Thursday Indents Memorial Day . • • MICHIGAN Cloudy STATE NEWS and cool today with ^morates the deaths STATE a . . . chance of showers in the ■our Kent State itudenti, l°,ng the antiwar TonVtiation. in 1970. UNIVERSITY morning. The Iiigh will be L 64 Number 152 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 4, 1972 WILL DETERMINE U.S. HELP ides to study S.Viet military needs — .. Rnfh militor.. -«•: . .. .. . * IhiNGTON (AP) - North off,cers and civilian attrition of the North Vietnameseheavy bombardment of objectives like An Loc Meanwhile, Republican congressional A offensive gains in the face of °rr,c,a's "re ®*P""«ngconcern weapons and supplies, as well as killing near Saigon and to bring 40 - ton tanks leaders at the White House Friedheim would not speculate on fed air superiority are raising lied P^at^y about reDortsthat the air war and there are their bvmomhn„„f.i.. troops, that far south tends to support the Adm. quoted what new weapons the U.S. could send * TComaspoorer'Jr., - » For qujte some time critk;s critics' skepticism. chairman of over in time to counter Hanoi's the Joint Chiefs of Staff assaying J. In Vietnam. Meanwhile, with ?®"Ke,s C^omr"iUees of Congress are questioned whether U.S. bombing of But perhaps the biggest source of "only time will tell" the outcome of the North invasion. But these are likely to include military situation worsening, beginning to ask critical questions. the Ho Chi Minh trail was really dismay to advocates of airpower has Vietnamese offensive in Vietnam. more modern antitank guns and long - H! of Defense Melvin R. Laird Some Air Force officers, while knocking out a big part of the North been the apparent inability of U.S. range artillery which could be airlifted Ha top • level team of logistics a8ree'ng there is reason to question, Vietnamese plies being trucked through Air Froce, Navy, Marine and South House Republican Leader Gerald across the Pacific in a matter of days. its to Vietnam Wednesday to "Bue that the issue still is in doubt and southern Laos. Vietnamese fighter - bombers and Ford of Michigan said he Until now, he said, Laird has been Cne whether Saigon requires 0,81 oyer the long haul airpower will do The ability of the North Vietnamese bombers to stem North Vientam's emerged from satisfied that the Vietnamization Terican military aid. Job against the North Vietnamese by in this offensive to mount heavy offensive across the demilitarized zone - the session with a sense of cautious program had provided Saigon with a conventional attack through relatively optimism, adding "it is my impression adequate military supplies and open country with tanks, self - that time is on our side." equipment. propelled and towed artillery, supply trucks and other heavy equipment. Back in Washington, Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim said the group, headed by one of Laird's top civilian assistants and accompanied by S.Viets' comm m five generals, will consider both Saigon's military needs and what additional measures may be needed to protect the remaining U.S. troops. in for north They will determine, Friedheim said, what weapons of Saigon's hard - hit SAIGON (AP) - The Saigon northern region in the hope he could troops will be replaced as well as what government, shaken by the debacle at reverse the fortunesof battle. new arms may be needed to counter Quang Tri, changed commands in the Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuam Lam, who "new and sophisticated Soviet far north Wednesday, putting the commanded in northern military region defenses there in the hands of a general 1, was called to Saigon and presumably weapons." Friedheim said it is possible the South who is highly regarded by the got the news of his dismissal from Vietnamese can get along with what Americans. President Nguyen Van Thieu. The Lt. Gen. Ngo Quang Troung,whohas South Vietnamese command said the they have. But he added that if new been commander of the southernmost changes were made on direct orders weapons are needed it may be necessary military region 4, including the Mekong from Thieu. • *-♦ > 1 to dispatch more American advisers to - train the South Vietnamese in their use. Delta, was placed in command of the (Continued on page 12) t Kf file formal petition Faculty reps ask union vote By S.A. SMITH appropriate bargaining unit. The Gollier said the employment relations proposed MSUFA unit includes State News Staff Writer all full • time teaching and research staff commission sets the date of the meeting from professor through specialist, and The MSU Faculty Associates among the unionization contenders and all in those ranks who are half time for - (MSUFA) filed a petition with the the administration to discuss the three or more consecutive terms; Michigan Employment Relations composition of the bargaining unit. A nonacademic staff at a nonsupervisory Commission Wednesday calling for a representative from the commission level, will also be present. including librarians, iriorization election here. nonsupervisory directors of academic Calhoun Collier, president of the Collier estimated the commission will programs, artists - in - residence, Second annive MSUFA, announced that the collective plan the meeting for late May. The composition of the bargaining counselors and academic advisers. bargaining contender had collected The AAUP bargaining unit unit must then be formally agreed to also lollege campuses across the nation will commemorate the May 4, 1970, Kent State, Ohio, enough signatures — over the 30 per but Collier said he anticipates no includes associate, assistant and cent requirement — to file the petition. lillingswith memorial services and rallies. A rally is planned for noon today, in front of the Student The group met in March with the department chairmen; research services opposition from the administration associates and directors of schools and Building. This two - year old photo won a Pulitzer Prize for a Kent State student administration and informally agreed because of the earlier informal institutes. AP upon a definition of the collective agreement. Wirephoto bargaining unit. The next step in the path toward a Morial rally planned collective bargaining election is another such meeting. Any other interested parties will be invited to attend the EPC urban program mtiwar actions scheduled meeting, particularly the American Assn. of University Professors (AAUP) which has also been actively soliciting signatures on authorization cards from favored by Green In honor of Kent State dead the faculty. Sigmun Nosow, AAUP president, said proposals until after the Academic Wednesday that his organization does By BARBARA PARNESS Council meets Tuesday to discuss the not have 30 per cent of their proposed State News Staff Writer recommendations. J By Katherine Neilsen A memorial rally will be held at Bureau demonstration. Solowav They New Rochelle were N Y unit now, but will by the time the uim now' DUl WUI Dy ine lune ine Robert L. Green, director of the "There must be a major and I State News Staff Writer noon in front of the Student Services J- • : • employment relations commission Center for Urban Affairs (CUA), said comprehensive thrust emanating from • Coalition to End U.S. Bldg. Speakers and music are planned. schedules a meeting. one central unit in order that the Southeast Asia will Picketing at the Placement Bureau "We will challenge them (MSUFA)," Wednesday he endorses the college ,r *veral antiwar activities model proposed by the Educational University administration can on is expected to continue and a Greg Olson, East Lansing graduate he said. "By the time of the meeting, Policies Committee (EPC) for effectively address itself to urban today in memory of the Kent meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in student, was also arrested Wednesday there will be two organizations who student killed expansion of MSU's urban programs. problems," Green said. while standing in front of the Student during a the Union Ballroom, have enough cards." EPC Tuesday recommended creation "I think the model that is most highly itation between students and The National Student Assn. (NSA) Services Bldg. for alleged involVement. The Michigan Employment Relations 11 of either a College of Urban and related to the proposal that we Guardsmen at that campus has called a national moratorium and Other demonstrators arrested in the Commission will then have to set a submitted to the proposal is the one for lrsa80' three days of demonstration also Metropolitan Studies or an Office of over 1,000 cities and towns will hold were hearing date to determine the Urban and Metropolitan Studies and a a College of Urban and Metropolitan demonstrations today, a NSA arraigned Wednesday. They were Studies," he said. School of Racial and Ethnic Studies in Soloway, Snudden, Franklin Hepola, 1H holds spokesmen said. Two large rallies will be held in Lansing freshman; Marshall Davis, East Lansing resident; Dale Scott, East Tickets on sale the College of Social Science. EPC said it does not prefer one model over the The proposed college, headed by a dean, would include a Dept. of Urban Detroit, Red Lieverman, NSA Midwest Tickets will be on sale at the door for other. and Metropolitan Studies, a Dept. of coordinator, said. Lansing senior; and John Podulka, the Elton John concert at 8 tonight in Racial and Ethnic Studies, a Center for |m lead in President Wharton said Wednesday he In Ann Arbor, demonstrators will Glenview, III. sophomore, and Bruce Jenison Fieldhouse. will have no comment on the EPC (Continued fill in a mock bomb crater they began Devlin. on page 12) digging April 21 in a downtown park. lio tally In the third day of demonstrations against military recruiting at the MSU COUNTER-BUDGET GIVEN Placement Bureau, students fyTHE , ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday entered the bureau, were Led '>ert Sen Humphrey prevented byhallwnv police from marching Residents ask f 0 tto lead I(,ad Sen. George S. hallway inside and left inside and left spending shift (W>r>n>a •* in the Pianompnt Placement rp<*rpatinn recreation and nersonnel personnel hiring. MeOovem has claimed8 big B • She explained that she introduced . I _ it to "stir up public controversy, , Petitioning set because controversy is good." f pistrict Judge Fr.„ir id u . The public hearing, one of the re|«nd set todav f,?r A j The 1972 Senior Class Council is now ,ongest on the budget jn ycarSi drew t"1 that asked all rw, "i? °" holding petitioning for next year s a5out 50 people to city hall including |'y and Clevel.nH khT council. All individuals who will be representatives from various groups tded ""d federal suoervirionnf .enters next year are eligible. Petitions petitioning for funds from the J/, punting. are available at 307 Student Services proposed budget. I ^°ring Indian. Humohrev Bldg and must be submitted by Representatives from Listening Ear. 'Continued0n page 12) Frlda^. Friday. (Continued on page 12) \ 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday Riddle found not guilty As a defense witness. "Sam Riddle traveling Judge Schoenberger asked the isBue. By CAROL THOMAS Riddle called Clifford Ashe, southbound down Shaw that spectators keep control Using what he called State News Staff Writer A verdict of not guilty was an ex - MSU policeman who Lane, will you run a warrant of their emotions when the "cheap hindsight," Judge returned Wednesday in the left the force two days days check?" verdict was announced. The Schoenberger said that the ago over what he termed He testified that because of spectators made it as far as officers could have avoided alleged assault and battery case against Sam Riddle, "personality differences previous dealings with the hallway. the entire confrontation by Flint senior, in East Lansing with certain persons on the Riddle, officers in the serving Riddle's citation to district court. force" in his testimony. department used Judge Schoenberger him at a later date and they In response to questioning, unnecessary precautions announced that he thought also should have obtained an ( Attributing his decision to Ashe said that he thought when dealing with Riddle. both Riddle and the arresting arrest warrant from the a "reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant," Riddle had been subjected to Ashe did not clarify the term officer, Patrolmen Robert prosecutor. "It's a dishonest and District Court Judge Maurice a different set of rules than "unnecessary precautions." Sybrandy, behaved "They knew Riddle didn't hypocritical answer that we Schoenberger pronounced white students at MSU. After advising the gallery "ridiculously in the like police, but 1 think there have to 'keep the University the defendant not guilty of The questioning centered at great length as to proper original traffic violation were problems with both the charges that he allegedly around the issue of whether demeanor in a courtroom, incident, but that was not parties," Schoenbeiger said. ASHE open to all interests' - no one black or minority students assaulted an MSU police says you have to accept were being "harassed" by officer early in April. contracts from the Mafia to campus police. Judge Judge Schoenberger also find better ways to rob banks or Murder, people." Inc. to kill cited various discrepancies between the testimonies of the witnesses that led him to Schoenberger halted the line of questioning because said it did not pertain to case. he the House amends, passes his decision. Noam Chomsky, foreign policy critic Ashe also testified that he Since many extraneous charges brought up in thought Riddle had been resol were antiwar See story page 3 the trial harassed by MSU police in along with the various ways before the original assault and battery incident that provoked his i charge, Schoenberger listed in his closing remarks the arrest. Ashe said that when By RAY ANDERSON nonproductive statements of being pursued by President "Resolved by theHoJ Riddle purchased a new car, aspects of the testimony that State News Staff Writer the past. Nixon, Nelson said. Representatives (the si. each patrol officer Hoover lies in state he was not including in his informed as was to its description The House of "It's the same rhetoric that He added that he did not concurring), that! consideration of guilt or Representative Wednesday we've been hearing for the intend to make the legislature of the $[A innocence. through "patrol ranks." He several years from resolution an attack on the Michigan memorialiS also said that when Riddle morning passed 86-19 an past Early in the trial. Riddle amended version of an several administration," he administration, but rather an Congress of the Receiving an honor bestowed on few, J. Edgar charged the MSU police with was seen driving down the antiwar resolution that the said. attempt to express the States to demanl Hoover lay in the Capitol Rotunda Wednesday - a systematic harassment of street, it was common necessity for America to get blacks practice to run warrant sponsor described as The resolution's immediate ceasefj flag on his coffin and a wreath from his President at on campus. Though a "gutted." intent, as out of Vietnam at the earliest exchange of all prisou| check on him to see if he had originally drafted, was his feet. testimony was heard on the Rep. Earl E. Nelson, possible opportunity. war; the withdrawal! subject, Schoenberger said any outstanding parking D-Lansing and sponsor of the directed at getting the "We've tried force, we've forces, and Some of the highest officials of the land he served tickets or arrest warrants. new electa the harassment charges did United States out of the tried negotiations and we've bill, cast one of the negative Vietnam which wouli so fiercely assembled to pay tribute to the memory not pertain to the case in Using an example, Ashe votes and said he did not Indochina conflict as soon as tried massive bombings but of the man who directed the FBI for 48 years. said that a police radio internationally supen point, and that he would want to take any credit for possible, while the House - nothing has worked," he with all political eie The FBI director was found dead beside his bed exclude the problem from transmission might sound passed resolution is an said. the resolution which had including the Conm consideration. like: been amended to reflect the endorsement of the policies Tuesday morning by a maid. His death was participating ii The original resolution to the attributed to hypertensive cardiovascular disease, advocated something more run further elections;anj and possibly a heart attack. positive than measures that The 77 year - old Hoover never married. He leaves - nieces and nephews. AT COUNCIL MEET had previously failed, he added. "Resolved, thit| legislature of the Si The House - passed version Michigan memorial of Resolution 290 follows; Congress of the Gray interim FBI head Pot law options listed "Whereas, more than 50,000 Americans have given their lives in the Indochinese War; and States to funds, resources, and effort to i mechanisms and a: nun^ ordinances should "Whereas, the North which will pcrmitl By CAROL THOMAS dealing with pot, Mayor Wilbur B. no longer be treated The White House announced Wednesday that Asst. Vietnamese have indicated differences between J State News Staff Writer leaving only state laws. Brookover added that if as an unrepresented group. "The laws presently on the She also asked that other that no prisoners of war will to be resolved by ■ Atty. Gen. L. Patrick Gray III, a longtime friend of The East Lansing City there were no other laws no books have been declared be released even after the other than by the Id! President Nixon, will double in brass as acting Council added three more governing the use of representative be sent from alternative to its list of unconstitutional," Ms. Sharp ASMSU. United States made a peace human being;; and be it f| director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation - at marijuana, the use of the offer to Hanoi; and "Resolved, that co possible solutions to the said, "I don't want to have substance should be least until the November election. bad laws on the books." The council agreed with "Whereas, new efforts this resolution marijuana law problem at a forbidden to minors, the the action and at present, the should be made until all transmitted to each nf Gray, who has no law enforcement experience, meeting Tuesday. same as alcohol. Councilman George A. only ex - officio member American forces are of the Michigan delegitfl currently is being considered by the Senate to be The council has been considering for the past Colburn suggested that represents East Lansing High withdrawn from Indochina; the Congress of the if deputy attorney general. The White House said his instead of rescinding all laws, School students. now therefore be it States." month an ordinance that nomination for that post will be withdrawn. the City of East Lansing would place a $1 penalty on council accept the should adopt state marijuana the possession of marijuana. resignation of Albert Flory, laws as its own, so that the Suggestions by members included council totally laws and penalties would be the same on both levels. Hart junior and director of ASMSU legislative relations, ASMSU ex officio African cente Price freeze called as rescinding all marijuana laws, - council member. adopting present state laws The Price Commission Wednesday froze all prices into city ordinances, and outlawing the use of the substance by minors. pa^ecycle 5®^^^ STATE NEWS Ms. Sharp suggested that since students were liberation even! of more than half of America's Councilwoman Mary P. influencing the council Today marks the sponsored by the African a film at 7 p.ra largest firms and said already but the use of the beginning of MSU's first they face price cuts and possible Fines unless they Sharp presented a proposal ballot Studies Center. Natural Resources | that the council rescind all box, that students African Liberation Week, Today's events include "Phaela Ndaba"< quickly file overdue reports. a Dialog" is a recent fil Commission Chairman C. Jackson Grayson Jr. said apartheid in South A[ nearly 1.600 firms haven't filed required reports that KILLINGS ARRANGED The film was filmed| r★★★★★★★★★★★★★* were due last Monday. exported before it coi censored by South All All of these firms are technically in violation of Price Commission regulations now. Grayson said 75 off authorities. each firm would be notified individually and given a grace period of five working days to file the reports. ^ on a King 16" (1 item or more) Varsity Defendant pleads guilty Other tentalil scheduled events are Wed nesday. ^ «| Pizza with this ad Thurs. May 4, 1972 K e o ratetse Kgositalej * visit campus. AMC sales increase Free Fast Hot Delivery starts at 6:30 P.M. in killing of Yablonskis South Kgositsile is an J African poft| presently writer • VARSITY union's international Huddleston, former residence at the I'niw WASHINGTON (AP) i - A key defendant in the 1969 policy-making board. president of a Tennessee of North Carolina.J American Motors Corp. on UMW local, is accused of Wednesday reported its Yablonski murders said poet's lecture, Silous Huddleston of being the middleman in the strong recovery is continuing with profits of $ 12.96 Wednesday the killings were Lafayette, Tenn., made the Africa: The CreativeP«J arranged and paid for killings. in a Racist Sociel million in the first half of its fiscal year, the best in seven years. 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 4 through two United Mine Workers officials, one of statement in Washington County Court before he The 63-year Huddleston, whose daughter - old scheduled for 1 108B Wells Hall. P"! AMC's profits are coming on the strength of pleaded guilty to murder and had pleased! guilty and them a member of the greatly increased new car sales. The -company said conspiracy charges in the turned state's evidence in the The lecture Wednesday it sold 27,017 cars in April, up 34 per deaths of union insurgent case, showed little emotion followed by two filial cent from last year. In the first four months of the Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski as his 21'^-page statement documentaries cont* year, AMC unit sales are up 19.4 per cent. SPRING FASHION PREVIEW and his wife and daughter. was read by an FBI agent. footage between of the Africans! ^ European colonists. ■ Hepatitis relief hinted By It's The CRuins indicoj The government reported Wednesday a possible - Sets The ancieni fow new lead toward developing a vaccine against "serum hepatitis," a liver - inflaming malady transmissible I lair Styles by hit rich I MESSINA (API by blood transfusions and contaminated medical Archeologists « syringes and needles. 501% E. Grand River unearthed remnanJB Serum hepatitis is one of the two forms of prehistoric dwelling*! 332-0904 experts say indlcfJ hepatitis both presumed caused by viruses - Messina, on thenorW* which together strike up to 70,000 Americans a of Sicily, is aboUt | year. The serum type is responsible for about 30,000 years old. of the cases and about 3,000 deaths. Miami bids for GOP THIWf.MAYfll LANSING CIVIC CENTER AND WVIC PRESENT IN CONCERT THE The Miami Beach City Council agreed by a single GUESS WHO | vote Wednesday to submit a bid for the 1972 Republican National Convention. A GOP official Featuring: said he expected the party would switch the site 125 STYLES OF MSU - EXTRAS - from San Diego, Calif. T "CHAMPION" athletic wear shirts Span - Concerned that a massive influx of demonstrators Sweatshirts Headbands would threaten peace in the resort city, the council Mail service thru the CBS Jackets also urged the federal government to Sleepwear Al">: provide an elite NILS. LOFGREN 'N GRIN 1,000 - member "convention peace corps," the (children Sizes available) All Seats Reserved $6. $6, $4. Tickets on sale Now at Campus Book Storo - WVIC Radio, Kositchek's(downtown request came after councilmcn voted down a Lansing) and Wurzburgs (downtown Lansing); also sale at Mario'• Imports In Jackson. proposal that the bid be contingent on approval of 131 E. Grand River across from the Union on Hours: 9 to 5:30 p.m. Mon. - Sat. the peacekeeping group. \ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May 4, 1972 3 SPEAKER RAPS 'SECRECY' ;hicano urges ,ore projects U.S. 'imperialistic aims' hit Ms. Sharma, in her article, Center for Urban raised several questions By JONATHAN KAUFMAN American considered to be the lf.irs(CUA) should not be about the of State News Staff Writer foreign policy, told a large audience in that the university bends to Diem and the United States, T only unit on the MSU use $140,000 provision of the United the authority of outside Chomsky said. Noam Chomsky said JLdus developing and allocated by CUA for Wednesday that the primary Fairchild Theatre that U.S. Nations charter forbidding of force except in isntitutions, he said, 'The Thieu regime today Sporting Prog™* for Kuios, Manuel R. Alfaro, "I'm not concerned about going point by point on this lesson of the Pentagon opposition to nationalistic movements in Vietnam is all cases use of direct attack. mirroring internally the forces and power of outside. ahs a power base like that of Diem's" he said. fcrdinator of CUA Chicano thing. I just want people to Papers was that the U.S. "rational imperialistic Thus, he said, the United During Chomsky's Chomsky said none of vLms, sa'd in a statement know my position," Alfaro government deliberately policy to provide the States government is guilty speech a group of placard - the American - supported said. "It's all a matter of how cultivated pulbic inattention Western nations and Japan of a criminal conspiracy of and banner Mnesday. - carrying regimes could permit I visualize my job, not to foreign policy so its with as a markets, sources of long duration in Vietnam. students filed quietly down democratic institutions to ■faro's statement was 'showcase' Chicano but as a "imperialistic aims" in raw materials and even "Quite typically the the aisles and past his exist because they would be "ued 1 1following Of the "Point of coordinator, a planner, with Vietnam could be carried outlets for their pollution." United States would carry podium. The placards and taken over by the .yance of a Point or a out. He added that Indochina out escalatory steps, find flexibility to develop and banners read "SDS No More Vietminh. The weakness of Wednesday in the Chomsky, well known involvement is a violation of in Saigon to promote Chicano programs a - someone War," "No Military these regimes, he added, led Kte News criticizing CUA within the CUA." professor of linguistics and the "supreme law of the authorize them and then Recruiters or ROTC at to the annihilation of South i for Chicanos as a a long - time critic of land" — issue a press release which which he MSU," and "Victory to the Vietnamese rural society by ■howcase" attempt to said they came to the aid of Indochina People — Lansing saturation bombing. Tpond to Chicano pressure. our allies," he said. Prisoners Solidarity T> article was written by COGS leader appoints Campus military Committee." The framework of U.S. Evia Sharma, a CUA recruitment and ROTC on Chomsky said the Indochina policy, he said, Xialist. campus is also participation Pentagon Papers present the was the "domino theory" — in criminal activities, he not the "hysterical view" ■Although it is true that reader with definitive proof said. that "Ho Chi Minh would ■U has as a whole failed to in a year - by - year fakiion "It's dishonest and get into a canoe and come ■dress itself to the a that the aim of every Icational needs of the ftcano students, the CUA (provided more services in 3 to nominations panel hypocritical answer that we have to 'keep the university open to all interests' — no American administration involved in Vietnam has been the establishment of a over and capture Los Angeles," nationalism but and that the is of employment and one says you have to accept non - Communist regime, "revolutionary spirit" By LINDAWERFELMAN of COGS. council's 'mandate' that a proposal voted out of a contracts from the Mafia to would be contagious if «,ms for Chicanos than State News Staff Writer was despite frequent assertions J?other unit within the Robert Menson, president His announcement came obviously for the status quo, committee by such a margin f'°d better ways to rob that the Vietminh successful. Iversity," Alfaro said. of the Council of Graduate after an earlier decision to I must work within the (18 - 2) after extensive banks or from Murder, Inc. debate would so quickly and to ki|l people." (National Liberation Front Chomsky said the high withhold appointments until present system," Menson or Viet Cong) had taken cost of intervention I'Other units of the Students (COGS) questions surrounding the said. overwhelming defeated on The fraudulent myth of over the nationalistic diversity must start Wednesday announced that the floor of the council." represents highly status of student the open campus implies movement and had peasant concentrated i n g their he has appointed three "I would be remiss in irty profits for representatives - at large to support. - large segments of American Iponsibilities to the graduate students to the the Academic Council had responsibilities as president A study of peasant society while the social Icanos, and CUA must not Student Committee on been settled. of COGS if I let the ON WJIM-TV attitudes in the late 1960's costs are spread over the I held accountable as the Nominations. committee function and Menson said his decision to in one Vietnam province entire population. |e agent for Chicano The committee will be appoint members had been representatives be elected showed that many peasants "Deceit, secrecy and Igramming at MSU," he responsible for the made in spite of the without graduate student though the struggle against obfuscation are necessary to ■Ifaro Ln, praised Robert L. CUA director, for preparation of a - to the Academic Council. It slate of student candidates at - large Academic Council's rejection Tuesday of a proposal to change student input," he added. Harold Buckner, ASMSU Griffiths to air colonialsim and the French was now against Ngo Dinh carry out these imperialistic policies," he added. chairman, said Tuesday that providing financial and will consist of three representation to the group. he would not agree to Tne State News is answer to edit m resources we need to undergraduates appointed "I do not wish to be published by the students of announce appointments of . „ .n o t e self - by the chairman of ASMSU accused of obstructionism in Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Btermination" in the and three graduate students undergraduate students to Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays the election of the at - large the committee because he and Fridays during Summer Term, and a |cano community. appointed by the president representatives. Since the special had "no desire to be a useless Welcome Week edition is published in September. WJIM-TV has done an about - face in granting East crusader in a system Subscription rate is $16 Lansing City Councilman George Griffiths air time to per year. hopelessly locked in its own respond to an editorial criticizing the council's "arrogant" Member Associated Press, United Press International, paranoia and guilt." Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., louse action will keep Buckner said he would passage of weeks ago. a resolution condeming the Vietnam War two Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. announce undergraduate WJIM attacked Griffiths and George Colburn for Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. committee members today. introducing the resolution, while also being critical of Mary Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Itate's GOP majority Graduate members of the committee will be Ora Cooks, Clyde Kiang and Jo sharp and Mayor Wilbur Brookover for voting in favor of the measure. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48823. Phones: said. He indicated he would Lynn Cunningham, all East The editorial stated that the council should follow the I By RAY ANDERSON Brown,R-Okemos, who is News/Editorial 355-8252 talk with the Democrats Lansing graduate students, lead of Robert Wilcox, who cast the lone negative vote on lState News Staff Writer contemplating a the resolution. Classified Ads 355-8255 who voted for passage in Menson and Ms. congressional seat, Display Advertising 353-6400 Kith a threat of federal hopes of getting a plan that reluctantly voted for the Cunningham, COGS vice will reflect party and Previously, WJIM had informed Griffiths that the four Business Office 355-3447 lit action hanging over plan because it was written president for University criticized members would have to arrive at a consensus as to Photographic 355-8311 ir collective heads, the people's interests. by the incumbent relations, issued a statement who would respond. It has suggested a 30-minute discussion House Majority Floor Campus Information 353-8700 congressmen. Wednesday criticizing show to allow the four members to air their views. Jchigan House 8f Leader, Marvin R. Academic Council's defeat Bpresentatives Thursday drafted by WJIM Operations Manger Tom Jones, denying any congressional Stempien, D-Livonia, agreed that the plan does not favor "It congressmen was to protect of the proposal for at - large change in attitude on the part of the station, said the LIEBERMAIMN'S lortionment plan which representation. themselves," the decision to give air time to Griffiths was based on the fact Michigan's citizens. J maintain the present publican majority in the "It doesn't give the people the opportunity to representative for the district encompassing MSU "We proposal feel was that a the . bold step . . that his request was the only one the station had received. For Mother's Day... a pte's congressional said. "If the people had toward a truly democratic "This is not unusual by any means. WJIM gives air time sentation. change the complexion of (The so-called incumbent their representation. It is a total abdication of our wanted them to apportion their own districts they procedure for electing student representatives to for editorial responses 20 to 30 times a year." Ms. Sharp also wrote a letter to WJIM but made no "TOTES" UMBRELLA In proposed by Rep. Hal responsibility," he charged. wouldn't have asked the the Academic Council," they request for air time. Though admitting the wording of the I Ziegler, R-Jackson, d Rep. Jim N . legislature to do it. said. "It is hard to believe resolution might have been better, she said the resolution by a narrow 59-46 "was not beyond the bounds of propriety. " n following an hour of Ms. Sharp indicated that she felt the editorial made an Itisan haggling. A simple important point that the council alone solve all the polity of 56 was needed IZiegler ssthe plan. said the plan Workers beg problems that exist. Tnplies with the U.S. Lansing's Smartest Night Club krerre Court ruling of ^ sman and not of one vote and gerrymander any particular in for 50 missing JOE JOSEPH'S PRO^BML lumbent. But, he added, KELLOGG, Idaho (AP )- president and general believed to have started with I will give state Sen. John As pumps sent large amounts manager of the mine, said spontaneous combustion in iBowman, (D-Roseville) a of air underground, rescue rescue workers were sealing timbers in a section of the 150 chance in the workers began probing the off some areas of the mine mine no longer actively Featuring mocratic and pumping air into the worked. The fire was Dancing Open Bowling primary against hot, smoky shafts of "The Bushman" 6 nights ■h District Congressman the Sunshine silver mine tunnels. believed to be between the Every Nite Pien N. Nedzi." Wednesday in search of more 3,400 and 3,700 - foot level 2122 North Logan at Grand River ■The Republican members than 50 miners missing in a He said the fire was of the mine. ■the state's lower chamber fire that killed at least 24 Ttsined the support of other men. n Democrats to get the Mine officials said 58 men ■cessar>' votes, but the Men's Tennis Shoes were unaccounted for; 108 Bmocrats caucus is not ■ng up. others escaped to safety ■A reconsideration vote shortly after the fire broke $7 out in the nation's riches T be taken sometime next silver mine shortly after ielt. House Speaker noon Tuesday. An outstanding value right at the start of the season. """ A. Ryan, D-Detroit, Marvin C. Chase, vice U-throat oxford of wipe-clean vinyl with full padded tongue and back quarter topline for complete comfort FOR THE in action. Four black side stripes on white. 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I If you want to know who's regarded "I think" or "My department believes." out on the White House policemen or in the Senate, did some counL ** I as king around town these days, drop in Maybe the depersonalization and the way the military honor guard has found that President Nixon I on a congressional hearing where demotion of the cabinet is just another been turned into something out of "my" 316 times in the 215 paol I message t£°fhi! I DAVE PERSON, managing editor an medieval pageantry. Those are amusing State of the World administration official is testifying. It's symptom of the way we're heading. new," resLfe* I JOHN BORGER , campus editor "That Is nothing With the possible exceptions of John but peripheral. Nor is the problem CHARLIE CAIN, city editor not quite a case — yet — of l'etat, c'est Fulbright. "This is typical of a& I moi. But from the way the officials talk, Conn ally and Melvin Laird, there completely one of the way the "Palace BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor you would think that the only person in doesn't seem to be a strong man in his Guard" has grown by leaps and bounds of great nations. It assumes thea£^ I RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor Washington with any ideas, any own right on the cabinet. More are just in the Nixon administration, as Rep. Morris Udall pointed out in a report last power they think is virtue of their office." given ?£* ™^ I I proposals is Mr. Nixon. ciphers on Capitol Hill, and around the White House they obviously are week to the House Civil Service and There is almost a standard format Maybe the trend is universal outranked by the Palace Guard. Post Office Committee. The emergence ,. I Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award now for any administration testimony. The trend toward the king • president of a large group of policy makers in the within this country it is directly I for outstanding journalism. Start off with several words of praise for the President and his accomplishments. didn't start with this administration. The isolation of a president surrounded White House not responsive or responsible to Congress raises some to the way the being exercised president's and expanded pow^ t? I I Then on to the specific proposal. by a bunch of yes - men was something serious constitutional questions of Nixon's decision to retaliate J[ "invasion" 1 I Whether it's a broad foreign policy or North Vietnamese that bothered George Reedy, whose checks and balances. But if that's the EDITORIAL some insignificant grant for free buses in a New England town, it is something "The Twilight of the Presidency" is way Nixon want to run the bombing Hanoi and Tom Eagleton Haiphong sJ II "the President proposes" with the undoubtedly the most perceptive book administration, it's his choice, and undoubtedly hit accent always on the word "the." yet to come out of the Johnson maybe he has been driven to It by the important psychological motivatlSI 1 when he observed: "The President I Halstead's Even cabinet members are indulging in this form of self - effacement. Take power has been threatened, and nothing more vengeful than the! I th! f Secretary of State Rogers of Defense Unless memory fails, it didn't used to be that 'woQnded pride of a king.' " 1 Secretary Laird the other day before way. Cabinet members used to stand on their own Or administration1.1 losing take the Senate Foreign Relations two feet and argue it out with a congressional some the Committee. Everything we're doing in expanding use of executive privilelV I committee, not hesitating on occasion even to say keep information from SLI Vietnam — from Vietnamizatior to Halstead Management Co. has decide the future of the eviction bombing — was something "President "I think " or "my department believes." Admittedly there is a historicalcoE involved, but even the underlings 2 f I come under heavy criticism notices. Nixon proposed," which is probably recently. Haslett Arms residents Meanwhile, the tenants are in a fair enough; he deserves the credit or seem to feel that President Is going to be somehow Z have claimed Halstead has rather strategic location. With the blame. But if a senator dares to raise administration. And before Johnson, supineness of the rest of the bureaucracy. the most routine dethroned if I a question challenging the policy, the Kennedy and Eisenhower reveled in the Ultimately there Is a check; the people even bit a I provided inadequate maintenance banners outside of Haslett Arms customary answer is "but President royal trappings that have come to can throw him out of office if they information is given Congress. service. Questions have also been blasting the management, a suit Nixon has proposed" — as if the mere decorate the White House. In don't like the way he is doing the job. raised concerning the pending in court, and plenty of invocation of the name answered the retrospect, Harry Truman seems an What is bothersome — and this One of the problems is that which after all was supposed to Congress I whereabouts of tenants' security newspaper publicity, they cannot aberration, the way he used to venture doesn't apply to Nixon alone — is the keepthe I question. President Unless memory fails, it didn't used to out the White House gates to walk down reverential attitude that is growing up to in check, doesn't really object the majestic ways of the I deposits. help but call attention to the within the executive branch, and White I be that way. Cabinet members used to Pennsylvania Avenue. House. The barons on Capitol Trouble started for Lee faults of Halstead Management. stand on their own two feet and argue it Still, the trend seems to have picked Congress too, toward the presidency. the present arrangement Hill find I Halstead, owner and property The problem of management - The other day, Joe Clark, who was not convenient I out with a congressional committee, up speed under Nixon. It's not just the They pay tribute and get favors in I manager of Halstead Management operated apartments runs deeper return. There are some in September when many of his than harmful publicity. There are members of V Congress so anxious to be part of the I Haslett Arms tenants returned two basic kinds of leasing court that the White House has that an invitation can influence found I damage check lists with most companies in East Lansing: The their f miy I votes. Members of Congress who categories marked "filthy." Five owner- managed apartment months later he spent $7,740 on complex and the management want to offer criticism, not homage | they I seem to fall strangely silent when maintenance. company. are ushered by the Palace Guard toaee I More complaints - water In an owner - managed the President, in itself an increasingly V shortage in October, five situation, the tenant can sue the rare occurrence. Take Mike Mansfield. I extinguisher shortage in owner for not returning security He probably sees the President privately-1 December, heat shortage in deposits or ignoring maintenance. more often than any other member oil Congress. But he seldom offers the I January, all around shortage of A management company, which advice and criticism that he does sol maintenance workers - followed. simply represents the owners of freely and emotionally on the Senate I Some tenants decided to the buildings can go bankrupt, floor. His attitude is that in the presence V withhold rent to compensate for which would leave the tenants of the President he should not say I inconveniences. A meeting was with no way to regain their anything unless asked, and from all 1 held in which the tenants deposits. reports the President seldom asks Mansfield | anything much over the ■ demanded a $100 rent credit for breakfast table except how he would I each unit for February. Halstead A management company has like his eggs cooked. coughed up $50. only its reputation to stand on. Some^.j$n{i.nts decided to Unless the firm maintains good Somehow respect for the presidency I is getting confused with reverence, il withhold half of April's rent for working relations with all or most of its tenants and assumes would be encouraging, as well as goal the same general reasons - they for the future of the country, if al were paying for services which responsibility for complaints, it occasion, through word or deed,! were not being rendered. They stands to lose the very thing it is Congress would tell that man that he | forced to bank on - its has no clothes on. also wanted to know where their security deposits were. reputation. Halstead replied with eviction Charles Massoglia, director of OUR READERS' MIND notices. But to make matters ASMSU Legal Aid, said he more difficult for Halstead, the receives more complaints from tenants' enterprising lawyer, Halstead tenants than any other Study rental Kenneth Smith, noticed a slight apartment complex in the area. discrepancy on notices. The notices read "Halstead Management for the eviction Dolores Bender, director of off campus housing, to be wary of advises students - un companies with To the Editor: apartments or houses off campus, lease sets forth the obligations of the get everything in writing. Haslett Arms vs. a Before moving in, inspect the■ many for the first time. It is important tenants and the landlord. Do more . . large numbers of holdings. She . nonexistent legal entity. A declined to mention specifics. Spring term is the time when that those who will be renting than just read it. Study it; ask premises. Make an inventory of! hearing is scheduled Tuesday to John Hagen, former OCC vice students begin making plans for next understand exactly what they are questions about it; KNOW WHAT everything in the dwelling, note the! fall's living arrangements. A great getting into. Of primary significance YOU ARE SIGNING!!! Also, do not condition of each item. Make two! president said in a Jan. 17 letter number of students will be renting are the terms of the lease itself. The rely on verbal agreements, be sure to copies of the list, present one to your ■ to the State News: "In short, we landlord and keep one yourself. Each I have run out of reasons to put any copy should be signed by both parties. ■ trust in Halstead Management's promises." McGovern needs your help now or If your unhealthy place manifests dangerous I conditions and your! Of course, landlord - tenant landlord fails to take prompt action to| To the Editor: Vietnamese, soldiers and civilians, have solidified now, if we are to have a new remedy those conditions, notify ■ problems in the East Lansing area died; the land of Vietnam has been president; a president committed to building inspector at city hall. Hew| are not the exclusive province of "Make one thing clear: Those who ravaged, and lies in ruin. Still, as peace. inspect the premises and file a report ■ have had a chance for four years and Richard Nixon Halstead Management. Other speaks of "peace with demanding immediate action. WB could not produce peace should not be honor," the bombs of American Clearly, that opportunity is before us. management companies and a given another chance ..." Richard George McGovern has pledged that he report carries the threat of legal action! warplanes rain death on the people of if not complied with. .1 number of owner - managed Nixon, Oct. 9,1968. Vietnam. A tragedy in human lives, this will end all U.S. involvement with the apartment complexes have also Richard Nixon has had his chance, "Nixon peace." war in Southeast Asia . .. immediately. Of great concern to those who wi ■ come under fire. And it would be and still the war continues. This Entered in Michigan's May 16 be moving out this spring, is "1 Peace can only be achieved with presidential primary, McGovern has question of security deposits. Secwl foolish to ignore the abuses some country cannot afford four more years of Nixon's peacemaking; thousands of Richard Nixon out of the White House taken firm stands on all the issues, and is deposits are intended to cover damag ■ tenants have heaped on individual other than normal "wear and tea'. ■ American soldiers, tens of thousands of this year, not 1976. Efforts must be waging a campaign centered on landlords. The Halstead situation substantive matters, not empty you feel that your assessment »■ is just a symptom of the current rhetoric. damages is landlord fails to provide an lack of safeguards for both inst him i» | That explanation, file a claim agaii landlord and tenant. This situation will be further examined Purge PIR.GIM's primary campaign, peace, are and the push for far from over. Michigan's is less than two weeks away, small claims court. cases involving $300 or This court less. ■ HASLETT ARMS PROTEST Friday. To the Editor: taking unfair advantage of student and much remains to be done; canvassing, fund raising, and phoning leafleting, are not permitted to Your case will be heard Pracjic* within is ;5l:| It is is not yet a capital crime to apathy to accomplish their plans? challenge something which lables itself are critical areas where more help is 30 days. Don't be afraid to « ■ "in the public interest," I would like I don't try to force other students needed. Your help! George McGovern claim, if your charges are leg t JW| to protest the attempts of PRIGIM to to contribute to my activities, and I cannot do well in Michigan without it. you should have no problem ob | Support hide the issues in their campaign. The financing system they will not be a voluntary one: would expect to be accorded the same propose privileges. Collect all the voluntary Every contributions you want: persuade We need your next two help weeks, and then now, day to turn out the vote for Sen. during the on election a favorable judgment. Dont allow yourself to be n off. If you have any quesfons P' | Before the 26th Amendment instance, whether the electorate student must pay whether he supports people, urge, cajole, suggest, encourage McGovern. contact Off - Campus Council to the U.S. Constitution was wants more women, youth, or them or not. Those that disagree may all the support you can. But for those We can't afford to wait four Student Services (355^.3_00^' iOl| t passed, MSU students had as minority group members on the (if they've saved their fee receipts, of us who choose not to go along: for years for peace. more Off-Campus Housing Office (355"83 | much voice in determining the board. Names of prospective taken the trouble to go through the red tape, and done it all in the first God's sake, leave us alone! Mike Farrell Student Services ^ark p0llickfl membership of the board of candidates Richard Craswell Senior Field Staff •sentativeH and their three weeks of the term) get their Off-Campus Council trustees as people in Hades had SUverdale, Wash., sophomore McGovern for President Huntington « qualifications will be welcome, money back - but why this in selecting the temperature. roundabout way of collecting a May 1,1972 May 1,1971 the Democrats say. "voluntary" payment? Apparently the situation is Indeed 1 with a majority of the If they don't want it to be DOONESBURY by Garry Trudgg changing. current board of trustees voluntary, just drop the pretenses and Members of the MSU call it a tax. And if a truly they say ir'3 THEY SAY IT reluctant to seat voting student voluntary WAS A VEKV community will have an system is what they desire, why not let VE*> pxerry in mrrv PAY HMZl*v members, hearings provide those students who wish to contribute ohiO th/S T/me opportunity to express their own feelings about the necessary "second best" alternative. To a do so, and leave the rest of us alone? OF yea# EXACTLY TWO YEAKS AoO TOOWV AT JOSiS** KENT STATE qualifications for MSU trustees elect candidates who will The official explanation is that they won't get enough money if they ask / at a public hearing 4 p.m. represent student needs, students for voluntary contributions — take Hi 1 Monday in the Union Ballroom. must advantage of the apparently figuring that they can get The hearing is a first for MSU. hearing. At least it can provide a more if they make students go to extra The meeting will serve as a forum starting point for a stronger trouble to get their money back ( if at which individuals can student voice in trustee affairs, both systems were actually voluntary, provide feedback to the Democrats. The which is a lot more than students why would it make a difference?). This may be true — but what kind of l party want to find out, for have had in the past. "concern for the students" dictates n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 4, 1972 5 Student support sought for legislative pay cut By RANDY GARTON package for legislators to generated by legislators the salaries to $15,000, allow State News Staff Writer $26,000 per annum. voting themselves salary legislators to reject raises by Backers of a petition drive Ms. Beckett, a housewife increases. simple majority and to put a constitutional active in the League of The commission require that any increases ceiling on legislative salaries Women Voters and other recommends pay hikes in would have to be approved appealed to MSU students civic organizations, says that December for every even - by the voters. Increases in Wednesday to help boost legislators are becoming numbered year. The raises fringe benefits also would their sagging campaign. unresponsive to the voters take effect on Jan. 1, unless require the approval of "Government isn't and that one way to reverse two - thirds of the legislature voters, policing itself properly, so this trend is to cut their votes against the raises by Students interested in the people will have to," Ms. salariesback to $15,000. Feb. 1. working on the petition drive James B. Beckett of Grand Beckett accused The amendment proposed can pick up petitions at 314 Rapids said. "And college legislators of deliberately by Ms. Beckett would return N. Walnut St. in Lansing. students and new voters are attempting to stifle her interested in good petition drive by placing a government." rider on the May 16 primary Ms. Beckett bill forbidding circulation of began her poll drive to lower salaries after lawmakers legislator's received a $2,000 raise on initiary petitions within 100 feet of the ballot box. This provision will severely Rep soys Jan. 1, 1971, placing them cripple her already stumbling s ed by aluminum trees with neon foliage, their gently soothed by the gentle breezes of subtle governmental waftings, two hitch - hikers attempt to escape the jungle. It can't be much better in Detroit. among the highest paid state legislators in the nation at $17,000 a year. Additional petition drive, Ms. Beckett says. The drive thus far has collected only 40,000 of the heard by ■ advertising, and baser instincts quieted by mild State News photo by Tom Gaunt fringe benefits bring the total 300,000 signatures needed Rep. Michael A. Dively, R-Traverse City, said Tuesday to put the issue on the ballot. night there is a tremendous amount of youth input into the White House at the subcabinet level. Rep. Joseph Swallow, R - Alpena, agrees that the Dively, speaking before the MSU Student Committee to Itility bill faces House Re-elect President Nixon, noted the average age of White primary bill rider was aimed at Ms. Beckett's campaign House staff members is under 30. and also his unicameral "Sometimes they're listened to, and sometimes they're petition drive. not, but their voice is heard," he said. "In view of the restriction, Dively said that Nixon has responded in a variety of areas which are of interest to young people. I RANDY GARTON immediately. spokesman for the PSC said incredible giveaway. It which now take ud to a vear up to a year my Personal opinion is that If the PSC does decide to that the commission did not wg wi„ bg unab]e tQ gpt thg "Many college student are totally unaware of what has te News Staff Writer removes public been done," he said. utilities in delay implementation of the intend to deny the public required numbers of responsibility on He cited Nixon's Environmental Protection increase, it would ihave 10 m Swallow said. Agency, the Bgan could raise their months from the date of the right to public hearings, monopolies." PSC to speed up their The one - house drive has downward thrust of the Vietnam War and the push for an I without mandatory but hoped the bill would McCollough said a operations," Sen. Philip O. ine one collected more than 70,000 all-volunteer army as examples. request to make a decision. |c hearings if a bill If decision speed up appeal procedures particularly bad portion of Pittenger, R - Lansing, said. signatures, he said. Dively pointed out that Nixon has lived up to the Td Tuesday by the state no has been which presently can take up the bill would change the „... ,, , Pittenger added that the BSwa„ow he wi„ nQt promises made in the 1968 election, but has had the made at that time, the rate |e clears the House of to two years. basis for granting increases state, through requirements increase will become to utilities. jve hjs batt|e for a flexibility to adapt to a situation when necessary. ssentatives. Sponsored by Sen. Basil for pollution control unjcamera, legislature, "Consistency is not always a virtues," he said. Kder the provisions of effective. A subsequent "This bill would change but Brown, D - Highland Park, devices, sometimes forces Voter identification is the major focus of the student ■te Bill 699, if the decision granting increases the bill the present criterion, which the says he will first develop passed 22 utility to ask for an committee, said Dan Behringer, Lansing senior and less than those requested by political organization |c Service Commission the utility would require the despite strong opposition say the increase must be a increase to cover the capable of gathering spokesman for the group. Behringer said a phone and id not hold hearings from legislators and Atty. 'just and reasonable rate' increased cost, y implementation of company to send its Gen. Frank J. Kelley. and replace it with a but then the procedures force them to ^j^ures mail campaign is being conducted to voters and supporters of the president. identify potential customers rebates. Ms. Beckett hopes to ] increase within "I think the bill is 'reasonable rate of return on wait for a year or more The bill was favored by recruit at least 3,000 ays of a utility's incredibly bad," Sen. the utility's property'," he before the new rates take students to help with her 1st. the rate hike would ■ome effective the Michigan Commerce Dept. and the PSC. A Patrick McCollough, D - said. effect. drive, which she feels would Would you believe Dearborn, said, "and an convince legislators that the McCollough explained COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, SPEECH WRITING that under this provision, voters are upset about the TYPING, DRAFTING, SPECIALIZED the PSC would have to Musician set size of their salaries. LEGAL RESEARCH' AND determine whether an The legislators received INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH' EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, AND 3c increase was justifiable to read works their raise on the PHOTOCOPYING! GET YOURS NOW! merely because it helped recommendation of the increase State Officers Compensation Creative the company's The MSU Reading return on investment. Orchestra will meet at 7:30 Commission, a seven - person McCollough added that p.m. today in 120 Music panel selected by the | FEMALE STUDENT that Research TWO JUVENILES FROM a man entered the the portion of the bill Bldg. All instrumentalists are governor every two years to ssaulted in West Akers women's locker room at the Lansing were picked up on providing for rebates will invited to attend. Among review the salaries of elected ■at 10:35p.m. Tuesday, 9:45 p.m. Women's IM at about 8:48 not work out. WE HAVE MOVED! campus at other works, Beethoven's public officials. State 1 im reported that she Tuesday. They had in their p.m. Tuesday while they "Studies show that 20 6th symphony will be read, lawmakers created the New location: 220 Albert St. ■seated in a chair by a possession one hacksaw, a were taking a shower. per cent of all Americans For more information call commission following a great Shoesmlth Building Basement Arcade — below Lum's low when a man came up pair of wire cutters and a move each year," he said. 353-6485. deal of voter dissent 332-1100 io a.m. to 5 Bid the chair and began stolen bicycle. The juveniles A BICYCLE WAS taken "These people certainly ■g her on the head and were released to the custody from the North Wonders wouldn't get a rebate. And Iders with his fists. of their parents. rack between 12 p.m. April people on tight budgets 29 and 12 p.m. May 1. Police need their money now, not A COED REPORTED that |0ED REPORTED that her purse was stolen between report that the lock was cut. six months from now." mr| f entered the sixth floor The value of the bicycle was Backers of the bill say it 6 and 8 p.m. Monday at | lounge of West Akers estimated to be $35. would speed up procedures Holmes Hall. The purse and land exposed himself, contents were worth $80. ■incident took place at TWO COEDS REPORTED T)p.m. Tuesday. Iman EXPOSED U.S. prohibits §lf, to a coed at "east sidewalk corner at y Hall at about 8:37 Tuesday. P-'CE REPORT THAT the SOITIQ USeS point with lead Ot , mines ■ Student Services WASHINGTON (UPI) - Plumbism — lead poisoning pizza & sanowicH stioppe |ng was broken into and — often results when I worth of paper taken children eat paint chips I mimeograph room. ^incident occurred peeling off walls and ceilings POP BOTTLE of dilapidated housing. fen 4:30 p.m. April 25 Sometimes children get l:30p.m. May 1. plumbism when they chew on toys covered with a lead - |0UT itN fr°m the $100 WAS based paint. ASMSU Plumbism can cause brain ■ w the Student Services Ilnir Designs OPENER! damage and death. 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OFFER GOOD MAY 4, 5, 6, 7. 1972 1972. rE coup<'°NS FOR LUMS DEALS SAVE COUPONS fo Micliigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursdi ^May4,, Gadgets' aid treatment By CAROL THOMAS State News Staff Writer 3^^ —- . m—mmm and am A doctors, Amavrran ntr emergency the Lansing rnnm Fire hncnitalc hospitals tmrlll with will the aa co _ - radio nnarafA operate five mini flVP minutes if the it. PR if the hOSOitfi hospital is really tied up," said one Dept. may soon install these communications set - ups by dispatcher. Like the television radio relay systems in Its providing space and staff to Holcomb, who oversees program "Emergency," the ambulances, according to operate the receiving end of Civil Defense emergency technology involved in Asst. Chief Carl W. Barratt ambulance • hospital operations, said most of emergency medical care has of the department. communications. these new innovations can much to offer Michigan's "This new telemetering improve emergency health ambulance and rescue The installation of this care and the quality of the system in the near future. equipment, however, hinges equipment will make it easier for emergency room service immensely. At one time, many on a federal grant for the "Sooner or later you staffs," said James E. get gadgets used to save lives in project, Barratt said. If the down to the matter of hospital emergency rooms were either too large or too pmBULflncE grant is forthcoming, the City of Lansing will furnish Holcomb, area Civil Defense director. "They won't be money," he said, " and In communications, surpirsed anymore by large everything is expensive." expensive to carry in an half of the necessary funds, - "We hope to have our ambulance. Newer radio relay systems between scale emergencies. while the federal radio system Eye new equipment, scaled down however, is in size and the ambulance and the hospital emergency room government whatever will match Lansing When a large number of patients is coming in, the operational in at least hospital by Fall, but one you catch makes it possible for the priced within the range of contributes. necessary staff and can never tell," said Barratt. East Holmes residents take advantage of a sunny day, ideal poationina i and G ambulance companies, so ambulance attendant to equipment can be waiting," "If the federal government contribution to girl watching. Bill Holdman, Royal Oak freshman k '*■ that the patient's condition inform the hospital when a Delhi Township Fire he concluded. manning the scope. ' Kes h,s turn J patient will arrive. If surgery Department is also seeking gives us the go • ahead, well can be tested or diagnosed J r _ or specialized care will be similar federal funding Presently, get it in as fast as we can." State News photo by John Dic on the way to the hospital. communications between These newest technical needed, the hospital can arrangements for its radio have it waiting instead of ambulance and hospital advances come generally in telemetry system, must be handled by the the areas of diagnosis and beginning preparations Married students' unill !SO, °!V ambulance or fire communication equipment. when the patient arrives at , , J?? dispatcher. The ambulance Portable the emergency room. ?6f"da for the ^s.ng F.re calls the dispatcher by electrocardiographs, as well In cooperation with the £ ls a p?" " ..V as radio equipment to Tricounty Emergency ambulance equipped with a radio, then the dispatcher transmit the readings to a Medical Assn., an portable electrocardiograph, calls the hospital emergency sophisticated radio room by telephone and ends waiting doctor, are available organization of ambulance Zfire company personnel petitioning relays the message. for ambulances. Simple idea in thought, equipment used in cardiac but in practice the relaying of messages sometimes cant OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. By JOHN LINDSTROM wanted to be on the setting up a method for The union has be accomplished by the Shows at 7:20-9:20 The truck size and shape State News Staff Writer trustee's agenda this month collecting the 25 cent tax decided how time the ambulance deposits The Married Students and if we waited to get each charge from each they »_ Feature at 7:25-9:30 provide attendants with the victim at the hospital collect the tax from J more space to work over door. Union has completed the enough off - campus family. campus members, heijT petition drive it began signatures we probably "It most logical to us patients as well as room for For example, if a Lansing a seems Any couple wanting!! more patients in a multiple - month ago in an effort to would have had to wait until to collect the tax through the the petition fireman dials the number of become the governing unit of next month. rent each couple pays the can still do j injury situation. contacting any of theud Sparrow Hospital, he gets ONE MY "We're just in the looking stage on this sort of the main switchboard. He asks for the emergency University married couples, However Ed Terdal, the union's president, said a poor Terdal said that he expects the the couples residing off campus will eventually University," he said. representatives. BRILLIANT...A beautifully made film. equipment," Barratt said, room, and since nobody response from couples living merge into the union, "but we do intend to buy a there usually sits beside the Dff campus forced the union -Judith Crisl, S RC 7Y possibly within the next 'A larger ambulance in phone waiting for it to ring, to close the petition drive singular experience... DARI\C!" new, year. -Richard Schickel. Lite Maga::' the near future. it can ring for quite awhile before it is answered and with only an adequate He added than any couple ★ CAPITAL CAPSUL number of families from living off campus that wants Emergency services the message is given. titu -i.n kMj i campus residents signed. to join the union can do so nuwum departments at area "It can take as long as This if recognized by the board of trustees, the union voluntarily, but campus families living in that all AN INJUNCTION its gross annual income. I will represent only campus campus units are AGAINST A MAY 1 STATE An MDA spokesmul Next: "SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE" Author to couples. "We're disappointed that automatically the union. members of ban of animal by - products in sausages, frankfurters and the department iff "vigorously supl ENDS TODAY: 12=45 P.M. we had to drop the off other meat products has Michigan's action to J Ed Reuling, adviser to the consumers. He said the J "THE CAREY TREATMENT" talk on lan campus families but it was the only thing we could do," union, presented the union's appeal for recognition to been obtained by Michigan meat firms. four was already in c at 1:00 - 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:05-9:10 Terdal said. Elias Sausage Corp., State defend the state's til Courtney Cazden, visiting scholar in educational Ann Thomforde, vice Eldon Nonnamaker, dean of Sausage Corp., International have higher standards 1 psychology, will speak on children's language at 10:15 a.m. students, on Monday. Sausage Corp. and Unisource the federal government! president, added, "We 3 today in the Con-Con Room, International Center. Nonnamaker, in tum, will Foods Corp. initiated the Ms. Cazden, professor of education at Harvard MDA food spe present it to the University action in Irgham County that defatted I University's Graduate School of Education, is a leading Student Affairs Committee. AqlrrrauNq scholar in the field of children's language. She is the author Group to aid If the committee passes it, Circuit Court last week. The farily high in prot judge scheduled a May 12 suptR coIossa! of "Child Language and Education" and coauthor of the appeal goes to the show cause hearing and nutritive value ill hEART WARMINq "Functions of Language in the Classroom," to be Chisholm bid executive group who then restrained the Michigan comparable to skelttiij published this spring. decides whether or not to put protein. It is also co' TOE-TApp'lNq "Child Language and Education," Ms. Cazden's general it on the trustee's agenda. Dept. of Agriculture (MDA) from enforcing its ban on bacterial An informational address, will be followed by seminars today and Friday for COffliNUOUsly interested students and faculty. Registration for seminars is meeting for all those Reuling said he thought the union's dropping defatted tissues. couples MDA's Consumer dcliqkrful being conducted by Susan Blazicek, 452 Erickson Hall. students interested in the living off campus would help Protection Bureau said the REP. E.D. MUSiCAl campaign of Shirley Chisholm for president will them in their presentation to action was taken to enforce Detroit, issued a st the trustees. Wednesday support Michigan's more strict EXTRAVAqANZA be held at 7:30 p.m. today fl (OWSHOW/NG/tf BUTTERFIELD DRIVE-IN THEATRES at 615 S. Holmes St. Call "The move would simplify the board's decision and I standards for processed meats. Defatted tissue is Detroit police STRE (Stop the Robberies! Elizabeth Santos, 485 2992 or Sue Otte, 355 - think they would receive the fibrous connective material Safe Streets). I StarlWe proposal more favorably," ofilj Twiqqy - extracted from animal fats. "In the middle 7440 ext. 20 for rides. he said. "Of course I was AN ADVENTURE It has been marketed in controversy < OF TOMORROW .. depressed when these off sausages and bolognas as a STRESS unit, manypf in Ken Russell's PRoducrioN of COUNTRY MUSIC COMPLETE campus couples were dropped; but I think they'll substitute for fresh skelatal have lost sight of tlx crimes of violi "SILENT meat. that | FANS eventually merge with the Detroit have droj THE BOY FRIEND ... See 38 RUNNING" AUDIO union." Spokesmen for firm said that one meat the sale of their lowest level to I TOP COUNTRY Terdal said that if J—1 partially defatted beef and Friday shows 1:3 PERFORMERS IN PLUS. SERVICE recognized by the trustees, pork fat tissue represents the union would first act on O'Brian said. "THE Paul Newman In • Qualified Technicians approximately $500,000 in RHARHARHARHARHARI NASHVILLE SOUND" "SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION" • • Prompt Service Full Test Facilities NOW! OPEN DAILY 12:45 (shows at 1:00-3:05 The lawmaker officers of addjjfl the STREET are risking their livesM •90 Day Warranty - Parts 15:10-7:20-9:30 Plus substituting themseM & Labor ACADEMY AWARD WINNER the defenseless citM* 'THEY MIGHT BE Convenient Location at usually the victim «■ BEST SuPPor,in8 A ctor-Ben John ton ————- Supporting Actress-Cloris Lcachman violent crimes The THE "A MASTERPIECE!" Detroit, which has «j Heroes LANSiNG Stereo Shoppe -PAUL 0. ZIMMERMAN. Newsweek . the highest per capita^ S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY HO 543 E. Grand River Ave. crime rates in the W They had a Phone 882 2429 ^ * Hours: 9-5:45 PICTURE States, according to 09 message for is turning the tables M the Army: +*OP£U£V£RYMTB AT. Sat: 9-5 SHOW the "effective" nature o| Ot UMBIA PICTURE S Presents rg, L——J STRESS unit. "Up the brass!" RHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHAl BBS PROOUCTION , TrTV the "Those entire of us si DetroM TIMOTHY BOTTOMS/JEFF BRIDGES/ELLEN BURSTYN/BEN JOHNSON Dept. must makeeer others do not dest GoBw/n-Mayv LO* PiotJucton X0RIS LEACHMAN/^oooc^ CYBU SHEPHERD.. STRESS unit, I Must be WflETCRBOGDANOVIO "Oint Eastwood. Teiiy Savalas Don RckJes Carroll O'Connor' '— seen by anybody who really enjoys movies. | PLUS! Oscar Winning Cartoon 'THE CRUNCH BIRD* concluded. and Donald Sutherland nKELLYSHEROTC |1E « Tonight in Brody Southwest Dining Hall 7:30.9:30 IS,QUITE SIMPLY, V THE BEST AMERICAN FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!" st;™;6' IMKIN - PALIS FROM ANGELS cjS8£' IHE CRYPT WILD . MHIMMIII JMHMUMSONWttKSUI WOMEN i *LSOI "satan's A film by Bruce ( Endless Summer') Brown Rated G ™HOUSE ,8:00 THAT DRIPPED BLOOD with sadists;11:20 RuwTamblyn " Tonight in Wilson Aud. "WHATEVER HAPPENED puTII ..NakED Tonight in Conrad Aud. 7:30, 9:30 TO AUNT ALICE? 7:30,9:30 I.D.'s required $1.00 I.D/s required $1.00 11;25 *°° angels' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May 4, 1972 7 -SPORTS 'S' grid secondary solid By RICK GOSSELIN running the wishbone vacate in the fall upon Though the Roayl Oak State News Sports Writer offense in high school. He is VanPelt's return. Lorente Shrine alumnus picked off The long ball is a sports the only quarterback on the failed to letter last fall as a only one pass last season, he item MSU baseball Coach roster who thoroughly sophomore but has looked is better known for his Danny Litwhiler would like knows the mechanics of the impressive in the spring punting heroics as he posted to see more of and wishbone. drills. a 39 yard average per kick something Spartan Frank Timmons, who last season. His longest boot football's defensive back That left Hayner as the saw limited action in the measured 66 yards. lone 1971 starter in this mentor Sherm Lewis can do secondary last season and Senior Mark Sokoll and without. In baseball the spring's defensive backfield was team runner - up to Eric juniors, Bruce Harms and long ball accounts for one camp. Hayner intercepted Allen in kick - off returns, is Bob Theuerkauf, will also three of the team total of point on the scoreboard; in currently listed as one be available, with challenges 20 steals last season and The 5 - 11 football, it's worth seven. It cornerback. expected to come from a hurts more on the gridiron. joined Niesen as the only senior averaged 20 yards per fine frosh crop which It didnt hurt MSU much deep back to start all eleven kick return last season and includes Chad Harriatte, last season. And if spring games. The Detroit St. has been clocked at 9.8 in Doug Won, Jim Grannell, drills are any indication, it Ambrose product will be the 100 yard dash. Brad Bishop, Dale Psthumus shouldn't be much of a shifted to a safety spot to "Frank is still in the and Dave Unkefer. bother this season. accompnay VanPelt in the learning stage because he "We'll have more 1972 alignment. was an offensive back until experience in the secondary midway through last this year," Lewis said. "We switched Paul to season," Lewis said. "He's In the "There are a lot of safety because we feel he can do us the best service made quite a bit of progress OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. lettermen and non - PAUL HAYNER this spring and the job is his 2nd WEEK... !t. footed Frank Timmom (43) runs back a kickoff in one of last fall's Spartan lettermen out. Our prime there," Lewis commented. until someone beats him AT 7:30 ■ 9:30 P.M. "He does an „ie games. This spring, the Winter Haven, Fla. native appears to have won a starting responsibility is to stop the exceptionally fantastic job back there for out." tmerback spot in MSU's defensive backfield. pass and then to give some fine job against the run which is a us. He's super - I wouldn't Bill Simpson, who rode ...a CROAK State News photo by Tom Guant support in cutting off the prime trade him for anyone." shotgun for VanPelt at run. run We don't want teams to off the field by responsibility of the safety position. He's a tremendous the John Lorente is listed as safety last year, appears a SCREAM! us spring's other safety ready to step into Hayner's athlete and has done throwing passes." a starter, but is likely to vacated comerback slot. lenior stickmen One - half of an MSU secondary that led the conference last season returns to match wits with the Mike Wells', Cliff Brow ns' and Gary Six-man golf take final bows Daniel sons' scheduled to throw against the Spartans for in 1972. Paul Hayner is By JOHN FRAZIER Lte News Sports Writer for the season. Walters high water mark in Spartans. He has to his credit, that one goal coming in the only deep back off last year's squad starting on the number one defense this big Indiana spring, but his presence will MSU's six - man golf squad that will that day. liirteen seniors will lead scoring for one game is three the Spartans 16 - 4 thrashing be more than bolstered represent the Spartans at the large and Broadwel! had a 150 and Dickens finished he scored this amount in of West Virginia. He has ■ Spartan lacrosse team in as when Lewis plugs in Brad prestigious Northern Intercollegiate one stroke behind him to gain the final berth home appearance of both the West Virginia and shared a starting role with VanPelt next fall. Invitational in Bloomington, Ind. this on the squad. season when it squares Oberlin contests. These were other members of the squad VanPelt is an excused weekend has been decided as three linksmen The two closest competitiors to the three ■ against a high - scoring the first two Spartan games throughout the season. qualified due to their team leading and Walters' spark was absentee from football this - qualifiers were Scott Malaney and Mark i squad 1:15 p.m. The performances in this week's intrasquad Timyan, both of whom had 153 scores. instrumental in MSU's Spartan defense is lead spring as he is spending his Iirday. by two seniors, Mike Moody Tuesday afternoons and playoff. The Northern Invitational is a 72 - hole lie game is set of Old winning start. and Merl Truman. Both have weekends pitching Sophomore Bill Marx, freshman Steve affair which takes place on the Indiana for lege Field instead of the Safrans' best offensive been major factors in the Litwhiler and practicing his Broadwell, and senior Bill Dickens will join University course Friday and Saturday, with ■1 Spartan Stadium, effort came In the Illinois Spartans fast break which diamond defense of the long captain John VanderMeiden, senior Dick 36 holes being played each day. ighlighting the offensive game as he netted four gaols. they begin with their quick ball. VanPelt has already Bradow and frosh Brad Hyland on the MSU Kch provided by the Safran has ten goals to date. outlet passes. mastered his contingent. Indiana's championship course, a par 71 seniors to date has Gray is another senior who gridiron in Other seniors on the Marx, a Birmingham native, led the squad layout, opened in 1957 and will play about I the play of Jim Walters, has made the team work squad defense of the long ball and as a are Bill Wasinski, Dale has a first team all - America playoff with a 36 • hole score of 149, which 6,900 yards for the tournament. "It is a J Safran, Don Gray, and unit. He has tallied five goals included a "good round" of 73 Tuesday strong course and a wonderful test of golf," ■Stevenson. in the season but this is not Laackman, Bob Juratovac, appointment from United according to Coach Bruce Fossum, who said Fossum commented. MSU placed second in and Cary Ford. Press International to prove ■alters grabbed the where his main strength to It. The 6 ■ 5 Owosso junior that the Forest Akers course played hard a 14 - team field last season. ■ring lead among the the team lies. Gray is the he hit for intercepted four passes last goal In team leader in assists as his us as a Varsity Club season and returned two for "The Twentieth Gentarg o State contest. He unselfish and hustling play touchdowns. VanPelt ft has totaled eleven tallies have carried over to the entire team. Spartan Varsity Club averaged 33 yards per return members are urged to attend on his four thefts, Stevensons' season looks 7:80 meeting tonight In the a Mark Niesen matched almost like a carbon copy of Grays' efforts. He has five goals for the season and his Club Room. Nominations for next year's officers will be taken and members will VanPelt in stolen passes last season, but the Manistee and other Absurdities" ie deadline for residence sophomore is in a new Hi, fraternity, and importance also lies In the vote on this year's awards. backfield this year, the team assists. Stevenson, like pendent team golf has i extended to Play will begin noon Walters and Gray, plays midfielder for the Spartans. Important plans concerning the upcoming chicken barbecue will also be offensive backfield. Niesen was shifted to quarterback at the beginning of spring ROD Fred Hartman is another made. ■urday, May 6 and drills as he had experience ^lude in fee is Sunday, May 7. $9 per team. senior who will be out trying to please the home crowd for the last time. Hartman, who 20% DISCOUNT ON SERbING now plays midfielder, made FRI., MAY 12 8 p.m. Iwomen win the switch from goalie where he performed last year. TYPEWRITER REPAIRS MAIN AUDITORIUM pSU's women Softball Hartman, from Birmingham, has four goals to date. FOR MSU STUDENTS promped to a 36-1 win Steve Jones is an • Jackson Community attackman who has seen Rod Serling, noted writer, producer and director will speak on "The ;e Wednesday to up its limited action for the rd to 4-1. 20th Century and other Absurdities" including his "Twilight Zone" FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Iherrie Tyler struck out and "Night Gallery" programs. ! batters and T.V. and Stereo walked He will also show and discuss his choice for the best |y one to boost her Rental fantasy film §rd to 3-0. Ann Irwin 9.50 a month AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES from the Midwest Film Festival. 1477 Haslett Road, Haslett ftituted the second team Free Delivery w fifth inning it scored $1.50 TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT MARSHALL k runs while limiting JCC Free Service lone score. Free Pick - up MUSIC, UNION TICKET OFFICE & CAMPBELL'S J>ana Ruhl and Connie Jch each collected five Call Nejac 1 to pace MSU's 30-hit pult. MSU will play at 337 - 1300 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ in at home Saturday. HfBeingthe adventures of a young man] a screwball ' ^ODUC/yy ic whose principal interests are rape, comedy ultra-violence and Beethoven. remember them? ITANLE.Y KUBRICK S He's X rated and animated! _ 1 [J^K GABLE Winner PEN LEIGH i of Ten Academy Awards | SUE HOWARD pL\ rebuilt, cuatomDaytime $775.1968 P8'™. STUDENT OR FACULTY MERCURY MONTEGO 1968. members 3g Service Power disc brakes, power |?°* 47,' . ^ or fuM ,ime employment? We need NURSE WANTED: Bay Cliff Camp. 230 Harlow Block, IMPORTATION CORVAIR 1964. Good deal steering, vinyl top, radial have °Penin9s for direct sales Marquette, Ml 49855. Red $250 best offer. 351-5532 tires. Transferred and must (906-226-3212). 3-5-8 HONDr^ri^TTx^rTt or ■eadline 1 Class day 355-4875. 2-5-5 sell, make offer. 694-0038. tS>&mY5rMIM/B0X 815/E LANfiN*. /Hfctf. mechanicalI and body S^FS information please call one __4'5'5 condition. $500. 332-0172. 349-2481. Ask for Mr. Russo. PUBLIC RELATIONS. We need Publication. CORVAIR 1964, engine good 20 sales oriented men and MERCURY condition, radio, automatic, Air-conditioning, 1966. J3"5"5 5-5-8 women interested in ■Ilations/Cor- 2 new tires. $150. 349-4738 power A utomotive A utomotive HONDA important extra income. steering, brakes. $400 or best CB350, 1971. Red, pART TIME. Federal's Shoe 3-5-4 Must be mature and available 1-12 noon one offer. 489-2717. 3-5-4 7500 miles. $600. Call Department, Frandor. RAMBLER CLASSIC 1963. 4 evenings. Must have [ day before CORTINA GT 1967. Cheap but door sedan, V-8, automatic VOLKSWAGEN 1961. Sunroof, body fair, engine excellent, 351-7868. 3-6-5 372-7510 Ext. 265. 3-5-4 transportation. We train - no MERCURY 1966. Excellent needs small work. Call transmission, power steering, 355-6781 or 355-7081. 3-5-8 HONDA 175, 1971, $550. selling. Opportunity to make condition 49,000 miles, runs good, brakes re-lined. FUNJOB $200-$300 weekly, part time, 349-4288. 3-5-8 BRIDGESTONE 200, 1971 automatic, $575 or best Tires good. Front seat folds MEN, WOMEN: PHONE and grow with a fine VOLKSWAGEN BUS. sunroof. $450. Going to Mexico, must offer. 355-8061. 3-5-4 into bed. $200. WORK. Good pay, no selling, OATSUN 882-2010, 1964. Very clean. $650. sell company. Call Mr. Whitney, 1967, 4 door, immediately. Call yVe train excellent 694-0474, 3-5-4 489-5674. 3-5-4 351-1010, N. E. ISAACSON automatic, low mileage, good condition. $450. 353-0957. MG MIDGET 1963. Rebuilt _ 3"5"S conditions. Full or part time. INC. of Michigan. 2-5-5 engine, runs well. Al RAMBLER AMERICAN, 1965. VOLKSWAGEN 15 _,A BSA, 1970 ~ 650 ... Lightning, . 351-1010, Karen. 3-5-4 ' 4-5-5 337-9127 4-6 p.m. 1-5-4 4-door sedan. $300. California, camper, sunroof For Rent DATSUN 2000 Sport Coupe, 2 353-9638, 349-2905. 3-5-5 AM/FM stereo, gas < a"VVcs aft6r 5 Prn" 351-8793.7-5-5 REGISTERED NURSE licensed Practical with or MGA 1960. 67-289. New top, electric seater, 5 speed, convertible, RAMBLER 1962 Classic. Power refrigerator, extras medication course. Part time TV AND STEREO rental: Fast good condition. 663-5712 shocks, rubber. Modified flawless condition. $3175 free delivery end service. brakes, power steering, runs work on day and afternoon 3-5-5 body. Morel $650 or best Leslie, 1-589-8710.4-5-5 good. Cheap I Call 332-2846. shifts. HOLT HOME, 5091 $9.50/month - no deposit, low offer. 351-8192. 3-5-5 3-5-4 term rates available. All DODGE DEMON 1971. 340 OLDSMOBILE 1969. Delta, VOLVO 1961 Chevy wagon. Both 122S. 1962 good. HONDA 350, 1971. Motorsport. Skid plate, quartz light. ^Kfor intt^aw.IS" equipment guaranteed. Call automatic, clean, many more 2-door sedan. Blue with black RENAULT, 1 967. Good run NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-31 extras. 882-1742. 1-5-4 349-1798. 2-5-4 $640. 349-1272. 4-5-8 condition, 4 new tires, gas DREAM JOB. Teach make - up vinyl top, off-white mileage 30-35 per gallon. methods used in Hollywood DODGE 1960. 3/4 ton pick-up. upholstery. Automatic transmission, power steering Want $600 or best offer. Call BMW, 1963 R-50. Black, immaculate, fully equipped. for Natural or High Style Apartments Runs well. Call Chad, after 6 339-2882 —-ARE YOU PAYING looks. and brakes, factory air, or 694-1711 or $800. Call 669-6265. 3-5-5 Training at our p.m. 349-0958. 3-5-4 leave phone number with gas |» IK TOO MUCH FOR expense. Money is good if NEEDED: 2 girls, summer, AM /FM radio, new tires. I I AUTO INSURANCE? station attendant. 3-5-8 you're ambitious. Can lead to $40/month, utilities paid, air DODGE 1962, Real fine shape Low mileage, excellent l^J^Why not give me a call? Auto Service & $200. A real steal. 484 6991 condition. $1795. 353-3960 days, 332-0484 evenings. SHELBY GT 500, 1968, Don Sakowski Part^ executive position. VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETICS, conditioned, furnished, campus, 332-0143. 5-5-8 near ti Mews wil be 5-5-9 3-5-4 21,000, California car, SENTRY INS 676-1930 REMEMBER REED'S garage subsidiary of General Foods. < only for the collector's item, new engine. . . 351-6623. C y's incorrect . we're backl Domestics, SUMMER, GIRL for 2-man 1967 DODGE STATION wagon. OLDS 442 convertible 1968. Rear-end. P-S, air. automatic, VW's, Datsun, Toyota. 2707 furnished, close, 8 cy I inder standard E x cellen t condit ion , Dunlop Radials, loaded, Scooters & Cycles East Kalamazoo. 485-2998. air-conditioned. 332-8176. $2400. Evenings 353-7046. WORK AVAILABLE transmission. Good automatic, power steering, 5-5-10 3-5-5 3-5-4 DONTWAIT until summer for a mechanical condition, dean, power brakes. $1500. Call HUSQUVARNA 250 Enduro job. We need 14 men some rust. $900 . 337-1263. 353-5718. 3-5-5 TR- 6, 1970 British 1969. Good condition, QUALIFIED HELP needed to APARTMENT FOR four, near racing green, IMMEDIATELY with cars. 3^5-5 AM/FM, Radial tires, engine rebuilt, $525. restore MG-B. Remuneration. Call Mr. Kovach, 489-3494. Old Post Office, summer, fall. |u/omo/ive _ OPEL KADETTE 1966 Very 355-9909. 3-5-4 Bill, 351-5683. 1-5-4 FAIRLANE 1965. 6 cylinder, Tonneau, 18.000 miles, must C-5-31 337-9566. 5-5-8 good condition. Snow tires sell. 641-4225. 5-5-5 excellent mechanical |C2. 1969. Yellow, condition, 2 new tires. $325. included. Best offer. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1969 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. les. $1895. 484-5130. 3-5-5 roadster, must sell, phone CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 332-0545. 2-5-4 TRIUMPH GT6+, 1970. Needs venings only. FORD 1967. Econoline OPEL GT 1970. Just painted, some work, best reasonable offer. 351-0424. 3-5-8 482-9001 before 5 p.m. 5-5-8 East mile Kalamazoo West of Street, campus. 1 Head for the Woods! super-ven, West Coast dark blue, white interior, BSA 1971 650 lightning. 487-5055. C 1971, green with pin mirrors, standard 23,000 miles. $1995. Call Excellent condition. Low Burcham Woods, that i$ - a TRIUMPH TR6, 1971, warranty KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Excellent condition, transmission, 240ci 6 IV5-7390. 3-5-8 mileage. 64661 33 weekdays over cylinder engine, new clutch, through June, must sell. after 5 p.m. 6-5-5 work on Volkswagen, bugs, complex of furnished studio, payments. $2975. 355-5850. 3-5-5 busses, Ghias. GRAND 13. 3-6-8 runt real good. $700. PLYMOUTH or 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom 1963, good RIVER CITGO. 1054 East 694-0474, 882-2010. 3 5-4 YAMAHA 1971 350cc, condition, $325 or best offer, VEGA 1971 hatchback, FM excellent condition. Must Grand River. 351-9274. apartments. '971. Very good, call Chuck. 355-4048. 4-5-5 C-5-31 FORD GALAXIE 1963 stereo, 8-treck, recently sell, 355-1056 after 5:30 miles, 1970 Honda automatic, power steering, tuned, clean. Very p.m. x-3-5-8 good shape, 5600 VEHICLE NEED REPAIR? Try brakes, AM/FM. Best offer. PLYMOUTH FURY 1969 V-8, dependable. 351-7701. Ample parking Heated pool >5-6852. 5-5-8 automatic, new tires, $850. us for discount replacement S-5-5-9 ALL NEW Custom Call 355-8103.3-5-5 641-4493 or 351 5800. and Dirt parts and service. HEIGHTS Optional bars Bike accessory Shop — C-2-5-5 AUTO PARTS, 485-2276. NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER CUSTOM CYCLE SHOP, VEGA 1971. Hatchback Coupe. C-5-4 1806 East Michigan. Phone Studio $129/mth. Call 355-9953 or 882-3301. - PONTIAC CATALINA 1967, 2 482-4501.5-5-10 3-5-4 VW GUARANTEED repair. door hardtop. Private owner. 1 bedroom - $149/mth. RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at 1965 HARLEY DAVIDSON 2 bedroom Loaded with extras including VOLKSWAGEN 1968. AM/FM Okemos Road. 349-9620. — $179/mth. air-conditioning. Excellent Sprint, 250cc, $250. Call C-5-31 condition throughout, $750. tapedeck. Excellent after 3:30 p.m. 694-9201. ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES condition, $700. 355-9442 Phone 337-2682 after 6 p.m. 2-5-5 __3-5-4 MASON BODY, SHOP. 812 East 4-5-5 Kalamazoo Street Since VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Very CYCLE INSURANCE - Michigan's Largest insurer, Central 1940. Complete auto painting . . . BURCHAM WOODS PONTIAC and collision service. LEMANS, clean rebuilt engine with six any cycle, any rate. 144 North 485-0256. C-5-31 745 Burcham convertible, 1967. V-8, clean. month guarantee. $650. Harrison, East Lansing or Phone IV9-4410. 5-5-8 332-5335. 337-1503. 3-5-8 LLOYD'S OF 351-3118 LANSING. 0-5-31 Aviation if no answer call 484-4014 PONTIAC TEMPEST. 1964. VOLKSWAGEN 1967,$700. REGISTER NOW Runs good, clean. $200 or bast offer. After 5 p.m. 20,000 on new engine and tires, snow tires. 355-3203. BSA 1971. leaving 650 country. Thunderbolt, $1000 or LEARN TO FLY I Complete flight training. All couras are 3-5-8 best offer. 487-5189. 2-5-5 349-4817. C-4-5-5 government and VA certified. FOR YOUR FRANCIS AVIATION. CROSSWORD APARTMENT Airport Road. Call 484-1324. PUZZLE FOR THIS (Etopctungftam C-5-31 Employment ACROSS 1 Roman bronze 4. Short for a 28. Perimeter 30. Uncovered 32. Football musical position has it . SUMMER instrument 33. Items of .. SHARP GIRLS wanted for full time help. Apply at Mid-West 7. Unicorn fish interest 34. British spy 11 Happy OR NEXT Trouser Exchange, 529 East 13. Hebrew lyre 35. Adhere FALL heated Grand River, East Lansing. 2-5-4 14. Hire 15. 16 Bongo Repetition 37. South of France 41. Cubicle FULL TIME waitress, nights. 17. Russian 42. Praised aristocrat 44 Russian city 4.Troop Apply at WONDER BAR, and all 5008 South Logan. 10 a.m. - 19. Straightedge 22. Compass point 45. Employees' wages entertainers 5 Answer book Itaket vo|0,|\°' bonus extras! Like: a Mini-bus thai 6 p.m. 882-9400.5-5-8 24. Equally 46. Gambles s|ep to ci> r°und lr'ps 8 day' 'rom apartment door- 26. Group of three 47. Attribute pense ann, r°oni el>minating parking problems, ex- 4620 S.liAGADORN SHORTHAND, TYPING, 27. Secular 48. Shelter general office, mornings. East below and dio l„, „ ih.T°tP ,5 and B B Q P',s and stuff Read ,ea,ures than you'll ever get Just north of Mt. Hope Rd. Lansing, 351-6630. 3-5-5 ^ from only $180 a month, TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for BUILDING MY own house this 10. Limb t,«pTe1eMnr?,on«,ionin8 1 ■ All Utilities included summer and fall. These spacious luxury apartments are completely Summer. Need part • time 12. Watchful 17. Hirsute CompiPt(l|., y ■ c*'Peting Throughout ■ Drapes 1 Are, K\r"'shed ■ Balcony or Patio Units carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean help. $2.25/hour. List adornment 'Mlurint b di d,°P li,e ■ Walk thru Kitchen furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual experience, skills in order of 18. Injunction 1 ^washer ■ 8era,or " Ran«e ■ Disposer work preference and available 20. Citified central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 time. Must have own tools. 21.Tael parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated Box 1132 Lansing, Michigan 23. Potato bud 24. Pepper plant swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to 48904. 2-5-4 25. Straightforward be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. The 2 29 Polo stick Model Apt JOJ A bedroom units start at $60/month per man. RENTAL AGENTS wanted, 2 31 Hesitate "Jus mil sales ladies for a rewarding 36. Misfortunes Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 38. Hero career in real estates. Many 349-3530 LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE. SIX, NINE and TWELVE fine 39 Cancel properties available to ApARTMENTS MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE . rent, high commissions paid. 40 Not busy 41 Stocky horse ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Contact Mr. Steele, 42.Canon MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 241 E. SAGINAW HWY SUITE 411 EDWARD G. HACKER 43. Affirmative EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 COMPANY 485-2262, evenings 4d5 1816. 10-5-17 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan _ Jhursday^May ^ For Rent For Rent For Rent . For Sale Student USED BIKES, men's, women's Apartments Apartments Houses ~~ 24", 26 ". 351-2223, 4-6 p.m! gu,tar~am7;>1 !IE1 SUMMER. 3-4 girls, excellent SPACIOUS DUPLEX, efficiency, fall. 3 bedroom SUMMER/FALL 2 bedroom furnished, carpet. 536 South DIRECTORY Wednesday only. 2-5-4 and Thursday r8Verb .wo ""d condition mu, r. SI m location, across from Mason. $210. 351-5326. 3-54 1st half summer. 355-8218. Magnolia $125,6054 Gibson $110, EXAMINEb 200 WATT amplifer. Bruce guitar Sacrifice $275. J^.555T 5-5-10 summer reduced. • EYES BEAD CRAFTS, Brother Gambit ORUMS QUIET GIRL NEEDED 482-6906. 1-5-4 • GLASSES DECOUPAQE SUPPLIES, Slick Trading Co. 355-9368 3-5-6 around 7 pm ?W",n ROGERS7J SUMMER. 2 man. $65. No SUMMER RENTAL, available • CONTACT LENS evmboi, ART REPRODUCTIONS Excellent C0J "<■ deposit. 332-0741. 5-5-8 June after finals, house with SUMMER/FALL 5 bedroom I.L. Collin*, Optometrist candle making mppUe* . PORTABLE COLORED TV. 2 apartments. Complete Lake Lansing furnished, C6-Optical Services Enfield's Incorporated 1972. Perfect condition. WANTED: TWO bedroom two $230/month. 694-9389. carpet, family room and 5-5-10 fireplace. $240, summer 821IS.Lofm. 393-4390 693 M-43, Okemoi. 349-1940 Must sell. Desperate. apartment, under $180, Sale. Brand man close. 353-7338. 3-5-4 reduced. 5920 Potter. 351-6085. 3-5-6 n,* S ALBERT APARTMENTS, under new STREET COUNTRY 482-6906. 1-5-4 HOUSE located in University Inn Barber JIMMIE BORN Shop Auto Parts BUD'S Late Model Motors and Inc. 50 USED SEWING machines, $9.95 and up. Consoles and »e4'9ect5ioJ507rr^ ownership. Renting BOe JONES PAINTS SUMMER! summer/fall, 1 block from nice area. Horses boarded on parts a speciality. portables, Zig-Zag and straight campus. Phone 351-6676. property. Couple only. Halfway between Holt and stitchers. 5-5-10 $175/month. 4 miles south PH. - 351-1110 Mason on N Cedar 694 2154 ELECTRO-GRAND. 804 per person East Michigan, Lansing. of MSU near Holt. 882-8779. *45 SUBLEASE Single girl FOR working summer. or 5-5-10 WASHDAY SAVINGS ISc par kiad TIm tract for ton COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE A to 6019 S.Cedar RENTAL I 393-2232 Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 9-12 noon. 0-22-5-31 Sh"""' «N student. Call after five, GIRLS, FOUR to six, summer, Special Tun Wuher JOc 351-2193. B1-1-5-4 furnished, U-HAUL RENTALS garage sale near campus, WENDROW'S ECONOWASH 130 West Grand River Ave. c s60 SUBLEASE SUMMER. Large parking, 332-890a 2-5-5 JOOS VIM St. 7 «.». to 11 p.m. I blk. W. of S««ri 351-6010 VALLEV-TOWRIGHT PERMANENT HITCHES INSTALLED ANTIQUE unfinished. TRUNKS, huge selection, finished and Also families. Baby "ems, toys, and, antiq^J SUMMER/FALL 3 bedroom trunk 2 - man furnished , refinishing 655-1109 per person air-conditioned, close. furnished, carpet. 827 East GOLF DRIVING RANGE PUSE PAINTING course. miscellaneous Nofcf s75 351-6847. 3-5-8 Saginaw $135, reduced. 482-6906. 1-5-4 summer ™ m v m! Mi MINIATURE GOLF GOLF EQUIPMENT SALES > Reasonable Rates • Estimates 3-5-6 GARAGE SALE (alley). 259 May 5-6 9.6 "1 Map I (-wood, Off Grand East J FOUR MAN, summer, 2 full FAIRWAY GOLF RANGE, 1 Jere Brown Durand Street. Children's Rjvs" baths, air conditioned, across SEPTEMBER 2 stoves, 2 GRAND RIVER AVENUE- Hagadorn. 2-5-5 CEDAR VILLAGE from campus. 332-1487. refrigerators, 2 complete A FEW MINUTES Bruce Douglas clothes and assorted items. Saturday, May 6th. 9 a.m.- 6 APARTMENTS 1-5-4 baths, 3 bedrooms. EAST OF MSU 332-8745 349-4817, 349-2781 p.m. 2-5-5 ONLY re co 3 dayj"it Furnished, close to MSU, up rd and Bogue St. at the Red Cedar FREE CAR with sublease, 2-man, close, summer to 6. $300/month. 694-9389. 5-5-10 M. THOMPSON JEWELRY STUDENTOURS TRAVEL CENTER PAR -MOR SALE - SEWING machine, marshall music J 351-5180 233 M.A.C. AVE. GOLF COURSES dresses, fan, T.V., bed, men's, $ 150/month. 332-0177. EAST LANSING 129 E. GRAND RIVER panasonic 8-traajL. women's, infant's and SUBLET SUMMER. 2-man. 3-5-8 ONE BEDROOM. 1 block from campus, furnished, garage, 351-1525 Watch and Jewelry Repairs 351-2650 Illuminated Driving Range 9 hole Par 3 toddler's clothing, toys, and am/fm output and two ty rtctiw] EUROPE 3 OR 4 man sublet, summer, garden. $160 includes & Regulation course letters, books, much more. speakers, Uift Jewelry INFORMATION two w|| Collingwood behind Yankees. utilities, available September Corner Park Lk. Rd. & E. M-78 Thursday - Sunday. 224 $175. All Work Guaranteed 351-3624. 5-5-10 15. 6-7:30 p.m. 351 6088. y[ FLIGHTS 332-3432 West Lake Lansing Road, 355-3644.1*41 between Abbott and Wl LLIAMSTON, 1 bedroom, appliances furnished. Utilities HOLT-2188 Meadowlawn, 2-5-4 ELDORADO GOLF Complete Line of Harrison. Phone: 351-7159. boat i2'7e;;i horsepower Mer( COURSE Golf Equipment modem unfurnished 1 2 ONE BLOCK from campus. 4-5 1-5-4 paid. $130. 655-2092. 4-5-9 or 3750 W. Howell Rd. Mason trailer. $300. ( Don Chalfant bedrooms. From $150. bedroom, furnished, garage. Student Rates-Weekdays 3-5-8 GOLF PROFESSIONAI. GUITAR. HARMONY 150, 3/4 NEAR SPARROW Hospital, Children welcome. 484-6032 $320 plus utilities, available Driving Range, Carts, Golf Equipment, Rental Clubs, LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT large 2 bedroom, furnished, after 5 p.m. 3-5-8 June 15, 6-7:30 p.m. size, like new. $25. ELECTRO for more Information BRANSON BAY 339 8685. S-3-5 8 - VOICEMOOL air conditioned. For Summer. 351 6088. 2-5-4 stereo SUBLEASE 4-man Waters Edge CALL 676-2854 GOLF COURSE 663-4144 Marshall 50 loudspeaken| $175 includes utilities. 3? 1 -i»J99»r i on -up*D. 11» r - watt 332-5144. 3-5-8 Apartment, Fall. Call HOUSE WITH garden needs WINNIBAGO TRUCK Camper. new. 351-1889. 353-0381.3-5-8 singles. Call 489-2891 after 5 Sleeps 4, stove, refrigerator, 501 HILLCREST. 1 bedroom pjn. 3-5-4 For Rent For Sale For Sale toilet. $1300. IV4-8988. KING-SIZED vvaterbrt J furnished apartments. 4 5-5 frame and loam MILFORD STREET 126,deluxe Available July 1, August 1, 2 and 3 man apartments, SUMMER HOUSE, great 482-1822.2-5-5 RECTI LINEAR III speakers. 2 September 1, NO PETS. location, utilities paid 1 - 6 Houses FURNITURE, TENT Sale. Save RUMMAGE AND Bake Sale. furnished, air - conditioning months old, with cartons, 30% - 50% at BROOKS Walking distance to Campus. people, $55/month, Hurry! Sponsored by the Unitarian WEDDING DRESS J walking distance to campus. must sell. 393-8816.4-5-5 FURNITURE, downtown - GRADUATE STUDENTS 485-3014. 5-5-9 Phone 351 -6232,372-5767 or 351-0866. 5-5-5 4-5 bedroom house for Grand Ledge, Phone Universalist Church of Greater Lansing. 855 Grove, $75. 1 pink formal,'! 489-1656.22-5-31 $20. 1-6 year baby oil summer. 353-6894. 5-5-9 627-9600. 0-12-5-17 TWO MEN for four rTian, Fall 3 ROOM HOUSE, furnished, Saturday May 6. 9 a.m. - 4 487-6277. 2 5-5 $62.50/nr,onth. Tom, available p.m. 4-5-5 EAST LANSING. Furnished. 2 immediately. GOLF CLUBS, full set, best 351-2328. 5-5-9 bedroom apartments for Inquire at Amos Bar and Rooms offer. Call after 6 p.m. 2 SUN B0TTUMS, 2 isfl Restaurant or Phone ARCHERY SET. Chemistry s summer term on Grove 365-8082. 3-5-4 IV7-6228 after 6:30 p.m. Clothes, books, records, DUPLEX, FURNISHED, 3 Street. $200/month. All SUMMER ROOM and board. 10 3-5-5 much more. 669-3342. 3-5-4 bedrooms, summer and fall. utilities paid except weeks. Theta Sorority. IBM TYPEWRITERS excellent 372-1629. 10-5-8 electricity. Call 349-4157. 349-9371, 337-0100. B-3-5^ LUXURY condition, $425, $300, $275. 5-5-4 DUPLEX, Spartan Phone Barb 332-8651. 3-5-5 Avenue, 4-man, furnished, GIRLS - FURNISHED rooms long or small term lease, call Sporting Goodies I MSU. Cooking. Summer SUMMER! EAST soon, LANSING 1634 - Available Cambria, 2 after 4 p.m. 485 6222. 3-5-5 near lease. 332-5622, 353-0769. VOX SUPER-continental organ, duel keyboard, virtually As low as bedroom apartments. One B1-1-5-4 unused. Phone: 351-4972. with fireplace, central air, FOUR RESPONSIBLE women to share 2 bedroom furnished 3-5-5 garages. $220. 351-4417 after REALLY ONE block from *37*° 6 p.m. 10-5-11 house, 9 month lease, $240 per month. 349-3849 after 6 campus. utilities Large, sunny, all paid. Cooking, TAPE DECK, Panosonic, Discounts on discounts on camping equipmt&M p.m. 3-5-4 COLE'S BAKERY autoreverse, autostop, SUBLEASE, 2 bedroom, Capitol parking, pets. $72/month. EUREKA, CAMP TRAILS, COMFY, and oihrg Call before 5 p.m„ 355-5262. SURPLUS BAKERY foods at play-record both directions. HALSTEAD MGT. Villa, $165. Available June 2, 356-2718. 3-5-5 quality brand name deeping bags, back packs, te 5 OR 6 responsible women to reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off 351-7939.3-5-4 1-5-4 and camping accessories at cut prices. is still leasing at retail prices, great share large 4 bedroom eating, for summer term! furnished house. 12 month great economy I SURPLUS 15" ZENITH, COLOR, EAST-NEAR Frandor. Single LARGE, TWO party, furnished portable, excellent condition, 444 Michigan Ave. lease. $300 per month room for male grad student STORE, 640 South Waverly, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD efficiency, air conditioned, $115. 2 large aquariums, 351-7910 summer term. $360 per IV2-8304. 3-5-5 immediately North of 1-496 Group discounts (3 close to campus. $137 summer. $154 fall. 484-0585, month September - June. expressway. C-3-5-5 reasonable. 353-0954. or more) bevond ourre^ilardiwj 349-3849 after 6 p.m. 3-5-4 ROOMS FOR girls, in managed 10-5-16 THREE BEDROOM, grad 351-1610. 0-5-31 GARRARD SL55B SHURE student, $60 each, or married group living situation. Meals M44E base, cover, like new, 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. WE ARE OVERSTOCKED AND UNDERPRICElJ 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 LARGE 2 excellent and optional. The money you save will be well worth couple. 10 minutes to bedroom, $45. Best offer. 353-4180. Tanks, canisters and uprights. campus, 393-3532 after 6 man furnished apartments, unfurnished, $180/month. Parking. Call ED2-6426. the time you spend on getting here!! 3-5-5 Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 p.m. 3-5-8 including heat, $62.50 - Available now - September 5-5-10 and up. DENNIS $82.50 per man. 135 1 5. Near. 372-31 1 7, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. ONE GIRL roommate wanted KEDZIE, $85 per man. Lease 351-0918.5-5-8 ROOM FOR liberal student, 316 North Cedar, opposite SportiAQ Good/lllholesolei CTCDl:i-. to sublet for Fall. starting June 15 and kitchen facilities. 2 blocks STERE0. OLSON rece.ver, City Market. C-3-5-4 Twy ckingham. 332-4069. September First. Days from campus $55/month plus excellent condition; $250 i; will sacrifice. Warehouse Discount Outlet 1-5-4 487-3216. utilities. 361-3340. 3-5-8 355-2673. 2172 Telegraph Rd.. Pontiac Evenings till 10 GUITAR, HARMONY p.m. 882-2316. Summer MODERN EFFICIENCY leases available. 0-5-31 ROOMS: MEN cooking, Sove reign condition, , case, $50. excellent 484-4615 7 Miles North of 696, Telegraph Exit j available for summer and fall. summer, all. Real close. TEAC A23 stereo cassette deck, after 4 p.m. 3-5-5 Open: Wed-Sat 10-9,Sun. 11 -6 Call 355-0975. 3-5-8 LAKE LANSING , nice 2 337-9566. 5-5-8 Sony CS300 AM/FM bedroom, carpeted, ARRANGING SABBATICAL? portable cassette recorder. SPACIOUS 2-man furnished. air-conditioned, picture Faculty couple will rent, ROOMS, SINGLES AND Professional Electronic Flash Quiet, close - in, summer window owrlooking Lake house sit starting September. DOUBLES. Cooking facilities. units. Hershey Sunlite Model 49'>25 lor the reduced rates. Call 487-3216 Lansing. $170. 489-3261. 355-7765. 3-5-4 Utilities paid. CALL III. Graflex Strobo Flash or 882-2316. x-10-5-12 3-5-4 372-8077. C-5-31 Model IV, Honeywell 64B, SUMMER, 3 bedrooms, Good Selection. Used FRANDOR NEAR, CASA Del NEED TWO girls for 3-man ROOMS: $150/term. Bogue furnished $180. Couple or Telephoto and wide angle Sol. Lansing's newest and apartment Fall term. Street. Parking available. lenses, TV sets, 1972 graduate students. 337-2494, camera most distinctive address. One 353-1226.3-5-5 353-7212. 3-5-8 351-4280 after noon. typewriters, tapestries, per month bedroom apartments B1-1-5-4 head-phones, 8-track home featuring shag carpeting, TWO MAN, sublet, close to and car tape players. 500 FOUR BEDROOM house, drapes, central air, campus, clean, $150. Call 351-9139. 5-5-9 summer term. $60 per For Sale used 8-track tapes, $2 each. Cash Prlct dishwasher, double door refrigerator and private entrance. From $170. Model NEED 1 girl for Cedar Village person. 5-5-10 Phone 355-4247. FREE PARKING at rear of store, WILCOX SECOND HAND STORE, 509 East Michigan Avenue, 8 - 5:30 p.m., (Including Cash or Sales Trade Unpaid balance of Tax) cash i TOYOTA fall-spring or fall-winter. Call for your convenience. Filing Fee $2.00 open daily 1-5 p.m. 129 EAST LANSING. June Monday - Sat u rday Highland. Call 351-3615 or 353-5847. 3-5-5 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 372-8526, occupancy, 4 bedroom 485-4391. BankAmericard, License and 351 7982. 3-5-5 East Michigan Avenue, Title transfer $4.00 furnished house close to Master Charge, Layaway, FURNISHED Apartment. STUDIO Excellent SOUTHEAST furnished, deposit - 3 rooms, utilities paid, required, campus. Call Students welcome. EDWARD G. HACKER 372-7409. C-5-5 Terms, Trades. C Amount Financed Finance Charge Total of Payments $1850.00 $514.00 $2364.00 Corolla 120) COMPANY Rental Annual percentage rate 10.97% CoUingUiooti location. Available June 1. $135/month. No children or Headquarters 485-2262, or Deferred payment price 2664.00 Call 332-8167. 3-5-8 pets. 489-5678. 3-5-5 Mr. Steele 485-1816. 10-5-17 Cedar Greens means a pool, condieverything tioning, air and else . . . Toyota CorolU 1200 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are WHEELS carpeted and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have ample parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident - manager for TOYOTA any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month per man. FOR RENTAL 351-8631,3-6-9 and INFORMATION CALL:MARK SIMONS, 1-6 twelve month leases available. p.m., getting together •Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking 'Dishwashers •New Furniture ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 'Shag Carpeting •Model Open Daily 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. SUITE411 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 2400 E.MICHIGAN AVE. 5 Blocks West of Frandor Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 4, 1972 11 for Sale Lost & Found Real Estate Service LOST: LARGE black cat near NICE 2 .It's What's Happening. bedroom house, REMEMBER REED'S garage 7-11 Market. Answers to . . basement, large lot. East we're back! Domestics, "Motes". Reward. 351-9227 . Lansing. 351-0147. 5-5-10 VWs, Datsun, Toyota. 2707 3-6-6 Announcements for It's What's The MSU Management Club The MSU Amateur Radio Club Students interested in working East Kalamazoo. 485-2998. Happening must be received in will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in Animals LOST: WITNAUER FOUR BEDROOM hJu»~in Glen 5-5-10 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 the Teak Room, Eppley Center. invites anyone interested in code or theory classes in preparation on Frank Kelley'sbid forSenatoi or Hubert Humphrey's campaign Watch Cairn area, by owner. 933 reward p.in. at least two class days before Two speakers will be featured. for an amateur radio license to will meet at noon today in the offered. Call Barb Westlawn. Call EXTERIOR 332-6744 PAINTING. Grad publication. No announcements tfURE I- P°0DLE PuPP'es' 351-3214 after 5 pjn. 3-5-4 5-5-10 students, reliable, references. will be accepted by phone. No Inter - Varsity Christian meet at 7:30 p.m. Engineering Bldg. today in 339 alcove of the Union UN Lounge. Black females. Sire Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. announcements will be accepted Fellowship will present Elwyn Hillel will offer services at 6:15 -|ng shown. 349-1328. 231 LOREE, Free estimates. C-4-5-8 for events outside the greater Davies speaking on "Prayer" at 8 Donald Weinshank, professor p.m. Friday followed by dinner |3.6794. 2-5-5 Personal Ea$t Lansjng 4 Lansing area. tonight in the Union Green of natural science, will speak on and at 10 a.m. Saturday followed bedroom. Colonial BMevel. 2 Room. "Ethics and Population Control" by Kiddush. full baths, FOR QUALITY service on ■>v NEEDS good home. FLEA MARKET exhibitors family room with stereos. TV's and recorders. at Hillel's Sunday supper and Krman shepherd and fireplace. Fully carpeted C.K. Yang, University of sought for unique Military - THE STEREO SHOPPE. The Wilson Hall Celebration of speaker at 5:30 p.m. Call 332 - Large double garage. Saturday. Registi fcjor. 361-7642.2-6-6 Railroad - Civilian events, Excellent 337-1300. C-5-31 Computer Center by today. Call _ Creative Design will be held from 1916 for rides or information. Pittsburgh, will speak "Observations on location. Under on My China July 2-3 in connection with 353 - 3975 for information. noon to 5 p.m. May 13. Entry ■ SPRINGER Spaniel $40,000. By owner blanks are available at Wilson Bill Remus, teacher of Trip" at 3 p.m. today in 104B icm "the 4th the Wells Hall. transcendental meditation, will ^ , year. AKC, liver North", July 1-4 in Lake 337-1518. 3-5-5 10% DISCOUNT with on all portraits reception desks through hold an informal, unstructured this ad. MOTHER'S JUite, $75 . 669-3960. City. Reputable craft, relic and displays sought. No BY OWNER. Large comfortable DAY is May 14. CYCLOPS Saturday. This is open to all students. rap at 8 tonight at Synergy. The College undergraduate counselor for of Business §10 family home near campus STUDIO. 220 Albert. Harm J. de Blij, University of Campus Action will meet at 9 Janet Reed will present a voice freshmen and sophomores will registration fee. Contact tonight in 30 Union to discuss 332-8223. 5-5-8 Miami, will speak on "South ;"k7tTENS. ' Litter - Nancy Kless. 518 Union, 332-0573. C-2-5-5 Africa: Bantustans and Buffer representing Jesus in daily life. recital at 2 p.m. Sunday in the hold office hours from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesdays d 9 weeks. Male, white Lake City, Michigan 49651 Music Auditorium. The public is Zones" at 1:50 p.m. Friday in and Thursdays in 315 Eppley ■„ranqe. Female, tiger, 1-5-4 IDEAL LOCATION PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and The Games Club will meet at 1 invited. to MSU. 304 Natural Science Bldg. Center. 1,3434.353-8750. 1-5-4 NOW, FIVE barbers to serve Lindberg Drive, Lansing. 3 bedroom Ranch, 1V4 baths, leather cleaning and refinishing. OKEMOS DRY The Christian Science p.m. Saturday, FarmHouse, 151 Bogue St. Core ere ational softball for married students and spouses will Robert Stevens, professor of CLEANERS. 2155 Hamilton _..H COCKER Spaniels, you. UNION BUILDING living room, fireplace, double Organization will meet at 4 p.m. be held at 1 p.m. Sundays at the agriculture economics, will speak fc 3-10 weeks old. $75. BARBER SHOP. C-1-5-4 lot, fenced, 2 car garage. Land Road, Okemos. 349-0910. 0-1-5^ today in the West Shaw meeting room. All are welcome. LBC - SAC and Froum will hold and informal meeting at 8:30 Spartan Village softball field. on "Economic Problems and contract. Call Prospect of Pakistan" at 7:30 J0.95V2. B1-1-5-4 482-2365. 5-5-5 p.m. Sunday in the College There will be a special seminal p.m. today in 34 Union. Call 332 Room, West Holmes upper 0202 for information. Bernard puppies, learning to control your ESP. more - on r lounge, to discuss advising Good house dogs. Recreation PHOTOCOPIES 3cl Wanted programs. Opening lecture at 7:30 p.m. purpose! They help rid the Friday in the Union. Free U classes meeting today: j$ and up. Negotiable. Call nose of irritating substances. UNION BEAT XEROX prices Hypnotism - 7 p.m., 202 Bessey [3.7793. Owosso. 5-5-10 And STATE NEWS Summer BOARD FLIGHTS. CREATIVE RESEARCH, Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 220 DON'T FORGET blood comes only from people. Save a life. Gay Liberation Movement will Hall; Toward a Counter Classified Ads can help rid Flights meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Technology - 7:30 p.m., 301 you of irritating bills. Just Detroit-London, Give blood. | MINIATURE Dachshund look around your home for available from $195, Contact still donors Professional Stefanoff Lounge, Student Bessey Hall; Yoga - 7 p.m., is. Registered, 10 weeks 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. compensated. Services Bldg. Call 353-9795 for Union Green Room; Prepared the good things there you no Eckankar, the ancient science $50 each. 669-3481. longer use like outgrown UNION BOARD FLIGHTS Lowest prices in town! 50 copies, MICHIGAN COMMUNITY more information. Childbirth - 8:30 p.m., Snyder of sou! travel, will meet at 7:30 baby furniture, sporting Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. C $ 1.50. Copies, better and cheaper BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Trophy Room; Gestalt Therapy p.m. Friday in the Union Mural 7 p.m., Classroom C, Snyder goods that have lost their C-5-31 The MSU Reading Orchestra — than printing. Room. All are welcome. Interest to you, but that will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in Hall. ["eNGLISH Sheep dog Champion sired, Make a would love to list of your 9 THE PAPER EATER 9, 211 Abbott The Trail Blazers Equestrian 120 Music Bldg. All interested !S, - Road, FOR SALE: Two tickets, Club will people are invited. The Free U Media Class will sponsor an open _j, disposition, $350. 3 55-8255. A 351-4321.C-5-31 GUESS WHO Concert, May backyard playday at 9 a.m. meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the friendly Ad |e.344 5936. 10-5-15 Writer will help you word 11, Civic Center. $6 or 2/$9. Saturday at 5833 W. Howe Road. Lubavitcher weekend for Hillel's by North Hubbard discuss local media and the Lounge to your Want Ad to bring you READ TV 489-1 345. 5-5-9 DeWitt. FACTS, Monday, call 332 - 1916 or 351 - formation of a media review E„, LOVABLE, healthy, cash buyers. Do it today! EUROPE SUMMER '72. Round distributed every Wednesday 6647. ive' 8 week female. It's trip jets from $219. at your local merchants. FOR SALESPOWER try a little Deadline for petitions for !l 351-4014. 3-B-5^ C-22-5-31 Senior Class Council is today in PREGNANT? We understand. STUDENTOURS, 129 East Classified Ad to sell a large 307 Student Services Bldg. iMMMMHNM 1 KITTENS, six weeks Call u». Pregnancy Grand River, 351-2650. mobile home! Dial 355-8255 ;;JJJ 10* trained. Free. Each 355-2824. C-10-5-16 The Faith and Freedom Forum today. of these four kittens counseling. 372-1560. 0-5-31 Typing Service will present William Carath on the UN: "Red China's In - Get a tender, loving human WATERBEDS. GREAT SPAIN: PRE - SUMMER break, TWO GIRLS need to talk to U.S. Out" at 7:30 p.m. today at I make life complete. June 8 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. pleasure, great guarantee - 19, complete the De Witt Middle SchooL Hawaiian about jobs. ■7-3096. S-4-5-5 from $9.50. No better buy. package, $219. Inquire: Theses, term papers. IBM. Herbison Road. Best rates. Call 351-4619. 627-5319. 1-5-4' 351-0717. 3-5-5 STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. LlE kittens, 8 weeks 355-2824. C-10-5-16 10-5-11 msmmiiq \ ( Abyssinian, free. FREE. . . A lesson in / Y0U VE NEVER 1 i'm well aware of that fe-0548. 3-5-4 complexion care. Call MEMORIAL WEEKEND: COMPLETE THESES service. SENT ME A 484-4519, East Michigan, or Nassau, $139. Toronto, $59. Discount printing. IBM typing IoyED SUPER Sale. Large 485-7197 Lansing Mall. May 26-29. Deluxe packages. and binding of theses, > male and female. MERLE NORMAN Call STUDENTOURS, resumes, publication. Across ^ be seen at K-9 Coiffures. COSMETICS STUDIOS. 351-2650, 355-2824. from campus, corner M.A.C. er of Aurelius and Holt C-3-5-4 C-10-5-16 and Grand River, below Jones loads. Phone 694-3349 or ONI DO N THEATRE Stationery Shop. Call 3-8418. 3-5-5 LANSING HAMMOND Organ 'ORKSHOP 1972. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Society meetng. Monday, Exciting vacatlon^tudy: 337-1666. C-5-31 ADVENTURE May 8, 1972 7:30 p.m. | Mobile Home* . Grinnell's Frandor. Come and Mime. Production, con SKIRTED, bring a friend or two. 4-5-8 London 29 University, July TYPING etc. THESES and letters, Rapid, accurate service. (A DOZEN R05ES 15 f| (W0U COULP SENP ) FOR A MOST Aug. 25. $545. Write V_SI6N OF LOVE Vme eleven , - id, partly furnished, $2250. Box 7124 Wauwatosa, Wl. Experienced. 393-4075. 1. 641-4004. 3-5-5 Peanuts Personal 53213.1-414-771-4363 C-5-31 TOUR OF THE %=M JET FLIGHTS to Germany JbRANDT 1970. 12' x 44'. from $159. Anne Munnich, d condition, must sell, 355-7846. 0-5-4 offer over $2600. Call Camp out in Africa . . . r 669-7031 after dissertations, theses, EUROPE -WEEKLY Flights. i). 5-5-9 DORIS: CONGRATULATIONS Tours available. Call Frank manuscripts, general typing, Explore Persia . . . IBM. 22 years experience. new Phi Mu V.P.I Big Sis is Buck. 351-2286, 5-7 p.m. 349-0850. C-5-31 | RENT, summer/fall. East proud of you. 1-5-4 2-5-5 Climb the Andes in Peru . ni} a, small deposit. ■26072 3-5-8 DEAR PROFESSIONAL THESIS Wander thru Afganistan and JOann, HAPPY, happy Service . birthday. Low, Chicken, typing for any field. IBM f 10' * 50' Close to campus Fox, and Koby. 1-5-4 Selective Typewriter. Call Nepal . . . FROM WHERE you sit, check js route. Fine condition, Sharon Vliet, 6 2 7-2936. the better jobs in today's op by lot 426, Trailer Haven VICKY: CONSIDER yourself Classified Ads. D-20-5-22 Investigate the outer regions ■ call337-9621. 5-5-5 part of the family! Love, of the Sahara .. . Your AEPhi Sisters. 1-5-4 JlETTE , 1970. 12' x 7' x 21' Expando, 63', 3 KAT I HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOOKING FOR A SECOND CAR? tility shed. Phone Baby! We love you 11 Donald GIVE OS FIRST CRACK. MAKE YOUR SUMMER VACATION Duck, Mr. Magoo, Muttley and Turkey; also Rodney A SUMMER ADVENTURE! i Lost & Found KIM HAPPY BIRTHDAY Cheryl, Our Food Is For more information call us have a gillion more. Love, P1 WE lost our Mother in AIMANTIIB 1st Lansing. She's grey and Barry. 1-5-4 1965 VW Sedan, good body & finish, clean inside, fcck striped with white neck Jd legs. ; Please send her signed 4 hungry M.D.P. STUDENTS: One of actually got a jobl Advisees us not perfect but nice, $595. 1966 VW Sedan, 2 to choose from, both have excell. i^coilege travel TRE-Z see Barney before motor & drive out good, need touch up, $695. 130 W. Grand River 351 6010 351-5971. Reward. mid-May. 5-5-10 1967 VW Sedan, runs good, drives great, needs paint, $695. 1968 Opel Kadet, origin, red finish, good body, motor, etc., $695. Steak Chicken girl scout jamboree Over 75 displays this 1965 Plymouth dependable trans., $395. Valiant, 4 - dr., 6 cyl., good Beef - Fish • Sandwiches weekend at the Lansing Mall. glenn harriman vw, inc. Come see your VfrflUwayic VeaHtotfuf Girl Scouts in 6135 W. Saginaw OPEN Mon. - Thurs. "Til 9 482 - 6226 in concert action-Sot. & Sun. Kllanslng mall Presents ELTON JOHN WITH DEE MURRAY Hi I Saginaw at Elmwood NIGEL QLSSON "the center of things" FIRST LIMITED EDITION □AVEV JOHNSTONE 1972 HUMMEL MOTHERS DAY PLATE For the first limited edition in our Mother's Day Plate Series STEREO SALE portraying the authentic works of Sister Berta Hummel we have chosen a painting which characterizes her unique talent for capturing the charm of children. We offer this plate for Mother's Day, 1972 with the express permission of Mrs. Viktoria Hummel, the mother and legal heir of the late artist. Mrs. Hummel has never before authorized any reproduction of this work of art, which hangs In the home of Dr. Franz late artist's brother. STARTS FRIDAY $15.00 See State \L\(TkK LKinlOk(nOTkA Roy Wood has fused the highly acclaimed rock of his group, The Move, with light symphonic music, to produce THE ELECTRIC for Deta LIGHT ORCHESTRA England's Disc Magazine says it "could be the sound and combination to take over where the Beatles left off... Comparison is inevitable and favorable!' light orchestra The Stereo Shoppe 543 E. Grand Limited quantity River (Next to Paramount Nbwi) °Pen 10 5:45 Wed. Till 9 Sat. Till 5 of this C(MT(* 90 collector series United Artists °av» on Records and Tapes. same at cash-Bank Cards Welcome 319 E. Grand River in 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 4, S.Viet command in far north (Continued from page one) • _ m_ a .1 « ... It . • .. • A ■ quickly abandoned frontier bases and fell back to Quang Tri, m . 1 A u ll. Into units to A 1 _ A 1 f (Un f#> »■«« nn join in the defense of the former seat of MAM 4- f * . * ■ altered •• • M along the My Chanh River defense . lino ?n Brig. Gen. Vu „ , ' , l! Van Giai was relieved as commander of the ^ f fK where it was shattered in the battle for that northernmost provincial capital. Vietnamese kings. There were reports of clashes six mUes southwest ofllue, hue. There has been speculation that " *5 miles n th x, 3rd Infantry Division that was badly battered at Quang Tri. ^ loss of Quang ^ opened the w>y for a North but no major thrust was reported by North Vietnamese drive might slow after the An announcement said he was put under investigation. Vietnamese advance onHue, the old imperial capital 32 miles trooPs coming down from Quang Tri. fight for Q h >&!«», The 3rd Division, formed only last year, received the full regrouped and resupplied. 8 ^ *hi|e to the south Associated Press correspondent Richard Blystone reported Despite some belief that Hue mi ht shock when the North Vietnamese swept across the ' , , / demilitarized zone March 30 to launch the spring offensive. It rr _. Disorganized government uisuiganizea government troops troot* were sunstill finding tneir their from the northern front that 1,v"' *MV - it had -— been relatively — -v quiet and that government positions appeared fairly wpll stabilized respjte, the city was in the arin'% ,n for» fa» j. WAV way mt.n Hup rnrnmanHprc MpH ni^pn fuHiaiv tr» nnii tknm into Hue Commanders tried, often futilely, to pull them that government positions appeared fairly well stabilized population of 200,000 had been sw swollen II HueV hu0 8 ->*** 150,000 refugees from the fighting in Associated Press correspondent Quano fe 5" inflU Holeer ill ince Quang Tri had IS? that 20,000 refugees from Green favors EPC plan south to Da Nang and that had headed south on their own. In an effort to an stop the North planes, for the second consecutive day additional 50 OOfm**"®01 Vietnam®* carriJ™ ',uere*4, hh. ® 600 strikes in the four (Continued from page one) charged with developing problem area, such as urban urban base we have built here been our experience that About two - thirds1 Of military regions of the attac'ks Sn!l> VieblM Urban and Metropolitan "faculties" in various poverty. with the support of other in CUA," Green said. when one has as part of its of fho centered A. _ . . related units. And I'm of the Quang Tri Province and Thua Thien just to ^ Research and an Urban and disciplines to come together Green said he thinks the "CUA is already pretty program thrust the the capital of Thua Thien Province. voluntarily to work on opinion that the training of """ Metropolitan Extension proposal to get various students to work effectively much structured around a development of open and Three American planes were downed south of Service. specific problems such as faculty members interested college model and we have collaborative efforts, then it but the three crewmen were o Under the college urban education and urban in urban problems is in urban areas can best not become insulated. It's happens," he said. rescued Us I emanate from the kind of spokesmen said. ' neadn a regular major, such as he said. The second proposal economics, and a certificate "However, the precise creates an Office of Urban signifying special training of medical students and Metropolitan Studies competency in an urban is done by the medical school Humphrey holds slim edge (Continued from page one) 23 Ohio congressional districts, with 42 defeated Alabama Gov. delegates, for a total of 80. George C. Wallace McGovern, leading in 11 districts, in Tuesday's other spotlight primary. headed for 55 delegates, a strong minority The results confirmed the positions of of the state's delegation even if he failed to Humphrey and McGovern as the front - win the at large vote. - runners in the Democratic presidential race Two districts seemed destined to go to as they headed for confrontations next local favorite son candidates. week in Nebraska, May 16 in Michigan, In the 18th District, five delegates May 23 in Oregon and June 6 in California. backing Rep. Wayne Hays, D - Ohio, led a Humphrey talked of bypassing some of McGovern date. the intervening tests and going straight to California, which will award 271 delegates — 18 per cent of the 1,509 needed for nomination — to the winner of its primary. Besides leading for the 38 at - large In Cleveland's predominantly black 21st District, eight delegates backing former Mayor Carl Stokes ran without opposition by the major contenders. The secretary of state's office in r)d \Vl7er) posts, Humphrey was ahead in nine of the Columbus said it would fight the suit. tfye snoW bad Residents give counter-budget (Continued from page one) provide start services, providing for people bicycle paths to $51,545 90 that all the first priority gone and spring bOrst Opon the lapd, the Women's Center and for themselves." paths could be constructed. the older person's progran. Terry Johnson from the He also urged that he were among those asking for Listening Ear, the 24 - hour funding for the monetary consideration at crisis center located on 547 beautification of the central the 21k hour hearing. East Grand River Ave., business district not be a City Manager John Patriarche pointed out that correction had to be made in the proposed budget asked council for a yearly subsidy of $2,700. help He also asked council to Listening Ear locate decreased form the planning commission's recommendation $46,000. of tpe people which was presented April new facilities which it LV- rejoiced and 10 to the council. estimated would cost Mike Cecka, one of the He explained that the city bike path developers, also $4,100 a year, and to tax rate of $17.17 per continue the subsidy if new urged council to provide thousand had been facilities found. were enough money for the first increased to $17.34 due to a Penny Harris and priority paths. "The first drank of change in the assessed Maureen May, two priority paths are a evaluation of the city. The representatives form the complete system in assessment had been Women's Center, 547 Grand themselves, and half a path estimated by the city to be $126 million but the Local River Ave., requested a would just inhibit their n spring aWine. monthly subsidy of $225. use," he said. Board of Review finalized Ms. Harris said, "women Representatives for the the figure as $124,967,770. don't have a place to go older persons pit-gram and Ms. Markusen, called the with other women to for the proposed proposed funding for police develop their cultural Environmental Quality "excessive." She suggested skills." She saw the Commission also asked that a 20 per cent cut in the women's center council for as filling bud get police force could be this need, and indicated that considerations. worked out as East Lansing a crisis center, a school or a is "a fairly peaceful drop - in center for women community." In the were all possibilities if proposed budget, 20.8 per funding were available. cent of the general fund is Planning Commissioner allocated to the police. David Milstein urged council She also asked that all to increase the proposed funds be eliminated for the $20,000 provided for Start your own spring celebration with Metro Squad. The proposed Tyrolia, California budget allocates $8,192 as white wine and natural fruit flavors. The new wine the city's share for the squad. Registered Nurses that captures the spirit of spring. Pure wine that's as light and bright as that first spring day. With the Comparing East Lansing Immediate openings in U.S. and abroad. to other communities, she Great facilities and working conditions. crisp, clean taste of oranges, lemons and flowery noted that the city's 4 per cent devoted to parks and Professional atmosphere. spices. Drink Gallo Tyrolia, the wine of spring. recreation is Challenging work. And celebrate! "extremely low Career satisfaction. statewide'' and Good salary. recommended an increase. Periodic promotions. save Volunteer workers to substitute for the hiring of full - time people would money, she continued, Liberal fringe benefits. Educational programs. Great social life. REQUIREMENTS: Dedication to job and country. Torolia " (.ililiimi.) Wliit.. Wiiw.«, N.itur.il Fruit flavor* Interested? Contact your Air Force Recruiter. Call adding that in the past volunteers had been "tremendously successful." RECRUITER at Nelson Brown, 1104 N. 300 N. Grand Ave. Hagadorn Road, one of the counter - budget workers, Lansing urged city council to encourage and provide subsidies for grassroots groups in community Hassled, Rushed action, such as the Drug Education Center. Tired and Hungry He noted that "if the government does not FORGET IT ALL STUDENTS! COLD WINE AND BEER GOODRICH SHOPRIK FACULTY! In the Spartan Shopping Center IS AVAILABLE AT BOTH T rowbridge and Harrison Rd. HOURS: MON -FRI 9 AM 6 PM 21 AND RENT A-PINTO OVER AURANT 9 PM SAT 9 AM $5/DAY 5c/MILE CALL: & BAR LARRY'S SH0PRITE Dan Gross 1109 E. Grand River or Jack Pagel Jack Dykstra Ford CLAMBAKE Every Fri. & Sat. For those party needs be sure to check our wide selection of package liquor Lansing 6-10 p.m. STORES 393 1800 718 E. Grand River HOURS: MON-THURS. 9 AM -9 PM FRI - SAT 9 AM • 10 PM SUN H Phone IV 2-6100