registration ends at 8:30 at Hillel, 319 Hillcrest. 353-5817 for information. Call remiss in not uncovering this basic knowledge." "Their skill, their courage and their enthusiasm have $100 off i.m. Saturday. typing and binding of theses, on a Varsity Hillel will offer services at 6:15 Apollo 16 brought home written another proud - King 16" ■PRE-SUMMER break. resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner M.A.C. MSU Broadcasters will present p.m. today followed by dinner more rock samples than ever chapter in the stirring story {1 item or more) PIZZA. ^19, complete package, and Grand River, below and at 10 a.m. Saturday followed before collected on the of mankind's struggle to Good with this coupon on Jones Stationery Shop. Call 10:30 a.m. Saturday on WMSH by Kiddush. Mishnah class will he moon. The astronauts said unlock the mysteries of the INTOURS, 351 2650. held at 7 p.m. Monday. unknown," Nixon said. Sunday, April 30, from 5 P.M. on COPYGRAPH SERVICES, TV 10. The program is entitled they believe the rocks are 337 1666. C-4-28 "Eternal Dreams." unique, of a type unseen in The Sierra Club will sponsor an Menu: -SCANDINAVIA samples collected by other * Ample Parking TYPING THESES and letters, outing equipment show from I to *Subs ( 3 to Apollo crews. *Pinballs $350 f ALTERNATIVE | 4 p.m. Sunday at the Fenner ■ inclusive. etc. Rapid, accurate service. Young and Duke spent choose from) Arboretum, Mt. Hope Road. (Mechanical Madness) Ij departures. Small Experienced. 393-4075. Who's Whose more than 20 hours *Foot Long *Inside dining Japing travel (ages C-4-28 H^O). Also Europe, * rite: Whole Earth PROFESSIONAL THESIS typing for any field. IBM ENGAGEMENTS car at MSU Veterans Assn. will hold wash from 10 a.m. Saturday Larry's Gulf, corner of Louis a exploring lunar highlands never before visited by man. They landed in a mountain | EDUCATION | Varsity Dogs lUl°ns, Ltd., U.S. FREE, FAST, HOT, DELIVERY Ifor Transit Travel Selective Typewriter. Call and Michigan Avenue. area which scientists believe ij TEACHER TRAINING;:; Sharon Vliet. 627-2936. ■',x 1497. K.C. Mo. 0-20-5-22 Delaware senior to Ed Graulich, is more ancient than the ;i IN PRE - SCHOOL lunar VARSITY.. Wilmington, Delaware senior plains where previous Ij OPEN EDUCATION § f Si39 Toronto, WEEKEND: ANN BROWN Typing and multilith offset printing. University of Delaware. Linda MacLake, Livonia senior Cafeteria. Apollo crews landed. Scientists said the Apollo 16 rocks may include some : $59. Complete service for to Donald w. Riddell III, i; write-. i j6^ ■ dpii,xb packages. Detroit, MSU graduate, Grad The MSU Art Dept. invites the which were formed during vi 1227 E. Grand Rivei STUDENTOURS manuscripts, general typing, Student at Wayne State, Alpha public to attend the opening of volcanic convulsions which early education 0. C-5-5-1 :• course/chicago IBM. 22 years experience. the undergraduate student art created the moon mountains Kappa Psi. ;i ANCONA MONTESSORI A J Delivery332-6517 349-0850. C-4 28 show at 7:30 p.m. today in 4 to 4.5 billion years ago. * school 8219. BAHAMAS • Kresge Art Gallery. ;! 4770 s. dorchester :* ^Complete deluxe TYPING TERM papers and ftanted Tin The moon surface :• chicago, illinois :$ ^ Starts at 6:30 p.n theses. Electric typewriter, explorers also deployed a > 60615 s |[ 'TOURS 351-2650. fast service. Phone: 349-1904. 10-4-28 nuclear - powered science station that is now sending ? (312) 924 - 2536 $ STUDENT DESIRES data to earth. They also took . f Mailable WEEKLY~Fligh~u TYPING WANTED, 8 years employment; filing, The Church of Jesus Christ miles of color and black and [ 351 2286tl Z c ill c . experience. Phone Dolly 484 5765. D-5-4 28 housekeeping. Experienced, references. Suanne 353-3481. Latterday Saints invites all to: open house from 4 to 8:30 p.i white film which scientists Sometimes it's too late to protect D-5-4-28 Sunday at 431 Saginaw. Tout will study to learn more PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. displays, films and services will I about the area where they fSUMMER.72 Round Theses, term papers. IBM. DON'T FORGET blood comes only from people. Save a life. teld. landed. ^ ^ yourself! Best rates. Call 351 4619. Give blood. Professional The MSU Broadcasters Mattingly spent three days m R,"er. 351-2650. donors compensated. continue their new color series orbiting the moon alone Guaranteed Purchase MICHIGAN COMMUNITY "spectra" at 5 p.m. on WJIM - TV aboard Casper. He operated Options W anted BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. 6. an array of scientific are an economical way to C-4-28 instruments and cameras I'i Mu Fpsilon will meet at 7:30 WANTED KODAK Carousel, p.m. Monday in 204A Wells Hall which studied and protect yourself against automatic focus, 35mm slide to elect new officers and make photomapped the moon. projector. Call 355-2182. jicnic plans. Apollo 16 thus becoming uninsurable and D-5-5-1 ^Aqforcing you to pay exorbitant future premiums. Check into it. It costs nothing to look. lUSE your DONALDSON & ASSOCIATES |ERCHARGE Representing Central Life Assurance Co. / Iowa *SUlAjE NEWS 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Pridax Women reps back rights amendme n few discriminatory practices was of women's representative away from the group. beginning, including all resource people working department on campus personnel By CINDI STEINWAY State News Staff Writer "We have no clear - cut groups." she said. in computer areas for access would submit a projection of a common problem having there, Zena Zumeta, first - i nequit ie riCOrds-1J authority and are presently EMU's commission has to files and data. We also how the complexion and sex no clear - cut solutions as of year law student, was hired through the commission to emn!OVmJ| ,!n l«J ANN ARBOR - Over 50 considering an affirmative been approved, but lacks asked to review all of the department would yet. explained ^ &>• action officer to serve as a definite formation. Anne publications, policies and change within the next investigate personnel Though women's commission k|.. , „ representatives from six area liaison between the Thompson, counselor and admissions procedures to vear. Natalie Tate, dire-tor U-M has ""Wished . matters. helped file J1* h*t J commission and a vice insure equality to all caiH source for handling "Being the only outside fall, she ber1^ universities voted representative from Eastern, unanimously Wednesday to president. The present said she felt the time was involved," Ms. Thompson She' added that if the grievances. Bearing the title source allowed into tobewa,iiJe!?hetP(3 tobe said. projections were not met the worthwhile. support the Equal Rights argument is that no more right for development of the Amendment currently in officials can be hired by the Vickie Neiberg of the commission would effect a group. university, though," she said. ''We asked that Alliance to End Sex change in the department's Michigan legislature. an The action came following afternoon conference Nancy Schlossberg, representative from WSU representatives be appointed for a three - year period, Discrimination question of raised the power; did any budget until an appropriate antidiscriminatory change Kleindienst gets Senate panel OX between the representatives said that their president serving staggered terms, and of the women's groups have was made within the Miss., said he thought the (Continued from page one) of the University of Michigan charged them with certain a committee be formed of 10 the ability to insure the end department itself. hearings had accomplished N. Mitchell, The responsibilities which they regular members with several of sex discrimination on "This would give the Indiana in voting against (U-M), Wayne State "nothing." He predicted a reconvene ■ University (WSU), Albion immediately redefined to fit ex - officio members, such as their campuses? commission the flexibility at Kleindienst, said, "The solid confirmation vote on if! their needs. the vice president of student Representatives from the top, getting people to cloud that Mr. Kleindienst the floor, College, Eastern Michigan University (EMU), Western "Our commission has been affairs. VVSU's Office of Equal listen," Ms. Tate said. wished removed has not The new round of committed to students, "The administration at Opportunities (OEO), said The other representatives been cleared away, but has Michigan University (WMU), hearings followed the first and MSU. faculty and staff from the EMU was asked to grant us a they currently have the igreed that power to become darker than ever." committee ballot of The group petition was authority to act on a few mplement needed changes The chairman, Sen. unanimous approval for voted to be sent to leading problems, but she suggested n dealing with James O. Eastland, D - Kleindienst to replace John legislators stating. "We, the a stronger stance. undersigned, urge the LBJ protege gets "We have asked implementation of a for the Michigan Legislature to CATFISH! ratify this constitutional procedure whereby each amendment without delay." The Amendment Equal Rights states that sentence WASHINGTON parole 1967 charges of (AP) - on equality of rights under the Bobby Baker, one - time attempted tax evasion, law shall not be denied abridged by any state on account of sex. or protege of President Lyndon B. Johnson, was granted parole Thursday grandlarceny. transportation of stolen money, fraud and lake lansingto finest catch I The joint meeting of the from a one - to - three - year conspiracy. commissions was an sentence he currently is He began serving his opportunity for the women serving for attempted tax sentence after his appeals, to exchange notes on how evasion and related charges. which eventually ended in can happen to you! each group came into The 43 - year - old Baker the Supreme Court, were Life can be better! You existence and how grievances was denied parole last exhausted. can become a new person on each campus are handled. December but the U.S. You can solve your Chairwoman for U-M's Parole Board announced problems. Joy, hope and commission. Virginia Davis Thursday he will be freed vibrant life from the Allenwood, Pa., Spend this summer can till your Nordin. stated that originally in Chicago at heart, and influence those their commission was the federal prison camp on June around you. model for the whole state. 1. Attend this great series of "We have a projected $50,000 salary $1,000 for incidentals, and offices spread throughout budget. He Baker, began sentence Jan. one page boy who became - serving his 14, 1971. time Senate Roosevelt ... a major university in down¬ Bible discussions - oriented designed to help you live more abundantly in every way the university," she said. But secretary to the Senate town Chicago. Choose from in the world of the 70s. she added that after setting Democratic majority, was more than 225 courses on its Starts Sunday, April 30. the pattern, the focus currently seems to be turning convicted in U.S. District Court in Washington in unique campus amid cultural and recreational advantages. ~: 15 PM at the Universitv 7th Day Adventist friday 5*9pm Church, 149 Highland Ave., E. Lansing. You can hold a MSL/ emplo full-time when you or part-time job study at to Any wages paid get after tax filed before the next payroll Roosevelt Classes are scheduled days and evenings, to take your Monday to to have income tax University schedule nto consideration. employes, (such as students deductions reflected on the We're c/osp to downtown stores and other next check. part - time and offices, n our Cooperative workers) who foresee no Business Program, jobs earn federal income tax liability B4R\'ES both salary and credits. can be exempt from federal income tax withholding. 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