Friday MICHIGAN hhododendron STATE NEWS . I Festival begins today in STATE Sunny . . . ■ Florence, Ore. UNIVERSITY . . . and hot today < temperatures in the80s. 64 Number 163 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 19,1972 I.Vietnam |it by U.S. Wharton to urge l/arplanes LtGON (AP) — Hanoi reported that urban college OK numbers of U.S. aircraft attacked By BARBARA PARNESS Green will remain acting dean until new college to already existing urban-related units on campus. In its Lb Vietnam on Thursday following State News Staff Writer Wharton recommends a permanent Buildup of American naval power in dean to the trustees, based on the college proposal, EPC suggested that President Wharton will recommend ■ Tonkin Gulf. South Vietnamese to the board of trustees findings of a student-faculty search some existing urban - related units today creation might be incorporated in the urban ,M pushed close to the besieged of a College of Urban and selection committee. Development, college. vinciai capital of An Loc in searchof with Robert L. Green, director of the Wharton said he endorses the "These relationships must be j first significant victory in the Center for Urban Affairs college model because it: (CUA), clarified and specified before the th Vietnamese offensive. named acting dean. •Permits a small, cohesive group to Itnoi's official Vietnam News The president's proposal, based on "maintain focus, emphasis, priority, (Continued on page 18) Kgcy - VNA — claimed U.S. planes one of the two models suggested by evaluation and continuous review of the programs in instruction, research ■beratelv raided "many populated the Educational Policies Committee in Hanoi and the port city cf and service." Amendment " (EPC), was scheduled for discussion by ftphong "to massacre the civilian the trustees Thursday night and will be leGives an "academically Kulation." Another Hanoi radio acted on at the public meeting this recognizable contract point" for l(jcast monitored in Tokyo said morning. attracting outside financial support. » Impted numbers of U.S. warplanes to bomb" Hanoi and the Wharton will ask the trustees to create a College of Urban • Insures representation on University governing bodies, including for equal ivinces and five planes were shot the administrative group, of the Development with a Dept. of Urban and Metropolitan Development and a "interests and insights" of people Eie U.S. Command lunent, its declined to usual policy. It reported „r, however, that strikes over the London Dept. of Race and Ethnic Studies. The latter will be jointly administered the College of Social Science. by involved in urban problems. •Will be more "responsible and accountable" for effective use of its rights OKd ttb during the last two days CUA will continue to function with resources. By RAY ANDERSON •Will have "better control of the tioyed more than 80 supply trucks, A group of American students, who chained themselves together, its existing officers, staff and programs State News Staff Writer p tanks, and three field guns, and are removed from the steps of the American Embassy in London until a special eight-man committee faculty reward structure and greater jd or destroyed 26 surface water chaired by Provost John E. Cant Ion degrees of freedom for innovation." fTand 34 pieces of rolling stock, Thursday. They were protesting against the escalation of the finds to certain Structural questions to be studied The Michigan House of answers "structural ge quantities of fuel and fuel depots Vietnam War. AP Wirephoto by the provost's committee include Representatives Thursday passed the questions" related to the new college. what should be the relationship of the Women's Equal Rights Amendment by j were destroyed, the command said, a substantial 90-18 margin. it An Loc, southernmost of three The proposed amendment to the U.S. s opened by the Communists Constitution will now go to the Senate. ig the six - week - old offensive, a |»emment relief column moved Jn 2'4 miles of the devastated city, nncing behind hundreds of bombs Law enforcement face Amendments to the U.S. Constitution require a simple majority for state passage, whereas amendments to the state constitution require a two - thirds n d by jets from the Saratoga and vote. The Equal Rights Amendment n U.S. B52s, the troops leapfrogged must be ratified by three • fourths of the [Highway 13 and met little resistance. Tsociated Press correspondent Lynn J Newland reported there ■dications the North were Vietnamese criticism, $345,00 bill states. Senate leaders Thursday afternoon indicated the amendment will meet no problem in the upper chamber, but it |jfct and be loosening its grip around An South Vietnamese forces By CAROL THOMAS the and total, with their overtime, food, taking over control of the law finished before students left the city must lay over for a five day mandatory c housing costs rising above enforcement during the for summer break. State News Staff Writer period, unless the Senate decides to ig on their first important success $300,000, according to a State Police demonstration. m offensive. President Nguyen Van As the protesters faded back to spokesman. n One policeit m, . , . . .. suspend the rules to obtain immediate "If the State Police were the ones official took a dim view passage eu has ordered the provincial capital campus a week ago, law enforcement All of these costs will ultimately be of the East Lansing City Council's role who controlled the show during the An hour of House debate preceeded ~ s north of Saigon held at all agencies were left with recriminations handed to the taxpayer, East Lansing in t he protest," Griffiths said, "they are protests and in the theowrwhelning passage of the bill in and a $345,000 bill for the week-long City Manager John M. Patriarche said, |.S. and South Vietnamese officers protest. "Each police department will carry responsible for incurring damage done to property." investigations, saying that they really which opponents aisled that the equal i to predict how long it might Though accurate costs are not yet its own costs," Patriarche said. "We're (Continued on page 14) (Continued on page 18) le government forces to reach the available, the MSU Dept. of Public going to have to swallow it, and our Griffiths further explained that he fending garrison of the city, battered Safety reports $13,500 in overtime own costs will have to come out of our felt that this responsibility of the State I weeks of North Vietnamese shelling costs, while East Lansing estimates-its budget." Police began when they started using id lined bombing. overtime and expense bill at $20,000. For East Lansing, Patriarche said, tear gas to disperse the demonstrators. ON ROAD TO HELL State Police accounted for most of the costs will first come out of the "Which police department used the general police budget. This cost Bureaucrat tear gas first has yet to be firmly overrun will not become apparent established," he said. "When this is Wallace's chances until the end of the fiscal year. The city council will then have to either take money out of other funds clear, I will introduce my bill to the state." to fill the budget gap or deficit-spend The East Lansing City Council is amok in [o walk termed dim until the next year's budget is passed by the council. Along with East Lansing, MSU and State Police, Lansing and Ingham presently investigating police methods and problems during the protest and Griffiths said they will issue a report when the investigation is finished. By ROBERTBAO State News Staff Writer ■SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) - feeling a little better today," said Dr. County policemen were called in to •ysical therapists were moving George James Galbraith, a Univeristy of help control the protest - to the tune Councilman George M. Colburn James H. Boren, the absurdist 1 Wallace's crippled legs every hour Alabama neurosurgeon who joined 0f nearly $8,500. said at Monday night's city council apologist for bureaucratic pursday to retain muscle vigor in case Wallace's medical team. He described Many officials have raised the meeting that he hoped that the bungling, recently decided to go BOREN ae function is Wallace as "a little tired." investigations and report would be to Hell to dramatize his eventually restored question of whether all this police fat hope. overtime was really necessary, but presidential campaign. "It's problematic that he will get any Hell, Michigan, that is. * return of function at all," Galbraith police pointed to the East Lansing I His doctors are not optimisltc that the City Council as the party responsible Petitions Enroute to the tiny town, he FOR said. "It's unlikely that he will get Jibama governor will be able to for the expense. dropped by East Lansing keep » pledge to use a wheel chair if anything like normal use of his legs." Councilman George M. Griffiths, in Petitions for Residence Halls Assn. Wednesday to muster support PRESIDENT ecessary to continue publicly the Reconvention campaign that was But the surgeon conceded all this a statement Wednesday said he intends judiciary positions may be picked up among local "finger tapping, do - nothing bureaucrats." •Si, - - ipted by attempted assassination could change depending on how well the spinal cord area heals. Wallace might get restored function varying from "a draft a P,a? to f0"* t'ie Michigan to pick up damage costs as "e" as police costs for the °* from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Wednesday at 334 Student Monday - Friday Services Bldg. All undergraduates living His slogan might gain support from the MSU administration: "When in charge, ponder. %c IHV «... ■ Cornelia ■« demonstration, since, he contends, the |||irr« Wallace told newsmen small to a significant amount." in residence hails are eligible. When in trouble, delegate. When State Police were responsible for prsday that Wallace knew about his in doubt, mumble." then refer the problem to a coordinating dysis from the beginning but "is •y optimistic about it." committee for review — within established guidelines, of course. AT TRUSTEE MEETIN6 Boren, a 46 - year - old former professor, chief aide to a U.S. I She said he asked senator and senior foreign service reserve officer, began crusading Wednesday "What for bureaucratic recognition in 1968 when he created the National ■^utthe campaign?" Assn. of Professional Bureaucrats (NATAPROBU). - are you ready to throw in the War study panel discussed l°»el?" Mrs. Wallace said. "Our purpose," he explained, "is to promote dynamic 4nactivism, creative nonresponsiveness and policy - making I "He said 'no'," diffusion projections to give recognition to the spirit of bold irresolution so characteristic of our national leadership today. (Surgery to remove the bullet By NANCY PARSONS fact-finding committee on University committee, said the war continues "We believe in the Peter Principle of decisive avoidance, of State News Staff Writer because of purchases by institutions Framing in Wallace's body will policies concerning the war. like MSU made from war contractors. devitalizing ideas with deft thrusts of yes • buttisms and forthright formed with in a week or 10 days - but Speaking before the board were "The University cannot prostitute twiddlisms, of... " rapid recovery, Wallace will The board of trustees held an Leaning in a chair and tapping his fingers together, Boren * , able to get around much for two informal meeting Thursday afternoon representatives from the itself to those who hold the continued throughout the evening to imitate the deadpan style of F,™ee months, his doctor said. to hear discussion from campus demonstration's negotiating pursestrings in our society," Stengel •Jonathan Winters, whom he resembles, and deliver endless series I The governor is committee, Vietnam Veterans Against said. resting well and antiwar groups on the proposed ad hoc of alliterative aphorisms, punctilious platitudes and pleonastic the War, Women Against the War and Carrigan said that she is still pronouncements. concerned individuals. troubled personally by the effect such Like a codified Spiro Agnew gone amok, Boren uses three sets an institutional policy could have on of 50 buzz words each to form adverbial - adjectival combinations No action was taken on the tomb call menaces the University. proposal by the board. A near-capacity — the backbone of his rhetoric. "An institutional policy requires crowd attended the discussion in the Boren's antics, publicized by Time, Life, Wall Street Journal the University to behave consistently Kellogg Center Auditorium. The board and numerous TV shows, have boosted NATAPROBU with that policy," Carrigan said. is expected to take some action at its "We are required by law to accept membership to more than 600 people from 17 counties. British liner at sea regular 10 a.m. meeting today in Kellogg. Except for some brief comments by the lowest bid in any contract, no matter who it's from," Carrigan said. "Do we break the law?" Her question They pay $10 to join and recieve, among other things, a bureaucratic kit containing a pencil — with erasers at both ends. The dub serves two offical functions: It holds seminars on "finger tapping for promotion and pleasure," and issues awards, l.unchrf'fter'thr^.mymou.c.ller Trustee Patricia Carrigan, D-Ann was met with the audience. prolonged applause by • called 'The Order of The Bird," to those paper - shufflers who Bn«told "the New York office of Cunard Arbor, the trustees remained silent as perform the most outstanding bureaucratic excesses. »(„ c T^iursdav Atlantic inurrtay nigru nlaht night Vn on on her ner hat six bombs had been planted 19 , they listened to the prepared statements which voiced opposition to The award is a metallic statue based on the club emblem — a UlKn UroPe from New York with around the ship s 13 decks, the administration's proposal on the Applications scraggly, unfeathered bird, strangling in red tape, initialed memos r' (Arsons aboard. Cunard said the caller claimed he and gobbledygook, with a banner of "Status Quo" across its committee. had two accomplices aboard - one an Applications are now being accepted potbelly. Terry Luke, Detroit senior and J? b0mb kit,,"* Pwachute drop alongside the experts made ex-convict and the other "tern^"«| cancer patient - and that both were state coordinator for the Vietnam for positions student, faculty and professional on the State News Board of Recipients of "The Bird" have included Spiro Agnew, for his "alliterative achievements in communications," and an IRS Veterans Against the War, made a brief i ;lnd We* taken aboard. ready to die. statement urging the board to adopt Directors. Applications, including official whose main distinction is a lengthy memorandum on the US*, the shin'. 1th.® "NP'8 owners, ..m u Cunard said it was awaiting a proper size of employe sideburns. >ould said it n wjth instructions on how an institutional policy against the war. individual backgrounds and reasons for According to Boren, the awards often have a boomerang effect. desman rtn*)m. . though a to hand over the . the money money Mitchell Stengel, associate professor _ - applying, should be sent to the State (Continued rNeW th,t the The 65 000-ton ship, the last of of economics and a member of the News, 345 Student Services Bldg., by on page 14) lihoax." dne#day, was "probably (Continued on page 14) demonstration's negotiating May 22. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fridai Bid for pot law vote backed I- there is -till ... « iU An. nKt still some doubt k.. _ AO By CRISPIN Y. CAMPBELL party founder Zolton people - those who smoke as nullified »U. l.xl by the existing years and State News Staff Writer Ferency signed Michigan it, sell it, and those who just to the validity of the state drug law. $2 ooo , Marijuana Initiative (MMI) want the chance to vote on ordinance — whether it has Under state law, UP to one tor yea?.J°' Five Michigan politicians petitions which, if it." any legal power or will be penalties range from four Have possession and un an J Up came out Thursday in favor successful, would lead to Ross then showed a pack °r use of a statewide petition drive the decriminalization of of Acapulco Gold cigaret to put the question of the papers which were donated marijuana. legalization of marijuana on Linda Ross, MMI along with $2,000 by the November ballot. A morphia, a West Coast "/ believe in the Peter coordinator, said though the Sens. Jack Faxon, D - group needs 265,000 organization to aid MMI, Principle of decisive Detroit and Coleman signatures by July 7, it is and stressed the need for avoidances, of devitalizing Young, D - Detroit, with donations to the project. shooting for a half million. I ideas with deft thrusts of yes - Reps. Jackie Vaughn III, D - The general "The organization has consensus of buttisms and forthright Detroit, and Human Rights the legislators was that already set up offices in attitudes were every city in he state and is twiddlisms." changing in the process of organizing with the advent of the James Boren, presidential candidate Vote slated report Council of on the President's Drug Abuse and rallys and fund raisers. Rally speakers will include John Sinclair and other f . published opinions of coordinators of MMI," she TOf* 'KJt nt-llUf Ul experts in the field in favor said. See story page 1 yt? of legalization. Walden Simpler, MMI Ferency commented that "for too many years much member, said she felt the rep se of our resources have been organization was instrumental in the wasted on marijuana, The student at-large initiation of the Ann Arbor election of representatives prostitution, narcotics and $5 pot penalty passed this Nixon, Russian meet to the Academic Council gambling. The sooner we week. It is similar to an East can remove these laws from will be held May 31, Clyde Lansing $1 pot ordinance the criminal codes we can President Nixon met Best, chairman of the release the manpower and cu rrently under secretly with the Soviet ambassador Thursday to discuss his rapidly Student Nominations, Committee on said money to attack more consideration. "We're just Pot serious problems." hoping this approaching journey to Moscow for summit talks Endorsement for the marijuana initiative petition drive pe Thursday. Ross said Faxon, Young, law will supercede the state came from with top Soviet leaders. The election was delayed Jackie Vaughn III, and Colaman Reps f Vaughn and Ferency had penalties," she said. Young, Zolton Ferency, founder of the White House press Secretary Ronald L. early this term when Harold Despite the approval of Party, and Linda Ross, petition drive ooordinator. Human fr Ziegler been contacted for support 1 disclosed the meeting, which he said lasted about Buckner, chairman of because of their past the Ann Arbor $5 penalty, State News photo ASMSU, and Robert records. by Donald an hour at Nixon's Camp David, Md., retreat. Menson, president of the "We called persons we Ziegler also would not say who requested the Council of Graduate knew from past experience meeting, saying only that it was "mutually agreed to." Students, refused to make the appointments to nominations committee until the status of the the would support us," she said. two According to Ross, the organization weeks ago was started State Senate approves at-large seats was decided. upon the return of John Sinclair from Best said that students Army cuts pledge to Michigan fla the California Marijuana program wishing to run for one of Initiative. the ten seats may pick "We up a got together and With its combat readiness threatened by an petition at the ASMSU decided we could use the office. Anyone who passed by the House, reads: unexpectedly large number of GIs rushing to get same thing in Michigan," has ever he was "amazed that the bill Candidates may begin she said. "You see, we're served time in a Cub Scout "I pledge allegiance to got as far referring to peninr out, the Army has abruptly cut back special the flag of Michigan, and to as it did." united by a campaigning as soon as the not just representing one or Brownie troop Ballenger said he was bridge of programs enabling soldier to apply for discharges petitions are returned. remembers the agonies of the state for which it stands, imparted a materi- group, but several groups of certain a pledge of better up to six months early. memorizing the Pledge of two beautiful peninsulas quality to the poem. iiterary quality could be The action affects some 22,000 officers and Allegiance. Well, future united by a bridge of steel, found "One, 1 don't think enlisted men scheduled for an early dischaige scouts where equal opportunity should dilute the were handed an addition to objections pledge between Tuesday and June 30. They will now have Down I own additional burden Thursday when the and justice to all is our to the uterary quality of the America," Faxon said, I think the spiritual uiii to serve a minimum 90 days more days, an Army 104 S. Michigan Senate ide!j: The , J ^ pledge, Sen. Jack Faxon, the state is more WASHINGTON SQUARE approved a pledge of pledge passed after a D-Detroit, said the clause impc spokesman said Thursday. allegiance to the state flag. spirited debate which lasted than a bridge of steel." The pledge, which differs about 40 minutes, centering Try Our Delicatessen- somewhat from the pledge around the original wording Faculty to elec of the pledge, which some Bus bill called fraud Take-Out Service, Photo deadline senators considered to be hypocritical. The The busing compromise put together by House by the pound, the pint, announced for controversial section ended "justice to all is real." and Senate conferees was described as a fraud the ounce, the dozen student teachers Sen. Patrick McCotlough, Thursday by the House. a leader of the antibusing forces in . . , Today is the final day for fall term student teachers to D-Dearborn, said that portion of the pledge "did 31 council rep "It have their senior picture not reflect conditions gives the busers everything they want," said as taken. Go to 36A Union or they are," and proposed a Facutly members will elect the noncollege faculty Rep. John M. Ashbrook, R-Ohio, author of one of call 353 - 5292. new ending, "justice to all is 31 representatives to will recieve one add the House's three tough antibusing amendments our ideal." Academic Council within the representative. which the compromise watered down. Though next two weeks. Nine members McCollough's But the new version still goes much too far for amendment passed, debate College advisory councils Academic Council the pledge continued. will supervise the civil rights supporters. on elections, served two consecutive Sen. William S. Ballenger, m M ,_„rr,. which will be conducted on a and are not eligible for R-Ovid, "a "former Journalist m«lled 1x11101 basis- election, according to ind free-lance writer, said Four colleges are entitled Bylaws for Acader to increased representation Governance. Church head in Israel because the number of Those representatives voting faculty members in eligible for re - election those ooUegBs has increased. Pealing bells and stringent The colleges of Arts and Sadayoshi Omoto, profc: of art; Gerald Mill security welcomed Patriarch Letters, Human Medicine, Pimen, spiritual leader of the and profess Veterinary Medicine and communications; Leo Russian Orthodox Church, to Nothstine, professor oft' the Holy City Thursday. and sanitiuy enginee The patriarch, here on an Leif G. Suhrland, profc eight - day pilgrimage, is the of medicine; Chitra highest ranking Soviet church - Smith, associate professor James Madison Coll* man to visit since the 1967 Steven Spees, assoc Middle East war when Israeli - professor in Lyman a Soviet relations were severed. College; Robert L. W~ Russian bodyguards professor of Ameri surrounded the churchman thought and language; Gt L. Waxier, professor and four armed Israeli border pathology and Melvto troopers in combat gear 'Buschman, asst. director marched ahead of him to fend continuing education. off demonstrators from the militant Jewish Defense League. Troops stood guard on nearby rooftops. State under watch The Michigan Dept. of Health Thursday issued an air pollution watch for the entire state that is expected to remain in effect through 11 p.m. today. The situation is not poisonous now, but stagnating air caused by meteorological conditions could cause a potentially dangerous situation. State and local agencies are monitoring areas to determine if there are any pollution buildups. Industies may be asked to curtail any activities which could contribute to air pollution. Davis trial end seen Angela Davis' attorney said Thursday he would offer "an abbreviated defense" in her murder - kidnap - conspiracy case, and predicted the trial would be finished by month's end. Attorney Howard Moore Jr. was granted a delay until Monday for beginning Davis' defense after he told the court, "We believe the defense will be able to complete its case in very short order." Moore said the postponement would save time in the lonj; run and exercise sandals Superior Court Judge Richard E. Arnason, noting Moore's prediction the trial MSI) would be over at month's end, granted the delay Bootery MSU Shoe Repair "with some reluctance." Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 19, 1972 '3 ;mic governance system offices and investigating denied Debra K. Locke, Statement Thursday and to President Wharton, because "they perceive these racial and sexual Communications Arts Put your parents up with us! jsed an alternative to Calhoun C. Collier, MSU bodies as largely a patrician discrimination, consumer candidate, who appealed the lefuiition of grievance in Faculty Associates gerontocracy which fraud, and corruption. president, sad the current pussyfoots in its election results. Massoglia Purent's weekend May J9, 20. 21 J Interim Faculty Section 1.1 is too limiting The appeal in the College said that Locke was not pince Procedure. representation to the of Human Ecology, filed by notified of the invalidation > board of trustees and excludes "appeals of administration to the extent Robert Chatman, Irwington, of her petitions until the will consider the meritorious grievances based that its role as faculty Ga. junior, involved the night before the election and trance document as on just cause but where there advocate has become exclusion of write • in that she had no time to \ved by the Elected may be no applicable policy obsolete." candidates from election appeal. or legislation." ■ty Council and the procedures. Because there Also, Lars Olson, winner in Eemic Council last week. The original draft of the were no announced the Communication Arts Color Ee faculty associates Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure defined faculty CMU reports candidates in the election contest, withdrew from the mco- Swimming Jested that Section 1.1 of and all those who ran were office because of T.V.s locument be changed so rights as "in accord with write ins, prospective voters - "innerpersonal conflicts." pool I grievance is defined as: existing practice, policy and new fee rate were lead to believe that "I withdrew because of JAny allegation of a legislation in the University" there would be no election, innerpersonal conflicts in Ition. misinterpretation and provided that any Misapplication of existing violation of these rights MOUNT PLEASANT ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ es and legislation, or of could be grieved. 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Till 5 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS RAY ANDERSON UNIVERSITY JOHN BORGER sditor - in - chief A time to tak LEE LOCKWOOD advertising manager And the war goes on! is no better than the police itching for And the war goes on! nocning. Particularly CHARLIE CAIN, managing editor an opportunity to bust a few heads. have when Violent individuals, police and The issue was not one of international a President who nerw.Ii yot BILL HOLSTEIN, campus editor demonstrators were singled out for •pathy into approval Approximately 10,000 students peace, but rather East Lansing But with effective BILL WHITING, city editor and other antiwar sympathizers their barbaric actions, and then leaded partying and frustration venting. actions would have JUDY YATES, editorial editor gathered on four separate days last everyone returned to their work, Blocking off the street to have been trenSf "* STEVE ALLEN, editorial director GARY SCHARRER, sports editor week to protest the Nixon administration's escalation of the classes, homes and bars with heads rock concert is about as politically a more effective political,, S^ Seven - time recipient of the Pacemaker award for Indochina conflict. Rally after rally was held, in which different strategies shaking. The debacle news as a media described circus, pretty accurate the productive as an Easter parade. And then there were the so leaders of the demonstration. I can - called raruszsngZ were expressed and outstanding journalism. attempted. The description, all things considered. recall one "leader" extolling the end result was a few busted heads, The question in my mind at the This proposition u entl,. gathered sheep to disperse when the hypothetical, tired cops, frustrated students, broken time of the demonstrations still but consider it ft EDITORi windows and broken dreams. The remains. What happened to the feeling of helplessness grew to new original plan — voicing concern over cops arrive because an arrest is bad for one's record. I thought for a moment we had been many Influential 4,1(1 to *h« dty who people on were 'JLz dire2 transported to "Animal involved had spent more heights viewers or depths depending on the the war in Vietnam? It can not be perspective. denied that the war is no closer to its Farm," and I was wondering when the demonstration instead1 time di2 Proposal Napoleon was going to dive behind the The issue of the war and the end, Robert and presidential spokesman H. Finch implied that the pigsty. There also tmh?retShf:tWT!0,ia trashing there might have been less ■"* SJ continued slaughter in Indochina was were numerous: liberal vtoence and a greater for the most part forgotten. There Nixon administration views the limited student response nationally as a sign of professors floating through the crowd white mansion. messaged —« only a few who maintained murmuring fears of violence and campus to*"*1"6 what were might have hapr*™ pro dedication to the original premise Friday evening when State Police by approval. Heckling the police and beating the extolling platitudes about the virtue of peaceful dissent. „ if Clifton R. Wharton, Walter aS While most MSU students are •j opprotunity to sip a cool beer at cleared out the remainder of those students has not provided the solution. It has done nothing but demean a Their aims were laudable, but ,wr^Day,\?orge (Nobody Listens toCo,burn-c- Me) Um,,. •8 woefully inadequate when one now legally entitled to drink, the the Union, the International who were attempting to block streets. University professors and highly relevant and important issue. considers the ultimate purpose of the Chuck Will, innumerable other leaders Mickey a^S campus remains an alcoholic Center or some residence hall grill. administrators praised the police for The war was entirely forgotten in demonstrating. crowd down to Grand had led £ desert when it comes to Brown's major reason for personal confrontation and ego • River Avenus their restraint, and commended the I am not suggesting that the with the specific building. intent of gettin, purchasing liquor on University proposing the bill is to provide a students for their concern. demonstration had no effect, because arrested as property. convenience for on - campus Demonstrators calling cops "pigs" anything showing discontent is better concern for expression of their what is toS State law prohibits the sale of students. He doubts that alcohol Indochina and this happening to country. If on|v ? per cent of the student alcohol on state - owned property, sales on campus will hurt off body L with a few exceptions. As MSU is followed, the State Police would campus entrepreneurs since there been confronted with hive over 1000 on state - owned property, there is is so much business to go around. arrests. Where in the hell would they no place on campus to buy a Brown's bill would allow state house that many political soothing glass of uninhibited universities to determine for The distrcit court would have activist^ been so liquid or pick up packaged liquor themselves the need for liquor overwhelmed with disorderly conduct to tote home for private imbibing. sales on campus. If the bill is arraignments that hearings would still be conducted State Rep. Jim Brown, R - approved, the MSU Board of following the 197j presidential elections. Okemos, apparently had the Trustees could apply for a liquor Unfortunately 3 per cent of the thirsty students of MSU in mind license specifying the number and student body is not totally committal when he recently announced his nature of outlets to studying, much less they intend to concrete expressing i intent to sponsor a bill to allow set up. concern for ending a distant and remote war. liquor sales on University There is no reason to forbid Everyone derides George Wallace* property. Brown's bill, still in the liquor sales on campus. Students a demogogue. It is perhaps true, but drafting stages, would add age 18 or above living in residence the man has demonstrated more universities as an exception to the halls are free to drink courage in his convictions than the liquor in majority of last week's reveling state law banning liquor sales on their living areas as they please students. I don't admire the man's state property. and Kellogg Center has served platform but I do admire him for both Though Brown's bill may not be wine at private gatherings for 'IT'S THAT TROUBLE-MAKER, HOFFA—TRYING TO KICK saying and living what he believes. Too acted on until next January, it is a some time. THE WALLS DOWN FROM THE OUTSIDE!' bad it isn't directed at ending the war. worthy proposal. The state legislature would clear At this time, the 20,000 up an unnecessary inconsistency students who reside on campus by extending sales to proper are deprived of access to outlets. The availability of campus MICHAEL FOX liquor liquor sales unless they go into the on campus will certainly not lead local business area. Furthermore, to any more drinking than already the students, faculty and staff occurs among students, and it who use University facilities each will make academic life a day would probably appreciate an more palatable. little Wharton too businesslike Give student If an institutional position the Indochina war is opposing adopted by the MSU trustees, then several thousand producing napalm a couple years ago because of the antiwar protest centered on it Another company, based in the protests, hiding out in his command center at the Dept. of Public this methodical, unemotional attitude Safety. It is position of institutional opposition to the war which will force Wharton to share publicly his frustration with the fluorescent lights in University California, happily picked up the reflected by Wharton which bothers at trustee classrooms, offices, and residence halls government contract for napalm and me. war. Times of continued futile require radical action to shake the war are guilty of war - related activities. today that particularly gruesome form He is much like the Several of killing people is still big corporations society and its leaders from I' important issues, An amended faculty grievance Many of the fluorescent lights at MSU produced by a producing war products which say they comfort of status quo. U.S. company. including the naming of two top plan and the controversial are manufactured by International must earn their profits, even if the Perhaps the next time Wharton will We must not merely delude ourselves University officials, demand the proposal for a college of urban Telephone and Telegraph (ITT), a bad income is tainted with blood. Wharton talk with the student blocking streets in with eliminating the vestiges of guy corporation because it makes our comes off as aloof and presence of students at today's affairs will face trustee action militaristic society at the local level. If indifferent, East Lansing, and he will not overreact electronic countermeasure similar to the conglomerates board of trustees meeting at 10 equipment such as by calling In State Police to remore today as well. for the war effort. Last year, the we end military recruiting or abolish ITT which some wish to a.m. in Kellogg Auditorium. ROTC at boycott. peaceful protesters from bis Apparently the administration University purchased 124,836 MSU, then the military Hopefully, the trustees will adopt a Administration Building. President Wharton is expected fluorescent lights continues at the national level agrees with the importance of — a nice sale for ITT — to name a new vice president for today's meeting because it has which is being boycotted by antiwar invisible as President Wharton to our protesters at this time. local eyes, but still as deadly. student affairs and an athletic shifted the location from the Indeed, the whole prospect of The East Lansing people are OUR READER'S MIND director. The names which angered Administration Building to the institutional opposition to the war is an and frustrated by Nixon's latest war Wharton recommends will reveal Kellogg Center auditorium which plan, though nationwide polls indicate intriguing subject because the the direction he hopes the University to take in student seats about 300 people. Though student points of corporations which manufacture products for the war have permeated majority support of his actions. This frustration which motivated SN should our society through their demonstrators to blockade Grand River affairs and athletics. view are not necessarily being To the Editor: conglomerates. For example, ITT Avenue is also an expression of further purge its publication of sexist solicited today, one antiwar In a recent State News article makes Hostess cupcakes and wonder displeasure with the deaf ear that MSU terminology, I suggest it refer to iD Furthermore, if any action on group intends to submit petitions bread plus running Avis car has turned to the antiwar sentiments. (Monday, May 8) John Borgergave the students as "students," and depend recent antiwar demands is to be rental, so following rationale for dropping the with more than 3,000 signatures removing ITT from one's life could The desire for local action of one sort upon such pronouns as "she" and term "Ms.": taken, it will be taken today. The of the MSU community be a difficult maneuver. or another is understandable, given the "him" to establish the student's sex. board conducted a calling I think institutional frustration of antiwar protesters with "It's only purpose is to designate an Phyllis Simons hearing for the University to take an opposition to the the Nixon administration. At the same Cullman, Ala. senior Thursday afternoon on the plans war is a futile gesture to ending the individual's sex, and while such institutional stand against the Indochina conflict, but I also believe time, it is unlikely that President information may be significant to a May 12,1972 for a much - needed war study war. A large turnout at that it would symbolize the Wharton or the trustees will given story, such information is group to review MSU and East today's magnitude appease of the dissent with the war. I this thirst for local action by already sufficiently provided by the meeting will give the board an doubt that adopting Lansing involvement in war important indication of student any boycott on war suppliers will ever institutional opposition to the war. use of pronouns such as Omission - related force those corporations to While trustees today will activity. Hopefully the concern in the operation of gain social argue over discussion will generate action. consciousness. such an institutional position I suggest that the same MSU. against reasoning Dow Chemical Co., based in the war, an interesting case be applied to the State New's Midland, study can be can To the Editor: made of the frustration of students and u was persuaded to end its contract for present discriminatory policy of In a much - needed editonal of M«y others with the Wharton administration referring to female students as "coeds" 17 - "Shootings must not determine at MSU. I submit that the frustration CE0RCE WHITE many now feel with Wharton isdmiliar and male students as "students." our fate" — you noted that '...<> All individuals enrolled in an Americans in the past 10 years~ in kind to the nationwide displeasure with Nixon. academic institution which admits Kennedy's, Malcolm X, Martin Ia«* King - .. have been shot down wh A vote for Wharton is unable to communicate both males and females are students, . Gunnings effectively with student activists, coming off as a remote, calculating administrator in his recent encounters and all are coeds. The term coed originated when "allowed" previoulsy to women were attend initially institutions open only to males, and they tried to speak out about wh they considered to be wrong AmYou*made no mention of another MSU's new vice president for with protesters. Though he personally student affairs will be chosen Reviewing the records of that Gunnings meets and converses with shares strong antiwar opinions with was then used to describe the human being who met the same rather lengthy June 1963 - th. W. «!« and students should be today list, I found only three students everyday, in his protesters, he failed to walk on the institution as one admitting both apprehensive names that easily brother of Mayor Charles kvers toward the new selection. really satisfactorily meet accesible office in the Student Services streets last week and talk on a one to sexes. Present day application of the the criteria. - - The vice president of student Building. Unlike many administrators, one basis with protesters about their term only to women is discriminatory, Fayette, Miss. affairs Carefully examining the history he is "in touch" with students and implies inferiority. ^ H. Prince is the administrator of and has feelings on the war. related to student concerns. most closely the three finalists, one particularly a history of student relations. Wharton was very businesslike during If the State News staff wishes to Memphis, Tenn. graduate stude^ The new stood out. Here are some vice president will handle credentials financial that impressed But aides, counseling, the University me: Gunnings will not win, •A Ph.D. in concerned students tell me. His Health Center, IM counseling psychology sports, the living •Participating chances are slim because of DOONESBURY areas, volunteer systems and of course, the programs, judicial American • scientist is the Psychological Assn. grassroots history in student (1) his relations by Garry Irudeai student Consultant to the Office of and (2) his bold stand affairs office. supporting the Health, Education and Welfare on Coalition of Black Athletes and you KNOW AHP especjAtcy It seems that the criteria their ISN'T iT AMAZING for such child development. charge of Big Ten racism. He iPZNPS yiTH HtS UHeAT HOW MUCH ZONK-£K'S an important position would be • Author of 24 pecoME AU, PAY PATCH' you WONT simple: (1) published works These OUT THCet peueve what h£ a qualified administrator that stands are to Gunnings' WITH HIS 6AKPGN? pnmanly deal with blacks and MTH HIS POCS TO HIS WHZAT presently with MSU and more students. credit. It is proof that this man would epussets PATCH £ve*y PAV importantly (2) a person who has a f A history of dealing with student speak out for student concerns at the SPROUTS ANP history of risk of PAPRIKA dealing first hand with problems without a a job. PUiNTf. students. staff. budget or large " As A1 Martin, EOP official said: Keeping these necessary These credits "Tom requirements in mind, we must search belong to Thomas Gunnings has shown in Gunnings. Gunnings is numerous ways that he is an among the eligible candidates and find qualified" undoubtedly individual the one who but his first hand that cannot be bought or co - best fits the above experience with students opted." de6cnption. distinguishes There are not too him from his many of those competitors. left. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 19, 1972 5 Mi tfe:* ifctr- Coretta King endorses Sen. McGovern's bid launch their bid for Sens. Hubert H. polls showed him leading. King's endorsement of California's 271 Democratic The latest independent McGovern came after Humphrey and George convention votes in the McGovern opened their California Poll, conducted Humphrey had won heavy state's June 6 from April 26 to May 1, California primary campaign majorities of black voters in winner-take-all primary. showed 36 per cent of the earlier Democratic Thursday, with McGovern McGovern stayed only getting Democrats polled favor primaries. McGovern also an endorsement from the widow of Martin long enough to receive the Humphrey, 31 per cent has the support of such endorsement of Coretta McGovern, 12 per cent Sen. Black leaders as Julian Bond Luther King. Humphrey King, widow of the slain Edmund Muskie and the and the Rev. Jesse Jackson. challenged McGovern to a civil series of televised debates. rights leader, before rest are split. About 25 per cent of Both candidates had leaving for Oregon to Humphrey said he had California's 5 million High s suspended after the campaigning shooting of campaign for that state's primary on Tuesday. He will instructed his staff to arrange ground rules for the Democratic voters are Blacks and last Lansinfl high school students painted the school's obscenities but the students Alabama Gov. George return to California on debates with McGovern's Mexican-Americans. probably enjoyed Saturday. jck wall with school paint and administrators' themselves, too. Wallace. They flew into Los staff if the South Dakota In Silver Spring, Md., •mission. The main object was to cover up Humphrey opened his senator accepts. doctors were pessimistic State News photo by Angeles in the morning to California headquarters to Terry Miller "The new politics is the about the chances that begin a 19-day drive in what politics that is open, filled Wallace could campaign he calls the "Super Bowl" llanges letter tracks with discussions, debates before the July 10 of primaries. and dialogue," he said. Democratic National Humphrey told McGovern's staff aides in Convention. Wallace supporters he was California said the debate was shot five times while challenging McGovern to a challenged had L/C not yet campaigning Monday in iyBEAFRiEDEBERG since this is renumbers merely a NS 116, debate even though opinion reached their office. Maryland. 117, 118 — humanities in the western SUNDAY - Itate News Staff Writer renumbering of current integrated studies in science contemporary society courses, and not new workd, instructed in SS 221 — the changing NS 120, 121, 122 - French. p last you think you course. It has been passed science, beliefs and values American metropolis % memorized what the HUM 211, 212, 213 jus letter tracks mean by the University Curriculum Committee. NS 131, 132, 133,134- science, man and society visual arts and western culture - SS 222 — work and politics in urban America SPAGHETTI (t go along with the The new SS 223 — the world's numberings and NS 150, 151, 152 - HUM 231, 232, 233 - hired courses in the dsity College (UC). short will be course as follows: descriptions dynamics of scientific ideas NS 160 — western cultural institutions great cities, and common an urban culture problems SPECIAL re to forget, however, knowledge and HUM 261, 262, 263 - SS 241 — science modernization, -use now the college is X process of doing away In American language: thought and NS 171H, 172H, 173H- honors: natural science music and HUM western culture 28 1 H, 282H, political and SS 242 social — modern at the ■h the letters and ATL 101, 102, 103 - 283H„ honors NS 181, 182, 183 - — course in ideologies: justifications of ■ umbering all these comprehensive English humanities political ■or example, Social use ATL 117 (one credit) — of the library natural science NS 320, 321, 322 studies in natural science - In social science: SS 201 — Americans and power SS 243 and — economic revolutionary Also t.. mismanaged project in the next week at Dulles International Airport, near country," as he explained investigating Thursday to find out if many Japanese Japanese electronic products flowing into the C"Lhe l"1 U h«s ""iWi increase that the cost soared Washington, D.C. The International original estimates beyond and a electronic products cheaper in the United States are country. The which to prohibits enforc^ ilkJrJf J government Transportation will Exposition preview four innovative vehicle was still not on the track. Mass transit because of subsidies from the Japanese government. investigation was because of complaints filed launched E& ?r>/4c or eye (18 per cent), the President Nixon was the President's Vietnam policies The tl pollution among vehicles, he it was revealed in a survey shows. 59 per cent of them said treasury usually country to compensate 6 survey as added. The demonstration project conducted opinion research by market for the Young voters from white collar households r choice of th« youthful - they voted for Nixon operates on a basis in the program complaint dealing any official subsidies foreign shipper tl (officials, because of Vietnam. with extra customs duties 1 conducted at the University Detroit News which business owners, receiving. of West Minnesota Sen. Hubert H. Virginia, published results in a professional and technical people) made up 27 per Humphrey was the fourth choice with 8 per cent. Four Edgcwood United sent of the Wallace vote in the 18 to 24 year old age other candidates received the remaining 10 per cent. New Price Commission rule group. Of the 578 voters Church UNIVERSITY interviewed, 106 were in the to lower tenants' rents 18 to 24 age 469 North Hagadom E. Lansing*An EcumenicalFellowship SEVENTH-DAY error factor in a group. The poll of this some ^Worship Service 9:30 a.m. size is plus or minus 4 per WASHINGTON (AP) - Some apartment tenants New ADVENTIST CHURCH The will get whatever Liturgy Service 11:10 a.m. cent. sampling took lower rent or longer leases under a new higher increase is allowed by the P 149 Highland Avenue place in 40 Price Commission rule Commission's rent guidelines. by Dr. Truman A. Morrison selected announced Thursday. East Lansing precincts across the state. The new rule is retroactive to last Dec. University Group Dinner and program 6-8:30 The rule applies to expiring leases of longer than 19, when p.m. 337-1430 The interviews were such cases landlords who would otherwise be one year. In rent regulations replaced the freeze that had been inpi For transportation the summer before. Sunday Mornings & Evenings conducted minutes after allowed to Saturday Services: charge a rent increase of more than 8 percent must give Uleir This means any tenant who voters had marked their ha$ renewed a lease si.. «11 332-8693 or 332-0606 Group Bible Study 9:30 tenants two choices: AM ballots. • A one year lease with may force his landlord to renegotiate if the increase - an 8 per cent increase. w; than 8 per cent, and If a one - Worship Twenty-nine per cent of f *A ' 'lease of the same year lease replaced a longer oi EAST LANSING "felM TRINITY CHURCH Discussion Wednesday: U:00 AM the young named busing as the Wallace voters issue length as the expiring lease, but at Starting with July's rent such tenants can get a rt reduction or a longer lease, but no refunds for was over 8 per cent. past rentti and Prayer Groups that concerned them fl 841 Timberlane Drive most, Stanley R. Reilly, 7:30 PM and 26 per cent of them Tenants still on old two - or three year leases must also Apostle to speak - East Lansing Acting Pastor Call 882-6580 said Wallace received their given their choice of terms when those leases expire. or above Telephone: 351-8200 number If you need vote because of his stand on Though commission rent guidelines generally give landlo the Vietnam War. a flat 2.5 Interdenominational transportation per cent yearly increase, they also provide forrau Morning Sermon Concern about the larger increases when old long - term leases come up I Evening Service . Special Guest, Frank Boggs "Facts about Faith" H a m 7p.m! ST. JOHN nation's future was cited as a reason for 12 per cent of at church meeting renewal. ' ^ This is because the commission believes landlords whogi the Wallace vote, while such leases, and who were therefore Mid-Week discussion & prayer STUDENT Elder Marion G. Romney Saints. kept from raising rei Wednesday. 7:00 p.m. of the Council of Twelve during a period while prices were rising rapidly, nowde University classes 9.45 a.m. CENTER CENTRAL UNITED The public Is invited to some catch - up. Apostles, will be the the session at 10 a.m. METHODIST featured speaker at the However, the commission has found that many su Sunday Masses: Sunday at the Lansing State landlords charged the higher rents allowed Across from the Capitol general session of the Center. by the regulatio but refused to give the tenants the 327 M.A.C. Lansing state quarterly protection of long -1 Romney and leases. inference of the Church of other 6:00p.m. Jesus Christ of Latter present - day apostles, The 8 per cent lid doesn't apply to increases in taxes« 9:45 9:00p.m. "The Winds Day are considered by the three of the Spirit million church members, to municipal charges, which landlords may still pass along doll 11:15 - for - dollar. Also, it doesn't apply to luxury apartmai In Our Time" UNIVERSITY have the same authority held single - family dwellings or units of four or fewer apartmen Saturday 7:00 p.m BAPTIST by the twelve apostles of all of which are free of federal rent controls Christ. These modern entirely St. John East (Across 9:45 & 11:00a.m. Price Commission Chairman C. Jackson Grayson Jr. si CHURCH apostles Dr. are believed to rente generally have gone up only at an from Lyman preaching average annual rate Hubbard) 4608 South Hagadorn receive revelation from God 2.8 per cent in the first three months of this year, compar 9:45,11:15 Nursery Available John D. Walden Pastor 485-947 7 - concerning doctrine and with 4.8 per cent in the year before the Daily Masses: wage - price - re 6:43 p.m. policy of the church. freeze. School of Dlscipleshlp M.A.C. : UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN 7:40 THE FINEST 8:00, 12:30, 4:30 Cast: CHURCH Vesper Service C 310 N. Hagadom Worship Sunday School AMERICAN; Mon.thru Thur. 9:30 P.M. 10:00 AM 11:10 A.M. Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:.45 a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF OKEMOS CHRIST, SCIENTIST Nursery morning service - 10:00 a.m. Grand River Minister, Kali Ruffner FIRST BAPTIST ALL at Collingwood Entrance 4684 Marsh Road Rev. Brink preaching East Lansing Mear Meijer's Thrifty Acres) APARTMENTS Sunday Services 10:30 a.m. SUMMER A evening service Lesson ■ Sermon Subject - 7.00 p. Esoecially for collegians ALL SAINTS Rev. Brink preaching "SOUL AND EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8:30 PM Sunday ONLY 800 Abbott Road "Counibus" Visit BODY" our new Student Center 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Christian interaction) OFFICE: 1128 open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesday Testimonial 10 a.m. Holy Communion VICTOR, EAST LANSING Lunch Wednesday 12:30 1:30 Meeting and Sermon PHONE: 332 5322 8:00 p.m. nursery care A church school 7:00 PM HOURS: 1 5 - Wednesday For transportation Sunday School to age 20 and adult discussion Bible Study call 351 6360 10:30a.m. Reading Room Temporarily mimmm or 882 1425 (across from Located in Church OPEN EPISCOPAL Dave Daku, Youth Minister wmm Hubbard Hall) Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. Mon., Tuey, Thurs., Fri, COMMUNITY AT M.S.U. Alumni AND STUDENT CENTER 1509 River Terrace eves 7 9 p.m. Chapel 5 p.m. Folk Mass All are welcome to LCMS for students at Lutheran and attend church services and visit use the reading William A. Eddy. Rector Jack L. Hilyard: Chaplain pEOpl.ES MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus room. phone: 351-7160 chuRch 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Ministries Pastor David Kruse alc-lca 1518 S. Washington for students and WORSHIP HOURS faculty at university Frank Boggs Communion WORSHIP SERVICES 9:301 ii. Communion lutheran church presenting a Sacred Concert 9:30*nd 11:00 A.M. 1st & 3rd 1020 S. Harrison Matins It must be twenty years since the place w 2nd & 4th 9:45 A.M. 'that strange 332-2559 Fellowship painted. But you won't be able to tell it Pastors for faculty and staff at , Walter Wietzke College Bible Class 8:30 p.m. company" when the job's dorit?. And while you re in the fireside room. ASCENSION LUTHERAN George Gaiser refreshments By Dr. Robertson working, the great taste of Coca-Cola 2780 Haslett WORSHIP HOURS L)r. Howard F. keeps everybody happy. 337-7961 Sugden, Pastor CHURCH SCHOOL Dr. Roy Schroeder WORSHIP HOURS 8:30 a.m. James t'mery, Minister of Youth 9:30 (ml 11:00 A.M. I It's the real thing, coke. 8:00 and 10:30 10: ) a.m. Common Service Crib through Adults a.m. 11a.m. "The Tree That Talked" Sunday Schools Coffee Hour 9:30 a.m. Sunday School FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening After Services Call 482-0754 for information. ^2J"j»wNyo;.Jhe Coca Cola Compiny by The Coco-Cole Bottling Company"^ I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 19, 1972 7 EARS TO NEARLY 2,500 iNader challenges U.S. are very disturbing to the institutions NEW Ljaneseaberry status quo, to the silent aspirations for public office problems, you don't solve Attacking the fraud and % News Sports Writer FROM and endorsed no presidential majority." them." He said that the corruption of industries and oandidate as being the frowd ^ nearly 2,600 Id consumer watchdog During a press conference earlier, Nader was asked if he consumer's friend. His control of these industries is the government's job, but big business, Nader said, "They want to compete over present project, however, is added in mock iNader as he challenged approved of the means of the formulation of disgust, trivia, slogans, jingles, Iv every American funding PIRGIM, through profiles "Yeah, tell me another packaging, not die durability of each U.S. l%n> With the possible A & M the $3 student tax. congressman story." or maintenance of "There which he termed, "Probably One main issue to which isn't a single |tion of apple pie. m an t fignt locality or national vote as the largest citizen Nader devoted much time standards." There's a friendly fair as that. investigation in history." was the "revitalization of the .ssive government. If there's "We find agreement between so much that [orations, institutions anywhere for student apathy whole educational process." needs to be competitors, he said, where changed "The whole concept of II to get shook up it's on this I stifle initiative and — product claims known to be . ,ity on a part - time , Nader said. "You wait around until campus," Nader said. The 38 - year - old Nader, who heads the Center for the finance, secrecy, knuckling under to the government. I believe that if a person can go into a bookstore and read education has got to train people for citizenship action to help students work in the problem of their choice. Far false are kept from the consumer. Nader called it example of "you scratch my an RECORDS I® e in power and people Study of Responsive Law in fraud and 111 scratch yours." about birds, he should have I funds decide to do Washington, D.C., that same chance with his more attention is paid to Ithing about these entertained the crowd with congressmen." reading Shakespeare and Nader further attached the stories of his college days at analyzing every curly cue. cosmetic industry that is the CTspoke Wednesday Princeton and his encounters Challenging one of his old - time adversaries during his What about contemporary cause of "people in tears It in the Men's IM with the governemnt and hour-and- a - half talk, Nader problems?" because they're a little out of Come From The Shadows lne 0n behalf of the corporations as a "consumer charged the auto In the past, medical and kilter with the definition of Joan Baez |c Interest Research advocate." industry with laxity in law schools failed students, beauty as defined by |up in Michigan He stressed the importance NADER regulations and safety Nader said, because Revlon." r*tr IqIM) who cosponsored of efforts of individual ; controls. "students came out not "Just think how you'd like citizens in solving consumer pent with ASMSU. Nader's biggest barrier, "GM's recalling more cars knowing how to deal with it if your nose was an inch j can't have a town fraud and government, however is the government! this yarthan they're selling," social problems. and a half longer. You W • type citizen. You industry and institutional He said that it is often Nader said. fL" to have Pill - time corruption, and the difficult to differentiate Nader said that citizens "Medical schools wouldn't couldn't get elected to anything. You couldn't get a Nader said. "Look importance of student between the government and should look after the even touch nutrition. It was [e guest list at the White action. industries. job." automobile and cosmetic degrading. Lawyers came out - big corporation "Students spend $250 on "Sometimes it's hard to industries since automobiles of law school trained to Nader also condemned Jpaign contributors, cigarets, cosmetics and differentiate between the have a great impact on air, defend corporations or go candy. How about food on many household products pes, actors, actresses, Dept. of the Interior and the water, the insurance system into the government. such as deodorants, foot f seldom are citizens campus, landlord problems? petroleum industry," Nader and the citizen's use of time. "There needs to be greater sprays, mouthwashes and [ this recognition. It Inform yourself about these said, He said that with industry interest of students as to the toothpastes, ^ what kind of values issues." Nader said that he has no "you produce these major educational processes "The ethic that's gotten that are training students," across is 'why wash it when Nader added. you can spray?" he said. creates fines Varsity Super Special! halt * , - Irandygarton pollution Conservation Industries, and Tourist however, Detroit, the amendment in ldment . misdemeanor state tn to "civil J I 2 Large Cokes 1 ; te News Staff Writer amended the House passed - received overwhelming support in the Senate and is penalty" places the burden ^^ Valid with coupon May 19 & 20,1972 | »and businesses that bill to eliminate the $500 of punishment on local 8 items to choose from expected to meet with the te Michigan's lakes and minimum fine. An c o unty boards of approval of the House. is face fines of up to amendment by Sen. Patrick The original sponsor of the commissioners, which would King 16" a day under a bill Cd by the Michigan McCollough, D ■ Dearborn, removes the violation from bill, Rep. 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Lansing, Mich. Ph. 332-3531 MON. - SAT. 9:30 WED. 9:30 - 9:00 - 5:30 J SELECT FEW!J ★★★★★★★★★*★** ** 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan TO OFFSET INFLATION u.S. to curb rising WASHINGTON The government announced (AP) looking ahead to moderate the future pace of the statement said. The increase was more than twice as tax economy profits in the first Most of it was in Thursday it will try "to expansion so that it will high quarter rose 7.8 per cent for manufacturing, especially in as the rate of moderate the future pace" yield higher real incomes gain between all nonflnancial the durable goods 1970 and 971. of the accelerating business and employment without corporations, while the total industries, including autos, This was a long - awaited expansion to avoid reviving speeding inflation up output of the same machinery and metals. inflationary pressures. again." turning point. The corporations rose 3.8 per Stein estimated that the The statement by Stein said the Commerce sluggishness of the recovery has been blamed $38.8 billion federal deficit economic adviser Herbert Dept.'s release of revised partly on Hie earnings gain in the foreseen In January will lack of consumer Stein came as the figures on the Gross first quarter was $4.56 wind up roughly $10 billion confidence which was government revised upward National Product confirm billion, largest in a year. It smaller when the books on reflected in a savings rate its estimate of national the picture of "a was far short of the fiscal 1972 closed June strong, averaging 8 $11 are per cent or more billion increase scored in the output in the first quarter broadly based recovery in for the past two years. It 30. of 1972. progress." first quarter 1971, but the - moved down to 7.8 per cent Stein, chairman of the Overall output reached a 1971 figure was abnormal Stein predicted the in the last quarter of 1971. President's Council of rate of $1,103 trillion. This because it reflected the recovery will proceed at The Commerce Dept. Economic Advisers, told meant that the market value rebound from the General least as fast as originally newsmen that federal of all goods and services figures disclosed also that profits have been rising Motors strike. targeted by President A child's spending in fiscal 1973 must produced rose 12 per cent more rapidly than sales and Discounting the artificial Nixon, and perhaps even be held to President Nixon's in annual rate instead of the increase of The Horticultural Gardens are a veritable production, as is usual in an a year ago, the faster, so that paradise for these originally budgeted level of 11.8 per cent announced profit gain was the greatest unemployment will be kinds of flowers delight the schoolchildren tk economic recovery. Before • young as well as the old. ' 1,1 $246.3 billion. earlier. since the first quarter of diminished. Government When discounted for State News photo spending will still be on the upgrade, inflation estimated at 6 per by Donalds, J he said, but the stimulus of cent throughout the Shooting deficit spending should be economy - slightly less then shadow "not too great or too long - the 6.2 per cent previously continued." The planned estimated - the economy budget down-hold will showedareal growth rate of ED|TOR.s nR' KJ&Re (MP VdW 'CAy st /r£ the GfiANP opmutr of our mu&r rttftnw of vie rare Royal Hawaiian black coral MBmt TRom mum 'NN, WPR5 HAVINfr VOO COOLO CALL Vfe? SftflSR of the few places in the world where (XALABVSNTfi4/£S OF FAHrfcrm SP&pKUtAR it is known to exist.. .a durable stone, TROU*FOR5AL& combined with 14 karat yellow gold p/ us some socpeR t>ghs oh shirts .. (rlfailr*) IN 4490At'* A um? tew OUR UTTlB Brr OLV&K steffc settings, it is a most desirable OH lb) && PONTmiTT# FeBL LGFT00T U/fMf 50 THfV'PE* (tcm UJiTHFW(fOtW 40% OFF addition to your summer jewelry wardrobe. 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Frank, took Frank, off in took off in their thrfr 75 foot balloon with winds of 7B University, Univerrity was Ruth Schmitt Schmitt, forced to deflate her Flight begins when the . ... vent is used to I"necessary . . . . tests required by gathering of crowds and Of the four entire system is buoyant, descend at a desirable rate. the FAA for a pilot's license. about the possibility of colleges 10 m.p.h. sending them on a craft when wind conditions The balloon lifts free of the which has signed up to At touchdown, the deflation He is a member of the setting a precedent for fliture 45 minute flight nine miles were deemed unsafe for compete, only MSU and ground and drifts with the port is 9pened to deflate the Balloon Federation of north of Valparaiso. There direction of the wind. In Valpariaso remained to race Weather conditions envelope. America and won the 1970 they landed in a farmer's are an flight, controls Include a ftiel on Sunday after poor field while crowds of gaping Important determinant in The Pritchard family is a U.S. National Hot Air weather conditions caused valve which can be set to turn member of the Flint Sport children and adults watching Balloon Championship the cancellation of ballooning. The balloon can the propane hot air heater on in amazement. Balloon Club which owns the Races held in Indianola, be flown only during those or off to maintain an balloon used in the race, The times when the Federal Iowa. balloonist approximate level flight. valued at between $6,000 One of their most representing Valparaiso Aviation Administration Landing is achehred by and $7,000. memorable experiences is (FAA) allows "visual flight cruising at a low altitude Frank Pritchard supervises flying over the Goose Lake "V.™ -x u "We must have a minimum , , until an appropriate landing ... ■ - — _ his daughter's flights because Rock Festival held in August field is approached. Then the she has not completed all the of 1,000 feet 'ceiling' to the 1970. nearest clouds," explained Pritchard, "and must be able to see horizontally a minimum of three miles." Balloon flights are best GE charged undertaken several hours before and after sunrise and reciprocal sunset because of favorable wind conditions at these times. The WASHINGTON (AP) - company said in a statement. t balloon, which is 1970 of about $8.7 billion, manufactured from General Electric Co. (GE) General Electric is the the Justice Dept. said. parachute nylon treated with has been charged with nation's largest The civil suit charged GE plastic, has a tear strength of restraint of trade by manufacturer of electrical with using engaging in 75 pounds to the square reciprocal purchasing equipment and related anticompetitive practices inch and when inflated is arrangements with suppliers products with total sales in since at least 1965. seven stories high and fifty and customers, the Justice feet in diameter. Dept. said Thursday. Heated air is driven into The company said it the balloon by a gasoline believes the suit is entirely 50c off Balloons could have been powered fan. When the unwarranted. floating through the MSU atmosphere if not for University administration's refusal to allow the National envelope is near full "Despite repeated Intercollegiate Balloon Races on campus inflation, the flight burner is requests, the antitrust in April. Instead, fliers drifted up, up, and away over Valparaiso, Ind. division has refused ignited, the air heated and to State News photo by Cathy Melrose the balloon made buoyant. specify the alleged improper on a large (16 inch) When the air temperature act or transactions, or even inside the balloon reaches pizza with this coupon identify the component of |7T SUBSIDIARY 140 degrees above outside,„ the balloon can lift more the company that has been allegedly engaged in Expires May 26, 1972 (MAC Avenue Shop only) than 500pounds. improper practices," the Women plan FREE DELIVERY The group of MSU war. Members will be |NNA M.SMITH women, whose "Don't buy bombs when slogan is other "People should not omit manufacturers," one leafleting information and 351-8870 asking people to sign a n Against the War you buy bread," say that WAR member said. "We petition stating their plans fare planning a though the boycott may not should get people to be to boycott Continental It of Continental exert a large financial strain aware of other Baking Co. products and J Co. products , jug Wonder Bread, on ITT, it will help people become aware that the manufacturers and boycott them also." any store that continues to sell them. The petitions will lOMIIMO'S I.A.C. AVENUE i J frozen foods and products they are buying then be presented to store ftss cupcakes. are connected with the war WAR has written a letter owners. Ltal Baking Co. is in Vietnam. They say It also to the board of trustees "It's | by International gives people a means to take requesting that the board going to be a long estaurant DELIVERY process, but I have ! and Telegraph. direct action against the join the boycott against ITT confidence it will work on Place for Pizza! 351-8870 and discontinue the sales of the organization of it," one Continental Baking Co. WAR member said. products in University fciology Dept. snackshops. So far there had been no reply. The group has also asked WAR chose ITT and the Continental Baking Cot. as the target of its boycott because two national number of stores to For $95 you'd a owners bounces war fly anything, women's groups, Women's stop stocking the products in their stores. International League for Peace and Freedom and student, said. "If you get people to |Dept. of sociology in antiwar statement Still in the discussion stage stop buying the products, Another Mother For Peace, have been boycotting these so long as it lands in Europe. is the proposal to make well stop stocking it," was ) separate meetings products for the past year. resources available to do the typical reply. lay of faculty and peace research, Barclay said. WAR plans first to 1statement says the The Dept. of Sociology is concentrate its efforts in the lrtment objects PYRAMIDS also planning to join the Spartan Village area and |)dly to the American Why should you LOVE irt in School of Social Work In then expand the operation Indochina, and DELTA their vigil planned for into the Lansing ftularly condemns 1 recent escalation of Thursday, Barclay said. community. Sng and mining of ■ Vietnamese harbors, Jd canals. pick Air-India? | ) advises I opposing the war I a critical review of the implement a ( DONALDSON & ASSOCIATES is... 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Please make a reservation 'or me for London □ Paris □ Rome n Brussels □ Amsterdam □ Frankfurt □ Zurich □ Geneva □ frlday 5-9 p«" TeTepnon# number parts subject to govt approval. BREWERY 1Q Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -^ayjhy 19 |(^Bhigan ! Filmmakers Perhaps the most to "special recognition" award present festival's best! to the See," by documentary, The other films that will be unfortunate fate of an but will not receive Victor Tom Cambou. a cash outstanding film festival is Nunez, is another of the "Mayflowers," by Gary shown include Rod Serling's Also included in the favorite °f the prize. Its beautiful cinematic films (along with "Solstice, Anderson, focuses on the choice for the best fantasy special m w.,1 that it must come to an end. The Best of the Midwest Film Festival of 1972 this eye and integrity of thought make it the best student film to come from this "Corridors" and "Heavenly Star") that could be well student Hampshire strike both In New honestly film, "He«venly Star," by Alan Holleb, "Before the performances will be the comedy, "Gino's Pizza," by Warren Bass and Steve Finkel c^ro,"T>1 highly creativT^^i University. called "the best." and effectively. It uses Mountain Was Moved," by weekend brings the The rest of the films in the (another audience favorite), "Charley Benson" speeches by Abbie Hoffman Robert K. Sharpe (one of the marvelous achievements of performance were selected sensitive film is a and Jerry Rubin to heighten audience favorites) and 'Tone Poem," by Jonathan' J^Best Film Festival of the U codirectors Jack Epps, Jr. either by individual judges or about the alienation of a young man its presentation. "Arkstone Fantasy," by Balnbridge, "Time and a isml and Jeffrey F. Jackson to a close. by audience popularity. "Solstice," by Walter who has just returned home from Vietnam. The war Half," by James Benning (a :Si-;rfthe < The two - part showing will Ungerer, won the top award element, however, is feature the films selected as of Arthur Knight and Edgar beautifully underplayed. Literary review offers the best by Rod Serling, Ali Daniels even though it was Both the script and Issari. Arthur Knight, Peter not shown to the public. It acting are superb. It was Peter Poor, Edgar Daniels and the "Snowville," by Jon - Marc should be the highlight film Poor's selection as the top audiences. Productions, won the of the weekend despite its "collective judges' award," film. The films will be show at 7 tendency to pleasant, skillful poefrj weave a slow "Solo," by Mike Hoover, and 9:30 p.m. Friday and Jackson said. The film won course. was Ali Issari'schoice for the Saturday in 105 and 109 S. top money of $200 for its creative effort. "Solstice," Epps said, is an best film of the festival. It is Kedzie Hall. "Impressionistic collection the documentary of a Though there was no "best "Snowville," one of the of scenes taking place in a mountain climber film" award, two films, more ambitious films in the forest from the longest day fighting By JAMES KALMBACH journals, quarterlies and devoted to and titled Seven "Snowville" and "From festival, is about the flight to the obstacles of scaling a Reviewer reviews operate, by East Lansing Poets: Daryl Though at t|J Dusk," were cited for their freedom by some crippled of the summer to the mountain alone. definition, at a loss, with a Jones, Mary Davis, Douglas overworked, his best Slit" shortest day of the winter. It The film captures both the «uch as creative efforts by a children from a prisonlike contains The phenomenon of skeleton staff, and are Lawder, Barbara Drake, "Carp- c an intert sanitarium. beautiful drama and danger of the literary magazines seems to some excellent images collective decision of the five reproduced by every means Roger Meiners, Linda know them that sh< photography and excellent scaling with excellent camera be firmly entrenched on the as judges, will be among those "From Dusk," by Epps staging of the short scenes." imaginable. Wagner and D.M. logs/shad River A shown. and Jackson, was cited with a perspective. American scene. These low drifting under "Charley Benson's Return Another The average life of these Rosenberg. They are faculty darkness. They 'Slau interesting circulation, noncommercial members and local residents S books is very short — one to large,/and weave L and are among the best or at two years at most. But new hanging cables/of surift NOT AN APHRODISIAC ones spring up as fast as old least most active poets in this area. and combines them a successful statement ones complex die so that they form a underground The magazine has a very professional layout and is However, Lawder Dfl| PAI Crass network blanketing the s peoms are by heightens very pleasant to read. the best in the nation with poetry and book. lfe Though there is some a maturity Ti prose. and cot Since unquestionably bad poetry lacking in the rest 1968, in the in the issue, dull academic WASHINGTON (AP) - Lansing area alone, images are nature oii« marijuana appears to drug as particularly intense, be, the commission said. verse, bland love poems and and very • If you like sex the chances Research also showed Zeitgeist, Red Cedar powerful intensify pleasurable prolonged, sensuous and While pot makes sex some highly derivative are good you'll like that marijuana users are Review, Collage, Preview, cry/is a pin scratchw experiences and heighten pleasurable," the more enjoyable for a lot of pieces there is never the less ibNOVOS sky's blue marijuana, a government the senses for many users, commission said, men and women, the more sexually active than nonusers. For Tuesday and Happiness some excellent poetry, rhythms complei glass)/^^^ , Staff V commission reports. But it example, the Holding Tank have all been even though parts of these It said substantial commission said, it also has primarily that of Daryl cautions that the drug is no commission said, one survey published at one time or accomplished. nforcem effects may be numbers of persons report such effect Jones, Douglas Lawder and. no on a lot of of more than 500 Next year, the edito. itionsor aphrodisiac, nor does it psychological. they are more interested in college another. But presently only Barbara Drake. others, and Red Cedar Review all-t heighten sexual enjoyment "It is this fact which sex after may even undergraduates found that Happiness Holding Tank, hop* to an for all users. smoking pot and decrease sexual desire in 72 per cent of marijuana "Year Turning" and publish a lot Bemitt, probably explains why edited and published more k found evidence that some. by "Espousery" by Barbara writers The National substantial users had engaged in Albert Drake, and Red in the nujn t. of Public proportions of marijuana relaxes "At best, available Drake are very funny Commission on Marijuana marijuana users characterize inhibitions and premarital sex, while only Cedar Review, the official including an entire tiy. reduces a evidence is inconclusive," 34 per cent of nonusers had poems. She has a skillful devoted to student poc enforce and Drug Abuse said it their sexual experiences literary magazine of the person's normal restraints the commission said. It said done so. control of her materials the final the lis found evidence that under the influence of the Dept. of English are still analysis, Si i against sex, allowing users research indicates generally both in creating humorous East Lansing Poets it " Berni But the commission said alive. to respond more freely to that the more a person uses lines and in making them it isn't clear whether pot Red excellent magazine officers 1 sexual desires. Cedar Review's work within a larger piece. marijuana and the more he leads to sex or sex leads to opportunity to leam radio ca But even so, marijuana or she spring issue has been Daryl Jones' poetry is expects it to intensify pot. The what the established inly have isnt the aphrodisiac that sexual pleasure, the more same survey found recently published. It is very smooth and polished. pi that of those who reported of this area are irking tic writing. many of its fans claim it to likely it is to do so. ails." having sex before age 16, s seem to only 7 per cent denied Claim, Oi trying any illegal drug, while fully 47 per cent of the virgins said they stayed clear of drugs as well as sex. Flute, vocal programs u, which of the wed by MS The commission ut Lansing ] scheduled for Sunday ecreased o findings on marijuana and sex occupy five pages of During thi 1971 toM 1,282 - page appendix to its Flutist Alexander 244 parklni main report, released earlier Auditorium. Murray the print Murray was id, this year. will be heard in an all - flutist with the Lotk Bach Murray, asst. professor of That report, which found recital at 4 p.m. a simili Sunday in music, will be accompanied Symphony Orchestra fo in 1970 ■ no evidence that the Kresge Art years before joining marijuana Center by harpsichordist Mary is harmful when smoked less Gallery. Goldstein in Bach's "Italian MSU music faculty parking si than Four young singers will local recital will feat once a day, omitted Concerto" and three of his said the cm any mention of the be presented at 8:15 sonatas soprano Gloria HOI sex p.m. — "G Minor," "E lies iwth a findings. Sunday in the MSU Music Major," and "B Minor." mezzo soprano Maiy on the E Williams, senior mil students at MSU, barit* iifety. He s eparunent i Douglas Schram Marketing to use t sophomore and te nal ICHABOD& MR. police TOAD ALICE IN p Stephen Oosting, a teacher Community College. at Lans that could handled by WONDERLAND W. C. Fields, Cary Grant wins education The recital will inch the opening scene ;see where il lolice officer An MSU Mozart's "Marriage professor of named is up in a i "Outstanding faculty member to win the Figaro, Benjamin Britte marketing and Marketing Educator of the award. Thomas A. Staudt, "Abraham and Isaac" said. "P transportation Year." former cliairman of the enforcemen administration will Daivd Burge's "Song receive William Lazer, of the nost negative an award next week for Dept. of Marketing and Sixpence." being Graduate School of Business »officer's jo Transportation Later in the week, Administration, will recieve rharharharh^fharharharhw the award and make an address on "'Marketing's Next Era" at the annual Administration and marketing director for the Chevrolet Division of now MSU Chamber will present a conceit 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in ■eorrectii General Motors, won the Music Auditorium. State meeting of the International award in 1965. Sales Violinist Walter Vert ctly report and Marketing and soprano Suzan date of the M'mm Good! Executives to be held in San Juan, Puerto Rico Sunday Lazer won the award for his contributions to the Wemette will be featui Mu "Boun soloists with the ordurt heart fund through Thursday. marketing profession. He has The Chamber Orcha 9 a.m. Th been a lecturer at several Lazer, the president elect will be heard in Prokofie lounce for univeristies and a consultant LAST TIME ON of the American - 'Second Concerto rn at 9 a.m Marketing to government agencies and Violin and Orchestra in continue i Assn., is the second MSU private industry. ANY CAMPUS! Minor." uiday. All prints of 2001 revoked by The smash hit comedy producer as of May 30,1972 that had Broadway lTf7k coming back An epic drama of for seconds... advenfure and exploration! is now the soup-er ^Detective Marry Callahan. BES screen entertainment of the year! PRODUCTION 4M\■ CorkyVeomln'; 9:45 PETER GOLDIE M Smell the irubber bum. Only SELLERS HAWN Hear the m irtyHari *IAer&aGiirI j At IDuik PLUS... At Dusk Screenplay by TERENCE FfflSBY based on his original play • Executive Producer JOHN DARK • Produced by M.J. FRANKOVICH and JOHN BOULTING ■ Directed by ROY BOULTING • COLOR • From Columbia Pictures ISH55I1E3 in 109 Anthony 7,9:40 _ a 2001: AUBURN $1 Tonight in 107 S. Kedzie 7:30,9:30 Sat. in Wilson Aud. 7:30,0:30 space odyssey I.D.'t required Sun. in McDonel Kiva7:30 $1 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 19, 1°72 11 Opening of film called By BILL MECHANIC State News Reviewer protest," she said. It would prove pretty embarrassing in time" when he sees the annihilation of Dresden at affected by it," Perrine said. Hill was painstaking in the but George was pretty good about letting me play ironic Vonnegut write the screenplay (which he did for for the police, she added. Valerie Perrine, who plays the hands of American fire • filming. He hired Stephen Montana as I wanted," "Happy Birthday, Wanda The only problem with bombs In World War II. Geller to write the Perrine admitted. "If anyone Montana Wlldhack in June") and allowing protest, she said, is that not Pilgrim reaches the point screenplay and used mostly said 'so it goes,' that person 'Slaughterhouse Five" and everyone freedom in playing was featured In the enough people are affected where life has not purpose unknown actors and was Montana. That was how their roles is part of the film's May issue by it. A film with the of Playboy for him and so he retreats to actresses, she added. I tried to play her." credibility and brilliance, she magazine, thinks potential it is ironic that the antiwar popularity of a fantasy planet, "I had never acted before, The result of not having movie opened "Slaughterhouse Five" has a Tralfamadore, where he locally against better chance to reach a the background of the believes he has been antiwar protests on Grand greater range of people with kidnapped along with a its message. Festival River Avenue. beautiful move star. "We have to While In Lansing last change Montana Wlldhack. Thursday on the final stop of peoples' heads," she a promotional emphasized. "This is a strong Vonnegut summed up the tour, Valerie film and I think it will have wanted to know what was message of his novel by varied an effect on the public." happening on the street. "I almost got tear caught In the gassing Tuesday night," The "Slaughterhouse based Kurt movie Five" is promising that if it was evet made into a movie, there would not be a part for a The dome is to provide a art she explained, "but I got on Vonnegut Jr.'s John Wayne or a Frank By MELANIE ROBINSON film, the festival can provide famous antiwar novel. It is fslau^rhousr" alar pulled before away from anything could there the story of a young man Sinatra. The movie, when made, would not glamorize Music, drama and film means to draw the audience into the festival as a unique perspective of the arts by presenting not only I gn interesting coincidence to actress Valerie happen." who goes to war frightened war. presentations are all part of participants as well as their individuality but also ■ and sickly. He lacks spectators, Sealock said. hat she arrived in East Lansing when the "Think of the publicity if I bravery, the third annual MSU media their shared characteristics," yet cowardice is not The past two years, the ver Avenue protests broke out. She was had been arrested. A chick an "The director, George Roy festival scheduled for Sunday Sealock said. applicable label. festival centered primarily Industrial firms ; "Slaughterhouse • Five" an antiwar movie. starring in an antiwar flick Hill did such a magnificent afternoon and evening Billy Pilgrim, the around an art show and contributed much of the State News photo by Dave Shakespeare gassed and beaten in during a job in filming the movie that behind Kresge Art Center. protagonist, comes "unstuck creative writing contest. materials and equipment people cannot help but be Plain Brown Wrapper, Severe Hands with Dan This year, however, needed for the production Media 3 has included a of the festival. Connor, Tricrotism — a jazz PARKING VIOLATIONS group — and the Synthetic Sound Circus will be among wider variety of art forms including experimental "Industries have been anxious to help in the participants in the free slides and videotapes from developing this creative arts festival San Francisco and experimental concept of Ticketing falls sponsored by Media 3. presentations by various presenting the arts as a Two open - air stages are theater groups. means of drawing the realm "Through the of technology closer to the planned for continuous mixed performances during the media of music, drama and creative arts," Sealock said. One of the reasons that ordinance violations handled devices. pB NOVOSAD have led to limited parking Bernitt said that traffic afternoon segment of the Staff Writer by either the East Lansing or "Many people have asked festival from noon to 4 p.m. ,1 violation enforcement is the Mason congestion on campus has district PIZZA courts. me 'how come I got a ticket increased because of the lack "The natural setting Enforcement of University - imposed freeze Another book is the Mchigan and the guy next to me Eolations on campus of enforcement as more and along the river was chosen on hiring new personnel for Motor Vehicle Code, and the didn't?" Bernitt said. "The more students bring their for the festival to be the ■ to an all-time low, the Dept. of Public Safety. other is the Student Motor answer again is that an to school. The most conducive location for 1). Bemitt, director General University budget Vehicle Code. officer is often called away cars the expression and ON CAMPUS congestion has Interfered |t. of Public Safety, allocations have also forced Student Motor Vehicle from an area after he has with bike and bus traffic, and interaction of the various 1071 TROWBRIDGE tly. the department to operate Code violations show a slight written only a few tickets." 337-1681 has also made It more •creative arts," Bob Sealock, j enforcement is on limited funds. Increase over the previous Bemitt feels that utilizing a idfflcult for faculty one of the festival's in the list of our Bemitt said the Dept. of OFF CAMPUS year. During 1971 - 1972, police officer as a parking employes to find parking organizers, said. Bernitt said. S2 " Public Safety had two full - 13,049 tickets were issued, enforcer Is a form of stealing. An Inflatable plastic ■ officers have to time parking patrol spots. compared with 12,197 He said that "you're stealing "Everyone is affected by dome will be set up to ■o radio calls first, attendants a year ago, who violations in 1970-1971. lonly have time to operated motor scooters in Most student tickets „ time from an officer who is really more valuable In a this problem," he said, ,'whether they realize it or house the evening portion of the program from 6 p.m. D larking tickets in checking for parking fall Into two categories - different area." not." to midnight. Tim" violators. He said those failing to register a motor Bernitt said he Is an Jcs seem to support employes have since left the vehicle and not parking in a advocate of using 0) | Claim, Ordinance department. Proof of the designated student lot. Other nonunlformed service Photos you can wear! X which include fact that parking violations 5 include officers Instead of trained J of the parking enforcement has decreased Improperly displaying a police personnel for parking Put full Kued bv MSU police since these employes left the permit, driving In a violation enforcement. He your own photograph (or any photo color id Lansing district, department are the three prohibited area and using an said he feels that the Dept. of — work you want) [creased over the motor scooters that thave outdated permit. Public Safety deserves a 1 During the period |,1971 to March 31, remained in storage by the police station. Michigan Motor Vehicle Code violations have also larger budget allocation so the parking dilemma can be o |,244 parking tickets "One of these scotters has increased over the past year. solved. even had a flat tire for quite During 1970 • 1971, 2,275 Money collected from ] a similar time some time now," Bemitt tickets were given, compared parking fines is channeled |in ■ 1970 • 1971, said, "and we have no to 2,420 violations In 1971 - into he Student Loan Fund parking summons immediate plans to repair 1972. for short term loans to it." These tickets include students. Last year, I said the crux of the Officers reckless on patrol are driving offenses, $66,698.75 was collected in | lies iwth a lack of required to carry four traffic speeding and passing parking revenues, which THE PAPER EATER n the Dept. of violation books with them. violations and failure to boosted the total fund to lafetv. He said the Two deal with local observe traffic control $413,048.26. (next to State Thea.) leparunent is being Ito use trained, ■nal police officers JI handled that could just as by civilian ■t see where it takes a CHARGE Tolice officer to see if K is up in a meter," the I said. "Parking ■ enforcement has to ■ost negative aspect FRIED CHICKEN ye oi filer's job." every Wednesday correction 'State News ALL YOU CAN fc'ly reported the Golden French Fries 1 date of the Sigma Creamy Cole 9aw EAT! JMu ■ heart fund "Bounce for raising Hot Oven Rolls T 9 a m. jounceat 9 Thursday. for Beats" 3121 E.GRAND RIVER OYER 3 HOURS n J continue a.m. today s1.65 across from Frandor ■urday. until B OF NOSTALGIA! -Z0RR0 RIDES AGAIN MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES * -FLASH GORDON -LOST JUNGLE BEST PICTURE • BEST DIRECTOR -N.Y. 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MATINEES - 2:00 Sat. in Wilson Aud. 12:15 a.m. and 4:00 TWI LITE HOURS, ADULTS "1.25, 4:30 - 5:00 AND 30-6)00 $1 AN RHA PRESENTATION S83BEI3EEEEH0E 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS- Batsmen close season GARY SHARKER ** J* I with four road games Some S' athletes unhappy road By CRAIG REMSBURG State News Sports Writer As the MSU baseball team doses out its season with trips to Northwestern has 15 hits in 33 plate, doubles and runs. trips to the including three three He has 10 RBI's. The senior outfielder home - the Big fanned Ten wiff title. He has 47 innings of work. In batters Saturday's doubleheader In 29 with with release of Don This weekend marks the last trainer Don Kipr will attend the of MSU athletes. He will then move to the Houston Astro time needs baseball on Kiger Kiger Is," national wresMhTT Milkovich said. "He's rainer. Athletes coach, counselor and look * mucKT^ un\ catcher will be friend *i and Wisconsin today and battling head - Wisconsin, Elliott Moore will organization — not by choice, but by to • head "We could Saturday, Coach Danny today with be out to keep his necessity. see it if North western's performance were compel I Litwhiler has made one thing Grzelakowski (who leads the Ed undefeated season intact as The necessity which forced Kiger to be ju«t letting him go bec involved £ . 4 perfectly clear. He will not empty his league with a .467 average) the lefty has compiled a fine 7 . 0 mark. Rick Deller is cut from the flnandal training staff was one of difficulty in the MSU Athletic reasons, Milkovich ^^ <»mplaL ? and John have guys bench this weekend nor McCarthy for the bat title. (.444), scheduled to take the mound Dept. The issue has stirred controversy sitting in chairs "1 knowing what's going on inove, * make changes just for the for the Spartans in the other and subsequent bitterness among many rooms. I couldn't th^"^ sake of changes, even though his squad is out of the own Ike will try to better his record of 22 career wins game. of MSU's athletes. "When Don was hired by Biggie care name three enough to come over and who»[ running for the Big Ten title. as he is scheduled to face the The Spartans are 25 - 9 - 1 Munn," Burt Smith, acting athletic Litwhiler is out to take the Wildcats today in one overall while Northwestern is director ''clarified, "It was understood Spartan shortstop Steve Cerez (15) grabs a ground ball contest. Brand VanPelt will that he would serve as a substitute runner - up position in the 16-11 for the season and 9 - while "There's so much politics and fires to first as third baseman Ron DeLonge (5) conference. pitch the other game. 5 In the Big Ten. Wisconsin Clyde Stretch (another tainer) attended over there Its watches his teammate. MSU completes its season at "We're playing to win," he will be looking to go over the school to take physical therapy classes. standout Shaun disgustine" said, "and we have to win VanPelt is just a shade "He was the last one hired, Howitt chipped " a Northwestern and Wisconsin this weekend. .500 mark as it has a 5 - 6 you want to State News photo by John Dickson them all if we want to take behind conference leader conference mark and 18-20 consequently he was the one to be cut," the football see waste take a bom \ Smith added. "There's just no program. second place, particularly Mickey Elwood's (U - M) record for the vear. way we "If they have to cut since Michigan is on our 0.92 ERA. Heading into the can retain four full • time trainers on our cut back back, thevahn tail." final weekend, VanPelt has staff. Most schools have two or someplace else or the ath aeaniixKi WKAR - AM, 870 on the three." department will go downhill" Iowa captured the Big Ten an ERA of 0.93. dial, is scheduled to Certain athletes have offered predicted. crown by finishing with a 13 The Owosso all American - broadcast from Evanston at contrasting views. Bruce Zlndel, "The thing I don't - 3 record. The Spartan and is also 20 strikeouts ahead of 2 representing the shared attitudes of understand J p.m. today and from whether well be Wolverine batsmen are both his nearest competitor for Madison at 3 p.m. supplemented . 7 3 and switch opponents Saturday. BUnSSSSSSOK - for the remaining four games today and Saturday. Neither can match the Hawkeye winning percentage. Delvecchio "It's a psychological letdown for us to lo9e out in the race," hurier Larry Ike said. "But it's always nice to set for 22n come in second place and DETROIT - Detroit Red Thursday. Delvecchio we'll be out to win." uirewiw„iu Wing captain Alex became the seventh Wing to Ron Pruitt is currently the Delvecchio ended all sign a contract for the second best hitter in the - Big speculation that he would upcoming 1972 - 73 season. Ten with a .455 average. In retire when he signed a one The Red Wings also 10 conference games, Pruitt Pact ^th the Wings announced the signing of Caoch Johnny Wilson. Terms and length of the agreement were not announced. Delvecchio, entering his 22nd year as a Red Wing regular, joins Gary Bergman, Nick LIbbett, BUI Collins, Guy Charron, Leon Rochefort, and Henry Boucha in coming to terms with the Wings. AN OUTRAGE DESIGNED TO BLOW MINDSr "There's no way we can't cuE o. aEisHBuae bmdasssss SOK make the playoffs this "Electrifying, harrowing, riveting coming season," Delvecchio Kiger, and taathing." "A truly 'badats' movia." said at a press conference Thursday. "That's one of the Johnson, reasons I'm MSU's wrestlers, recently sent a letter of staying on. I another trainer or not," TONIGHT & SATURDAY know the Stanley Cup is not protest to President Wharton questioned. IN too far off with the club we questioning the well - being of all MSU "From the feedback I've o A 106BWELLS have here. I just hope 111 be athletes. they're going to hire more studeJ SHOWTIMES 7:00 8:45 10:30 around for it." "If the University is Admission $1.50 willing to allow trainers," Milkovich said. Beal The Red Wings also this dedicated kind of personnel to "I just hope they pull out of It," Ho* announced the signing of depart, while retaining an inferior staff said. "I hope the athletic departmeJ RHARHARHARHARHAfl minor league players Manery, Ralph Stewert and Len Fontaine in addition to Randy just because of budgets, 1 don't feel we are being properly protected," Zlndel said in a section of his letter. realizes the gravity they're Kiger is irreplaceable. It's not thr student trainers cant do a decent getting inti "We will only be athletes for a job Itl goaltenders Gerry Gray, short jut that they can't do a professional jor Andy Brown, George Hulme period of our lives and therefore, our like Kiger." and Ron Marlow. physical futures should be protected to Milkovich said If this situation wool the fullest," he added. "If thla is not the have come up when he was a freshman case, then I cannot be expected to fulfill sophomore he would have transfer o| my potential. Furthermore, I could not along with the rest of the recruits that hi justify helping recruit athletes to an brought with him to Kent State. inferior sports program." JULIES The sad commentary according to the "As Milkovich to here I stand said, "If right now! our athletk (athletes, is that they are never considered department is going to let a penun or listened to in the decision Kiger's caliber go and not haw any ral o| - making {process. warranty for letting him go, why should! as an athlete at MSU "There's a power play at work over produce to am fullest knowing that if 1 get hurt 1 won! there," three • time national wrestling get the professional treatment that if champion Greg Johnson said. "Athletes and coaches have little to required. L say about It. "1 really don't think thfl An impersonal "I relationship exists." administration cares about the athletes/1 was really surprised when the word Johnson said. "Things of this nature wi* came out that Don had to go, but then 1 downgrade the program The program i thought, 'well, that's par for the course.' not geared to the athletes it's geared tason ohnfrazier jews Sports Writer some "We have Saturday come up against good defensive middies with a defense lead freshman goalie Ron Hebert. by LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) MSU standouts Eric Allen and Ron Curl have been - selected to represent the East be Oklahoma Albert* Quails, and defensive Sehlley. teammates linebacker; back John Day. Players announced for the East squad, to be piloted by Alabama coach Paul (Bear) in the last several :omPetenct lacrosse team this has slowed our games and Hebert is currently ranked squad in the 13th annual Mild ren set school records Bryant, include three ved- buttheS looking to end its Hartman said. "We are offense," fifth in the league's coaches ail - America In total offense for a season Michigan stars. The ,us? jut goal tending statistics with football game scheduled for (2,018) and a career (4,818). University of Michigan ^Plained "v ,a winning note as it now getting accustomed to June 24, In Texas Tech's His best day as a rusher came 235 saves players include flanker lt a thirteen game playing against this. accumulated in 12 j* 0Ve' there j 2 p.m. Saturday "Also, we may have been a games, good for a .695 Jones Stadium. in 1971 against Big Eight foe Kansas State when he ran 11 Glenn Doughty, linebacker The two former Spartan Mike Taylor and back Tom hreewho^ t Wittenberg In little down because we stalwarts head a list of 27 times for 156 yards in Darden. r»ncl watch D, ■Id, Ohio. thought we would have a leading the Big Red to players named, including a 75 - Also named for the East the team wior which should winning season after our quarterback Jack Mildren, 28 victory. i squad were John Yochum, , easier for the good start," Hartman added. Currently, the Spartans are Oklahoma's master of the Also named for the West tied with Ohio State for sixth Syracuse offensive tackle; is their ^discovered Yet, In only their third triple option. squad were Dave Dalby, Tom Luken, Purdue SS "8' baaeb* , punch which to MSU last year as a varsity sport, the Spartans have overcome a place in the Midwestern Lacrosse Assn. with a 2 5 Mildren will be playing his UCLA center; Ted Galligher, offensive guard; Lewis - final collegiate game for UCLA lineman; Marvin Jolley, North Carolina ch'PPed in" schedule consisting of several record. Wittenberg is fifth in coach Chuck Fairbanks, Bateman, Utah Punter; Larry ea8°od looki the league with a 4 - 4 mark running back; Elmer Allen, highly rated teams, eight director of the West squad. Jocobson, Nebraska ole Miss defensive lineman; Denison game, Bob games on the road, and a six and an overall 6 5 record. :k' they shoul or the ion and Tom game losing streak to - Spartan assault Also playing with the Abilene Tex., standout, will lineman; Jim Le Clair, North Dakota linebacker; Willie Ernie Jackson, Duke defensive back; Ronnie athl«l ^ netted two goals compile a respectable 5 - 7 Buchanon, San Diego State Estay, LSU defensive tackle; 'nhin-" Howii while Tom Larking, record to date. back; Ralph McGill, Tulsa John HQ1, Lehigh lineman; Safran, and Val In hoping to add to their Indy driver dies back; Roosevelt Manning, and Lionel Antoine, understand i on each added seasonal mark, the Spartans Northeastern Oklahoma Southern Illinois lineman. emented » pi in Sunday's game will have to defeat team State lineman; and This year's clash, the third Ashland. Safran which they have not University of Southern for Lubbock, will be three goals, including defeated in two previous California linemen, John televised by ABC. Kickoff is Kine winner, while games. Wittenberg dealt the Veil a, Willie Hall and Bo set for 6:30 p.m.EDT. | contributed his Spartans a 12 - 5 loss in 1970 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. consciousness. nd third goals of the and slipped in a 9 - 6 win last (UPI)— Race driver, Jim 1964 and 1965. finishes It was the first fatality at during his j and Washington year. Malloy never won a Ihis 21st goal of the Wittenberg barely missed Malloy, 37, of Denver, Colo., died Thursday of the Speedway in more four years. The last to die than championship race but championship trail career. Malloy and his widow, If two stunning upsets this year finished second in the injuries suffered four days previously was Mike Spence Mary, have three children, | as it fell in a squeaker to Milwaukee 150 in 1969. He _ ago when his car crashed of Great Britain, fatally Jim, 14, Cheryl, 11, and ■possible explanation Kenyon 9 - 8 and to Bowling into a wall at high speed also had three third - place Pat, 8. injured May 7, 1968, in a f the scoring attack Green State by a 6 - 3 count during practice for the May practice of the 2 1/2 mile Jen off but has now Wittenberg is led by A1 27 Indianapolis Motor oval track. |Uy returned for the * » ~ Galicki, who is fourth in jgggyg goring with a 2.5 goals per game average. The Spartans will counter Speedway 500-Mile Race. Malloy died in Indianapolis Methodist Malloy, a veteran of four previous "500s," was among Lectrjrce Hospital where he had been the speed leaders during the in critical and condition deteriorating since the wreck early part of practice this year, running laps in the concent Sunday during a practice lap 188 m.p.h. range. However, prior to qualifications. as practice progressed, five women He suffered multiple fractures of both legs and other drivers turned laps in excess of 190 m.p.h., while one and arm, second - Malloy gained no ground. degree bums on hpnds and feet, as well as internal His best "500" finish ayne Sta9 injuries. a.m. Malloy died EST without at 10:55 regaining came last year when he went the full distance and wound up fourth, averaging Today is the final day for MSU faculty and staff members to purchase 154.577 series tickets as new patrons of the only one game left bat and Pat Casey, m.p ti., after going 1972 - 73 Lecture - Concert Series. season, the MSU two for four, hold .475 qualifying earlier at 171.838 's softball team average. Weightliftin m.p.h. — the tenth fastest in time trials. Tickets may be purchased at the over Wayne State The softball team's Union Ticket Office. 355 - 3361 sitv Wednesday, 17-5, season will end when they The MSU Weightlifting He began racing in 1955, oe's home field. meet Grand Valley State Club will meet Purdue noon running semi-modifieds at a Tyler was College at 3 p.m. Saturday at the IM Sports Denver track until 1962 ed with the win, Wednesday on the Men's EM Arena, when he started driving her season record up fields. MSU was not able to Lifters from the two super - modifieds in the get a place In the National schools will number 15 and Canadian American J slammed 19 hits Women's Softball they compete in power Modified Racing I the game, while Tournament held this lifting which is comprised of Association. He was the 1 held Wayne to 8, |out 4 and walking weekend Nebraska. in Omaha, bend, squat and dead lifting. Charge will be 25 cents. association champion in 1971 >7J «use of its limited the softball team only afford to bring xtra players to the OAKLAND UNIVERSITY rod both were put in the sixth inning, ng the top of the th, Linda Read, The HERBIE •elder, sprained her HANCOCKsextet ind MSU played the RAHSAAN the game with ROLAND KIRK eight LEON THOMAS ne scored in the & Tickets are of the seventh when $5 and shoo dee doo run was hit to the available at field Marshall Music 3RD WEEK! scored seven runs in East Lansing th inning when Sue Open Daily 12:45 lead off with a Continuous from 1PM followed by several Shows 1:00-3:05-5:10 • wild pitch and two -7:20-9:30 V Wayne State. 1 Ruhl moved her ! average to .490 'he game, hitting gles in five times at # due to other socially redeeming events last week LAST the BEST of the Midwest Film Festival will be shown this weekend for those who missed them last week or would like to see some great films again. — featuring the award winning films PETER BOGDANOVICH chosen by judges; Rod Serling, Ali TI Issari, Peter Poor, Arthur Knight, Edgar Daniels, and the audiences. Films to be shown include: "Heavenly Star" "Snowville" S ACADEMY AWARD WINNER iEfoWiHKII puiiimtcjjij "Time and a Half" "Tone Poem" ftPCT SUPPORTING ACTOR Ofayi BEN JOHNSON *^.3BIGH,TS! ^ ^ Clint Eastwood 3 BIG HITS! "Solo" "Geno's Pizza" "An Arkanstone Fantasy" "Mayflowers" 3D RPQT DM SUPPORTING ACTRESS 1 CLOFUS LEACHMAN } Dirty Harry GEORGE C.SC0IT "Psychofootballdelia" and others . . . NOMINATEB FOR ■OB.® ::IHE HOSPITAL" ACADEMY AWARDS Friday, May 19th & Saturday, May 20th 8 INCLUDING BEST PICTURE Two separate programs will be presented ALSO! at two locations: 105 r£*0££8SiOWMS S. Kedzie, 7 & 9:30pm f* CIORIS LEACHMAN/mvMraoucins CYBil SHEPHERO.. / PETER 109 S. Kedzie, 7 & Extra Added! Academy Award Winning 9:30pm Fun Cartoon "THE CRUNCH BIRD" Admission $1.00 at the door. Coming "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fridi ^May 19 J Malagasy rule altered TANANARIVE, Malagasy Republic (AP) - President whether poor Tsiranana, who is in health, would remain care of the masses poorest above all." first, the It remained uncertain what would be the Tsiranana's decision day after France, linked came Philibert Tsiranana. on aschief of state. longterm a Strike leaders then attitude of the student - with the uncontested ruler since Ramanantsoa Malagasy Republic 66, a addressed the crowd, worker coalition that led the independence in 1960, graduate of France's St. Cyr by military assistance a turned full presenting a list of demands upheaval. Neither their left - treaty, said it would not over powers Military Academy, was to Ramanantsoa that oriented Thursdjfy to Gen. Gabriel politics nor the intervene in the current wildly acclaimed by the included Tsiranana's position of Ramanantsoa Ramanantsoa after six days crowd that has been in the situation. of resignation, formation of a were defined precisely. Ramanantsoa said he did antiregime riots, strikes streets almost constantly new Before announcement of and demonstrations. cabinet, more not plan to announce a new since Saturday. democracy and emphasis on the general's takeover, strike government immediately Tsiranana, 61, a Western - Standing in his command oriented Roman Catholic Malagasy over French leaders declared they would because he needed time for car, his hands raised above culture. The French ruled not talk to anyone from the who blames Communists for his head, Ramanantsoa said: consultations. His intil 1960. Tsiranana regime. the troubles that have shaken "We're not in the politics explanation of the change in the Indian Ocean island - business. I ask for your leadership was that it was help. necessitated by "the critical nation off East Africa, "First of all, I will be announced dissolution of the government and the naming of Ramanantsoa 'to lead the concerned with economy and social matters, and above all the poorest people. In our Agencies face criticism (Continued from page 1) situation reigning In the country." The toubles were directly related to the arrest last country and form a army, tradition is that we were government." take care of the private first overextending their role as a city governing body Friday of 400 student when they asked the State Police There not to move the leaders who had demanded an was no word on and then officers. We'll take demonstrators from the street early in the week. end to the French oriented - "If the East Lansing City Council and particular council curriculum at Tananarive members would spend as much time on working out their University and new emphasis budget problems as they do trying to cater to on Malagasy tradition and demonstrators, they wouldn't have half the troubles they culture. have now," Maj. Robert M. Brown, from the Michigan State Tsiranana, light - skinned a Police, said. man whose looks typify the Several council members have repeatedly criticized the State Police for their takeover of law enforcement country's dominant Malayan - Polynesian background, Sight for dry <>y<>s operations during the protest, saying that control should became president May 1, Springtime seems to be bubbling up all over and the pool in front of the libr ★ ★★★ have been left with city A State Police officer police. allegedly told East Lansing police 1959. The following June, he steered the island into exception. Beaumont Tower plays its part in this scene amidst trees. as it looms over tho^cam* that if they did not intend to move the demonstrators, they independence from France. State News photo "LIZA MINNELLI'S PERFORMANCE IS would move them under authority of state law. by Chuck MichJ SO BEAUTIFUL THAT I CAN THINK OF E Liner IIf gets bomb NOTHING TO DO L BUT GIVE THANKS!' E. (Continued from page 1) said police at Southampton, ca /e.ctronic. "LIZA MINNELLI that the liner contained her home port. intercom, of the \ DEMONSTRATES literally hundreds of places threat UNMISTAKABLY THAT SHE S ONE c'/SU pi Britain's ocean greyhounds, was homebound on her first But at British noon Thursday, government where explosives could be concealed. And despite all and had taki any blast damage as soon as the bomb threat became of the ship the ship heading for continued, regained q her | pA«c(ftS known aboard. He said passengers had European call at at 30 knots, two | Chert been told O^CHESIS over the ship's faster than usual. :w-«cr»^Liza Minnelli Michael York *Cabaret-Ma,«Bmm fnuwert*-.JoelGrey.tr Masterott —..John Kindt: —-Fred EbbSSWiSK SS5?**— KBob Fosse m.» Jay Allen —.John Kjndef I Feuer r—..Bob Fosse mmhimmOD FINAL WEEK! Adm. $1.00 Fri. 8 & 10 PM Tl»a hottnt, iwMtiMt, bavwdi- •M wrldaat rmom Bureaucrat bungles bid TODAY 7:15 • 9:30 Erickson Kiva Sat. 4, 8 & 10 you'd «v«r (Continued from page 1) Sat. & Sun. P.M. . Where John ft David ft . . Cindy ft Taaala raea to boat Many recipients, he said, are spurred into 2:30 - 5:00-7:30 - 9:50 MMiM ft Todd ft J ana ft tri- disqualifying themselves for the honor. action,| "By using satire," Boren explained in < infrequently serious moods, "we can hit govemmJ corporate and educational bureaucracies. For 9ent "The Bird" to the exampll president of a national I HUMPHREY MARATHON (Definitely XXXII - company with a poor delivery record. Because of approach the company immediately established i company wide policy to correct their previous practical A straightforward complaint, he added, would] probably gotten lot under the mountains of paper BOGART a land where bedtime ends! never usually clog bureaucratic channels. "Do you know that today's federal different forms in a total annual a five foot wide system uses ami ouput of 19.5 bj copies?" he asked. "Laid end to end, the forms could - pathway to the moon, with enoujl over to circle the earth several times." BEAT THE FESTIVAL WATCH Boren, now a Washington consultant repeated for businesses these and other statistics to congress committees as part of his madcap plan to make bureau! safe for the world. He has also spent $8,000 of his money, and about 50 per cent of his time, to thiss CASABLANCA JOHNNY'S COMING HIRE!! venture, which he calls "my hobby." Boren has served in the Agency for Internal PASSAGE TO MARSEILLES Development (AID) under MSU president. ex Hannah, and he credits Hannah with having inspired Tonight in Conrad Aud. RHARHARHARHARHA "on the art of creative His presidential mumbling." campaign, managed by MSI profi Rose Hayden and her husband Sam, is entirely iar Sat in 107 S. Kedzie Tighten your oriented. He would solve seat belt. the busing issue, he says, will Operation Schoolmobile that would bring the school Casablanca 7,10:20 the students. You never "With the computer, thiscl help of Passage to Marseilles -8:45 a neutral DON'T MISS THESE 2 had a trip promote an maximize parameti infusionary process to harmonics and sophisticated simplicity BOGIE CLASSICS! like this established guidelines," he explained in his u • $1 PRESENTED BY RHA obfuscating language, a parody of bureaucratic jargon, j Bea! Film Group presents a great DOUBLE FEATURE TONIGHT and Saturday soup ffimw His Greatest Hits - The Vagabond, The Core, Tonight in Wilson 7:30,9:30 Sat. in Conrad Aud. 7:30, 9:30 Aud. Easy Street. The Immigrant Sun. in McDonel Kiva 9:30 Chaplin 7:00& 9:30 Admission to this extraordinary I.D.'s required Soup 8:158.10:45 DOUBLE FEATURE IS$1.00 FRI. and SAT. $1 108B WELLS I iean State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 19, 1972 15 BARGAINS ARE BLOOMIN' At STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Automotive Automata FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank BUICK 1968. Electra Scooters & Cycle* For Rent For Rent MOTOR HOME. Converted 1 convertible. Power, air and ton stereo. Call 356-0991. 4-5-19 Chevy, toilet, carpeted, TV HONDA CL450 1970. 5000 RENTALS. Color. $19.50 gas rack, and electric etc. lights, bike miles, perfect shape, call per month. Black and white, Apartments Engine rebuilt 351-5998 after 6 p.m. 5-5-23 $9.50 brivE CAMARO 1969 Z/28, 4-speed, 12000 miles. $1600 or offer. per month. WALK TO campus, 4 man under warranty. 355-2912 MARSHALL MUSIC. J, g, Cycles I after 6 p.m. 3-5-23 Will consider trades 339 9695. 2-5-22 HONDA 1969 CL90.2100 miles 351-7830. C-1-5-19 apartment. 2 single rooms, Service with helmet, $250. 1020 Short Street. 489-1893. CAMARO 1971. Power steering 882-5145. 5-5-19 TV AND STEREO rental: Fa« 2-5-19 MOVING, MUST sell. 1969 free delivery and service. and brakes. Excellent Volkswagen Bug. Excellent $9.50/month no deposit, low MARRIED STUDENTS condition. Call 355-6044. condition. $995. 694-8893 Aviation term rates - 3-6-19 4-5-19 available. All Part, & FACULTY LEARN TO FLYI equipment guaranteed. Call Complete CAPRI 1971. Rally equipped, NEJAC 337-1300. C4-31 MUSTANG 1967, flight training. All coutog are v-8, stick, needs paint. Sunbeam Tiger vinyl roof and more! government and VA certified. 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. Ile V-8, two tops, radials, offers, 332-2827 after 6 FRANCIS AVIATION. tome with study $1295. 355-0905. 3-5-19 p.m. 3-5-19 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. Apartments |Homes OLDSMOBILE 1971, 442, W~ C-5-31 found 30. Power steering, windows, seats, disc brakes. Automatic MILFORD deluxe 2 STREET and 3 126, man from *149 per mo |AL Auto Service & Parts console and cruise control. apartments, furnished, air • UNFURNISHED ITS PERSONAL 35 3 3409/332-8642. 1-5-19 Sport wheels, 4,000 miles conditioning walking distance AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and to campus. Summer rentals. children welcome ISTATE 349-4583. 5-5-19 CORVAIR "64" accessories for most cars and Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 dependable, Jtion good engine, $230. Good OLDSMOBILE trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD or 489-1656. 22-5-31 please, no pets I deal. 351-5532, 355-4875 V-8 hardtop, 1967, power Cutlass, "IN KEEPING WITH 1HE CURRENT RETURN TO OF AUTO PARTS. Iction steering. 485-2276. C-1-5-19 SUMMER 2-5-19 $750,627-2351.5-5-23 TRADITIONAL VALUES, THE SUBLET. Grad students, 2 - man furnished, KNOB HILL CORVETTE 1969. Silver PONT I AC 1956, runs good, PLEASED ID SFONSDR A PANTYRAID FRICW.' FOREIGN CAR PARTS. air - conditioned, pool, near convertible, 360, 300, power steering, AM/FM radio. After body fair, good tires. Phone 655-3454. 3-5-23 CHEQUERED East Kalamazoo FLAG, 2605 Street, 1 campus. 2-5-22 $150. 337-2659. APARTMENTS Iadline 5 p.m. 489-6732. 3-5-22 emmraaKM/aM «»/eianun*. MKU. mile West of campus i class day 487 5055. C SUBLET SUMMER, 2 or 3 man, 349-4700 PONTIAC, 1969, Cataline, 2 furnished, air conditioning. Iblication. CORVETTE 1962. 327, V-8, 4 door hardtop. Vinyl roof, power KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair OPEN Monday - Reasonable. 337-2088. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. speed. 5 ET mags, headers, steering, disc brakes, slight front Automotive Scooters & Cycles work on Volkswagen, bugs, 3-5-23 Ilations/Cor- $1300. Phone 482-7601 end damage. $1,100. Days call busses, or Ghias. GRAND Saturday 12-5 p.m. ■ 12 noon one between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. VEGA STATION Wagon, 1971. RIVER CITGO. 1054 East 485-2273 nights. 625-3710. _ TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE SUMMER 4-man, air 5-5-23 - ■day before 2-5-22 Automatic, radio, low 1971. Excellent, helmets, Grand River. 351-9274. conditioned, 2 full baths. Close LOCATED V4 MILE NORTH mileage, take over payments. $1150. 351-7355 after 5 C-5-31 332-1487. 1-5-19 OF JOLLY RD. ON CORVETTE STINGRAY, 1969, p.m. PONTIAC GTO, 1968. 484-3671.3-5-19 OKEMOS ROAD low mileage. Many extras. 3-5-19 Luxuriously equipped, power FOUR FIRESTONE F70 x15 124 CEDAR. 2 man furnished Phone, 351-3185. 6-5-26 steering, brakes, 4-speed, ET VOLKSWAGEN 1962, Factory KAWASAKI 1970. 350 A-7. polyglass raised lettered wide apartments, $67.50 summer SUMMER TIME Cedar Greens! mags, more.$1100.351-0594. rebuilt engine, gas heater Excellent condition, helmet, oval tires. Best offer, leases only. Days 487-3216. Air - conditioning, furnished, FIAT 1967 convertible 850 5-5-23 (disconnected), good tires, 337-9091, Bill H. 3-5-22 many extras. $525. Evenings till 10 p.m. pool, balcony. Close. $140. Spider, excellent oondition. plates. $300. '355-9932. 882-2316. 0-5-31 337-9164.3-5-19 351-3751 evenings. 11-6-2 393-8735. 5-5-24 PONTIAC 1970, LeMans, 2 5-5-25 VW - GUARANTEED repair. door hardtop, V - 8 power SHEP'S RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at ROOMMATE SERVICE SUMMER. 1 bedroom 2-nrtan FIAT 128, 1971, 15,700 miles, steering, sport wheels, low VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1966. Okemos Road. 349-9620. excellent condition, AM mileage, one owner. Call Clean, no rust, newly MOTOR SPORTS, INC. C-5-31 Summer rent Rates furnished close ijVffcO 5 itioned, 2460 N. Cedar Holt z /month . radio, eight track tape, must 485-1816.3-5-19 overhauled engine and parts, - (Just South of 1-96 Overpass) 332-0177.3-5-22 good driving. $595. MASON BODY, SHOP, 812 East sell, $1500 or best offer. RAMBLER 3MW, TRIUMPH, YAMAHA $45 356-1179. 5-5-22 AMBASSADOR 482-1226. 3-5-22 Kalamazoo Street Since SUBLEASE SUMMER . . . close, Sedan, 1967. Air, automatic, MOTORCYCLE DEALER 1940. Complete auto painting 332-4432 large 2-man, furnished, air - power. Looks good, runs VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK Parts & Service and collision service. FORD 1968. 12' Step-van, 6' 694-662 1 conditioned. 351-6847. well. $650. Phone 351-6740. 1967. New Radials. Clean 485-0256. C-5-31 LOWER DUPLEX 2 bedroom, ceiling, $1995. Excellent 3-5-22 5-5-25 inside and out. $750. KAWASAKI 1971. 175cc, ex-* condition. St. Johns, furnished, available June 15. 627-5350. 14-5-30 oellent condition, low mileage. 224-7968. 5-5-23 Telephone 351-5964. 2-5-19 NEAR CAMPUS. 4-man SCHOOLBUS -CAMPER VW 1964. Excellent. 1968 $575. Call 332-8054. 4-5-19 Employment apartment. Summer term. converted, new V-8, etc. 649 MALE FOR four-man. Fall. $220. 351-0154. 3-5-22 FORD FAIRLANE station Triumph GT-6, excellent. Evergreen or call 351-9246, BSA 650, very sharp. Needs SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. $62.50 per month. Tom. wagon 1966. Transmission Inquire 2063 Hamilton Road, work. Sacrifice. Grant, Cocktail and work needed. 351-1942. 5-5-22 dining room 351-2328. 3-5-22 MARIGOLD Best offer. Okemos. 3-5-23 le News will be 332-5053evenings. 3-5-23 waitresses. Front desk APARTMENTS 337-0473. 2-5-19 SPRITE BUG-eyed 1959. Runs position. Apply in person, STUDENTS. 2 bedroom, living 711 Burcham -911 e only for the VW BUG 1 964, good TRIUMPHS! 1967 Tiger, $775 Marigold very well. 355-2695 after 3 BEAR MT. RESORT, room, kitchen, utilities Large deluxe furnished one lay's incorrect FORD ECONOLINE Van 1966. p.m. 3-6-19 mechanical condition. New and 1968 Daytona, $600. Grayling, Ml or call furnished, near campus. bedroom apartments. Now 8 passenger, curtains, brakes. $250 . 332-0846. Both have rebuilt engines. 1-348-6641. 10-5-31 $ 1 60/month. 351-9036. leasing for Summer and automatic, luggage rack. SPITFIRE 1970. 29,000 miles, 1-5-19 351 2368. 1-5-19 Fall. Call 337-7328 for 3-5-22 $750. 645-7485 3-5-23 new Michelins, $1200. After ALCOA appointment. 5 p.m. 349-2719. 3-5-22 1970 BSA 640cc Cerianis Forks. SUBSIDIARY HAS Summer IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, 3 ONE BEDROOM, 1 block Excellent condition. $1150. work available. We will be bedroom unfurnished, near HOUSECAR. 1963. Home - campus. 3 month lease, TRIUMPH, 1959. TR-3 Call 355-6361.5-5-24 interviewing the last week of made, sleeps 4, stove, campus, utilities furnished, $130/month. 351-4495. 215 JMEO 1969 Couple, Roadster, very good VW 1965, Beetle, new engine May. Watch for interview $ 225/month. 351-9036. refrigerator, sink. 625-3111, Louis. 2-5 p.m. Monday - condition, • nee. Call 349-2209 no rust. 351-6650. with guarantee, glitter - bug BMW 1971 R60/5 $1200. Call times. C 3-5-22 625-7485, Perry. 3-5-23 2-5-19 Friday. 0-9-5-31 |.m. 3-5-19 striping. 355-0746. 3-5-22 351-7437 or 351-0730. Must |EALEY Sprite 1969 MAVERICK 1970. Low TRIUMPH 1968. V SPITFIRE GT6 VW FASTBACK 1967. Good sell. 1-5-19 HOUSEKEEPER Light housekeeping, live OR couple. - in, TW°„G'"„LS ?T?..a:P_a"mtn.t °r " " "" rr . . 1 •"man"for~3^n"d^jple)T,"own 351-6344. good radials. - 6, 38,000, wire room, summer. I mileage, very clean. Call Ron transportation, $700 TRIUMPH 1971, 650cc. must have references. Drive. 627-2711, 627-2008. 3-5-23 3-5-22 Michelins, AM/FM, excellent, (19-0342 3-5-23 . 351-5872. 10-5-31 around $1409.75 351-6153 . negotiable, 351-2287 after 5 Excellent condition with Write Box A-1, Michigan p.m. 3-5-22 extras. $1200. Phone State News. 3-5-23 a fte E 1962 Chevrolet M.G. 1100 1966. Good motor, r_5j).m J5-5-19 349-2699. 5-5-19 I Good condition, r 5 p.m. body, needs U-joint. Make offer. 332-4790. 3-5-23 TRIUMPH $800. TR4 Green, 1965. Asking wires, wood VW 1970. like new. Looks and runs AM/FM radio, CLERK WANTED. Apply at Head for the Woods! BSA, 441 Zictor - wants to 519 East Michigan Avenue. 15. $200. 2-5-19 dash. 353-5659. 1-5-19 655-1022.2-6-19 climb trees. Best offer. 489-8458. 10-5-22 Burcham Woods, that is — a MGB 197I.British Racing green,in 485-0409, days. 3-5-22 TRIUMPH 1971, Spitfire, 4 WHEEL drive 1970 Toyota, ■«^vP'#ndab|e good condition. Call after 4 A NIGHT WITH complex of furnished studio, |'t=S° K 3-5-22 $75. Call p.m. 393-6037 3.5.23 $2195. 13,000 actual miles. 372-0984. Call Don. 3-5-19 plow, winch, floatation tires, chrome wheels, CHEAPNI TRIUMPH 650cc 1971. Good THE ARTS. Instrumental, Vocal, group 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom condition, just tuned. singing, dancing and 372-8880, Jim. 5-5-23 Includes helmet, cover, chain. impromptu. For information apartments. pKYLARK. Grand M.G.B. 19 7 1 - VEGA GT 1971. Excellent Come and see it. Must sell. 6. New engine, new CONVERTIBLE, white with condition. Loaded with many FROM WHERE you sit, check call 484-3370. 5-5-19 Call 349-1444 after 5 p.m. « clutch. $200. black extras. Call 351-3921, ask for the better jobs in today's top, excellent ^8 after 3 p.m. 5-5-25 condition. 627-9322. 2-5-19 Classified Ads. 2-5-19 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Ample parking Heated pool ^Dou^3^1^ at HONDA 50cc good condition, Boyne Country. Call Art, Optional bars 616-549-2441. 3-5-19 cheap transportation. $110 NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER or best offer. 355-7992. 2-5-19 TWO MEN - Sales career. Studio — $129/mth. Permanent prestige position 1 bedroom - $149/mth. with a future.Product backed CYCLE INSURANCE Central - by a 138 year old company. 2 bedroom - $169/mth. Michigan's Largest insurer, We train. Car necessary. any cycle, any rate. 144 North ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES 394-0020. 3-5-19 Harrison, East Lansing or K Hill Mil 332-5335. LLOYD'S LANSING. 0-5-31 HONDA 160, 1966, excellent OF PART TIME WORK OPPORTUNITY SIXTEEN (16) HOURS PER WEEK BURCHAM 745 Burcham WOODS condition, does 80 mph. Best SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, offer. 353-1335. 3-5-19 351-3118 ONLY NURSES AIDES BEGIN if no answer call 484-4014 REGISTER NOW HONDA CB350, 1971. 7500 miles. $600. Call 351-7868. $2.15 HOUR. DIETARY AIDES BEGIN If® FOR YOUR 3-5-19 $2.00 HOUR. I —— 1 SEDEH raa(2!@EI[l HOUSEKEEPERS BEGIN $2.00 HOUR. CROSSWORD nnsna aHSH@a APARTMENT Cedar Gree INGHAM COUNTY PUZZLE 27 Household annnn HOJBHQB mcsHs an FOR THIS EXTENDED CARE ACROSS gods Bam nan annu □HH aOQJR SHE pool, FACILITY will furnish full 1 Ovenbird 29. Lawful SUMMER a 80 hours orientation with 6. Hair tint 32. Astern □□□ unua BOO pay. Applicant must have 11 Solo 33. Fuegian Esmm ass BQE independent transportation 12. Heroes Indian ma osaa OR NEXT condieverythin tioning and telephone availability. 13 Lorelei 34. Yellow tuber □focsasQ aannH air Dependable adult women who wish" a long - term 14. Musical composition 36. Reflected sound janarea ctfQsoa snaou Haaasi FALL assignment preferred. 16 YeHiw bugle 17. Sturdy tree 40. Cotton bundle 42. Carp and ,, l. Demolished 3. Moslem Possible that permanent 40 19 And others: 44. Propeller >. Out of date sacred book hour week positions will be abbr 45. Egg dish s< 4 Compass point available at later date. Apply 20. Coin 47. Lizard 5. Nevada resort DOWN '' bonus extras* Like: a Mini-bus that in person, 3882 Dobie Road, 22. Watchful care 49. Pointed arch 6. Touch and go '«esv % tori r°Und ,r'ps 8 day' ,rom apartment door- fcnse c'assro°m eliminating parking problems, e>- with oJl ,art1"'e". like: a romantic "social area" else .. . Okemos. x-7-5-23 24. Greek letter 25 Fool r~ 50 Motorist s r- stopovet * 1. fundamental ? Brisk * 10 8 7. Form of Esperanto Not any btlow . "'C ables and B-B-Q pits and stuff. Read T13S Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex PART TIME night. - evenings. $12 6-10:30 p.m. Car a • i 9. Roofer ""I diss ih,murt' '?a,ures ,han you'11 ever Ret " 10. Property ">'* "SwllLI" Conditioning Irom only $180 a month. ■ All Utilities included CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted and married necessary. 394-0020. 3-5-19 Call Mr. Perry, is- — P 15 18. Woe is me! Roman bronze • ComolM.i'u'r' " ca'peting Throughout ■ Drapes 21. Oriental and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal 19 ' Study ir, u["lshed ■ Balcony or Patio Units BUSINESS HELP. Holiday temple ^Hurino i n"1."! dr°p l'»e ■ Walk thru Kitchen and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have ample parking happiness. Need extra $$$ to io" YT IM 23. Pixy 1 0 TV8®'8*0' ■ "«nge ■ Disposer Mintittd^aVnoUniV*.e"o K8fK'"R ■ Party Room* S,0ra8e "nd space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming make your holidays happy ones? We have part time W TT P 26 Sneaky 28 Devoured pool and private balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for work available, 6-11 evenings. 29. Timber wolf any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR 39 30 30 Bewitch Salary $50 weekly. Car r GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month per — sr 31 Goat's rue man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL:|MARK SIMONS, 1-6 p.m., necessary. 394-0020. 3-5-19 S3~ r TtT~ 32 Chalice 35 Paid the kitty 202-A r Sr Model Apt mo" Ml Mi MM ENGINEER: the mil Open 9 a.m. to 6' .1. 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelvemonth leases available. TRANSMITTER Local radio station needs >46 % w 51 37 38. Glazes Harness parts 349-3530 engineer possessing First 55" W 39 41 Fanon ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. Class FCC 694 9943. 5-5-24 license. Phone n 43 Ivy leaguers large umbrella @23133 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. SUITE411 TT 46. Mother of mankind 48 Tibetan gazelle MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 1 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Apartments Apartments Apartments ITALIAN BICYCLES 20" Houses FURNITURE, complete - Houses Colnago, 22" Chiapplni. 3 1 rooms for only $377 TWO MEN for *>acious, 2 BEDROOM apartment, 3 OR Campanolo parts. $250 each, 4 wanted 3 BROOKS bedroom, 1V4 bath, air furnished, air - conditioned, BEDROOM, completely STUDENTS FOR summer best offer. 332-186B. 5-5-23 FURNITURE summer. Near campus. furnished, carpeted house. 627-9600. O conditioning, all appliances, available July 2*, 332-6715. and/or fall term. Stoddard 351-3979. 3-6-19 Available June 15th. 332-6715. pool. June 15. 3-5-23 Street. $200/month. Phone AMATEUR RADIO equipment $56-$66/month. 349 3079. 361-4698. 5-5-24 Hemmarlund HQ COLE'S BAKERY GIRL - 100AC 6-5-73 TWO WOMEN for four-m*i. WANTED, fall - *>ring. FINE BAKERY food for Fpur man, Twyckingham, I receiver, fnirfit - Kit T-60 all Summer. Close $50/month. WOULD like to live In house, meals. Open non-smoker, unique. fall FEMALE GRAD student to transmitter. $176 or hassle. Sunday 355-4949. 3-5-23 , near campus. 365 6298. Ken, 365-6716. SX-4-6-23 MEIJERS THRIFTY YES share house on Haslett Road, 337-0598. 3-5-22 1-6-19 ACRES, Okemos, South ... OKEMOS BY first 5 weeks, $76, or full 10 Pennsylvania, West Sqjinaw. Meijers, Summer SUBLET SUMMER, two-man. weeks, $150 plus electricity SCOTT AMPLIFIER. Roberts HASLETT. 2 bedroom house KROGER johns per own room room $50 month; share $35. 349-0342. 3-5-23 Close. Call Jim 363-7964 or Lake Lansing. Furnished, on no shared. Phone 351-4698. 5-6-24 Call Jerry, 351-7036. 2-6-19 - Fran dor, Center, 4002 West Saginaw, Logan 351-7433.3-5-19 pets. $175 plus utilities. 1721 North Grand River apartment! SUMMER SUBLET downstairs ONE GIRL for 4-man. Summer Available July 1st. 339 2075. 5-6-25 THREE BEDROOM furnished, 21" COLOR RCA Console. Will C-1-6-19 and balconies, too house apartment one block 2 blocks off. $200 plus trade for motorcycle. term. $45 per month. ROOMMATE SERVICE Summer Rent Rates from Sparrow 482-5423. 3-2-23 Hospital. University supervised. Call 353-8093. 3-5-19 LARGE HOUSE, unfurnished, 4 or 5 parsons, 1 block from utilities. June ISJune IB lease 2-6-19 3534769. 332-6622. 484-2955, 627 4810. 3-5-22 AR STEREO SAILBOAT AND trailer. sloop, mahagony Dacron sails, fine 13V hull, condition JSwWfi 1 FREE from $45 WATER'S EDGE SUMMER SUBLET. Large air-conditioned two-man SUBLEASE ONE bedroom campus, carpeted, fireplace. 332-2650. x-3-6-22 case, amplifier, walnut excellent condition, $666. 337-2709. 1-6-19 A00rXb7E1 h»i'. whi„ J NEED ROOMMATE(s) for 3 best offer. 361-6037. 2-5-19 RIVER'S EDGE close. $160/month. Call furnished apartment with air- SUMMER. bedroom Eaet Lansing house, YOUTH BED $20. Credle, $75. _^Phon. 351-1467. ,*[ next to Cedar Village 337-0674. 3-5-23 conditioning. Nice for 2 bedroom house, Double bed, $30. 332-4432 married central air conditioning and own room, no lease, $66 per USED COLUMBIA tandem 332-2141 CHOW CHOWs" couple. $160. 3-6-23 month plus. 332-8841. bicycle. Excellent condition. bl#ck ROOMMATE 351-2426. 5-5-23 garege. Also. 3 bedroom cuddly kj MT. HOPE Cedar NEEDED for 2 2-5-19 $75. Call 627-4323. 3-6-22 1 ^•ek'- *»5. Fj - area. duplex, 351-8920. 1-6-19 bedroom, furnished, all man apartment starting Fall KENMORE PORTABLE clothes utilities paid. $115. 694-2011 term, 1972. Phone 351-3185. SUMMER SUBLET, 2 room furnished studio, $125. Pool. FALL. MODERN 1, 2 and 3 HOUSE IN Country to sublet RANGE-ELECTRIC Roper, washer, 10 lb., fully ^ Kennel. 663*,8 after 5 p.m. 3-5-22 1-5-19 for automatic, IK years old, summer. $145. Married evocado, continuous cleaning FREE Burcham, 351-6619. 2-5-19 bedroom duplexes. couple. 694-2564 evenings excellent condition. $126 bo* KITTENS " J 351-8920. 1-5-19 oven. Just 10 months old. - trained, 6 weeks FURNISHED, FOR 4 and weekends. 2-5-19 361-6296. 2-6-19 349-1117. 1-6-19 J Parking, quiet, students. walk to SUMMER! FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted. For next year, Cedar Village, COUPLE FOR large house 7_P™- 3514504. ijtjl GIRL'S campus. 351 9561. 10-6-1 September. 4 man. Call Debbie 332-0715, Monica 332-1343. $110. Per month, no utilities. 484-0263. 2-5-19 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths, full basement, cdl 485-6071, BIKE, 24", $25. Old fashioned vanity with $16. Queen bed, chair, FRIENDLY^in^! friendly people. 7 Jr John. 3-5-22 per person 3-5-19 complete, 337-0062. 3-5-19 CEDAR leasing. APARTMENTS now Modem luxurious apartments, air - conditioning $45 per month 4 - man apt. SUMMER: NEED one/two girls. Across from Williams. WANTED summer term ONE person and/or 2 peope starting fall. Own room. for SUMMER house. SPECIAL, 3 bedroom $160 plus utilities, $60. 332-8195. 1-6-19 STUDIO BEDS $15 each. Adler FREE KITTENS friendly Wop|, ~d and pool. $159. Short term deposit. Phone 489-0120. international typewriter. $70 after 5 p.m. per person Air-conditioned. $68. Close, cheap. 351-3129. 3-5.19 Call, 337-0716. 3-5-23 leasing. 393-9620 393-4801. 10-5-19 *60 per month 3 - man apt. 355-8648. 10-5-31 2-5-22 5 TO SUBLET summer across 3-5-22 2 BEDROOM duplex. Summer MOVING SALE. Saturday FREE LONG Box-trained. Blml haTr^l GRADUATE STUDENT SUMMER, 2 - 3 man, air wants from campus. 337 0793. only. $200. 4 blocks from through ifconday. 335 332-8531 after pj4 per person her own room for the conditioned $145. 332-6932 Marshall-Street, close, parking. 5-5-19 $75 summer, OR roommate to share an apartment with own $55/month. 2-5-22 LOVELY FURNISHED, 2,3,4, campus. 393-5883, 882-9808 leave message. 4-5-23 COLE'S BAKERY SURPLUS BAKERY foods at 361-4251. 1-5-19 East Lansing. FREE: FOUR 3 white and frolidjJ black 1 room. Call Nancy 361-5594. 'PEUGEOT ONE EAST LANSING. FRANDOR 3-5-19 bedroom houses. Summer Rooms reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off year bought In Europe. $45. Write old, 351-6735.3-5-19 1 NEAR. Lansing's newest and CEDAR VILLAGE rates $160-$190/month, plus at retail prices, great eating, Box B-2, most distinctive address. One SUBLET utilities. 1-2 miles from SPARTAN HALL now leasing great economy I SURPLUS Michigan State APARTMENTS SUMMER, 2 man. News. 1-5-19 bedroom apartments Next to campus. Available June. No summer/fall. Men, women. STORE, 640 South Waverly, campus. Rent featuring shag carpeting, "beginning fall" Color TV, V4 block immediately North of 1-496 drapes, central Bogue St. at the Red Cedar negotiable. 332-1343. 3-619 calls now, campus. KENWOOD 6160, 320 watt air, please. 349-3604 after 10 215 Louis. 2-5 p.m. Monday - expressway. C-3-6-19 dishwasher, double door 351-5180 receiver, like new. Call EAST OF CAMPUS. 20 a.m. 5-5-25 I** !Vi refrigerator, and private _ 337-1243 Friday - Sunday. AFGHAN HOUND minute* 1971 TRAYNOR 200 watt, bass •A'^^Vry :j • entrance. From $170. Model SUMMER. ONE bedroom home, SUMMER ROOM and board. 1-6-19 blue, black masked J furnished furni 4 responsible EAST SIDE. 1024 Eureka. amplifier, good condition. open daily 1-5 p.m. 129 apartment close to Theta Sorority. 10 weeks, $200. 363-7426. 3-6-22 b'»ck, 8 weeks 1 MSU. $150/month. 351-3242 adults. $225 a month. Complete furnished, available STAMPS WITH HA afghI Highland. Call 372-8526, 351-3969. O 349-9371. 337-0100. - COINS supplies. or 351-1375 after September, $225 per month. Buy, sail, US, Foreign, 351-7982.3-5-19 5 p.m. 351-3969. O x-10-5-26 1970 ZENITH Black/white 19" 332-1895. 3-5-22 2-5-19 KALIB, 541 East Grand ROOMS, SINGLES AND portable TV/cart. $76. EAST SIDE, Newly remodeled River, East Lansing. 1-6 p.m. ST. BERNARD MAN NEEDED for summer, DOUB LES. Cooking facilities. 372-1338. 2-5-19 Monday - Saturday. male. AKC. Exc STORY'S own room, NORTHPOINTE. 3-5-19 air, pool, 337-9321. house, 4 bedrooms, completely furnished. Available June. $160 Utilities paid. CALL 372-8077. C-5-31 SANSUI 800 AM/FM receiver. Sansui reverb stereo amp. 332-0112. 10-6-2 ANTIQUES. SOMETIME SHOP. 1 (Must sell. 627-7 summer, $250 fall. 351-3969. SUMMER/FALL. Close to AKAI X-20O-D automatic 4375 North Hull. Leslie. Mobile Hon DAILY 513 HILLCREST. pleasant area. Air Close-in, GONE campus. Singles, doubles with kitchen, laundry, utilities. reverse 600mm R tape deck. CANON sut lens with Phone 1 -580-8090 Round trebles, rockers, chairs, MOBILE HOME8'x28'j - conditioned, dishwasher, COUNTRY HOME. 5 miles $48-$60/month. 351-2029. bellows. Mint CANON clocks, hutches, sideboards, x 10' shed, $900on nicely furnished, carpeted, South, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 4 3-6-23 FT-QL with 1.2 lens. Large setae, wardrobe, twin brass DOZEN spacious. From $50/person. 351-0705 or 355-0900. Avoid the last minute crunch acres. $250 per month. 676-2191 nights. O ROOM NEAR campus. House selection super-8 cameras and projectors. 800 used 8-track beds, tea cart, trunks, ice boxes, marble top table, bar. 2780 East 351-9483. 3-5-23 Grand] 10-5-31 during finals. privileges. $70/month. Call tapes, $2 each. WILCOX NURSERY STOCK USED CAR EAST OF Haslett, newly 337-1777. 2-5-22 SECOND HAND STORE, - Birch, Spruce, Maple. . . . Trees HORIZON SUNRISE ft| remodeled country home, 3 1970 Deluxe 2 t> CAPITOL AREA. Near LCC, 3 609 East Michigan. Bushes Yews. Vitaes. Closed SPECIALS rooms furnished, $135 For bedroom, completely SUMMER, LARGE single. 485-4391. C - this Saturday for ANTIQUE Like new. Fully a a choice partially furnished, il includes utilities. Girls or furnished. Available Kitchen, bath, utilities paid. AUCTION, 2 miles West of OF THE married couple, no children location one block September. $225. 351 3968. Near campus. COMPLETE Leslie and air, large comer lot, 351-4308. SET. Dunlop one South. OPEN or pets. 489-1276. from campus, 3-6-23 625-7375 after 1 p.m,| 4-5-22 - "Maxfli" golf SUNDAY. 2-6-19 WEEK hurry to , ^ „ Jumbo leather clubs with MEN, SHARE bag. "Like APARTMENTS FOR 2,3,4 girls. ATTENTION SUMMER renters. room in dean," new" regular, $349 will 10* DISCOUNT on ell PARKWOOD 1968. 12* xl June 15 quiet house. Cooking, close. bedroom, appliii 68 CAMAR02dr. HT Close to campus. Availablefor - September 15, sacrifice for $175. photographs with this ad WATER'S & RIVER'S completely furnished, large Summer term, $100. screened porch, skin Radio, heater, 4 speed, summer and fall. 1 apartment 485-8836. 0-6-2 Additionally, Bell and Howell during Greenwich Village for married couple. 332-2495. Okemos house with fabulous King Arthui white wall tires, vinyl top, EDGE APARTMENTS cartridge remote control slide Days. CYCLOPS STUDIOS, yard, for more information 489-0088. 5-5-24 5-5-22 SINGLES. projector, $75. Call 220 Albert, 332-0673. 2-5-19 $1395 call Barb GRAD students, Roommate Service Hepler, 349-1838 or June 351-1039. 2-5 19 on. Phone 663-8418 CUSTOM VAN-KO REALTY, REGISTERED GOLF clubs, BUILT, « 1 68 PONTIAC TEMPEST TWO BEDROOM apartments 12-2 p.m. or after 5 p.m. Summer rent from $45 REALTORS. 489-3777. CAMERA Franklin. 1958. and duplex. $160/month. Air 25-19 REPAIR SERVICE. 2-9, sand, pitching irons; 2 dr. sedan, radio, 3-6-19 Work done bedroom, unfumishid, std. trans., 6 heater, conditioned. Near campus. locally. Free 1-3-4 woods; bag and cart. cyl., white 1050 Water's Edge Dr. OWN ROOM. Modem duplex. estimates. Fast, guaranteed conditioning, 1 wall tires Rent for summer. 332-2110, $150 or best offer. 372-7536. SUBLET ONE man for summer, $50/month. 2399 Abbott. service. 2-5-19 building. Only $1451 $695 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. 5-5-24 332-4432 own Approximately H 353-3975 days, 372 bedroom, $45/month. Call 337-0054 after 5 p.m. normal repair cost. WILCOX Call after 6 p.m. 482-7082. 2-6-19 TWO LESLIES, fair shape. $600. evenings. 3-5-19 LARGE, TWO party, furnished SECOND HAND STORE, 69 PLYMOUTH SUMMER, CAPITOL Villa, 3-5-19 Good for band use. 356-8773. efficiency, air conditioned, 509 East Michigan, 2bedrooms, some furniture, CLEAN QUIET ROOM, mrfe, 6-5-22 REGAL 1960. 1 $ 140/month. close to campus. $137 MANY 486-4391. C 351-7939. HOUSES and farms, summer, fall, $58. Close, no Furnished, available 3-5-22 summer. $154 fall. 484-0585, summer and fall leases. Call parking, no cooking. 10th, $2100. PI 351-1610. 0-6-31 ROGERS 8 Drums, 4 Zildjian WATERBEDS. GREAT 625-3739.6-5-22 361-1754 after 7 p.m. or PLEASURE, great guarantee, 351-6287.4-5-19 361-3439.5-5-24 cymbols, cases, stands. Must SUMMER, GIRL for 2-man, sell. 355-3718. 3-6-19 from $9.50. No better buy. a •- EAST LANSING - 2 4-6. SUMMER and 70 FIAT 2dr. Bogue Street. Air bedroom, next Fdl. 361-0717.4-6-19 - 2 bath townhouse. 1624 Close to campus. FURNISHED ROOM, men, Lost & Fount Blue, radio, conditioned. $65/month. 641 6496 SELLING ALL furniture, heater, stad, Cambria. 694-8619. 4-6-22 after 7 p.m. 10-5-25 clean, quiet, close, bed linens dining KOWA SET SLR, 35mm plus trans. Lots of miles 351-0136. 3-5-22 room per furnished. 140 Orchard, East sat, bedroom sets, rugs equipment. $300 for $ 167 JO. LADIES GOLD Tin** gallon Call evenings 3 BEDROOM, grad students, ONE GIRL. Lansing. 337-2758 after 4 349-0796 351-6153 after 5 p.m. 5-6-19 lost Bogue - Grand NORWOOD APARTMENTS. $60 each or married Sum>rrc0ly. Close p.m. 3-5-19 3-5-19 Reward. 351-1665.1 Summer sublet, near campus, 10 minutes to couple. to camfofctfTphegotiable. 21, 23 INCH BIKES. 10 speed, 64 MKO JAGUAR reduced rates. 351-2327 after campus. 351-220^3-5-19 ROOMS BOY'S 24" 393-3532 after 6 AVAILABLE for green Schwinn $99.95. 5PORTSMEISTER 6 p.m. 5-5-24 p.m. 3-5-19 summer. Carpeted, clean, String - Ray bike. SHOP, 332-3531. 14-5-31 Personal 3-4 man modern house. NEEDED 1 quiet, close to campus. No Reasonable. Good shape TWO MEN for 3-man June 15. man for 2-man Air-conditioning, shag drugs, plenty of free parking, 339-8685. S-5-19 MORE FUN in the WANTED. MEN $1395 Near campus. 351-8216 after apartment. Quiet, beginning carpeting, walk to campus. sun with Sun to first of June. refrigerators. Males only. Call Shades. OPTICAL divine word of God th 5 p.m. 3-5-22 351-0242. Summer $235. 337-1026. RALEIGH RECORD, 10 361-2756 between 2 p.m. speed, the Catholic priesthoc 5-5 23 5-6-24 new, DISCOUNT, 2616 East 62 CUTLASS 2 dr. and 5 p.m. weekdays. Ask for must sell. Best offer. The Vocation Oin ONE MAN needed for a 2-man, Michigan Avenue. 372-7409. KITCHENETTE FURNISHED, Ed. O 332-3738. 3-5-19 C-5-19 372-8540.5-5-19 2 bedroom TWO GIRLS needed to share apartment. $90/ month, utilities $72.50/month, starting June included. Near Capitol. Call house. $40 each. 485-1330, 1. Phone 372-9150. 3-5-22 evenings. 3-5-22 485-7021. 5-5 22 67 OLDS 88 4 dr. GIRLS SUMMER, c Now Red, V - 8, auto. PS, PB, furnished, near campus. radio, heater, WSW, vinyl top leasing for 332-8903 weekends. 2-5-19 evenings, 66 FORD WAG. V - 8, auto., P.S., WSW summer & fall &toj>ctungt)am $145 64 FORD 4 dr. Sedan, V - 8, auto., P.S., • BAY COLONY Collmgtuoot) has • it.. . radio, heater, WSW BEECHWOOD po l means DELTA ARMS 68 CUTLASS heated 4 dr. EVERGREEN ARMS 341 Evergreer. radio, heater, auto, V • 332 - 8295 •HASLETT ARMS 135 Colllngwoorf 1 $1295 • 351 - 4627 and rgjgi-i 69 OPEL KADETT • PRINCETON ARMS NORTH POINTE all 2 dr., Blue, radio, heater, std. trans., WSW • 4620 S.HAGADORN UNIVERSITY TERRACE 424 Mich. Ave. LuU ||| Ill II HJ $977 332-2189 Just north ot Mt. Hope no. • UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Rd. 337 - 9341 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for CHEVROLET IMPALA INN AMERICA summer and Ml. These spacious luxury apartments are Conv, yellow, stock equip., completely radio, heater, auto, PS, PB, carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish See resident manager for Mediterranean showing. No appt. necessary. *1 furniture. Each unh has a dishwasher, and 2 bedroom furnished apts. as low as $150 per month garbage disposal and individual for 3 month summer lease. central control air Conditioning. These four man Also limited number of units have up to 3 All At The special summer school leases designed for the 5 week parking *>aces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated student. $276. swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. The 2 STORY Roomate service available. bedroom units start at $60/month per man. EAST LOT HALSTEAD FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: LARRY SCOTT at 361-7166. THREE, SIX. NINE and Quick fix-it 3156 E. Michigan TWELVE )jVi BLOCK FROM CAMPUi MANAGEMENT MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: . all state management co., inc •Air conditioned •"STiSS 351-0400 aaa ui-i. a... Open Sat. 8. Sun. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. •Shag Carpeting SUITE 411 ___ EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 2771 Northwind , (Behind the Yenkee Stora) [ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SiMli,,, Friday, May 19, 1972 17 personal Recreation } sewing"; .'returned Peace XX Jt's What's Happening. ,lnfl. Wendy 332-S1B9. OLYMPIC GAMES MUNICH, GERMANY Announcements for It's What's olumbus 1% tour or hotel i Happening must be received in The Auburn Film Group will People for Bob Carr for Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Gay Liberation Movement will There will be :rnATIONAL ts 75 only. Phon the State News office, 341 present"2001 : A Space Congress will sponsor a rock and presents a cabaret from 10 p.m. meet at 3 p.m. a public open Student Services Odyssey" for the last time on any roll jamboree from 1 to 4 Sunday in the night from 8:30 to 11 p.m. 50LLe(3E. A 2 ye*' ,wo c'ass Bldg., by 1 p.m. campus at 7 and 9:40 tonight and Sunday at Valley Court Park p.m. to 2 a.m. tonight in Hubbard Stefanoff Lounge, Student Saturday at the MSU Spa|n- SUMMER IN EUROPE days before Hall's classrooms featuring the American - Only publication. No announcements Saturday in 109 Anthony Hall. behind Arby's. Services.BIdg. Observatory. Children under age , $2101 Call Toll Free Wajumbe Band and a waistline 13 should be accompanied American B faculty. will be accepted by phone. No TG Saturday night (place to be by an sophomore 1-800-225-2531. Free Travel The The Games Club will meet at 1 adult. announcements will be faculty and parents of Cellist John Collins will present announced). Dormitories, Planner Prime for events accepted Spartan Nursery School will host a senior recital at 4 p.m. Saturday at Farm House, - datesl outside the greater p.m. Sunday "classes. """ UNI-TRAVEL Lansing area. an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Music Auditorium. The 151 Bogue St. to select new Winged Spartans and Sky rrable. officers. Divers will hold a picnic at 2 U S CORPORATION. 14-6-2 Sunday at the corner of Willow public la welcome. * K,TT^ AT | o N A L Media 3 - art, m usic, dance, and Birch roads, campus. A discussion of the women's p.m. Saturday at Mason Airport. eGE. Capltan nims, videotape, inflatables The Society for Creative movement and the gay Bring in all items for the The Auburn Film Service - .« 1 Seville, Spain. from noon to The MSU Promenade™ will Anachronism will hold fighting movement will be held at 7:30 Group will midnight Sandra Vine, between the Auditorium Sunday hold their rummage and bake sale beginning show "Alice in Wonderland" at 7 • - and the annualparent*s day at practice at 2 p.m. Saturday and p.m. Sunday at 302 MAC Ave., at 5 p.m. today to Synergy. If Red Cedar River. 2 p.m. Saturday in the main and 9:30 and "Ichabod and Mr. gym, Sunday by Beaumont Tower. apt. 2. Call 353 - 9795 for more Women's Intramural Bldg. All transportation is needed, call 351 Toad" at 8:15 and 10:40 Spectators are welcome. information. tonight NT? We understand. PHOTOCOPIES 3cl welcome. are - 7240 as early as possible. in 104B Wells Hall. s Pregnancy BEAT XEROX prices There.will be a folk concert at 8 Badminton players are invited g 372-1560. 0-5-31 CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 K,va Saturday in ,he McOonel There will be an Ulrey House to coed play from 7 to 10 tonight Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 TG and water balloon fight at 3 in the Women's Intramural Bldg. Astrophysics majors p.m. today at 505 MAC Ave. favorites LEI'S CHANGE IT who have Brink your skivvies. EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad not submitted reservation forms "Self Motivated Achiever" will beige, you're for fall term AST be shown at noon >r students, reliable, references. 437 mUst Monday in 115 Call 349-4817 return them to the Eppley Center. or 349-2781. Dept. office prior to Astronomy Free estimates. C-4-5-22 May 31. There will be 1-1865.14 o da/ for the art/ may 21 between the Memorial W highland hills noon to red cedar golf course LET'S GO Includes: * all meals, * canoes, ' open bar (beer, mlxe< midnlqht & auditorium drinks), * limited space Camping on the Au Sabli On The May 25 - May 29 rev MSU SKI CLUB 6. frail free Red Cedar EQUESTRIAN ENTERPRISES 'a diversified equine center' fBrru & evening pfoqram will take place kvWe Inflatable/ Lessons * Private & 10 Mon. thru Fri. 2- 12 p.m. weeks course Dressage, Hunt Seat, Western Sat. and Sun. 12- 12p.m. Pro Shop "iTrather •Boarding "Training *Hay rides 'Clinics Indoor & /chedule of event/ Golf Rentals Pool Room Permitting" outdoor rings *80 acres pasture & riding land 18 Holes 351-3544 112:00 Plain Brown Wrapper films Beer, Liquor. Watered Fairways 70c per hour 681 E. State Road East Lansing shown Special Prices for MSU Students willows recreation golf center hOO IO UJooduuInd/ constantly 7:00 A.M. - Noon Mon. Fri. South Side of Bessey Hall 10 MIN MINIATURE GOLF $1.50 9 Holes DRIVING RANGE I2.O0 /ever© Hond/ with Dan Conner $3.00 18 Holes 5 Min. North of Lansing on FROM CAMPUS TURF & SAND AREA PRO-GOLF CLUBS Bowl to the RED PIN U.S. 27 5i00 Folk mu/lct Rick /heehy Corner of U.S. - 27 & HAGEN-SPAULDING-WILSON at Alward Rd. I too BASEBALL BATTING 669-9873 RANGE westlawn lanes To be announced Equipped to handle all PIN-BALL & GAME ROOM TRAILS & l>fr MILE TRACK special parties DUNE-BUGGY & OTHER 5:30 /et up Inflatable & Interml//Ion _ MINI-BIKE GO-KART SNACK BAR It's Easy to Win a OUTINGS FOR GROUPS FREE GAME at wo Plain Brown Wrapper evening PROGRAM TERRACE GOLF in style! Open 7 Days 9:00 A.M. - 11:00 P.M. |fcoo DanteV Inferno inrernu inside the & Rain or Shine GREEN MEADOWS 1 Mile West of 1-96 on US-27 & M-78 westlawn lanes 18Q8 W. Saginaw inflatable 6430 Lansing Rd. Dlmondale. W5 /ynthetk foundClrcu/lexcerpw GOLF CENTER 646-5621 IV 9-9305 KIDDIELAND Two Performing Art Ifcoo UJrltlnq Conte/t Award// Poetry Tours of Europe 15 Days SAGINAW 10:50 Trkrotl/m-Jazz trio 18 Hole Miniature Golf 351 4054 Amsterdam, Paris, London Heated, Covered Driving Range Pro Shop. * * Steamboat Springs SPORTSLAND Driving Range Boyne Week Golf Club Rentals 11:00 medio Pre/entlon 351 7 rides 0160 Via KLM Airlines Includes: Breakfast, Pool Room * * Europe Hawaii 2 18 hole Miniature Golf Courses 18 holes Si /evere Hand/ with Don Conner Hotel, Transfers, Watered Fairways Open Daily & Sunday Airfare. Starting Public Invited in Frandor Price $375. Fe/Uvol End/ Group Rates 4722 W. Grand River 485 - 7237 For more Information: is west of I - 96 MSU SKI CLUB Call Ski Club Office Family Fun For All between 2 - 5 Mon. - Fri. 353 5199 353 - 5199 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan — — . prirf | Wharton to urge urban (Continued from page 1) social college OK science, human committee to recommend a existing course offerings to excellence and maximum develop the college Wtuurton will recommend ecology, and James Madison permanent dean for the new nature, scope and the new ones which might efficiency," the report to curriculum, including College; the«director of unit will include 12 faculty that the creation of the responsibilities of the be offered by the College of the trustees states. existing and new courses. Center for Research and the continuing education, the members and three proposed college can be director of CUA, the Urban Development must Following the curriculum The curriculum must be Urban Extension students. Service, property understood and the college placed into assistant provost for academic planning, the EPC The faculty representatives will include be defined if needless we are to avoid duplication, and if committee college and review, the department approved by the University Curriculum Committee and recommended EPC's college as part proposal, be of fundlngd(||ti^ reP°rt stat^! operation," Wharton's we are to insure curriculum committees will the Academic Council. report tci the trustees states. The provost's committee chairman and the Curriculum University Committee sue from CUA and from the College one each of Social disciplinary delayed indefinitely. nearly .CUA MJ chairman. •upport will include the deans of Science, Human Ecology, A search and selection Education and James Urban «lze college backed Madison College. The of thi provost will appoint two IS,""'1"'"size Professor fasts additional faculty members. Student representatives 'he same «»»»»ss »t iT will be selected from proposed at MSU is urban programs and said •lightly Two officials of the and the Center for Urban in antiwar effort student members of the Academic Council and must Michigan Education Assn. this week endorsed the encouraging," Herndon said. He praised the board of President Wharton's public support for the college Is Affairs (CUA) has For nearly five He added that his include one graduate creation of a trustees for its March 17 "encouraging." demonstrated excellence in Wharto,, days, fasting is College of Urban developing urban - oriented extension student and two resoltuion endorsing "MSU has a long history of service* Kenneth Harrow, asst. a protest not only against the Development at MSU. programs. However the be created undeigraduate students, one expansion fo the Unviersity's service - oriented « professor of humanities, has war. but also against Terry Hemdon, executive programs creation of a cooperate wi| been fasting in a personal President Nixon's of whom must be an at - secretary, and Herman W. strong protest against the war in and policies the support Nixon is large council member. Coleman, associate executive component to assist urban communities will farther MicJiigan univeS explored fUrther Indochina. Harrow began his fast given by the "complacent and self satisfied." The president's recommendation asks the secretary for the minority affairs division, called on the Student w illustrate to the state that our universities have not relationships to th Msu exteniio Monday and said he would "My hope is that other University Curriculum board of trustees to approve Committee to review forgotten their continuing ejy proposal for continue it for one week to a for urban services protesters will take a look at an responsibilities to all is assessed, lend his "support, encouragement and energy" to the antiwar movement. the seriousness protest and of their strengthen their already existing offerings related to urban affairs and course made college. "A College of Urban Development should have Jim Heyser, graduate county segments of the state," Herndon said. In asking Wh, study how MSU commitment," Harrow said. often need county services expand its urban "I urge every level of this recommendations on which been an integral part of p, He said he student in communications, the encourages of these might be included or come into contact with trustees in University ... to act now, to students to "protest in any higher education institutions announced Thursday he is the county bureaucracy or requested that Ik in the urban affairs 20 years ago. The fact that Coleman said the the join together, to oppose the way they can, to stand up running for the Ingham law enforcement agencies," college presidents curriculum. such a college is being model proposed by war," he said. against this war." County Board of he said. the University of Micfai "The relationship of the Commissioners from the 8th Educational Policies Wayne State Ui Heyser, 26, has lived in Committee (EPC) May 2 "is District. Cherry Lane Apartments for The district currently is the most practical model concerning po two years and has been that the 'cooperative efforts Amendment approved represented by Sue Emery active in East Lansing University can who is not adopt." He said the college is seeking re - politics. He was elected election. It includes the "long overdue" in Michigan. Tuesday as a precinct (Continued fron page 1) senseless that is MSU campus west of Farm war killing "I am also concerned with delegate, pledged to George The model to be rights amendment would our sons and you want to the draft issue and I would emotion issue, but charged Lane, approximately half of McGovern, and has been recommended by Wharton send send your daughters to right that their arguments were married housing and some active in the Coalition for America's young have preferred to the trustees today is based there," she said. The bill waiting until illfounded. off • campus areas. Human Survival, Lansing women to trenches in fall after statewide on the EPC would ' create a situation hearings Heyser, endorsed by Area Peace college proposal. Vietnam and remove them could have been held to Council, from the security of the similar to Russia where bring Refuting an argument incumbent Emery and the American Civil Liberties Coleman said the new the bill up for passage," she women mrork with made by Friske, Sepncer said Coalition for Human Union and VOTER. college should expand the family situation. barely said. Leading the opposition enough time to have Her arguments were family financial security is Survival, said he is running He also has worked on current work of CUA for two cf children, much less rear them unavailable to many women, because the commission's several "improving the quality of were the lower strongly echoed on the campaigns in the chamber's she charged. $10 million budget is "too past, life for minorities." seven women House floor by Rep. E. D. "You try telling an including being representatives. Rep. Rep. Joyce Symons, D important to be left in the cocampaign manager for O'Brian, D - Detroit, and unmarried woman, or a. hands Herndon said the urban Josephine Hunsinger, D - Detroit, said she opposed of the current Chuck Will, George Colbum Rep. Richard Friske, R - widow with five children and college Detroit said her colleagues pnssagp because public majority of comfortable and George Griffiths in the proposal should Charlevoix. no life insurance about include black studies had failed to realize the hearings have not been middle class males." 1971 city council election. representative of the Minority Floor Leader family financial security "The people who need to programs, as well as extent of the Equal An initial campaign Rights Roy L. Spencer, R It - Attica, when she is getting less on a programs for Chicano and Amendment. opinions registered by her be adequately commended the opponents represented meeting is scheduled for "W* k'< (•onstituents job than the man right next are the Indian studies staffed by iow nchtii.g a for their concern on tht to her," Spencer said young, the poor and 7:30 p.m. Thursday in room the minorities who most Chicanosand Indians. 37 Union H K TC anr quarts: elchtf pizza special Brew love & rock 'n roll