Monday Matrimonial MICHIGAN STATE NEWS . . Tea Party it celebrated ioday in Ecaussines STATE Continued . . . . . . sunny and warm today Lalaing, Belgium. UNIVERSITY with 80s. temperatures in the ,e 64 Number 164 East Lansing, Michigan May 22, 1972 Board approves urban college plan By BARBARA PARNESS diverse in race and ethnic said he was "very pleased" with the State News Staff Writer backgrounds of the members." board action. At the board's informal The new college will include at the session The board of Thursday evening, Green told trustees Friday outset a Dept. of Urban and the trustees he fully supported approved by a 6 - 2 vote President Metropolitan Development and a Wharton's proposal. Wharton's proposal for a College of Dept. of Race and Ethnic Studies. The "It is the first urban college in the Urban Development and named latter will be jointly administered by nation at a major v Robert L. Green, director of the Center for Urban Affairs the College of Social Science. Other is in a leadership role. As university and MSU acting dean, I (CUA), departments may be added as a result pledge myself to work cooperatively nonnamaker ELLISON acting dean. of study by the provost's committee. with all SMITh Trustees Warren Huff, D - segments of the University Following the vote Friday, Green (Continued Plymouth, and Frank Merriman, R - on page 7) FTER LONG DELIBERATION Deckerville, voted against the proposal. Wharton, at a press conference TRUSTEES' VOTE following the meeting, said no timetable has been set for full Board names VP, AD implementation of the college proposal. An eight - man committee headed the provost will summer to begin work this by Panel to examine study certain "structural I The board of trustees Friday appointed J. Burt Smith as Nonnamaker, formerly dean of students at MSU, succeeds questions" related to the college. v director of athletics at MSU and F'ldon R. Nonnamker Milton Dickerson who The University Curriculum Hvice president for student affairs. resigned in June 1972. Nonnamaker (Succeeding Nonnamaker as dean of students will be Nolen formerly served as guest counselor in the head dormitory adviser and assistant division of students affairs. Counseling Center, director of the men's Committee will review existing urban - related courses and recommend which should be included programs and U' policy on war I Ellison, 31. formerly of MSU. He will also carry the title of in the urban college curriculum. \istantvice president for student affairs. He was named associate dean of students in 1963 Wharton said a subcommittee By NANCY PARSONS Merriman, R - Deckerville, and Jmith was one of the three finalists selected for the position and might Kenneth Thompson, R - East Lansing, appointed dean of students in 1970. begin the review this summer. State News Staff Writer |the Athletic Council Search and Selection Committee. He "Even with the greatest casting the only negative votes. laces Clarence (Biggie) Munn who was forced out of the degree of When the board proceeded to Ellison is the first black to be speed, the college couldn't possibly Before their Friday meeting was fsition last October by a stroke. appointed MSU's dean of students. He previously had served as administrative operate by fall, 1972," Wharton said. disrupted by chanting demonstrators, discuss other matters without Smith, 55, has served in the Athletic Dept. in a number of assistant acities since 1954 and has held the position of assistant to the director of the Center for Urban Affairs in 1969, and as A search and selection committee the MSU Board of Trustees approved considering the demand by assistant to the presidentfrom October 1970 to made up of 12 the formation of an ad hoc committee demonstrators to institute a University Kiletic director since April 1965. His initial appointment to August 1971. faculty members and He is now assistantto the chancellor at the three students will screen candidates to investigate University policy against the war, a majority of Je MSU athletic staff was as an assistant football coach in Junior College District, St. Louis. Mo. Metropolitan for permanent dean. Wharton said the relating to the Indochina War. policy the capacity audience in the Kellogg mi committee "will The proposal was approved without Center auditorium began chanting undoubtedly be protest songs and marching down the preliminary discussion with Frank aisles. President Wharton adjourned the meeting saying that the board could credit tuition hike OKd not continue their discussions amid per the disruption. The only remaining item on the agenda was the matter of residence hall contracts which will be taken up at their next By NANCY PARSONS was the result of an expenditure and the meeting, administration had to absorb has determined MSU's budget decided to announce an increase at this Wharton said. State News Staff Writer revenue report he presented to the operating budget cuts amounting to appropriations because the University time after noting that other universities After approval of the formation of board at their Friday moming finance about $1.1 million which still have not was afraid legislators would alter the who announced tuition increases early the ad hoc committee, board of trustees representatives Friday meeting. been compensated for. appropriations if a tuition hike was last year did not lose of the demonstrators presented Vilkinson said that because the any Normally decided upon earlier. [iroved a $1 increase per credit hour all student fee assessments for the tuition increases are appropriations. Wharton with petitions containing University did not raise tuition last year approved after the Michigan Legislature Wilkinson expained that the board An undergraduate student 7,646 signatures of students, faculty 12 • 1973 fiscal year effective fall qualifying for the new migrant tuition plan would and University employes urging the board to take tie trustees also sanctioned a migrant NIXON PLANS FOR MEET pay $15 per credit hour instead of the an institutional stand $33 presently charged out - of - state against the war. ) plan proposed by President The petitions asked the board students. Total savings during an to toon which would allow children of academic year for each undergraduate "declare as a matter of institutional Snags frant workers to acquire idence for tuition purposes, rhe tuition hike, which will net revenue of Michigan represent in arms student would amount to about $900. Under the plan, applicants would policy that this University strongly opposes all American involvement in the Indochina War and immediately approximately $1.5 SALZBURG. Austria (Ap) - As a prepared" when he arrives in Moscow supplies fueling the North Vietnamese meet the residency test if their parents illion for the (Continued on University, was White House adviser reported possible today for a week of talks. invasion of South Vietnam, threatened or legal guardians were page 7) proved to meet the for a while to wreck the Moscow employed as projected technical snags on an arms limitation "The possibility of some progress" in migrant workers in Michigan for at least creases in fixed costs expenditures pact, President Nixon prepared Sunday the talks "is perhaps greater... because meeting. ch as electricity, social security and for his Moscow summit meeting and both sides will be well prepared," Nixon But the Kremlin's response has been two months during three of the proceeding five years. Applications 'protection. "the most intensive negotiations I have told newmen as he strolled the subdued. On the eve of Nixon's arrival, "These trim, In a press conference Applications are now being accepted are factors which are totally ever participated in." green grounds, of the baroque, 18th - Pravda coupled an attack on the following the for student, tside of board meeting, President Wharton said faculty and professional University control," Roger century Klessheim Palace where he is Communist Chinese with phrases positions on the State News Board of Ikinson, vice president for business that the new play would probably- After an hour staying during his 36 hours in this welcoming "normalization" of - long meeting with relations with the world's become effective for the next school Directors. Applications, including Austrian Chancellor Bruno Alpine city. "biggest Kreisky and Ii finance, said after the board •ting. year and that currently - enrolled individual backgrounds and reasons for lunch at a mountainside hotel, Nixon Presidential adviser Henry A. capitalist country." Wilkinson said the Besides Vietnam, the Middle East, children of migrant workers may applying, should be sent to the State last - minute returned to work because, he Kissinger said a number of technical sision by the board said, issues remain unsettled petition for a reclassification in order to News, 345 Student Services to raise tuition Soviet leaders "will be very well on the proposed (Continued on page 7) Bldg., by agreement to limit U.S. and Soviet qualify for the new tuition rates. today. nuclear weapons. Nixon has said he hopes to sign the agreement while in VanTassel given Moscow. Both sides have agreed in principle to Pieta gets limit arms, Kissinger said, but he added there is a question whether the complex contract extension technical details can be ironed out during the week Nixon is in the Union. If not, Kissinger expressed Soviet damaged By BARBARA PARNESS between tenured and nontenured confidence they would be settled soon afterward and the agreement signed. He at Vatican faculty." The two nontenured members would not detail the differences, and VATICAN CITY (AP) will be chosen randomly by the faculty When Nixon reaches Moscow today - A man S.A. SMITH wielding 12 grievance official. at 8 a.m. and becomes the first a - pound sledgehammer State News Staff Writers The contract extension approved by Sunday broke off the left arm and American President ever to visit the A one the board is a class action, applying to Soviet capital, he will face Communist disfigured the face of the Madonna in year contract extension for a|| faculty members "whose appeal of leaders unhappy about U.S. mining of Michelangelo's Pieta, the priceless 5»,R- ral ;an iv~vn Van Tassell, asst. professor of science, was —*—* r mreappointment is formally North Vietnamese harbors. statue in St. Peter's Basilica depicting approved by the derway within the University The mining, which Nixori said was the mother of Christ holding the dead jstees Friday, to use the allowing her, if (Continued on page 7) aimed at halting the flow of Soviet Jesus in her arms. new grievance Damage to one of the world's Mures also approved by the board greatest works of art may be 'iwmonthly meeting, irreparable. k atl'Tassc" is currently appealing her «partmen fact, which l's decision not to renew expires in August. Her her Allies smash attack man Seconds after the attacks, an Italian solder seized a bearded, long - haired as he tried to fight his way the University College through a shocked and horrified crowd ; ty Affairs Committee June 3 has been (FAC) set tentatively led by N.Viet tanks of thousands in the Basilica. Vatican police identified the man as filled L aPPr°ving the for May 31. SAIGON (AP) Allied bombers reported that air stikes in Quang Tri Laszlo Toth, 33, a Hungarian bom grievance document, and naval gunfire smashed a tank - led Province in the last two days had geologist now a resident of Sydney, (con jiir<' ur8ed r the faculty to North Vietnamese attack on the damaged or destroyed a variety of Australia. process for choosing "Street Without Joy" north of Hue at North Vietnamese equipment "He insists he is Jesus Christ," one dawn Sunday but fighting continued including four 130mm artillery guns, a Vatican source said. He was quoted as [e|rPrs °f t,le appeal panel which onr(LKrU'vances concerning into the day, military sources surface - to - air missile and a missile saying, "If you kill me, I'll only go to J^.PPointment of nontenured ' transporter. heaven." J^in the tenure stream. reported. The command said the air strikes • Patricia M. Carrigan, D - Ann Police said Toth had previously The South Vietnamese drive to destroyed one and damaged three of >nurwiSa'd ttu' retluirement that three break the 45 day siege of An Ix>c, 69 the guns, the biggest in Hanoi's been expelled from Italy for creating a disturbance through his demands to UicU nu',nl)l'rs the five • member miles north of Saigon, appeared to arsenal. They have a range of 17 miles - °me 'rom the tenure committee see Pope Paul VI. After interrogation have slowed again, though advance viavr and have been used with devastating .. , he Iir was turned uvtrover to Italian police unnecessary dichotomy wlurnvu tu Italian _ % ? * . .. a c ~ ... lumhv eloments of the relief force were effect against South V.etnamese forces who ^ the vandal had tX)nwaled the in the current offensive. reported to be within a mile of their Blood drive goal. . Military sources said a company The push northward was being sized North Vietnamese force using 'I*icl(i~ V wUVV-N conviction throughout this institution. kind of man Lieba has been tnr" looking *>ef°re- The president and trustees have chosen wisely in not by such entities, there is great danger The right to speak is and must remain issuing a that those who do not support the the prerogative of everyone. "But," the boy said, "you don't university position against the war, for protest and/or do support the even know me." to do so would be a total violation of President will be coerced, "What is there to know? You'i the opinions, rights, and consciences intimidated, M. L. Black threatened or penalized for their Bath graduate student fine looking student. I can tell - by just many, perhaps a majority, of the stand. The rights of these people looking at you that you would be a MSU staff, students and faculty. The May 16,1972 should not be trampled nor forgotten credit to the school. Here, just sign the riBht of these or any other people to by anyone; however, the fear that application blank. The school will bill issue ' individual statements — «- beyond is - those rights may be flaunted is you later." question, but it is not right to take any amply demonstrated by the general "I'd like to think about young man said "Of course, it," the the alumnus said, corporate stand on such an issue when it does not reflect nor even thoughts of the entire population. consult the assumption that everyone is in the same anti -Vietnam camp. It is apparently easy to Study war When ignore the To the Editor: departments and other bodies "silent majority," to avoid doonesbury having such This morning an by Garry Trudeau accommodating professor in my human ecology class, kfofjjl- V in accordance with President B BP, HOUJ fS rr THAT . you *5 evej? cor Wharton's suggestion, offered to turn %/wou/ep neae? UJE CM YOO W)6s/ve the hour over to the discussion of the ue&r jysr m/no/^6 ME &VW6 CHEU//M6 problems involved in the Vietnam War. dug (XUM 8(/$!MesL HAV/H6 A c/u/c- u/A/e WET COAG ooo reen said- "Many other bl«cks on campus that the faculty have fully contributed to the growth and ,,nt ™ y Acuity University a cuance to see facilities as well as giving the what Buckley. n progressive blacks are doing." "I wish we had done it "pment of the black community and much credit mrardrd Buckley, elected to the iong time ago," he said. a go to them." U.S. Senate in 1970 as the When asked about the The United Blacks of candidate of New York's possibility of the repeal of added that he enjoys working with students and will do ver he can to be responsive to their needs. d£rte^z^tor tor n"norUy ^""" Gu"""*s model °f the »ward wi» L. Green, director of the with the Ujamaa award Wonders Hall presented Robert Center for Urban Affairs, Conservative party, spoke at the Lansing Civic Center New York's abortion Buckley said though he laws, -r faculty members in attendance were Thomas be preserved in Wonders for outstanding community Thursday night before an preferred to stay out of state ings, asst. director of the Counseling Center, and Dan service Saturday night in the Wonders cafeteria. and local audience of 1,000 affairs, his personal y and Charles Scarborough, instructors in natural State News photo by Donald Sak Republican legislators and position was in support of the repeal. Protests colled copouts ,i asked about the award presentation Gunnings Buckley said the ented, "It is a unique experience for black students to President's trip to mainland together to express unity and to recognize outstanding China impressed him as "the 'buttons from black leaders. This encourages other desertion of old friend" — to get involved." By KATHERINE NEILSEN NPII 5PM K: which „ u J , */r " specifically Taiwan and demonstration .. „ - award presentation should continue and be more than State News Staff Writer ris Conerly criticized "liberals always cop out," Another forum member •Japan. leaders "sell out all down "the mob i year," Cathey remarked. He went on to say that he is on Grand River" The head of the Black the line." Conerly said. suggested demonstrators -lining to appreciate activities at MSU. Veterans Assn. during recent antiwar As examples of liberal Thorough said, "It's a great idea but the students should said Speaking at a forum or activities for being change American society , Th is State News^ Thursday he will not ask racism and the "ultrademocratic" copouts, Conerly cited the before thev attempt to n be part of given a rundown of the accomplishments of Dr. Green." people to march in war and failure of East Lansing change Vietnamese society. Simpson, Flint senior, and Willie Cooper, graduate sponsored by his lacking responsible officials to make the city a / Another "symbolic protests" in organization "Why aren't the blacks, State News and SDS, leadership. draft resister haven, as Chicanos and Indians with He also said that when he criticized demonstrators proposed by demonstrators, the movement?" he said. recycycling info 353-4321 PAKISTANI WRITER during the recent television broadcast, he was antiwar and the failure of President Wharton to grant a full "We aren't going to do anything until we make a told by whites he did not day's time for the antiwar change. Before we do broadcast. anything about the racist understand what was going "We Rise of masses must show the war, let's do something University that their seen "Well I people had been know out if black there, concessions Brian Runonavaara, are bullshit," about this campus." Several SDS members return there Saginaw said they agreed that society JOHN LINDSTROM election of Sheik Mujibur would shooting," he said. have to get the have been "We senior, said. University has corporate "... the must change, but said felt people could work they at of teNews Staff Writer Rhaman from then East power following Liaquat Ali message to responsibility, and plays a ending the war and Khan's murder in the late people, especially white e Bangladesh crisis last Paksitan in 1970 came as a 1940s. The bureaucracy then specific role in a political improving society at the was the culmination of people, that liberalism will economy that rips people shock to former leader not work." time. dictated politics, including © Ws political trauma off." Agha Mohammed Yahya the forming of the nation's People should not Too many MSU blacks had lasted since the Khan because he felt that the MCAT- DAT-GRE constitution. support somebody like East and whites are y's conception, Aniz common people didn't have "A constitution must Lansing Mayor Wilbur basically n-nownea Pakistani the stamina to vote after all middle class and fair LSAT-ATGSB come from the people, not rirookover or Councilman weather alist. said Thursday, that had happened, Mirza revolutionaries, the bureaucrats," she said. George Colburn because eaking before a meeting said. Rounavaara said. J the Pakistan Student Now that Pakistan has NAT L. BDS. h. Mir/.a said that in the "Yahya was dishonest gotten over it's political crisis because in 1970 he debated it should end the |os the common man, policy of Lad of the bureaucrats, 'be the important political whether or not to hold the general elections until the last moment," she said. "He confrontation said. it has with India and Bangladesh, Mirza Jftank'n&tetn graduate and professional -in Pakistan. e first rise of the example of the common finally decided that no party would emerge in the majority and he therefore "India, Pakistan Bangladesh should killing and get down to end and the itotaunmt 220 S Howard St./next to the pie is the present would still between Michigan and Kalamazoo x-way '"istration of President control the solving their problems," she nation." said. utto. Summer Sessions utto realized that the Yahya then tried to usurp Special Compact Courses the power of both Mujib and MSU NIGHT Weekends — Intersessions vote would be the *nt vote," Mirza said. MIRZA Bhutto, she continued. On OCC adopts Every Tues. Night food . . . 8:00 to 11:30 Drinks Lots of Fun! campaign policy was poor man votes he doesn't Mary 25 Yahya called Mujib - - a traitor, and ordered him TRIVIA NIGHT id,cloth,house.'" forget it. He expects the e common man will be promises made to be put in jai. He also ordered antiwar stand If you like trivia and beer . . . you'll love Trivia that Bhutto be put in jail, but Night! Iting on an empty fulfilled." Bhutto escaped by hiding. It Every Wed Night ... 8:00 to 11:30 :h," she said. "When a Bhutto's election and the The Off-Campus Council wasn't until January 1972, "THE NORWOOD" (OCC) went on record Every Thurs. Night 8:00 following the India - Pakistan Thursday against the A six Piece Combo from MSU ... - 11:30 war and Bhutto's ascent to Vietnam War and any power, that Mujib was set involvement by MSU and POLKA NIGHT the Nationwide Reputation free and the nation of East Lansing with the U.S. Every Fri. Night 6:00 to 2:00 . . . a.m Bangladesh established. military. Since coming into power Intended to "voire the Bhutto has changed the concerns of our :N MSU POLICEMAN, A bureaucracy in Pakistan by SING STUDENT TOLD constituents," the resolution returning to his squad police that he was attacked putting new younger men demands an immediate end ALONG parked in the Phillips by five men as he was more responsive to the to all current involvement of service nation's needs into office. Saturday area during the walking down the street the University with the war. "nd, reported that the near Williams Hall "Older people in Copies of the resolution 6:30 to 8:30 Satruday "police" sign on the night. The men, he said, bureaucracy symbolize the are being sent to President of the car had been in his absence. took his wallet and threw decadence of Pakistani Wharton, the MSU Board of Trustees and COLORFUL him down the steep river politics," she said. the East HE HEAT WAVE embankment near the Beal Mirza said the Lansing City Council. ER the weekend exit. bureaurcracy first came into ntly had some effect "imal life at MSU. Two pie were reportedly FRIDAY EVENING POLICE arrested two juveniles who were allegedly LOWEST 2 ** felted by pets since Friday afternoon, a Rity Village resident trying to steal bicycles near Brody Hall. The youths, YOUTH FARES TO EUROPE Get your 5 o > police she ['he doorway 'went was standing of her holding her cat police said, were carrying a hacksaw They were and wire cutter. released to their of any scheduled airline Fly Icelandic's Dally Scheduled heads together. Jets From New York To Luxem¬ 1 she parents. accidentally bourg In The Heart Of Europe. ween ' "d the feline's tail in door. The cat Sludenls to voice O m was released from Ages 12 thru 25. Show proof of From one beer lover to another. "Rity Health Center age. Add $10 each way for Peak ,r treatment for complainl on SN Season departures eastbound June 20 thru July 25 and west¬ tionson the thumb. bound July 20 thru Aug 31. The Student - Faculty G THE UNIVERSITY snt KENNELS, an Judiciary will hold a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. today Good for to a year. overseas stays of up Tl m spied a dog with > in 328B Student Services tine round-trip Jet foot caught in a *195 cage Bldg. to hear the case of STUDENT FARE. i *nd as he reached in to Mark Charles, East Lansing Ages 26 thru 29. Show proof of the dog, the animal age and enrollment In bona fide this hand, police said, kennel attendant graduate student, and Errol Alvey, Brookhaven, Miss., sophomore, charging a school. Add $10 each way tor Peak Season departures east- bound June 1 thru Aug 31 and TP puncture wounds westbound July 1 thru Sept 30. Ms index violation of the Academic Good for overseas stays of up finger. He was Freedom Report by the to a year. ;"ed and released board of trustees with ediately from the regard to the incorporation center. of the State News. *125 YOUTH FARE. Ages 12 thru 25. Show proof of age No extra charges. For %/% youths wishing to remain over¬ seas more than a year, this fare 'ree Ham & Swiss Cheese is an exclusive with Icelandic and Is less than half the com¬ parable one way fare of any or Roast Beef Sub other scheduled airline. ARGENTA Vou buy a King 16" (2 items or PHOTO PRODUCTS h Varsity Pizza. Valid with this ad on wnday, May 22, 1972 Send folder CN on Youth/ Student Fr»e, Fast, Hot, Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. VARSITY 1227 E. Grand River 524 E. Michigan 332-6517 ICELANDIC 484 7414 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS . Monday^Mav ->•» . RICK G0SSELIN Seniors lead batsmen Burt is own man' in S' AD post to near weekend Two weeks ago in the dedication Saginaw Civic Center, an MSU alumni honV"61)05,1 II matched skating skills with the best the Ii»t1 By CRAIG REMSBURG up their 1972 season in the the 1970 71 Other seniors John Dace, Michigan had to offer. niv«rsity 0| II State News Sports Writer J.Burt Smith, then acting athletic Hir«o. I runner - up position in the Howitt hit four home runs in Brian Liedkfelt and Jesse and a 1938 graduate of MADISON, Wis. Five Big Ten race with a 10-4 his sophomore year and six Turner all contributed to the Michigan was "tMSl,l seniors on - the MSU baseball record. Iowa had already last season. Spartan effort. ultimatum by Wolverine Coach A1 Ronf gl.Y*n "*1 team closed out their taken the top honors with a Mis eight RBIs for the day Dace doubled his last time for Michigan or no one at all." donned Smith* I collegiate with 13-3 mark a week ago. gave him 45 for the year, at bat, Lieckfelt (4-1) picked the maize and blue that accom2- ^1 careers flourish here Saturday, in a Seniors Shaun Howitt and which broke by one of the up the win in the second Michigan uniform and took one shift ,'es shirf th«II for the spite of the oppressive heat at Ron Pruitt combined for season RBI record set by game with a fine relief job Wolverines. As a matter of fact, he oDem* tk | for Michigan at left defense and then sat the University of Wisconsin's nine hits and 11 RBIsin the Ellis a year ago. and even hit a long double, remainder of the contest. He went Guy Lowman Field. two-game set with the "It w, one of the best and Turner caught the last the skates at the end of the first as far a. tr°* u With the temperature in Badgers. days I've ever had," Howitt out of the season. remainder of the contest from the period and vSI the high 80s, the Spartans Howitt went 5 - for 6 and acknowledged. "I'm glad I Elliott Moore suffered his stands he I But there was one item in Smith's still had plenty of reserve in - could close out my career first loss of the season in the attire that I Wa the second game of a twinbill clouted three home runs during the day, running his with such a good day at the 7-5 defeat to end up with a made you feel that MSU really is his number onS' I l\<>conl-bri'akcr to hand the 20-22 Badgers a homer count to 12 for the* plate. I'm really happy about 7-1 record for the year. He was the only Wolverine on the green helmet adorning a Spartan figurehead ice that nightiS*' I 12-5 defeat. Wisconsin took season. His final round Against Northwestern, a "I had to wear the green on ® Outfileder Shaun Howitt broke two MSU baseball the first contest 7-5. tripper, a solo - shot to left in Pruitt had a single, two long homer to center by helmet," Smith s> belated explanation 1-riday. "That was batting records with a fine plate performance over Coupled with a 5-1 and 4-3 the fifth inning of the doubles and a homer against Dace with nobody on in the the onlvI could get on the bus back to East the weekend as the batsmen ended their season by sweep in a doubleheader nightcap, broke the all time the Badgers in eight trips to eighth inning of the second Lansing JZVI with Northwestern - the plate. He went 1 - for - 7 game." R I winning three out of four games. Friday, MSU record of 21 career game gave Steve VanderLann State News photo by Bruce Remington the 28-10-1 Spartans wound homers, set by Rob Ellis in in the doubleheader with his third relief win without a But Burt has more than just a now when asked where his green helmet to Mn I Northwestern the day loss this year in the 4-3 to succeed Clarence (Biggie) Munn loyalties lie. He nasn.mil before. Spartan victory. VanderLaan came on in last Friday at the I IN EMU OPEN the seventh after starter Brad board of trustee*I VanPelt re-injured the middle meeting as the MSU I BIG TEN finger of his pitching hand. athletic director. its been a And I VanPelt gave up five hits, six long time I Trackmen hit stride IOWA (Final Standing) W 13 3 L Pet. .813 walks and three earned runs, but fanned eight. In the 5-1 opener, Larry Ike picked up his seventh win coming. Burt qualified Smith is as could possible be any penon h is ■ _ I I MSU's trackmen held their relay units drew praise from relay — the time, 3:12.1. was second for MSU in the MSU 10 4 .714 of the campaign, as opposed assuming the reins it MSU. He came to I Big Ten "dress rehearsal" coach Fran Dittrich, even also a season's best. shotput and hurdlers Dave MICHIGAN 9 5 .642 to two losses, while allowing in 1954 as a MSU I Friday and turned in some though the efforts came in Martin and Chris Villadsen MINNESOTA 9 5 .642 just five hits and no earner foothill! coach after a eye - popping performances losing causes. "There wasn't Popejoy passed up the mile added third places for the NRTHWSTRN 10 8 .BM runs. highly I in the Eastern Michigan too much incentive for this for some relaxation ,CAVrUndeI an Office of Ma-dersd**! pleased he with the trustees' was permanent dean. made his historic China in February, Nixon journey to Free tie - dyeing, music premixed elsewhere. provided the music. A few Urban and "My personal perception Two bands, Uranus and Metropolitan said he seeks in Moscow to and a "moon walk" scraggly dogs danced to the jve approach related action. EPC has been is that naming an build "what we all want — Pillowcayse (featuring a slim music, while their owners resolution of urban acting highlighted the Snyder - e sirni ar to the , existing nrres' study'n8 Office issue the "'ban college would be premature in generations of peace in the Phillips fair Saturday as lead guitarist, Larry Wicket) relaxed on the sidewalks. jms." Green said. since December 1971 of International Programs, timing and prejudicial with years ahead, peace with Iff said he voted "I am pleased that the respect to process," he said more than 500 students, ha ve been board progress for all people and taking advantage of the H the college because established. , approved a college Thursday. peace with independence for Hopefuls to ional areas of essentially as it was weather, wandered in and ■ing and redefinition leded." He said the this As a layman, I believe recommended problem can best be as a by the EPC viable model for the On Friday Nanderscheid said he thinks Green has the all nations." The words came in a out of the festival. day - long spring meet handled in the luncheon toast to Chancellor Tgity did not remove outlined in the method University to fulfill its qualifications to be acting Kreisky, whom Nixon Organized by residents of Lai pressures" from office the two residence halls, the model. We need a fCt.'.^ cross - responsibilities in this area," he said dean. "My major concern was praised "as one of the top statesmen in the world." fair was designed to attract for school posts applied, »°i flea - market type sales to Ljvbt: eventually well tf!6 UnlvereitV Memmansaid. Thursday evening whether we needed an From the dining room of the coincide with Manderscheid questioned acting dean and if we didn't the J up with a college After the vote was taken, Kobenzl Hotel, Nixon Greenwich Village weekend lit. In my own HufT naming Green acting dean need one why put a person Candidates for positions on the Okemos Board of announced that his because he is viewed accepted Kreisky's wish for in downtown East Lansing. havenotyet as a into the position," he Education will present their views at an open we negative vote was not "every possible good luck" But not many showed up meeting at 8 ■ved at the full directed against Green. Huff "logical candidate" for explained. ln Moacdw and responded: p m Xuesday at the Kinawa Middle 4006 ORemos for the sale. Xutai articulation of and Merriman were two of Several students, clad in Road, Okemos. ■ programs of the four trustees who signed a bikinis, hot pants Trsity," he said. i my standpoint I letter to Wharton winter term opposing the urban Allies smash N.Viet tank attack swarmed with gin the area, and or less, many tonics Each candidate will make and will answer a short statement of questions from the floor afterwards. position college proposal developed (Continued from page 1) The meeting is sponsored by the |»v could stay out of by CUA. breaches yet of the key Vietnamese had been driven spokesmen said. Voters. All district voters are League of Women a!in of political back, the reports said. Continued Communist encouraged to attend the defense line 22 miles north session. j and return to a At the By mldafternoon pressure Thursday of Hue. was reported |er intellectual informal session, Lester V. Field reports said at least reinforcements still had not around Kontum, the he said. reached the marine position Manderscheid EPC 70 North Vietnamese were provincial capital in the but the situation was |f: Mid many people chairman, said members of killed by the strikes but central highlands that many urban college "as a the EPC subcommittee "easing up," military allied officials expect to be I for giving degrees to which drew up office and military sources in Saigon officers said. the target of the next major ints who are not gave a figure of 166. There Military sources said the college proposals for North Vietnamese effort. was no South Vietnamese killed 12 lnically qualified." Wharton and the Academic report on South South Vietnamese losses ■mman said he favored Vietnamese casualties. Communists and suffered Council Wharton's proposal in the fighting around T office" model The air and artillery were light casualties ln an "consistent" with their Kontum since Saturday believed to have broken the unsuccessful attempts to Jtloped by lational the Policies recommendations. back of the attack, and retake Outpost Checkmate, were given as 20 killed and After the vote 29 wounded. A South Friday, most of the surviving North which occupies a hilltop Vietnamese C123 cargo above Fire Base Bastogne 12 plane was destroyed in a 14 miles southwest of Hue. Panel to round rocket attack on the - probe war policy Bastogne week abandoned was after retaken last having been under fire Kontum airstrip, but there were no casualties , a earlier. spokesman said. htinued from page 1) distributed a mimeographed the board will include two U.S. advisers expressed (action to terminate of their objections to members selected by the concern that the South t for the war in all ">•. ad hoc committee administration, six from the FREE |ofthe University " criticizing ,t for having "no Academic Council, three Vietnamese forces moving on An Loc might lose COLOR CATALOG OUTLINES i4iidate, .10 philosophy and faculty members, one momentum that could cause i ac was hoc committee, unofficially no guidelines operate." by which to graduate and two undergraduate students and the push to bog down as it did • TIIE FINEST SELECTION OF WAIVERS AND earlier, farther south on by the city Kiiat their last meeting. The list proposes that the recommendations of the three representatives from the demonstrators. Highway 13. The highway itself was CAMPING, SKIING ATL: 111, 112 FINALS Begin work immediately committee should go The demonstrators Mso under North Vietnamese MOUNTAINEERING HUM.: 241, 242, 243 Jompiling information directly to the board of proposed that the fire and therefore largely fans and trustees and the city council committee investigate SOC.: 231A, 232 A & B, 233 A & B unusable the nearer the kistrators on current instead of going through EQUIPMENT NAT. SCI.: 191A, 192A, 193 A & B & C University and city policies government forces move to |ersity policies with normal channels for review. with regard to draft resisters An Loc. The city, which has CHEM.:130, 131, 141 t war and the The list also proposes and that the committee's been virtually destroyed by ECONOMICS: 200, 201 | constraints on tht that the membership of the • LOW CO-OP PRICES report be considered at the more than 50,000 rounds of HISTORY: 121, 122 i. A similar effort University committee be June 16 board meeting and shellings since April 20, was |be made in relevant MATH.: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 equally divided between the June 12 city council hit by about 700 rounds « DIVIDENDS TO MEMBERS f by East Lansing, representatives of the meeting. overnight, military PSYCH.: 170 'fos administration and the STATISTICS: 121 represent;ilives for demonstrators. The • FAST MAIL ORDER SERVICE "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50c Each.)" I ^'inonst rators committee as approved by Devil in Massachusetts The Black Experience Specialized Citizen Tom Paine Puritan Dilemma Poor White - Frazier Uncle Tom's Cabin Academic Research Autobiography of Ben Franklin Biography of Malcolm X custom research ■peech writing, drafting, cartography, M RECRE/ RECREATIONAL tutoring, language CAMPUS janslation, medical and legal research. J II INSIDE s I I'll EQUIPMENT,INC. WRITE ON SHOP 211 Abbott Rd. 351-9100 ACE HARDWARE 1525 -11th AVE. DEPT. UMS 217 E. Grand River Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. """• 1 111 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98122 OUR NEW LUNCH AND DINNER- XEROX 7000 NOW THEY'RE BOTH SPECIAL! STUDENTS* COPIES & REDUCES! Lunch Dinner MON. meat loaf It accommodates originals up to 14" x 18" and will 5/22 grilled cheese sandwich Oc potat°es $1.00 reduce them up to 38.5%. All for only - salad garnish COPY PLAN TUES. cup of soup (any number of originals) shaved beef on hard roll beef stroganoff w/noodles 5/23 qc WANTS TO 6IVE COPIES COST PER COPY salad garnish tossed salad I-10 V *0UR POCKETBOOK WED. shaved ham on hard roll lasagna w^arlic bread II-99 6* 5/24 salad garnish nr tossed salad $1.00 A BREAK . . . 100-249 5< cup of soup THURS. Tune "a break"and 250 ♦ 4< 5/25 pastrami on hard roll Swedish meatballs w/hoodies qq salad garnish .90 enjoy our Pitcher Pusher Party all day DUPLICATING PLAN Monday & Tuesday (one original) FRI. hot beef sandwich wAiravy french fried perch green beans mashed potatoes COPIES COST PER COPY 5/26 ,95 a a buttered carrots 3>I.UU HAPPY HOURS TOO! 50 99 3c 100 + 2c r*'£K.. "B ■ ■M l IJJ HOURS: iK. Student Book Store Union Cafeteria NOON: 11:15- 1:15 EVE: 5:00-7:00 421 E. Grand River Across from Olin. SUN: 12:00-2:00 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED The Quicker Way To Get The Results You Want Is To Use Classified Advertising 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING For Rent (classified ads get transporteSP.. 332-6246. 3-5-22 $75. Call Evergreen, Apartment 14- F. Employment PART TIME WORK OPPORTUNITY Apartments ^(>r 355-2321. Good condition. ■ results ■ _ 3-5-24 SIXTEEN (16) HOURS WANTED: 1 girl for summer. CAMARO 1969 Z/28, 4-speed, under warranty. 355-2912 OLDSMOBILE 1967, Cutlass, PER WEEK SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, Colllngwood Apartments. Call Beth, 361-8078 after 8 p.m., T«o>7N7„;r bedroom, 154 . PHONE 355-8255 after 6 p.m. 3-5-23 V-8 hardtop, power steering. ONLY days 332-2070.3-8-24 conditioning, s„ 347 Student Services Bldg. $750,627-2351.5-5-23 NURSES AIDES BEGIN Pool, J u n $2.15 HOUR. •AUTOMOTIVE CHEVY SS 283 1964. Good condition and transportation. PONTIAC 1956, runs good, DIETARY AIDES BEGIN SUMMER apartment, - FURNISHED 1 block from tB682l66/m0n,h : $300. 355-8838. 3-5-24 $2.00 HOUR. Scooters & Cycles body fair, good tires. Phone campus, $120, married, HOUSEKEEPERS BEGIN 351-1708.1-5-22 Parts & Service 655-3454. 3-5-23 CORVAIR 1967 Monza. Sport $2.00 HOUR. Aviation coupe. Stick. 4 on floor. THREE MAN PONTIAC G TO, 1968. furnished •EMPLOYMENT Offer. 349-1564. 2-5-23 INGHAM COUNTY Luxuriously equipped, power apartment, $140 Includes •FOR RENT EXTENDED CARE utilities. One block from steering, brakes, 4-speed, ET CORVETTE FACILITY will furnish full Apartments 1969. Silver mags, more.$1100.351-0594. ' campus. Clean. 372-7074 80 hours orientation with after 4:30 p.m. 3-5-24 convertible, 360, 300, power 5-5-23 Houses pay. Applicant must have steering, AM/FM radio. After Rooms 5 p.m. 489-6732. 3-5-22 PONTIAC, 1969, Cataline, 2 independent tran^ortation and telephone availability. WANTED: GIRL end cat n^ad •FOR SALE door hardtop. Vinyl roof, power room June to June 1973. Call Animals CORVETTE 1962. 327, V-8. 4 Dependable adult women 351-6234.3-5-24 steering, disc brakes, slight front who wish a long term Mobile Homes speed. 5 ET mags, headers, end damage. $1,100. Days call - 351.9 $1300. Phone 482-7601 485-2273 nights. 625-3710. assignment preferred. •Lost & Fount! Possible that permanent 40 MARRIED STUDENTS between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. 2-5-22 •PERSONAL 5-5-23 hour week positions will be ft FACULTY SUMMER TIME CtZ •PEANUTS PERSONAL RAMBLER available at later date. Apply Air - conHl».-fch AMBASSADOR CUTLASS S 1968. New in person, 3882 Dobie Road, pool. •REAL ESTATE - Sedan, 1967. Air, automatic, 351-3751 eveninai •RECREATION chrome, wide ovals, air, power. Looks good, runs Okamos. x-7-5-23 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. 1 shocks, snows. 353-8169. well. $650. Phone 351-6740. tome with study •SERVICE 3-5-24 (pFXAHayvtoam/ /si3/f LMUNA,MICH HOUSEKEEPER OR couple. Instruction 5-5-25 Light housekeeping, live - In, DON'T SIGN Typing Service •TRANSPORTATION CORVETTE STINGRAY, 1969, low mileage. Many extras. SCHOOLBUS -CAMPER must have references. Drive. Write Box A-1, Michigan from $149 „mo THAT LEASE Phone, 351-3185. 6-5-26 converted, new V-8, etc. 649 Scooters & Cycles Employment State News. 3-5-23 •WANTED Evergreen or call 351-9246, UNFURNISHED 351-1942. 5-5-22 walking FIAT 19 67 convertible 850 HONDA CL450 1970. 5000 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. CLERK WANTED. Apply et children welcome diiuncitocimpu} I 10 .. RATES'* >vord nllnlmu'rn Spider, excellent condition. SPITFIRE 1970. 29,000 miles, miles, perfect shape, call Cocktail and dining room waitresses. Front desk 519 East Michigan Avenue. plana, no pats s ^rv !* *'?*' icVT m,lnUn"» " foomi, I I 393-8735. 5-5-24 351-5998 after 6 p.m. 5-5-23 489-8458. 10-5-22 new Michelins, $1200. After position. Apply in person, carpeting, ina moMn[ I WO No. day; 5 p.m. 349-2719. 3-5-22 furnlshlngi(ilr condltlonlni I (JDS KNOB HILL BEAR MT. and s 10 FIAT 128, 1971, 15,700 miles, TRIUMPH 1969 - DAYTONA RESORT, For Rent congenial uuum! I excellent condition, AM 500. Low mileage. Call Grayling, Ml or call managers '" IMOBJ TToo TRIUMPH 1969 Tiger. Excellent 1 348-6641. 10-6-31 radio, eight track tape, must 349-0583. 2-5-23 condition. $900 or best offer. WATER'S EDGE APTS, I EEJ EC] 13 mn *■80 6.00 7.80 | 9.75 15.60 19.50 sell, $1500 or best offer. 355-1179. 5-5-22 351-7397 after 1 p.m. 3-5-24 BSA 441cc Trail, rebuilt, ALCOA TV AND STEREO rental: Fast free delivery and service. APARTMENTS 3324432 Knobbies and big sprocket. SUBSIDIARY HAS Summer $9.50/month no deposit, low - FORD TRIUMPH 1970 GT 6 plus. work available. We will be term 3494700 MALE FOR four-man | 000 11.70 23.40 1968 1 2' Step-van, 6' Excellent condition. Best $400. Call 676-2580 after rates available. equipment guaranteed. Call All $62.50 per month 1 ceiling, $1995. Excellent offer. 351-6818. 3-5-24 4:30 p.m. 5-5-26 interviewing the last week of OfEN Monday Friday 8.00 | 13.00 26.00 condition. St. Johns, May. Watch for Interview NEJAC, 337-1300. C-6-31 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. 351-2328 3-5-22 224-7968. 5-5-23 times. C FT? FKT1 10.00J 16.25 ^so] VOLKSWAGEN 1959. Beetle. HONDA S-90 , excellent Saturday 12-6 p.m. FORD ECONOLINE Van 1966. 38,000 miles. $850. Also condition, 1968, 2700 miles, CAMPING 613HILLCREST. Clo'iri] best offer over $125. BABYSITTER FOR seven pleasant an DEADLINE 8 passenger, curtains, 1971 Super - Beetle 355-5846. 2-5-23 month old. Mature, EQUIPMENT LOCATED K MILE NORTH TENTS conditioned, dishwatft 1 P.M. one class day automatic, luggage rack. convertible, only 589 miles. OE JOLLY RD. ON experienced. Eight - five, LANTERNS nicely furnished, 351-4446.3-5-24 before publication. $750. 645-7485. 3-5-23 1970 BSA 640cc Cerianis Forks. Monday - Friday. Phone SLEEPING BAGS, ETC. OKEMOSROAD spacious. From $50/pe. Excellent condition. $1150. 355-2994 after five. 3-5-24 351-0705 or 355-0' VOLKSWAGEN A to Z MENTAL Cancellations/Cor¬ HOUSECAR. 1963 Home - SQUAREBACK 1968. Many Call 355-6361. 5-5-24 SUBLEASE SUMMER dose, 10-5-31 6019 S. Cedar 393-2232 rections -12 noon one made, sleeps 4, stove, LEGAL SECRETARY - Legal lerge 2-man, furnished, air - extras, air, radio, 484-4183 class day before refrigerator, sink. 625-3111, after 4 p.m. 5-5-26 CYCLE INSURANCE - Central Assistant. 25 - 30 hours per week. Legal experience not I - 4 MAN. UPSTAIRS conditioned. 361-6847 3-6-22 CAPITOL AREA Near LCC,| publications. 625-7485, Perry. 3-5-23 Michigan's Largest insurer, apartment for summer. 10 rooms furnished any cycle, any rate. 144 North required. Students with 2 minute drive to campus, includes utilities. Glr . The State News will be KARMANN - GHIA 1964. Red, Harrison, East Lansing or years or more of college will furnished, utilities paid. $170 NEAR CAMPUS. 4-man married couple, no childm responsible only for the new brakes, runs good. 49,000 332-5335. LLOYDS OF be considered. Excellent In per month. 482-3406 after apartment. Summer term or pets. 489 1276.4 first day's incorrect miles. $250,489-0237.3-5-24 VOLKSWAGEN 1962, Factory LANSING. 0-5-31 typing and English, Secretarial five. 3-5-24 $220. 381-0154. 3-5-22 insertion. rebuilt engine, gas heater experience and shorthand MT. HOPE - Cedar arts I LEMANS 1965,automatic. V-8, (disconnected), good tires, BSA, 441 Zictor • wants to preferred. Training in Legal bedroom, furnished, J students ads must be steering, brakes, white walls. plates. $300. 355-9932. climb trees. Best offer. assistant work will be given. Apartments SUMMER! utilities paid. $115.6! prepaid Good condition. $425. 5-5-25 485-0409, days. 3-5-22 Hours may be adjusted after 5 p.m. 3-5-22 351-4354.3-5-24 permit continuation of MILFORD STREET 126, VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK education. Send resume to 3 - deluxe 2 and 3 man FURNISHED, FOR 4 t MAVERICK 1967. New Radials. Clean Aviation C, Michigan State News. State apartments, furnished, air per parson Parking, quiet, 3 $45 1970. Low walk per month mileage, very clean. Call Ron inside and out. $750. LEARN TO FLYI salary requirements. 3-5-24 conditioning walking dittance campus. Septembtg Complete 4 man apt. Automotive 351-5872. 10-5-31 627-5350. 14-5-30 flight training. All coins are to campus. Summer rentals. 351-9561. 10-6-1 SHOE SALESMAN - part time, Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 government and VA certified. AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite 1969 MAVERICK 1970. Must sell for VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1966. 3 or 4 days a week. Apply or 489 1656. 22-5-31 FRANCIS AVIATION. SUMMER, GIRL for 2-n* mechanically good radials. $750. 349-0342. 3-5-23. reasonable price. Standard transmission, radio. Clean, no rust, newly overhauled engine and parts, Airport Road. Call 484-1324. C-5-31 NOBIL SHOE STORE, Meridian Mall. 2-6-23 SUMMER SUBLET. students, 2 - man furnished, Grad $60 485-4741.3-5-24 good driving. $595. 482-1226. 3-5-22 CHURCH OFFICE secretary, air • conditioned, pool, near per person BARRACUDA $75 FASTBACK payroll, 1967. Bright red. Standard M.G. 1100 1966. Good motor, VW 7—.7—7 1964. Exce ~~ <4 uto Service & Parts shorthand tax, typing, and campus. $150. 337-2659. 2-5-22 NORWOOD Al shift, economical "6". New body, needs U-joint. Make Summer sublet, nearca Triumph GT-6, excellent. KEEP ilmeographing, experience tires, battery, muffler. Less offer. 332-4790. 3-5-23 ON TRUCKIN'. Repair reduced rates. 351-21 Inquire 2063 Hamilton Road, necessary. Call 332-2559 SUBLET SUMMER, 2 or 3 man, than 50,000 miles. Very good work on Volkswagen, bugs 6 p.m. 5-5-24 Okemos. 3-5-23 between 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. furnished, air conditioning, CEDAR VILLAGE shape throughout. $600. MGB 1971.British Racing green,in busses, or Ghias. GRAND 2-5-23 Reasonable. 337-2088. Phone 485-8253. 2-5-23 good condition. Call after 4 VW VAN. New engine, sun roof. RIVER CITGO. 1054 East 3-6-23 APARTMENTS TWO MEN foi 3-man Jurw 1^ p.m. 393-6037 3.5.23 Grand River. 351-9274. Near campus. 351-S216 aft Must sell. $1500. Call Linda ASSISTANT CAMP cook BUICK GS400 1969. 4 __Cj5-31 needed. Male or female. Must Bogue St. at the Red (Jedat 6 p.m. 3-5-22 - speed, Liebold, 332-3516.3-5-24 good condition. Phone MOTOR HOME. have experience. Camp 351-5180 Converted 1 AUTOMOTIVE ONE MAN needed for a 2acioui 20 ■ Completely Furnished a Balcony or Patio Units luxury apartments are completely SUBLEASE ~FOR Saul's a Study Area with drop lite a Walk thru Kitchen carpeted and furnished with dirtinctive Spanish Mediterranean summer"7 21 grindlall"' | featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ Range a Disposer badroom furnished furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 23. Duster I■ Unlimited VLnundry Parking facilities a Storage ■ Party Room and garbage disposal and individual apartment, air - conditioned. 24 Principal central control air conditioning. These four man units have Okemos. 349-4826. 2-6-23 up to 3 25 Front parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated 26 Uncle« swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to LENAWEE, 1314 W. - ]7w^ Scotland unfurnished, stove, and 28. Endeavor be among the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM cell Model Apt i.'02-A today. The 2 refrigerator utilities paid. 31. Medical su"* bedroom units start at $60/month per man Pretty I1'1 CAMPUS mil Open 9 a.m. lo 6 pm $140/month plus deposit. 32. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: IV9-7020 1 -2:30 p.m. 7-6-31 33 Exchange 349-3530 LARRY SCOTT at 361-7180. THREE, SIX NINE and TWELVE premium TWO GIRLS needed for MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE en 37 Snow W" ■ aJLiiiiHMjra . apartment 355-2466^1-5-22 fall - spring friend managementrxr, MANACU-.MLNT uvvfiyry EXCLUSIVELY BY. A„L> STATE MANAGEMENT SUITE 241 E. SAGINAW HWY CO., INC ROOM 38. 39. Attention Old far" 411 AND kitchen, job measure EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 opportunity too. Call 40. Spot 349-1474 after 6 p.m. B-6 26 ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 22, 1972 9 for Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Personal House* ifl WHAT'S. partments House* 50 USED SEWING machines, USED COLUMBIA MR $9.95 and up. Consoles and tandem PREGNANT? "room apartment, STUDENTS FOR summer SUMMER SPECIAL, 3 bicycle. Excellent condition Call We understand. , conditioned, and/or fall term. portables, Zig-Zag and straight $75. Call 627-4323. 3-5-22 us. Pregnancy - Stoddard bedroom , 24, 332-6715. Street. $200/month. Phone house. $160 plus stitchers. counseling. 372-1560. 0-5-31 utilities, 351-4698 after 6 p.m. 5-5-24 deposit. Phone 489-0120 ELECTRO-GRAND, 804 TWO LESLIES, fair 3-5-22 East shape. $600 POSTAGE FOR GAS Michigan, Lansing. Good for band use. LOVELY Hours, 9 355-8773 When people In Oxon Hill, OMEN for four-™. FURNISHED, 2,3, 4, a.m. to 5 p.m. 5-5-22 Md., need a postage stamp, 2 BEDROOM duplex. Summer Announcements for It's What's , close $50/month. bedroom houses. Summer Saturday, 9-12 noon. thev stop at Smltty's Service MSU College Republicans will rates only. $200. 4 0-22-5-31 Station, wherethey get an 6c Happening must be recieved in meet at 7:30 p.m. 949 3-5-23 $160-$190/month, utilities. 1 2 plus campus. 393 5883, 882 blocks from YOUTH BED $20. Cradle" $7^ U.S. stamp with every the State News office, 341 Union. All members are Monday in 38 - miles from 9808 Double bed, $30. purchase of 8 gallons of urged to leave message. 332-2141 gas. Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. attend. gY Meijers, Summer campus. Available June. No 4-5-23 T*0I>HIES 4 PLAQUES 3-5-23 The operator of the stalon at least two class "beginning feels this giveaway is days before .00m $50 month; share fall" calls now, OVII 1000 TIOPHWS ON DISPLAY useful than others more publication. No please. 349-3604 after lOa.m NO WA^NC . announcements Alpha Phi Omega will sponsor a j35 349-0342. 3-5-23 Rooms IMM.WVI Mi/VMT 21" COLOR RCA Console. Will . . you can use because ". U.S. postage will be accpeted by phone. No 0-5-5-25 trade for stamps today, next year, and special one day blood drive from motorcycle. even when you're announcements will be accepted II a.tn. to 5 p.m. today in the mate service 2 SPARTAN HALL now leasing 484-2955, 6274810. 3-5-22 And you can use 50." for events outside the greater Shaw Hall lower lounge to BEDROOM, air - conditioned summer/fall. Men, women. NEWS Classified Ads when STATE help Lansing area. mer rent Rates Call 351-9488. 3-5-24 Color TV, 1/a block STUDIO BEDS $15 each, Adler you're young, old or middle - cover Memorial Day weekend campus. international typewriter, $70 aged to help you blood needs. 215 Louis. 2-5 buy good Ted $45 COUNTRY LIVING. Liberal p.m. Monday - Call, 337-0715. 3-5-23 things you want at a price Brooks, associate single Friday. 351-4495. 0-9-5-31 you can afford to pay. So If ombudsman, will meet with any - couple. Cheap. Close. Good you haven't been reading the interested MSU volunteer at 4 332 4432 people. 485-4018. 373-6850 ATTRACTIVE SINGLE, AMATEUR RADIO equipment Want Ads lately, be sure to p.m. Use the Gay Roommate 3-5-24 for turn to the Tuesday in 6 Student Referral Service for summer or graduate S020 VINf ST. Phott» Hammarlund HQ - 100AC values for everyone supermarket of Services Bldg. to discuss "The woman. Near today! fall housing. Call 353 - 9795 r SUBLET. Large 332 1667 receiver, Knight Kit T-60 campus. References. - University and Student or write or visit 24 Student -nditioned two-man GIRL(S), SUMMER, for large 2- 332-1746. 5-5-26 Larry Cushion Sporting Goods transmitter. $175 or hassle. EXTRA TV'S sell fast in Volunteers - Problems and Services Bldg. $l60/month. Call bedroom. $75/month. t.M*. h or MicM.-wist or SIMS "ianjino s housi or Ken, 355-6716, SX-4-5-23 spring Perspectives." r»orniis~ with low-cost Want Ads. Dial ''74.3-5-23 337-9414 evenings, 3-5-24 SUMMER/FALL. Clo7e~~to ITALIAN BICYCLES - 20" 355-8255. The Monday Business Flick will |7se one bedroom EAST LANSING, campus. Singles, doubles with CONCORD 1972. 23' self - Colnago, 22" Chiappini. present "Self - Motivated (student) 1,2 kitchen, laundry, utilities. contained, many optionals. Achiever" at noon air-' : apartment with Campanolo parts. $250 each, today in 115 „d :itionjng. Nice for and 3 bedroom duplexes for 2, $48-$60/month. 351-2029 Phone 482-4319.3-5-24 Peanuts Personal Eppley Center. 3 or 4. Call CLAUCHERTY best offer. 332-1868. 5-5-23 jed couple. $160. REALTY 3-5-23 «, Service 351-5300, evenings WOMEN'S GOLF MR. SCHUETTE Sir, Have East 426.5-5-23 332-5900.2-5-23 clubs, a Lansing Democrats will ROOM NEAR campus. House beginners set. Cheap only $20. Animals Happy twenty one, sweetie. meet at 8 p.m. Typing Service Tuesday at the All - "ANTED, fall • tprinfl. 6 OR 7 privileges. $70/month. Call 353-7915.3-5-24 Claud. 1-5-22 Saints Church, 800 N. Abbott girls, large well kept - 337-1777. 2-5-22 S man, Twyckingham, BEAUTIFUL KITTENS, litter - Road. house. Summer. 351-8182 moker, unique. PLAYBOY MAGAZINE trained, 8 weeks old, need TERM PAPERS 1-6-22 typed by 8.3-5-22 SUMMER, LARGE single. SALE III 20% off normal prices, loving homes. Free. Recreation experienced typist. Close to Rep. Mike McCormack, D - EAST Kitchen, bath, utilities paid. 1956 - 1972111 CURIOUS 372-2392. 3-5-23 campus. 484-1874. 15-6-1 Washington, will speak on LANSING, for lease Near campus. BOOK SHOP, 541 East Grand UNION BOARD "Congressional Response to the 351-4308. FLIGHTS. $.. • ,w° starting fall. 5 or house, large yard, to campus. $325/month. 6 bedroom not so close 3-5-23 SUMMER ROOM River (below Paramount) 1 -6 p.m. 5-5-26 FINAL CLEARANCE of Assorted sizes and colors. kittens. All Summer Detroit-London, still Flights FROM WHERE you me better sit, check jobs in today's Energy Crisis" at 3 p.m. today in 106 Holmes Hall. And, and board. carpet 8nd child proof. Call available from $195. Contact Classified Ads. ns per 2 or 3 people apartments, new Theta Sorority. 10 weeks AMPEX MODEL 800 stereo - UNION BOARD FLIGHTS The MSU Veterans Assn. will building. Close to campus. tape 371-4950. 5-5-26 349-9371. 337-0100, recorder, good condition. Best Monday-Friday, meet at 7 p.m. $154 1-4 pjn. C Wednesday in the ortment! • $195/month. Inquire x-10-5 26 offer. 349-9468. 2-5-23 COMPLETE THESES service. American Legion Hall. 135 GREAT DANES. AKC. Shots. Burcham, 5 - 7 p.m LONDON $200. Weekly flights Discount printing. IBM typing balconies, too ONLY. 1-5-22 Blacks and Brindles. Will hold ROOMS, SINGLES AND until available, call Frank Buck and binding of theses, The MSU Sailing Club will meet MATE SERVICE DOUBLES. Cooking facilities. June, 337-2092. resumes, publication. Across at 7:30 ner Rent Rates 3 BEDROOM, completely BL-3-5-24 351-2286, 5-7 p.m. 3-5-23 from campus, corner M.A.C. p.m. Tuesday in 35 Utilities paid. CALL Union. Elections will be held May from $45 furnished, carpeted house. 372-8077. C-5-31 and Grand River, below Jones 30. New members are welcome. Available June 15th. 332-6715. National Advertised AFGHAN HOUND - puppies, XX 'ater'S edge blue, black masked cream or Stationery Shop. Call 3-5-23 PENNSYLVANIA Tents COPYGRAPH SERVICES, AVENUE There will be 'river's edge South, near Michigan Avenue. Quality Awing Shop black, 8 weeks, AKC. OLYMPIC GAMES 337-1666. C-5-31 an organizational to Cedar Village 45 12 S. MITHRA AFGHANS. meeting concerning the Wonder EAST SIDE. 1024 Eureka. Quiet for student. Near Logan bread boycott at noon 332-4432 * Complete furnished, available line. $15 weekly plus bus GUITARS: GIBSON ES 345 332-1895, 3-5-22 MUNICH, GERMANY the Union Women's Lounge. todax in deposit. - - 18 days tour or hotel an for 2-man September, $225 per month. Phone 627-5454. 3-5-24 TD hollow body tickets only. - electric; B - ST. BERNARD Pho PROFESSIONAL THESIS uiet, beginning 351-3969. O 25 12 - 2V4 year old 339-2075 There will be - 12-string;SG electric. male. AKC. Excellent a potluck dinner of June. 351-0242. ROOMS. MALE, 355-6822. 3-5-24 markings. typing for any field. IBM cooking Must sell. 627-7763. SUMMER IN followed by a Women's EAST SIDE, Newly remodeled 5-5-24 EUROPE Only Selective Typewriter. Call facilities, available now. $2101 Call Toll Free - Liberation meeting at 6 p.m. house, 4 bedrooVns, 332-0625 after 5 p.m.3-5-24 Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. SUNGLASSES, SAFETY or ALASKAN 1-800-225-2531. Free Travel D-20-5-22 today at the Women's Center, :ette furnished, completely furnished. tempered lens. Or any Optical MALAMUTES, AKC 547 E. Grand River Ave. registered, puppies and adults. Planner ■ Prime datesl Available June. $160 SUMMER - SINGLES $60. needs. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, summer. $250 fall. 351-3969. Doubles $48. Kitchen, 2615 East Michigan Avenue. Selling my entire stock. Lower UNI-TRAVEL TYPING THESES and letters, TV, prices. Also racing equipment. CORPORATION. 14-6-2 Nominations are being parking available. Close, etc. Rapid, accurate service. 372-7409. C-5-5-26 accepted for the undergraduate 355-2617.2-5-23 Angelo D. Lentini, Route 1. Experienced. 393-4075. JET FLIGHTS to seat on the Academic Council for Box 131, Germany from COUNTRY HOME 5 miles DOUBLE BED, Ellsworth, Michigan C-5-31 the College of Agriculture chairs, desk, 49729. Phone 616-588-2955 $159. Anne Munnich, and icy, air conditioned, South, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 4 ROOM, TWO available for dresser, more. Cheap. Phone 355-7846.0-1-5-22 Natural Resources in 121 3-5-24 > campus. $137 acres. $250 per month. summer. Clean and neat. $45* 351-7939.1-5-22 Agricultural Hall through May ,r $154 fall. 484-0585, 676-2191 nights. O $50 includes utilities. Wanted 24. So. 06-31 372-7074. 3-5-24 GARAGE SALE:: 175 Kedzie, Mobile Homes Service EAST OF Haslett, newly East Lansing. May 24, 9 - 6 PLS 291 Tutorial help The MSU Baha'i Club invites needed. iNSING - 2 bedroom, remodeled country home, 3 MEN, SHARE room in clean, p.m. Miscellaneous articles. MOBILE HOME 8' x 28' with 7' Will pay. Phone 372-5927, everyone to a weekly discussion i townhouse. 1624 bedroom, completely quiet house. Cooking, close. 2-5-23 x 10' shed, $900 on PHOTOCOPIES 3c! evenings. 5-5-25 of the Baha'i faith at 7:30 Lot 124, pjn. ii. 694-8619. 4-5-22 furnished. Available Summer term, $100. BEAT XEROX prices Mondays in the Union Sunporch. 2780 East Grand River. September. $225. 351 3969. 485-8836. 0-6-2 CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE. CREATIVE RESEARCH, I FAMILY NEEDS furnished 351-9483.3-5-23 Work done locally. Free Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 apartment or house. The elections task force of the ROOMS AVAILABLE for estimates. Fast, guaranteed September - December. Will Coalition for Human Survival will PARKWOOD 1968. 12' x 60', 3 WANTED ONE summer. Carpeted, clean, service. EXTERIOR sublet. Prefer East meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 35 periSn Approximately v4 bedroom, PAINTING. Grad Lansing or summer term -'ose to campus. No normal repair cost. appliances, students, reliable, references. Okemos 332-4945. 5-5-25 Union to discuss endorsements and/or 2 peope WILCOX screened porch, skirted, in starting fall. Own room. drugs, ,-ienty of free parking, SECOND HAND Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. and platform for STORE, King Arthur's. Phone county ' sublet, roomy, close Close, cheap. refrigerators. Males only. Call 509 East Free estimates. C4-5-22 DON'T FORGET blood comes elections. 351-3129. 351-2755 Michigan, 489-0088. 5-5-24 •«>»«* mpus, $130. Call 2-5-22 between 2 p.m, 485-4391. C only from people. Save a life. * 3-5-24 and 5 p.m. weekdays. Ask for TV - RADIO REPAIR. Free Give blood. Professional There is still time to enter the Ed. O NEW MOON 10' x 60', 3 5 TO SUBLET summer across STAMPS - COINS - supplies. bench estimates. Reasonable donors compensated. Alpha EpsOon Phi sorority art Buy, sell, US, Foreign, bedroom, air - conditioner, MICHIGAN show from 1 to 4 pjn. May 25 on from campus. 337-0793. rates. Call 332-2425. 5-5-26 COMMUNITY CLEAN QUIET ROOM, male, washer, freezer, shed. $3000. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. $55/month. 2-5-22 KALIB, 541 East Grand the Alle. Call 351 - 9200 for summer, fall, $58. Close, no River, East Lansing. 1-6 p.m. 627-5649.5-5-26 C-5-31 information. TV FACTS now has parking, no cooking. Monday - Saturday. an 3-4 man modern house. 351-1754 after 7 Entertainment Guide as well SCIENCE p.m. or 332-0112. 10-6-2 FICTION BOOKS, :L needed for 3 - man Air-conditioning, shag 351-3439. 5-5-24 Lost & Found as a Shopping Guide. Comics, wantedlll CURIOUS Newly elected precinct fall. Twyckingham. C-13-5-31 delegates can get a primer on the carpeting, walk to campus. SANSUI 800 AM/FM stereo BOOK SHOP, 541 East 1.3-5-24 Summer Grand convention system at the Free U - $235. 337-1026. receiver. Sansui reverb amp. FOUND: FEMALE Calico River (below 5-524 For Sale AK AI kitten, in Berkey on 5/19. FOR QUALITY service Paramount) 1 -6 campaign class at 7:30 pjn. X-200-D automatic on P.m. 332-0112. 5-5-26 Tuesday in 34 Union. FURNISHED reverse tape deck. CANON 3514176. 3-5-24 stereos. TV's and recorders. (iancy. 915 Lilac. TWO GIRLS needed to share FURNITURE, 3 complete THE STEREO 600mm R sut lens with SHOPPE. 9. $120 - $130 house. $40 each. 485-1330, rooms for only $377. 337-1300. C-5-31 bellows. Mint CANON i electricity, evenings. 3-5-22 BROOKS FURNITURE, FT-QL with 1.2 lens. Large Personal 'after 10 a.m. 3-5-24 627-9600. O TV, HI - Fl repairs. Recorders, selection super-8 cameras and FUTURE CPA's learn HOW to radios. Dependable, low rates. HASLETT. 2 bedroom house on projectors. 800 used 8-track Save. 351-6680. 0-9-6-2 . LS needed for 4 - man prepare for the CPA exam. Lake Lansing. Furnished, no GIRLS 26" 3 - speed tapes, $2 each. WILCOX fall, Twyckingham. BECKER CPA REVIEW "" pets. $175 plus utilities. COLUMBIA bike, almost SECOND HAND STORE, "5-2072. 3-5-24 Available July 1st. 339-2075. new. 351-9288. 3-5-24 509 East Michigan. COURSE. Call collect, liislruclitm 5-6-25 485-4391. C Detroit, 313-961-1400. jANant. for two man LADIES GOLF clubs, bag. Only 1-5-22 LEARN TO DRIVE. Summer. Near A-1 LARGE HOUSE, unfurnished. 4 used twice. $25. Telephone 21. 23 INCH BIKES. 10 speed, Rent negotiable. DRIVER TRAINING $99.95. SPORTSMEISTER • or 5 persons, 1 block from 351 -3823 even i ngs. S SUMMER PHOTO WORKSHOP. 2.5-5-26 SCHOOL. Experienced SHOP, 332-3531. 14-5-31 Creative B/W campus, carpeted, fireplace Printing. 7 3 - instructor. 372-5625. 9-5-26 332-2650. x-3-5-22 BICYCLES, NEW. 3-5-10 hour sessions ■ GIRL grad for 1 1971 TRAYNOR 200 watt, bass meeting or 2 speeds. Good quality, price. Tuesday and Thursday PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. "apartment, summer, 351-3373.1-5-22 amplifier, good condition. afternoons from June 20 - da 4-6. SUMMER and next Fall. Folk, Rock, Classical. All 351-1562. 3-5-24 $200. 353-7426. 3-5-22 July 13. Creative B/W Printing Close to campus. 641-6496 styles. $3 per lesson.Inquire at AUCTION - ANTIQUES 7 3 - hour sessions meeting MARSHALL MUSIC, *ded for summer. after 7 p.m. 10-5-25 3 household. 4 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday evenings from June 351-7830. C-1-5-22 om duplex. Call 22 - August 3. HOUSE WITH garden needs 1 or May 24th. 208 Mason Street, COLE'S BAKERY Posing and ,79.1-5-22 2 for summer. 489-2891. Mason. 1-5-22 TUESDAY ONLY. Special, 4 Lighting the Face and Figure 9 = J l-'mner sublet, $150, air 3-5-22 USED GOLF clubs and bag, loaves Home - bread, at our Bakery Foods Style white 3 - hour sessions Tuesday evenings from June meeting Typing Service 126 Milford. 20 MANY HOUSES and farms, men's starter set. $25. Concession. MEIJER - August 15. Enrollment ANN BROWN: Typing and 27.3-5-24 limited in all workshops. summer and fall leases. Call 393-5285.2-5-23 THRIFTY ACRES, Okemos, multilith offset £ SUBLET, furnished, two pool, 3 625-3739. 5-5-22 BEDROOM, 2 baths, full TWO 145 LESLIES, cheap. South Pennsylvania, West Saginaw. KROGER, Frandor, Logan Center, 4002 West Register prior to June 3. For further information call Don DeKoninck's Studio at Complete dissertations, service manuscripts, general typing, printing. theses, for Now leasing for .,ir conditioned'. basement, call 4856071, $600. Good for band use. Saginaw, 1721 North Grand 485-8253 during business IBM. 22 • 3-5-24 355-8773. 5-5-22 hours. B-1-5-22 years experience. John. 3-5-22 River. C-2-5-23 349-0850. C-5-31 PARTMENT "• women. Private for 1~or Collingtooot) Cedar summer & fall !' P'e'ure window. 5-5-26 Gree LY means FURNISHED pool, • 'partment (our 2 a BAY COLONY • iicn°°nSible married BEECHWOOD '"dudes condieverythin tioning m J"111 • June References. - Mid - air DELTA ARMS •5-5-26 EVERGREEN ARMS 341 Evergreen 332 - 8295 1Ml'* and • HASLETT ARMS 135 351 Colllngwood - 4627 GRA0 student • PRINCETON ARMS 1316 Haslett Rd. else to on 351 Haslett Road, - 1647 .. . • l,ek®' J75-full 10 NORTH POINTE RENTED :tri city 1135 Michigan Avenue "une 351 4698. right next to Brody Complex • UNIVERSITY TERRACE CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are now leasing student and married • sunnmer couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are UNIVERSITY VILLA ellent location, carpeted - and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each Paid- unit has a garbage disposal 351-0177. and individual air-conditioning. These INN AMERICA two-man units have ample parking space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a See resident manager for giant swimming showing. No appt. necessary. *1 pool and private balconies. We also have a full - time resident JJ6*•'•ndwidu.i.. ; Surnmer. Rant any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR manager for and 2 bedroom furnished apts. as low as for 3 month summer lease. Also $150 per month limited number of ^353-8059. 3-5-24 lots of grass GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION $85/month per special summer school leases designed for the 5 week student. $275. CALL:MARK SIMONS, 1-6 p.m.. 5 ♦wniihed house. 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelve month leases available. Roomate service available. •Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking *Diihwasers •New Furniture ALL SIATE MANAGEMENT HALSTEAD •Model Open Daily CO., INC. ft** bedroom •Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind (Behind the Yankee Store) Call 351 8282 MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 SUITE411 MANAGEMENT , 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Hours: Monday, Tuesday Friday, Saturday STATE DISCOUNT Hours: Wednesday, Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 307 E.Grand River Next to "The Card Shop" 9 A.M. to 9 P.m. $1.10 $1.75 $1.10 100 Count Close Dp Arrid Extra Crest Sparklers Cigarettes Hinged Toothpaste Dry Deodorant Paper Plates Toothpaste Soap Box 6.2 °z 59c oo* ggc 3/99° 49* 70159c 8's JC limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 5-27-72 limit 3 pkgs. (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) limit 6 (Coupon) 18° limit 1 E xpires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Ea East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only E*P'r«&, $1.50 $2.00 Reg. $5.98 Stereo L.P. Reg. $6.98 Stereo L.P. 59c Coppertone Bain de Soleil 20% Off $1.8^^ America History of Masking Raid House & Ta nning Butter Spray Suntan Creme Garfe The Discount Price on all Eric Clapton Tape Bug Killer 4 oz 99° 31„; 8 5159 Foster-Grant or Polaroid Sunglasses limit 1 limit 1 T limit 1 $399 39c oZ5 $|19 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) limit 1 E xpires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) limit 1 Expires after 5-27-72 Ea t Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only , Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only after 5.27.75 $1.00 $2.50 Reg. $5.98 Stereo L.P. $3.50 Reg. $5.98 Stereo LP. 59c Swe list) Tanning Secret Aloe Suntan 100 count Fragile- Graham Nash Pony Tail Tanning Butter Preserver The Yes Aspirin David Crosby Holders V/to 2 jar 67c 6oz. $"188 3's $239 39c limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) i 1 $329 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) $329 limit 1 ii- limit 1 E» pires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 5 (Coupon) (Coupon) Eas Lasnlng Store Only 1 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) East Lansing Store East Expires after 5-27-72 Only Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Expires atter East Lasnlng Store Only East 5-27-72 Lansing Store Onh. $1.05 Reg. $5.98 Stereo L.P. Iodine ALL Reg. $5.98 Stereo LP. $2.50 $2.9^^ Johnson & Johnson Nilsson Schmilsson First Take- Flex Balsam Tanfastic 1 oz. Band-Aids 8 Track Stereo Tapes Harry Nilsson Roberta Flack Hair Conditioner Suntan Lotion or ffl 14c 90's $349 $1" limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) T (Coupon) No Limit $329 170, limit 1 ! 8°* ggc Ex pires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) limit 1 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) Eas Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires atter 5-27-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store OnM $1.09 Reg. $5.98 Stereo L.P. 69c Reg. $9.98 Stereo L.P. 29c New! Alberto Low Spark of High 10% Off No Doz Hot Rocks- Styrofoam Cups Empty Balsam Shampoo Heeled Boys- le Discount Price on all Hot or Cold Plastic Bottles Traffic Rolling Stones 36's 7 73° oz. $-|09 Film Developing 50 JQc limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) 5 $329 No Limit $579 count Tw limit 1 19c limit 1 Ex pires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only East Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Expires atter 5-27-72 1 East Lasnlng Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Oni| $1.35 $2.19 Reg. $5.98 Stereo L.P. Reg. $9.98 Stereo LP. $1.00 Jeirgens Extra Dry Medi Quick Kodak Color Film Thick as a Brick- Manassas- Wet Ones Votive Hand Lotion Sunburn Cooler 126, 127, 620 Candles Jethro Tull Stephen Stills Travel Towelettes 7 oz. 87c 79c 12 exp ggc 7°, 57c 2/25° limit 1 (Coupon) Ex| aires after 5-27-72 limit 1 (Coupon) Expires after 5-27-72 $329 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) $329 limit 1 limit 10 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only East Expires after 5-27-72 Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Ontjj $1.00 79c Reg. $5.98 Stereo L.P. ^79^^ $24.95 Reg. $5.98 Stereo LP. 39c Miss Breck Eatons Coriasable Bond Harvest- Cosmetic Nail Polish Baby I'm A Want You- ilair Spray Typing Paper Neil Keystone Instamatic Camera Kit Cotton Balls Young Bread Remover 13 59° 02 e $14«8 2608 59° 3.3o, 23C limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) ^ ; $329 (Coupon) limit 1 $329 limit 1 : limit 1 ExiJires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) I East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires atter 5-27-721 ' East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Onij $1.00 $2.49 $1.19 All Type 108 35 MM Giant Foreign Made Snug Treads Off Polaroid Kodachrome Saucer Tosser Shower Caps Wire Rim Machine Washable Slippers Insect Repellent Sunglasses Colorpak Film Slide Film (Just Like Frisbee) 6? $-|99 6.5 oz. ||C Values to $119 5? limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 $6.00 | limit 1 ' $359 limit 1 20 exp. $*J49 limit 1 limit 1 1 Ex pires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) 1 East Lansing Store Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 Only East Lansing Store Only $1.85 $1.25 89c Scented Close Out! Reg. $2.00 [iarnes & Hinds - Purse Size Mens Fruit of the Loom G.E.Sunlamp l VYetting Solution Oil Lamps Crew Sox Wall Posters Bikini Panties Hair Brushes Bulb 2 oz. $-|19 $-|59 79c $-|00 69c limit 1 limit 1 limit 3 No Limit 33c $797 (Coupon) pires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) Expires after 5 27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) limit 1 limit 1 limit 1 1 East: Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupo"l J East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 East Lansing Store Expires after 5-27-72 Only East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-2^ $2.00 $1.29 $1.00 $1.75 99c 79c 30 Gallon IIpres de Soleil Soft N Dri Opaque Virginia Maid Nude Panty Hose Vicki Lynn Trash Can Aiftei Tan Lotion Deodorant Colgate Instant Knee Sox Sheer from Waist to Toe For "Hot Pants" Panty Hose Shave Cream Liners 1 8 $-|59 oz. 5 'J'JC oz. limit 1 limit 1 69° limit 3 99e 39c 11 oz. 99° (Coupon) Ex pires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) Expires after 5 27-72 (Coupon) limit 3 (Coupon) limit 6 limit 1 limit 1 I East Lansing Store Only East Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) (Coupon) (Coupon) M Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Expires after 5-27-72 Only Expires after 5-27-72 $2.10 59c $1.69 $7.95 $1.39 Pernox $1.00 Scotch Hail London Legs Burlington Ballet Neet Hair College Daze 1 Scrub Cleansei Set Tape Nude Panty Hose Men's Black Umbrellas (Also oaM I Panty Hose Remover the MSU 2 oz $"|59 29° 89c $339 $J09 is $499 limit 1 (Coupon) E>iplres after 5-27-72 limit 1 (Coupon) limit 3 (Coupon) limit 1 limit 3 0jc limit 1 limit 1 1 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) Eas I Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72 Expires after 5-27-72 (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only Expire* after 5-27-72 (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only Expires after 5-27-72