Wednesday Holland michigan Festival begins Sunny STATE NEWS Tulip . I.ndav find through state . . . and warmer with a high llVturday in Holland. between 75 and 80. I Michiga" university jume64 Number 161 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 17,1972 Wallace wins both primaries By RICK WILBINS received more than three-quarters of reports from county chairmen to him But Tuesday night he said he would State News Staff Writer the. Democratic vote with indicated that as many as 60 to 70 per eight resume campaigning on the west coast precincts reporting. cent of the Republican voters crossed Thursday. Alabama Governor George C. East Lansing city councilman over to the Democratic primary to McGovem placed third in Maryland Wallace, who lay sedated and still in George Colburn said he did not have vote for Wallace. behind Wallace and Humphrey taking serious condition in a Maryland any idea what the magnitude of the Many political observers also 22 per cent of the vote. Humphrey hospital after major surgery Monday vote would be before midnight. But he attributed Wallace's strong showing to received 26 per cent, 23,000 more afternoon, turned Michigan's first predicted, "We are going to have the sympathy votes from otherwise votes than McGovern. primary in 44 years into a no-contest most unbelievable turnout around." uncommitted Democrats and Wallace will send 41 of Maryland's election Tuesday, decisively Wallace was expected to win in Republicans. 53 delegates to the convention AP out-polling his Democratic rivals. Michigan, but not by such a large estimated. Both Humphrey and Wallace also was the winner in the margin. Wallace's votes came primarily McGovern will send 6 delegates. Maryland primary, taking 40 per cent from white Detroit suburbs where At the Wallace State Election As expected, Richard Nixon of the vote according to the busing Headquarters in Detroit and in was a politically hot issue. emerged as the obvious winner in Associated Press (AP). James McNeeley, Michigan Lansing, campaign workers were Maryland, defeating his opponents Democratic Party Chairman, said optimistic but subdued. Rep. Paul McCloskey and Rep. John Wallace's brother told CBS Ashbrook by 87 to 7 per cent and 87 In his first victory in a northern newsmen Tuesday night that he did to 3 per cent margins respectively. state Wallace captured 50 per cent of the vote in Michigan with 65 per cent U.S. bombs not think the governor would be campaigning for sometime — if at all — of the precincts reporting, AP but national staff members insisted indicated. Wallace would campaign in a In Michigan Nixon also won heavily Sen. George McGovern placed second in the primary with 25 per cent air base in wheelchair if he had to. Humphrey told newsmen that he defeating his only opponent McCloskey with 90 .per cent of the of the vote. McGovem state staff was unable to interpret the results in votes to McCloskey's three per cent. members in election headquarters in Michigan or Maryland, but Michigan In East Lansing, at last report from Detroit called McGovem's showing a moral victory, but less than they had N.Vietnam campaign workers appeared despondent over the senator's poor eight precincts, counted Democratic totals were in order of standing: Sen. hoped for. showing here. George McGovern, 3,538 votes; Gov. Big loser in the election was SAIGON (AP) — American jets Humphrey called off most Wallace, 777; Sen. Humphrey, 298; Senator Hubert Humphrey, who less kept up heavy air attacks on North campaign efforts in the state after Rep. Chisholm, 140. than month ago was Vietnam Tuesday and the U.S. Wallace was shot, but his workers The remaining Democratic a predicted to defeat Wallace and McGovern. Command said they destroyed an air continued actively campaigning in presidential hopefuls received less than defense system headquarters where black inter-city precincts. 1.5 per cent of the East Humphrey polled 18 per cent, a full Lansing area 300,000 votes behind Wallace. Russians were known to have been vote. Humphrey will begin campaigning Other Democratic candidates, working. soon and is laying the groundwork in North Vietnam's offensive against the state for a campaign this fall. including Rep. Shirley Chisholm and Punch card Senator Edmund Muskie, received less the South slowed down and allied commands in Saigon awaited the next than the five per cent needed to send On the Republican side Nixon had Communist move McGovern said Tuesday he was 881 of the 941 Republican ballots delegates to the national convention in . ■ Voters in East Lansing balloted by computer punch card for the Miami. A U.S. adviser in the critical central pleased with his second-place showing cast, with McCloskey getting 25 votes ■ first time Tuesday. In the basement of the Auditorium, poll Wallace will send 71 highlands reported that U.S. B52 air in Michigan. and the remaining 35 votes going Michigan ■ watchers check student voters with city records and explain the bombardments had wiped out half of "Beating Humphrey has been the uncommitted. delegates to the national convention, AP estimated. McGovem will send 36 two North Vietnamese divisions prime concern of the campaign," Gary The electorate also to vote I new procedure. State News photo by Milton Horst delegates and Humphrey 25 delegates. operating in the region. Hart, national campaign director, said. two was proposals. With four per cent on In East Lansing, in the heaviest The U.S. Command, in a "We suspected it (Wallace's returns proposal A, which would voting in the city's history, McGovern communique on the results of about victory)," Hart said, "but until permit a state lottery, was being TORS OPTIMISTIC 2,000 air strikes in North Vietnam Monday we had hopes of an upset." narrowly defeated. Voters were during the last week, said Air Force F4 "McGovern called off all favoring proposal B, which would jets attacked the country's main air campaigning, to the considerable permit state legislators to run for other defense complex three miles south of disappointment of his workers in the civil posts or elections, by a 6 i to 40 Wallace reported improved Hanoi, "destroying several structures." L.S. intelligence reports said Russian technicians and advisers were state, after Wallace was gunned down. per cent margin. | SILVER SPRINGS, Md. (AP) - of his wounds is difficult to evaluate at "paralysis condition remains the known to have been wrong at the headquarters but the U.S. Command Wharton orge C. Wallace, shot at an election this time." same" and "there will be further had no comment. [ rally and suffering at least Schanno reported last night that consultation on that today." The communique reporting on the nporary paralysis of his legs, was moved from the critical list at Holy oss Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Wallace had suffered some paralysis He said the bullet which came to from the hips down, but that it was rest on the spine might be removed in not known yet whether this would be a later operation. But he added "no results of the air strikes, also said the main pipeline carrying fuel from the north to North Vietnamese tanks and march on I Thomas Burke, director of public permanent. decision has been made on any further supply trucks in the south was severed. EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Wharton said he will speak to the ■formation at the hospital, said the The doctor, a specialist in blood - surgery at this time." "All pumping stations along the liibama governor was removed from roundup of antiwar activities was demonstrators today in the rally at vessel surgery, said Tuesday Wallace's main Communist pipeline running Be critical list at 7:30 P.M. His The general tone of optimism was written by Bob Novosad and Jonathan Beaumont Tower, but will not down the southern panhandle of bndition was reported stable and out amplified by Dr. Herman Maganani, a North Vietnam into the demilitarized Kaufman based on reports filed by participate in the march to the Capitol If danger. heart specialist, who rated Wallace's several State News reporters. because of previous commitments. I Burke quoted Wallace's attending •ysician, Dr. Joseph Schanno, as Aides say heart as being in excellent condition after five hours of rigorous surgey last zone were destroyed," it said. U.S. warplanes made more than 200 strikes over North Vietnam on The march to the Capitol, The ASMSU board also passed a motion Tuesday supporting the march Wing: "The governor's condition is night, and the impact of four of five Tuesday as the stepped - up air s^uled to begin after a 12:30 p.m.' to the Capitol and the all - night vigil wounds of the chest, abdominal rally today at Beaumont Tower, was following the march which will last pble. He's doing knot feel very nicely, and we his life is in danger." I Wallace remained in the hospital's Wallace to organs, and right arm fired by a would - be from the bullets assassin Monday campaign, ordered by President Nixon, continued. been American aircraft averaging 250 strikes a day since have endorsed Tuesday by President Wharton as a "positive vehicle for until noon Thursday. "This march is not only to protest in nearby Laurel. MSU students to express their views in the war," said Rich VanderVeen, Off - Itensive care unit still sedate for what the beginning of the effort to destroy "He's a constructive and peaceful manner." Campus Council representative. "It's Joctors described as the normal doing remarkably well the North Vietnamese supply and p>unt of post - operative discomfort. I His wounds included a bullet that campaign considering the extent of his injuries," said the cardiac specialist. The .38 caliber bullet that remains communications routes to the South. Pentagon officials in Washington a "I support the goal of the march as symbolic demonstration of concern in the best tradition of peaceful to protest the shooting of Governor Wallace. It's to protest violence. The governor and the mayor know this, Mined lodged against his lower SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) - - (Continued dissent in this country," Wharton said. that's why they sanctioned the lodged on Wallace's spine is one of two on page 14) George C. Wallace awaited results of "Today's march can be important. For march." found inside the governor's [Gov. Wallace's doctors voiced two promising primaries and word bullets it is chance for our students to show ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner _ ,tler guarded confidence that he ..... ..v from his doctors Tuesday on whether body. They removed one of the Nader to talk the a community their commitment to did not support the motion endorsing PH recover from severe bullets, which had perforated the gunshot he will walk again. And aides reported Great Issues will present Ralph Nader at peace and nonviolence at a time when the peace march, but went along with rounds and permanent paralysis of his him ready to press his presidential g°vernor stomach, ripped through 9 tonight in the Sports Arena of the violence, destruction and hate cloud it because he is board chairman, he Jl1 campaign from a wheelchair if not only the war in Southeast Asia but I Schanno Men's IM Bldg. Admission is 50 cents. said at a news briefing that (Continued on page nine) the American (Continued necessary. political scene as well." on page nine) ■odors attending the wounded He was reported in good spirits, but Nbama governor are "very optimistic in great pain from the four or five _____ mummm mmmmmnmm mm m mm P this point." However, he qualified F statement pistol - bullet wounds in his right arm, JU|jtY JOIN NIXON TEmM by saying: "I think the chest and abdomen. Nmor is going to make a recovery. Wallace's campaigning, in his third I0*, what disability he has as a result presidential try, had been 90 per cent complete with Tuesday's Democratic Petitions primaries in Maryland and Michigan expected to give him climactic victories. He had become a contender for the Democratic nomination with victories Connolly quits treasury post WASHINGTON (AP) - President Mrs. Nixon were overnight guests of Now for Residence Halls Assn. Nixon announced Tuesday the surprise Connally and his wife at their Texas in Florida, Alabama, Tennessee and arY Positions may be picked up ranch and on that occasion Nixon said North Carolina and second finishes in resignation of Treasury Secretary John 8 a.m. to 5 B. Connally under circumstances that Connally was capable of holding any p.m. Monday - Friday Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Indiana. Sl job to which he might aspire. May 24 at 334 Student Services Billy Joe Camp, the governor's did nothing to dispel rumors Connally ^ All 1972 Once NLxon and undergraduates living* in the rpress secretary, said Wallace himself might PannK join him on the tmlrot Connally walked Republican ticket. to the . non Treasury building, they went to .. ce halls are eligible. (Continued on page 13) Standing before newsmen at the an upstairs conference room where White House, the chief executive and several dozen key department officials the only Democratic member of his were waiting to hear from the •ity council adopts Cabinet were lavish in praising each other. Then Nixon walked with the treasury chief back to the secretary's out-going secretary and his prospective successor. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler headquarters a block away. quoted Nixon as saying that, in the S3.9 million budget _ Nixon said he will nominate George P. Shultz, former secretary of Labor who now directs the Office of past 18 months, "no member Cabinet really has been more associated with me" — of the closely to discuss not ■ .i,w f«, th. Management and Budget (OMB) to only treasury matters, but a wide BV KAREN ZURAWSKI Funds were also pro succeed Connally at treasury. range of foreign and domestic State News Staff Writer Mass Transit Committee, the proposed aultz yeflr ol(J economist is concerns. environmental committee and a lom!°.Ple pro8rams." including the ^ taced at QMB by his deputy NLxon was quoted by Ziegler as wX'.Fenter and Listening Ear, housing commission to ^ estaMtehed if council adopts a housing ordinance Caljfornjan ^ Weinberger. |n Qfflce m tQ beeome declaring that Connally has the Ioihw t aPProva' city father at qualities he seeks in key advisers. The currently understudy. effective after the anticipated Senate President reportedly said: "I've seen >eetih„ Kast Lansing City Council J i g as the v.a.^ council * adopted the u[ag ,n the areas ^£ Gf transportation, confirmation of Shultz. The OMB CONNALLY SHULTZ Secretary Connally in the clutch. I've appointment does not require Senate him face up to the tough ones." HUion3 flSCa' budget of nearly $4 —.j.. «>. environment and housing, the council confirmation. presidential decision of that sort, political life of my nation." Nixon said Connally, who told reporters that |W $3 o77 ao, . . „ „<0 A said it was showing its commitment to Connally was asked directly if he Connally replied, "I don't want to Connally would undertake some politics played no part in his decision than'what thl ^ them and the idea °f P™viding ™ them would be available should Nixon seek engage in that type of speculation at temporary, unpaid assignments for to resign, said Nixon's foreign and "tadlv^f514,16 ,^'ystated, city manager had .roused little future need by including ~ than in the L- him as his autumn running mate in this point in time." him — chores to be announced after domestic policies have his complete n contingency budget. Council then place of Vice President Spiro T. The tall, gray - haired treasury boss the President returns from summit support. He said he has "nothing but «mong the council members added: "I'm not going to withdraw talks in the Soviet Union, the profoundest °r .l.he Agnew. admiration for the Udlm, ng the Metrodecision to continue Declaring that he didn't anticipate a from the human race or from the Just last month the President and President." Squad. (Continued on page 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesda* Michi /-vrs Tr L-d X'Ja El. m 1 l Senate e^ sjmmary By DANIEL DEVER members of the C council and its committees with that of In other business, the State News Staff Writer Academic Senate win k student members of those bodies. report of the Athletic Council The Academic Senate will consider several Under the present bylaws, faculty members of the council chairman and faculty by John A £eartheannu proposed amendments to the Bylaws for Academic Governance and its committees take office in January while student Conference and representative to norninations'fornew mrmK0 the th!ak;,C0U|i B'« T« today members take office in September. at its second yearly meeting. The proposed amendment would provide for elections to Council by President Wharton. Provost John E. Cantlon will embersto «*Ath£ also preset nate on the review of deDartm«n»af • 18 n governance by including them to the voting ranks of faculty of the colleges, on external matters and admitting them to '' V i'Olence has not the senate. membership to disappeared from A merican Under the present bylaws, only those faculty members who hold the rank of full, associate or asst. professors are Van Tassel Is hearing society. Thousands of tons of alloted these privileges. bombs are falling daily on the Another of the proposedchanges in the bylaws would also two Vietnams, and it is more of guarantee noncollege faculty the right to full participation in a risk to run for election than to academic governance. postponed take a freeway." Actaully, this segment of the facutly has always had full Lc Monde, Parisian newspaper See story page six participation but the present bylaws are allegedly vague in stating how noncollege members of standing committees arc to be chosen. The proposed amendments would clear By BARBARA PARNESS moved from Saturday to the committed she wanted u up this alleged June 3. State News Staff Writer the hearing early next week vagueness by specifying that the group of noncollege faculty- FAC Chairman Peter A. instead of Saturday, but a would be considered as a college when members The University College to standing McKlnnon, associate few hours later she called Vessels near mines are chosen. Other proposed changes include a move to shift academic governance process to an academic the entire Faculty Affairs Committee (FAC) has postponed its professor of humanities, notified Van Tassell by letter McKinnon Saturday meeting. to accept the PublishinTaCUe^ hearing. ne The State year, an hearing for Eileen R. Van that three of the nine Osmond E. amendment to the rules for midyear replacement of students Tassell, asst. professor of Palmer, committee members could professor of evaluation on standing committees and rewording of the section of the natural sdence, for two "The reports of not be at the hearing services and an FAC Four Soviet warships have been sighted in the bylaws which provides for student representatives at weeks. we do have made every thim South China sea, in oosition to move into waters off to the Academic Council. - - large The hearing for Van Saturday. Representatives from the Dept. of Natural member, said that when Van Paper so it into far. We thl The proposal to shift he governance process to an academic Tassell asked for a might be good thought Vietnam if ordered to do so. Tassell, to appeal her Science have been excluded not to year is an attempt to parallel the time of election of department's decision not to postponement, three the State News havj faculty from the hearing. committee members made around," h Military reporting this Tuesday, indicated sources, ■■■■■■■■■■■■a renew her contract, has been said. ' u" Van Tassell originally told commitments for Saturday. no great concern over over the possibility that the Van Tassell SUPER was Russian navy might be planning to counter the U.S. notified in origin^ February I97(j eekend in that her tline what mining of North Vietnamese ports. DISCUSSES BUDGET contract, whicl Pentagon officials reported Tuesday that about half the 25 Communist tankers and freighters SAVINGS expired in August would not be trustees gave 1971 renewed Thi enroute to North Vietnamese ports when U.S. mines heraoneyeai ON WORLD extension in April 1971 » were laid last week have heading elsewhere. changed course and are FAMOUS BASF COGS continues study she could receive her department's and appeal the reasons'^ decisis action. ,/f1 'TH re,ally that the disaPP°inte( LOW NOISE. CASSETTE TAPES hearing has to b< Arms pact ratified NEW SK' LOW NOISE SERIES of golf course policies delayed for two weeks. If an additiona Saturday isno good, why isn't the followini Akers Golf Course Saturday, May 27, good 0 The United States, Britain and the Soviet Union By KATHERINE NEILSEN at its place an upper limit on loans have agreed to deposit instruments ratifying the C-60SK $124« * $l12.a : State News Staff Writer meeting Monday. at $100 except in emergency cases where thi> Financial some evening next week," Van Tassell said Tuesday. By the dozen Palmer said May 27 n world - wide sea bed arms controls ■ The Council of Graduate treaty, the COGS members Aids Office will determine if not selected as an altemt„ Foreign Office in London announced Tuesday. The pact bans the deployment of nuclear and C-90SK * $ira., ■ Students (COGS) continued its inquiry into extending emphasized that they do not wish to end special faculty a graduate student is eligible, The ceiling on emergency date because it is Day weekend. Memoria other weapons of mass destruction on the sea bed SINGLY By the dozen ■ student privileges at Forest privileges at the golf course loans will be $250. Hie Van Tassell said she wil but merely allow students loans, which may not be sued outside a 12 - mile coastal zone. Within the coastal $047 notify McKinnon that June; zone the ban would not apply. C-120SK L ea. * *2^ : the same privileges. for tuition, will be the only is unacceptable. By the dozen ■ Official quits Two items which may slow University loans available on Edward A. Cariin, dean - the COGS inquiry are the nonclass days, ■ University College, said h< oulti lower All lengths come in a Plastic box! selection of a new athletic It was also announced that heard unofficially about th< re-election bid director and the retirement graduate assistants are now FAC postponement. Carlit U.S. rejects demands of the golf course manager in eligible for MSUloans^ saidhe has tried to "staj Charles E. "Hap" Brooks, July, one member said. The proposed COGS class aloof from thecommittee'i Ingham County , - . . action suit against graduate proceedings. The United $tates turned down Communist Commissioner from the Jo Lynn Cunningham, vice assistant wage taxation was "It's practically impossible demands Tuesday that the formal Vietnam 19th District, announced President for University also discussed. The case will for this group of people to talks peace last week that he will not leteUons announced that cost between $500 and get together," Carlm said resume this week. seek re-election. Brooks the next COGS meeting June $5,000 and could be resolved U.S. delegation spokesman indicated that he 5 will be an important one, explaining why th< Stephen Ledogar said, is within the next academic committee has not schedulee By BE A FRII "We have received no indication that the contemplating seeking a since next year s budget will other side year, Andrus reported. an evening hearing. State News S has any serious intention to countywide office. ^ v°t®d on. COGS will also negotiate on matters of 402 S. Wash., Brooks became the first decide where to Place future substance." Lansing 245 Ann St., E. Lansing Democrat to win the seat emohiKisat that meeting, The condition set by the United States for {During discussions of Nixon when he was elected two resumption when its suspended the conference May 4 was proof from the Communists years ago. ongoing projects, Elizabeth Andrus, vice president for co they were willing graduate welfare, reported to get down to negotiation instead of the exchanges "That music, on a meeting with of prepared statements which have Stephen been the feature Terry, asst. vice president for and that hour you get up on stage, of the more than three Ledogar promised that the years of meetings. long statement outlining a is all,- JANlSJOPLIN-t University finance, on the possible end to University deferred tuition payment. Soviet s details of the allied rejection would be forthcoming in Paris today. Essentially, Terry said, the WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon added his University does not wish to personal confirmation Tuesday that his Moscow summit is abolish deferred payments on, saying, "I am leaving Saturday morning." and it realizes the present The chief executive's comment came as he worked his policy discriminates against way through a crowd of about 500 tourist on the White Trial dismissal House sidewalk while urged off campus students, - Andrus said. Dept. returning from a visit to the Treasuiy The University simply Mrs. Nixon had said Monday that the summit departure Angela Davis' chief defense cannot afford to grant all date would be Saturday and White House spokesmen have attorney asked the judge at her students deferred tuition, been saying consistently that "planning is proceeding" for Andrus said. Terry said he the summit. Nixon's brief comment to a trial Tuesday to dismiss murder - young man hew; personally would prefer to shaking hands with was the first direct word from the kidnap - conspiracy charges on keep the present policy if Resident on the summit since he announced the May 8 the grounds the prosecution had possible, she said. mining of North Vietnamese harbors, an action that stirred presented "insufficient evidence" In a vote concerning the Russian opposition. and engaged in "a useless COGS loan fund, Nixon's talks with Soviet leaders are scheduled to b< prosecution." representatives moved to next Monday and continue for a week. Attorney Leo Branton said the prosecution, which rested its case Monday, had proven that Angela Davis "is a warm human being who has love in her heart yes, - for George Jackson, but for humanity as well." 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Mix a quarter of a million tulips with 600 Klompen AVAILABLE AT dancers wearing wooden shoes and a 200 - year- old s|ua£ * $549 TWO - RECORD SET windmill and you have part of the formula for a color spectacular that opens in Holland today. The pageant, which has a background almost more years authentic than the old Netherlands, from where Dutch settlers migrated and settled here 125 ago, annually attracts more visitors and is considered one of the nation's attractions of its type. The community also is than 250,000 top celebrating its 125th anniversary of its founding. cfiscount records 225 ANN STREET, EAST LANSING 351 NEW HOURS: DAILY 10:00 AM • 8460 9:00 PM SAT. 10:00 AM 6:00 PM SUN. 12:00 NOON - 6:00 PM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 17, 1972 3 lRv KAREN ZURAWSKI City council discusses city protests inn Auucif I omuD nomn.vs tn iln group porposes to do. The committee, which is selection of committee limited to the proposed " out, had then passed out, and one of the last straights in been personally threatened Evergreen St., claimed that l State News Staff Writer tentatively to be composed members would be Monday. committee formation, his $125 bicycle had been was thrown into jail. East Lansing." He explained with suits and threats to take J, s t week's of 20 members, would draw At the council 5 was mentioned meeting, June however, as residents wrecked beyond repair by "That bike is all that I had, that he had walked down his property, called on Tmonstrations and 10 representatives each from as a appearing before the council the police. He also reported and I'm upset," he said. Grand River Avenue and people to forget what had possible deadline for Kons aroused discussion the city and the University. report. a final complained of police alleged incidents of police Council advised him, and read the papers about "the happened and get down to I Monday's East LanangCity According to Councilmen brutality and expressed brutality involving a man other who reported police burning logs, dancing and the work of peace. Kl meeting, but led to Robert Wilcox and George Reactions demonstrations to the confusion over recent events. who had been assaulted by brutality to put their drinking." He commented "Nothing is gained by A final action. Griffiths, two members are not Robert Caro, 314 charges, claims and thoughts that the demonstrators recriminations, and I'm not police, had his hair pulled on the past week in ■Council placed on Hie for would be city writing, "certainly had enjoyed the criticizing anyone for their Iferral to the proposed joint administrators, two would Carl Mescher, 508 Wayland war in Vietnam" by their actions or failures to act," he Cversity - city ad hoc be University administrators, Ave., expressed confusion at what had activities, but added that he said. Have this beyond us, Tmmittee to handle and the rest would be evenly happened. too was against the war. and try to achieve peace, love "I'm confused at the Mayor Wilbur Brookover, and brotherhood, not only in imonstrators demands, a divided between members of rhetoric," he said. "I must be who said he had personally Icommendation by the the campus and the East Vietnam, but in East Lansing. Insing Area Peace Council Lansing community. it would change the city's The two hour - meeting on •rsonnel niles. The group Saturday at which council Xommended removal of an Hearing met with President Wharton Eficial orcity employe from I office if he aided in the J»st of a civilian or military Jester to the Vietnam War. a and his aides was followed Sunday meeting between city officials, the University and the demonstrators' by t proposal, which faculty ■The representatives. ^oul(ji in effect, help to Lke East Lansing a draft "We moved deadlines because it was generally up on Ester haven, is one of agreed that if a report were A directors lyeral issues to be put completed at the end of the meeting to iron out of institutes; inclusions are not listed in differences in two proposed Ifore the proposed joint term, student dissenters coaches without faculty the informal agreement. Xmittee. might rightfully say we definitions of the faculty rank; and nonsupervisory However, both the Faculty collective bargaining unit athletic coaches. ■Representatives of the didn't do anything until they Associates and the AAUP Ity, Univeristy, and lost their strength," Griffiths Mescher - "I must Caro "My Brookover ended in a draw Tuesday. Lynwood E. Beekman, filed petitions with the Tjpnstrators met over the - said. be — The next step in the move Faculty Associates attorney, one of the last bicycle was all that I "Achieve peace, love Michigan Employment Jekend in an effort to According to Wilcox, the straights in East had and I'm upset." toward faculty unionization said coaches with faculty Relations Commission Cjine what the ad hoc deadline for completing the Lansing." and brotherhood ..." on this campus will be a rank and directors and requesting an election be State News photos by Bruce formal hearing scheduled by assistant directors of Remington held. In order to file the Michigan Employment institutes are included successfully, an organization Relations Commission to generally in the Faculty must obtain signed resolve the issue of the unit Associates' definition. authorization cards from 30 'ity sale and may possession of pot to offenses relax s composition. The Tuesday involved administration, representative the meeting from MSU the a The administration and the Faculty Associates informally agreed earlier this term on the composition of the unit. AAUP's proposed per cent of the proposed unit. Both AAUP and the Faculty Associates claim to have the correct number of cards. I By CRAIG GEHRING relating to the sale The vote was along straight state law and would control no more than $1. One of the and possession of pot. employment relations I State News Staff Writer three proposed ordinances Persons arrested under the party lines, with the two the sale to minors by adults. commission, members of the I In a series of four opinions drawn up by the city recently elected Human According to Learned, MSU Faculty Associates and londay night, city attorney ^ attorney's office at council's new Ann Arbor ordinance will be ticketed in a Rights party members and four Democrats supporting however, the city cannot regulate the control of the American University Assn. Professors of PIZZA SALE il C. Learned ruled that request, was the subject of procedure much like that for the change and the five marijuana to minors since (AAUP). iugh East —J- Lansing cannot a public hearing attended by a traffic violation. Republicans opposing it. they are under the The proposed definitions marijuana it may 800 persons one month ago. Though police are not ON CAMPUS GOP Councilman John jurisdiction of the probate of the bargaining unit Copt penalties for use and A similar ordinance for prevented from prosecuting McCormick asserted that the court. offered by the MSU Faculty 1071 TROWBRIDGE ■ossession which are marijuana sale and offenders under the harsher new ordinance will turn Ann Learned also ruled the city 337-1681 Associates and the AAUP lfferent from the state laws. possession was passed by the state laws, they indicated Arbor into the "dope center cannot compel the police to differ basically in that AAUP ■ Under consideration for Ann Arbor City Council they will not do so unless of the Midwest." refrain from enforcing state seeks to include chairmen lro months has been a Monday, 6 - 5. The new there is a case of "clear cut The other two proposed laws regarding marijuana and assistant and associate proposal by Councilman ordinance, which goes into commercialism," according East Lansing ordinances even if the city's penalty is department chairmen; >ige W. Griffiths which effect within two weeks, to the Michigan Daily, the would make the city lower. assistant and associate Id lower the penalty for calls for a $5 fine for all student newspaper. ordinance similar to the new Tne State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, I SOCIAL WORK SCHOOL Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Peace statement circulates Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press I By BE A FRIEDEBERG previously been suggested. requested such an approach. ways in which the war might Assn. Some participants voiced The discussion also be ended. I State News Staff Writer Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. their opinions that classes touched upon what the Also, a committee was set Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services of the School of should discuss social work school could do to directly up to work on plans for an all ON A MEDIUM rs Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, fecial Work are securing from the point of view of war work on efforts to end the night vigil. Aldrich said that a Michigan, 48823. OR LARGE Matures for a statement effects on this nation. war. vigil was held two years ago PIZZA, ONE Others, however, said that They decided to actively when schools of social work Phones: •affirming that school's ITEM OR MORE antiwar protests should be support the fact - finding ad around the country held News/Editorial 355-8252 pition, stated two years LITTLE CEASARS V opposing the American done out of class, saying that hoc committee to study such a vigil. He said it was Classified Ads 355-8255 Ivolvement in Indochina. persons truly concerned University involvement in quite effective. COUPON Display Advertising 353-6400 could find the time outside the war. Plans for rap groups and Business Office 355-3447 ■About 40 people, mainly of class. The fact film showings were also - finding Photographic 355-8311 ■aduate students and It was tentatively resolved committee is seeking to discussed, but no concrete Iculty, met Tuesday to involve representatives of the action Campus Information 353-8700 ,that the teachers would use was formulated. lscuss the proposal. the classroom for war University, East Lansing and |It will be sent to President discussion if the students demonstrators to study the the board of |ostees, Clarence Winder, The in of the College of Social Earn up to 6 Credits this Summer! Sportsmeister Shop is proud to present . . Jrienre and East Lansing June 12- July 21 |99 ■ Cflone suspension of Alpena, Michigan ^ although this had ALL FOR Soon we will have arriving a Belgian bike in DON'T MISS 2 models - 22 & 27 lbs. Belgian bikes are true high performance 10 speed bikes with lightweight frames and racing components. SOUND llfi Mil VOW THRU SATURDAY We also have a large selection of bike accessories from well known manufacturers ^ THE STABLES 213 E. Grand River E. Lansing, Mich. HOURS: MON. - SAT. 9:30 5:30 OC1 1 onn Ph. 332 3531 WED. 9:30 9:00 2843 E. Grand River MICHIGAN Michil S TATE NEWS The Doctor's UNIVERSITY JOHN BORGER Bag \c editor - in - chief By ARNOLD WERNER MD LEE LOCKWOOD advertising manager CHARLIE CAIN, managing editor Letters lA/omnr at may mud not be included be addressed iuicii uAnui, /> ?* unless a to .. N"™S personal Dr. abortion prBjniftncy. An Abortion spontaneously. in which c.* It I, endin« of a can occur deaths and the compldatton rate only 2.2 per cent. A discussion of the psychological aftereffects requires something of an was •ounds as If you are h»!i bbl jy commonly referred to as a miscarriage, reaction to the BILL HOLSTEIN, campus editor reply is requested. jn fact> cjose ^ jq per cent of all introductory statement. An unwanted Mend abraslveS * beard. While it is BylO BILL WHITING, city editor My roommate and I have had a pregnancies end in spontaneous pregnancy is an unhappy situation s Si J JUDY YATES, editorial editor running disagreement about several abortion Pregnancy can also be regardless of what the woman does you are allergic to sometE k STEVE ALLEN, editorial director about it. I have seen psychiatric GARY SCHARRER, sports editor aspect, of abortion « o« a„. what is an abortion from a medical point of ^»t'l» ' ^'^ co^' casualties in women who decided to go view? Is f0uowed procedure in performing an through with the pregnancy, in women ■h«»« «r.r„l|y Seven time a miscarriage also an abortion medically, uses a vacuum who were unmarried and decided to him. The other - recipient of the Pacemaker award for abortion? device which dislodges the embryo marry and in women who had grow a beard since it possibility Is outstanding journalism. Secondly, does anyone really know is nrim.1 from the wall of the uterus. This abortions. The best reserach in the hair ends that are pave L»enii> what the physical and psychological technique is extraordinarily safe when field shows that women without pre - you cm try so imS^"* those arrt EDITORIALS aftereffects are? We have read performed by a physician in an existing severe emotional problems rubbing cheeks only direction of hair growth witn< conflicting reports, and can't tell how appropriate facility. In a recent report very rarely have any psychological ill downward vis n Ulitersuits f it would affect ,nost women. of 26<000 portions by effects from the abortion. Women have a vis his limitations, of course face) tL'hd< tain sufficiei From a medical point of view, an vacuum aspiration in the first three with psychological problems are more gpolcesmei Shootings months of pregnancy, there were no vulnerable no matter what they do. slice and th Aasame size? I have The major psychological casualties noticed that m. available foi of unwanted pregnancies remain the *maMer release i children who are bom of such •exually is great, but I MY Perform*!! ted. maybe I am running on one thought ^ East Lansir pregnancies. I have trouble determine understanding why these children are not the focus of the majority of testicle blbum jdence said T of Pc America's political system has shot down when they tried to attention expended by those who are concerned about life. The Httte1k into this' status of American politics is They have occurred in the past personal views, which they usually testicle may be smaller timeson and they will occur again. than the otht brutality, w highly critical. greet with diatribe, make them appear for no apparent reason or as a The tragedy of assassination insincere in their concern for human result o Violence has once again a mumps infection in has become compounded, values. resulting in adulthood become part of the electoral some damage to on though, in the frequency of its My problem is that my face always gonad. Tne hormone process. In a nation where breaks out after an evening of kisses. It of the testes are producing ceil occurrence in the past 10 years. different than th elections are supposed to be Wallace's shooting was a shock, also feels somewhat raw. This is sperm producing structures so that iti * CA decided by the ballot box, once becoming more serious as I am quite possible to have testes but not a surprise. One would be produce no sperm but again it could well be the spending three to four evenings with a produc naive to believe that there were copious amounts of male hormone t gunman who has turned the guy and I always seem to have pimples none who wished to silence insure good function. political tide. now. Could I be allergic to something A PUBLIC I Wallace. In the aftermath of the Unlike cylinders in an Wallace is the beneficiary of he uses on his face? Is this just my automobil the City - C engine, testicles are not povw ould create a! the tightest security screen in shooting, it seems even more sensitive skin — I am a very fair producing units. naive to believe that redhead or could it be his muststache Therefore y0 Sen. Williar recent history. Yet that screen is none would should not be alarmed about said t run: succeed. or day's growth of beard? I have never on one, if that is the constantly broken by the frenzy had acne. case, since _ escribe narcot testicle provides more than of the crowds which follow The Wallace assassination adequit regulate the amounts of whatever is needed. ircotics an Wallace wherever he goes. attempt has infilled more fear and hysteria in ichigan. For many Americans Wallace a country which is like a Messiah. Only he speaks already has an ample surplus of BILL HOLSTEIN the truth - the truth about both commodities. Tensions YELLOW L busing, foreign aid, taxes, were already high in this election ichigan roads Washington bureaucracy - year. The escalation of the Review jmmission media anr forces which many feel are Indochina war has heightened stifling not only themselves in these tensions. The Wallace their day to day lives but also shooting puts us near the news now Some lane rr tllow on state okesman for t their country in its struggle for breaking point, The ■kings are bei greatness. We must not go over the impact and importance of the provision for full and comprehensive owns some 65 newspapers across the media, both the electronic and print many cities. They attempt For many other Americans, brink. The Wallace shooting was news coverage. In fact, full and nation, including two others In These are the varieties, are not fully comprehended constructively criticize the media he is a demogogue, the a horrid, terrifying, dreadful by comprehensive news coverage may be Michigan. Some critics, including this their city and provide the sm •On too • la the people who depend on the media detrimental to the interests of a one, would say that Gannett has placed numbers middle of th reincarnation of Hitler, a demon event, but we cannot allow for their daily diet of information or of frustrated, disside company with wide financial interests. the State Journal under more pressure •Center lanes released upon the public. For ourselves to be overcome by it. even by many of the newsmen with a vehicle for expressii people who work We also have a media that is to increase profits than to Improve news their views. lines on in the media. them, Wallace is a spectre of the America will be overcome by overwhelmingly dominated by white coverage. There is room in Lansing for such lines insic past, a man who stands in the chaos only if it surrenders to the Ironically, the media has also been men between the ages of 30 and 60. If The questions that should be asked of review. In fact, a number of studen somehow aloof from examination and the media is to be directed to the entire the newsmen and editors who work for Broken white way of America's fulfillment as forces of violent turmoil and, to a lesser extent professors four • lane I criticism. Newspapers traditionally do community, it must involve a higher the State Journal are not being asked. he had stood in the school door personified by the likes of Lee not newsmen, have formed a media re vie i the same dire( print embarrassing stories about proportion of blacks, Chicanos, young Why is the State Journal slanted to a years ago. Wallace is the man Harvey Oswald, James Earl Ray, group called The Back Page in " More than ha competing newspapers or broadcast people and women. who represents a latter - day Sirhan Sirtian, Arthur Bremer, or units. There are a whole range of questions ^lte> uFIPe' m"fe Why has the State C,fL!U(ik?ef? Journal been cutting ^e^upis8eekingwiderWicipatk®|irconvert« that should be asked that are not: Who by newsmen and Univeristy people. le end of June know nothing point of view. In the three men who were The ownership of the media, the down the size of tis news staff and The group has a number of objective is buying up cable television units? relying more on its extensive wire their opinion, he bases his stands convicted of racial and sexual composition of the •To develop an awareness amon murdering Malcolm news staff and editorial positions and a What voice does or should a newsman services? Is it desirable for i on emotion instead of reason. X. Madmen cannot destroy the readers and viewers that they have tl have in newsroom decisions? What type One thing can be said for sure: American political whole range of ther critical questions ™venevv^-ro° to fill its news columns with a high right and the responsibility to deman system; only are knorallv generally idnnwtrl Kv tho nuKlir ignored by the public. ©QUC^t lOIl preferable for proportion of wire copy because It is One either likes or dislikes we, the people, can do that. newsman? an energetic, vocal media. A HOUSE - ] Most easier and less expensive than hiring broadcasters, editors and •To act as a vehicle for the question estimated $3 Wallace; there is no middle This newspaper has seldom You may think that these problems good local reporters? publishers bristle when asked questions and criticlan that should be posed t Kn referre(j are distant from your own concerns and The State Journal is not unaware of ground. agreed with what George Wallace about their operations — even the the local editors and broadcasters immediate life. Nothing could be pressures to hire minority reporters. This same sort of hysteria has had to say, but we sincerely hope questions are of vital importance to the • To enable MSU students to con further from the truth. Ken Gunderman, managing editor, has surrounded other Americans in he will soon be able to get back public. Into contact with the most capablean j^y spjrits Because the media has functioned in a The media in the Lansing area suffers indicated a willingness to hire minority most conscientious newsmen in the past 10 yeras - the on the campaign trail. The vacuum of criticism, we now must live from virtually the same problems that reporters when the Journal begins to face the media in New York hire people. Lansing area. Kennedys, Malcolm X, Martin voters, not a single would - be and work with a media that is (The Journal has not hired Luther King - and their fate has assassin, should be able to decide increasingly controlled by corporate Philadelphia or Chicago. The State a reporter in quite a while, he said.) But •To allow newsmen from radio, T Gifts th been the interests whose primary concern may Journal, for example, is owned by the the fact remains that no black of and newspapers a place to come I same. All have been his fate. often be profit margin and not a Gannett group, a huge company that Chicano reporters work for the Journal. The AM - FM - TV - cable TV complex compare notes without irritatin everybc competition. A newspaper reporter an of WJIM is another interesting example. radio newsman, while on the job, ai Cuitom-ma POINT OF VIEW What does it mean to the people in Lansing that WJIM is owned by Gross always competing for that story mi consequently, rarely talk in ear™" Telecasting, Inc., a company obviously about the problems facing both of! more interested in profit than news in the newsroom. Chicano program cruel hoax coverage. One in 1971 . . . only has to look at Gross Telecasting's 1971 annual reort. "Again your company broke all previous records for broadcast income, If you are a newsman or a stude about to enter that career, you owe it yourself to come to a meeting of By JOSE F. TREVINO total revenues and earnings per share. Back Page at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Migrants for Opportunity the fact that in 1970, 1971, and 1972 Further, even if he does come to For the 16th year broadcast revenues Union. C. Patric Larrowe, professor Chairman, Chicano Veterans Assn. Incorporated (UMOI), a nonprofit UMOI consistently communicated to Michigan he may only be going soared to a new high ... in excess of $5 economics and State News colum With the skill of the well versed in organization "a fee differential is ... the Unviersity its desire to establish through its most lucrative harvest, say, million dollars ..." Not one word is will speak and discussion will WW publicity oriented stunts, the New made between the in state and out - the cherry crop around Traverse The need for and possibilities - of cooperative efforts in alleviating the City said about news coverage. Messiah of MSU, Dr. Clifford H. ■ state student in order to insure educational plight of migrant kids. (which lasts 3 weeks) or the tomato Wharton, in company of his ex - Free that residents of the state who —"" We need not continue in this vein. publishing an occasional media revie directly Having been bluntly if not harshly harvest around southeast Michigan Anyone who has lived in other citleaor Press pencil pusher, Bobby Perrin, on support higher education institutions rebuffed by Our Leader, in September (another 3 weeks). Though they may is regularly exposed to the media of Friday last gave us an excellent display through their taxes are provided a of their establishmentarian flair for the more than equal opportunity of 1971 UMOI again stmt a heart favor a particular area over a period of New York, Chicago or a major LETTER POLICY . . . " rending plea on behalf of migrant kids time, travel to the harvests is metropolitan area knows that the media phony grandstand play. The blazing Migrants, of course, with their billions to the University. This time it was determined by a variety of conditions is lacking headline on the front page of the State of dollars contributed in sweat and and •" » in Lansing. The local — •• The 1 lie State News welcomes addressed to that greatest of super - factors. newspapers and broadcasting units, , News proclaiming the advent of the tears, do not support anything. liberals, chairman of the board of What is the exact criteria and letters. They should be typeo "The New Deal" days for Chicano The splash about per credit and despite an occasional lifted eyebrow, with the home town, studen trustees, and all - around humanitarian guidelines? Who is to make final are lethargic, mindless defenders of the migrant children is a cruel hoax annual earnings to students is an crusader, Don Stevens. The logic being determinations? Who is responsible for faculty or staff standing, and l status quo. perpetrated on the Chicano and the equally vacuous point. Migrant that certainly a better response would recruitment, orientation, financial phone number included. No u academic community. families average $1,400 yearly "What Is there to do?" we ask. letter will be accepted for pub be elicited from a Democratic liberal aids, travel, etc., etc.? For many years, the answer was What most people don't know is earnings. Any migrant kid admitted of no mean position in the Pardon us for and no letter will be printed without hierarchy displaying our "Nothing." the bitter behind the scenes struggle would need to receive a full financial Ha! In this letter UMOI requested — paranoia, but we have discovered But signature except in extre The Messiah and cohorts have been aid package. And this, in effect, would permission to speak before the through experience that you take a recent phenomenon may be circumstances. /u« circumstances. must letters —- All «>»•— ..be • waging over the past few years to simply be a matter of the changing that answer. Media review than 300 words long for puouc January board of trustees meeting, everything the establishment offers journals and groups are springing up in prevent the hallowed ivy covered halls magnamimous megaversity taking with a small pinch of salt. without editing. that they might present ". of MSU from being contaminated by . . money out of one pocket and stuffing information the presence of such regarding the potential unworthy it into the other. student body that exists in the migrant DOONESBURY creatures as Mexican American quote the attorney general's stream, the need for educational by Garry Tr agricultural migrant children. The very office . "A ruling by the attorney ones who, . opprotunities to assist them within the incidentally, with their general office is not necessary in this state of Michigan, and unregulated unsupervised child labor matter. The president (provost) of (get this, dear AHA, SO THIS reader) the financial contributions and IS 7Ht FAMOUS screes OF LMT Hour's *e*cnf* NArveiry made an enormous contribution to Fine P/NN£ B' &VT YOU every Michigan college or university resources we can UHtfiT PATCH' J'U M**e 0F&AP, Michigan's $120 million profit in has the authority to waive the provide to assist KNOW, Nut., Lfiir H/tHr A/vr cfixes agricultural exports alone in 1971, not migrant students who would hopefully WHS JUST Tne , residency requirement for any student be enrolled at MSU in the future ..." fk 6/*WHO p/A/n/e* /eous' to mention some 50 preceding years at h's discretion ..." In other words, UMOI was and those to come yet. Years offering ago UMOI was already the financial assistance if But these figures are of little recruiting, aiding financially and only MSU would accept kids. Needless to say, consequence to Messiah and cohorts offering supportive services to migrant the for witness per instance what The entire package and program was kids who were accepted and placed at Messiah answers, in part, to a summarily rejected by Messiah and request other universities in the state. This fact cohorts. for educational assistance for migrant could hardly have passed unnoticed by The agricultural migrant worker children submitted to him by United MSU's bigoted bureaucracy in view of lives too nomadic an existence. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 17, 1972 5 iccounts of acts ECONOMIST SAYS Minority firm loans >y By police sought KATHERINE NEILSEN happening East in the future, he said. considered deficient Lansing attorney Myron Ericksoo Because of an increase in economists agree that the In a telephone interview, State News Staff Writer **ve leSal advice Monday to those who availability of Johnson said that loans, loans fall far short in giving had been arrested. He advised witnesses of minority owned businesses minorities a proportionate commercial banks are in the I „c arrested during recent antiwar arrests to write down exactly what they have expanded substantially part of the nation's capital, habit of classifying minority fc^Stions announced at a meeting T0, ? in the Union that they had saw and have it notorized. Later he explained the affidavit can be in recent according to years, MSU but Johnson wrote. businessmen as "risk loans" risk loans used to an Johnson quoted Wilfred — are usually J°ndf, list of 58 persons anrested and relresh the witness' memory or can be economist, funds fall far Garvin, an SBA referred to the SBA. KfeJes to alleged police brutality. produced at the trial if the witness cannot short of demand. administrator, as saying it Johnson points out that I£2 Dennis, coordinator for the group, be present. John P. Johnson, research would take $40 billion to the SBA guaranteed loans are ■yfhnse arrested were trying to contact Erickson urged those arrested to discuss assistant for MSU's Bureau raise the number of minority usually given to minorities / e witnesses and would bring their case with the prosecuting attorney. of Business and Economic owned businesses to a level and most of them are small, Uersuits against police if they could He also advised persons to stand mute at representative of their share short or intermediate term their Research made ■T.jn sufficient evidence. arraignments. examination on minority an of the population loans. ■ spokesmen for the Michigan State Ray Burl a, ex-military medic and owned businesses and their liv and the East Lansing police were coordinator of the medical tent erected financing problems in the I liable for comment Tuesday and did during the demonstrations, said he treated recent issue of the j release any information on those about 30 to 40 people who were bruised Michigan State Economic Record. dunng the demonstrations and many of f^ist Lansing City Councilman George them said they were injured by police Johnson's article cited n said Tuesday he had not seen any Several others also charged at the meeting a rise in minority loans of Iridence of police brutality in the time he that they had been roughly treated by the streets. However, a number nearly $1 million between police. the years 1967 and 1970. If persons have given him reports of "very A spokesman for MSU Gay Liberation These loans were %id" incidents they felt were police said Tuesday his negotiated organization would "stand through the Small Business Lutality. he said. solidly behind" Alex McGehee, a member "If there are witnesses, they ought to of the organization, who recently (>i>olote,fM8 dpwji, lit middle of the highway is being converted to yellow. I •Center lanes for left tums only will be marked by solid " w lines on the outside By purchasing nroaram w,th a NEW CON" ^ i^Um$er^^eryday eve^BERHAHU or ^ ,he ECONOMY edges of the lane and broken you to the bigger - ^o^- £££%* and satisfaction w lines inside the solid lines. -BKETS | Broken white lines will continue to be used on freeways 3301 E.MICII. Dd four lane highways to separate lanes of traffic moving • ft the same direction. 1 More than half of the 9,250 - mile state highway system Bill be converted to the new pavement marking system by Teendof June state highway Director Henrik E. Stafseth I A HOUSE PASSED BILL THAT would give the state - p estimated $3 million a year for alcoholism programs has in referred to the Senate Commerce Committee, where npt action is expected. ■ The bill, which would levy a one per cent tax on all pilled spirits, spent nine months in the Senate Taxation Jommittee before referral. ■Gifts that make ■everybody a "Somebody" I Custom-made to order by y/ CTfndCtt 8 - Oz. Wt. Ctn. Country Fresh CHOC. MILK With Pur. Of Any >2 Gal. C.F. Milk Products POLLY ANNA FAMILY ENRICHED or TENDER KRUST BREAD 19 FRESH PICNIC STYLE LEAN 59* R0AST38 SAVE 20c - Country Fresh ASST'D. TWIN POPS Cut. er*'s • proud prestige to these made gifts that does credit to both H ^ 20c OFF LABEL-Mild ^ r'r 4nd 8'ver. 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Wallace had stalked the Alabama generally took the view the Alabama governor after a Wallace, it said, was the Tuesday that the shooting of campaign speech on Monday governor on campaign tours "mouthpiece of the fears and In recent weeks. George C. Wallace was a new in Maryland "will enhance prejudices of the whites," Arthur H. Bremer, 21, of example of a trend toward his popularity." The and added: "It is obvious violence in American public dispatch described Wallace as that the protest movement Milwaukee, has been charged with the shooting which kfles6! afii life. "Violence has not one worst who "personifies the characteristics of which he shaped and molded will not dissolve even if its seriously wounded Wallace Saturday at before?; Monday at a shopping center National | disappeared from American present - day American leader were to disappear." Armory. They J, society," said Le Monde of in Laurel, Md. society." But Der Abend, of West on an anonynJ Paris. "Thousands of tons of In Britain the 'Guardian Officially, FBI sources that a Berlin, suggested that the would say only "the FBI is suspicious bombs are falling daily on commented that in the violence problem is en. siting in a the two Vietnams, and it is United States "the sight of worldwide. "Acts of violence conducting an Investigation Parking lot near into his the more of a risk to run for any controversial figure as a means of political background to most of the day. election than to determine who he is and take a fulfilling his public office dispute have become a Kalamazoo p0uC( freeway." what he is." The Hungarian newspaper seems to set someone macabre reality," it said. But other sources close to ^ey because released B fingering his gun." The Soviet news they were, Esti Hirlap of Budapest said: agency the investigation say "there with his Rome's Communist Tass story that carried factual is not any question" that the "Formidable facts are afternoon paper Paese Sera merely assuring hi accounts, one quoted U.S. recorded about the spread of described the shooting as the stalking theory is a prime seat. Communist party Chairman area in the federal probe. violence in the United "latest in a chain of political An Gus Hall, who said "attempts Associated at murder and Further, one source said, wirephoto taken latere political terror do not serve the interests of progress. We warn against Sus/trcl al Wa the FBI is looking into the possibility that the alleged that rally shows " standing, smiliilR ilow about a 2 for 1 ^ any sort of attempt to use A man identified as Arthur H. Bremer was questioned by Kalamazoo police on a assailant was a hired killer, a standard procedure in an applauding. poster with Next to this crude violation of the a r "suspicious person" report four hours before Gov. George Wallace addressed a rally here law as a pretext for investigation of this type. Wallace and the deal oo Varsity Pizza? up a fanning Saturday. Police also identified him as the man standing at center and applauding above. Hie stalking theory has slogan, "Send th reactionary hysteria ..." AP Wirephoto been fueled by numerous message." Thai's right! Newsmen and campaign aides K orn Buy a medium 12" Pepperoni Pizza at the j TO PROVIDE STABILITY seeing Bremer at rallies in N Maryland, n regular price and get a medium 12" Pepperoni j ; Pizza for FREE. Valid with coupon on Wed. j time just one shooting. hourbefo ieo< ^ May 17, 1972 J Laurens Pierce, a Col 5r FREE, FAST. HOT DELIVERY ^ Unit to guide Broadcasting cameraman, who hasc Wallace constantly ft s< ByGARYKt tate News Sp United S STARTS AT 6:30 P.M. J past six weeks," sai remembered seeing [ he ding a soccei Commission last fall. The Placement Bureau each student from and Scholarships handles rmpic Games j varsity By BARBARA PARNESS on - previously when he s] The new group, director is an ex - officio ein 48 years State News Staff Writer which campus sources. first • year financial aid him began working at the end of member, without vote. He said that at this time it awards and the financial Aids Monday at d student hel An eight - man financial winter term, is designed to The admissions Wheaton, Md. sible. is impossible to find out Office awards aid for the Pierce said he walked "Buzz" aids administrative group to provide "consistency and commission advised : exactly how much aid a given next three years. J 1227 E. Grand Rivet 7 coordinate MSU's student stability" in the University's President Wharton that it student is receiving. TTie new 'The two offices are Bremer after takings minutes of film of hi. letter • wi and th J aid programs has been financial aid policies, Henry reached "a general consensus rtans 332-6517 J created in response to a recommendation made by Dykema, financial aids director, said. on the need to centralize and coordinate in a single office system, expected to be ready in the fall, will allow a person in the financial aids office to coming closer together in their operations and in their philosophies of giving aid," said. "Haven't I film* before at another W tain and an e in 1970, pli the Presidential Admissions rally?" the U.S. si Group members are the the various phases of the press a button and find out he said, Pierce said, "He den assistant provost for fnded Jamaic University's financial aid what aid a student is getting. The administrative group and said, 'Oh, no, no.' rrn admissions and records, the operation." "When Lectune a student comes in has endorsed a new policy assistant provost for special The commission and says he wants to discuss for determining how much ENDS THURS. programs, Opportunity the Equal Programs recommended bringing the aid programs, now scattered his financial problems, we will be able to know how and what types of aid a student should get. This Prof, Ottom St conce'Rt open 12:45 Shows at 1:00 3:00 • 5:00 • P.M. director, the vice president for student affairs, the vice among the student affairs, admissions and business much aid a student is getting at a given moment, including policy is based on the assumption that students win positioi san\es 7:05-9:15 president for business and finance, the financial aids director and a Graduate offices, into one office headed by an assistant provost for admissions and loans, scholarships, social security and veterans beneftis," Dykema with high need should get gift aid proportionate to their need, An MSU professor East Lansing attorney adc School representative. financial aids. explained. elected last week Dykema said it has been io MSU rep Wharton asked Milton E. "As funds become more possible for low need primary officers hpeting in tl Muelder, vice president foi difficult to get, one really students to have their need Metropolitan Lansing ed National research Thursday, May 18, and Friday, May 19 TTOYINTHE development and acting vice president foi needs to know everything about a student's financial filled entirely with gift aid, rather than loans or the wor^ District Chapter of Con Cause. amp io n s oxville, 1 student affairs, to study the situation in order to be fair Subiah Kannappan, Morning study program. Under the - are reserved for University employees to ssed their v proposal and devise a plan to him and to other students new policy, effective fall Ridgewood, East Lai do u b It purchase series tickets as new patrons of for coordinating the aid in the University,," he term, these students may was elected chairman •diiigVcoup programs. Mueldei added. have to work or take out steering committee fo the 1972 - 73 Lecture - Concert Series. FRIDAY ... 2 Comedies! higanderSi 2 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER recommended the new The administrative group is loans to meet part of their rest of 1972. John Tickets may be purchased at the Union BEST SCREENPLAY!" financial aids administrative not intended to affect the needs, 940 Bedford, East Li group. daily operation of the Other functions of the was elected vice chairro Ticket Office. 355 3361. - GEORGEiC. SCOTT Dykema said the group has been Financial Aids Office or the administrative group will be addition, 15 other m< meeting about once Office of Admissions and reviewing MSU's financial women were elected every two weeks. A majoi Scholarships, Dykema said. aid proposals to the federal area wide committee. ■iisuii'Kttmir- task has been devising a He emphasized that its job is government and other Kannappan indicated United Artists system to centralize data on policy - making. agencies, one of the major thrus integrating the 1972-7J -PLUS! COUPS AND CHAOS - all financial aid coming tc The Office of Admissions student employment Common Cause's District chapter will I programs of the Placement Bureau with financial aids monitor campaign spei the performing in the congressional n woody ~ operations, preparing and alien's* ^ arts company reviewing the budgets for the aid offices and addition to the race for Senate. * bananas^. ?••!;»» r n if in Department of Theatre recommending should be distributed how aid Common Causi currently organized in IMichigan State University between graduate and congressional district * okthside; DRIVE IN THEATER } sdams * * baadassssssong North U.S.27... 482-7409 * NOW THRU * 3 COLOR * Detective Harry Callahan. You don't assign him to murder $ Clint Eastwood * Dirty Harry YOU BLED MY MOMMA RICHARD HARRIS IN YOU BLED MY POPPA MAN IN THE BUT YOU WONT BLEED ME Clayton Rll.y In THE NEW WILDERNESS U«N OUTRAGE DESIGNED TO BLOW MINOS!" YORK TIMES Electrifying, m..snsnMi»iuMsssssnc harrowing, riveting and seething I John Cassavetes s,u, ..SffiSKMBMBKSSSaiG A truly badass' movie." TONIGHT IN 111 OLDS SHOWTIMES 7:00 8 45 10 30 Admission $1.50 opal Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 17, 1972 7 SPORTS- S' linksmen STATE DISCOUNT preparing 307 c. grand river for conference tourney Bv STEVE STEIN By STPIM in which the SDartans took Spartans took nositinns positions nn on fh» the * Spartan — State News Sports Writer commented that second, VanderMeiden was the team medalist with 299, Kodak Color Film After coming through with a fine team performance at which also was good for second place in the Ml rr Tom^rphy, srstfirw referring to his prediction Cigarettes this past weekend's tournament. Brad Hvi lf that the Spartans would take 126, 127, 620 Spartan Invitational, MSU's golfers The man who defeated the SifforH y d #nd B,H firSt "ld 860011(1 in the now have weeks to get less than two ready for the Spartan captain, Minnesota's Dave Haberle, has graduated, Bra"ord- "Everybody is so even University division. "We played pretty fast," 3/99° Big Ten tournament in leaving VanderMeiden as one right now that the only fair Timyan noticed. "There limit 3 pkgs. to choose would be limit 1 Minnesota May 26 - 27 — of the strongest contenders way to weren't any 5Vi or six hour the decision is made have some kind of playoff," rounds." (coupon) (coupon) once as for medalist honors. the Spartan mentor said. Expires after 5-20 to who will go. Many others who finished MSU's final competition of East Lansing Store Only Each conference school behind VanderMeiden have , the season other than the will be represented Timyan, who carded a 68 league meet took place by a six - also completed their on the first round to take the man squad and because of collegiate careers. lead Tuesday at Western Mich igan in the medalist the good showings by several VanderMeiden shot 76-75 competition before shooting as the Spartan squad took third in a quad meet, which 5 X 7 Colorsilk Enlargement Spartan linksmen at the - 151 at the Spartan tourney, 79 on Saturday, said his tourney last weekend, the not a good tournament for was won by host WMU with a (From Kodacolor negative only) putting and irons were good 384 total, choosing of the MSU sextet him, but Fossum didn't seem in the three under par will be - Scott Malaney led the quite difficult. concerned about it. Seniors VanderMeiden and Dick John - "John actually played well just a few little things went round, which he put in putts of 15, 30, 20, and three feet Green and White contingent with a 75, Jeff Klingbiel had 44c for birdies. limit 1 Bradow will make wrong. I'm not worried 78> Bill Zylstra and up the The rain had an effect on BroadweU both carded 81s (coupon) Murk Timyan nucleous of the squad. At about him. It'll be John's my play but I shouldn't have and Jim Bradow scored an 84 Expires after 5-20-72 East Lansing Store Only last year's Big Ten turn in Minnesota at the tourney, Big shot so bad on Saturday," The University of Michigan Ten's." Timyan also remarked. and Wayne State also Bradow shot rounds of 70 The Spartan junior $1.29 $2.25 in competed in the meet. Friday's sunshine and 72 during Saturday's rain to Manpower Vitamin C former MSU take medalist honors at the Super Dry Deodorant 500 Milligram Spartan Invitational and he appears to be peaking for the Three medal eaded for conference championships. "I've been putting well all in IM 5 oz. 00C BjjyGARY KORRECK become qualifying one of the 16 teams for needed seven points in round spring and Saturday I hit the ball well despite the rain," golf limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 5-20-72 limit 1 (coupon) ■tate News Sports Writer a trip to two to qualify and picked up Bradow commented after Prevailing winds and East Lansing Store Only Munich. Independent team two by tying Jamaica and receiving a trophy and the intermittent rain dampened United States will be Demling became eligible champion with a 317 total, Tie Mexico in their first two Biggie Munn Award, a watch spirits but not scores, as the the $1.69 was Duffers, led by ding a soccer team to the for the U.S. squad in 1968 matches. which was presented for the intramural golf tournament Gagnon's 75, and Clark rmpic Games for the first when he made all - Midwest The U.S. team then first time to the individual was completed May 14. Ballard's 77. London Legs Nude Panty Hose ie in 48 years and an MSU team and helped the traveled to Guatemala and winner. Three of 42 four man ■ Golf entries for the Sheer From waist to toe for "Hot Pants" dstudent helped make it Spartans to their second dropped a 3 • 2 decision MSU coach Bruce Fossum teams entered, were crowned individual tourney Saturday sible. straight NCAA co - before 55,000 demonstrative said that seven men will play in the independent and Sunday will be accepted irt "Buzz" Demling, a championship with St. Louis fans. Demling said that the for the remaining four fraternity, and residence hall till noon today. Each day's k letter • winner for the University, pro - Guatemala crowd divisions. Inclement weather round will cover 18 holes. irtans and the team's co - The Americans fought pelted the U.S. squad with forced postponement of the limit 3 Greens fee is $4.50 perentry. Tain and an all ■ America their way through an 84 grapefruit during the match final round for one week. (coupon) Ik in 1970. played defense team field, tying El Salvador JKnded the U.S. squad which in first round competition to and peppered the American goalie with cherry bombs. ,, . Individual medalist honors went to Spartan hockey ace ~BARNES Expires after 5-20-72 East Lansing Store Only Jamaica Sunday to to the Varsity Club members are move finals. They The U.S. beat Guatemala urged to attend an important Gilles Gagnon, competing for the Duffers, Herb FLORAL $1.75 $1.35 in a return match in Miami OF EAST LANSING and tied Mexico before their meeting 7:30 tonight in the Hildebrand of Delta Chi Club Room. Election of new Virginia Maid Daisy fc students win qualifying victory Jamaicans. Demling, who over the will officers is the main item of business. Honorary fraternity, and Pete Houghton of the MSU Golf Club, who recorded identical Show Her You Care. Panty Hose Panty Hose presentations will also be scores of 75 on the par 71 graduate from the MSU med addleball title school in June, said that he missed two weeks of classes ma<^ Forest Akers west layout. Give limit 3 69° limit 3 while participating in the Chug (coupon) too MSU representatives before a capacity crowd of trials. "The profs have been on over to the OLDE TRESTLE Expires after 5-20-72 East Lansing Store Only East (coupon) Expires lO#r 5-20-72 Lansli^^tore Only upetinp in the recently 500 spectators at the pretty understanding, Wednesday Nite - D.S. NITE* [ed National Paddleball renovated University of though," he added, "And Music Thursday Nite Reg. $6.98 Stereo L.P. ampionships in oxville, Tennessee, Tennessee's education physical complex. Finals they will allow me to make by - PITCHER NITE 215 ANN ST. ED 2 - 0871 ssed their to the action up the work I've missed." History of Eric Clapton en doubles way enclosed was played in a glass court which in Demling commented that the U.S. squad doesn't have OTIS dling a couple of fellow crown, Wright's opinion, "was the skill that the other 1 mile east of T higanders, 2 • 1. really beneficial to both the countries have but he said, Starlite Drive - In Reg. $9.98 Stereo L.P. Evans Wright, 27, a grad spectators and the "We make up for it with i Sent currently working competitors." desire and gutsiness — there 3004 W. Main St. LAST DAY ... At 1:30 3:30- 5:30-7:25-9:25 Manassas-Steven Stills Lansing is a lot of scrap and hustle on ti Ph.D. inElder, Dan dairy science, chanical engineering 24, a MSU Wright is the reigning intramural singles this team." COOL BREEZE COLOR * 'R' East $579 Lansing Store Only ior, combined for a one nt champion, and paired with Elder, the two have won the The U.S. squad is under the direction of Southern Illinois /L victory in the final THURSDAY $1.00 $1.15 to defeat Rod Grambau IM doubles two years. crown the past soccer coach Robert IfE Ht 7:30 - 9:30 P.M. Saginaw, and Dan Gueleker. Ei Scope Slocklin.a student at the msity of Michigan. WcGlocklin, also a native /ectronic. pins ic DEATH COMES IN Swim Caps Mouthwash Michigan, captured the n singles championship I substantiate the YNTHETIC TWO COLORS 67c limit 1 IT limit 1 Riverine state's ©Ur\a*JoviC-H pdopucTiori GEORGE C.SCOTT limit 1 (coupon) "THE HOSPITAL" Expires after 5-20-72 East Lansing Store Only UP United Artists $1.00 $1.50' IN MERIDIAN 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 THREE | Twl • light hour, Coppertone Coppertone Q.T. Adults $1.25 4:30 5:00 Tanning Butter Indoor-Outdoor Lotion .PROFESSIONALS WIVES • IN MERIDIAN FOUR ; 15/8 oz. flflc I'M ME RIDIAN ONE 5:°0. /: 6 00, 8:00, 9:55 Twl - light Hour, "■uK'lttOUlfijtKO ACADEMY AWARD JANE FONDA IN S Jar 6? limit 1 2 oz. tube jg limit 1 30, 9:55 Adults $1.28 ,w' light • 4'30 9.00 • hour, Adults $1 5:30- 6:00 > liLOt "CIRCLE OF LOVE" (coupon) Expires after 5-20-72 (coupon) Expires after 5-20-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Q Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Students' 'black mail' l blasts war escalation 1 j President uxxun Students across the box at one end of the peace" can be used in all 1600 *wuifl>lvaiua nation have begun sending envelope for the address, correspondence until the *v«. "black mail" as a personal stamp and cancellation Washington, u.c. and on - going expression of mark. killing stops. Within a month, the federal mails in mour n their discontent with the escalation of the Vietnam could be streaked with ."The failure of our ing On the rest of the black black, mourning those killed repeated gestures to end the War. war makes the for one. The idea is a simple one, envelop are printed a few in the war, organizers say. humility of this black mail a kind of ayirifj now words such a»s "in originated by Robert Kemy memory relief for the in Vietnam of someone who died this Penelope Faus, student individual," of the University of Idaho. Curtz said. A group of students morning in Vietnam." The from the University of design California at Santa Cruz, black envelopes in envelopes are then grouped and sold for said students should think He added that this is a accordance with postal profits to be chance for the student to regulation and get them given to charity. especially of friends in small towns throughout American break that sense of isolation "7Wn the printed in volume. Postal and to pass the word to from the rest of the world To demonstrate their outrage at protest called "turn the mail regulations require a white This "chain letter for often found on President Nixon's black" Thev « them. campus and escalation of the Vietnam War, a group of west coast everyone to object in this way until touch a lot of people. students have introduced a constant reminder of their the war i, ^ "If this plan is MOOSUSKI REUNION! work, we need going to national 6 p.m. Tonight at Coral Gables participation in our campaign," she said. $]00 COVER INCLUDES: Live music, slides, movies, Aspen race awards, and all the pizza you can eat! Thad Cuitz, also a Santa Cruz student, said he found this letter to be a constant reminder of the necessity to do something about the Remap plans debated Michigan's eight - man Legislative Apportionment Hatcher redisricting plan. - Kleiner Senate within six after receiving the months federal The members are four Republican complaining ALSO: Happy Hours for members! Commission continues its The constitutionally - decennial census that the Democrat Hatcher war. Though they are just figures, - *A few spaces are left on the Memorial Weekend beginning to distribute the year long division despite a established body is required This enables them to comply Kleiner plan was not envelopes, he said there is May 4 state Supreme Court to enact a redistricting plan with the Supreme submitted to the commission order to enact the Court's so • called for the state House and one man one vote or its staff, to determine its - - ruling. accuracy in districting or population. But the Hatcher - Kleiner Irian was accepted by the Supreme Court because it came closer to complying with the one - man one - vote doctrine than three other plans submitted. The plan submitted by commission member Lillian Hatcher and cochairman A. Robert Kleiner all but ensures Democratic control of the House and probable control of the Senate for the next 10 years. Republican members said. But commission GOP found in contempt ofl a Supreme Court spokef cocnairman, Paul Goebel of said. Grand Rapids ^ Monday Bemie Apol, Dept. ofl afternoon said the director of elect! Republicans are more indicated his staff is if concerned with the plan's accuracy, and are process of Hatcher certifying - Kleiner pUi off the court is not out extremely reluctant to give it the majority vote until will have completed in the a co the plan has been certified by days. of bounds for our new i polyester whites POLICE REPORT THAT $14 to $20 stolen a green 1963 Chevrolet I from Spartan Village. The Michigan license pT number of the vehicle is FPY 616. The vehicle wasJ 'sometime between 7 p.m. Sunday and 6:30 a.m. Monday.1 Play the game to win fashion honors in fresh new femininely A STUDENT WAS arrested for allegedly stealing a bicl styled tennis whites. Never before at 3:15 a.m. on Sunday. The student is being referred te sold at the door for synthesizer, will be $1. program. graduated from MSU's presented in its last five School of Business in 1965, performances this weekend said that MSU has the finest Wharton bock placement office In country. He said that MSU is one the of in Erickson Kiva. by The program, the sponsored Music Dept. and created by Bill Molton and thepioneeruniversitiesinthe Earl Morgan, seniors ued from page one) can be cleared quickly if an be lit and kept attendance normal. country, that has a full time incident occurs. burning was - specializing in electronic The hp.H throughout l»rougnoui the tne night vigil. The press committee and female staffwho is primarily music, will include four . officials met with prom|sed t JJrsh,a's five minutes of silence will other representatives of the involved with the Orcheas dancers and march coordinators paradc marsh„£"^ 2(j0 be observed after dinner for demonstrators are expected employment of coeds. elaborate lighting and slide nmg Tuesday to plan ^ iSentmed I? war victims fol,ow^ by a to move their headquarters Collins predicted that the presentations, tails of today's march armbands T^e h!£d candlelight march around cand,e,i2ht the Capitol. march arour to a room in the Student Services Building, job market this to increase year is going possibly by 2.5 The music, played on MISS J ^'renresentinu marshaIs wi" warmbands Marchers who do not spokesman for the a per cent over the last year, three synthesizers and four Ce^t East l^nsinc and yellowthfi or blue tape decks with eight Lansing and and with WQrd stay overnight shuttled back to campus will be demonstrators said. The vl ,®a, . tllat women speakers, will range from DRESS, SPORT jice promised full "MARSHAL" move was anticipated definitely have a distinctive recorded nature sounds and printed before dinner on five buses ■ration with the p because of advantage in employment, acrossthem provided by the University. and violations of overcrowding tonal pieces to pure abstract AND CASUAL SHOES R ?ey 88XJSK ^eryl Beattie, an East Those who stay overnight health regulations at several ridec.ir^„d„- from East Lansing, one Unsine «sident who is also will return by bus at noon previous location the of the march Thursday. at the east Room mtioned the head pble for the behavior coordinators, said of ra„y a number *'» ogress the and fo(k musjc w||| bg In other actions University and community Tuesday, Synergy, Inc., 541 East Grand River Ave. Three antiwar groups will Wednesday's Feature Dinner save 1/3 / O narchers. support for petitions asking sponsor a campout and provided. derVeen said the that the MSU Board of educational civic action ROAST TOM TURKEY 3.25 Orig. $10 to $21; Now $6 to $14 Loudspeakers and a Trustees declare the would start at "command post" for the program Friday and University's opposition to Saturday at Wurtsmith Air celery dressing Dnt Tower at noon marshals will be set up on soup or juice the has Force Base in Oscoda, the The marchers will the Capitol steps, war been salad Significant reductions on shoes for at 1 p.m. in an Marchers are surprisingly strong, spokesman said. War two vegetables urged to representatives of the protesters plan to charter all occasions, from our current stock manner through bring their own food. A antiwar demonstrators said. buses to Oscoda and also to dessert nee and down the meal will be provided for beverage .shoes for dress, sport and casual Petitions, which were Washington, D.C., where the . . hand lane of marchers staying overnight, signed by students, faculty People's Lobby has in Avenue. Pblice They are al9o asked to bring and staff of MSU and announced Use Alle'en trance of fourth level of wear to add to your wardrobe right now, ed that the marcher* blankets. Tents, sleeping plans for a residents of the East Monday blockade of the ramp for direct access. no more than six bags and campfires are not Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. to take along on your summer travels. and Lansing area, requested that Pentagon. - preferably allowed, the trustees "declare, as a The activities will be held ur abreast - so they An "eternal candle" will Jaeobsoris in NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS matter of institutional conjunction with other policy, that this University national antiwar activities scheduled for Saturday. strongly opposes all American involvement and Vietnam Veterans Against muA&Ja&OP' the War, Clergy and Laymen participation in the COMBINE VACATION AND SUMMER SCHOOL Wallace improved Indochina war consistent with this policy and Concerned About the War and the Lansing Area Peace shall immediately take Council have coordinated ON THE BEACHES OF LANE SUPERIOR edfrom page one) Nerves directly action to terminate support efforts for the weekend. iments of his small and brushed past intestine on the controlling leg movements stem from points on the spinal cord lower down than for the war In all parts of the University." The protester's TONIGHT! Moosuskl at the Gables Jacabsoris the particular vertebra encouragement of a student OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY described. ippatently the bullet boycott of classes Tuesday One possible explanation the spine was not apparently received very EVENINGS UNTIL NINE is the doctors' reference to a little support, according to a ately accessible to blast effect on the spinal number of students who or removal was cord by the lodged bullet. lered possibly too reported that classroom MCAT- DAT-GRE at least for the LSAT-ATGSB I bullet is reported I on the spine at a ist beneath the lower NAT L. BDS. Bf the ribcage - that Planning on another hot summer school this year? But midway down the Why not enroll in a cool summer session at Northern Michigan University. Marquette, Michigan. It's k doctors said the uniquely ours - Michigan's Upper Peninsula - clean par)' paralysis which air, clear water, and transferable credits. NMU's I has sustained results summer school has two sessions beginning June 19 ■feds transmitted to and July 17. Bpinal cord by the lfnt impact of For all summer visitors to the region - NMU's ■with the boney spinal attractive residence hall rooms are availablefor guests Jn, Icord. The surrounding the on an overnight or weekly basis throughout the spinal cord summer (June 15 through August 20) with all ■as a kind of bodily conveniences plus economical prices. For example, ie cable for carrying the overnight cost of a double is ■ messages $10.00, a suite (two controlling connecting rooms) for four is only $66.00 per week. yentsof the limbs. »as no immediate For additional information and reservations, write i as to why an to: Director of Guest Housing, Northern Michigan Jon'y the spine at that University, Marquette, Michigan 49855, (906) 227 high point on the - _ ould cause the leg - 1700. effects. P MONEY? 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Sunbeam Tigel cylinder, automatic, power TWO MEN Sales career. Apartments - V-8, two topi, radials, offers Permanent PART TIME WORK Bruce 332-8641.2-5-18 prestige position $1295.355-0905.3-5-19 with a future. Product OPPORTUNITY backed by a 138 year old SIXTEEN (16) HOURS ROOMMATE WANTED, CHEVROLET 1965. 6 cylinder, MUSTANG 6 cylinder, PERWEEK company. We train. male, own bedroom. Kings stick, radio, excellent stick, SP tires, battery, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, Point East Apartment, 353-9494. 1 394-0020. 3-5-19 transportation. Always very - 5 p.m. 3.5.17 ONLY $ 100/month. 332-5304. dependable, $250. 882-8303 CLERK WANTED. Apply at NURSES AIDES BEGIN 3-5-17 332-2170.2 5-18 OLDSMOBILE 1965. Runs well 519 East Michigan Avenue. $2.15 HOUR. new battery, tune - up, 489-8458. 10-5-22 DIETARY AIDES BEGIN MARIGOLD CHEVROLET 1965 one ton decent body. $420 $2.15 HOUR. APARTMENTS panel truck. $325. Olds rear 351 5439, 339-9711. HOUSEKEEPERS BEGIN 711 Burcham 911 Marigold 3-5-17 - deck spoiler $45. Call $2.00 HOUR. Large deluxe furnished one 393-9208 7-11 p.m. 1-5-17 OLDSMOBILE 1971, 442, W - bedroom apartments. Now ft sale 30. Power steering, windows, FUN JOB INGHAM COUNTY leasing for Summer. Summer EXTENDED CARE rates, $140 and up. Call lntfls CHEVROLET 1968 custom seats, disc brakes. Automatic MEN - GIRLS FACILITY will furnish full 337-7328 for appointment. Lie Homes coupe, power steering, air, console and cruise control. phone work. Good pay. No 80 hours orientation with vinyl top, will sacrifice, Sport wheels, 4,000 miles. selling. We train. Excellent 124 CEDAR. 2 man furnished |& Found phone 349-4726 after 5 p.m. 349-4583. 5-5-19 conditions, full or part time. pay. Applicant must have apartments, $67.50 summer JNAL 5-5-18 Cell Karen, 3-7 p.m. independent transportation leases only. Days 487-3216. |NUTS PERSONAL OLDSMOBILE 1967, Cutlass. 351-1010.3-5-18 and telephone availability. Dependable adult women Evenings till 10 p.m. 882-2316.0-5-31 jL ESTATE CORVAIR, 1963. 1 owner, V-8 hardtop, power steering. TYPIST who wish a long term (reation - 80,000 miles. $250 $750. 627-2351.5-5-23 - part time 4-10 p.m. 641 6941. 5-5-17 70 w.p.m. 5 nights a week. assignment preferred. GRAD OR MARRIED student: jvice OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE Apply in person. 42754 Possible that permanent 40 2 bedroom, 2 air Jtruction CORVETTE 1962 . 327, V-8, 4 1969 Cutlass, great car. Albert St. 2-3 p.m. W hour week positions will be available at later date. Apply conditioners, pool, children, Sewiw Call speed. 5 ET mags, headers, Steve balcony, pets. Bay Colony. 351-0883. 7-5-17 DREAM JOB. Teach make - up in person, 3882 Dobie Road, Insportation $1300. Phone 482-7601 Okemos. 7-5-23 Sub-let with option for fall. methods used in Hollywood $ 1 60/month. 337-2371. Kted between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. 5-5-23 PLYMOUTH 1965 Barracuda. for Natural or High Style 5-5-18 tdeadline Reliable car, mag wheels, 0MWyStMMi/AX/SZ3/ B MM. looks. EMPLOYMENT V-8, automatic, car will be Training at our class day Money is good if OPPORTUNITY CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE sold by 5/17/72 for best expense. AGGRESSIVE MARRIED STUDENTS YOUNG man, (publication. 1968. 427, 435hp, best offer. offer over $125. Phone Automotive Scooters & Cycles you're ambitious. Can lead to must be able to meet & FACULTY executive position. VIVIANE After 9:30 p.m., 349-3381. 355-5823 or 353-5399. following requirements: Leilations/Cor- 3-5-18 2-5-17 VOLKSWAGEN, TRIUMPH WOODARD COSMETICS, Junior or senior in college; 1971, 650cc. 1,5 _ 12 noon one SQUAREBACK, 1964, red, Excellent condition with subsidiary of General Foods. 351-6623. C Marketing or related field, 1,2, & 3 bedroom apt$. ■s day before FIAT 128, 1971, 15,700 miles, PONTIAC G TO, 1968. $650 or best offer. extres. $1200. Phone must be able to work 30 some with study excellent condition, AM Luxuriously equipped, power Phonograph. 337-0961. 349-2699. 5-5-19 hours/week, would consider a NIGHT BARTENDER. Tuesday radio, eight track tape, must steering, brakes, 4-speed, ET 3-5-18 in sales and sales >149 career - Saturday. Experienced, neat from phone sell, $1500 or best offer. mags, more.$1100.351-0594 BSA 650, 1965, 7500 miles, and dependable. Call for management with a local per mo. 5-5-23 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK I 355 8 2 55 355-1179. 5-5-22 extras, $475, 351-4099 after appointment, 10-4 p.m. company after graduation. 1967. New Radials. Clean 3 p.m. 3-5-17 WALT'S RESTAURANT, Must have completed military UNFURNISHED FORD 1968. 12' Step-van, 6' PONTIAC 1970, LeMans, 2 inside and out. $750. service or be draft exempt, door hardtop, V - 8 power Williamston 655-2175. 5-5-17 children welcome ceiling, $1995. Excellent 627-5350. 14-5-30 is 1970 KAWASAKI MACH III car definitely necessary, condition. St. Johns, steering, sport wheels, low should be married and ready please, no pets VOLKSWAGEN 500. Excellent, only 3,800 WORKING VACATION to 224-7968. 5-5-23 mileage, one owner. Call WHITE to locate in Central miles, $795. 351-5526. Mackinac Island, 18 years old Michigan 485-1816. 3-5-19 1968. Rebuilt engine, runs area. Excellent opportunity 3-5-18 FORO SUPERVAN, 1969. Windows, curtains, carpet, 6 PONTIAC 1964 station wagon, well, must sell. $600. Call 353-9344 between 1-5 p.m. KAWASAKI 1971. male. Salary, plus commission. Phone 372-6027. 5-5-17 to establish with a growing company and gain valuable KNOB HILL excellent. Also, 1962 VW, 3-5-18 175cc, iex- automatic, new tires,$2000. TRAVEL 'ROUND THE experience while completing 487-0357 evenings. 3-5-18 332-3448, 351-0944 . 3-5-18 V O L K W A GEN cellent condition, low mileage. $575. Call 332-8054. 4-5-19 WORLD THIS SUMMER and get paid your degree. HAGER - FOX HOME CENTER. 1115 APARTMENTS FORD 1965. Good condition. SCHOOLBUS -CAMPER CONVERTIPq 1967. doing it South 349-4700 8.00 1 3.00 26.00 TRIUMPH 1969 Sail a foreign ship. No experi¬ Pennsylvania, Must sell. Leaving the converted, new V-8, etc. 649 Excellent sQViitic 33,000 Datona 500 ence necessary Men and women. 482-5501 extension 153 or Low mileage. Good country. Jose', 355-4037 Evergreen or call 351-9246, miles. Michelin tir !. $900. Send stamped self addressed 155. 3-5-17 OPEN Monday - Friday 351-0127. 10-5-22 condition. Call 349-0583. 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. from 4-6:30 p.m. 3-5-18 351 1942. 5-5-22 envelope to M*ctdon las 224, |tudent Services Bldfl.' Inriagtan, N.J. 07111. FREE ROOM Saturday 12-5 p.m. FORD 1963. Van, camper, 1967 SPRITE BUG-eyed 1959. Runs , parking, in ints aos must be YAMAHA, 1971 DTI, 250. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED: exchange for managing engine, extension, fully very well. 355-2695 after 3 student house LOCATED K MILE NORTH $750, 355-9442.3-5-17 $600. A-1 condition. Ask for Preferably live-in. Begin July - rent rooms, equipped. 332-1607. 3-5-18 p.m. 3-5-19 collect rent, etc. Close. OP JOLLY RD. ON Terry, 669-3045. 3-5-18 1st. 2 children, age 3 and 5. 4 WHEEL drive 1970 Toyota, 349-2828 evenings. 5-5-17 484-9774 after 5 p.m. 3-5-18 OKEMOS ROAD FORD XL HARDTOP 1969. TOYOTA CORONA Mk II plow, winch, floatation tires, CYCLE INSURANCE - Central 390 V - 8, vinyl top, power 1 970. Excellent chrome Michigan's Largest MILFORD STREET 126,deluxe brakes, steering. New tires. condition, 19,000 miles. wheels, CHEAPII! insurer, SUMMER AND part time 2 and 3 man apartments, Extras. $1895 or 372-8880, Jim. 5-5-23 any cycle, any rate. 144 North employment with merchant offer. Harrison, East Lansing or wholesaler. Automobile furnished, air - conditioning Phone 482-1475.5-5-17 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF walking distance to campus. required. 351-5800 for Scooters & Cycles LANSING. 0-5-31 information. C-3-5-18 Phone 351 -6232,372-5767 or TRIUMPH TR6 1971, warranty 489-1656.22-5-31 I Automotive MACH I 1971. Red, wide ovals. through June, must sell. HONDA 1969 ALCOA Cell owner Judy, 373-0994 CL90.2100 miles Aviation WE NEED $2975. 355-5850. 3-6-18 SUBSIDIARY HAS Summer ONE BEDROOM furnished 'thvs. 2-5-18 with helmet. $250. PEOPLE IN Nursing, Home IROMEQ 1969 Couple, 882-5145.5-5-19 work available. Wa will be Economics, Civil Engineers, apartment th air ■y nice. Call 349-2209 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE GT6* LEARN TO FLYI Complete MAVERICK 1970. Low flight training. All oouraes are interviewing the last week of Secondary Education, conditioning*^ v>' campus. 14p.m. 3-5-19 1968. V - 6, 38,000, wire BRIDGESTONE 1968, 175cc, May. Watch for interview Married ^ jple or would mileage, very clean. Call Ron government and VA certified. Chemistry, Physics, Math. consider Michelins, AM/FM, excellent, 7,000 miles. Will take best Vocational Education and grad students. FRANCIS AVIATION. JnhEALEY Sprite 1968. 351-5872. 10-5-31 around $1409.75. 351-6153 after 5 p.m. 5-5-19 offer over $250 641-4585. 3-5-18 . Airport Road. Call 484-1324. ESTABLISHED ROCK Band Industrial Arts. Physical 351-4546. 3-5-17 11 good. $750. Call Education. Business ween 6-8 P.m. MOVING, MUST sell. 1969 C-5-31 needs full time drummer. Call Volkswagen Bug. Excellent SUZUKI Mount Pleasant, 644-2414. Education, Business DONTSIGN TRIUMPH 1971, Spitfire, 500, 1968. Excellent condition. $995 694-8893. 3-5-18 Administration, Economics, condition. Call 655-1513 4-5-19 Parts $2195. 13,000 actual miles. Auto Service & Parts Finance. Agriculture. For THAT LEASE 372-0984. Call Don. 3-5-19 after 6 p.m. 2-5-18 |CK SPECIAL MALE OR female desk clerk Fall 1972 Programs. Unless your apt. includes a Avertible 1963. True TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE W - GUARANTEED repair. needed. Saturday and Sunday Applications due July 15. balcony or patio, two Johns, MUSTANG 1967, V-8, stick, VEGA STATION Wagon, 1971. 1, $85 negotiable. Linda, RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at Write to PEACE CORPS, walking distance to campus, vinyl roof and more. Automatic, radio, low 1971. Excellent, helmets, mornings, 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 Okemos Road. 349-9620. VISTA. 231 West Lafayette, on site free maintenance 332-2827 after 6 p.m. 3-5-19 mileage, take over payments. $1150. 351-7355 after 5 p.m. p.m. Possibly 1 or 2 other C-5-31 Room 556, Detroit, Michigan 484-3671.3-5-19 3-5-19 shifts but right now only 48226. B-1-5-17 carpeting, and modern MUSTANG 1968 Saturdays and Sundays. 968. Electra convertible, FOREIGN CAR furnishings air conditioning KAWASAKI 1970. 350 A-7. PARTS. 393-2030 for appointment. $500, runs well. Die-hard VEGA 1971 Hatchback, custo SUMMER EMPLOYMENT at and congenial resident s. Power, air and Excellent condition, helmet, CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 battery. Bill, 351-6153. exterior. Call 355-9953 or __3-5-18 Boyne Country. Call Art, managers p-Call 355-0991.4-5-19 3-5-18 882-3301.2-6-17 many extras. $525. East Kalamazoo Street, 1 616-549-2441. 3-5-19 337-9164. 3-5-19 mile West of campus. WANTED, GIRL interested in WATER'S EDGE APTS. 10 1971. Power 487-5065. C teaching farm animal steering MUSTANG 1969 Mach I. VEGA GT 1971. Excellent 332-4432 TRIUMPH program at Girl's camp in BUSINESS HELP Holiday brakes. Excellent Excellent condition, best condition. Loaded with many 1967. Needs work. . Villon. Call 355-6044. MUFFLERS, BRAKES, shocks Clare, Michigan. Write Mrs. happiness. Need extra $$$ to offer over $1300. 351-8506. extras. Call 351-3921, ask for Parts/entire bike. Make offer. OKEMOS. SUMMER. 1 and springs installed at Rock Ted McCullough, 2955 make your holidays happy 3-5 18 337-0340. 2-5-18 bedroom, 2 man apartment Doug. 3-5-19 Bottom LOW PRICES. Stephanie Court, Drayton ones? We have part time $135/month. 2 bedroom, 3 HEIGHTS AUTO PARTS. Plains, Michigan, 48020. work available, 6-11 evenings. HONDA CL450 1970. 5000 man apartment, $165/month. VOLKSWAGEN 485-2276. C-1-5-17 313-673-6506. 3-5-17 Salary $50 weekly. CONVERTIBLE miles, perfect shape, call Summer and Fall, 1962. 394-0020. 3-5-19 351-5998 after 6 p.m. 5-5-23 RENTAL AGENTS wanted, 2 efficiency/$100. Furnished, Excellent engine, KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair work sales ladies for a rewarding plus utilities and deposit. No transmission, poor body. HONDA 160, on Volkswagen, bugs, PART TIME —evenings. $12 a 1966, excellent career in real estates. Many pets. 484-4948. 3-5-17 332-3448, 351-0944. 1-5-17 busses, or Ghias. GRAND night. 6-10:30 p.m. Call Mr. condition, does 80 mph. Best RIVER fine properties available to CITGO. 1054 East Perry, 394-0020. 3-5-19 offer. 353-1335. 3-5-19 high Grand River. 351-9274. , SUMMER SUBLET. 2 VOLKSWAGEN 1970 "Prof's Contact ele , C-5-31 bedroom furnished, pool, to Beetle", fine shape, 38,000 HONDA CB350, 1971. 7500 EDWARD G. HACKER For Rent Hi ill MCI miles, AM/FM. Asking miles. $600. Call 351-7868. reliable couple, 351-4654. MASON BODY, SHOP, 812 East COMPANY 485-2262, $1650.655-1022. 3-5-19 3-5-19 10-5-25 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since evenings 485-1816. 10-5-17 1940. Complete auto painting TV AND STEREO rental: Fast SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. free delivery and service. DUPLEX - 3 bedrooms. and collision service. Now leasing for Cocktail and dining room $9.50/month no deposit, Furnished. an dor. 485-0256. C-5-31 - low waitresses. Front desk term rates available. All $240/morft£T*_ease starts position. Apply in person, equipment guaranteed. Call June 15th. 351-9080. YOUR PLACE or mine, VW RESORT, REGISTER NOW repair. Reasonable, BEAR Grayling, MT. Ml or call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-31 12-5-31 FOR YOUR summer & fall 626-2290, Harold. 3-5-18 1-348-6641. 10-5-31 APARTMENT (Collhigtoooti FOR THIS • BAY COLONY means SUMMER * BEECHWOOD OR NEXT DELTA ARMS EVERGREEN ARMS FALL 135 Colllngwood ♦ HASLETT ARMS 351 - 4627 1316 Haslett Rd. * PRINCETON ARMS 351 1647 lak'eSyou'°,S(5 olround - ™s bom,s extras! Like: a Mini-bus that trips a day) from apartment door- * NORTH POINTE P to classroom eliminating parking problems, ex- W"se and tardiness. Like: a romantic "social area" '" » picn'c tables and B-B-Q pits and stuff. Read UNIVERSITY TER anrtrf 0 a'K this more ,ea,u'es then you'" ever get . from only $180 a month. • UNIVERSITY VILLA &K Air Conditioning ■ All Utilities included I cLJiec.,r.lci,y ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes • INN AMERICA I iely Fu"i'Shed ■ Balcony or Patio Units feature Lea wi,h dr°P Ute ■ Walk thru Kitchen I n7o? ? "e'rigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer See resident manager for showing. No appt. necessary. *1 « Unii«a. unlimited -fr„" La"ndry facilities ■ Storage and and 2 bedroom furnished apts. as low as $150 per month Parking, ■ Party Room for 3 month summer lease. Also limited number of fecial summer school leases designed for the 5 week student. $275. Roomate service available. deep shag Nromu ApARTMINTS M, M HALSTEAD *Air conditioned 'Unlimited Parking *New Furniture MANAGEMENT •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind 'Model Open Dally Call 351-8282 (Behind the Yankee Store) 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesdav_M^[7 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Apartments ForSak Apartments Apartments Houses Rooms PIONEER SX440. AM/FM CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE. Stereo receiver. JVC 504OU, WALK TO campus, summer CEDAR APARTMENTS now EAST LANSING AM/FM stereo receiver. Work done locally. estimtes. Fast, guaranteed Free Mobile Hon - immediate SUBLET ONE man for summer, FURNISHED. 5 blocks from only. 4 and 2 leasing. Modern luxurious Canon Pellix 1.2 Miranda G. service. man Approximately % REfGAL 1960?7o; . - occupancy, reduced summer own bedroom, $45/month. Union. Parking. Now and apartments. 2 sleeping apartments, air - conditioning Also, Good selection vintage normal repair cost. Movie for boys. 1020 Short Street. rooms and pool. $159. Short term rates, modem apartment, swimming pool, most Call after 6 p.m. 482-7082. 3-5-19 summer. a.m. or Call between before 8:30 10-12 cameras. UtedTelephoto and cameras and projectors fortnHished' •£■ 489-1893. 5-5 19 leasing. 393-9620 393-4801. 10-5-19 utilities. 351-8714 evenings. 5-5-22 EAST LANSING. June midnight. 351*177. 2-6-17 wide angle camera lenses. TV sets, typewriters, tapestries, serviced PROFESSIONAL BLACK also __35i.6587$42^0. , SUMMER: TWO girls for 4 headphones, 8-track home and man. $65 each. Pool. TWO MEN needed for four-man. 2-MAN sublet, close to campus, occupancy, 4 furnished house close to bedroom DOUBLE ROOMS for and car tape players. 500 used WHITE FINISHING. Custom PHOTO westwood^-- "e#r 351-1562.3-5-17 Old Cedar Village. Summer. summer. Share large kitchen, 8-track tapes, $2 each. campu, o. campus. Students welcome. processed to modeled. Call 5 roomy. $150. Call 353-6260. living, dining rooms. $40. your Call 353-6951. x-2-5 18 WILCOX SECOND HAND 3-5-18 Call EDWARD G. HACKER Two blocks from campus, specifications. Developing, 5-5-22 ' * SUMMER. 2 - 3 man, air STORE, 509 East Michigan contact sheets, enlargements, COMPANY Rental near park. Call 355-8313. Avenue. 8-5:30p.m. Mondey • SUMMER: NEED one/two girls. conditioned $145. 332-6932, close, parking. 5-5-19 Across from Williams. SUMMER SUBLET 2-man, Headquarters 485-2262. Mr. Steele 485-1816. 10-5-17 or 2-5-18 Sat urday, 485-439 1. mounting. SECOND HAND WILCOX ^ailerco;;; e Adults Air-conditioned. Cedar Greens, B k STORE, oni $68. an Amerlcard, Master 509 East Mi ch igan monthly wj(h 355-8648. 10-5-31 air-conditioned, pool. THREE BEDROOM, Living Charge, Layaway, Terms, 485-4391. C GRADUATE STUDENT 351-5498. 3-5-18 ROOM IN $30/month. Very nice house. liberal. room, paid. bathroom. Utilities Summer. 351-5292. Trades. C b"S;° <=■»'o wants TWO GIRLS needed Fall 332-3827.2-5-17 2-5-18 NUDES. NATURE and Rock and her own room for the to ¥ R Roll. Creative CUSTOM summer, OR roommate to Spring, Cedar Village, A E photography on display. CYCLOPS STUDIOS BUlLT,~f 353-1925. 3-5-18 share an apartment with own room. Call Nancy 351-5594. FOUR MAN bedrooms. basement 'A baths, TOWNHOUSE. QUIET liberal male, own bedroom, C T O E C J 220 Albert, 332-0573. 3-5-17 bedroom, condition!™ "unfl^* „ 3-5-19 apartment for r furnished. unfurnished, rent Summer, furnished, air - Excellent Vacated to campus. $72/month. Chuck 5-6:30 H T POPCORN SEED - MSU bred & gilding. Only |JL 3 OR 4 wanted to sublease conditioned, two bedrooms, Available mid-June. Families p.m. ONLY, 351-4939. Quality Awning Shop Y S released. Sold by SPARTAN AGRONOMY CLUB. 85c a 353-3975 day, evenings. 3-5 19 ' * 1% baths. Summer rates. only. Call 482 8034, 1-5-17 summer. Near campus. 351-5532. 3-5-18 evenings. pound. Ring 353-9545. 351-3979.3-5-19 372-3510, days. ONE BEDROOM Ask for John. 5-5-18 FURNISHED ROOM, men, COLE'S BAKERY SURPLUS BAKERY foods 3-5-17 twentietYcVn XING. 1967 2 MEN wanted, - close in. clean, quiet, close, bed linens at 12', Twyckingham, TAPE DECK, AKAI X200D. Six beginning fall, $70/month. Couple. Reserve now. Phone 663-8418, 12-2 p.m. or after LOVELY bedroom FURNISHED, houses. Summer 1-5 furnished. 140 Orchard, East Lansing. 337-2758 after 4 reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off at retail prices, great eating, months old. Call 351-4559. 2"-ned, Vard, carpeted sklrted 15 351-1416. 2-5-18 3-5-17 SUBLET SUMMER, two-man. 5 p.m. 3-5-18 rates $125-$210/month. plus utilities. 1-2 miles from p.m. 3-5-19 great economy I SURPLUS STORE, 640 South Waverly, SnJ7Msu'$450°w APARTMENTS FOR 2,3,4 girls. KOWA SET SLR, 35mm plus CEDAR VILLAGE Close. Call Jim 353-7964 or campus. Available June. No ROOMS AVAILABLE for immediately North of 1-496 Close to campus. Available for "beginning fall" calls expressway. C-3-5-19 equipment. $300for$157.80. Carpeted, clean, APARTMENTS 351-7433. 3-5-19 summer and fall. 1 apartment please. 349-3604 after now, 10 summer. quiet, close to campus. No 3516153 after 5 p.m. 5-5-19 Lost&Foi for married couple. 332-2495. 0-5-5-18 HOYER ACOUSTIC ONE GIRL for 4-man. Summer a.m. drugs, plenty of free parking, Guitar. Bogue St. at the Red Cedar 5-5-22 Hardly used. R.C.A. 20" Console TV. term. $45 per month. refrigerators. Males only. Call $45. Call please c 1 4-6. SUMMER and next Fall. 351-2755 between 2 p.m. 489-5091. 1-5-17 Excellent condition, $75. 332-6834. 351-5180 University supervised. Call LARGE. TWO party, furnished Close to campus. 641-6496 and 5 p.m. 355-3170.4-5-18 353-8093. 3-5-19 weekdays. Ask for LOST: SMALL SUMMER SUBLET. 1 bedroom. efficiency, air conditioned, after 7 p.m. 10-5-25 Ed. O USED BIKES, men's and close to campus. $137 50 USED SEWING with curly tail Grad student or married women's, 24" 26". machines, white SUBLEASE ONE bedroom summer. $154 fall. 484-0585, , P«vvs. Named couple. Furnished. Quiet, ARDMORE ST. - Okemos, 2 - SUMMER. 351-2223 after 3 p.m. 2-5-18 $9.95 and up. Consoles and "j furnished apartment with air- MEN, large house, found please convenient to 351-1610.0-5-31 bedroom duplex, full excellent location, kitchen, portables.Zig-Zag and straight phone campus. nd co itioning. Nice for 5-5-18 Meridian Mall . Air married basement, garage. Immediate parking, laundry. 332-1918. TWO LESLIES, fair shape. $600. stitchers. couple. $160. KITCHENETTE FURNISHED, conditioned, pool. 355-1892, 351-2426. 5-5-23 occupancy. Phone Horton 1-5-17 Good for band use. 355-8773. ELECTRO-GRAND, 804 349-1528 after 6 $90 /mon th utilities Realty. 489-6961. 3-5-17 East Michigan, p.m. , 5-5-22 Lansing. 1 B-2-5-18 included. Near Capitol. Call Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ersonal SUMMER SUBLET, 2 room FREE ROOM, parking,in 485-7021. 5-5-22 ON LAKE Saturday, 9-12 l",nng, three FUTURE MAN NEEDED for summer, furnished studio, $125. Pool. bedrrocM^^nmer, fall exchange for managing student house WATERBEDS. GREAT PLEASURE, great guarantee, 0-22-5-31 noon. prepare CPA'sieV;, for Burcham, 351-6619. 2-5-19 SUBLET SUMMER, 2 - rent rooms, the CPA own room, air, pool, man. optio . $165 . 339-9723. from $9.50. No better BECKER CPA R| Next to collect rent, etc. Close. buy. NORTHPOINTE. 337-9321. campus. Rent 5-5-17 FURNITURE, TENT Sale. Save FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted. negotiable. 332-1343. 3-5-19 484-9774 after 5 p.m. 3-5-18 351-0717.4-5-19 COURSE. Call B 3-5-19 30% - 50% at BROOKS Detroit For next year. Cedar Village, 2 BEDROOM, FURNITURE, downtown 313-9611400 4 Call unfurnished, MEN, SHARE room in clean, 2 COUCHES, stuffed chairs, 3 513 HILLCREST. Close-in, man. Debbie EAST OF CAMPUS. 20 Grand Ledge, Phone summer and/or fall. FREE 332-0715, Monica 332-1343. minutes. Country home, quiet house. Cooking, close. dressers, other inexpensive A lest pleasant area. Air - $135/month after 10 p.m. furniture. 627-9600. 0-12-5-17 3-5-19 furnished. 4 responsible Summer term, $100. Refrigerator $25. conditioned, dishwasher, 371-3240. 3-5-17 Gas stove. 332-5765, Steve 484-4519, nicely furnished, carpeted, adults. $225 a month. 485-8836. 0-6-2 East Midii after 5 p.m. 3-5-18 "85-7197 Lansir spacious. From $50/person. 351-3969. O ROOMS FOR girls in large house, Animals MERLE NO 351-0705 or 355-0900. 10-5-31 Yes..We HAYFORD NORTH 131. Large summer. Washer, dryer, back yard, V4 block from big SUMMER ROOM and board. Theta Sorority. 10 weeks. 349-9371. 337-0100. AMPEX 87 cassette player with 8" Jensen speakers, 25 tapes. GERMAN SHEPHERD - COSMETIC C-3-5-18 STui 4 man house. Furnished, Female, Pekingese campus. 337-0818.3-5-17 x-10-5-26 1 vear old, $225. Call m8|e CAPITOL AREA. Near LCC, 3 carpeted. $225 a month. Siamese have location! 1 cats. black Wit ton 371-3327.3-5-18 FASHIONABLE rooms furnished, $135 351-3969. No pets! O 3 BEDROOM house, 339-9712. 5-5-19 ROOMS, SINGLES AND includes utilities. Girls or c o n ve n i e ocated. Men, fashion fc DOUBLES. Cooking facilities. MORE FUN in the sun with Sun as married couple, no children LARGE HOUSE, unfurnished, 4 Available fcvTS 10 at $180. FREE SWEETIESI have Utilities paid. CALL Shades. OPTICAL Three started t or pets. 489-1276. 4-5-22 RIVER'S and WATER'S or 5 persons, 1 block from 484-5550. 5-5-19 apricot male kittens and one with their 372-8077. C-5-31 DISCOUNT, 2615 East wives for EDGE APARTMENTS campus, carpeted, fireplace. calico. Call Gary or Wendy, clothes dollar EAST LANSING 332-2650. 3-5-19 Michigan Avenue. 372-7409. - 2 bedroom, next to Cedar Village SUMMER SUBLET, nice 5 SINGLE ROOMS from June 15 351-4571.3-5-17 family budget. 2 C-5-19 bath townhouse. 1624 ROOMATE SERVICE bedrooms, 1 block to campus. to September 15. $140. Need extra Cambria. 694-8619 . 4-5-22 Summer rent rates 337-2339.3-5-17 BOWER HOUSE. 351-4490. ST. BERNARD plip, 6 month some of the new fas Houses 3-5-17 LUDWIG DRUMS. 6 pieces. 4 old female, AKC registered, you'd like to have. The 3 from $45 Zildjian cymbals. $325. BEDROOM, grad students, FOUR BEDROOM house, shots and wormed. Make some things you no $60 each or married 2 AND 3 bedroom suplex units, excellent condition. couple. summer term. $60 per PENNSYLVANIA reasonable offer. 882-5974. use such as golf 332 *TREET 351-3642. 3-5-17 . 4432 1 . . - 10 minutes to - summer/fall. $240. 4 blocks person. Also campus. one girl wanted large 3-5-17 power tools, fishing from campus. 393-5883, room. 1 393-3532 after 6 p.m. 3-5-19 for Fall, 355-4247. 5-5-18 with block buJ/ stores. $15/week. MARANTZ No. 22, 120w mpx STATE N TWO MEN for spacious, 2 882-9808 leave MIXED message. Phone 882 0957.5-5-18 PUPPIES, St. Classified Ads. It's easy NEEDED 1 bedroom, 1V4 bath, 5-5-23 receiver; Dual No. 1209 with man for 2-man air HOLT ROAD. 2447. 5 miles Bernard/Norwegian make a list of sellables base, cover; Pickering apartment. Quiet, beginning conditioning, all appliances, South, Elkhound. plus. $2 to good dial ONE-TWO country home, 6 SLEEPING ROOMS near XV15-750E; 2 ARZax 355-8255. first of June. 351-0242. pool. June 15. girls needed next home. 332-0173 after 5:30 bedroom< co rtially speakers. Ad Writer will 5-5-23 $56-$66/month. 349-3079. year. Big house across from college, men preferred. Phone Audiphilicl p.m. 3-6-18 6-5-23 campus. 351-8314. 1-5-17 furni.^ Septemoer. available 332-0322 Monday - Friday, 9 355 4 1 07. 5-5-18 touch with cash buyer Responsible a.m. -5 p.m. 4-5-17 MARRIED HOUSING adults. $350 GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, LARGE FIVE bedroom house, per month. SONY 6045 receiver. Complete Apartment. Sublease BASEMENT APARTMENT for 351-3969. O with all beautiful markings, adorable. EVERYTHING FOR cartons. Rectilinear available June 1 - September summer and next year to 1 summer term. Close to For Sale III speakers, 2 months old. Pure. $35. Wormed. HAIR. Sprays, shampi 20, 1 bedroom, all utilities, male grad student. campus. 332-5266. 2-5-18 SAN FRANCISCO. Family to Must sell. Denny, 372-9600. 351-4572. 2-5-18 combs, and dr local phone, cable TV. $90/month. Utilities ITALIAN ATTENTION SUMMER renters. rent 3 bedroom, completely BICYCLES - 20" 4-5-17 BUILDING BARBER $ 100/month. 355-1163. furnished. Call 332-3231. June 15 September 15, furnished, home. 6 weeks, Colnago, 22" Chiappini. FREE KITTENS delivered to C-1-5-17 3-5-17 3-5-18 - (July 1 mid-August). Campanolo parts. $250 each, 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. friendly people. 482-3857 completely furnished, large - $100/week. Contact, ZoeAnn best offer. 332-1868 5-5-23 after 5 p.m. 3-5-19 WANTED: RETURNED Okemos house with fabulous ^a'pa^^r.To. 351-4239, 355-8647 . 5-5-17 yard, for more information call Barb Hepler, 349-1838 or Theariault, 370 Surrey Street, San Francisco, 94131.3-5-18 WILL TRADE 4A/P mag wheels with Firestone wide ovals Tanks, canisters and uprights. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 and up: DENNIS FREE ADORABLE kittens, Corps Volunteers' of training. Wendy 32 VAN-KO REALTY, litter - trained, need good 3-5-19 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. LARGE AIR conditioned (wheels fit Chevy products) friendly homes. Call EAST REALTORS. 489-3777. - 316 North Cedar, opposite LANSING. FRANDOR house, 6 girls or 4 and 2 girls, for 4 Chevy Rally Sport 35 1 -4650. 1-5-1 7 WANTED: MEN toprocli 3-5-19 City Market. C-3-5-18 NEAR. Lansing's newest and available summer. 8 girls wheels. Also top for '67 - '68 divine word of God fall. most distinctive address. ONE GIRL. Summer only. Close One 351-8182. 2-5-17 Sprite/Midget and other SEWING MACHINE Clearance TWO UNUSUALLY tamed the Catholic priesthoo bedroom apartments to campus. Price negotiable. miscellaneous white with cage. parts. Sale. rats Free. The Vocation Di Brand new portable, featuring shag carpeting, 361-2203. 3-6-19 MANY HOUSES and farms, __332-2170. 2-5-18 351 8629. 0-1-5-17 372-8540. 5-5-19 drapes, central $49.95, $5 per month. Large air, FREAK SEEKS mellow house summer and fall leases. Call ROGERS 8 Drums, 4 Zildjian selection of reconditioned dishwasher, double door 625-3739.5 5-22 FREE LONG haired kittens. USE YOUR refrigerator, and private for summer. No lease. Jay, cymbals, cases, stands. Must used machines. Singers, PREGNANT? We un* 332 5624. 1-5-17 Box-trained. 8lack, grey. Call P r e gr entrance. From $170. Model COUNTRY HOME sell. 355-3718. 3-5-19 Whites, Necchis, New Home us. MASTER CHARGE 15 miles and "many others", $19.95 332-8531 after 4 p.m. 3-5-19 counseling. 372-1560. open daily 1-5 p.m. 129 Highland. Call 372-8526, GIRL, OWN room. $55, pets, STROBE LIGHTS, color organs, t o $39.95. Terms. AT THE STATE MEWS FREE: FOUR frolicking felines, summer, option fall. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING 351 7982. 3-5-19 351-5617 evenings. 2-5-18 month. 351-3 >9. O black lights, posters at your 3 white and black, 1 tiger, Peanuts Pern, Head Headq uarters. COMPANY, 1115 North 351-6735.3-5-19 HASLETT. 2 bedroom house on MARSHALL MUSIC. Washington, 489-6448. C-1-5-17 C-3-5-18 DZ PLEDGES, Don't Lake Lansing. Funsiiied, NEXT TERM LIVE IN no MANX CAT, male. One year you did the whole pets. $175 plus utilities. SELLING ALL furniture, dining old. Gentle, used to dogs and Terrific Raid. 1-5*17 Available July 1st. 339-2075. 21, 23 INCH BIKES. 10 speed, children. Free to good home. 5-5-17 room set, bedroom sets, rugs. $99.95. SPORTSMEISTER Three part MANX kittens to EAST LANSING'S 4 BEDROOM house close to Call evenings 349-0798. SHOP, 332 3531. 14-5-31 FISCHER give away. Two females and 1 male. 332 2067. 2-5-18 Real Estate TX-50 amplifier; campus. Everything BOY'S 24" Kenwood 52 watt amplifier, NICEST STUDENT furnished, available Phone after 5 p.m. 485-0460. 3-5-17 June 15. String - Ray bike. green Reasonable. Good shape. Schwinn Sansui QS-1 synthesizer; Call Tom Towne, 332-5040. FREE box - KITTENS, playful, trained, 6 weeks, call after 7 p.m. 351-4504. 3-5-19 FOUR BEDROOM hou basement off I - 496. Assume mi Pennsylv 339 8685. S-5-19 S-5-5-17 Good income potenti) APARTMENTS . . . "731' NEED TWO girls. House. Double room. Summer. $53, RALEIGH RECORD, 10 speed, new, must sell. Best offer. WEDDING GOWN, size 11, used once with complete FRIENDLY KITTENS free to friendly people. 7 weeks old. 489-2114 evenings." 355-7286, 355-7307. 3-6-17 success. 337-0052. 3-5-19 FROM WHERE you sit, 332-3738. 3-5-19 355-9955. 3-5-17 the better jobs in At "731' you'll have good times, {i«>od friends Classified Ads. Mobile Homes and a »ood manager Cedar Gree HOME WITH 1 »cre of in Haslett area. Big 9 1968 CENTURY. 12' x 50'. Plus these features: Stonegate landscaped, 3 bedr pool, Trailor Park. a $3700. Call 393-6798 after 6 electric heat. Call 0 p.m. 3-6-18 349-2364. 3-5-18 • Shag ear|H*ting air • • • Fine All Air furnishings appliances including dishwasher conditioning and condieverythin tioning Head for the Woods Burcham Woods, that complex of furnished studio, is - a else. . . 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom • Healed (tool 1135 apartments. Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are plus much more! couples units for summer and fall. These now leasing student and married Ample parking Heated pool spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive Optional bars furniture. Each unit has a SPECIAL LOW SUMMER RATES! and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have ample garbage disposal NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER SIGN YOUR SUMMER LEASE NOW space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a parking Studio — $129/mth. pool and private balconies. We also giant swimming have a full time resident - manager for 1 bedroom — $149/mth. Three and two man any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR apartments available. GREENS call today. The one bedroom - units start at 2 bedroom - $179/mth. $85/month per SIGN VOIR LEASE NOW!! man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL:MARK ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES 351-8631,3-6-0 and twelve SIMONS, 1-6 p.m. month leases available. lor more information see or call Linda burcham WOODS or ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Bill. 731 Burcham 351-7212 745 Burcham 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE411 351-3118 MANAGEMENTEXC1.USIVEL Y BY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 if no answer call 484-4014^ n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 17, 1972 13 Service ['board I " k board flights ■^Friday. r [!,jt-London • flights. f M 9 14 P-^C h t« LEARN TO DRIVER Instruction SCHOOL. DRIVE. TRAINING A-1 Experienced instructor. 372-5625. 9-5-26 Bombing of office explained ROYAL BroomftSif?^ BroomfleM'8 OAK (UPI)—Th0 Firphnmhino „ ~ The Fireb°mbing of Rep. William S. nf Dan was an act in opposition to U/i11i«m O nnnncifinn fn opposition to of support your support for the l ../« il. • tr. Vietnamese struggle for national . of the war in Vietnam and an act domination." BmAmMj', • . . . , Broomfield s single , „ t 4200. Weekly flights an unsigned fetterreceived Tuesday!" V'0tn,m'" accor("nB *° independence," the letter says - story brick office building in this *1 Call Frank Buck, Typing Service inA wfl0f ?e typewritten ,etter' addressed to Broomfield i865-7p.^-18__ a^ln8ton and dated Its" 7 f. Package. dav Caribbean Beautiful PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Call Nancy, 353-6625 days, nL Js&sSbSir ,o Un"ed Monday, the day of the u.s.do-Speopfe^x^sss„ps;^,'"ce,'ed"a,otof™'1*" 349-4431 evenings "The bombing of fcan Puerto Rico. Sail. and your Royal Oak office was an act in weekends. B-1-5-17 1 Wrf, snorkle, mountain lanqrove trails, deep sea TYPING itftWHATl. THESES and letters, Fq fortresses, islands, MM Council etc. Rapid, accurate service. adopts iw dancers and steel Experienced. 393-4075 ■s AH expense paid C-5-31 week of sailing and ■tainment aboard a ANN BROWN: Typing and fcn 26' fiberglass sloop. multilith offset printing. £ $150 (Plus air ,8re)- (Continued from page one) No set figure has been second phase of the central work still to be done, the Complete service for cements for It's Universe,' Ormandy tyiOnlv limited space. dissertations, theses, What's Happening must be Spider will perform and at a free increased the contingency established as to the total business beautification larger figure was not ■ <0 JulV 30. Captain received in the State News cost project by $9,000. necessary now and could be • lLadd, Bo* 5141. San manuscripts, general typing' office, 341 Student Services Hock and Roll jamboree from 1 budget by $15,000 to total as yer, but Patriarche Council said the funding IBM. 22 years experience to 4 p.m. Sunday at Valley said a "ballpark figure" provided next year. I Puerto Rico 00906 or 349-0850. C-5-31 Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two Court Park behind Arby's - $70,118. expressed the council's Council also approved an * 309-725-0139. 2-5-18 class days before publication. ranged between $20,000 No announcements will sponsored by People for Bob However, the and commitment to the increase of $1,500 in the be Carr for Congress. Councilman George Colbum $25,000. COMPLETE THESES service. accepted by phone. No Funds for the Women's improvement of the alley city manager's salary which, announcements will be indicated after the meeting Discount printing. IBM typing accepted The South Collegiate Center, Listening Ear and behind the 100-200 block of according to practice, is not for events outside the that the funding for these a and binding of theses, greater Fellowship will have a guest Grand River Avenue. made public and increased Lansing area. senior citizen program were resumes, publication. Across speaker from Greater European three areas could be earmarked in the social However, they felt that with the judge's salary by $2,500 Missions at 9 tonight in the from campus, corner M.A.C. The Horticulture Club invites jeopardized, because of the services budget, which the planning and to total $29,500. and Grand River, below Jones all to a meeting at 7 Alumni Chapel basement. cost of the demonstration design p.m. today council increased by $8,000 Stationery in 209 Horticulture and the reactions to it. Shop. Call Bldg. David COPYGRAPH SERVICES Dilley, professor of horticulture, to total $12,000. will speak on "We didn't make the Council decided to 337-1666. C-5-31 new techniques of apple storage. The Chess Club will meet at hard decision tonight," he continue funding the Metro 7:30 p.m. today in the West said, explaining that council PROFESSIONAL THESIS The ASMSU Legal Aid Squad, though Colbum typing for any field. IBM Dept. Shaw Hall meeting room to went ahead with will have a lawyer available the expressed some reluctance discuss the adoption of a Selective Typewriter. Call every Wednesday during the funding not sure of where to do so. He explained "I constitution and to elect Sharon Vliet, 62 7 2936. spring term. MSU students the officers. money would come haven't been able to D-20-5-22 wishing appointments are asked from to to check cover the personally scrutinize it the with the ASMSU The Rodeo Club will meet at demonstration f Service TERM PAPERS typed by business Services office, Bldg., 307B Student or call 35 3 8 tonight in the Livestock Pavilion. Refreshments will be Normally costs. money left over six months I have office," and suggested taking been in experienced typist. Close to 0659. from the last fiscal year and time to study it. He campus. 484-1874. 15-6-1 in the contingency fund j40t0copies 3cl Joseph Parks, deputy Volunteers are needed for a proposed deleting it from IaT XEROX prices assistant to the Secretary of special education camp for would be the source. the budget and then adding EAST LANSING KVE RESEARCH, 220 Wanted Health, Education and Welfare mentally retarded students June "We tried to ignore the an equal amount to the X 332-1100. C-5-31 will speak on welfare reform at 12 - 16. Call Anne at 355 extra cost and well deal 317 E. Grand River 8 p.m. - 9152 contingency fund in case it DON'T FORGET blood Thursday in 116 Natural after 4:30 p.m. with that the fiscal [or PAINTING. Grad comes only from people. Save a life. Science Bldg. year," he said. next was He later needed. found PART OF THE CAMPUS s reliable, references. Give blood. Professional The Christian Science no support 13494817 or 349-2781. Parents Without Partners will Organization will meet at 4 p.m. City Manager John among other council s. C-4-5-22 donors compensated. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY have a potluck supper and Thursday in the West Shaw Patriarche agreed Tuesday members, however, and SCENE speaker on insurance for single meeting room. All are welcome. that if the city has to spend introduced BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. no formal |ACTS now f parent homes at 7 p.m. a lot of money for overtime C-5-31 motion on he matter. it Guide Thursday at the First The Coalition for Human and other expenses related In other budget L Shopping Presbyterian Church, corner of Survival elections task force will Ottawa and Chestnut Streets, to the demonstration, the HANDICAPPED GRADUATE meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 31 modifications, the council student needs male assistance Lansing Union. programs could be decided to reduce the C. Patric Larrowe, State pUALITV service on to share double room summer News columnist and professor of jeopardized. $24,000 alloted to the and fall. Room, board paid. Synergy coffeehouse will be s. TV's and recorders. economics, will discuss the local held at 8:30 p.m. Thursday this Call Dave, after 5:30 p.m. J STEREO SHOPPE. 355-4015.3-5-18 media at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in week for folk music, blues and ■300. C-5-31 30 Union. A discussion will bluegrass. follow on the founding of a are Faculty, staff and students invited to a weekly Bible Wallace to campaign Paul Deussen, study from noon to 1 p.m. of art, will speak today in 130 Natural Resources (Continued from page one) jaw, wired his teeth and A Roman repaired his trachea. Bldg. tonighi I h e Kresge Art made the decision to The other two wounded Center. The Auburn Film Group will continue on. Asked if he were not in danger. present "Little Murders" at 7:30 would campaign in a Mor Board will meet at and Alabama State Police Capt. BARE TRAPS 9:30 tonight in 100 6:30 p.m. today in the Union Engineering Bldg. wheelchair, Camp said: E.C. Dothard was treated DK. BROWN LEATHER Captain's Room. Lantern Night "Yes, if necessary." $33. for a right - side flesh will be discussed and all The Packaging Society will The governor's beautiful 5-i0M members should attend. wound and released; Dora meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 106 young wife, Cornelia, spoke Thompson, a local campaign International Center. The MSU Veterans Assn. to reporters after he came Nonmembers arc welcome. worker, suffered a leg invites faculty and out of the five hours of wound and her condition administration to a quarterly The MSU Paddleball surgery. "As you know his was reported as satisfactory. Student - F'aculty Tea at 5 p.m. Racket ball Club will meet at 6 today at the American Legion nature," she said, "he didn't p.m. today in 215 Men's Hall. Intramural Bldg. All interested eam the title of 'fighting people are welcome. little judge' for nothing — TONIGHT! Pick up copies of thi and I expect him to DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING Grapevine Journal, special AFROTC will show survival continue in the same vein." edition between 2 and 5 326 South Washington 317 East Grand River Ave. p.m. films at 7:30 p.m. today in today from the Grapevine Mrs. Wallace, the Happy Hours for members, 101C Wells Hall. All are Aspen race, awards, Journal office, 25 Student welcome. governor's second wife, is nfo on next year's trips! Ask us about free parking in city ramp Services Bldg. expected to campaign in her "Take Three," a satirical husband's behalf until he is The Public Relations Student review, will be presented by The ANSCENDENTAL Society will sponsor a field trip Company at 8:30 tonight in the well enough to do so THE FINEST COSTS NO MORE to the Ford Motor Company McDonel Kiva. himself. Doctors estimated I MEDITATION May 19. Sign - up in the his stay at Holy Cross to be AMERICANAl Advertising Dept. The MSU Promenaders from four to ten days. invited everyone to join in folk, President Nixon told square and round dancing at 7 fr anted P" 34 Women's reporters that Secret Service I Intramural Bldg. Agent Nicholas Zorvas, shot <« taught by in the throat during the wild ACCOMPLISHED BASS player 1 Maharishi for Rock/ Folk /Country . _ w„ The MSU B,cycling Club will fray at the shopping center, ALL Mahesh Ranrl Band. Call Call Jim 332-3827 ^T,eef at 7-30 p.m. today in 203 Men's Intramural is recovering. Zorvas Bldg. 2-5-17 * underwent seven hours of APARTMENTS j Yogi Anis Mirza, Pakistani surgery in which doctors FOR SALESPOWER try a little Classified Ad to sell a large broadcaster and newspaper removed a bullet from his SUMMER columnist, will speak on "South Asia in Today's World" at 7:30 mobile home! Dial 355-8255 today p.m. Thursday in 103C Wells ONLY :»ndentol meditation it natural spontaneous UNUSED BASEMENT, attic. OFFICE: 1128 VICTOR, EAST LANSING a tech- The MSu Folklore Society It which allows each individual Energetic student willing to will present a concert at 8 p.m. to expand his mind and refinish and rent. Fall Saturday in the McDonel Kiva PHONE: 332 -5322 W his life. 353-2304.3-5-17 featuring Bill Kahl, Tim Julian, HOURS: 1 -5 INTRODUCTORY LECTURE _ Vicki Jacobs and Bob Boyer. corrected time and place: ELECTRIC PIANO, Repairable. Will pay $100. 332-0011 WEDNESDAY. MAY 17 8 00 P.M. Rm. 170 Amphitheatre evenings. 3-5-18 of C.A.S. Building GIRL NEEDS room in 419 N.Washington apartment or house fall J>[VENB>MjlCJOJAINES only. 351-5097. 5-5-17 topcfeingliam |os it .. . Peofec/ pnd «S.IIAGADORN wlh ol Ml. all Ilope Rd. po l TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for summer and fall. These spacious luxury apartments are £arpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean completely TONITE-50' AT THE DOOR '"rniture. Each unft has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual antral control air Parking spaces per conditioning. These four man unit. Recreation is units have up to 3 planned for with a giant heated 9:00 PM.-SPORTS ARENA jamming be pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to among the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM call today. The 2 bedroom units start at $60/month per man. OR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE, SIX, NINE and TWELVE (MENS month leases available . ASMSU Uh"NT EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN SUITE 411 48823 SPONSORED BY GREAT 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan U.S. bombs (Continued from page one) said about half the Communist tankers and freighters en route to North Vietnam have since changed course. The remainder of the 25 vessels are spaced out along sea lanes reaching back to Soviet and East European ports, the officials said. The U.S. Air Force announced that a bridge at Thanh Hoa, 80 miles south of Hanoi and a key to the North's supply network, was destroyed, Officials also said an important railroad bridge near Hanoi had been knocked out and that the rail line to China was cut in several places by U.S. air attacks. Government forces in the highlands claimed 73 North Vietnamese killed in fighting near Kontuin. These included 42 slain in a battle Monday night just north of Kontum and 31 killed in an assault on Rre Base 42 Alpha, 14 miles south of the city. Senior allied officials said more North Vietnamese dead were sighted outside the base. REYNOLD'S TWIN POPS =• ALUMINUM F0I1 FOOD CLOD 8AR8ECUE SAUCE U.S. No. 1 GENOINE IDAHO POTATOES MEIJER FINEST O.S.D.A. CHOICE C USE STEAK ■ ■ $I29 FOOD CLOD SLICED 8AC0N FOOD CLOD 2 lb. THICK SLICED 1 lb. pkg. 79c tanite SKIM MIUC half gal. carton thru Sunday V ^ ® SAVE *o with iMt coupon ^ V II b -7" I SAVE » With lM» coupon S af L0 Ico^., — '»»! !c«