2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesdj i£May23, laTiT^TO Kelley files suit against firm By CRISPIN Y.CAMPBELL hearing date of June 22. by the company. A pyramid franchise against Koscot in June of Bladen said the summary State News Staff Writer The firm offets four Ed Bladen, of the refers to a business in which 1969 and received a ,h Keneral did State Atty. Gen. Frank J. courses in self confidence, attorney general's office, a person invests money to favorable ruling in January not n0* Kelley Friday filed suit self improvement, said: "The suit was initiated get the right to entice another person to invest the 1972," Bladen said. "This Against Ko»w,'ot«<« against the controversial salesmanship and master ruling was appealed and "Dare to Be Great" (DTBG) salesmanship for a package on the grounds that it same amount and a upheld in March by the and Glenn Turner costing $5,000. Hie sale of (DTBG and Glenn W. commission on the second State Appeals Court." industries ^verg tter hi f Enterprises. the courses is conducted Turner Enterprises) is a person's investment. Hie £urine Koscot the thre?^ The temporary during weekend seminars pyramid franchise, second person, in tum, buys Koscot Interplanetary was in court " restraining order, issued by held in the Detroit Hilton. constitutes a lottery, has the same rights to continue Inc. was the original Turner Bill Stewart Lanci Washtenaw County Circuit Kelly also asked that deceptive advertising "the chain letter theory" organization which was sued director for Court, prohibits the firm contracts between Michigan policies and is contrary to practices. for deceptive advertising Monday "I cannot contribute one the laws of the state of he had " from sales and holding citizens and DTBG be practices in its cosmetic information about tk.1 more dollar toward the Michigan." "We 'initially filed suit training seminars until the voided and restitution paid sales program. purchase of more bombs and implications of the bullets. As a citizen, I feel the general's actions. attoJS kind of desperation that Despite Ellison the jmD4n, decent Germans must have felt court £! rejects action, in the '30s. I can't be a party commented: "The (Glenn W. Turner to any more of this and still are feel like an honest person. " excited, jacked. Nolen M. Ellison, newly community college. Ellison has declined the Central Community just College. the September meeting of ready to 7 Jane Hart In appointment. Allison's appointed asst. vice Eldon a statement Monday Both actions took place the board," Nonnamaker something different - J president for student affairs Nonnamaker, newly within hours of each other. probably have , and dean of students, has appointed vice president for appointment Friday "I am particularly sorry at said. ! See story page 1 coincided with an Ellison would have been company. declined the position to student affair?, said: apppointment as president his decision for I have the the first black dean of accept the presidency of a "I regret to announce that of the "The people Seattle, (Wash.) highest regard for Ellison and students. He previously had are happ, he said, and felt that we would have made an extremely served as administrative Mr Turner are still 110 bjj strong and assistant to the director of the In reaction effective team bringing new to Stew.*' Ford layoffs possible House kills bill to ease life and vigor to student affairs at MSU," Center for Urban Affairs in 1969 and as assistant to the president from October statement, Leon asst. attorney general »< Nonnamaker said. 1970 to Every step will beta, August 1971. by the "I am considering Currently Ellison isassistant the state to make iS alternative methods to make matter is |iti2ated" public to the chancellor at the Failure by the Ford Motor Co. to matter what the exhaust emission standards for 1973 model could result in plant shutdowns and comply with cars access to meets a new selection for the President Wharton hs urged that the process be post. Metropolitan Junior College District, St. Louis, Mo. Cohan said the general's office had namekL attonj he] Ellison was appointed by "massive nothing from Glenn « layoffs" for up to four months, the head of the The defeated law, which completed as quickly as the board of trustees at its Turner Ey RAY ANDERSON to destroy good legislation." or his lawyer F Environmental Protection Suski called "a real people's possible and not later than May 19 meeting. U Agency (EPA) told State News Staff Writer Brown voted for the bill, Bailey. senators Monday in A bill that would have but was unavailable for bill," would l.ave prevented Washington. provided students with bodies funded by the state or EPA administrator William D. Ruckelshaus said greater access to the MSU comment afternoon. Monday local government from DURING WEEKENDS Ford executives warned him of possible plant Board of Trustees was killed Suski's bill would have holding closed executive shutdowns after low-level executives failed to in the Michigan House by a sessions when regulated meetings of public discussing or properly maintain a fleet of prototype cars used in a 48 36 margin Friday. - bodies and require notices ol contemplating business, test designed to show Ford autos 1973 exhaust gas standards. would meet the Bill sponsor, Rep. Edward Suski, D-Flint, charged that meetings to provide opportunity for open except where the state constitution or laws permit Decision alters rules Rep. Jim Brown, comment and advice on closed meetings. R-Okemos, who represents the business that relates to the Hie bill further provided MSU area, started the public. that adequate notice of all Vatican dynasty ends barrage of amendments that ultimately defeated the bill. "He managed emasculte this," Suski to totally The legislation defined "public business' as any governmental function that me^ings be made, with the date', time, and action to be taken, posted at the body's on ticketing of vehicles! By JANE SEABERRY any public body, including regular office and at the "This case didn't arise directly ftJ Pietro asserted. "His logic was the board of trustees or East place where the meeting is to State News Staff Writer ASMSU's challenge," Massoglia said. "Nil Bonatti, 83, died Monday, ending a totally irrational — but this is Lansing City Council might take place. The Student - Faculty Judiciary ruled last was referred to me and since we were 500-year old dynasty of his family as custodians of the method some people use carry out. week that no student may be ticketed or involved in this sort of thing, we w alread| the Sistine Chapel, the Vatican shrine enbellished Special meetings would by fined for failing to display a valid permit or ahead.' the frescoes of Michelangelo's Last Tne State News is require at least 24 hours Judgment. published by the students of notice unless the matter to failing to register a vehicle between 7 p.m. ASMSU filed a suit against the Universitfl Bonatti retired lOyears ago, the 1st in an unbroken Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Fridays and 6 a.m. Monday. March 28 challenging student vehkfl be discussed arose out of civil line of Bonattis who had guarded the Winter and Spring school terms, The decision was released Monday after a chapel since Mondays, Wednesdays distrubances war, rebellion regulations, and the graduate parkingsystefl and Fridays during Summer the 15th century. They all had lived in an apartment Term, and a special or natural calamities. hearing May 16 involving Mark Scriptner, in particular. I Welcome Week edition is published in Lainseville freshman. Scriptner was ticketed just below the chapel and had the rare privilege of Subscription rate is $16 per year. September. Public business transacted for failing to display a valid permit on a At its April 21 meeting the All - Traffic Committee heard UniverilJ Ma at a meeting that violated the being Vatican citizens by birth. The dynasty ended Member Associated Press, United Press International, Saturday. The written decision stated that proposed changes in the student motfl above mentioned restriction with Pietro, a bearded and amiable man who Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., "the University had no authority to issue had two Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan would have been voided tickets for nonregistered vehicles when there vehicle code. The committee, after hearif daughters, but no son. Collegiate Press under the bill. Massoglia's case, tabled discussion u Assn. wetre no restrictions on Furthermore, violations of driving on campu. " Massoglia furnished the committee *1 Second class postate paid at East The decision also stated that Section El of written recommendations. Massoglia saidl Lansing, Mich. the provisions in House Bill Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services • the Student Motor Vehicle 5042 by members of the Regulation was would present several AUTC membeiswi BIdg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, inconsistent with the Academic Freedom his report today. body would have resulted in English actress dies Michigan, 48823. possible misdeamor Report. "It is unreasonable to cite a student for a Massoglia proposed the elimination Sections G4 and G5 of the Student Mod i Phones: citations. violation of the Student Motor Vehicle Vehicle Regulation, which involves tl News/Editorial Other bodies that would 355-8252 Regulation El when he is driving after 6 falsifaction of information. He is at Margaret Rutherford of the tweedy capes, Classified Ads have been effected by the 355-8255 p.m. on weekdays and during weekends." seeking to omit Section G10 of tlr quivering chins and wild white hair who through Display Advertising legislation include, county Hie report further states that "there are no Agatha Christie's amateur detective Mrs. Marple led 353-6400 boards of regulation which states that fines fi Business Office commission, restrictions on other members of the violations must be paid before the studeB 355-3447 to eccentric life in a series of successful movies, died township boards of trustees, academic community or on the public at Photographic 355-8311 boards of education and goes to court. J Monday in London at 80. Campus Information 353-8700 others, except agencies of large during these hours." Other provisions Involve the omission! The films which brought her worldwide affection Charles Massoglia, ASMSU director of the sections making a student responabl Michigan's court system. Legal Aid said that the decision was the first for the operation of his vehicle and were a series based on Agatha Christie thrillers - round of a fight to change student motor AUTJ "Murder She Said." "Murder at the Gallop." vehicle regulations. right to suspend student's parking or privileges. drivi^ "Murder Most Foul," and "Murder Ahoy." Davis defense Wolverine MAY SPECIAL ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER — begins The first defense witness took the singles nite AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON *8.00 stand the Angela Davis murder - Monday kidnap - conspiracy trial at every Wednesday ELECTRIC PORTABLE $11.00 THESES XEROXED | and testified that the black STANDARD MANUAL Lowest Prices militant was with her in $11.00 alDRC San Francisco when the OFFICE ELECTRIC Fastest Service prosecution claims she was $15.00 visiting San Quentin Prison. 4c 3c 2c 1c Copies AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES Susan Castro, a founder of the Soledad Brothers 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett 339-8258 Defense Committee, said she lunched in San Francisco with Davis on Aug. 5, before a Marin County courthouse 1970, two days is a thing "CUT OUT AND SAVE" escape attempt in which four persons died. Mail tests conducted Two nationwide tests some over 15 months disclose improvement in mail service within cities, little Post 8:30 p.m. Lansing Mall change over long distances and continued spotty Presents for Your Dining Pleasure deliveries - some prompt, some tardy. DRC Test mailings of nearly 800 letters by six TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Associated Press bureaus within the indicated that paying tlie extra three cents for an past month Broiled Baby Beef Liver w/Onions $1.46 airmail stamp guarantees earlier delivery than first - championship harness racing WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL class mail — less than half the time. FREE admission to $ 1 25 grandstand every Wed 6to7p.m. THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL State celebrates week FREE entertainment in the New Paddock Club at grandstand entrance ...You must be 18 or over Roast Sirloin of Beef w/Noodles $L59 FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 10 RACES NIGHTLY $1.29 Michigan residents this week are bragging about '"JX Fried Filet of Perch SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL the state's abundant The occasion is advantages. Michigan Week. It was launched Saturday in a two hour parade in Sturgis viewed NIGHTLY ADMISSION $1.50 Loss than your TRI-FECTA Roast Beef Au-jus $1.85 more than 40,000 - by DOUBLE local theatre BETTING Saturday afternoon. persons in this city of 10,000 (l»l and 2nd Roc.) (6th & 10th Rac«) OPEN SUNDAY 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.ffl* 1 Sturgis has been a kickoff point for the annual Michigan Week for the 12th straight year as a INFORMATION/RESERVATIONS... GA1-7170 Salad, potato or vegetable, roll, butter typical,k, progressive American and Michigan and Schoolcraft/Middlebelt Livonia beverage. community. AND SAVE- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 23, 1972 3 m A/orkers lured POLICE BLOCK MOVE dtegJ nterPri*u nto bomb blast Protesters' attempt to 1e,la< ■orrnm^ BELFAST (AP) - A false debris. three »urt. Lansing H ■erilia telephone tip - off ired factory workers fleeing bomb warning Into the "There and a deep was a blinding flash thump," one worker told newsmen. "I saw take Pentagon fails dtbg,J [ast of an auto packed with many injured, including WASHINGTON (AP) - Scott, R - Pa., said people h#d J igh explosives in Belfast on some people who had been mutilated." Demonstrators attempted to should pray for the success the J and offlce The injured included four enter the Pentagon Monday Outside the assault zone, of President Nixon's summit T 'he atto Jthf3 Sixty men orkers were hurt, some policemen. The explosion shortly after their legal permit to demonstrate two Vietnam Veterans meeting in Moscow instead of demonstrating wrecked care and shattered Against the War burned a against the iriously, as the 150-pound expired, but were repulsed Vietnam War. windows close by. ,.igllite time bomb erupted Security by police. green army coat and a green The Republican leader 'mpe^ forces were given »ar them in the car park of a only 10 About 100 army shirt to the cheers of building told the Senate that week «fhSH minutes warning of the the crowd. - l tory at Jennymount guards pushed back the head end demonstrators did not he niJ bomb in Maghera in 5Ute, where most workers County of the ragged column of 'That's four years of my merwJ3 -ked e Protestants. Londonderry and raced protesters and began making life going up in flames," one address themselves "to the chances for peace in • upjj Security forces blamed the against the clock to evacuate arrests. Among those taken of them said as the crowd Moscow" but only to ady to'J last on outlaws of the Irish the area. into custody were antiwar sat on a macadam parking contending they had better erent - J The bombings came ave opublican Army. only leaders David Deilinger and lot outside the building. solutions than the President hours after Belfast > k Another car bomb planted Father James Groppi. On Capitol Hill, for ending the war in i the country town of Protestants backed off from At first, there was little meanwhile, Sen. Hugh Vietnam. laghera caused four a major showdown with violence as guards blocked arehapJ ^ still Percaji beS isualties - Including a ritish soldier — and British troops barricades thrown up in the over Th» , Everybody in the forward push and hauling off demonstrators began east part of the The Greaser *on general stf Stewat CohJ recked 15 shops. The blasts came as William fhitelaw; Northern Ireland Protestant areas. ' Shankill Road to seal off city and - d demonstrate * the™a)fone0 break the heat '« found « the IM outdoor pool. These students easystep' off the diving platform. State News photo one effort were by one. But as the continued, guards seen dragging some Special J will betaU ritish boss, and community by Chris Fischer demonstrators to a waiting $1.90 delivers a Medium 12" Varsity ^ „ders in Belfast worked to bus by the hair. Pizza with 3 items of your choice for make litigated! J jothe mounting Protestant the IRA's terror rOR BARGAINING UNIT Police said over 200 free. Valid with this ad on Tuesday yL demonstrators he name J ICtiCS' arrested. were May 23,1972 3 the attogJ : , M. First warning of the Leaders of the had hen Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 6:30 P.M. Jr Glenn1 wyer F. U ennymount bomb, which jemed to have been planted i a deliberate bid to whip up Card verificatio demonstration using a megaphone repeatedly urged the crowd to move rotestant reaction, came ihen a telephone caller said dignite had been dumped fif»nHr»n of Verification nf niithnm^otmn authorization cards submitted collective bargaining contenders at MSU the next few days i i i.i__ by the two will come within according to a Michigan Employment Relations Commission election official. i , . However, if AAUP has 30 per cent and the forward "gently and persistently" and not attempt to storm the VARSITY } lside the factory. Then, as associates do not, a faculty building. hearing will probably be scheduled, lie labor force streamed Into je adjoining courtyard, a Ernest A. Frey said with employe lists will be Monday the comparison of the cards Frey said. "Now MEA and the Only a fraction of the group tried to enter the 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 * completed in a matter of days. management are in agreement over icond call said the blast was If both the MSU building. They ue in five minutes. Faculty Associates (an affiliate of the Michigan Education Assn.) and the American Assn. of the bargaining unit," he said. AAUP seeks a different were stopped *************** definition of the unit and a The detonation ripped hearing would be called if they Univeristy Professors (AAUP) have signatures from 30 alone had a verified collection of 30 per cent of the per part the car, stolen earlier in cent of the potential bargaining unit, the issue will be signatures. elfast, only yards from the turned over to a trial examiner. AAUP's proposed lilling crowd of workers, If only one organization has the bargaining unit differs from an required 30 per informal agreement reached in March between hearing will not necessarily have to be conducted incent, were showered with a the faculty order associates and the administration in that the AAUP has included department chairman and assistant and associate irectly frod department chairmen. said. "Mri Frey said the card verification is a clerical process and ■ighteen free on bond i should only take a few were alreadj days. He added that a realistic estimation of when an election could take . we m place is next fall Univeran ent vehki -kingsystej bfter air base protests the east Room Butter up a Univetsit Tuesday's Feature Dinner faster tan with - Massoglii' ident mou Eighteen peace demonstrators, including Vietnam, the Vietnam after heartaj iveral Lansing residents, are free on $100 the Veterans for Peace, BEEF BROCHETTE Lansing Area Peace Council and the ond and awaiting arraingment next Student Mobilization Committee. Coppertone ussion unt Selection from our SALAD BAR nmittee *ij uesday in 81st District Court in Oscoda, on Those arrested include four women and 13 Choice of potato or vegetable issogtia said! harges stemming from their arrests men aged 18 -24. They are from Ann Arbor, Individual loaf of bread & butter members wil iturday after attempting to enter Lansing, Kalamazoo and Muskegon. A 14 - 'urtsmith Air Force Base Dessert year - old boy was released to his parents. Tanning Butter limination ( Beverage The demonstrators, part of a national The arrest at the Wurtsmith entrance was tudent MoM jmed Forces Day protest, entered the base made by po6t security police, sheriffs involves to Use Alle'en trance of fourth level of [ter being denied permission by guards. deputies, State Police and Oscoda Au Sable He is i - ramp for direct access. G10 of U They were among some 100 nonviolent Township police. Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 Coppertone Tanning Butter has extra coconut oil and eraonstrators in the Tawas - Oscoda area Most of the arrested protesters were held p.m. cocoa butter for an incredibly fast fines f st weekend in Iosco County Jail In Tawas deep tan. That's representing the Michigan City Saturday why more people butter up with Coppertone Tanning studcj Jacobsorig the lergy and Laymen Concerned about night. Butter than any other. omission responaW Coppertone Tanning Butter. One of 12 great le and AUTO tanning products by Coppertone. king ordrivil ^9 Official Sun Care Product* of Florida's Walt Disney World. - ' , M embarrassment executives. The latest for corporitU episode began i Gardner's disclosure, at a pi saying it did not want to be tied The trustee's policy of holding conference in Columbus, Ohio, tk down to written policy. closed formal sessions is Hays had failed to comply with d At 7 a.m. last Friday, the incongruent with the state law's requirement that Horn trustees and the top University candidates file a financial stateiMj constitution. While certain issues with their secretary of state as vn officers met as usual in closed are deserving of confidential with the House clerk. Hays retaliated! session for a monthly "finance treatment in closed session, the Increasing, from 10 cents to $1 thepl committee" meeting. Trustee blanket veil of secrecy for page cost of copying reports Clair White, D - Bay City, who the monthly closed meetings is Jennings' office. Gardner went to cot seldom attends such closed highly questionable. to challenge that decision, and H| backed down. But the struggle I meetings because of a Secrecy at MSU extends much philosophical objection to them, further than necessary. When a preserve full financial disclosure now getting underway. isooj insists that legitimate confidential policy making board of elected THE NEW REPUBLIC matters only occupy about 5 per officials such as the trustees resort C1972, Harrison - cent of the closed session to secrecy, the public has every Blaine of New Jersey, Inc. discussion. He asserts that items right to question the operation of for action at the 10 a.m. open the board. OUR READERS' MIHD meeting are often discussed at the Closed sessions of the trustees closed 7 a.m. meeting. lessen the credibility of the A Michigan attorney general's Violence Univeristy management, ruling requires that public boards like the board of trustees take action only in public session. To date, the trustees have dodged the producing accusations that the board merely "rubber stamps" administration requests. The trustees need to be as open as To the Editor: apparent always part of USA object of such should assassination, would lead one to violence, the media often omit tbeta ruling through a legal technicality. possible, employing minimal The last few days have seen a searching being the eventual revelation conclude that violence is something that the same people now being ca"1 As one of the first action items at closed sessions under specific recurrence of a strange, extremely and elimination of those factors in Ironic phenomena which has been modern which has just recently reared its ugly on to examine themselves and tl the 10 a.m. open meeting, the American society which head on the American scene and that society in the aftermath of a victal guidelines. occuring with increasing frequency promote such violence. Why, we are it is so new and so alien to us that we attempt against the life of Wl over the last decade or so. Following asked, in our ultracivillzed, Judeo find ourselves thoroughly confounded Wallace, are the direct decendants each assassination or assassination Christian society, are men, even those - by it. Rarely does one hear a media those who systematically j attempt on a public figure, the with such divergent philosophies as representative examine, or for that over one million American Indians tl annihilatij Use censure American media proceeds relentlessly bombard the American public with entreaties calling for to Gov. George Wallace and Dr. Luther King, subjected to death in exchange for exercising a Martin matter, even mention, the methods as brutal and relationship of recent assassinations ever used by men anywhere, that tnfl to the three hundred years of violence are direct decendants of '^ose w savage'asij intense probing of both the collective constitutional right? that have characterized this nation and enslaved, mutilated and murdere and individual psyche to determine the Such goings on, which usually last causes of such murderous, deeds, the about on which it is indeed founded. Instead, millions of blacks without pang 1 only a month after each in in their urging for a collective purge of conscience, that they are the «1 certa people who take pleasure injl slaughter of animals under the gui*| With a surprising display of passes resolutions of approval PIRGIM drive attempted robbery sport, and the same people respo for thousands of deaths and maim of Innocents in Vietnam, of scorai leadership and critical thinking, when it recommend various To the Editor: the usually lethargic Academic choice between the two. The point is unwanted costs on any individual Attica, the same people who « I proposals, it is only fitting that it Robbery is robbery, even when it is that PIRGIM claims the rights to every student. armed suburban camps, that idqj Senate last week passed a proposal should have the right to express committed by a group claiming to act in student's property, provided only tliatit the same people who overturn the public interest. And the Anyone who signs the PIRGIM | requesting the Academic Council disapproval. funding of can get a majority of voting students petitions is saying that the student has buses with their precious cargo i the MSU chapter of the Public Interst to assess its authority to censure Yet the council should consider (only 1,300 voted In the recent ASMSU no right to his black children, who blow up ch" "! Research Group in Michigan property if an electoral members of the faculty and the fact that it was designed as a (PIRGIM) constitutional election) to go along. majority decrees otherwise. Anyone and, Indeed whose very heri age by a student tax could be classed as who votes for the PIRGIM tax is mode of existence is bathed develop a censure policy before legislative body, not an nothing else. We are neither supporting or saying that he has the right to the and saturated with death. , the end of fall term. Any question of refundability is denouncing the aims of PIRGIM. We do property of administrative body. The act of any student. Therefore we urge every H. Rap Brown was undouo* The Academic Council should censure is by no means an irrelevant, since it is irrelevant whether the tax takes the form of a not deny the right of students to organize a group to work for what they student to refrain from signing the correct in his assumption that *i fl accept the mandate from the essential function of the council. levy of $1 PIRGIM petitions, and to vote is as American as apple P»- ,1 per student, of a requirement that the feells in the public Interest (even though against Academic Senate and act speedily The council should tread lightly student waste time walking across the PIRGIM tax in the event of an hope that the late Jesijs ClurW J "public interest" cannot be to insure that such resolutions will when it comes to deciding the campus and standing in line, or of a satisfactorily denied except in cases of election. equally accurate in hte j J not be adopted in the future "They that take the sword shall P"1 criteria for censure. The unanimity). We do not deny the right of Jeff Smith with the sword." student to contribute to such a group Marti without due thought. Censure Academic Council clearly a Llbertyville, 111. senior for Mrs. Blanche should not become an overstepped its bounds last Innocent if he wishes. What we do deny is the right of any student group to impose The New Right Coalition May 4,972 East Lansing May JJ 18.19| institutional tool to slap naughty November when it censured two faculty members on the hand any individuals who were not even a To the Editor: DOONESBURY time they touch something they part of the body itself. The still May I remind you that suspects are byGar»YTrtJ should not. innocent till proven guidelines should insure that the guilty. In It should be noted that censure your May 17 editorial you classify Hm Meer motion be confined to is essentially a useless gesture and censure members of the council Arthur Bremer along with the likes of 6oot>mw YA fieSUi, James Earl Ray, Sirhan Sirhan and Lee urrif ZWN/N6 defining guidelines on censure performing wrongs that affect the Harvey Oswald. It certainly would be 600K!f po6> may serve only to legitimize its council directly, not indirectly. unfair to Bremer and embarrassing to \ \ uselessness. you if he were found to be not guilty. Hopefully, the development of I suggest you next time be less Regardless of the futility of censure procedures will insure presumptuous. After all, you censure, the council should never well - considered action if an wouldn't want to be among the likes be denied the right to express accasion for censure ever arises. In of our beloved President Nixon, would disapproval. Nobody should have any event, the censure motion you? statutory inhibition against its should be used only in extreme Bob Goldberg thoughts. Since the council often Pittsburgh, Pa., sophomore cases, if at all. May 19,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 23, 1972 5 Beekman Center aids r»v By BILL TAYLOR State News Staff Writer MSU volunteers are pitching in to help moderately severely handicapDed children and adults at a Lansing institutions Beekman Tom Kay, have a student it is 5 to 1. a technician - teacher ratio of 25 to Some referrals to the the Mandatory center handicapped are made by the state. Under Special Education Act enacted by the state I I Kay works in the workshop and deals with students work behavior. " It is the teaching the at the center, remarked, "people are legislature, the retarded must be educated modification of the ;ation center. aware of the center but by local school student to adjust to outside work with not they don't know how to use it. We're districts beginning July 1. adults," he explained. slighting anyone, we're there to service all people The Beekman Center is funded by federal, state and local rvin E. Beekman, state director of special education and as we can." as much programs. Vocational Rehabilitation of There are Lansing, as a part of der of the Beekman Center, 2901 Wabash St., saw the basically six levels of training that the student the State Dept. of The center goes through at Beekman. They are home training, Special Education, provide the center with I for a local institution that would give the students a serves 345 in Ingham, Eaton and Clinton preschool, somefiinds. counties. Six per cent of the elementary education, secondary education and relationship with their teacher. Though most state students are Mexican post - Toni 11 per cent black and the - American, school. The latest branch Garcia, mother of a four year - old girl at the - remaining white. that has been added is the shelter center, workshop. said, "the center is fantastic and my The girl has been at the Beekman daughter is doing well." Center for three years. ORK ON ONE-TO-ONE BASIS On June 3 from 2 - 8 p.m. a Mexican dinner will be sponsored by the Mexican Patriotic Beekman parents. It is open to the Community and staff members and volunteers. All public, Beekman parents, contributions will go to the Wards Beekman fund. of court, i Music and songs will be provided by the Mariachi Trio and Beekman students. The event will be also televised at 7 June 8 on WMSB TV. - p.m. any people need be interested in volunteer probation officers being ward with homework, going where he is mteers in the Lansing to having most of for boys 11 to 16 - John M. Breaugh has been principal of the center since events, baking years - learn. L if you are interested in (VPO) for kids under their or sewing, his problems. He's at the 9th old. The blind scouts are They all need tutors. 1968. He received a B.S. degree from Eastern Michian Playing baseball They have jting in the community, jurisdiction. A VPO is a talking. The times or just grade level in math. Stan is trying to learn scouting skills all asked the University in 1959, majoring in special education with tact the Volunteer person who is a friend can be very cooperative and and handicrafts and Lansing Area Literacy emphasis in the area of the emotionally disturbed. In 1965 he or arranged around schedules. really they Council for help. sau by calling 353-4400 counselor to a delinquent interested in learning. There need people to earned a M. A. degree from MSU in special education. or Stan speaks German and is help the The Beekman Center can be reached at 393 topping in at 27 Student neglected boy or girl who is a English as a second a possibility that, if the scoutmasters run the troop. - 4990 for those ficesBldg. ward of the court. The VPO He is language. volunteer tutor does not It would be who want assistance. helpful if they he Ingham County works on a one to - one - with the adolescent in basis high trying to complete his school equivalency by have transportation, he can could get volunteers with Group raises fete Court is looking for (come out to campus for help. previous scouting studying math lo 30 people who would activities such as helping the English. English and basic grammar is Michigan Blind has School for the experience, but they need $1,000 for a scouting program anyone who is interested in helping blind children heart fund overcome their handicap. An Oscoda sophomore The troop meets Tuesdays dribbled a basketball from 5 to 7 p.m. The nonstop last week for a Michigan Consumer record 35 consecutive hours Council is swamped with to help raise money for the complaints sent in by Michigan Heart Assn. Michigan residents. TTie !!!!!!! I complaints range woman with dirt floors from being a Terry O'Brien, a Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity member, set the new world's / sold a vacuum cleaner and record for basketball Our Food Is - • V 4—.. misleading advertising to complaints against dribbling starting 7 a.m. &IMANTIEA automotive dealers. They Friday near Wells Hall and finishing at 6 p.m. Saturday jn need many volunteers who are interested in working in front of the Theater on Grand Campus River with complaints and Avenue. consumer protection. They The rest of the "Sammy" need volunteers who are also interested in consumer fraternity also bounced basketballs around campus CHICKEN DINNER protection education and and raised a total of $1,100 i» V legislation. Transportation might be provided. for the heart associaton. $1.49 Carl is 39 - years - old. He During O'Brien's marathon MM has completed third performance other fraternity grade. members brought him food. He is illiterate. He is black. Virginia is 44 and is in the same situation. Maria is a THE FINEST Chicano. She got as far as the first grade and all she can COST [AMERICANA] write is her name. Michael is 21, white, and cannot read anything. They all want to Mulli-nn'i Ha ALL [The Media 3 multi - media festival Sunday many different forms of included inflatable plastic dome on ths banks of the Red | Hands, graphic art, music by Severe and free movies. Films were shown inside the Cedar near the Kresge Art Center. APARTMENTS State News photo by Tom Dolan recycling info 353-4521 SUMMER ONLY fitnesses of unfair practices Tonight OFFICE: 1128 VICTOR, EAST is LANSING PHONE: 332 -5322 cops told to file complaints HARVEY HOURS: 1 -5 fidents who witnessed police headquarters on incident of this sort," In the of both MfALLABANGER| police YEAR END SALE case ir police tactics on the Harrison Road across from Colburn commented, "and I departments, witnesses [of East |ng Lansing police campus. wanted to make a complaint, would be helpful in an Night the, recent street The complainant should I'd make sure I knew who it investigation of the case, loastration are asked to ask to see either Major Lloyd pet k in the city attorney's East Lansing to file Brevard, chief of uniformed services, or Lt. Col. Forrest was." Though some criticism has been leveled against police Colburn said. SPLASH! Now Appearing: Squeeze ALL T-SHIRTS |ort, Councilman George Jacob, State Police field tactics during the blbumsaid Monday. SWEATSHIRTS & STATIONERY Spend Memorial Day services director. I Attorney Daniel C. demonstration, the weekend canoeing with The two investigators will MSU SKI CLUB. $25 for d is investigative channels are not conducting an take a report and refer it for set up especially to handle canoe, food, uncola, etc. Nation and accepting further investigation. Sign up by THURS. 5/25 krts on East complaints only from the 353- 5199 2- 5 P.M. Lansing Colburn said if the police demonstration. f tactics, Colbum said, d will accept written feel a situation warrants fact - finding, a State Police board of inquiry will be appointed for the case. "These channels are open at all times," said Dennis E. McGinty, asst. city attorney. 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Mon- Fri. 2 240 Men's I.M. 2 Your Headquarters For ■ ■ - 5 p.m. Other times, call ■ STRAIGHT STEREO ANSWERS 353 5199 ■ 351 8647 SALE ENDS SATURDAY ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ (y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ■^2^23,. shop-rite stores' i More art abuse VATICAN CITY (AP) - Commission for Sacred Art, prelates walked in sorrowful visitors stopped feared! Polite The Vatican's art experts "but who can stop this wave procession Sunday night in a time." through eiphth . But the hammer said Monday they feared the of violence?" Despite the ceremony to repurify the blows broke off the vandalism which disfigured fears, only the usual three profaned statue*of the tragically Michelangleo's Pieta might Vatican guards patrolled the Virgon Mary holding the expressive left arm of the be contagious and endanger vast interior of the biggest dead Christ. They canted Madonna at the elbow, broke the nose and shattered the Toth, a Hi. basilica in Christendom on hymns of penance. _ other masterpieces in St. Peter's Basilica. Monday. It was unrein forced The vandal meant to left eye and part of the veil. emigrant to AuS'l "We can restore the Pieta," after Sunday's blow of break off the whole head of Bishop Fallani said was c«ught by s *?'l said Bishop Giovanni Fallani, vandalism, the Madonna," Bishop man with the hammer, Lazlo the his shoulder. lenS1?! president of the Vatican A hundred Vatican Fallani said. "Luckily, Toth, 34, remained cool and gfrt The Queer??! ite own Vatican, which a, prison sev«, ago handed Synanon House Italian work of art religion. authorise. charged him with d» If and found 0, J m miit,"! could be sentenced^! with communal lifestyle 'our yens legal more injll 6JJ| sources said he probably state mental be JT sent! hospital By BARBARA PARNESS Marshall, who was a drug user for 15 years and has been The Pieta will be in Synanon for four r, State News Staff Writer years, said a 1965 study by Time y ^ Vatican': magazine revealed that a person who spends three years in exPerts Synanon House, the nationally - known drug treatment > Synanon has an 85 per cent chance of staying off drues Deoclecio program, is really an experiment in communal living, William Marshall, director of Synanon in Detroit, said forever. Campos, director „ Vatican Museums 1 recently. The houses need $8 million each and oil MS U year to operate. Half of Vatican Two this money comes from sales of gift items to businessmen restorij workshop, said it wJfl representatives from the Detroit branch of who give gifts to their students-faculty and staff Synanon, will participate in a panel discussion at 7:30 p.m. salesmen. clients. Synanon residents act as an "awesome task" i Use this ad as your shopping list. Thursday in 108B Wells Hall, as part of the Social Science "might take years." 233B course. He added that The rest of the money comes from donations he «oi of goods save! and services from concerned citizens and welcome advice froml Harry Rottenberg and Woody Trives will discuss the groups, Marshall and Synanon* lifestyle" as well as the work that has been done said. He said Synanon in Detroit could not operate without experts because, he said, "the J anywj for the past 15 years helping drug addicts.The Detroit house donations. belongs to the world." Cube Steaks «, 139 is six - years - old. Synanon branches across the country house both addicts and nonaddicts. The nonaddicts pay for their room and board. This provides some of the money needed to keep the Two soloists to play Spartan Lunch Meats, program running. "During the last 15 years, we've mainly been a social 1 lb. pkg. movement. We take people into our society. It's an experimental community that has been one of the most in orchestra concert successful in the country," Marshall said. The MSU Chamber Flute" by Ernest Tocb with orchestras in CalifoA He said many people come to live in Synanon and keep Orchestra will present a their jobs in the outside world. soprano Wernette. Michigan and New YorkJ, Boneless Top Sirloin "It's a totally integrated society, with no smoking, no concert at 8:15 p.m. tonight in the Music Auditorium. Violinist Walter Verdehr, Also on the program Haydn's "Symphony No. chamber is toured as a soloist music under audi f drugs and no violence. These people want to live in 104." auspices of New Yol asst. porfessor of music, and Verdehr studied at the Lincoln Center. He Synanon," he said. haJ Strip Steaks * I991 Marshall said part of the Synanon approach to drug addiction depends on mixing addicts with nonaddicts. "We put the dope fiend in with the multimillionaire. We treating Suzanne Wernette, graduate music student, will be featured soloists with the Juilliard School of Music where he degrees and holds recieved a three diploma performed in Vienna other Austrian cities, Wernette is a g J orchestra. from the Vienna Academy of mix the square with the dope fiend and hope that the assistant in voice ai 58' The chamber orchestra, Music where he studied on a addict emulates the square," he said. performed widely 1 Classic White Paper Plates In addition to the addicts, Synanon seeks to help people composed of top music will be heard in Fullbrightgrant. He has appeared with University muif productions. 100 count with "character disorders." Marshall defines these people as ^okofiefrs 'Second Violin those who act in ways that would lead them to jail cells, Concerto with violinist institutions or even suicide. Verdher and The Chinese Frito Lay Potato Chips15 — 69c ★ CAPITAL GAPSUL A PUBLIC HEARING ON Monday of a general fund A BILL that would allow the lottery revenues. Coca-Cola state to make interest free Spokesmen for the MI said the money gan ® 12 °z cans loans to veterans within six from the lottery should! Capture months of release from the service or any other time that a veteran is unemployed, be earmarked for r particular purpose, r the hospitalized, in school or can Specifically, J Spartan Salad Dressing jl 38° demonstrate a need for ftinds organization suggests d will be held at 9:30 a.m. •All revenue frorai| be put if sparkling, Wednesday chambers Capitol. in of the House the state sweepstakes general fund. •License only business (FROZEN FOOD DEPT.) refreshing aire The House Veterans Affairs Committee is holding to sell lottery tickets. •Inform the public on hearings, and Rep. Raymond odds involved in loM :rosty Treat Twin Pops. 6 pak pkg of the cool J. Smit, R - Ann Arbor, sponsor of the bill, asked what their winning are. The oddscl chancej that any veteran who has had be placed on tc back of ticket, the MICAP suflL Aunt Jemima Country Waffles, a difficult time finding financial aid for education in The MICAP are suggestions oil essentially! Michigan to testify at the hearing. provisions of a bill spo DAIRY DEPT. springtime * ♦ ♦ by Sen. John E. McCs. THE MICHIGAN - Grosse Ile,thatisscheL COUNCIL ON ALCOHOL for debate this weeki| Kraft American Cheese Slices Problems, (MICAP), originally opposed to state Senate. egalized lotteries in ANTI-BUSING HAIL MONDAY CALLED! Orchard Grove Fruit Drinks Michigan, came out in favor CANOE CANOE? more volunteer their drive to put suppo^ the bj question on the Nov BAKERY PEPT MOOSUSKI. $25 Includes canoe, food, uncola, etc. ballot. Rep. Joyce SymoM.1 _ Sign up by Thurs. 3/25 Allen Park, said that r 353 - 5199 2 - 5 P.M. 240 workers are needed to o| Schafer Soft n Good Bread the necessary signature" PRODUCE DEPT. Sweet Fresh Watermelon ■ 91 ;resh Sweet Corn students ■ Long Green Cucumbers/Fresh Green Onions 2/25 abreakJS Send for your Student Identification Card an 91 big break on rates at 75 Hilton Hotels and Inn * to coast. (Grad students and faculty, too.) J ■ this coupon to Hilton Hotels Corp . Trav ■ National Sales Div.. 9880 Wilshire Blvd.. Beverly j Calif. 90210. Then come visit the Hiltons Jl Nam# Stale City Class of 19— HILTOn Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 23, 1972 7 |AAC to present Student studies lodular courses Bangladesh life Rebul Isalm Tarafder, a during the war. The Bengalis doctoral candidate in have suffered greatly, and hNATHAN KAUFMAN flexibility in meeting times term offerings. Students who agriculture and natural and yet the time of crisis U News Staff Writer more intensive study of are interested in resources, recently traveled course taking immediately ahead could be material, Chuck Niles, modular through 15 of 19 districts of (tin Morrill College asst. dean of courses should the worse than cyclones, floods •) will offer modular JMC, said. He contact him for further war - torn country and war," said Tarafder. explained that details Bangladesh (ramming in several can use an instructor the time available to added. or to sign up, he national as part of Within the last two years, Tcts during fall and meet with all the Airlift of the Bengali people were fr terms. students individual groups of them. or Though primarily designed Understanding. first hit by a cyclone and He was part of Kder the program the for JMC students the which was made an airlift up of 70 tidal wave. Fifty thousand Tar school term is divided Mary Josephs, instructor in program is open to non - JMC Americans who divided into people were killed and many J four parts: each class JMC who is experimenting MSU students on a teams and crops were lost. After a ■is broken into morning with a similar modular plan space - available basis, Niles said. He Mobile gathered information on the country's democratic election which ■afternoon sections and this term, said the idea for added that students who sign message conditions. the government sought to Trm into two 4V4 - week the program originally came up for the courses now will Apparently one auto owner thinks the writing is one the wall for "We saw a brave, hard suppress, a nine - month civil Lnts with a week's break from Colorado State be notified the U.S. in - war started Three million by July if there is Vietnam, and wished to spread the word with writing on the window. working people desperately |tween. University, where all courses room for them in the people were killed — men, are now course. State News photo by Ron J. Hsieh striving to rebuild homes and women and children. itudent may choose one given on a modular villages totally destroyed basis. At Colarado Another 10 million people » from any of the four State, she fled to neighboring India to d Lively that he will study for 4V4 weeks. said, there are nine modular periods in the academic year. STATE EFFORTS SLOW escape the West Pakistan instructor A student has to army. Twenty million more course complete 34 left their homes to hide in ; class times and of them in order to graduate, the countryside. she said. ■ting places with the ■mum its. Sl a student can take a of one or a She added that the modular program had to be modified here because JMC Prison construction stalled This indecision "Before the war, people of Bangladesh were making strides towards a stronger economy, mainly the on the constructed as has included a n of four modular students have to take most of state's part has soon as interfered," Crane said. request for through agriculture," he A student can their courses outside the continued, possible. She said that "That crumbling concrete some $300,000 for the initial said. "If we can help them ''Indecision and chairman Florence Crane southeastern Ibine modular courses college. expediency" have marked said, "in spite of the long - Michigan stands as a monument to the building of a women's through this critical period would be the best location lack of importance attached I regular "linear" (term Michigan's efforts to demonstrated need for such prison, Crane added. This they may be able to turn Niles said for such a prison, to offer an I courses that are not fall courses offered construct adequate facilities an institution." to the project." request was sent to the their rich soil into a food - term include French, alternative to the The commission has asked |t during the modular Spanish, human sexuality, for women serving sentences in state prisons, the chairman "inadequate" facilities at the that the funds, or at least governor along with the rest of the budget surplus producing resource, Crane said that the request for "But right now they need literature, tragedy, history Detroit House of some level of fiscal 1972-73. of the Michigan Corrections commission has funding, be our help just to survive." advantages of the and science fiction. They will Commission charged at a Corrections. included in the capital outlay lular schedule are greater make up about half of JMC's recommended that She said the proposed press conference Monday. appropriation now pending women's prison prison would cost nearly $4 in the legislature. million. "There is nothing new in to "Our desire is not simply build an attractive new Man found guilty /omen students pay what the commission is facility in which we would more, proposing," Crane said. "For most of this century has been considering the state just be able to house state women prisoners," Crane for local robbery said, "but to begin to fulfill construction of such a our long - ignored [Lansing rent poll shows facility." Crane said that work was started on a women's prison in Meridian Township in the responsibility to such prisoners in terms of programs, rehabilitation and the $15,000 GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) of three members of his - Julius West, 39, of Lansing, one family charged in connection with holdup of an East Lansing branch bank in which providing the same kinds of the manager, Stanley, Irish, 62, was shot to death Jan. I By ANITA PYZIK the rent gets higher the are 20 - 30 per cent 1920s, but lack of funds 10, was as higher complete the study by the correctional assistance which given a life prison term and other sentences Monday by landlord's property value than those in halted construction. is now available to male Federal is Staff Writer surrounding end of the term.' Judge Albert Engle. increases," Ipcar said. areas and the survev will try A meeting will be held at "The foundation was laid inmates." West was found guilty on three counts jreliminary results from The rental housing to get more background to 7 p.m. Wednesday in the before fiscal considerations The Dept. of Corrections 12 after a by a federal jury May it Lansing rent survey survey js being conducted to define rent situations for all week-long trial. that Union Gold Room for all some tenants, provide input into East a public Lansing tenants, Ipcar nterested students. ly women students, said. hearing that will be held SAVE 75% ON significantly higher within a month than other tenants for by the East To be completed, 150 TRANSCRIPTS Lansj Cjt Q)Uncil to more interviews must be •Jiving conditions. determine the need for a held and the Public Interest Only 25c A Copy lent lit"pnn^'n'fno conducting "fhf the Pub,ic housing commission. Research Group in Michigan At THE PAPER EATER You do something Wfe'll do son Ipcar said the most (PIRGIM) is attempting to kdering said, "After the size, quality "naive" renters are students recruit volunteers to help 211 Abbott Rd. 351-4321 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for your car. who are living out of the J rent situations, we residence halls for the first ■d that women were time because they know the liminated against on the least about the housing geof$20a month." ' added that was market. The most dilapidated 8 TRACK STEREO b after considering the areas in East Lansing rates they pay as its." ! survey information according to houses and apartments Ipcar are TAPE CARTRIDGE located closest to Grand Ints out the more lerty a landlord had in Lansing, the higher his River Avenue. "But these poor quality homes are compensated for SPECIAL prices would be. by low rent," he said. 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States may avoid a North will not vote much group of MSU constituents much the same as when I He has a daughter in college Vietnamese victory and differently than their in Washington,. D.C. at a was a boy." and a son who will enter leave the conflict honorable. next fall. The bombing of North More direct information Vietnam is a necessary part on the political views of of the withdrawal plan he 40 antiwar young people in his district will come from a said. He praised the questionnaire which he sent Administration's defense out in March, he said. The spending plan and indicated arraigned Of the seven persons who entered in survey deals with the war. the economy, school busing, defense spending and the that needed future. more money may be some time in the Forty persons went before East Lansing pleas environment. He cited Administration 54th District Court last Friday and stood of guilty during the arraignments Friday, He said the questionnaire statistics that the mute or entered pleas of not guilty to three were Lansing residents, and one was from East Lansing. was his first major effort to percentage of the national View from charges made in connection with antiwar reach the student voting budget tagged for defense demonstration disturbances. Only seven Of the 47 who were arraigned Friday, bloc. This photographic angle suggests vast fields of tulips Earlier efforts were has decreased during the last seven were not from the immediate area. converginq on * Building, but really only presents a worm's eye view of . persons entered pleas of guilty on Friday. hampered because student four years though the dollar Thus far, 58 of the 71 persons arrested 54thOistrict Court clerk Vema Hodge campus sights voter registration records amount has increased. said State News photo in connection with the antiwar Monday that nine persons will be were not available. by Chuck demonstrations which occurred two weeks arraigned next Tuesday and four will go A look at the first ago, have been arraigned. before Judge Maurice Schoenberger returned questionnaires Wednesday. Wallace shows return indicated to him that Twenty - six East Lansing residents Hodge also said that 82 cases are students are politically pleaded not guilty to charges which mainly involved while only 71 persons were included exciting a disturbance and holding to the middle of the arrested. Hodge explained that some road, he said. For example blocking traffic. persons were charged with more than one only slightly more than half of limited motion in led Ten Lansing residents also entered pleas offense. Hodge also said she did not yet of the students of not guilty on Friday. know when the trials would take place. questioned indicated they were in favor HI of school busing. * LOW PRICE "I don't have campaign plans yet for this any has SILVER SPRINGS, Md. (AP) — - Gov. George C. Wallace experienced some encouraging involuntary motions and most encouraging. A note of caution against attaching great signifian, vJ fall," the Congressman said. some feeling in his paralyzed legs, doctors reported these developments came from the top However he did say he Monday. consultant in the case, Dr. J. Carver neurwm thought that his campaign This was the first definite sign of muscular activity in Galbraithl University of Alabama Medical Center at Birmingham this year would not be Wallace's legs since he was shot four times at a political In a telephone interview, Galbraith I different from past years. rally last Monday in nearby Laurel. developments are encouraging but "do not necess agreed th"' His work in Congress Wallace's condition was described as stable and he is any significance" in relation to the governor's generally will not be cl drinking a small glass of milk every two hours, the only oral recovering useful function of his legs. And he affected by the addition of noursihment he is taking now. that nothing definite can be learned aSJl the young until s voting bloc to his In a briefing at Holy Cross Hospital Monday, doctors performed to remove a bullet lodged in Wallace's constituency, he said. He said there has been some return of "involuntary muscular A Georgetown University s, felt confident that he has neurologist not c activity to the toes of both feet," and they said this motion with the case said in response to always represented the is more pronounced on the left foot. had appeared in similar cases he had questions that suchl students. trated without! Doctors said Wallace showed normal reflex action on the followed by extensive recovery of The Vietnam War and leg function. sole of his foot when stimulated. Billy Joe Camp, Wallace's the state of the press secretary, toldrep_ economy, And they said there is also "encouraging evidence of at a news conference that he said, will be the a nurse who was in M key increasing sensations down the level of the mid thigh." room Sunday night first noticed the toe issues in his campaign this However, the doctors pointed out that the significance - told doctors and later Wallace's son, movement! fall. of these findings in relation to possible his father and noticed the same George Jr., 20,n Concerning the war, he complete recovery is difficult to ascertain at this time although they said it is "I tickled his foot and his toes leg reactions. f moved, and I the sheet and let him see it," said Wallace's puj smiling soil Wallace, who had been allowed to sit on a reclini^B briefly last week, progressed to tilt-table exercises MoT Workshop w to tone his muscles and stimulate circulation. Speculation continued that Wallace will be probably to the Birmingham Center, for remove the bullet. moved] the opei teacher comp A specialist not on the case but familir with such sJ told a reporter the move could be accomplished! insignificant changes of aggravating the spinal - corddq already done. 1 next to Schmidt's A summer workshop schools personnel is being Vice President Spiro T. Agnew was at Wallace's m program is in the ; mi. East of E. Lansing on Grand River 349-3430 between College of planned to develop a experimental stage, but that Monday for over a half hour and told reporters afteS that the governor and he talked a lot of politics. Education and Lansing different focal point for teacher education. this different approach is asked about details the conversation, Agnew said, 'T But| becoming popular around Instead of looking at the secret between he governor and me." the country. courses a teacher has had, which assume certain This project is an teaching competence upon experiment to Grapevine see if completion, the workshop competencies can be will attempt to define some identified, and then to teaching competencies and develop learning and Hold this ad then structure courses instructional methods to see around them, Gene Rex, associate professor of that teachers competencies. get these named b teacher education explained recently. Field testing will be The College of Education Grapevine Journal staff appointments for next yearn accomplished by the announced and Lansing Public Schools teachers who have been used Sunday by director James Ballard, Lansings| in the experiment. They will at a banquet held in honor of this year's staff members. I were given a grant of uptoyour The Grapevine Journal is a monthly newspaper $153,000 by the state Board then be evaluated on their by interested MSU black students. publ| of Education April 27 to performance and pupil The new staff will include: editor Ron Johnson, D< work on a competency - learning. Joe Byers, junior; director George White, Detroit sophomore,I based teacher education professor of education advertising manager Ivy Combs, Inkster sophomore. program. psychology, will head the Johnson is now managing editor of the Grapevine Jo Rex empahslzed that the evaluation efforts. and White is the asst. managing editor. eac ~ Academic term can CAPS & GOWNS apparel for spring graduation, Sunday, June 11, 1972, be sized and reserved the If students cannot reserve and come to the campus pick up his apparel for graduatkKj tj at Union they should send to Mr. Ostrander t Not a sound, right? Building following information: height, cap size, nam You won't get a peep out of any of College and department from which the JUNE 1-2 & JUNE 5-9 other stereo ads in this magazine, (Thurs. & Fri.) are receiving their degree. Make check payabi either. Just the same (Mon. thru Fri.) pretty pictures to Michigan State University. (A friend maff and technical facts. 8:30 am-5:30 pm That's why there's only one way pick up apparel for anyone who cannot cony to Academic apparel can be picked up on the within the designated hours.) buy stereo. Go listen to it. If it's really good, 4th floor of the Union Building starting June your ear will tell you. We say this because we're confident 1. you'll be impressed when you hear a Sylvania stereo. Our stereos sound * The Senior Council and the Comnenceme as good as they look. Two (2) tickets are needed for the Bachelors committee at Michigan State with Dr. Herma ,1 Take the matched component afternoon commencement, in case of rain. No as Chairman, have recently officially aPPr°, J system, MS210W, over on the right. tickets are needed for morning advanced change in the academic apparel to be u . That turntable is automatic, with Bachelors Candidates at MSU graduation,i cueing degree commencement. and anti-skate controls. It's change, effective spring term '72, elimma precisely matched rental system used by MSU for many years 1 to a Sylvania solid state FM Stereo/ FM/ AM of a system of a new black nylon souve receiver. i FACULTY APPAREL (rented) "Keepsake" cap and gown which is being dJ 1 Inside, where you can't see it, is a solid state Bachelor: Cap and Gown $4.00 many large universities. amplifier that delivers 50 watts of peak music Hood power to that pair of air suspension speakers. $4.00 The new "Keepsake" cap and gown will be Which sound as good as standard speakers two "$8.00 at the same price ($6.00) as the old rental f wf_ sizes larger. Especially when they hit those and gowns but will be non - returnable. « ■ important low bass notes. And since they put be sized small, medium, large, extra large a out wide-angle sound, I Master: Cap and Gown $5.00 J you can sit almost any¬ ! Hood long. Caps will be in sizes small, medium f■ where in the room and get the full stereo effect. $5.00 Tassels indicating the college and *hltt" he But don't believe a word you read. is believing. Go listen to a Sylvania stereo Hearing $Taoo" women will be included in the Council and the Commencement C°mmi Purchase:..0_atMS| ... fferh before you buy. feel this change to the "Keepsake' attire .■ Then, when you hearour price, you'll believe. j STUDENT APPAREL more presentable academic apparel in a I 'Bachelor (purchased): giving the graduates more for their money. GSlsyufAiMiA ■ Cap and Gown $6.00 Doctoral (rented): Cap and Gown $6.00 FACULTY: Deadline for reserving Hood $6.00_ faculty academic apparel is Tuesday $12.00 June 6, 1972 ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan j . SPORTS orui\ i o Tuesday, May 23, 1972 9 ARY .v KORRECK distance KORRECK weeks ago, the four of men key to conference title them This This spring, Rnrin« * i.ws Sports Writer ran the fifth fastest time ever objective is the though, the commented. _ The two have for an American Big Ten spent most '"nCe runner is a relay team, outdoor track title and this "Not getting any mention of the spring reed. covering the four miles at the in the paper fired us running the foursome will be one of the up," 3000 - meter steeplechase art masochist, part Drake Relays in 16:26.4. added Ron, "we'd been keys to the Spartans and the three mile for These four, Ken chances - MSU renic and part just Popejoy, in Dlinois this weekend. running well all year and no and they will compose the crazy - anybody Randy Kilpatrick and the one had noticed. only twosome in the Big Ten Cool twins, Rob and Popejoy, in the mile, is the Id run up to 16 or Ron, only one favored in his "Having a good meet in three-mile. les a day for a few are not bad event front of individually going into the conference us helped," Popejoy "We're the only ones in the of racing has got to either. Popejoy and explained, referring to the whole ff center. Kilpatrick each holds showdown, but that group's performance in the league who are shouldn't discount the other doubling," Kilpatrick track team has four varsity record and the Cools Kansas Relays the week three. Their relay time commented, "and we're helped MSU to its third at runners, and they're Drake is good before. "It gave us all a little going to try and see if one of but they're also evidence. confidence going into this "None of us knew we us can break into the what they do. A few it in had one," he added, "but I didn't top five. us," Kilpatrick expect everyone to run their "If everything top time. goes right, the team has a The foursome felt they good chance for the title," added Rob. Spartan li could do better next Ron Cool pointed to the Drake Relay record for the relay which they missed by year as Popejoy have been and the mile this and Ron running the 880 Cool spring and .2 of Poepjoy leads Big Ten Big a second. His brother, rry 10 Ron, a added that the time was breakthrough for him. "I realized I could run with qualifiers in both 1:48.2 in the Michigan Open 1st Friday events. His Eastern missed the Spartan mark STEVE STEIN the best," Rob said, "it got by Hyland's top .2 of a second News Sports Writer is a 69, me out of the junior college — Popejoy ran % the event instead of the mile VanderMeiden and syndrome." Ten golf hopes , ^"resting on the Broadwell's best Dickens' lowest round is are 70s and a The Cools are transfers from Grand Rapids Junior because, he explained, "I was all miled out." Fearsome s 0f six linksmen 73. College and this spring closes While Poepjoy and MSU's distance team of (from -jng weekend at the Purdue is the their first year of Kilpatrick have been left to right) Rob Cool, Ken Popejoy, Randy nce tournament on defending competition for MSU, but teammates for two Kilpatrick and Ron Cool will carry a conference champion, but years heavy load this weekend when the trackmen versity of Minnesota based on past performance Popejoy and Kilpatrick have now' the Coo,s have 56611 after the Big Ten outdoor track title. They recently ran a 16:26.4 go in Falcon been as a four • mile ourse this season, Indiana could be running together for runnin8 together for nearly relay team. two years, in cross Minn., a suburb of considered the favorite. country ei8ht years- The two look - and track, and all State News photo by W. B. four will be alikes carried Northview Remington 1 io r s John However, this season's back next year. tourney is going to be quite "Rob and I High School to a state cross "or I never would have made Meiden, Dick Bradow are the only country championship in when he said, "If it wasn't unpredictable. ones who 't-' comment, but if anyone Dickens make up do workouts their senior years, for Ron we couldn't have Except for the Gophers' together," Kilpatrick said, "Rob makes me work thinks that MSU's title hopes squad which also squad, very few players have but we all "I'm glad we had the started the race at Drake." freshmen Brad warm harder," Ron added. Ron was the leadoff runner. are a joke, they'll stop es played the Minnesota course have up and competition between Rob paid his brother a and Steve Broadwell our long runs together." ourselves," Rob commented, laughing after these guys run and in Illinois because it takes iorMark Timyan. consequently do not supreme tribute, though, it a have the advantage of was a typically crazy unique breed to win. -rMeiden, the team and Bradow, this playing on a course that is familiar. Spartan Invitational t, were exempt from FIGHT HALTS GAME Also, the teams this year f'f which MSU Coach BILL DICKENS are very evenly matched. Fossum conducted MSU's linkers will get their This prompted coach -k to determine the first look at the par Fossum to comment, "We Stickmen 71,6,331 l r members. yard layout Thursday in a could play well and finish kens, Hy land, practice round before the 72 second or play badly and ell and Timyan beat - hole, two - day tourney gets finish eighth. Indiana is the By JOHN FRAZIER marred by 25 penalties, was ree other Spartan underway Friday morning. favorite but everybody else For the Spartans, the out of the first State News Sports Writer referred to by Swoboda as five but to gain positions on Bradow and Broadwell will be taking a pop at In a game suspended due scoring belonged to Paul played stronger teams at the "the most physical lacrosse Safran with his 18th goal of six. sport the best averages (76.6) them." end of the season. to fighting, the MSU finished second in in rounds played thus far this "All of the game that I've ever seen the season, Walters with his "Five years ago the team Big Ten schools lacrosse team lost its final ear's tourney as played. second of the game and Val we had this season. Howevor, Bradow are fairly close together," game of the season year would have " leiden led the squad has shot 20 rounds to Hyland said. "We can beat Saturday "Wittenberg has a good Washington with his 22nd been up among the at Wittenberg by a 10 - 4 football team as we do and of the league 299 total, good for Broadwell's 16. anybody in the conference — measure, campaign. leaders but the play in the d place in the it just depends upon how we maybe they wanted to Defense was led by goalie MLA has really come Hyland has averaged 76.9 The fight, which broke up," Idual medalist in 16 rounds, VanderMeiden prove something," Swoboda Ron Hebert who had 19 play." out at the 5:55 mark of the Swoboda added. noted as possible cause for saves for the day to raise his etltion behind has a 77.4 average In 17 Bradow and Swoboda foresaw fourth quarter, left the the over zealous physical a s Dave Haberle. rounds while Timyan as a VanderMeiden form the record shattering total to better future in store referees with no choice but for id will play 18 77.6 mark in 17 rounds and nucleous of the Spartan aspect of the game. 254 for the season. This left next to end the contest, years' lacrosse team as Forest Akers today Dickens has a 78.4 in 14. squad and though the latter Wittenberg had grabbed a the freshman netminder "we picked up quite a few "When the fighting broke 2 0 lead midway in the final home tuneup has had - with a .692 in Timyan and Bradow have an "off and on" out both benches cleared," first period when Jim average high school players that will ving for Minnesota each shot 68 for the best season, Fossum believes head Coach Ted Swoboda stopping goals for the definitely help us next Walters scored his 13th goal season. y afternoon. team round this season while however that last year's said. "The referees tried to year." of the season to narrow the The results of the contest conference meet runner up keep - on top of the game but Spartan deficit to one goal. left the will break through at the it got out of hand." Spartans with a 5 - 8 Yet Wittenberg Club S tourney. countered season record. Their 2 • 7 LectciRe The game, which was with the remaining four mark in the Midwestern goals of the half to assume a Lacrosse Assn. (MLA) Weightlifting 6 - 1 lead. places them in seventh place U's weightlifting squad set four new Spartan lift Saturday, as the Green and White defeated the S' women netters The Spartans fought back with three third stanza in the league. "That is not indicative of conceRt tallies but Wittenberg was the ball e Boilermakers, 29 - 22. played this year," the 132 - 800 pounds in three pound class for MSU, Stanley Price press record of 275 pounds, lifts, setting a new MSU remain undefeated also busy as it scored four times in the quarter. Swoboda standings. said "We won of the four seRfes Spartan women netters Cutting anticipates stiffer ward Wandell topped the Spartan lifters in the chalked up another victory competition when the -und class with a total weight weight of 1,040. stomping Grand Valley Spartans close their season Hunter recorded second record a setting State, 9 • 0, at Grand Valley Thursday hosting Eastern ance with a total lift of last Thursday. 1,340 pounds in 165 Michigan at 3 p.m. at the 1972 73 SEASON TICKETS ARE Leonard Espinosa led the 181 - tition with - pound varsity tennis courts. a 1,200 pound cumulative, and in the "The team controlled NOW ON SALE FOR ALL NEW ound class, Dave Burke set Spartan marks with a Grand Valley all the way SERIES SUBSCRIBERS. pound total and a 635 pound dead lift, through the match," Coach overall Susan Cutting said. "The BECAUSE SEAT LOCATIONS competition, Hunter was awarded the best • weight lifter, and Burke scores tell the story." ARE ASSIGNED ON THE BASIS was named the best weight lifter. OP THE DATE OF THE ORDER'S MSU's number one, Sue Rugby Selke, undefeated in RECEIPT, IT IS BEST TO ACT MSU Rugby Club tallied its second consecutive intercollegiate play, downed IIWIEDIATELY. TICKETS MAY with a 14 10 defeat of the Detroit Cobras Sharon Hall 6 2, 6 - 0 and - • BE PURCHASED AT THE UNION y,on Old College Field. Diane D'Angelor, number " Fobes opened the two, crushed Grand Valley's TICKtT OFFICE. 355 -3361 d scoring by taking a Detroit returning it 50 yards for a try. Minutes later, Kathy Kepford 6 - 3, 6 • 2. "oss fell on a John Christeller boot to add four points. Allison Scruggs defeated *ild second half saw the Spartans lose and regain Marie Perrain 6-1,6-0 and 1972-73 f°r the victory. The Spartan B team dropped Cathy Stephenson kst with the continued her undefeated Detroit Bs, 11 - 6. record blanking Mary SHEETSMDSnatS Cycling Daniels of Grand Valley e Patrick pedalled 200 miles to lead 0,6-0. Spartan ,s.'e>ast Detroit. weekend at the Wolverine Marathon held at Spartan Becky Dickieson Gary Hawkins, Jim Mclntyre and overpowered Deb Weigner •'arr lasted 100 miles each in the annual event. 1, 6 - 1 and Marva Smith BAUASSSSSSOHG - Spartan cyclists will compete in Illinois. crushed Maggie Plonka 6 - 0, 6-0. BURNING FROM . DET Wglie Playing now through Saturday HARVEY WftbbBANGER NIGHT! "AN OUTRAGE DESIGNED 10 BLOW MINDS!" Special reduced prices tonight only on this terrific drink. "Electrifying, harrowing, rivaling and saathing." sou. ..SKrSKQBIOSBIUDKSSSSSOK THE "A truly 'badati' movia." . STABLES TONIGHT IN 102B WELLS 2843 E. Qrand River 351-1200 SHOWTIMES 7:00 8:45 10:30 Adnpisfion $1.50 Beal 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesda] STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Only 7 More Printing Days Left! — Get Those Ads In 355-8255 — Don't Wait. 355-8255 FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Classified Automotive BUICK GS400 1969. 4 speed, Automotive Employment Employment ads get M.G. 1100 1966. Good - n good condition. 351-7079.3-6-24 Phons body, needs U-joint. Make offer. 332-4790. 3-5-23 SubS1DI/RlVcoHa« 'rrr,sr. work available. We will be plut bonus. 384-0245 3-5 or resi CAMARO 1969 MGB 1971 British "Racing green,in interviewing the last week of * _ TWO MEN "'r> 4-*peed, May Witch for Interview PHONE 355-8255 under watSOVUJ55-2912 good condition. Call after 4 ,lmwC WANTED NOW. summerl Researcher Th7o~ugh bedroom, * after 6 p.m. 3-5-23 p.m. 393-6037 3-5-23 in conditioning , 347 Student Services Bldg. .-umm.7'7»e^;«v».7 Pool 'j CHEVY SS 283 1964. Good MUSTANG 1969. Need bread or f;r;i e,?.t S56-S66/moo, •AUTOMOTIVE condition and transportation. I wouldn't sell. One owner, Cocktail and dining room programmers. typlSTS 6-5-23 Scooters & Cycles $300.355-8838. 3-5-24 automatic, V-8, good looks waitresses. Front desk B,w you th, » and performance. 694-8890. position. BEAR Apply In person, c ,, B y " Parts & Service MT. RESORT, WRITE-ON. 351 ©i0S Aviation •EMPLOYMENT CORVAIR coupe. 1967 Monza. Sport Stick. 4 on floor. 3-5-25 MUSTANG 1966. V Grayling, 1 348-6641.10-6-31 Ml or call C-3-5-25 SUMMEI Offer. 349-1564.2-5-23 - 8 341 MODELS WANTED. 485-6617. •FOR RENT Evergreen, Apartment 14 - F. Apartments Houses Rooms CORVETTE 1962 . 327, V-8, 4 speed. 5 ET mags, headers, $1300. Phone 482-7601 355-2321. 3-5-24 Good OLDSMOBILE WAGON 1964.. condition. BABYSITTER experienced. FOR Eight - seven five, GARDEN HELP for 1 day only. $45 between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Power steering, brakes, solid Monday - Friday. Phone $3 an hour. 349-4909. 1-6-23 •FOR SALE 356-2994 after five. 3-6-24 $60 5-5-23 Animals car. $350. 355-8204. 3-5-25 BABYSITTER. AFTERNOONS Mobile Homes CORVETTE STINGRAY, 1969, opE 1967. Sport coupe, LEGAL SECRETARY - Legal on,y- or l,ve " In. Near •Lost & Found low mileage. Many extras. excellent condition, 30 mpg, Assistant. 26 - 30 hours per campus. Phone 351 3364 Phone, 351-3185. 6-5-26 week. Legal experience avenings. 3-5-25 s75 not •PERSONAL new exhaust, snow tires, required. Students with 2 ~~~~ $750. 332-8081.2-5-24 •PEANUTS PERSONAL CUTLASS - S 1968. New years or more of college will SH0E SALESMAN - pert time, •REAL ESTATE chrome, wide ovals, air, PINTO 1971 . . Bright red, be considered. Excellent in 3 or 4 days a week. Apply shocks, NOBIL SHOE STORE, •RECREATION •SERVICE 3-5-24 snows. 353-8169. White - walls, automatic, radio, very economical. typing and English, Secretarial experience and shorthand Meridian Mall. 2-6-23 ttDAR Vliu| Instruction DRAGSTER B/D, 130", olds $1595 or best offer. Phone 353-9596 or 482-5988. Y SP&KM6,/ M ts&/ e.lkhummxm preferred. Training in Legal assistant work will be given. — — f or Rent APARTMK Typing Service powered, new engine, best of everything, trailer, best offer 4-5-26 Hours may be adjusted to permit continuation of BogueSt.atthe&J •TRANSPORTATION •WANTED over $1100. Call Mike, Plymouth fury 1969, v-8. Automotive Scooters & Cycles education. Send resume to 3 - MOBILE HOME for summer. . 361-51801 371-3484 after 5 p.m. 3^5-25 automatic. New tires. 4 door. VW VAN. New engine, sun roof. J C, Michigan State News.State Complete furnished, two bedroom, walking distance summerTrlJI Must sell. $1500. Call Linda salary requirements. 3-5-24 Clean. Prefer couple. NO apartment. OwnJ FIAT 1967 convertible 850 PONTIAC G TO, 1968. Spider, excellent condition. Liebold. 332-3516. 3-5 24 pets. References. Reasonable Luxuriously equipped, power TRANSMITTER ENGINEER: 351-6831 evenings. 1-5-23 2 393-8735. 5-5-24 steering, brakes, 4-speed, ET VW GHIA 1970. Convertible, LAMBRETTA 12Scc, $145. Local radio station needs roommates for next year sui TL rsrl FORD 1968. 12' Step-van, 6' mags, 5-5-23 more.$1100.351-0594. orange, mag wheels, on Perfect condition. Call after 4 engineer possessing First TV AND STEREO rental: Fast 355-9157 3-5-24 CmJ warranty, reasonable. p.m. 351-3420. 3-5-25 Class FCC license. ua ceiling, $1995. Excellent Phone free delivery and service. 489-7332 after 6:30 p.m. 694 9943 5-5-24 $9.50/month roommate M condition. St. Johns, PONTIAC 1956, runs good, 5-5-30 YAMAHA 1971, 250MX. tarm rates - no deposit, low available. All own bedroom wante! 224-7968. 5-5-23 body fair, good tires. Phone I ml 9.75 119.50 655-3454. 3-5-23 WHEEL drive 1970 Toyota, Ridden 4 hours. Must sell. $650. 351-8139. 3-5-25 X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST. equipment guaranteed. Call month. 351-0602.'s3 I EH I FORD ECONOLINE Van 1966. 8 passenger, curtains, PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1964. plow, winch, floatation tires, chrome wheels, CHEAPIII Registered. Rotate shifts. Excellent salary and full NEJAC, 337-1300. C-S-31 beginning FALl| ES3Q3E29 SB3 SEE automatic, luggage rack. Excellent condition. Needs 372-8880, Jim. 5-5-23 HONDA 160, 1966. Excellent condition. Does 80 mph. benefits. Apply Personnel 2 - 4 MAN. UPSTAIRS apartment in Prg|J $750. 645-7485. 3-5-23 brake work. $300 or best Department, St. Lawrence apartment for summer. 10 Privacy, cooking, FT3 BB3 IEEE n-**1 EBPfl $200. 353-1335. 3-5-25 offer. 361-8979. 5-5-30 Hospital, Equal Opportunity minute drive to campus, persons. 353-61 337-1525.3-6-24 DEADLINE GREMLIN -X 1971. stereo, snows, 16,000. New 3-speed, RAMBLER AMBASSADOR You 1970 SUZUKI Savage TS250. Employer. 2-5-24 furnished, utilities paid. $170 per month. 482-3405 after 1 P.M. one class day Sedan, 1967. Air, automatic, Good condition, helmet. ONE AND two'bl before publication. shocks, roof rack, more. Phone 372-0346. 3-5-25 power. Looks good, runs well. $650. Phone 351-6740. deserve $350. 3-5-25 Phone 353-4189. LIGHT needed DELIVERY for leading help civic five. 3-6-24 '-rf furnished. Summe ft 332-0625 after 5 p'J Cancellations/Cor¬ 12 HOUSECAR. 1963. Home - _ 5-5-25 lower TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE organization. Car Excellent job for housewives and students. Apartments SUMMER EFFICll rections class - day noon one before made, sleeps 4, stove, refrigerator, sink. 625-3111, RENAULT, 1962. Best offer, extra parts. Call after 5 p.m. auto 1969. Low mileage, excellent condition, or cycle required. Phone 489-6953. 5-5-30 MILFORD STREET 126, apartment, close, | 625-7485, Perry. 3-5-23 customized, deluxe 2 furnished, utilitwaf publications. 484-5550. 4-5-26 insur¬ extras. 355-6710. 3-5-25 GIRL STUDENT. We need a and apartments, furnished, air 3 man month, deposit. 3 3-5-24 The State News will be JAGUAR 1970. XKE couple. kind, responsible, conditioning welking distance responsible only for the Must sell, super condition. SUNBEAM ALPINE $135. 223 Beal, East Lansing, I960. ance 1971 SUZUKI 350 twin. Show experienced student to live to campus. Summer rentals. SUBLEASE FOR room condition, low mileage. with Do Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 , first day's incorrect insertion. Phone 485-2637 p.m. 4-5-26 after 4:30 after 5 p.m. 3-5-25 rates. Custom blue metalflake paint. $650. Call 485-6962. and us. some housework cooking and help with or 489 1656. 22-5-31 TRIUMPH TR4A 1968 24000 . our toddler. Job begins soon All students aos must be 1723 Pattengill. 3-5-25 and goes through the summer KARMANN GHIA 1964. Red, miles. Phone 489-7861. Why Fight The - prepaid new brakes, runs good. 49,000 miles. $250.489-0237.3-5-24 3-5-25. So here 1970 BSA 640cc Cerianis Forks. and next yeer. Room. Board, $130/month. Faculty home. I.M. Pool Crowd? LENAWEE, 1314 W J TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1971. Excellent condition. $1150. unfurnished, i Walking distance campus. LEMANS 1965,automatic. V-8, Like new, 14,000 miles. $200 8nd take over they are! Call 356-6361. 6-6-24 Call 337-0241 after 5 p.m. 5-5-30 Our residents have their own heated pool. refrigerator $140/month utilitij p Automotive steering, brakes, white walls. payments. 1 970 HONDA CB350. Soak up the rays, IV9-7020 1 -2:30p.ifl Good condition. $425. _ Phone 372-0984. 5-5-30 SENTRY HAS JUST LOWERED Tremendous shape. FULL OR PART time work in take a relaxing dip, 351-4354.3-5-24 ITS AUTO RATES. FIND OUT AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite 1969 TRIUMPH 1970 GT 6 plus. Meticulously cared for. and meet your neighbors. 613HILLCREST. I WHAT MADE TO ORDER pleasant office Monday - mechanically good radials. Excellent condition. Best $615/negotiable. Nights, Rick pleasant sri MACH I 1971. Red, wide ovals, PROTECTION IS ALL Saturday. No experience $750. 349-0342. 3-5-23 offer. 351-6818.3-5-24 393-1483 or 351-2683. conditioned, $2100. Call owner, Judy. ABOUT... AT LESS COST necessary. For further Furnished studio, 1 THAN YOU THOUGHT. S-5-5-26 nicely furnished, j 373-0994. 3-5-25 VEGA 1971 Hatchback, must information, 489-6953. and 2 bedroom apts. spacious. From $! AUSTIN HEALEY 1967. 3000. 5-5-30 from $135/mth. sell. $1700. Call 356-9953 or TRIUMPH 1969 - DAYTONA 351-0705 or 3Sfl Mark III. Needs work. Best C K 1 9 7 0. 882-3301. 2-5-24 Don Sakow$ki 500. Low mileage. Call offer. 371-4244 after 5 p.m. 349-0583.2-6-23 REGISTERED NURSE. NOW LEASING _ 10'513L 5-5-30 condition, new VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Runs 676-1930 Emergency room, part time NORWOOD APAfllJ sy ste Call 676-1381.3-5-24 BSA 441cc Trail, rebuilt. position week - ends. Rotate Summer i Automatic. $1500 or BARRACUDA 1967. Bright FASTBACK red. Standard Call 393-6682 after 5:30 p.m. best offer. VW 1964. Excellent. 1968 Knobbles and big sprocket. 7-3:30 days, 11 - 7:30 days, 11 - 7:30 nights. Formal Burcham Woods reduced rates. 351-2J shift, economical "6". New 5-5-30 Triumph GT-6, excellent. Inquire 2063 Hamilton Road, k-SE iENTRY $400. Call 676-2580 after 4:30 p.m. 5-6-26 orientation to department. 745 Burcham 6 p.m. 5-5-24 i5> iires, battery, muffler. Less Excellent salary and benefits. OKEMOS BY Meiers,| than 50,000 miles. Very good MAVERICK 1970. Low Okemos. 3-5-23 INSURANCE HONDA S-90 excellent Apply Personnel Department, if no 351-3118 answer - 484-4014 own room $! shape throughout. $600. mileage, very clean. Call Ron , St. Lawrence Hospital, Equal room $35 349-0341 Phone 485-8253. 2-5-23 351-5872. 10-5-31 AMimiAL COMPANY condition, 1968, 2700 miles, . VOLKSWAGEN 1959. Beetle. best offer over $125. Opportunity Employer. 38,000 miles. $850. Also 355-5846.2-5-23 2-5-24 SUMMER. ONE girl for 4 man. ONE BEDROOM, j BUICK SKYLARK, Grand 1971 campus. MAVERICK 1970. Must sell for Super - Beetle $52.50., excellent location, Scooters & $130/month. 35 H| Sport 1965. New engine, new brakes, new clutch. $200. reasonable price. Standard convertible, only 589 miles. Cycles honda IDA cl4<^ CL4*Q Q70. 5000 PART TIME WORK air - conditioning. $47 deposit. No lease 361-5326. Louis. 2-5 p.m. transmission, radio. _ 351-4446. 3-5-24 iles, p.SOnape, call OPPORTUNITY Friday. 0-9-5-31 489-9658 after 3 p.m. 5-5-25 485-4741.3-5-24 351-5998 after 6 p.m. 6-523 SIXTEEN <161 HOURS 2-5-24 SCRAMBLER 1965 650, BSA VOLKSWAGEN PER WEEK SQUAREBACK Homet. Has rebuilt engine. 1968. Many CYCLE INSURANCE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. THREE MAN furnished Call 337-2200. 2-5-24 - Central extras, air, radio, 484-4183 apartment, $140 includes Michigan's Largest insurer, ONLY after 4 p.m. 5-5-26 any cycle, any rate. 144 North NURSES AIDES BEGIN utilities. One block from HARLEY DAVIDSON 250cc Harrison, East Lansing or $2.15 HOUR. campus. Clean. 372-7074 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK Sprint. Very good used bike. after 4:30 p.m. 3-5-24 1967. New 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF DIETARY AIDES BEGIN Radials. Clean No problems. Helmet LANSING. 0-6-31 $2.00 HOUR. Fall. Call 337-7 inside and out. $750. included. Must sell fast. HOUSEKEEPERS BEGIN SUBLET SUMMER, 2 or 3 man, appointment. 627-5350. 14-5-30 349-1768, Dave. $275. Will SUZUKI 1968. 500cc, good $2.00 HOUR. furnished, air conditioning, talk. 3-5-25 condition, $425. 489-7332 Reasonable. 337-2088. mmmim Acre after 6:30 p.m. 5-6-30 I N HAM COUNTY 3-6 23 TRIUMPH 1969 Tiger. . _ .'-condit Excellent condition. $900 or EXTENDED CARE 355-8648.10-5 31 I tires and snow tires. ROOM AND kitchen, job FACILITY will furnish full 485-1337 , 489-6952. 5-5-30 best offer. 351-7397 after 1 Aviation 80 hours orientation with opportunity too. Call P-m. x-3-5-25 349-1474after6p.m. 5.5.26 TWO BEDROOM « pay. Applicant must have VOLKSWAGEN 1962, LEARN TO FLYI Complete and duple*. $160/" Factory KAWASAKI 350 1970. A7.. Independent tren*Jortation rebuilt engine, gas heater 4000 miles. Excellent flight training. AH counec are and telephone availability. TWO GIRLS need apartment or conditioned. Neirl REGISTER NOW (disconnected), good tires, plate. $300. 355-9932. condition. With 2 helmets. government and VA certified. FRANCIS AVIATION. Dependable adult women who wish house starting Fall. 827-2711, 627-2008. 3-6-23 Rent for summer J 5:30-7 30p.m. 353-7601 after 8:30 pm a long - term 5-5-25 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. FORVOUR 3-6-25 C-5-31 assignment preferred. Possible that permanent 40 hour week positions will be CROSSWORD APARTMENT FOR THIS CollingtoooD Auto Service & Parts available at later date. Apply in person, 3882 Doble Okemos. x-7-6-23 Road. PUZZLE KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair means work on Volkswagen, bugs, ACROSS 30. Toward SUMMER busses, or Ghias. GRAND HOUSEKEEPER OR Light housekeeping, live couple. - in, I Medicated 31. Abraham's birthplace RIVER CITGO. 1064 East 6. Rang must have references. Drive. 32. Pen point OR NEXT Grand River. 361-9274. C-6-31 Write Box A-1, Michigan 12 Convex 34. Clay pigeon State News. 3-5-23 molding 36. Presidential 13.Inherent initials FALL MASON BODY, SHOP, 812 East Kalamazoo Street Since CHURCH OFFICE 14. Vilify 16. Christmasberry 38. Girl's nickname . . . secretary; 40. G 1940. Complete auto painting payroll, tax, typing, 17. Black cuckoo 41. Without ethics and collision service. shorthand and 18. Machine 44. Snaffle 20. Risk 46. Models 1. Oickens There's lots of bonus extras! Like: a Mini-bus that 486-0266. C-5-31 mimeographing, experience 22. Bursa 48. Announcement character takes you (5 round trips a day) from apartment door¬ necessery. Call 332-2559 23. Typhus 50. Form a notion 2. American step to classroom eliminating parking problems, ex¬ REPLACE AND REPAIR worn between 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2-6-23 carrier 52. Complete pense and tardiness. Like: a romantic "social area" out Automotive parts at with picnic tables and B-B-Q pits and stuff. Read 's cap 53. Jaded HEIGHTS WORLD OF below for more features than you'll ever get AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. ASSISTANT CAMP cook and dig this from only $180 a month. . . r- 3 4 & r- 9 ■ Central Air . . . Conditioning ■ All Utilities included C-1-6-23 needed. Mele or female. Must have experience. Camp nr % nr except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes. ■ Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units FOREIGN CAR PARTS. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 season. June 11th - August '4 vfo fr 02-A Canoeing to class Okemos Road. 349-9620. C-5-31 Okemos. Sunday a.m./p.m. rr % MO % fiAMPHS Hill and R- 5r Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wadnesdey 349-3530 •Air conditioned M.G.A. PARTS. All possible Interview 3-6-24 call p.m. 349-2830 For Ml v4 r w MM •Unlimited Parking parts available. 393-8667 ar ST Ml M4> evenings. 2-6-24 SUMMER AND part time 55" % XT n zmtSZS!^, 2771 Northwind c, 0p- D«"v 35 ,.32 82 FOR SALESPOWER try a little Classified Ad to sell a lerge employment with merchant wholeseler. Automobile r N (Behind the Yankee Store) mobile home I Diet 366-8266 required. 361-6800 for Y/^ information. C-3-5-24 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 23, 1972 11 f For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale Apartments For Sale Personal Upartments Housii es LAKE LANSING Houses FURNITURE, 3 complete STUDIO BEDS $15 each, Adler PREGNANT? We understand. for 4 students. - scenic area. time is rooms for only $377. 2 bedroom. Electric international typewriter, $70. Call (Ik to running out. Summer 3 BROOKS us. Pregnancy heat, air, only one, 2 BEDROOM, completely FURNITURE Call, 3370715. 3-5-23 ber. carpeting, range, refrigerator, bedroom; 2, 3 furnished, 627-9600. 0 counseling. 372-1560. 0-5-31 bedroom carpeted house. disposal, houses and Available June 15th. |B61 '0-6-1 laundry. duplexes left. Fall several 332-6715 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Announcements for It's $170/month plus utilities 1,2 3-5-23 GIRLS 26" and 3 3 Sale. Brand new portable, What's 489-3261, 484-4157. 8-6 2 bedroom duplexes still - speed Happening must be Eunbothe ALBERT STREET apartments, available. Call now too latel 351-8920. before it's B-1-5-23 WANTED: GIRL end room June to June cet need 1973. COLUMBIA new. 351-9288.3-5-24 bike, almost $49.95, $5 selection used machines. per month. Large of reconditioned MR. ROBERT POOLE received office, 341 Bldg., by 1 in the State News Student Services p.m. at least two Singers, j on the renting Two summer minutes 351-6676.4-5-26 and/or fall. to campus TWO BEDROOM home. Perfect for country small 3-4 Call, 351-6234. x-3-5-25 man modem LADIES GOLF clubs, used twice. $25. 351 -3823 evenings. S bag. Only Telephone Whites, Necchis, New Home and "many others", $19.95 will entitled: PEACE present "THE a CORPS seminar SMITH class No days before announcements publication. will be led Cedar GIRL WANTED summer _ fami'y. Close phone 337"2489. J5.25 walk to campus. Summer house. Air - conditioning, shag carpeting, — USED, SINGLE speed bike with to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1115 North VOLUNTEER" In room 158 Natural Resources at 10:30 a.m., May 24th. accepted announcements for events by outside phone. No will be accepted the greater IrSEDGEAPTS. sublease, air block from - conditioned, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 2 $210. 337-1026. 5-5-24 book racks. Mark 353-3941 Washington, 489-6448. Public invited. Lansing area. I, to Cedar Village 332-0041. 3-5-25 campus. bedroom June house, available NEED ONE girl. One block till 4 p.m. 2-0-24 C-3-5-25 The HED (mate SERVICE 16. 351-7330 days, J32-4638 evenings. 2-5-24 from campus. $50 per month. CONCORD "THE SILENCED MAJORITY EXTRA TV'S sell fast in demonstration 143 class for peace TJimer Rent Rates WANTED: GIRL to share Own room. 351-7503. 3-5-25 Tapecorder, STEREO new SPEAKS" your forum — try with low-cost Want Ads. Dial spring bakesale will be held aU day I from $45 2-man, 2 bedroom, furnished, LARGE HOUSE. classical heads, itl 3 monthly issues just $1. today behind Erickson Hall or, cheap. June 2 records. Like new, 355-8255. I 351-2193. B1-2-5-24 NEEDED for - September. $170/month. summer. Nice SMS, P.O. Box 142, in case of rain, in Wells Hall. 332-4432 house, own best offer. 332-6624. 2-5-24 332-8476. Campus 5 rooms. $55. Torrington, Conn. 06790. FREE READING Proceeds go to restore damage 1 GIRL 361-1565. 2-5-24 sublease, Meadowbrook C^r, 2 m8n furnished Trace. $65/month. 489-6598, minutes. 3-5-25 1-5-23 Since 10% of the books done to the Peoples Church stained glass window. 1ts, $67.50 summer 6 in a public library manage to 882-2214,Lois. 3.5.25 1 OR STUDENTS for summer term 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. ily. Days 487-3216. 2 male or female to share walk out without going house, 2 blocks from lBs' till 10 p.m. CAMPUS. NEAR. 229 Bogue. roommates needed for house. campus, furnished, $55 per Tanks, canisters and uprights. through the charge desk. A panel discussion of the- lie. 0-5-31 bedroom, furnished, air 1 Close to East Lansing. person.Call 351-9479. 3-5-25 Guaranteed 1 full year. Remington Rand has come "Role of Sports in Society" will - 332-3057. 3-5-25 $7.88 and up. DENNIS be held at 1:15 p.m. today in up with a system that will conditoned, carpeted, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 216 Giltner Hall. p TIME Cerj°r Greensl laundry, for June 16. Single 4 GIRLS. 2 .bedroom National Advertised set off an alarm if the book fcon i-KiTt0 urnished. girls or married SUMMER. WOMAN, own furnished. $60 fall each. 349-3849 after Tents 316 North Cedar, opposite hasn't been properly charged Close. $140. couple. room. City Market. C-3-5-25 The annual pre professional 489-5922. 5-5-30 Close. $70/month. 6 p.m. 2-4-24 Quality Awing Shop - 751 evenings. 11-6-2 351-6899. 3-5-25 night at MSU will be held from 4512 S. Logan YOUTH BED $20. Cradle, $15. Looking for good 8 to 10 tonight in 138 TOWNHOUSE, 2 bedroom, 6 GIRLS, 4 bedroom furnished. inexpensive reading I TWO party, furnished completely furnished, for ONE GIRL winter term only. $50 summer, $60 fall each. CONCORD 1972. 23' self - Double bed, $30. 332-2141. material? It's right here in Chemistry Bldg. All pre - med, incy, a'r conditioned, July Close. $60/month. contained, many optionals. 3-5-23 the STATE NEWS pre - dental and pre - and August. Married couple Parking. 349-3849 after 6 p.m. 2-5-24 Classified to campus. $137 337-0483. 1-5-23 Phone 482-4319.3-5-24 Ads. Reading Want Ads can osteopathic students are urged or single lady. $225 monthly. to attend. „r $154 fall. 484-0585, Phone 489 5922. 5-5-30 4 OR 4 responsible Animals be entertaining, find you |610.0-5-31 HOUSE FOR summer, 1-5 bedroom house, 2 people for 5 car garage, WOMEN'S GOLF clubs, things you've always The Chess Club will meet at 7 people. MAC. $55/month. beginners set. Cheap only $20. wanted, and save you money EAST LANSING, unfurnished, fireplace. BEAUTIFUL KITTENS, litter - man for 2-man luxury 351-2427 after 5 V4 353-7915.3-5-24 too. So check there nowl p.m. Wednesday in the West efficiency for 1 or 2, summer p.m. 3-5-25 block from trained, 8 weeks old, need Shaw meeting room. Quiet, beginning campus. and fall, air - conditioned. $350/month. 14 month lease loving homes. Free. ■ of June. 351-0242. TWO PLAYBOY MAGAZINE 351-1258. 8-6-2 GIRLS for house starting June 15. After 6 372-2392. 3-5-23 ALWAYS OPEN - SALE III 20% off normal prices, Monday Anyone wishing to work on summer, close, own rooms. P.m., 332-2650. 2-5-24 through Friday. 8 1956 1972111 CURIOUS - 5:30 p.m. the June 12 school board Call 332-8321 or - FURNISHED 337-0094 FINAL CLEARANCE of kittens. UNION BUILDING APARTMENT, 5-5-30 2 BEDROOM BOOK SHOP, 541 East Grand BARBER SHOP. C-1-5-23 election to elect a slate of lUMMER! summer 332-8748 after 5 and/or falfr p.m. Call 4-5-26 DOUBLE ROOM in house, duplex. Summer only. $200. 4 blocks from River (below Paramount) 1 -6 p.m. 5-5-26 Assorted sizes and colors. All carpet and child - proof. Call progressive candidates, call 35 5-9 1 5 3, 35 3-2 1 19 or campus. 393-5883, 882-9808 371-4950. 5-5-26 FREE A lesson in . . . 351-6246. HASLETT AREA, spacious 2 summer, close to campus. leave message. 4-5-23 complexion care. Call Call 332-2730. 2-5-24 AMPEX MODEL 800 stereo tape bedroom apartments. Fully recorder, good condition. Best GREAT DANES. AKC. Shots. 484-4519, East Michigan or Campus Action will meet for ■50 f*>r Person carpeted, GE appliances, air 4-6. SUMMER and next Fall. offer. 349-9468.2-5-23 Blacks and Brindles. Will hold 485-7197 Lansing Mall. prayer and Bible study at 9:30 per month conditioned, - ARCHITECT, 29, to "housesit" Close to campus. until June, 337-2092. MERLE NORMAN tonight at 398H Park Lane. garbage 641-6496 disposal, during your sabbatical leave. after 7 p.m. 10-5-25 BL-3-5-24 COSMETIC STUDIOS. $145-$ 160. Call Available June NIMROD CAMPER Trailer, like 339-9291 or September. C-3-5-26, The ASMSU Legal Aid [lstead mgt. Estill after appointment. 3-5-25 6 p.m. for References. 332-0401 Rooms new. Sleeps 5, 9' x 12' ad - a room, $550. - GELDING. 3 year old, 3/4 will have a lawyer available Dept. leasing evenings. 4-5-26 339-2439. Appaloosa, 1/4 Morgan. Well every Wednesday during spring ft summer term! SUMMBER SUBLEASE, 3-5-25 broke. Sunnyhill Farms. Peanuts Personal term. MSU students close, IDEAL LOCATION. SPARTAN HALL now wishing I Michigan Ave. large 2 man, furnished, air Couple to leasing MODERN TEAK 694-8693. 5-5-30 appointments are asked to check care for our home. Summer. summer/fall. Men, women. furniture, KATHY: HAPPY Birthday I 351-7910 Nconditioned. 337-1288 351-6636. 1-5-23 Color TV, VS block eight chairs and table, Have a - with the ASMSU business office, 3-5-25 campus. PUPPIES, 3 male 14 Britanny great day! DZ Sisters. 307B Student Serivces Bldg., or 215 Louis. 2-5 p.m. complete living room and 1-5-23 ■ ROOM Monday - bedroom. 351-9225 after 7 Spaniels, 7 weeks old, good call 353-0659. apartment, ATTENTION FAMILY summer Friday. 351-4495. 0-9-5-31 lied air - conditioned, COUPLES, TWO furnished 1 p.m. 3-5-25 hunters, $5 each. 339-2439. renters. June 15 September 3-5-25 bedroom apartments - The MSU Sailing Club will le July 24, 332-6715. 15. MEN. ROOMS with cooling, available June June. Close Completely furnished, TAPE meet at 7:30 p.m today in 35 - large Okemos house with summer and fall. Near Union. RECORDER System - . to Union and downtown FREE LONG-HAIRED black Union. Elections will be held fabulous yard, for more 337-9566. 4-5-26 Ampex 2161, auto reverse DZ RUNNERS: area. No pets. $135 and and wind. 1 year old. Listed kitten. Box -trained. DARRYL, May 30. New members are |0MEN for four-man. $145, summer information call Barb Hepler, 332-8531 after 5 p.m. 3-5-25 DAVE, JACK, TOM, ROB - welcome. Close $50/month. rate. Also, for $580. Must sell. 349-1838 or VAN-KO SUNDECK, NICELY furnished Asking You did a great job pushing singles and efficiency rooms $285. 349-0629. 3-5-25 |949. 3-5-23 for single adults. REALTY, REALTORS, room. Girl. Privileges in 54 BURMESE kittens. Free to Marcia. Thanks. 1-5-23 O mo lade 663-8418. a Conservative house. Adejuyigbe will 4-5-26 489-3777. 3-5-25 Close. good home. Box lead seminar "Size of State No parking. $85. 351-3439. GIRL'S SCHWINN, 3 speed bike - trained. a on 1 girl for summer. Call 351-8214.3-5-25 and Political Mod Apartments. Call 1 MAN, 128 - 132 BEAL. 2 or 3 5-5-30 with baskets. $25. Adrian Recreation Stability: The Case of Nigeria" at 3 p.m. today in summer, $95/month, 351-7559. 1-5-23 |351 6078 after 6 p.m., own room, unfurnished. Lake bedroom FLATS. $190-$210 FREE: THREE lovable kittens, 305 Natural Science Bldg. 132-2070.3-5-24 Of The PLUS utilities. Furnished, ROOMS AVAILABLE for two almost pure white, one UNION BOARD FLIGHTS. Hills. 332-8623. SCHWINNMen's 21"1971 Model. basement, garage. 332-2349 summer. Carpeted, clean, tiger, 351-6735.3-5-25 Summer Flights 3-5-25 Excellent condition with Nominations are being USE ONE bedroom after 5 p.m. 3-5-25 quiet, close to campus. No Detroit-London, still light. 355-0434. 3-5-25 accepted for the undergraduate |hed apartment with air- drugs, plenty of free parking., GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. available from $195. Contact seat the Academic Council 142-MAN. | bedroom apartment, on 1 Nice for FOUR PEOPLE needed: summer refrigerators. Males only. Call UNION BOARD FLIGHTS . Beautiful markings, good for the College of Agriculture lied couple. $160. summer. $150/montb. house, excellent location, 351-2755 between 2 p.m. HEATQa^tpat, <,ld. Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. C 351-3694, 5-6 p.m. 1-5-23 $300 or best offer. 351-1 watchdogs. Pure - bred. and Natural ResOdWelTn 121 W26.5-5-23 utilities paid. 351-0177. and 5 p.m. weekdays. Ask for §95. Wormed. 351-4572. 1-5-23 3-5-25 Agriculture Hail through May 2-5-23 Ed. O ■R SUBLET. Large FOUR GIRL apartment, 1 block XX 24. from campus, CAMERA GERMAN SHEPHERD ■nditioned two-man completely REPAIR SERVICE. furnished, utilities and LARGE DUPLEX summer. Rent CLEAN QUIET ROOM, male, Work done locally. Free Puppies. Black with silver OLYMPIC GAMES Newly elected precinct J. S160/month. Call to group or individuals. summer, fall, $58. Close, no estimates. Fast, guaranteed points. Silver with black delegates can get a primer on parking included. Summer, ■74.3-5 23 $55. Fall 332 5266, 353-8059. 3-5-24 parking, no cooking. service. Approximately V4 points. Tan with black MUNICH, GERMANY convention systems at the Free - Spring $66. 351-1754 after 7 p.m. or points. Good dispositions. U campaign class at 7:30 p.m. 349 9609. O-4-5-26 3 BEDROOM furnished house. 351-3439. 5-5-24 normal repair cost. WILCOX Pure bred, no papers. $20. llED STUDENTS June 15 - SECOND HAND STORE, - today in 34 Union. JUNE 10th August 15th. Near T.-rf.0er 15. 1-628-2577 before 8:30 a.m., I FACULTY campus. - Huge apartment $ 200/mftwv 001 -4851. ROOMS AVAILABLE for 509 East Michigan, after 6 p.m. 3-5-25 SUMMER IN EUROPE - Only summer. Carpeted, clean, 485-4391. C 3-5-24 $210! Call Toll Free completely furnished, quiet. quiet, close to campus. No 13 bedroom $ 1 30/month. 351-3796 ALASKAN MALAMUTES, AKC 1-800-225-2531. Free Travel apts. before 10 p.m. 3-5-25 2 GIRLS to share two bedroom drugs, plenty of free parking, STAMPS - COINS - supplies. registered, puppies and adults. Plenner - Prime dates! Service pith study house or will rent entire refrigerators. Males only. Call Buy, sell, US, Foreign, Selling my entire stock. Lower UNI-TRAVEL 351-2755 between 2 p.m. KALIB, 541 East Grand SUMMER house. 351-4446. 3-5-24 prices. Also racing equipment. CORPORATION. 14-6-2 I $149 basement - FALL. apartment. 3 man 2 and 5 p.m. weekdays. Ask for Ed. O River, East Lansing. 1-6 p.m. Angelo D. Lentini, Route 1. Typing Service mo- bedroom, clean, quiet, FEMALE GRAD student to Monday - Saturday. Box 131, Ellsworth, Michigan LONDON $200. Weekly flights share house on Haslett Road, 332-0112. 10-6-2 49729. Phone 616-588-2955. cooking. Privacy. available, call Frank Buck TERM PAPERS typed by Phone MEN, SHARE room in clean, WISHED 332-4709. 4-5-26 first 5 weeks, $75. full 10 quiet house. Cooking, close. 3-5-24 351-2286,5-7 p.m. 3-5-23 experienced typist. Close to weeks, $1iptslT£^;tricitV Summer term, $100. ' GARAGE SALE:: 175 Kedzie, campus. 484-1874. 15-6-1 pdren welcome shared, n^'ne 351-4698. East Lansing. May 24, 9 - 6 ST. BERNARD m, no pets EAST LANSING, one block 485-8836. 0-6-2 p.m. Miscellaneous articles. - 254 year old male. AKC. Excellent markings. Real Estate from Union, 1 bedroom 2-5-23 THINKING OF someone PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Must sell. 627-7763. 5-5-24 furnished. Summer and fall. STUDENTS FOR summer EAST special? Send a 'Peanuts LANSING 2/3 acre, hOB HILL - $125 and $135 per month, and/or fall term. Stoddard South, near Michigan Avenue. USED GOLF clubs and Personal" message with a Quiet for student. Near bus bag, large plot. Beautifully includes utilities. 351-8976. Want Ad. Come in Street. $200/month. Phone line. $15 weekly plus deposit. men's starter set. $25. Mobile Homes landscaped with splendid 347 Student Services. today. 2-5-24 351-4698 after 6 p.m. 5-5-24 393-5285.2-5-23 kilMENTS Phone 627-5454. 3-5-24 variety of trees and flowers, and with charming gazebo. APARTMENT FOR four. Cedar MOBILE HOME 8' x 28' with 7' LOVELY FURNISHED, 2, 3, 4, Close COMPLETE THESES service. ROOMS. 10' to MSU. 7 room house Village. Available September. bedroom houses. Summer MALE, cooking COLE'S BAKERY x shed, $900 on Lot 124, Discount ■ 3494700 2780 East Grand River. with jalousie porch, field printing. IBM typing Call 332-0335. 3-5-25 rates $160-$190/month, plus facilities, available now. TUESDAY ONLY. Special, 4 and 332-0625 after 5 p.m.3-5-24 351-9483. 3-5-23 stone fireplace. Finished binding of theses, I Monday - Friday utilities. 1 - 2 miles from loaves Home - Style white basement, formal dining resumes, publication. Across - 5 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET, 2 -man, campus. Available June. No bread, at our Bakery Foods room, 2 baths, central air - from campus, corner M.A.C. SUMMER - SINGLES $60. CAMBRIDGE 12' x 60'. Custom Y 12-5 p.m. Cedar Greens. $75/month. "beginning fall" calls now, Concession. MEIJER conditioning, lots of extras. and Grand River, below Jones Doubles $48. Kitchen, TV, THRIFTY ACRES, Okemos, built with many extras in Pool. 337-1515. 3-5-25 please. 349-3604 after 10a.m. 355-7599, 351-9310. 1-5-23 Stationery Shop. Call 0-5-5-25 parking available. Close, South Pennsylvania, West construction. Excellent COPYGRAPH SERVICES, ■^"ILEN0RT« I^LLY RD. ON FALL: MALE for two-man, EAST SIDE. 355-2617.2-5-23 Saginaw. KROGER, Frandor, Logan Center, 4002 West condition, large lot. Must be seen to appreciate. Phone Service 337-1666. C-5-31 $82.50. 351-7275 after 9:30 1024 Eureka. SMOS ROAD p.m. 3-5-25 Complete furnished, available ROOM, TWO available for Saginaw, 1721 North Grand 627-9176. 3-5-25 TYPING IN my East summer. Clean and neat. $45 - River. C-2-5-23 Lansing September, $225 per month. home. Close to campus. $50 includes utilities. PARKWOOD 1968. 12' x 60', 3 PHOTOCOPIES 3c! 351-3969.0 332-3306. 0-1-5-23 firmer sublet, $150, air SUMMER, WOMEN, cooking, 372-7074.3-5-24 SANSUI 800 AM/FM stereo bedroom, appliances, BEAT XEROX prices F"°ned. 126 Milford. nice apartment. Close to CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 receiver. Sansui reverb amp. screened porch, skirted, in |B27.3-5-24 Union. 337-9566. 4-5-26 EAST SIDE, Newly remodeled ROOMS, SINGLES AND AKAI X 200-D automatic King Arthur's. Phone Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 TYPING THESES and letters, house, 4 bedrooms, DOUBLES. Cooking facilities. etc. Rapid, accurate service. PR SUBLET, two completely furnished. reverse tape deck. CANON 489-0088. 5-5-24 FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities paid. CALL BABYSITTING SERVICE in Experienced. 393-4075. Available June. $160 600mm R sut lens with furnished, pool, for 2 or 3 singles or married 372-8077. C-5-31 C-5-31 bellows. Mint CANON my East Lansing home, 2 J*1' air conditioned.- couples. Close to campus, bus summer, $250 fall. 351-3969. NEW MOON 10' x 60', 3 years or older. FT-QL with 1.2 lens. Large 351-5598. ■719.3-5-24 and shopping. Enjoy more SINGLE-LADY over 21. June. bedroom, air - conditioner, privacy and comfortable Room cooking. $15/week. selection super-8 cameras and washer, freezer, shed. $3000. _J±2J_ Wanted fApARTMENT for 1 or living in our quiet buildings COUNTRY HOME. 5 miles 663-8418. 3-5-25 projectors. 800 used 8-track tapes, $2 each. WILCOX 627-5649. 5-5-26 TV, HI - Fl repairs. Recorders, «°men. away from the mobs. Special South, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 4 radios. Dependable, low rates. Private SECOND HAND STORE, PLS 291 Tutorial help needed. rates for summer and yearly acres. $250 per month. Save. 351 -£680. Hl WW- '• plc,ure window. 676-2191 nights. O SUMMER/FALL. Close to 509 East Michigan. Lost & Found 0-9-6-2^ Will pay. Phone 372-5927, 5-5-26 leases. Also, efficiency campus.'Singles, doubles with FOR 485-4391. C QUALITY service on evenings. 5-5-25 apartments for business, kitchen, laundry, utilities. EAST OF stereos. TV's and recorders. FURNISHED professional or grad students Haslett, newly FOUND: FEMALE Calico 2 $48-$60/month. 351-2029. THE STEREO SHOPPE. FAMILY NEEDS furnished * m apartment on yearly leases. References remodeled country home, 3 21, 23 INCH BIKES. 10 speed, (our 3-5-23 kitten, in Berkey on 5/19. 337-1300. C-5-31 apartment or house. ■ bedroom, completely $99.95. SPORTSMEISTER "'responsible married and deposit required. Call 351-4176. 3-5-24 September December. Will furnished. Available SHOP, 332-3531: 14-5-31 - T^jsO/month 'd June includes 332-87 60 anytime. 351-1945 7-9 p.m. 3-5-25 or September. $225. 351-3969. ATTRACTIVE SINGLE, for SMALL TV FACTS now has an sublet. Prefer East Lansing or graduate ' - Mid - woman. Near BLACK purse with Entertainment Guide as well Okemos. 332-4945. 5-5-25 ITALIAN BICYCLES References. campus. References. - 20" glasses inside. Spartan or as a Shopping Guide. Vy- 5-5-26 NEEDED: ONE girl for summer. 332-1746. 5-5-26 Colnago, 22" Chiappini. Albert Avenue. 351-7450 or C-13-5-31 SCIENCE FICTION BOOKS, $65. Waters Edge. Call HASLETT. 2 bedroom house on Campanolo parts. $250 each, 351-2778. 3-5-25 Comics, wanted!!! CURIOUS [s.'or3 man with 1 needs 351-6115. 1-5-23 Lake Lansing. Furnished, no SUMMER ROOM and board. Theta Sorority. 10 weeks, „ best offer. 332 1868 5-5-23 . TV - RADIO REPAIR. Free bench estimates. Reasonable BOOK SHOP, 541 East Grand summer. Air LOST: ANTIQUE wire rims River (below Paramount) 1 -6 - pets. $175 plus utilities. SUMMER SUBLET. Grad 349-9371. 337-0100. SHOP AND 5/17 in beige case. Urgent! rates. Call 332-2425. 5-5-26 Walking Available July 1st. 339-2075. COMPAREI Lowest p.m. 332-0112. 5-5-26 332-6316.3-5-24 students, 2 man furnished, air 5-5-25 x-10-5-26 consistent record prices in 489-2866. 1-5-23 conditioned, pool, near town. MARSHALL MUSIC. Instruction DON'T FORGET blood comes "j' R,blet, roomy, close campus. $150. 337-2659. SUMMER, LARGE single. 245 Ann Street. C-1-5-23 LOST: SMALL reddish ■ brown only from people. Save a life. Fu,1130- ». 3-5-24 c«" 2-6-24 Kitchen, bath, utilities paid. Near campus. 351-4308. and white Brittany "Malcolm." Nervous, active named Give blood. Professional MS U AREA. Okemos. 2 AMATEUR RADIO equipment LEARN TO DRIVE. A-1 donors compensated. 3-5-23 and greatly missed. Reward. Hammarlund HQ - 100AC DRIVER MICHIGAN COMMUNITY ^"Mded (all spring! . bedroom furnished, and 1 COUNTRY LIVING. Liberal single receiver. Knight - Kit T-60 Dan 489 3795 8-5 p.m. or SCHOOL. TRAINING Experienced BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. ''"•a®- 353-0521. bedroom unfurnished. - couple. Cheap. Close. Good 487-5148 after 6 p.m. 2-5-24 C-5-31 Modern, air- conditioned, people. 485-4018. 373-6850. For Sale transmitter. $175 or hassle. instructor. 372-5625. 9-5-26 heat included. Call 349-1607. Ken, 355-6716. SX-4-5-23 3-5-24 GUITARS: GIBSON ES - 345 - HANDICAPPED GRADUATE 55-30 Personal GIRL(S), SUMMEPpV) large 2 TD hollow body electric; B - - 50 USED SEWING machines, Typing Service student needs male assistance PU5.24WVCkinBh,m- ONE MAN apartment. for two Summer. Near man bedrorc.£N»c-~ - month. 337-941 '/oven i ngs. 3-5-24 25 -12 12-string;SG electric. 355-6822. 3-5-24 $9.95 and up. Consoles and portables,Zig-Zag and straight WAHT THE world needs now ANN BROWN: Typing and to summer share double and fall. room Room, board paid. Call E:/IJRN|SHED *. ,CV- 915 Lilac campus. Rent negotiable. 351-4252.5-5-26 EAST LANSING, (student) 1,2 SUNGLASSES, SAFETY or stitchers. ELECTRO-GRAND, 804 are men to proclaim the Gospel of Christ through the multilith offset printing. Complete service for 5:30 p.m. 355-4015. 4-5-26 Dave, after tempered lens. Or any Optical East V J|"» $,20 - $130 WANTED: GIRL grad for 1 or 2 and 3 bedroom duplexes for 2, needs. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, Michigan, Lansing. Catholic priesthood. For dissertations, theses, TENT AND two sleeping bags to 3 or 4. Call CLAUCHERTY Hours, 9 a.m. direction and guidance call *04,"' ",er'0..m. e|ectricity. bedroom apartment, summer. REALTY 351-5300, evenings 2615 East Michigan Avenue. Saturday, to 9-12 5 noon. p.m. the Vocation Director: manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 22 rent this weekend. Call Barb, 3-5-24 Cell Linda 351-1562. 3-5-24 372-7409. C-5-5-26 0 22-5-31 years experience. Sylvia, 355-8252, 351-2757, 332-5900. 2-5-23 372-8540. 3-5-25 349-0850. C-5-31 353-1972. 4-5-26 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday Quick, cheap emphysema test found LOS ANGELES (AP) — Scientists have discovered a test which causes overextensiton of the lungs' air sacs and kills cause of the deficiency. We're getting to the basis of why emphysema, although they still can devel.m i» . diseases. However, the incidence of that will enable people to learn quickly and inexpensively if more than 20,000 people each year. there is an AAT deficiency to begin with." ■ower than those with the AAT the diseL a"d oth* J Such an understanding is essential to they carry the genetic seeds for emphysema, the crippling, "The simplicity and apparent realiability of this new test But as many as one in every 20 deficiency treatments that, once the genetic carriers are identified, could breath - shortening lung disease. should enable eventual large - scale screening programs for the be used to correct the AAT shortage in the blood or otherwise persons mav h„ • Their finding reported Monday, means that smokers or detection of A AT deficiency and the subsequent genese from one parent that afferi a ^ others exposed to lung irritants can find out easily if nature development of preventive medical programs," Dr. Jack prevent development of emphysema. "heterozygotes" or carriers of the AAT h e ■■ & has dealt the genetic cards predisposing them to emphysema. Liebergman of the City of Hope Medical Center in Duarte, Since Swedish researchers in 1963 first linked reduced AAT single dose of the genetic defect. °'K iency ^ levels with emphysema, doctors have come to recognize three "At the moment we're For almost a decade, scientists have known that as many as Calif., told a meeting in Kansas City, Mo., of the American warning such dp™. I one in every 20 people has an inherited deficinecy of a blood Thoracic Society. groups of people. The first, about 95 per cent of the definitely must not smoke cigarets and that ,k th"t4 population, have no genes that express themselves through seek work in industry with protein called alpha 1 - antitrypsin or AAT. People with this Lieberman said in an interview last week: Apart from lung irritants present ^Sj AAT shortages. These people have no predisposition to deficiency are significantly predisposed to emphysema, being used as a diagnostic test, we now have stumbled into the The third group, a distinct minority of one i„ persons, inherited AAT deficiency genes from h and has a double dose genetic defect IN TALK AT C0B0 ARENA are virtually certain to develop lung disease These "h ^ reach their 40s, if they smoke or are The expend new test, Lieberman said, will have Journalists employers to screen employes for work where In "*1 are present. One Southern California industrial nl "* urge has requested mass screening, he said The test, which he expects can be cents when widely available, ' performed fn, u requires placid, J? ^ I By JOEL SMITH America's self - year, United Hughes said, the States is a nation this "The Russian response to new friendship is foresees problems in future trade with Japan, but both Sperling said. "Wallace saw the vast distrust of the "If Nixon can bring that about, hell have the farm of the patient's blood serum on biochemicals which react with AAT and a glass Lt? examination has gone to an indicate h"" that has lost a great deal of fascinating," Godsell said, nations "will see that each American people of a vote," he added. AAT or its breakdown products are present extreme length, almost to self - confidence. But, needs the other." Godsell explained that government that won't meet self - flagellation, the editor noted, 1972 has also shown their problems. of the Christian Science the fact the Russians did The effect that George quieter ghettos, a calmer Monitor told an audience of more than 1,000 people at Cobo Arena in Detroit campus atmosphere and an open door in China. Hughes concluded his not call off the presidential trip to the Soviet after the mining of Union Wallace has had in the shaping of Democratic primaries in this election "In that, he had the real issue in Sperling added. found 1972," Zollar reveals plans Thursday night. opening remarks by stating Haiphong illustrates "how year was discussed by Guy Halverson, the Speaking as moderator of a belief that "America is not very important to them the Godfrey Sperling Jr., the Midwest bureau chief, said national political for a panel of four journalists Nixon visit is." coming apart at the seams." the the midwestem vote will to from the newspaper, John Hughes said that Americans "are a little too close to our Geoffrey overseas Godsell, n e w s Turning to the question of the u s- role in world correspondent. "Up to Wallace now, I'd call be crucial to Nixon's for re - election. plans run BENTON HARBOR (UP1) Congress term, in the Aug. 8 primary. day - to - day problems, and correspondent for the trade, Godsell said he them primaries." "My feeling is that the — State Sen. Charles 0. we need to take a step back Christian Science Monitor President will push with the to view the whole thing in since 1970, spoke of new Russians for a trade Zollar, removed as chairman Hutchinson already has of the Republican Senate moved from Fennville to St. proper perspective." horizons in U.S. — Russian agreement to fill the Caucus after making a deal Joseph to establish residence Hughes, along with the other three members of the relations months. in the coming Area towing firm desperate need for grain in the Soviet Union." with Democrats on in the new 4th Congressional The Nixon congressional redisricting, panel, gave several reasons administration, Godsell said, Monday announced his why U.S. citizens could candidacy for the U.S. House loses damage suit EM*'?'.'? begin to express cautious has sought to form a super - of Representatives. optimism on the state of power triangle in its Zollar said he would world affairs. renewing of relations with In the 1972 election China. oppose Republican A MSU student won by default Friday a damage suit in incumbent Edward Small Claims Court filed against State Towing and Storage Hutchinson, now in his fifth MOM ISN'T HOME ...SHE UENT Co., an apparently defunct company now. / UNDERSTAND IS UHV TO THE HOSf.TAL VESTERpAY Michael Lehto, Livonia senior, was awarded $91.90 in HOUR MOTHER UOUIP damages and court costs when the defendant for the firm J ALUM LUCY TO THlttk) failed to appear in court. ^/\ W OUT OF THE , ./ D\ State Towing and Storage Co., the target of heavy criticism because of alleged indiscriminate towing practices, I-r ^ apparently went out of business late in April. The suit resulted from a towing incident April 4, when Lehto said his Volkswagen, towed from the Taco Bell Restaurant, was damaged. ^ISSHEY I PONT KNOU.. A NEW 5ABV BROTHER?/,' He said he then filed suit April 14 against the towing ALL ) NO0OPV £V£f? TELLS Birr i just sot rip company for $83.90 in damages. Court costs for the case EXCLUSIVE RlSHTT/^ME ANYTHING... OF THE OLD ONE HI amounted to $8. Wilson, the defendant, can ask for a hearing on the decision VOLVO if he files within 10 days of the court action. SERVICE 2®? i?^N However, Wilson appears to have left town without notifying anyone where he has gone. S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW ™ IMPORTED CAR SERVICES CALL 885-9BOB Hundreds of other | Specialized /6A U t» «| FABRICS M.S.U.Students V/ 4960 Northwind Drive, East Lansing 332 0879 are too! Academic Research MON. 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