I Rememberfire with when fighting . . . Wednesday Rain thatu*em0,twater. ,ir* michigan Iuit. departments n,64 Source unknown Number 170 university state STATS NEWS llack woman runs |0r trustee Iranians welcome Nixon, Nancy By BARBARA PARNESS State News William Staff Writer Waters, aide to House Ryan, officially leaders discuss summit TEHRAN (AP) — Enthused but Iranians in mounced her candidacy Tuesday wary about his their native tongue as 500,000 and 750,000 persons lined Black Sea from Kiev, the Ukrainian ir one of two seats on the MSU break-through Nixon, standing the shah of Iran in the 15-mile motorcade route from the agreements with Soviet leaders, a black American city where Nixon spent his last hours uird of Trustees to be filled in President Nixon carried his four limousine, waved airport to the hilltop palace where the in Russia, White House adviser - back and smiled. President and Mrs. Nixon are Henry ovember. nation tour to this centuries old staying A. Kissinger told newsmen: "We are If elected, Waters would be the Persian city - Flourishing tiny American flags and during their 24- hour visit. leaving with a very positive attitude. Tuesday and received a applauding, the crowd stood five and "This is wonderful tumultuous welcome from an - it's great," said "We are not six deep in places beneath the trees trying to be Diversity governing board in fist black woman to serve on a one estimated half million Iranians. ranking official. He contrasted the sentimental," Kissinger added. shading Eisenhower Avenue. - lichigan. "Welcome Mr. President, welcome Col. Abbas Fartash of the cheering welcome with the large but In related action, Susan Carter, Mr. President" chanted shah's mostly silent Soviet crowds which "Looking at all the dangers, all the flag - waving Imperial Guard estimated between iles senior, and David Houston, were kept 100 yards or more from things that can go wrong, ist Lansing graduate student, Nixon's motorcade routes in Russia nevertheless, by we believe it may have turned the pounced creation of a student hundreds of police. in our relationship." page Committee to support Donna I'Donnohue, a March MSU raduaU'. for the board of trustees. U.S., allies prepare Aides described Nixon as with the outcome of his week Kremlin summit talks. pleased of But if the Soviets disregard the new understandings, he cautioned, "We can go back to where we were in our O'Donnohue and Waters are In Moscow, he signed O'DONNOHUE a far - relations. We are not letting down our oth seeking Democratic reaching declaration of principles, guard." ominations for the MSU board, he positions now held by Clair Hartman has said he renomination. leave the decision will seek White said he will to talk with Soviets pledging the two new era of super - powers to a peaceful coexistence and a Aides said Nixon briefed the shah Phite, D - Bay City, and Frank on his treaty and agreement to curb the on the Soviet summit in the renomintion to the nuclear arms race. He also first of , D - Flint will be filled in "party elders." BONN(AP) - The United States - should be separate but parallel. concluded a their two scheduled Waters announced winter and its North Atlantic allies laid series of lesser, talks, held in November. that she was term the line Tuesday for new down Agreement emerged on prearranged agreements for cooperation in such fields high - ceilinged sitting room of meeting with students talks with preparations for a conference on as space the white marble palace with and the Soviet Union and environment. a faculty members on campus to following President security and cooperation in Europe. panoramic view of the snow - see if her Nixon's agreements in Moscow. As the presidential jet flew capped candidacy would have (Continued on page 12) over the Elburz Mountains*. support in the The far University - reaching negotiations community. Three black student would deal with: groups have publicly announced •The reduction of troops and Transpo '72 displays support for her. weapons in Europe. "While I haven't been able •East - West cooperation for better to reach everyone I entend relations among governments, to before and people the August Democratic businessmen. the people that I convention, •The future of West have been in Germany and touch with, and their reaction and Communist East Germany as members comments on my been most candidacy, have favorable," Waters said. Waters, 29, has been Ryan's administrative assistant and of the international the community, and responsibility that the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union still have for them 27 years future transit systems after the end of World War II. By KAREN ZURAWSKI and 12 corresponding secretary for the standing, utilizes large esthetic Democratic State Central Secretary of State William P. State News Staff Writer coverings to hide the mechanical handle," he said. Committee for five years. Rogers reported on the Moscow components of the guideway. Haugen feels, however, that this In her agreements as first speaker at WASHINGTON, D.C. - Some Haugen concedes that this noticeable would not be too great of a barrier for announcement, she said thy 200,000 people daily are getting a she thinks the MSU working session of foreign ministers protective covering is a problem. MSlTs campus situation. "It is even board needs someone "who from the 15 countries of the glimpse of the "Model As" in mass "Intrusion into the environment will be easier to put a system like this in can identify with North a the Atlantic Treaty Organization. U.S. transit, including systems applicable to one of the concerns of young people, biggest questions we have to (Continued on 12) women and officials reported he said President a college campus, at Transpo '72. page minority groups while Nixon and Soviet leaders had Located on a 300 - acre plot of land at the same time relating to the west of the city at Dulles International (Continued on page 12) tentatively agreed that preparations for the first two items Airport, the nine - day Transpo '72 - force looks like a gigantic county fair. reduction and East West - cooperation Daily air shows entertain the public, concessionaries sell their wares and IASMSU ELECTIONS transportation "back then" and in the future is traced. Of particular interest to MSU should be several of the "people movers" being demonstrated. One of these is the lopefuls, tax By JANE SEABERRY Shelley Lewis, Omaha, Neb. freshman, on ballot Also on the ballot is the question of Momocab vehicle, an elevated railway that resembels comparison is that of elevator with its opening at a a cable car. an An apt horizontal sliding glass doors station to admit four to six State News Staff Writer withdrew her candidacy. the PIRGIM tax. Organizing forces for people who have pushed a button From the College of Communication PIRGIM are proposing an amendment designating their destination. Arts, candidates are Debra Locke, to the ASMSU constitution Ivan Bartha, a representative of the providing Ike last ASMSU election of the term beheld today, with the PIRGIM tax Ferndale, freshman, and Roxanne for the levying of a $1 per term tax for Michigan Bureau of Transportation, estion and candidates for Sheffield, Beaver Falls, Pa, sophomore. all undergraduate students. The thinks it has good possibilities for a [Mentations from the Petitions of Ron Johnson, Detroit campus locale. "It will neatly interact colleges of organization also provides a refund policy for students who don't want with any environemnt," he said. munication arts, human three of the necessary 15 signatures PIRGIM's services. Particular assets include its |'«l Science '(James MadTsonT sophomore, were not certif ed because ecology flexibility, education on the ballot. were those of 6raduate students. lightness and small guideway, according Thomas J. VanDusen, Dearborn The group hopes to hire full-time to Bartha. indidates from the N* (James college of Social sophomore, and Robert L. Chatman, lawyers and scientists to cover problems Two Michigan firms also have "people Madison) are Douglas Irwington, Ga., junior are candidates of consumer fraud, environmental movers" at Transpo '72 — Ford and Detroit sophomore; James from the College of Human Ecology. destruction, landlord and tenant Bendix. Mt. Pleasant junior, and Ed There are no candidates from the Ford's red, white and blue car could conflict, with paid or volunteer services >n, Grand Haven freshman. College of Education. from students. also be adapted to the university PIRGIM forces claim the support of situation, according to Jim Haugen, presidential candidate Sen. George company representative. McGovern, Gov. Milliken, UAW The 24 - passenger vehicle, named to study president Leonard Woodcock, councilmen George Griffiths and 12 seated George Colbum and 8,000 MSU ISU war policies students, more than twice the number of students needed for valid However, opposing PIRGIM in the petitions. Students sought "Pfopto mover' Off J^administration campus undergraduate students - New Right Coalition (NRC) which announced . . . John Patnarche p., i East Lansing city „ interested in serving on the All A Monocab makes its circuit as Transpo '72 kP n • names°f the 11 members , j t PIRGIM if forcing an prepares to open on manager sa.d that he expects the city Saturday for nine days in Washington. One of several "people council to release the names of its additional ^ on students md |s foBrci University Traffic Committee are asked students to t th ^ to go to 334 Student Services Bldg. movers" on display, the Monocab carries six to a tending commit ee on MSU and 1(5 relat'ng to the Indochina members to the committee sometime computer - , between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Deadline is controlled preselected destination. this week. (Continued on page 12) Friday. tn pdw'nistration t. Muelder, vice members are AP Wirephoto president for development, and Elliott G. f S"1.emic to the President. Chicanos face entry iW Council faculty aniL !1," R.e.irV?e!?l' Professor l^ysiok'JJties, Harold Hafs,' professor lolfy, and Chitra Smith, Professor in James Madison didn't woes have the money," Gamez Estimates vary on the number of schools are two to three years behind By BILL HOLSTEIN explains. Chicanos in Michigan and in its school in most ®ersCouncl1 student State News Staff Writer But Gamez was subject areas and have a major highly motivated system. But the most repeated figures problem with the language, according ) Char,es Poizel, Cantlorn, and managed to scrape together would indicate that some 50,000 to state »I5n Daniel Smith' InksU>r Second article in a series enough loans from banks, foundations migrants (about 85 per cent of whom One officials. problem that some Chicano i*au'totMasterson'H""ey' The problem of getting Chicanos to and state agencies to finish undergraduate work in pshychology at his are Chicanos) enter Michigan each year to harvest crops — down considerable high school students face is, ironically, their own high school E£;beR C irs\.which from thewerecommittee announced of enroll at MSU falls heaviest on Jose Gamez, a 27 • year - old admissions Texas A & I Texas, University in Kingsville, near his home. from only a few years earlier because of the mechanization of the farms. Gamez maintains. "I've had students counselors, tes'sor .Mltche11 Steryjel, asst. counselor. "I had to go to bed later and get up About 250,000 Chicanos are after I've spoken at a come up to me high school. Mianf Ao»«econotn'cs' Charles Gamez spends about three days earlier than the rest,"he said, because believed to have settled in Gamez says, "and ask me, 'is it Michigan. FSadL [J^adwin U legal aid. and Lois sophomore. each week on the road to various high of the deficiencies in his own college Gamez estimates that some 30,000 (Continued on very schools around Michigan to make preparation. But an "I'll - show you" - Chicanos are enrolled in kindergarten page 12) tn°?k °f the administrative contacts with Chicano high school attitude prevailed and he finished. through senior high school in Michigan students who he thinks could do best Meanwhile, MSU's first Chicano but that only 500 are graduated each fnot be *meeUngberS' < omm|t ee, said there 'bers unm lMting of the University academically at MSU. recruiter, Jose Trevino, persuaded "tofchv entire committee, Young Chicanos whoso families of adequate counseling and the notion Gamez and three fellow students to year from high school because of an unusually high drop out rate - higher Applications have recently been migrants face a that "College just isn't for me." i-ome to MSU for graduate work. Applications for the student •joint than docui^mentation is ^ Cha"Ce * l° number of hurdles before gaining Game/., an energetic recruiter, spent That was in the summer of 1970. any other ethnic Michigan. About 620 Chicanos group in are representatives to the Academic 15 years as a migrant worker and Now Gamez is a Ph.D. candidate who nearly admission to a university - the enrolled in Michigan colleges. Council from the College of Human a"fd(,we * '' * remembers the problems well. is recruiting students from - - will probably be school 01 the infurmutl*... language barrier, lack of high high Chicanos who have abandoned Medicine and School of Medical ittee in M.miirorr "I wanted to go to college but I schools. He's still paying off his Uje'"--™8"011 >1 next few f9r thf. preparation, residency requirements, a college migratory agricultural work to settle Technology are available in A234 Life days," knew that I wasn't going because we loans — a reminder of his own high drop out rate in high school, lack struggle. in Michigan and to attend Michigan Sciences I Bldg. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan "Uil-AVXiCourt OKs less money summary to Trrfo'-n | WASHINGTON (AP) - children The Supreme Court Tuesday ruled that states tray make smaller welfare payments to •Unanimously denied California a review of the state Supreme Court decision of last February that outlawed the |pp needy children than to the blind, aged and disabled. death penalty in California. That ruling spared the lives of The 6-3 decision can® in a care from Texas where about 105 men and 5 women, including. Sirhan Sirhan, the 87 per cent of these children are blacks or Chicanos. assassin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, and mass - murderer "We are not trying to be Justice William H. Rehnquist said there was no evidence Charles Manson. sentimental. Looking at alt the of racial discrimination. And, he wrote in the Still under study by the justices is whether the federal majority dangers, all the things that can opinion, "So long as its judgments are rational, and not Constitution permits capital punishment anywhere in the invidious, the legislature's efforts to tackle the problems of nation. A ruling is expected next month. go wrong, nevertheless, we the poor and needy are not subject to a constitutional believe it (the summit •Unanimously rejected an appeal by Philadelphia straitjacket." officials from a ruling by the U.S. Circuit Court there that meeting) page may have turned the in our relationship." Texas is one of 26 states that has set a ceiling on all welfare payments and goes on from there to make bigger the Nixon administration had illegally restricted the role of slum residents in operating Model Cities programs. ——-— & cuts in the needy - children category than in the others. Henry Kissinger, Since the ruling is binding only in Pennsylvania, New "It is not irrational for the state to believe that the Jersey and Delaware, the high court's action leaves the Waive rim* arrivn presidential adviser young are more adaptable, than the sick and elderly," status of Model Cities in some doubt. The $1.28 - billion Approximately 2100 copies of the Rehnquist said. 1972 Woh, program operates in 147 cities across the nation. The arrived Monday at the yearbook office In the same ruling, but by a 5-4 vote, the court approved justices gave no explanation for their rejection of the in ZT the rrethod used by Services Building. Staff member 18 states, including Texas and the Bruce Fi»her appeal. the long job of District of Columbia to subtract all outside income earned sorting books for distribution by needy families. State Mews photo by Don Gerstner In these states, aid to the families is cut one - fourth below the standard of need. If there is any outside income N.Viets urge talks the assistance is further reduced by that amount. ON VAN TASSELL CONTRACT Justices Thurgood Marshall and William J. Brennan. The Provisional Revolutionary Government of dissenting, said federal welfare laws do not allow larger South Vietnam - the Viet Cong - and North welfare cuts for dependant children than for other groups. Vietnam called on the United States today to resume the Paris peace talks on Thursday. A Viet Cong statement called on the American Justice William. O. Douglas, in a second dissent, said these laws should be applied in the Texas case background of rank discriminaton against the blacks and Chicanos." "against the Prof's hearing slated government to end acts of war and go back to the But the three holdovers from the Warren court's liberal By BARBARA PARNESS Van Tassell's contract for allowed to make an oral State News Staff Writer trustees in May bargaining table "to create and opportunity to majority were outvoted by the four Nixon administration one - year to allow her to summation at the end of the exhaust all University procedures are expected I arrive at a negotiated and correct solution." appointees Chief Jusice Warren E. Burger and Justices The hearing for Eileen R. hearing. be operable Rehnquist, Harry A. Blackmun, Lewis F. Powell, plus appeal channels. "I would like to raise by the fall. The U.S. and South Vietnamese delegations Van Tassell, asst. professor Byron R. White. Justice Potter Stewart joined them except of natural science, before Myron L. Erickson, some due process questions have been staying from the conference since Van May for the way outside income is subtracted. the University College instructor in business law in it," Erickson said. Tassell's 1 4. and office administration, was extended for one In other actions the court: * Faculty Affairs Committee will act as Van Tassell's Van Tassell and Hackel by the trustees in Art "yJ Kept thousands of new young voters from participating (FAC) will be held at 3 p.m. have both prepared written 1971, to allow use in the June 20 presidential preference primary in New York. The vote today in Wonders Klva. faculty adviser at the statements of their cases for new grievance oft] was 5-4. Sometime next term, after the The hearing is open to hearing. FAC procedures the committee. Van Tassell proceduii election is over, bar the use of legal counsel, then being developed by the justices will rule on the state's the public. was given the chance to Coaster crash kills 5 cumbersome system of party registration. Van Tassell is appealing but permit Van Tassell and respond directly to Hackel's faculty committee as weD 1 • Emanuel Hackel, chairman the new rule Agreed to rule next term on the power of grand juries her department's decision statement. requiring th A rollercoaster crashed in London to force witnesses to give samples of their voices and their of the Dept. of Natural ncntenured Tuesday not to renew her contract Nine members of the faculty memh be given reasons killing five persons and injuring 22, most of them handwriting. The issue was raised in cases from Chicago, which was set to Science, to have one faculty FAC will participate in the for tt where the U.S. Circuit Court held that balky witnesses are expire in adviser each. firing. children in Battersea Park Funfair on August. In May, the board hearing. Representatives a holiday. shielded by the Fourth Amendment to Constitution. Erickson, from the Dept. of Natural An ambulance spokesman said of trustees voted to extend an attorney, one of the said he will question at the Science are excluded from coaster carriages apparently derailed and hit the outset the committee's rule Rnnlf hnnn*, ride's framework at high speed. that only FAC members can the procedures. A simple DOOK DOnnei Scholl Exercise Sandals. They shape majority is needed to Police and firemen were digging into a up your legs, question witnesses who reverse the decision not to tangle of while they comfort your feet. in /?/">nr/pc i'n appear at the hearing. wreckage to free trapped and injured children. The exclusive toe-grip action firms and tones The committee had ruled renew Van Tassell's 0 contract. that no cross examination If FAC rules SALISBURY, - your legs, to help would be allowed because against Van Tassell, she is entitled (AP — Rhodesian < make them shapelier, the hearing is not really a to appeal the decision at the have banned the t prettier. The legal proceeding. University level under the "Carnal Knowledge" I Pope wants to retire smooth, sculpted Erickson and Hackel's new faculty grievance American writer cartoonl - beechwood and soft, faculty adviser will be procedures approved by Jules Feifftr. Pope Paul VI wishes he could padded leather resign as head of the Roman strap comfort Catholic Church, but feels he cannot, apparently according to every step MSU SPARTAN remarks the Vatican you take. taped in April and released Tuesday. Red or bone "It would be beautiful to be with flat or raised strap, JACKET able to shake off the burden of heel. Blue strap, the Church and with raised say I do not wait it," Pope Paul said in a private heel. speech a month ago. This was at a time when the $12.95 Italian press was whether the pontiff would abdicate when he turns 75 debating Only Sept. 26 this year. 56" Inmates take prison Six inmates overpowered guards in the maximum security wing of Passaic Share of County Jail in exercise sandals Paterson, N.J. on Tuesday, injuring six of them and Proceeds taking severs! hostages before surrendering to MSU go to the prison officials who agreed to discuss grievances. Bootery MSU Shoe Repair drug education 225 E. Grand River The six prisoners released about 100 other 501% E. Grand River center inmates from their cells, but Sheriff Frank (Spartan green and white) Davenport said these inmates did not take part in the disturbance. Can Be Purchased in Rm. 220 Jenison Davenport said the six inmates demanded improvements in personal hygiene, more recreation facilities and increased communications with outside the three - story modern prison. those "XiMdh to §> (XJ Don't let bills All Crickets recalled Chrysler Corp. announced Tuesday it is recalling PILE all subcompact Plymouth Crickets sold in the J United States since the model January 1971. A Chrysler was introduced in spokesman said owners of the cars UP are being asked to take them to dealers for modification of the steering gear assembly. Chrysler said field reports indicate that under while you're away severe with conditions, such as hitting a deep chuckhole the brakes on, could cause the steering rack from home — use to bend, resulting in effort. exceptionally high steering AUTOMATIC BILL PAYING SERVICE FOR MEMBERS TRAVELING ABROAD Chemical law passed Now you can be away from home for long periods and be assured that recurring The U.S. Senate passed bills will be paid - on time and legislation Tuesday 77-0 automatically - by your MSU Employees requiring federal testing and screening of chemicals Credit Union. Phone today for complete details about this and the .many other which may be a hazard to the health or financial services available for traveling members. "Bill-matic" - just one more environment. reason it pays to be a credit union The Toxic Substances Control family. Act, managed by Sen. William Spong, D-Va., is aimed at controlling >uch chemicals as mercury, detergent phosphates, :admium and 1'CB plychlorinated biphenyls, and MSU EMPLOYEES' similar ones which may be among the 250,000 600 E. Crescent Dr.* Open 9 30-6:30Monday thru Friday compounds developed by industry each year. ■J dJ VxJnk; AXthJlA 'ay. Ma Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 31, 1972 TO ACT AGAINST FIRMS ? I Environmental By CRISPIN Y. CAMPBELL State News Staff Writer direction of another Asst. Though publicly an unit formed infant fines from the cities. change could possibly give Atty. Gen. Hugh B. agency, the division is In addition to the Anderson. Gov. George C. Wallace two An En viron mental currently involved in a court announcement of the __ more convention delegates. Protection Division which Directing the division to litigation concerning the division, Kelley commended will not hesitate to concern itself with the pollution of Lake Michigan the Democratic party for its step on recognized environmental Mentioning that the corporate toes in pollution by three Wisconsin cities. It recent policy move of problems as well as factory Michigan delegation will be suits was made public today has asked the U.S. District allowing the delegation more democratic in nature, by pollution, Kelley said: Court to allow the agency to commitments to the national Michigan Atty. Gen. "We will all of the Kelley said: Frank Kelley. use intervene and requested the convention to reflect resources at our command to exactly "I am also court to stop the cities from the popular vote in the recommending make "If the adoption of this our operation that the new division call a dumping untreated or raw presidential primary, plan means that some of us positive force for protecting sewage into the lake. The upon our law schools for (party leaders) have to forgo assistance by environmental - nvironment in this court was also asked to assess The attorney general said minded law students ^tate.' the legal, research and the party put "fairness before the honor of becoming The division will handle all witness fees in order to delegates jt is well worth the whenever it may be helpful," personal preference" in the democratic results which has he said. ecology - related cases demand the proper fine or move and noted that the been achieved." formerly under the direction KeHey now I'll VS Complex .eC"lly ever - increasing case load tadget. H,e MERC accepts names, bution. Filher beginj I Jhortest cut from Mayo to Hubbard only becomes I apparent after close campus map In addition to student Environmental Division will be funded ~ Protection help, the agency will be by bV Don Gerstner I State News photo by Martin Overholt meted by five assistant attorney generals, nnder the the 1972 ,„or'„V; ^ budget of the fc unit to call for election until th JegSatuK aCates funding. SENATE VOTE The guidelines of the division are: new An investigation by the Michigan Employment the administration determine the composition to faculty associates and the administration was reached Relations Commission of the bargaining unit. last March. To take bold and (MERC) completed The meeting is scheduled Ernest A. Frey, Michigan ted in May. Lottery plan RAY ANDERSON Revenues for the first year executive influence passes over the brought it up for a vote, vigorous the Michigan. the * action to" environment of To respect and consider legitimate interests of protect Tuesday, revealed that the Msu Faculty Associates for 10 a.m. Friday, Because AAUP does not have obtained enough have the required 30 per cent authorization signatures to signatures, they will be cal1 for a collective unable to block any Employment Commission election Relations official, said an election date will be set after consultation with the parties. He added News Staff Writer es are expected estimated at mini k" suPPosed,y autonomous McCauley recently said his industry and government but bargaining election here. agreement reached between that the election probably >le by the fall. ite approved gambling McCaidev i'T. by commission«- bill will pass and the Senate's having the general public The American Assn. of the faculty associates and the will not be scheduled until i one step closer to DroDonpntc CT y "This bill will run into rapid approval of his bill interest as the ultimate goal. University Professors administration. An informal fall unless the parties request jty Tuesday with hasty Th»Hi«w.L .a. .. jeopardy of placing the supports his prediction, (AAUP) also submitted cards agreement between thp an election for summer term. lie passage of a New thp nr^nnin ru 6 III autonomous commissioner Rep. J. Bob Traxler, D - to the employment relations" *★★★★★★★★★★★ itick like lottery proposal, proposed lottery bill, havpTho nf under the contro1 of the of ^e state," he said. Bay City* sponsor of the House version of the Balloting commission but were found to be lacking in the quantity J :h has yet to be officially I, was passed by a the cost of individual tickets. During ■ said J ,7 the debate, McCauley * He charged that „v v..„. had performed Miafc the wic Senate major auigery pwiv/iiiicu iiiajvi if surgery ^ said which WHICH U1 he is not concerned of the UK? two lottery similar bills IWO similar U1US I I of signatures. Organizations seeking to Jlwo for the price of One Sale^ 7 margin. amount probably be similar to the would "°!f? on the bill without »".«*»«"»jthont gf giving its pass as long as one of them is altered . On become the exclusive * bill, sponsored by Sen. proper consideration. at the governor's desk by mid collective n E. McCauley, D ■ New Jersey tickets which "What we have done today June. must bargaining obtain agency and submit * $2.50 buys 2 medium cost 50 cents apiece. But he reasons for th seHe, would provide for did not rule out the will live in infamy," he said "We have done this in such Traxler is also sponsoring a resolution authorization cards from 30 * 12" pepperoni Varsity Pizzas ommissioner appointed separate Bingo bill. Attempts per cent of the proposed the governor and possibil ity of more expensive haste that we do not have an to have a bingo section bargaining unit to the * Valid with coupon on Wed. The assistant director of wed by the Senate, who Sff •— } for increased included in the lottery bill the Honors employment relations Id oversee operation of jackpots. have been unsuccessful. College Tuesday commission. May 31,1972 bonnec entire lottery. The Support for the bill was far from unanimous with most The bill's most active requested students to use ballots Honors College Both the faculty associates missioner would be of the opponents opponent, Sen. Gary Byker, R available in the Eustace Hall and the AAUP filed, * Free Fast Hot Delivery starts at 6:30 P.M. bded in the Treasury - Hudsonville, said the recently, within days of each lodesia but remain completely complaining about Senate Senate's action was office to vote on a other. * rnomous of that body haste in passing the bill. cited rapid committee They performed against moral At-Earge vote three-part concerning resolution American The next step in the * VARSITY BURY, Rhode! er the bill's present principles. The date of the student-at process of faculty thodesian censo ins. consideration and Senate "We have taken a back seat - large election to the involvement . . in Indochina. -- , unionization is a meeting * amendment as possible nned the bo< lottery proposal reasons for a subsequent to expediency and passed a Academic Council has been was ic Jf O S^n 53 . making the request ® between the contenders and * des$1.5 million for the counter productive bill," he Knowledge" - moved back to Friday, Clyde because the Honors College writer cartoo - year of operation and backfire of the proposed charged. Byker's home Best, chairman of the Bulletin, which carries the VOTE * legislation. 1227 E. Grand River lates that 45 per cent of irofits be returned to the Sen. Anthony Stamm, R - county voted down the lottery proposal in the recent Student Committee on ballot, had production PETTIGREW * Nominations announced delays that will keep most Kalamazoo, expressed primary election. E. L. SCHOOL * general fund. concern about legislative and The lower chamber is Tuesday. He said the move was to Honors College students from receiving it until BOARD * 332-6517 considering similar give candidates an extra day T^ureday, the last day of JUNE 12 legislation, but has not tocampaign. voting. :ket ally to sift Tue State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays )r war tiwar demonstrators have scheduled pro a rally at 11:30 a.m. and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. GRADUATION SUIT SPECIAL slay in front of the Administration Building to present Member Associated Press, United Press International, dministration with a formal demand that University Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Inly be given time off to akers will discuss the participate in antiwar Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Double Knits history of MSU's involvement in arand antiwar activities which will continue Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services throughout 6" ummer, Ray Burla, member of the antiwar steering nittee, said Tuesday. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48823. as a fashion combo lamphlet describing summer antiwar activities will be ible during the rally, Burla added. The Phones: the importance of pamphlet will continuing antiwar actions at uy bases and of boycotting companies which produce News/Editorial Classified Ads 355-8252 355-8255 Values to $12500 foducts, he said. Display Advertising 353-6400 success of continued antiwar activities is difficult to by re of Business Office 355-3447 ceeds :t, Burla said, adding that though actions are less visible, have gone to the political stage and are just as intense as Photographic Campus Information 355-8311 353-8700 a othe j education re: (paid political advertisement) Famous Maker Jim Pocock will stick his neck out tomorrow night. GRADUATION SPECIAL • 4r. PRICED AT Come chop it off if like. 88" you ■ him why he went to West Point, served in Ask him what he's done during his two years The suit that can give | e'nain, and then gave up a 10 - year military as an Ingham County Commissioner. You may not agree with what he says. But this you 2 to 5 outfits as a II £?.■ ,him whV he's "flslature from the running for the state much for sure. You won't get a lot of doubletalk. Or a lot of bland generalities. Or a 59th district. lot of empty promises. sport coat with our fine I abort-'"1 wl,ere be stands on pollution control, You'll know where he stands and what he selection of knit slacks. II drupJ0#"' ». taxes, '0W " cost housing, health care, believes. And then you can make up your own busing and victimless crimes. mind whether you want to work with him in the coming campaign. I I 'htilthw.^81 8 he new 'c'eas be has, what new Fair enough? can bring into state government. MEET JIM POCOCK! Canterbury CANDIDATE FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE MAC at GRAND RIVER USE YOUR CANTERBURY CHARGE THURSDAY JUNE 1ST LAYAWAYS 7:30 pm, PARLOR A, MSU UNION MICHIGAN CI ART BUCHWALD TATE NEWS UNIVERSITY JOHN BORGER Ground leaders now! editor - in - chief WASHINGTON - A recent story In ground. chance of CHARLIE CAIN, managing editor When Flaxmeyer read the story he thinking thev the newspaper has upset my friend could J BILL HOLSTEIN, campus editor Flaxmeyer no end. He read that called me up Immediately. "Don't get BILL WHITING, city editor according to Sen. William Proxmire, me wrong. I'm not against the Defense "Flaxmeyer," the Mid, "doyou JUDY YATES, editorial editor the Defense Dept. has asked for almost Dept. asking for a half - billion dollars president of the1 a half billion dollars to buy three 747 for 747 jets. God knows it's a drop in United STEVE ALLEN, editorial director - the bucket compared to what we're u.OU,d.be. influenced in h« GARY SCHARRER, sports editor Boeing jets that would be used as an by whether he" Advance Airborne National Command spending now. But I do object to holocaust or not?" LEE LOCKWOOD Post for the president of the United giving the president of the United Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for 'Maybe not conscioi advertising manager States and his top advisers in case of a States and his advisers a chance to take but outstanding journalism. subconsciously he rrav r, -■ nuclear attack. off into the sky at the first sign of a has nothing to lose. Look According to the story, the planes nuclear attack." talking just about the prei 011 EDITORIALS will give the president and top officials an opportunity to take off before the "But," I protested, "it reasonable to me that the President seems United States. K as „ bulktfa.il command posts, the R, ";? 7

' should further im president and the Soli and urban planners. They will some other interested group leaders must remain in decide whether 40,000 people their nj investigate such areas as should. Given the current will be taxed. Voting booths will offjres until the last missile is fired corporate responsibility, That s strong language " I tj opposition to the PIRGIM be open from 8:45 a.m. to 7:30 Flaxmeyer. "Wouldn't you rather environmental abuse and movement, it can be assured that p.m. today at Akers, Bessey, the president of the United hi consumer protection to benefit some interested group will keep Berkey and Brody halls, flying around StiJ the consuming community in making sure the Sovy an eye on the refund rate. Engineering, Human Ecology and are paid back for their infamy?" general and begin projects such According to the proposal, Natural Science buildings, and "No, sir! The only hope that il as bookstore comparisons and those who are content with the people have is that there will be A Erickson, Wilson and Wells halls, 747s and Illyushins to save landlord investigations to benefit current consumer conditions or Only undergraduates are eligible who push the buttons." thepeo] 1 to vote because the tax will be "L*t's forget World War moment," I told Flaxmeyer. "If X in fori levied, through an ASMSU ordered the planes, the half amendment. bilijl Cut - defense dollars could do a lot for The basic principle behind Aircraft in Seattle, Wash." Botil PIRGIM is sound. About "I don't care. I American involvement in the say we s< In order to create an effective $12,000 order. I want to be sure was donated by if ti Indochina War can be halted, if petition drive, Peace Alert USA is mushroom cloud ever the people can act now. A University of Michigan students goes up, t attempting to place the ballot in to the cause at their President, his family and all L registration advisers national peace poll, sponsored by each of the 671 daily newspapers for next fall. Students at Wayne are looking up at it from! same angle as I am - and not doJ a group of congressmen heading of the country. They need help - State University have also passed it on from the friendly skies J Peace Alert USA, hopes to cut off financial and spiritual. the proposal by about a four to United." spending for the Vietnam War The effort is spearheaded by one ratio, Copyright 1972, Los Angeles TinJ through a petitiotidrive. Sen. Harold E. HUghes, D - Iowa, The poirnjflcs the vital question: Sen. Alan CranstoHf, D - Calif., "Should Congress bring the war to an end by Rep. Donald W. RIegle Jr., R - OUR READERS' MIMD cutting off the funds? Michigan, and Rep. Paul N. Yes or no." Responses should be McCloskey Jr., R-Calif. sent to Box 1621, Washington These congressmen are trying to D.C. 20013, and include the bring about a rapid end to the war respondent's name, address, by cutting its lifeblood — phone number and name of local American tax dollars. congressman. the quantitv and caliber of the Considering Department To the Editor: are formulated in accordance with documents for faculty and students. I acti be subtle but I believe it imperitl The May 22 issue of the State News Nixonian peace maneuvers, University bylaws which state that strongly support and protect the rights that all of us — faculty, students «i carried a story that the Dept. of "the chairman or director shall seek Congress must vote on all war congressional action represents of individuals to do so. I also State News editors and reporters Television and Radio "last week the counsel of the qualified voting support and protect the rights and strongly understand the difference. J funding for the next year by June the only means presently available became the first department in the members of the department or school Robert Schlaterl responsibilities of the department as 30, and the vote is expected to be to end the war before the College of Communication Arts to pass in formulating major policy decisions outlined in the ChairminB close in both houses. The critical antiwar petition." That statement University's bylaws. presidential election. A lot of an affecting the personnel and the The difference between Television and Radio Department is not true. margin could be provided by people can die in Indochina The facts are these: (1) Students program of the department or school." As chairman of the Dept. of "individuals" and "departments" may May 25,19lf an overwhelming petition drive to between now and November. It's and faculty were afforded an Television and Radio, I first learned curtail spending. time for the people to speak. opportunity* to sign a petition the results of the antiwar petition submitted to the department by the when I read the article in the State NATIONAL PEACE POLL University Ad Hoc Committee for Peace; it is normal procedure to make News. It obviously, therefore, was not the department which passed the Keep University open To the Editor. the freedom of ideas, the threat to I such petitions known and available for petition since it had never been those individuals who wish to sign in discussed in a formal or informal It Is not often (in fact, this is the open intellectual community tl Should Congress bring the first time in my 16 years at MSU) that must follow an arbitrary taking o(B war to an end by support of or in opposition to issues; faculty meeting. Nor would I have an editorial appears in the State News institutional stand on political h cutting off the funds? Yes No (2) Four members of the faculty included it as a faculty meeting agenda which I can see as being objective, As you say, the University must 1 apparently signed or gave verbal item because antiwar petitions are not rational and persuasive. But I kept open to all ideas, even if you* Name: approval as did 89 students majoring departmental business. in the department; (3) Three members commend you for the appeal to reason disagree deeply and emotionally *1 Address: Individuals, both student and in today's (May 24) issue. of the faculty and about 350 majors faculty, may, and should, sign them. To do otherwise destroys | Phone: either were not contacted or cliose not University as a bastion of reason. petitions and engage in political Both those who rind the war Gardner M. J< Congressman: to sign the petition. activity within the guidelines of the abhorrent and Department decisions and policies those who find it professor of account! University's Academic Freedom necessary must recognize the threat to May 25, IV TRB FROM WASHINGTON Gray By RICHARD LEE STROUT tokenism area government for advocates of a policy of in the hiring of blacks, surrounds FBI chief sense, either). Then it would usurp the clip for an automatic pistol, but no protracted hearings on Wewdij# authority of law enforcement agencies The local police waited Chicanos, Asian - Americans and which had done the initial investigative weapon. relationship to three disputed ^ It's too early in his career to patiently until the FBI finished its Indians, not to mention the all - out work — ranging from Treasury Dept. cases aginst the Intern.^J determine whether Louis Patrick Gray, search of the auto, then got permission male chauvinism which precluded the and other federal agencies to state and Telephone & Telegraph Corp. III is particularly to examine the empty car. qualified to be acting employment of any women in TTiey found the first week of the n director of the local police departments — to cover the gun. Federal Bureau of professional positions. And there also Kleindienst saw no conflict oi > itself with glory. Because Nixon has installed Investigation (FBI), but even at this was the late director's dress and Gray in in playing the dual roles of the The only suspect in the Wallace the country's most sensitive law point it is clear that Gray is one great public relations man. grooming code, which proscribed shooting, Arthur H. Bremer, was enforcement position under whose appointment 'J Since form often obscures content, everything from mustaches to wide arrested at the 9cene of the crime by the circumstances which preclude Senate questioned and the Justice Dep ■ 1 in cha>"e of approving or d and a little bit of style goes a long way lapels, except for undercover agents police of Prince Georges County, confirmation proceedings, there will be document requests fro | toward disguising a lack of substance, a posing as hippie radicals. With that act to follow, any appointee Maryland, a suburban county directly east of Washington. He was taken to a no opportunity for questioning about committee. . .vofJ | man's public relations talents can carry earlier episodes in would look like a hero by granting some Gray's Justice After the obvious impropriety j him far before anybody notices local hospital for treatment of head interviews to newsmen, making public Dept. career. Among them: situation was pointed out whether there's significance beneath wounds inflicted in a scuffle with the In April 1971, Gray led the team of appearances, announcing plans to hire Kleindienst turned over to Gray J the surface. Gray has stepped into a crowd at the Wallace rally and was government lawyers who went into the more women and members of minority of screening requests for"" situation which is a PR man's dream — expected to emerge from the hospital as U.S. District Court in o(| because his predecessor, the late J. groups, allowing special agents to wear striped shirts and longish hair and a county prisoner. seek an Washington to injunction against overnight from the committee. By ^1 Notwithstanding the Justice Dept. hearings. Gray uesU 1 Edgar Hoover, neglected many of the proclaiming his intention to "open the camping on the Mall in front of the rebuffed the senators' possibilities. tradition of deferring to state and local Hoover almost window a little." governments in cases where there is Capitol on the part of approximately scores of documents, inc J never (1) talked to the That's what Gray did during his first 1,000 members of the Vietnam the Justice Dept. s files °n press, (2) made public speeches, (3) overlapping jurisdiction in a' pending Veterans Against the War. The court appeared before congressional weeks in office, but what may be more until a permanent director is nominated prosecution, the FBI moved in and order was signed by antitrust litigation Heewn£ J committees in open session, or (4) significant are his plans, announced in by whoever is elected President in summarily took possession of prisoner, Hart Jr. and upheld Judge George L. request for a list of thema^fl communicated with the public in any his first formal speech since taking over, November, there Is good reason to investigation and prosecution on behalf by the Supreme the department had select J to deal only with "the believe that there will be no "new Court. The veterans defied the coV. he hasbj. fashion, save the "Director's Message" questions of of the federal government. to make public. substance." injunction and set up their camp on the printed in the FBI's monthly magazine and the terse press releases style that may give a new look, but not new substance, to the FBI." FBI fans will recall that the bureau For those who think only the FBI can do the job right, there's a fascinating Mull, and it was only then that Gray and In his new Job, Gray say told that "there a* no fl|^| announcing hlf. superiors realized that If the bureau's handling of its first initiated and perfected under Hoover's footnote to that episode. The bureau, arresting he suggesting that the FBI teP the periodic arrest of real and Vietnam veterans while imagined major case under Gray's direction, the direction the practice of they slept allow public access to Its J felons. picking the first to Bremer's car, carefully would be a massive Under Hoover, the bureau was the last attempted assassination of Alabama high • visibility criminal cases which inventoried and carried off everything blunder. public relations playing games with the word, Gov. George C. Wallace, is would refuge anywhere in the federal any gain it the most favorable found in the cluttered vehicle. On the Earlier this year, Gray was Involved In THE NEW REPUBLIC indication of the course it will follow publicity (Hoover wasn't without PR list of items found was an ammunition the Senate Judiciary Committee's Harttaon - Blaine of New Jersey-lDC I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 31, 1972 5 rof urges business Mc Govern consider social ends before TV 'The product problem LOS accused Humphrey of taking the California primary is ANGELES (AP) - loHATHAN KAUFMAN to strike a balance," he said, This Lazer calls "social the boards Democrats Hubert H. "the old politics approach" campaign. UNew* Staff Writer of directors of since "there is no perfect marketing." to that question. "I have asked, and I repeat Consumer groups will large corporations and Humphrey and George L ability <>f business to world." He explained In that grow more professional societies, as Mc Govern warmed up The two senators were scheduled to face each other here in this church, I have the future powerful and asked my distinguished L problems can be a rational expand their concerns from well as scrutiny of labor Tuesday for a televised at 8:30 p.m. in an hour - long fellow senator to give an fe5Sed toward social approach of unions and governmental confrontation by swapping an MSU professor of experimentation and anH\ and truth ldS-inas Unit P"cin8 agencies. charges in a cross - town joint interview, the second of their campaign for the June 6 accounting of his ..lifting and revision according to the include advertising to argument, with Humphrey expenditures just as I have data produced will be environmental California presidential done," Humphrey said. Importation in dealing with taken questions, the problems of Lazer sees the impact as questioning what he called his rival's "Mr. Clean" image. primary. They were Federal law requires such Inistration said in a problems. th* Poor, the being a healthy one, with appearing on the NBC It interview. Lazer said he favored the power of institutions becoming more McGovern, meanwhile, an accounting. institute of monopolies and bis announced he is program "Meet the Press." Humphrey has said his filliam Lazer, president advertising and business. There will sensitive to consumer launching a marketing proposed by Sen. be study to find ways of Humphrey spent half the campaign spending totaled fte American Marketing increasing pressure problems and consumer T said business could Frank Moss, D for groups becoming switching defense spending day campaigning in Los $299,000 through May 22. - Utah, consumer representation more He said he would give which would gather data on on to peacetime pursuits Angeles, McGovern held a Advertising to make the realistic. news conference, and then another accounting of his critical problems so the without X more aware of social sacrificing jobs, and both cnadidates went to expenditures prior to the Ileitis. Then problems |h as housing or government could act rationally to solve them. FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS work privately on final primary, and asked The institute preparations for the McGovem to do the same. Ration could be treated finance studies would nationally televised That also is required by Marketing situations to of the appearance. law. economic system which haw Lived with marketing tvemment, he said, has Tunable to solve these been largely neglected in tne past, Lazer said. But the individual will also have.to take a Owen offers escape The first of those matches was broadcast Sunday night. The final one is scheduled next Sunday. A McGovem spokesman, Kirby Jones, said the South Dakota senator's campaign in California would cost lems, which makes it different outlook, Humphrey, addressing about $1.25 million. gary for business to do a "commitment, EDITOR'S NOTE: The "Speaking my mother difficulties than before in achievement than "I think you have a right to respect and dedication" to re Porter, a student from tongue relaxes me very American students. many about 60 black clergymen social change, he added. obtaining financial aid from from the pulpit of a Los know how much money is t the same time, he Seoul, Korea, lives in Owen much, just as smoking a the "I "It's easy to universities and in was in a terribly bad Angeles church, said being spent, I think you have business will look say, 'We Graduate Center, cigaret does," a foreign finding part - time work and should get interest pH way during the first year," a McGovern is outspending a right to know for what it's |„d the final sale of in student said. student whose graduation is I products to their social society; but accomplish it," diffifuU Lazer said. to By SUN VUEL CHOE When evening comes, the An informal foreign students in Owen survey of summer Most jobs. foreign students say around the corner said, him by "not less than two, three or four times" on radio being spent and where it's being spent," Humphrey ■sequences — such as In a Hall shows that most of they do not consider "but now I feel as if I were 3X1(1 television advertising in said. Tjr effect on the speech to the World bustling cafeteria of the not Congress of the Sales and them are having trouble working in the United a stranger here any lonment - and the Marketing Owen Graduate Center with the English language. States after completing their singly better - Executives becomes a free marketplace programs of study here. will be international They point out that taking i consumer recently, of languages — English, Since many represent the No matter how Lazer said that notes in class is the difficulty _j make his needs marketing Chinese, Arabic, Japanese toughest elite of their countries, they it is, studying in a decisions can job. foreign m in a more logical and no longer be Spanish, Thai and Korean, say they should go back country can be very based on profits alone. Emotional disturbance Inal manner. It is time for many home and contribute to fascinating and rewarding. Businessmen must now caused by maladjustment to ■any consumers who are foreign residents of the their own nations' well When asked whether they consider "social Care of the complexities costs, social center who have strived a new life, study pressure being. would go to a foreign ■ solving ecological profits, social products, and the financial pinch they during the daytime against Not all the foreign country again for further social audits and agreed, is their second most Iblems . often propose social the language barrier to students in MSU are studies, alfthe respondents indicators." serious problem. ftplistic solutions" that forget for a while the The survey also shows frustrated. Some of them of the survey expressed Ijl additional problems Marketing was being troublesome English get along well, displaying their eagerness to do so if hd up costing more than challenged to "become language and have the that many foreign students higher scholastic the opportunity arose. EAST LANSING ■ consumer is willing to aggressive in the social field have difficulty getting along pleasure of speaking their 317 E. Grand Hivrr to achieve social with American students. |[jzer said. objectives." own languages. Some of them have serious PART OF THE CAMPUS problems in communicating across cultures. Jfanb'n&tem The cosmopolitan SCENE I olitical caucus center could for and better more be a living channel understanding Restaurant 220 & Howard St/next to the x-way meaningful between Michigan and Kalamazoo. interaction and communication delegat among iomen American and students, if they would foreign lANSING (UPI) The The letter cooperate with each other, TREAT YOUR PARENTS - comprise over 53 per cent was signed by ■rtisan Women's Political of the population and Mildren Jeffry and Elly foreign students lament. pus of Michigan urged because they perform much Peterson, acting To most fo reign TO A WEEKEND students, study pressure is Jlublican Democratic and of the nitty gritty work of chairwoman and secretary of the much more serious than to parties Tuesday nil half of their national our political parties, it's caucus. American students because OF FUN about time that women's of the language problem. ■ention delegates seats contributions be The women pointed out Friday night "Sometimes I drive - Polka Nite I women. recognized," the group said to party leaders that the in letters to party officers Democratic national myself so hard," an Oriental ■'Because women girl said, "that I feel as if with Leo Balcer Trio Lujano, Made in Spain and county chairmen. guidelines require that 5- 10N&M be represented in someone squeezed my women head." Saturday night - Sing along Dr. Brown relation to their numbers in S15 letition Financial problems are the population and that the s upport Republican national committee delegates and also students, very no serious. matter whether Most 6:30-8:30 they receive financial \hepards some organizations committee has aid from the University, )r pot expected recommended that each state commit itself to equal their own some government, private institutions, or e: s petitioners expect to representation of the sexes. office of the Michigan worry about the soaring DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING lher the 265,000 Marijuana Initiative, said. prices of commodities here. 6 South ■tures required to At the 1968 conventions, In the past year, foreign Washington 317 East Grand River Ave. place Petitions and other the group said only 13 per legalization of marijuana materials, including stamps, students in American Ask about cent of the Democratic us free parking in city ramp | the November ballot, pins and bumper stickers, universities have faced more n Haskell, member of are available in the Michigan delegates and 17 per cent of I Michigan Marijuana the Republican delegates Marijuana Initiative office, were women. ptive, said Tuesday. 316 Student Services Bldg. ■Thousands of petitions lout right now and rn't been |ell said, adding returned," that it PHOTOS YOU CAN WEAR! NOTICE 10 ALL STUDENTS ■ impossible to (number estimate of signatures Put your own full photograph (or any photo or art work you want) color Academic Advising, Enrollment and Registration •h have been sporty tank tops or T-shirts collected. Ieast 265,000 for only $3.99! For 1972 Summer and Fall Terms. Plures an- needed before I' to place the issue on lMot, I but members of Michigan Marijuana EARLY REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER TERM ■alive have said they The sections that students Tmi° have Pet't'ons course requested in enrolling on the Registration Section Request form will be X.™ as soon as possible reserved for them only through Early Registration which will be held in the Men's Intramural Building on June ISf the cour,ting of THE PAPER EATER 6, 7, 8 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday). All students who register at Regular Registration on June 19 and 20 must obtain class cards for each course. l!0U! Irirculating in UOO petitions the East 211 Abbott Rd. t'n®,„area< Midland Marion (next to State Thea.) freshman 351-4321 Open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. r"et"ber of the MSU ADACEMIC ADVISING Students planning to attend the 1972 Summer and/or Fall term who have not yet updated their "academic ' progress plan" should see their academic advisers according to arrangements in the colleges and departments. MAGIG «s> College and departmental mimeographed materials will be available for use by academic advisers in working with advisees during Spring term. The printing of the Fall Term Schedule of Courses and Academic Handbook is RETURNS delayed until after the final meeting of the Academic Council in June. DON'T MISS THEM! ENROLLMENT FOR FALL TERM In July, the Fall Term Schedule of Courses and Academic Handbook with a blank Registration Section Request T0NITE-SAT. form enclosed will be mailed to students enrolled Spring term who plan to return for the 1972 Fall term. 1. Students at that time should refer to their "academic progress plan" developed with their academic advisers, and complete their Registration Section Request form in accordance with that plan. HAPPY HOUR 2. The completed Registration Section Request form should be returned by mail to the Office of the Registrar no later than August 15. T0NITI FROM 8 p.m.-10 p.m. PRICES REDUCED ON ALL DRINKS REGISTRATION FOR FALL TERM Students should complete registration and pay fees during the period Monday through Wednesday, September THE STABLES 18-20. The alphabetical Schedule of Registration will be included in the Fall Schedule of Courses and Academic Handbook. 2843 E. Grand River 361 1200 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wedncsday. Ma, Buckner: put it together' By JANE SEABERRY conflicts, referendums — Academic CouncB and the board, selected from oyer the summer. "When I State News Staff Writer passed and defeated — and passed and thrown out," .yl°rRep0rt- "There were leave office all of the projects different voting units, "He had his good days and numerous Buckner hopes to see a Buckner said. will be completed one way or he had his bad days and his projects that were still going the other." changing board. "One of the best things was on I thought the board could "I'd like to see the next bad days were really the beginning of have a hand in," Buckner board have most of the work terrible," Mark Jaeger, personal friend and political communication between us said. During his second term as divided up between the and the trustees. But toward chairman Buckner aided in colleague of Harold Buckner, baord members. The cabinet retiring ASMSU chairman, the end there was a little Buckner also had a hand In improving communications departments are all breakdown between us and with the Council of Graduate said. making sure the ASMSU tax functioning, but the boards Harold Buckner ends his the trustees and the faculty." was kept. Early this term, Students, the trustees, been doing nothing of late," Buckner ran for the board with a referendum calling for administration "and just two years as chairman of the Buckner said. chairmanship a second time the abolition of the ASMSU about everybody in general," ASMSU board this week and also ends two terms of office and won again. tax and the adoption of the Buckner said. ASMSU's To further his political filled with shrewd political "There were a lot of new constitution, Buckner Legal Aid program was career, Buckner hopes to run deals, power struggles and projects I had started and included a provision in the expanded, the new for the office of Jackson wanted to try and finish," proposed constitution which constitution was passed and personality conflicts. the tax was kept. County treasurer. He is "I started out as Buckner said. would keep the tax if the a presently chairman for the Among those projects was constitution "The budget this year was sophomore on an all was passed, Democratic party in a student trustee proposal a high point," Jaeger said. "It upperclassmen board," - regardless of the outcome of Jackson. which would allow students the tax vote. Buckner's was a low point last year. Buckner said. "I probably made a lot of mistakes they'll to sit on the board as action was later exposed by Everybody got something." trustees. "As practical experience BUCKNER a member of the board. never forget." for politics, I tried to get as Buckner's political career "There was a motion to Buckner's achievements However, election much as possible began in Wonders Hall, the have three students as ex - were often marred by an problems have always through only time that coalition officio members of the board negotiating, hoping I've where he served as vice ever worked," Jaeger said of inactive board, procedural plagued the board. Spring of trustees. Warren Huff term the introduction of improved the student's is* saw president of his floor. After Buckner's first victory In discrepancies and red tape. amended it so that It was His success was divided. new election regulations, position of bargaining," the floor government becoming board chairman, in representative elections, Buckner said. dissolved itself, he and April 1970. That was the merely a group of students "Successful? Yes and no. several other freshmen beginning of the board's that met once a month with The new constitution was revamping of the election L uz z\ river the board of trustees. Hal passed. It was successful, regulations and another "I've learned a lot from it. I wanted to "put it all sixth session. was really upset about that," Buckner said. One big election. Voter turnouts hope the things I've done will A canoe and the Red together," so he ran for hall "The best Cedar provide an thing that Jaeger said. project was the have been dwindling steadily be helpful and that some of temporary escape from classes on a hot effective but I president and won. The next complete spring day tJ year he was elected president happened during the sixth Other projects included revision of the All University and the board is lucky when the policy changes will be paddling is easy in calm water, I session was my election to but academic worrZ I of the Men's Hall Assn. and a living option plans in Traffic Committee, which 5 per cent of the students beneficial or help someone wait just around the bend. the seventh," Buckner said. residence halls, bylaws to the vote. With the onset of a new else be beneficial," he added. 9 month later was elected "The sixth session for me was completely revamped State News photo ASMSU board chairman, on was trial by combat. Some by Chuck Michaels I the first ballot. would say trial by error. "He got together the black "The seeds for a lot of bloc, the Greek bloc and uncommitted people like me and won on 12 votes. That's good things were planted during the sixth session. It was filled with personality Lake's By MARY THOMPSON overrun with weeds, stagnated. restoratio and, unless something Legislature passed an act issue State News Staff Writer polluted and through "In the 1920s and 30s, done, it will eventually turn which enabled the couty to bonds. request was denied o However, I various ecological processes the condition of the lake into swamp, Lake Lansing, located in establish special assessment has become pitifully was no real problem," grounds that Lake L The condition of the lake districts and issue bonds to Meridian Township, is the did not qualify. shallow. During the past 3 explained Robert C. Ball, largest public lake in a 30 today is even worse. aid in the restoration. A Sode's next decades several groups of MSU professor of fisheries Richard L. step w mile radius of Lansing. A Sode, Ingham request for funds was create awareness in citizens have tried to restore and wildlife. "There weren't va.. few decades ago, it was the County Drain submitted, but it was turned state officials of natural beauty to Lake too many people living the Commissioner, in a special down. tfl major source of recreation Lansing, but through lack of area. But as the population desperate need fl for the Lansing area with report on Lake Lansing The next positive step restoration of Lake Li communication, miles of increased, so did the restoration tells how the came in 1966 when the excellent fishing, boating red amount of sewage seeping tape and nonacquisition once recreational body of state passed new legislation Sode then called on tJ and swimming. of . desperately needed into the lake. That's when water is now virtually . Today, the lake is funds, Lake Lansing has the problem began." which offered an easier way !?deral government fori Both excess sewage and useless. to acquire funds. A Lake !*e retluested funds f.„ Good Food silt washed down from the In 1935, Lake had a maximum depth of 35 Lansing Board could be set up with two thirds of nearby , *L tf!e u s- Army Coq ° Engineers and the" Specialized land have many ecology - disturbing them. These nutrients substances, in feet. A depth survey conducted in 1970 showed property owners signing a petition for this purpose. j-,onservation Service, h,s So request was denied. that 37 per cent of the lake The Lake Board would have " Sode went* t| Research expecially cause As the phosphorous, the weeds to flourish, plants' had a depth of less than five feet and 79 per cent was less than ten feet. the power fo taxation and the proper channels to seek federal funding. Washington. In December 1969, wfl Also custom research,drafting, the help of the Hasletil cartography, population rapidly grew, the Again in 1959 This act enabled the Okemos JayCees, speech writing, tutoring, language depth of the lake shrank. As and 1960, Lake Lansing project to be petiticf Fry $1.39 translation, medical and legal research. WRITE ON the weeds died and settled to the bottom taking with surveys and tests were made of the lake. It was that it needed evident cleaning, but funded by more people than just property owners around were circulated and Lansing Board was cr„ Sode, being dn a 600 N. Homer at E. organic and inorganic property owners feared the the lake. It would seem that Saginaw near Frandor Shopping Center 211 AbbottRd. 351-9100 commissioner, served materials, they accumulated high cost of such this was Incentive 6001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall a project enough to head of it. Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. on the bottom. The lake The estimated cost then was get the project in full swing, gradually fills in this way about $500,000 - but nothing was done until ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ In July 1970, the L approximately half of what 1968 when Richard L. "" it will cost today. Sode, present Ingh___ Bo^ submitted 1 The World's Largest Producer of Fronf Wheel Drive Cars Some relief came in 1962 County Drain Commissioner application for funl through 1964 when and the backbone of the through the Dept. r a restoration project, came Interior, Water Quill NOW OFFERS YOU THE NEWEST sanitary sewer system was installed. This alleviated onto the scene. Control Administratis Sode explained, sewage seepage into the lake Sode began working the first municipality in 1 SPORTY CAR ON THE ROAD and reduced the nutrients entering it. among of. through a political maze to U.S. to file for federal fui| acquire funds from state to restore a dying lake." However, this only stopped and federal sources. He more damage done to Lake applied for cost sharing Lansing - it did nothing to The grant appeared to| RENflULT#i funds under the Clean Water on the verge of b improve the overall is sports coupe and Quality Recreational condition. approved when it d Bonding Program by which announced that Lf In 1961, the Michigan the state was authorized to Lansing was one of tt such projects in the nitl SPORTS * * Power assisted Brakes Front independent suspensi ACE HARDWARE considered stalling funds. for fundi four coil springs CAR A further setback a BICYCLE SHOP * Rack and Pinion * Steering in January 1971 when i LUXURY Rear Lift Gate control of the Federal WaR * Utilized body construction PLUS * Quality Control was shiftr Reclining bucket seat to the Environment! * Contour back seat Protection AgencB ANDARD * Specialists in Steal Belted Bureaucratic shufflings iff RENAULT Radial tires bicycle sales * and repair setting up new guidelij Package shelf halted progress. The Agenf UIPMENT under dash Featuring parts ordered new studies to| * for 3, 5, and 10 done of the Lake. Trip Recorder speed English, European, and American Since them, bikes. professors and gradii students have received fuj ONE DRIVE in Fast two to do studies of I day service Lansing. Ball reportst "the studies should J the completed sometime r week." Once the studies I AND YOU WON'T WANT ANYTHING ELSE! submitted to the agen| 201 E. Grand River perhaps the funds will | last be acquired. NOW AVAILABLE FOR TEST DRIVES The Spartan frame-up. Great-looking eyeglasses at Spartan prices. Fast. 311 South vfeS@(n)center Washington Avenue, Lansing. 482-1368 Mon. 12;3Q-7p.m.i Tu#». - Frl. g - S,30 p.m., Sat 9 • 1 P.m. Z.Bo**'. ° p ^ | Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 31,1972 7 L Perns gain fair'rep share e to By RICK WILBINS Washington." steal Wallace delegate slots. ap portionment. State News Staff Writer News Analysis But when Wallace reached out to shake a woman's hand The issue now was how to Democrats are certain their make sure that the vote estimates are accurate Michigan Democratic per cent 27 in a shopping center in candidates were properly enough to insure that party leaders or delegates. delegates as they could get have inasted Wallace received 51 Laurel, Md., May 15, the best represented in the respective delegate allotments will I rom the earliest per away with. laid plans of state stages of the cent of the vote in the James McNeeley, chairman districts. remain the same, with state Democratic primary that all primary party leaders The secretary of state's possible exception of Democratic candidates May 16 while of the Democratic State went office still has to certify the one or McGovern received 27 per Central astray. two slots. would receive their fair share cent and Committee, Wallace caught four or five <>l the national Humphrey 16 per repeatedly told newsmen delegates, cent. that Wallace would be bullets, nearly died, and has proportional to the popular vote they recieved. True to their public Until Wallace down, however, was gunned many proportionate share of given a delegates, but that the party been paralyzed since. Sympathy for Wallace was so Frisbee f word, strong that any devilish move Future S/nirlaiis the Democrats recently political pros had planned to wasn't about to send by the party to reduce the l wrestling coach Douglas Blubaugh referees two decided to give Gov. George Wallace about 50 per cent — apportion differently. delegates Republicans Democratic to convention in the ranks delegates of true meant Wallace political will flock |his most promising proteges, his twin songs Dan and or 66 of They were going to use Miami. * — Michigan's 132 every trick in the book to suicide. COPPER HARBOR, Mich. a practice bout in the Men's Intramural delegates; Sen. George McNeeley was referring to Thus, when party leaders community of 50 souls also make sure the feisty estimates that as much as 25 (UPI) — This northernmost will entertain the Highland McGovern, about 30 per cent got together Saturday to of Michigan communities, State News photo or 39 delegates; and Sen. Alabaman, who ran on the or 30 per cent of Wallace's hash Avenue Aces, a five - man by Chris Fischer American Independent party vote out delegate nestled close by mighty Lake team from suburban Hubert Humphrey about 20 came from Republicans Chicago slate in 1968, received apportionment, there was Superior, will ring once again which as few who crossed - over to "send a little, if any, talk of how to reigns as champion; on the Fourth of July Thor's Four Five; Humbley Magnificent Champions of ood the Universe; and the Keweenaw Liberation Front. program misuse The 15th annual international Frisbee Besides vying for the Julius tournament July 1 2 hopes T. Nachazel Trophy — • to gather contestants from emblematic of superiority in LsHINGTON (AP) — An Adult staffs eating free Food and Nutrition Service around the world for this ■culture Dept. study of lunches provided for refrigeration for storage of In a New York flipping the disk in "guts children and then personnel, the Agriculture City At one site in Chicago, year's event. Invitations went Frisbee' teams also will be |mmer feeding program reimbursement claiming Dept.'s Office of the lunches and milk was program, on one occasion a lunches were handed out to out Tuesday to heads of state seeking — a new award, the J needy children has for lunch Inspector General audited 10 inadequate at two sites; one center received no food at all anyone. of China, Israel, the Soviet Flibber Flinger Trophy ■losed extensive waste expenses. program sponsors. so - called playground site because two fully loaded In Albuquerque, N.M., Union and Great Britain and • Service that received meals for 30 which was found hidden 1 mismanagement. One of meals to delivery trucks were children a host of smaller Trenton, N.J., got up to five countries. away in a jewelry store in Jt was that many poor ineligible persons. children was a dirt lot. hijacked. luncheseach. The • Too few meals delivered normally quiet nearby Hancock. lldren received to some sites and waste of Itandard food or no food excess meals at others. • Centers charging the je USDA evaluation of turner feeding programs federal government for more ■ducted last year meals than actually received fctly is being circulated because center personnel Kg a few members of signed invoices without pes who have expressed counting meals. • n over the program, Late or inconsistent meal lurpose is to aid during - delivery schedules. Jnierfedmonths needy in school lunch • Meals lacking some food items they were to contain, i the rest of the or meals insufficient in quantity. long the deficiencies • Inadequate storage and ■d in the $29 million refrigeration resulting in 1 program were: warm or sour milk and some ■ Lack of adequate spoiled fruits. direction and In addition to the d-keeping. evaluation study by USDA's SU c redit given tutoring project udents can receive 85-8161, extension 306, Wersity credit for and leave their name and irmal adult education telephone number. They will •ring under a new be contacted later. Meer program with the Volunteers can apply for sing Adult Education "no credit" work as teacher ram. aides, special problems part of independent tutors, child care aides or ly courses in many transportation aides. There are other alternatives. irtments>, students rested in volunteering Students working with the time can earn up to four independent study plan, in Social Science 300, however, usually work as hology 490, Education classroom teacher aides. Sociology 475, Spanish Students who have signed Family Ecology 495, up for this program for credit cation 482 and are required to attend the munication 499 and Thursday meeting. Other interested students or persons who plan to become dents interested in this MSU volunteers are also ependent study urged to attend the meeting utive can explore it for the basic information. Nr by attending Students who are a "g at 4 p.m. Thursday interested but want more OBessey Hall, information can call Bob Polly Anna Fam. Enriched Or Tender Krust dents unable to attend Luebke at 332-8283 after session can call 6:30 p.m. WHITE BREAD s.]xpres Country Fresh, In Plastic Bottle hfir,,, Mew n"9°l life, weJJtng love lite Sxprin. ring jrvm lite (Ponh (lte mp%l )four 2% : MILK gallon PLASTIC BOTTLE 7Q■■ mm beautiful phraie caplurj ©• mssam Fluid 16-oz. Returnable Bottles COCA COLA 8 PAK 69 SPRAY STARCH LIMIT 1 - PER COUPON PER FAMILY 'MFGRS. COUPON GOOD FROM TUES. 2 1AY 30 THRU SAT. JUNE 3 y-lMIll CLIP & SAVE 22 * With Coupon - Giant Size Tide DETERGENT YOUNG AND TENDER 57 f LIMIT 1 PER COUPON MFGRS* COUPON GOOD FROM MAY 30 THRU SAT. JUNE 3 SHE CLIP A SAVE M PER FAMILY TUEsJ SAVE 50c WITH COUPON - RIPE ^erE|3owSiVely! iX^Oehve, IVt'cinti* WATERMELONS » 95° SWEET CORN f LIMIT 2 ^COUPON PER COUPON PER FAMILY GOOD FROM TUES. MAY 3d 319 E. Grand River T'HRU SAT. JUNE 3 East Lansing, Mich. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan . Wed"esday, May ROMANOVS' FALL Conference to reviei Russian movi urban legal lac kluster "Nicholas and Alexandra" empathize with its principal Social, issues political, economic and legal that affect the quality of life in the problems environment, civil h«»,. is, quite simply, the epic dud characters. It is impossible to cities will be discussed at community development 1 a conference on Leighton L. Leightv of the year. Aside from some feel sorry for a weak - willed, "Legal Problems in an Urban of beautiful costuming, it is henpecked husband, Environment," today at the Kellogg Center natural resour«sZT difficult to find anything the Nicholas, and an obsessed for Continuing Education. coordinator, said there 5 film does well. mother of a hemophiliac, The day - long conference will focus on The problem of the film Alexandra, who order the two main themes: the use of legal would seem to point to the producer, Sam Spiegel, and the director, FVanklin J. death of millions of people. It becomes a case where paraprofessionals in solving urban environmental problems and advocacy and for Urban LAf?a^n's^idreC"T{1i0ftheft should provide us ooiu, i nis a ■k...u u with direction ai one wishes, without the role of the university. the field of law can be apti„„i Schaffner. It is up to those sympathy, for their two Speakers include California State developing strategies that wilM^S men to oversee the execution to come, if, for no resolution of urban quality of the movie, and in other reason, than just to get Assemblyman Willie Brown; Professors B. - social D nh I this case, all they have done scandalous lta.sputin or the to the end of the movie. J. George and Morton Cohen, Wayne State w Ideas gleaned from 1 is waste a lot of money. "Nicholas and Alexandra" coming history of a new through age in the The this acting adds little to lack luster University School of Law; Ruth O. Robinson, Dixwell Legal Rights Assn., and Lr™:de,eiop"-'»«5J is the story of the last royal revolution. - ainliflal rs attorneys Harry Wachtel of New York and The conference is beirn. I spectacle.Jayston, as the Center for rulers of Russia, losing both This film, however, puts Nicholas (in the film he is Nine 1972 master of fine arts candidates Kenneth Cockrell of Detroit. Environmental qSJ forth the iuea that the are currently sponsorship from the their crown and their lives to called "Nicky"), does not exhibiting their work in the Kresge Art Gallery. They Discussion topics include consumer Center fa T the Bolshevik Revolution. demise of a pathetic ruling achieve credibility in his are (left to right front) Gary Maule, Beverly Berger. protection, administration of criminal of Resource °I Cril™nal JusUce [ Their fall is due not only to family is more important portrayal of the Russian justice, training and practice of legal Development «LT1 their own lack of strength, than either intrigue or czar. He demonstrates love Evelyn Scafuri, (center) Jeanne Tomisiea, (left ot right paraprofessionals, law of the Continuing Education Service. ' rear) Warren Stensrud, Patricia Rook, Maureen poor, The but also to the dealings of the history. It i- irritating and Horn, educational training for system public is invited. Reo,^ through a smile, confusion access and mysterious adviser to the boring to interesting pai liie most >f the story through a star and pathos Savas Atvur and Bobbie Thomas. quality legal services In an urban ST8 £ 8 lobby. There a-m- in the is no registration KelloTc Queen, Rasputin. through a wrinkled uniform. fee The subject of the pushed into tl Janet Suzman as Romanovs' motion fall in past picture productions The Romanovs' fa fo. Alexandra Tom Baker ("Sunny") and STUDENT ART EXHIBIT as Rasputin do has centered around either worse by a s< t not convey the expected the intrigue of the not allow iii personalities. One is never ICHIGAN Theatrf lansm.j Bargain Matinee 75c til b 30 P.M. sure why Alexandra is under Rasputin's spell, nor just what his spell is. The fault of the acting, Works show social naturi fulfills this requirement for should have graduated this By BILL BRUZY themselves" the majority of however, is, in this case, due The works in the to State News Reviewer nine students. year are not graduating. the work approaches high show us galll more a poor script. It would be difficult for any Students receiving a master Most of the show is There is more to be shown aesthetic standards. But been well people who hj actor of fine arts degree are professional, quality work. than just a few pieces of some of it does not. These have learned the socialized, 1 or actress empathy from an audience to evoke required to exhibit their ITiere is also some work work. The show also reveals people have the ability to of the art world. shibbol] missing from the show that is the social nature of artistic produce quality work, but so shows us people It | when they are forced to work at the end of their just as professional. Three of achievement. do the three students not who! deliver static lines. period of study. The current the six gone on being themsel painting students who What is art? It is that which graduating this year. Nicholas, for example, show in the Kresge Gallery and doing their own you find in galleries, it is that I might add that there is wotf tries to halt the execution of which one is allowed to spite of severe d his son's nurse by saying that exception to this generally pressure to conform he has learned from his past produce in graduate schools, high aesthetic quality. But a defined social realities. ™ | mistakes; that violence begets violence, and that the innocent should not pay for Symphony it is that which is reviewed and criticized. All of these elements of the art worid degree will be conferred in spite of the work. This is perfectly understandable The exhibit will I become forms of money to when we consider that the through June. Gallery hJ the guilty. One is left thinking "so what?" Another of the choice lines slates finalr the artist. The value of the artist then social structure defines the artist and the art rather than are 9-12 a.m. Monday through Friday! and 1-5 pi becomes the value of his the work having a definition 7 - 9 p.m. Tuesday and ■ in the film comes just before The MSU Symphony United States premier of exhibition record, critical of its own. p.m. Saturday and Sunif the unsuspenseful execution, Orchestra will give its final Gerard Schurmann's "Six reviews and gallery status. when Sunny says, "What did spring concert at 8:15 p.m. Studies by Francis Bacon." The value of the artist, and I do wrong?" todav and Thursday in "Sue Studies" conveys Pairchild Theatre. consequently of his work, is Schurmann's impressions of then determined by his "Nicholas and Alexandra" The program includes the works of Francis Bacon, social situation. is playing at the Spartan Twin West. Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 1 (Titan) and the the widely contemporary painter. known What we see hanging in the History students wi| "This is one of the first Kresge contemporary works of a Gallery is very ■ ] iiajor dimension," Dennis definitely professional work. But in one sense Its annual essav 7 contei1 Burkh, conductor, said. professional stature results Burkh, asst. professor of from the legitimating Three history students were the winners in the se music, will conduct several structure of the society annual Undergraduate History Essay Contest, a rr European orchestras this which surrounds It the faculty judging committee said Tuesday. summer while on leave. I will say that as "things in Peter Levine, asst. professor of history, said thew were Mary San Clemente, Okemos senior; Jay Alexandl East Lansing senior, and Arthur Roman. Grand R Z+fVOiVSHOW/KG/:}*. senior. ^ ■UTTCBFIELO DRIVE-IN THEATRES San Clemente won the $75 first prize for her es Starlite Sean "The Timeliness and the Hmelessness of the Revolution." Alexander and Roman split the $25 second f Copemi| Alexander's essay was on "Eighteenth - Century AmericJ Self - Deterministic Society." Roman's was on "AmeriJ Anti Abolitionist Mobs in the Nineteenth Century." - day, May 3| MicKigai State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 31, 1972 9 Mojil Judge t 4U£*'s ! 203 E.GRAND RIVER air pollution level dive into happy end of the our huge, term WASHINGTON (AP) - He ordered Ruckelshaus to protection was intended by Environmentalists won a make sure that state plans for Congress when it wrote that major victory Tuesday when applying federal air - the purpose of the law was to a judge established the pollution limits include this protect and enhance air principle that states may not nondegradation element; quality. permit high - quality air to otherwise, Ruckelshaus must In deteriorate even to the level Tuesday's decision, disapprove the affected Pratt agreed, stating, "On the of federal antipollution portions of the stafeplans and face this law would appear to standards. impose his own regulations. permit no significant U.S. District Court Government lawyers Judge deterioration of air quality." John H. Pratt endorsed this promised an immediate principle of appeal, and Pratt delayed the "nondegradation" in ruling effectiveness of his own H orse sense on a suit brought by the order until Wednesday I some of the most unique transportation possibilites also offer advantages Sierra Club and three other environment groups against morning to give them time to file it. Student over the William D. Ruckelshaus, traditional bus, bike or car. They don't need parking stickers or locks, and pose no Under clean - air laws of Leat of a blow out or high gas bills. head of the federal 1967 and 1970, Ruckelshaus set to run State News photo Environmental Protection last year put into effect by Chris Fischer Agency. federal standards limiting the amounts of various for post It time success in u.s. common poliutants which may be permitted in the nation's air. Steve Jewett, East Lansing junior in James Madison The laws left it up to each College, announced last state to put those limits into Thursday he is running for MDs try acupuncture the Ingham County Board of effect, and the states have Commissioners from the submitted their plans to 19th District. Ruckelshaus. The district includes The law required also that married housing units in iEW YORK (AP) - A acupuncture needles, was pain impulses are blocked, is from any part of the body." Ruckelshaus approve or performed last Friday at the Spartan Village. theory of how in the peripheral nerves of Man said the skin graft is disapprove these plans by Jewett said he is running Albert Einstein May 31, that is, Wednesday. Ipuncture works made College of the nervous system. But not actually the first for the Democratic e the first reported Medicine in New York. The this, he said, does not He is authorized to performed in this country, nomination "in an effort to Jul operation under needles were used to explain how the procedure prescribe plans of his own for anesthetize the legs of a 65- but the first reported. Two help bring energetic incture anesthesia in works on areas not supplied any state without an government closer to the experimental operations country, doctors said year - old bank employe for by the spinal nerve, approved plan. have been performed at The environment groups, people." sday. grafting skin from his right Northville State Hospital, "The people of Ingham V operation, using thigh to the bottom of his . . We believe," Man one on himself and one on however, filed suit last week County are faced with some left foot. says in his report, "that contending that there is his wife. important decisions which The operation was a second gate in the Ruckelshaus, as a matter of will affect our lives in the performed by a team thalamus which is also Of his operation policy, was about to approve hool offers headed by Dr. Frank Z. closed, thus stopping all said, "I didn't feel Man any plans which would not coming decade. social services and tenant Zoning, - Warren, who cited a theory pain impulses coming in protect existing clean air. landlord relations could well minors developed by Dr. Pang L. They argued that such become more crucial areas of Man, director of research at county concern," Jewett miner term the Northville State said. Hospital, Northville, and his Jewett indicated that he colleague, Dr. Calvin H. "The Library system welcomes this trend "since the government county level of is the most acupuncture accessible to the invdividual r nterdisciplinary (IDC 803) on operation was made possible by their report," Warren access to me with his or her needs and opinions." nizational development said. "I believe she said. physician. it explains The Library has installed Information was Jewett said that the be taught by Sigmund some of the acupuncture a new bibliographic retrieval usually four to six weeks in She noted that med line country - government must professor of labor phenomena, which have system called "med - line" arriving. got underway nationally in "revitalize" itself and industrial relations, been so puzzling, in terms provide students However, because of the October 1971, and the MSU "attack the problems of the iniel H. Saks, instructor that Western medicine can strong possibility that this Library installed it in May. county on a meaningful ■conomics and urban accept." free service might be level." , will teach LIR 881, Warren said details of the abused, Idzikowski The Jewett was elected as a :ed seminar in labor Med • line, an acronym possibility of Splashy prints and bright solid theory, which Man calls the emphasized the necessity precinct delegate pledged to colors for the medical literature connecting to other industrial relations "two-gate control theory," that med - line be used only Sen. George McGovern in the analysis and retrieval computer data bases in the ! with urban and race will be made public at a by the serious student, future is as yet an open May 16 primary and is system, i nvolves a ems in employment, th seminars will be news conference Friday. Man explained in a computerized method of faculty member or question, she said. Democratic precinct captain in Precinct 1. Bikini Swimsuits & Sets the first five week obtaining information from - telephone interview that the National Library of n of the quarter. one gate, or point at which Medicine. were $13 to $22 'The National Library of Medicine took over 1,000 of fficers elected the most representative medical journals from 1969 to the present and compiled $990 JO *14" citations of them," librarian ycampus AAUP Elaine explained. Idzikowski Tanks, Tee's, Wallace Beery's Placket fronts « MSU chapter of the humanities: and Michael "The computer can now lerican Assn. of Harrison, professor of transfer, in a manner of ■iversi t y Professors jt'P) elected officers for physics. minutes, the author, title and source of all articles Summer Tops L ■ year terms beginning Nontenured members relating to the concerned were $5 to $8 i 1, W. Fred Graham, chosen were James topic." This is quite an S3'1 TO s5'° Denims, Brushed Denims, cords, and more Flare Leg Jeans were $8 to $15 $599 jo S999 Permanent press in assorted prints Smock Tops sensational at $8 slip on and belt loop styles Knit Hot Pants Were $7 and $8 StfO AND S59» Dresses and Sizzlets Were to $46 MO TO s29 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS- Wednesday, May 31, 1972 ]| IM title goes to Holden for fifth straight year By CARLOSM. SOLFER II Cloutier said, 'There's a lot of sincerity behind the For the fifth consecutive people who run the intramural programs." He said that year Holden Hall has topped all undergraduate residence hall teams in the fight for the participation had increased this year. intramural All Sports In team competition points were awarded - Trophy, it was announced Tuesday. not only for Holden's triumph was possible through the joint efforts not performance but for participation. For example, a team may of its athletic place first in any event but still they may win the chairman, Donald Cloutier, Warren, junior, and the 12 men's houses. championship because they have accumulated points Among the most distinguished players rank: Paul awarded for participating. Schlacter Robert Sierra said that the aspect of Leyland, Kirk Callamer, Lee Lemon, participation is emphasized Michael Caul field. Robert Lindlefeld and James Crofton. jn order to transform an aggressive and fierce atmosphere They accumulated 818.5 points not into a friendly and including Softball and competitive one. He said that by tennis. deviating the emphasis from awards, the participants have "olden Hall c ham pions Holden won in second in badminton football, bowling, and golf and placed less problems with the He stated that the umpires. and in swimming. purpose or the IM program was to mi Hall won the MSU intramural residence hall all The trophy will be provide fun and a chance to participate. Sierra said that Steve Noll, Rick awarded Thursday at 4 ■ sports George and Don Cloutier. Back Row, p.m. The championship for the fifth consecutive year. Head Adviser Dave 1079*71* J*'" takf handbook.Place at a Photography session for the putting the emphasis on participation rather than on awards Representing the Holdan sports program are directors Palmer, Bob Nocera, Ken Lift and iy72-73 intramural accounted for the smoothness of this year's program. Bob Nowinski. "Still, this has been the worst spring for rainouts that liottom row left to right) Ron Cech, Jay Panzica, nf M^rTen^SieiJa' associate director of intramural sports I ve had in 11 State News photo by Tom Gaunt years," said Sierra. He said that the directors ?o S ' 16 !"'ing t0 H°,den's triumPh> that in of the program always make an needed Pr°gram 8 lot of organization is games but sometime it is attempt to reschedule the [HERE'S WILLIE? H^Wc victoiyV Holden s f Cloutier was modest in attributing to any other factor but thJi r ^ he had h°Pes that organization. they were going to win limitation. impossible because of time -d«&^Seof°SSJ,gU,"»We ^ 'he 0rga"iZaU°" iants sitting 11^ rrr,- n h\addKi th" • *>« Hnlrion K found in these freshmen. He stated that Xn FRANCISCO (UPI) there is no Willie Mays, this stulfontj students USCS ar°Und 600 male permit the athletic ^dents directors and the* to have ■year ago to the day, the year. strMrh6 i^1 one middle of the batting order, alternatives when making the teams more ■Francisco Giants had a The third big change this straight ,ost ts" tell you if I was a pitcher Cloutier, who is acting for the first time as athletir 114 won - lost record year from last is a collapse Bivinir un tot f'T ?h"e rd wa,k both of them and woff tMld 'J" team he con,We"«l the strongest was Emirf P » I leading the of the pitching staff, led by °f on,y 16 Uke my chances." the Jonal were League West by Juan Marichal and Jerry earned runs. "If we'd have 25jssjt bee"use ,hey had— Johnson, last year's star gotten a ■games. hit in the right place in all Hut that was last year starter and reliever, those games Juan could jis of Tuesday, the 1972 respectively. have won six in a row Its were 15 - 29 and a Marichal has been a instead i of losing mystery of sorts to the them," | dead last in the West. Giants this year. The says manager Charlie Fox. Jhat happened since last proud "I'm not worried Ho the team which won righthander with the him. He's still about ■est? menacing kick, hasn't one helluva pitcher. I only hope he ■or starters, it lost Willie pitched badly but as of the doesn't lose his ■ovey. which has to be moment his record is 1 • 8. confidence." E as big a loss as any It seems that whenever Juan The only other i can afford. Then, pitches the Giants have physical change this year from last is that Gay lord Perry, an 18 - i c lub sports game winner in 1971, is gone and in his place is Sam America's 6ml a McDowell. The trade of the two star pitchers looks like standoff at the moment. SERVING ECONOMY MINDED TRAVELERS NATIONWIDE! N tnish seasons Perry has an 8 - 3 record with Cleveland, while McDowell is 6 - 1 with the MSU Rugby Club concluded its' racng season Giants. Convenient led ! its' spring season as the women placed third Despite all the adversity Visiting Michigan State?? OF COURSE THEY MAKE 'EM Ja 28-13 victory over in the Midwest Collegiate there is one real bright spot Clean Motel 6 of Lansing offers ideal accomoda¬ for the Giants in 1972. That LIKE THEY USED TO ■ Michigan Academicals, Sailing Assn. Women's is Dave Kingman, the 6 - 6 You just have to know where to look. y, at Old College Championship (MCSA) at Comfortable tions for parents, friends, alumni. Lake Macbride, Iowa. former University of Nostalgic? Sure., and very sensible too. tries and two MSU's team of Marilyn Southern California Conveniently located close to Michigan Glycine hunting case pocket watch, $50 star, Economical Versions comprised the Tripp, Nancy Goodale, who has developed rapidly State University. Pool, TV, Phones, —and 12 karat gold filled chain, $11.50 J total, including four Barbie Marshall, and Loretta and now ranks as one of the Year 'round rates! and knife, $7.50. fcoger Stewart from his Ames competed against most dangerous batters in money-saving year-round rates, too! Iter position. The women from the baseball. He's played at Engraving additional. both first Do Jdemicals retaliated with midwestem area. Twelve and third with Something Beautiful.SM ■ tries, lnalty but ■ a and too late. conversion, and they were too races were total points. held and the equal ability this year and winner was determined by currently leads the majors Northwestern finished with homers and 35 RBI's. 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Chicanos face admiss ion problem S (Continued from have faced for years is the can prove that their parents page 1) desire are much more additional efforts to make rather than actually with MSU to take requirement that they be were employed as migrant migrant De com important factors, he in the area of Chicano recruiting Chicano student*. students in a four difficult to go to college? I established Michigan workers in Michigan for at In his 18 months says. recruitment before anyone UMOI is - year second »nued dutin. went to my counselor and residents. Only two weeks least two months during as a a nonprofit recruiter, Gamez says he has will be satisfied," Polley corporation operating on university in Michigan 11 funds wi told him I wanted to go but ago, however, the MSU each of three of the persuaded 100 Chicanos to said. "We're on the right federal funds that negotiate not off'( he told me I wasn't college Board of Trustees approved the material and that I'd never policy that would allow proceeding five Reaction years. to the policy enroll at MSU — 75 per cent road but we haven't agreements with universities uniTe/;;;/* get admitted. Chicanos and other migrants change has been mixed, of whom have through normal admissions come achieved the goals we think to admit migrants who Polley, who dealt UMOI in the with s.tudents J possible." UMOI locates and recruits. One problem that to pay substantially smaller University sources are procedures. Polley said his office has between the two negotiations Bu^uK t ^ Chicanos interested in MSU in - state tuition fees if they optimistic that it will Although estimates vary, no plans to hire additional George Johnson, deputy bodies, agrjl') .has ^ ;;vhe * _ institute ... encourage more Chicanos between 50 and 125 staff to help recruit director of UMOI, says his ™ an agreement centered on who are ex - migrants to Chicanos are enrolled at Chicanos because of a lack agency will have placed unanswered questions about out Technol™? apply. MSU and an additional II migrant student Transit plans displayed George Johnson, deputy director of United Migrant students have been admitted for fall term 1972 according of money. At least two agencies in Michigan are attempting to estimated 90 migrants in seven Michigan universities by next fall, an increase the funding of the during their second migrants year. "ext two fail. The Vear (Continued from page 1) . , .. , . , because of the fairly regular , Opportunities, Inc. (UMOI), to one recent count. increase the enrollment of from only 14 migrants two UMOI spokesmen could demand pattern of classes a recruiting agency But Gamez is not Chicanos in Michigan years earlier. not guarantee that the curricula i„ campus situation than a through the day "he said. calls the lan / .fmajor encouraged by the figures. universities — UMOI and the federal funds that would floriculture, |ands(J" downtown area," he said. Haugen explained that Though all three systems breakthrough." But Kme chicanos have Many of the 41 will not Assn. of Chicanos for But UMOI has not been support a migrant student nursery, elevator5- equip J*. actually enroll because of College Admissions able to reach an agreement WPPly. farm downtown areas have narrow can be elevated orUy the M the during his first year would ^ and Monocab was at Transpo ,an a -hoax- fees that they cannot afford (ACCA). similar Cas streets and "all of those and unworkable because of or because they may be The Assn. of Chicanos buildings." „ ... Public the difficulty in proving intimidated by the size and for College Admissions is a response to the The other Michigan system Black • • • that • a migrant has worked • - may not be as applicable to a campus situation, according "people movers" generally favorable. People wanted to know why they was in Michigan specified time. for the impersonality of MSU. Nor is Gamez encouraged by MSlTs efforts to recruit relatively new affiliation of Chicano administrators from various Michigan woman runs for board post to some experts. Bendix's Only time will tell Chicanos. (Continued from page 1) O'Donnohue has been could not be in operation universities who conduct campaionins Dashazeyor is larger, and whether the policy shift will around the state since carries 32 now. Some think they are move MSU within "We still haven't done workshops and other needs of all the people of Michigan." "We feel it will be winter tern! people with 12 seated. However, David preferable to the subway that Washington, D.C. is greater numbers range of of anything" in comparison to the magnitude of the educational activities to inform Chicanos of She concern said that as a trustee she would herself with the problems of to have supporters helpful visible and uToure Johnson, Bendix spokesman, Chicanos. Donnas nomination" worlds constructing now. problem," Gamez laments. educational opportunities. faculty members as well as students. Carter said " thinks the campus situation In judging which Ira more than an Criticisms of the systems Polley, director of The group emphasized the "While I have expressed a concern that envelope stuffing co'mmr is promising. When asked students could do well at We how it would work include its cost and less than MSU, Gamez says he cannot admissions, agrees that MSU importance of getting a students have a stronger voice in University P'f" «o &an State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 31, 1972 13 -STATE NEWS ■classified You can't beat a Classified I 355-8255 Ad for results. Call Now. June 2 last day! Automotive >ifi CHEVROLET 1967 CAPRICE. MGB 1963. Automotive FRANKLYSPEAWNG by PhilFVr-Ur A uto Service & Parts Employment For Rent Automatic, power, good excellent condition, wire condition. $900 Jim wheels, Michelins. FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 349-0476. 3-6-2 351-0642 after 5:30 pm ADVERTISING SALES, need 2 5-6-2 CHEQUERED FLAG. 2605 East Kalamazoo persons to sell ads to local Apartments CHEVY, 1962. Street, 1 merchants and student dependable rPHONE 355-8255 transportation, excellent MUSTANG 1967. 6 stick, $550. mile West of campus. organization in the 1972 TWO GIRLS needed for 4 man I s,udent Service* Bldg. engine. $125. Call 337-2758 Green. Negotiable. 353-7512 487-5055. C edition of LANSING IN A NUT SHELL. Commission apartment, block from after 7 p.m. 3-6-2 Berkey. All utilities paid. MASON BODY, SHOP, 812 East Ltomotive COMET 1960. Good MUSTANG 1965. 4-speed, V-8, Kalamazoo Street . 1940. Complete auto painting . . Since plus bonuses. Call toll free 1-800-251-9732, Frank 353-2351, 353-2364. 5-5-31 voters & Cycles transportation. $195. or best 289. New disc brakes. Good Kilpatrick. 46-2 i, Service offer. Call 349 3357 condition. $350. 355-7246 and collision service. SUMMER after 3 485-0256. C-5-31 Aviation p.m. 3-6-2 2-6-1 1300 E. Grand River • Employment CORVAIR MONZA 1964. MUSTANG 1965 convertible, MUFFLERS, BRAKES, 351-5289 |dr rent 33,000 miles, needs Only body best offer around $200. SHOCKS and Springs installed at Rock Bottom 208 Cedar Street 351-0982 - partments work. Good tires. Excellent 485-8745 or 882-1678. 3-6-2 LOW PRICES. HEIGHTS houses mechanical condition (call after 3 p.m.) AUTO PARTS. 485-2276. 351-2910. 5-6-1 MUSTANG PHONE ROOM SUPERVISOR Rooms 1966 convertible, C-1-5-31 PART TIME' Experience 1 Bedroom runs good. 18 miles per - $130-$160t |0R SALE CORVAIR 1960. Good gallon, good snows, $100 VW - GUARANTEED repair. preferred but will train. New 2 Bedroom-$180. Animals for $50. 489 1229 driving ' recreational property in before 3-5-31 RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at Mobile Homes 5:30 p.m., 351-7175 Okemos Road. 349-9620. Michigan. Excellent earnings. Close to after For appointment call Campus, I, Found 5:30 p.m. 3-6-2 MUSTANG 1965 289, must C-5-31 Mrs. completely furnished, air sell, Miller, 351-1010.3-6-1 good Irsonal condition. $250 conditioned. Balconies. Ianuts personal CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 351-4099. 3-6-1 WHEN I LOOK AT m \X© MARKET KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair DRIVERS 21 1967. AM/FM work - OR older for radio, 4-speed, I GET THE fmir FEELING 1 on Volkswagen, bugs, WALK TO Summer kal estate 327-300 horse. 39,000 miles! MUSTANG, 1966. 4-speed MAdORED busses, or Ghias. GRAND summer employment. Apply only, 4 campus. tcreation $2100 or best offer Fastback, 289. New clutch IN 7WE wrong AREA!' RIVER CITGO. 1054 East Varsity Cab Company. 122 man, utilities paid. 1020 Short Street. 489-1893. Woodmere. 4-6-2 Irvice 363-0138. 3-6-2 Call 349-2504. 3-6-2 Grand C-5-31 River. 351-9274. 6-6-2 instruction MUSTANG 1966, convertible, GFXMKLVSPEAKM /0MBH /E- LANVN6. HW. YOUNG LADY 1 - 4 p.m. for 1 BLOCK from DATSUN 1969 sportscar campus. 2 ■Typing Service V-8, power, runs well. Call light telephone work, some bedrooms, 2 persons, ■asportation convertible. New tires, in excellent condition Bruce 332-8641. 3-6-2 Employment filing. Must be neat, attractive, have pleasant voice. Position furnished, balcony, air - ■anted 482-3281. 3-6-2 Automotive Scooters & conditioned, fall or summer. OPEL- RALLYE, 197lT^od Cycles RESIDENT MANAGEER for permanent. $1.60/hour to start; raises to $2.50 an hour. REDUCED SUMMER "rates" condition, reasonable. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1967. apartment complex, must be RATES. $130. 216 Beal FALCON 1964. Automatic, after 6 p.m. 351-7729. Datsun Apply in person only. 3308 new 5-6-2 1972. Must sell! Both TRIUMPH, BONNEVILLE 650, married with no children and Street. 6:30-7:30 p.m. tires, shocks, battery, 25 with some experience South Cedar, Suite 7. 2-5-31 excellent condition. Best 1968, extra chrome. Call over 351-6088. 2-6-1 excellent co nd it io n. in management. Write P.O. DS DAYS PEUGEOT 1965. Air, Michelins offer. If you're 349-1298 after 3 p.m. 3-6-2 351-5848. 3-5-31 wanting Box 468, East MANAGER TRAINEE: TO 3 5 10 sunroof, 4 on column. dependable Lansing, 2 AND 3-man apartments. transportation, SUZUKI 1970 200cc, 24 H.P. Michigan 48823. 0-4-62 work for leading National Summer and fall rate. 220 1.50 4.00 6.50 13.00 882-8368. 5-6-2 don't pass these up. 625-4501 FIAT 850 Spider, 1971. Company producing Country Radio, B1-2-5-31 Excellent condition. Cedar, 1 block from campus. 7.80 mag wheels, good condition. and Western stage shows. If li.eo 4.80 15.60 PINTO 1971. Automatic, 2000cc $350/best offer. 332-1977. 337-1846.3-6-2 1 2,500 miles. $2100. you are looking for a 9.75 engine, radio, Phone 3-6-2 ALCOA 2.25 6.00 19.50 VOLKSWAGEN 332-1730. 3-62 351-4780 after 6 p.m. 224 1962. Clean, INTERVIEWS financially rewarding career NEED GIRL, 54 term for one but needs engine work. Summer jobs available. with a future, then this is the 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 Gunson. 4-6-2 KAWASKE 1970 Trail Boss. Up to bedroom apartment. Pool. FORD GALAXIE Cheap. 646-3514. 3-6-2 $3,000 this job for you. A good 13.00 1964, needs Rebuilt to 125cc's, Hooker summer. Call Sandy, 351-9248. 3-6-2 3.00 8.00 26.00 transportation. personality, basic honesty Best offer PONTIAC 1967, Pipe. Must sell, best offer. 489-3494. C-2-5-31 355-1224. 3-6-2 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1969, and ability to travel pre - 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 door, excellent condition. 4 646-3514. 3-6-2 MARIGOLD new tires plus 2 snows. engine under warranty, new Industrial Summer Jobs requisites. For further To be APARTMENTS FORD GALAXIE 1962. 352. tires, call 355-3176.3-6-1 For Men And Women. information phone 489-6953. deadline seen at 308 West Lapeer, Good interior, automatic, 7-6-2 Lansing. 3-6-2 Experience not Required. '.m. one cla$s day power steering, $125 will VOLKWAGENS (2) 1968 Van, Packaging, warehousing, bedroom apartments. Now $800. Also 1955 Sedan. assembly, light machine MODELS NEEDED by republication. deal. 351-5381. 3-6-2 PONTIAC TEMPEST 1968. 1960 BSA Goldstar. Legendary operation, yard work, leasing for Summer. Summer Right - hand drive. Moving, Photography art student. Pay rates. £140 and up. Call $695. Call 372-9145 between 500 single. Clean dependable. landscaping, etc.All with 337-7328 for appointment. must sell. 489-1229 before pictures, lessons or |ncellations/Cor- FORD 1962 Galaxie. V - 8 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. 3-6-2 5:30, 482-2181 after 5:30. Doug, 351-0354 after 4:30 Metro-Detroit $1.60-$1.75 per hour. 100 area. whatever. Terry Luke, - 12 noon one automatic, p.m. 3-6-2 pickle packers for Mt. PENNSYLVANIA NORTH 325. power, must see. 3-6-2 337-9367. 5-5-31 Its day before $190,355-7958. 36-1 PONTIAC TEMPEST 196Z Clemens approx. June 15th Available June. 1 bedroom, Runs well, new battery, $75. HONDA 350 Scrambler, 1971, 120 day run, $1.75. furnished upstairs apartment. Blications. VW 1967. $450/negotiable. RECORD STORE interested in FORD GALAXIE 355-7944 after 5 p.m. 3-5-31 1800 miles. $600. 485-8439 Employers Temporary full or part time help. For Utilities furnished. 1965. Needs work. Engine | State News will be Excellent condition. Phone SAAB 99, 1970. Cibies, Micheln excellent. 332-0439. 1-5-31 after 5 p.m. 3-6-2 Service , Inc. (not an employment agency) long term employment only. $110/summer. $1 25/fall. onsible only for the 332-6676. Price $250. 3-6-2 .351-3969. 0-6-6-2 Centerline - 8561 E. 10 Mile Knowledge of records and It day's incorrect ZX, AM/FM radio, Ziebarted. HONDA 1969. Roadbike, Detroit - 52 Henry experience necessary. Call $1975. CAII 882 9808. 6-62 WANTED! IMPORT Cars, any Madison Heights 25407 John R ONE Brtion. FORD 1966 V-8, 289 305cc, new blue finish, new Mr. Clemens 351-5380. 3-5-31 BEDROOM, 1 block make, any model, 9595 East battery, great condition. - 31 Church campus. 3 month lease, automatic, 3edford I students ads must be power steering, TEMPEST 1964, 4 door, 6 M-21 Ovid, Michigan. $450. 393-9394. 3-6-2 - 25165 Grand River ALL JOBS ARE FREEI WANTED: WAITRESSES to $130/month. 351-4495. 215 radio. Must sell. Phone 1-834-2660. 3-5-31 cyclinder, standard, dark blue. Openings on all shifts by the work this summer in the Louis. 2-5 p.m. Monday - 339-8390. 5-6 2 $200,332-8054.3-6-1 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE entire vacation. "Old Crow Bar", Rathskeller Friday. 0-9-5-31 1971 CAPRI and 1966 1968. Runs good, $740, Call JEEP .and II Forno Room in_, CJ-5, 1970. 10x16.50 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER ' SUNBEAM Tiger V - 8. 361-2917 and ask for Chuck. BABYSITTER. i ROOMMATE WANTED. Male, JULY and Saugatuck's COR^l , tires. V-6, plow and winch. Radials, best offers takes. own bedroom. 1970. Snow plow, winch, 1-5-31 August. Northern cottage. GABLES. Very Kings Point All or any part of. 339-2987. good pay. reasonable, 355-0905.4-6-2 351-1666.4-6-2 East Apartmenfr $87 per Automotive 372-8880, Jim. Both experienced and 2-6-1 5-6-2 month. 351-0602. 5-6-1 BSA, SHOOTING Star, 1968. non-experienced girls needed. Immaculate, Call after pON'T you get tired of KARMANN-GHIA 1971. Must TRIUMPH SPITFIRE GT-6 Scooters & Cycles not many $600. 351-7714. 3-6-2 like it. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, 12 noon and LARGE, TWO party, furnished g this? Take a break. sell Auxiliary assistant - will train evenings, 332-4996. 3-6-2 immediately, 8 track 1 968. efficiency, air conditioned, If. 1-5-31 AM/FM, Wire to position in Dental team. stereo, AM radio, Michelins. Excellent. $1400. BULTACO 1968 Matador, HONDA 1968 CL350. Excellent close to campus. $137 Call 332-8663 for interview. SECRETARY: rustproofed, 372-5815, 351-6153. 3-62 250cc. Excellent dirt bike. condition. New clutch, summer. $154 fall.' It SPECIAL 1962. Best 3-6-2 RECEPTIONIST - Gaylord, IV5-6067. 7-6-2 $250. Call 461-4233. 3-6-1 brakes. Two helmets. Call 351-1610. 0-2-5-31 Michigan. Call or write, psonable offer. Call VEGA GT 1971, Silver - gray, after 6 p.m. 355-1276. 3-6-2 JAMES BOYS REALTY, 5 after 5 p.m. 3-6-2 PARAGON PRODUCTS, INC. is MAIL-VAN 1963, runs OK, excellent condition, still on BSA 250 1971. Good condition. P.O. Box 129, Gaylord, currently interviewing for ALBERT ST. APTS. $191.28. 332-0751 after 8 warranty. $1800. Call Runs great. $550. 351-4519 HONDA 450 1970. Runs good, I 1958. New exhaust, summer employment. Michigan 1-732-2831. 3-6-2 p.m. 5-5-31 489-4119 after 5 p.m. 3-6-1 or 355-1460. 3-6-2 call 332-8641 after 9:15 p.m. Automobile required. Btremely dependable 3-62 TEMPORARY HELD needed for Luxury Apts. Inc., a ation. Asking 351-5800 for information. $130. VOLKSWAGEN 197 1 SUZUKI 305, nev balcony or patio.Renting fc-2433. 5-61 MAVERICK 1970. Low C-1-5-31 mailing room. Work June 5th- Super-Beetle. Excellent pistons, rings, new paint. Best 1971 TRIUMPH 650cc. Clean, June 14th. Apply in person at mileage, very clean. Call Ron offer. 353-3024. 3-6-2 summer and/or fall. 351-5872. 10-5-31 condition. Radial tires. Beautiful machine, helmets, DISPLAY ADVERTISER 3308 South Cedar, No. 11, Reduced summer rates. 1 1970. 3-speed, AM/FM radio. 8500 miles, extras. $1100. 349-2699. experienced in Display Lansing. 3-6-1 blk. from campus. ■ckey Thompson lfM' $1800. Call 484-5216. 3-6-2 1970 SUZUKI Savage TS250. 3-6-2 ne 351 8229. 3-62 MERCEDES-BENZ 1959 Good condition, helmet. Advertising media, newspapers, radio. Prefer BABYSITTER - 4 children, 351-6676 190SL, engine rebuilt one VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1965. Phone 353-4189. 3-6-2 HONDA 500 1972. 50 miles. some knowledge of motion afternoon shift, prefer older ■ROLET IMPALA 1966. year, body rough but Call 353-2058. Make offer. Great shape, new tires and picture, theatre advertising. lady, must have own fdtop, 4 door, V-8, restorable. $400. 351-6483, engine, $700 or best offer. BSA 1970, 650 Thunderbolt, 3-5-31 Must have art background for transportation. 349-0147 LARGE, TWO party, furnished silent condition. 1273 Ivanhoe Dr., East $550. Call Don, 337-2235. efficiency, air conditioned, 351-9371. 3-6-2 full time position. For before 3:30 p.m. 3-6-1 918.36-2 Lansing. 36-2 3-62 close to campus. $137 KAWASAKI 650cc 1969 , 6600 confidential interview write. summer. $154 fall. 484-0585, VOLKSWAGEN 1971, miles. $675 best Box D-4, State News, include Super-Beetle. Low mileage, HONDA 1971 Motosport 350. 485-7893. 5-5-31 or offer. resume. 3-6-2 For Rent 351-1610. 0-5-31 under warranty. Excellent Excellent condition. 4000 miles. $675. 351 5294. 2-6-1 TV AND STEREO rental: Fast FURNISHED TWO bedroom condition, mutt sell. SUZUKI 1968. 500cc, good WE NEED 351-1529. 3-62 free delivery and service. apartment. Two men grads, condition, $425. 489-7332 PEOPLE IN: Nursing, Home WELL CARED for 1971 Honda $9.50/month - no deposit, low $135/month, plus utilities. after 6:30 p.m. 5-5-30 Economics, Civil Engineers, VOLKSWAGEN 19 69 CB350. 7500 girl - driven term rates available. All Quiet, clean. 351-3267. 4-6-2 Secondary Education, Excellent condition, nev miles. $557, negotiable, equipment guaranteed. Call SUZUKI 50cc AUTOMATIC, Chemistry, Physics, Math. ONE MAN needed starting June tires and snow tires 351-7868.4 6-2 Vocational Education and NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-31 $75. And 3 kittens free, call 485-1337, 489-6952. 3-6-2 15th. Own bedroom, air IVIS HI UN 332-8057. 5-6-1 Industrial Arts. Physical KAWASAKI MACH III 1970. Education. conditioning, near campus. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1966. 4500 miles, good, fast. $775. Education, Business Business Apartments $75/month. 351-8216 after 5. Clean, no rust, newly 349-1942.3-6-1 Aviation Administration, Economics, _3-6-1_ TWO MAN sublet. Close to overhauled engine and parts. Finance. Agriculture. For LAKE LANSING - scenic area. Good driving.482-1226. 7-6-2 CYCLE INSURANCE LEARN TO FLYI campus. Clean. $150. Call - Central Complete F A 11 1972 2 bedroom. Electric heat, programs. 351-9139. 7-6-2 air, Michigan's Largest insurer, flight training. All courses are Applications due July 15. carpeting, range, refrigerator. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1965. 7 any cycle, any rate. 144 North government and VA certified. Write to: PEACE CORPS, REGISTER NOW doors, 1600 engine, 12 volt, Harrison, East Lansing or 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF FRANCIS AVIATION. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. VISTA. Room 556, 231 West good tires. $750. 337-1483 Lafayette Street. Detroit, 355-3559. 3-5-31 LANSING. 0-5-31 FOR YOUR evenings. 3-6-2 C-5-31 Michigan 48226. 1-5-31 APARTMENT CROSSWORD Cedar Gree APARTMENT manager. Large property RESIDENT PUZZLE FOR THIS management firm needs a mature married couple to ACR0SS pool, I David's father 32. Ear SUMMER a assume management responsibilities for apartment 6 Trailing branch 34 Bricklayer 12 Sidestep 36 Innovative complex. Husband and wife 13. Household linen 38 Curtsy OR NEXT have ability to condieverythin tioning must 14 Ravine 40. Husband air communicate and get along with people. Mechanical 16 17. Relative Fourth caliph 41. Commando 44. Destiny FALL ability is essential. Full time 18 Homesteader 46 Fragrant 20 Japanese salad 48. Criminal teres lots and opportunity (apartment included). Sorry, no pets or small children. P.O. Box 538, plant 22 Open hostility 23. Sister offense 50. Antique boxing of bonus extras! Like: a Mini-bus that glove «es you (5 Lansing 48933. 5-6-2 26. Fundamental 52. Street urchin round trips a day) from eP to classroom wrjsepicnic 'in and tardiness, tables like: a apartment door eliminating parking problems, ex romantic "social area" and b b q pits and else . . . EDUCATION AND training 28 Mongrel 30. Consequently 53 Sweat 54. Seasoning below 'Plow lor stuff Read director. Person with proven and (nr dig thi mrtm («-t features than you'll il from only $180 a - .....III 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex ability to establish needs, CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS develop and present manage- fe^/Condi. Alr Conditioning are now leasing student and married ■ All Utilities included i men ^/supervisory /technical ■ pN electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted programs at all levels. General • c?"lplp*e|y Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a garbage disposal Hospital f.„,Zy Area *'tb drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen with Community ■ Dith* ? Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have ample parking Mental Health Center. Degree ■ iim 3 er ■ Laundry facilities ■ Storage and in Education or related fields. unlimited Parkin* ■ Party Room space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming Attractive salary and excellent pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident manager for - benefits. Contact Personnel any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR c SWIMMING POOL GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION per Director, St. Hospital. Equal Opportunity Employer. 3-6-1 Lawrence CALLrMARK SIMONS, 1-6p.m., Model Apt :«02-A I'MPIIS Kill 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelve month leases available. Open 9 a. SUMMER 39 Spider trap EMPLOYMENT. 42. Poker stake 3493530 Cocktail and dining room 43. Equips apartments ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. waitresses. Front desk 45. English river ' Wesi Ol Okemi position. Apply in person, 4b Edible tuber 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. SUITF411 BEAR MT. RESORT. 47 Rent Grayling. Ml or call 49 Lacuna MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 1 348 6641. 10-5-31 51. Strait: abbr 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Apartment* J°rHm Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Houses HOLT, LOWER large modern 3 NEED ONE -two girls for three "0118t>g SUMMER: NEED one/two girl*, SUMMER ONE MAN needed, own room, 1, 2. 3 bedroom SUMMER, 4 -MAN, furnished, NEAR FRANDOR - 3 bedroom ' MAN for 3 bedroom, living room, girl apartment. 12 month Across from Williams, $70. Call 332-0558, ~ apartments. Air conditioned, air - conditioned across from summer. unfurnished. formal dining room, kitchen lease. Close - comfortable. Air-conditioned. $68. close, call iftirSpm Mason. Very inexpensive. 332 6849. 3-6-1 Central air. $200/month. Deposit South Harfnho°" with stove, refrigerator, Call 355-4813. 2-6-1 355-8648. 10-5-31 351-2777.5-6-2 351-0717.4-6-2 489-6789 after 6°,d ' disposal. Garage included, all 484-2556. 3-6-2 DUPLEX FOR rent, 2 bedroom. 4 GIRLS utilities, furnished. Lease and LOVELY FURNISHED TWO to BEDROOM apartments WANTED: MATURE roommate No tingles, fenced In FURNISHED, 2 bedroom share 2 L deposit. 393-4317 after 4 efficiency.915 Lilac.Available and 'urnished September*1 Yes..We backyard. $175-$185/month. and duplex. $160/month. Air for 2 apartment p.m. 5-5-31 June. $120-$130 for 1, plus man on spacious basement space, for $60 conditioned. Near campus. Ked/ie Street. Joe, 351-1024 Call 371 4878 after 4 p.m. couple or 3 grads. 6 electricity. 349-3604 after 10 Rent for 3-6-2 summer. 332-2110 before 4 p.m. 4-6-2 $195/month. 4th grad add EAST LANSING, lower duplex, a.m. 0-3-6-2 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. 5-6-2 $45. Hagadorn near Mt. TWO BLOCKS downtown MSU. have location! TWO BEDROOM houi^ railer tt STODDARD One APARTMENT. bedroom, 2 man, MAN NEEDED for 4 man. R I VERSIDE-E AST. Hope. Available July 1, year lease. Quiet, skyview, 2 car suuMMER bedroom term"^ . Air conditioned, fully furnished, air conditioned. Spring-Fall. 353-8348. 3-6-2 After 6TUrni»h«d. , •m. J furnished, carpeted, GE garage, lawn, garden, 3-6-2 349.3y RIVER'S and WATER'S 351-8238.4-6-2 convaniant, attractive HAVFORD SOUTH 120. kitchen, dishwasher, pleasant 651-6018. 3-5-31 THREE BEDROOM grad 349 4834. 3-6-2 Summer only. Ground level, lawns. Spacious 1 and 2 EDGE APARTMENTS . summer 2 bedrooms, furnished. bedrooms. RENTS next to Cedar Village AVAILABLE NOW. Summer or student. $50 each or married bedroom hou* term, 4.J GIRL NEEDED. Three man. fall. Large, 2 bedroom, couple. 10 minutes from WANTED: Utilities f ished SLASHEDI 513 Hillcrest. GIRL and cat need aftHr 5 p.m. u rn . ROOMATE SERVICE Summer, air conditioning. reduced summer rent. Also 2 campus. 393-3532 after 6 2-e-l $125/month. No 351-0705 or 355-0900. 3-6-2 room June to June, 1973 pets. Summer rent rates Pool. $53 337-1826. 5 6-2 room studio. Males or couple. p.m. 3-6-2 Call 351-6234. 3-6-2 351-3969. 0-6-6-2 NICE BASEMENT from $45 1214 E. Kalamazoo. 4-6-2 OKLMOS. 3 orVbLT" apartment, LARGE ONE bedroom air SUMMER ONLY. 5 or 10 week *n' 5 PEOPLE wanted for 2 - 4 men / women 2 conditioned apartments in summer 332 . 4432 psswra 2 • MAN sublet. Close to campus. term. Luxury, air house, near SUMMER! bedrooms, quiet, clean, cooking, privacy. small complex near MSU. Roomy, $130. Call 353-6260. conditioned, furnished, 1 and campus, separate leases. 337-0793. 3-6-2 Year leases or summer rates. 4-6 2 2 bedrooms. $165 and up Summer/fall. 332-4709. 3-6-2 OLDSMOBILE, or NEAR - 3 rooms, utilities peid, no pets children. Deposit and Call MUSSELMAN REALTY, 332-3582. GROVE STREET, summer. 2 - plus utilities. 489-5444. 3-6-2 4 BEDROOM summer. HOUSE, for Furnished, 2 blocks ■serial s45 rirE. SUBLET 2 bedroom, 1V4 bath references required. 1606 evenings 351-9378 or man, cozy, $150. After 5 p.m. CAMPUS HILL - two men for from campus. Also, 2 and apartment across from 337-9552. 5-6-2 5 Coleman. Call after 4 30 p.m. 351-9576. 3-6-1 fall. Call Barry, Jim, bedroom Mason/Abbot dormitories. house for fall 655-1941. 3-6-2 349-4018. 3-6-2 Phone 351-9608. 3-6-2 Call 351-5532. 3-6-2 SUMMER, ONE bedroom CASA DEL SOL. s60 === 2 BEDROOM in married FURNISHED Summer APARTMENT. 3-man, air-conditioned, parking. $130. 332-6932 DISTINCTIVELY new, 1 bedroom unfurnished SUBLEASE SUMMER, two SUMMER. NEED 3. Furnished 4 Close _ Call 351-5872. 3.6*2 and/or fall. Call man, two bedrooms, air man. to campus. housing June 15 - September 1, $30/week or $115/month. 332-8748 after 5 p.m. 3-6-2 5-6-2 apartments. Central air conditioned, close to campus, 351-2472. 662 FOUR OR fiv~~ Cable TV. 355-3218 after 6 conditioning, dishwasher, price negotiable. 351-1941, People for 5 bedroo' s75 r= MSU and close ot major "r LANSING. EAST side. near today. 3-6-2 COUNTRY FARMHOUS E near Sarage, unfuZ p.m. 3-6-2 Furnished, 1 bedroom buslines. Call 351-9020 or Frandor. 4 large bedrooms. 2 'replace, ft "731 Burcham" drop by and see model. 4-6-2 GIRL NEEDED campus. WANTED: 1 girl for summer. efficiency apartment. immediately, baths, carpeted. $275 month $350/month I month lease Utilities paid. $95/month. $50/month. No deposit. plus utilities. 4 grad students CEDAR VILLAGE Collingwood Apartments. STUDENT Call Beth. 351-6708 after 6 351 7283 1-5-31 APARTMENTS available for summer at special COUPLE bedroom, - CLOSE IN, furnished, $145. 1 351-9524 after 6 p.m. 3-6-2 351-7283. 1-631 After 6 p.m. 332-2650. f APARTMENTS p.m., days 332-2070. 8 5-24 of $165/month. Each GIRL for DESPERATELY 4-man. needed Summer/Fall. rate apartment accommodates 2 or 3 Summer room. rate. $14.50. Also, single 663-8418. SUMMER: FEMALE roommate wanted. Own bedroom, SUBLEASE, 3 man After 5 p.m. Phone duplex, FU*hished' bedroom, $60 each f Bogue St. at the Red Ceda SUMMER, 2 or 3-man students. Well summer. utilities University supervised. Call furnished, 5-6-2 cheap. Cedar Village. 337-2398. 3-62 and deufl apartments. Close to campus. 351-5180 | Call Tom or Steve, 332-5040. 353-3429. 3-6-2 including air conditioning, 351-8117. 3-6-2 339-9455.3-6-2 " 2-6-1 swimming pool, dishwasher, FURNISHED STUDIO, HONEYMOON -TYPE cottage, LENAWEE, 1314 W. - 3 rooms, disposal, dressers, study areas, NEED 3 ladies SUMMER. MALE accommodates 2. $32.50 per Houses four blocks MSU. 1 bedroom, to share |J unfurnished, stove, and shag carpeting. Avaialble from week house. Clou. , refrigerator utilities paid. WANTED: 1 or 2 girls by June Cedar Village. Own room. including utiltities. fully furnished, spacious 355-6954. 1-5-31 June 15th. Call 351-7212 or Parking. 251 Spartan Phone 6/169/15. 351-5705, $140/month 20th or July 1st. $52/month. COUNTRY lawns. $165, utilities paid. plus deposit. stop by and see LindB or Bill in HOME 5 miles Pool. Call 332-6078. 4-6 2 Garden Cottages, 400 IV9-7020 1 - 2:30 p.m. 7-5-31 482-6389, apartment 205-A. South, 5 bedrooms, summer 3-4 Bedroo EAST LANSING close in. 3 Gunson. 332-6717. 3-6-2 882-7066 after 5:30 p.m. only. $200/month. 676-2191 rooms and bath. Unfurnished ROOMMATE WANTED, male, unfurnished, $210/sw 3-6-2 0-6-2 SUMMER SUBLET. 4-6-2 $225/fall. 614 Grew air except range and refrigerator own bedroom, pool, $85. NEED 1 girl summer, own conditioned, furnished, 2 man, Married couple or single 339-2834. X-3-5-31 882-4752. 362 SUMMER SUBLET. 2,3-man. EAST SIDE, room, $43. Close. Car close, call 351-9255 or SUBLEASE SUMMER. near Pennsylvania. 4 $150. University Villa. $118. neceswry. 487-0542. 3-62 332 5988. 1-5-31 Large 2 man, ir conditioned, 2 bedroom, furnished home, FIVE FOR summer 332-2184. 5-5-31 351-5378. 3-6-2 BEDROOM. Furnished, air. furnished, dose. 351-6847. carpeted. $225. 351 3969 month plus deposit. Uujl summer and fall. After 4:30 TWO NEEDED for summer. $55 0-6-2 paid. Close. COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2 ONE GIRL grad student needs 5-6-2 p.m. 332-0625.3-6-1 each. Utilities paid. 351-7642.2| bedroom apartment (our housing. MSU, summer half • 351-0177. 3-62 SUMMER. GIRL for GIRLS SUMMER or fall, near BEAUTIFUL FAMILY term. (517) 789-7417. 3-5-2 2 man home) for responsible campus, Furnished. East i. Bogue Street $65/month. Air udents, 2 parking, furnished QUAINT married couple. $150/month m*- cp'shed. 332-8903.4-6-2 33 SPANISH Hacienda. SUMME R-FURNISHED conditioned. 351-0136. bedroom, 254 baths, tc apartment, 1 block from 3-5-31 r - condi^^.H'iJol, 150. 337-2659 neat 4950 South Hagadorn, equipped. Grand P,|l 4 bedroom opposite Hubbard - Holmes, house, furnished. PROFESSOR ON - OK EM OS SUMMER, 3-man campus. $120. Married. $180 summer, $240 fall. Very bordered by brook, and Red Mid-June through DeceiJ Itf 351-1708. 2-6-1 ONE MAN needed for 3 man apartment, 2 bedrooms, close. 353-0769, office hours. Cedar. 68 persons, available apartment near campus, 513 HILLCREST. $350/month. 337-06I DOWTOWN. NEAR. 1 bedroom $165/month. Fall efficiency Close-in B1-2-6-31 9/15. 3569822, 349 2588. 362 apartment, carpeted. $135 a SUBLEASE SUMMER, large spacious, $60/month. asa n Air 351-4508. 3-62 $100 furnished plus utilities 2-man, air-conditioned, 351-7383. 5-6-2 month, utilities paid. and deposit, no pets. conditioned, dishwasher, 2 MEN for summer, 26 room DUPLEX. AVAILABLE furnished, $65/man. Close. i» 393-2700 after 7 p.m. 3-6-2 484-4948. 3-6-2 nicely furnished, carpeted, SUMMER 3-MAN, 3 bedroom 351-9495. 2-6-1 MALE ROOMMATE needed house. Parking. Private reduced si spacious. From $50/person. house, just north of campus. for two-man apartment, not bedroom. $56 per month bedroom, Also 1, 2 an SUMMER SUBLET, one NORWOOD APARTMENTS. 351-0705 or 355 0900. 337-0294. 3-62 plus utilities, downtown bedroom duplexes, FREE RENT for little early plastic complex directly 10-5-31 s bedroom, air, pool, Summer sublet, near campus, and fall. 351-8920. reasonable. 351-4334, after E reduced rates. 351-2327 aftei morning and evening work. across from Union. Air - Lansing. Phone 482-9768. NEED 3 WOMEN for summer B-1-5| Apartment for 2 girls. Call conditioned, no deposits. Call EAST 3-62 p.m.3-6-1 6 p.m. 4-6-2 LANSING, luxury $60/month, 1 block to 6 GIRLS to share 4 332-6736. 3-6-2 John: 351-3815. 3-5-31 efficiency for 1 or 2, summer campus. 361-1771. 3-62 furnished. September-J 712% and fall, air conditioned. LOVELY west Ionia. 4 rooms and DESPERATE - NEED one girl - FURNISHED, 2,3,4 $60 each. After 6 pj bath. 1-2 Summer. Nicely furnished. SUBLEASING THIS summer at 351 1258. 8-6-2 bedroom houses. EAST SIDE. Utlities, stove, for 2 - man. Summer. Bogue Summer 1024 Eureka. Air conditioned. Close. Price 23-C North Pointe! Air 349-3849. 3-6-2 refrigerator included. Call Street. 351-8943. 353-5906 - rates, $160-$190/month,plus Complete furnished, available negotiable. 351-6432. 3-6-2 conditioned, over - looking 124 CEDAR. 2 man furnished 699-2502 to see. 4-6-2 4-6-2 utilities, 1-2 miles from September, $225 per month ONE MALE to share d pool, bus service to campus. apartments, $67.50 summer campus. Available June. NO 351-3969. O 3-man house. Own GIRL TO share luxury furnished $140. Come evenings or call leases only. Days 487-3216. "beginning fall" calls, now, bedroq 351-7619 6-7 p.m. 3-5-31 Evenings till 10 $60/month. Call 4 apartment, summer only. p.m. please 349-3604 after 10 NEAR CAMPUS One - person between 5-7 p.m. 3-6 Head for the Woods! Own room, pool, central air. $80. 339-2986. 3-6-2 RENT NEGOTIABLE. One girl 882-2316. 0-5-31 a.m. 0-3-62 needed in 4 summer. - man 351-5882.3-6-1 house for for summer 2-man. Close. Air NEED 2 girls for fall, ov SUBLET - SUMMER, married PARK LANE-SUMMER. 3 1 005 Albert Sti Burcham Woods, that i$ - a SUBLET, ONE bedroom luxury - conditioning. 332-0487. housing, one bedroom, $109 bedroom. $180. 332-2264. DOWNTOWN, 5 bedrooms, 1V4 unfurnished apartment. Holt, 5-6-2 month. $50$65/month plus ut Phone 355-6127. 2-61 baths, furnished, many built - complex of furnished studio, 694-9913 evenings. 3-6-2 3-62 355-7043 after 4 p.m. ins, parking, utilities, except 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom 2, 3 men summer. $55. Air, near SUBLET, ONE man for electricity. $300 plus deposit. 1 GIRL summer only, clo SUMMER. LARGE one campus, furnished. 351-3979. SUMMER ONLY: 3 bedroom, summer, own bedroom, Call DODGE REALTY, apartments. bedroom, Capitol Villa. 5-6-2 1 V4 campus. $37.50/mo bath, furnished $33/month. Call evenings, 482-5909 for appointment. 332 0415. 3-62 Unfurnished, pool, air. apartment. 355-0975, 5-7 482 7082. 3-62 4-62 351 3596. 3-5-31 DUPLEX, FURNISHED, p.m. 3-6-2 Ample parking Heated pool carpeted, close. 2 bedroom, ONE GIRL needed to share FOR FALL. Super 4 BEDROOM house. Fiiei House. 6 summer and fall. 3 bedroom SUMMER: - garage. 400 South Holfl Optional bars June 15 2 men wanted for house. $40. Call 485-1330 bedrooms, Lansing, east side. References. 484-0587.5-SH - August 1. Reduced 3-man 2 bedroom luxury evenings. 1-631 6762828. 4-62 NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER summer rates. Phone apartment. Americana Studio — $129/mth. 355-8218 after 6 p.m. 5-6-2 Apartments. $60 each. NEAR HAGADORN, M-78. SUMMER : 3bedroom apartment FURNISHED FACULTY available summer quarti 1^ 351 1303. 3-6-2 large 2 bedroom townhouse, 1 bedroom on Grove. Reasonable. — $149/mth. ONE GIRL needed. New Cedar NEEDED 2 girls for 4-man free air-conditioning, children 332-2264.36-1 bedrooms, t 2 bedroom Village, apartment, fall only. WANT TO sublet for study. Lovelv q"iel — $169/mth. starting fall. Call July, and pets allowed. Sublet til 353-0474. 3-5-31 332-1965. 5-6-2 furnished apartment. Park August 24 or receive annual LINDEN STREET, 5 bedroom walk to campus 353-924^ ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATES Trace. 349-2318. 3-62 house. $300/month. June 332-2985. 5 6-2 contract. Call 353-3298 NOW EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS September. 351-5331. 65-31 THROUGH September before 5 p.m. 3-62 15th, 2 available for summer and fall. SUMMER. CEDAR STUDENTS OR workB bedrooms, Greens, BURCHAM WOODS unfurnished, cool, air - Air conditioned, nicely 2-man, pool, air - EAST LANSING - 3 bedroom. MARRIED COUPLE (1 child group-summer or fall,3anT^ bedrooms, furnished! conditioning, $175/ month. furnished, parking, close to conditioned. $155/month. Unfurnished. Basement, acceptable), live - in, care for 2 campus. Call 349 3920 children. Free room and unfurnished. Neat andebp 745 Burcham Call 3 7 3 6840. 332-5330. or 351 5684, 337-1693 (Coby) garage, $250/month. Deposit. 3-5-31 349-9269. 5-6-2 3-62 484-2556. 3-62 board. 3569564 9 5 p.m. Security deposit. 675-61 351-3118 3-61 between 3-5 p.m. 7-62 P SUMMER TERM, Bogue Street, MILFORD STREET 126, if no answer call 484-4014 2 bedrooms, 2-3 deluxe 2 and 3 man YOU SPOILED THAT! THEN I 332-4772. 5-&2 persons, apartments, furnished, conditioning walking distance to campus. air - TH006HT MAYBE IT WOULD BE KlNP OF NICE TO HAVE A LISTER *0 WHAT HAPPENS 7 I GET THAT'S IT! Summer rentals. ANOTHER BROTHER.. A RERUN! THIS SUMMER LIVE IN Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 or 489 1656. 22-5 31 SUMMER EAST LANSING S bedroom. 355-2104.3-6-1 SUBLET, Grove two Street. NICEST STUDENT APARTMENTS . . . "731' Gttopcfcmgfjam Collingtoooti means has it . po l .. Sprciiil Summer Kales onl\ Mm a month |wr |H-rson on 3-man oeeu|ianey heated Gel these features: and all • Sliaji ear|K'lin^ 4620 S HAGADORN • Fine lurnisiiin^s lust norm of Mt. Hope Rd. • All applianees ineludiii^ dishwasher TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for summer and fall. These spacious luxury apartments are completely • \ir carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean conditioning furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 |»lus much more! parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to Now taking leases for the fall term. Reserve your apartment Now! be among the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM call today. The 2 bedroom unit* start at $60/month par man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: your kind of peop'ej Three and two man LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE, SIX. NINE and TWELVE Unlimited P*k,"J| apartments available. "Air conditioned SIGN YOUR LEASE NOW!! MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE . *Dishwasers "New Furniture! j_^_inon inhumation rail Linda MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO. 241 E. SAGINAW HWY SUITE 411 INC ' "Shag Carpeting 2771 Northwind Model Opengl Call 351-8282| s< or or Kill. 731 Burcham 351-7212 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 (Behind the Yankee Store) State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Wednesday, May 31, 1972 1 5 For Sale forwent For Sale For Sale Lost & Found SPEAKERS BOSE 90V,, Recreation Service Service House* one month only Uled WANTED: CAMERA repair $42* STORAGE- BOX, waterproof, 332-8054. *6-1 student LOST SMALL fringed leather LONDON $200. Weekly flights needs used cameras PHOTOGRAPHY. WE see things 'bEDROOM houte. Utilities, deposit. WIRE FRAMES? excellent condition, 48" x 36" x 44". $20. 355-8132. bag. Near Wells. Call Gina, 882-4326. 3-6-1 available. Call Frank Buck, 351 -2286 5 - 7 p.m. 4-6-2 in a different way. Portraits, Typing Service Many styles shape. Must be 2-6-31 weddings, commercial. reasonably Lie June 12. Phone white and yellow gold priced. 351 5076 after 5 p m RUSSIA CYCLOPS STUDIO. 220 TYPING TERM papers and SCAN V 5-6-31 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 3-6-2 PEUGEOT UO - 18 10 - speed, Personal DINAVIA - 5 wks. Albert. 332-0573. C-2-5-31 theses. Electric typewriter. East Michigan Avenue. new - Fast service. Call 349-1904 condition, $110. TaNSING, duplex, 4 372-7409. C-2-5-31 HEY EVERYBODY, call Margie 353-3024. 3-6-1 Call Ira, FREE $355.00 inclusive THESES COPYING. Right in 7-6-2 furnished' utilities paid, and wish her birthday ... A lesson in CENTRAL EUROPE, town - overnight service. Fine U or Sept. Call WEST CABINET with complexsion care. Call June Happy I 332-2041. 1-5-31 ZENITH ITALY, SPAIN 6 wks. quality paper, as well as y;-fn. 485-6222. 5-5-31 12" Altec Lansing twonew speakers BICYCLE CARRIER,mountson REMOTE control color console TV. Must sell. 484-4519 East Michigan or 485-7197 Lansing Mall. $411.00 inclusive - bond. Collation free. THE TYPING etc. THESES and Rapid, letters, 355-6811. 3-6-1 Asking $100. Call Jill PAPER EATER. 211 Abbott, accurate service. car MERLE NORMAN CENTRAL EUROPE, Experienced. Room* bumper, $5. 50x 351-7559. 3-5-31 351-4321. C-1-5-31 393-4075. COSMETIC STUDIOS. C-5-31 SMITH - CORONA Adding Telescope. 485-6548. 1-5-31 C-2-5-31 TURKEY, GREECE 9 HALL now leasing machine, 9 months old. FURNITURE, 3 wks. - $616.00 inclusive complete *n wr/fall. Men, women. Asking $45. 349-0465. 2-5-31 OLD CARVED double box springs and bed with rooms for only $377. PERSONAL GROWTH SPAIN, PORTUGAL, Typing Service " Inslriiclion TV Vi block campus. mattress. BROOKS FURNITURE MOROCCO 5 wks. Best offer. RCA portable WORKSHOP - js' 2-5 p.m. Monday - 627-9600. O Basic $306.00 inclusive TERM PAPERS typed by ^ 351-4495. 0-9-5-31 stereo. Needs work. $40. ^encounter group in experienced typist. Close to BALLET CLASSES - Summer 351-1428, 332-6242. AFRICAN SAFARIS *6-2 Animals Professional June 18-2 3. staff. 6 daygs, 6 11 wks. $730.00 campus. 484-1874. 15-6-1 term. Register now for •eg no damage deposit, $150. Call - - beginning, intermediate and CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE. Roger Stimson, PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Call in'fli $50 month. Work FREE KITTENS 355-2190 or 349-1584. Ph.D.; 975.00 inclusive advanced classes taught by ;577, Rex. 1-5-31 done locally. Free urgently need Small group camping travel Nancy, 353-6625 days, European trained estimates. Fast, people to love. Delivered. (ages 18-30). London 349-4431 evenings and professional ballerina and guaranteed MARRIED STUDENT Activities service. 482-3857. PLEASE II 5-6-2 departures, write: Whole weekends. B-1-5-31 ifr ROOM, single, Approximately % Day Care Center in Spartan Earth Expeditions, Ltd., U.S. teacher. Private instruction normal repair cost. ■en privileges, $10/weak. MOTORCYCLE TRAILER WILCOX ST. BERNARD Village has openings for pre - Agents for Transit Travel also available. Call Billie Street. 337-9091. double, spare tire, cables. SECOND HAND STORE. PUPPIES. AKC. schoolers age 2Vi - 5 years in Ltd., Box 1497, K.C., Mo. Lepczyk 332-5511. 509 East From X-Rayed stock. 64141 Jutt painted. $75. Michigan Dew the summer classes. BL-1-5-31 355-7246 claws removed. (Start 2-6-1 485-4391. C 627-5661 June 19) Please call 353-5154 3-6-2 SUMMER IN EUROPE - Only NECESITA 2 GIRL house. Own if interested. 4-6-2 $210! Call Toll Free dissertations, theses, COLOMBIANO Hayford Street. $75 STUDENTS WELCOMED to 50 USED SEWING machines, 1-800-225-2531. Free travel manuscripts, general typing, para practicar espanol. Dos $9.95 and up. Consoles and GELDING. 3 year old, 3/4 IBM. 22 veces semanal. Favor llamar 1115.1-5-31 our new Flea Market, Apaloosa, 1/4 Morgan. Well PREGNANT? We understand. Planner - Prime dates! years experience. Saturday and Sunday, 10-6 349-0850. C-5-31 al telefono 393-2039 despues portables,Zig-Zag and straight broke. SUNNY UNI-TRAVEL p.m. Come and browse HILL de las 5 de la tarde. 3-6-2 SUMMER term. Now FARMS, 694-8693. 3-6-2 CORPORATION. 14-6-2 „a, 3 blocks from Union. around. 207 Bell off Turner ELECTRO-GRAND, 804 COMPLETE THESES service. 5076 after 4 p.m. 3-6-2 Street. Antiques, furniture, East Michigan, Discount printing. IBM typing Lansing. SHELTIE PUP. AKC, 13 Peanuts Personal Real Estate glassware and other items. Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. excellent bloodlines, weeks, show or and binding of theses, Transportation S: ALL singles. $135 3-6-2 Saturday, 9-12 noon. resumes, publication. Across pet. $100. 355-9453. 3-6-2 P.J.S. & H.B. 2 on a bike, 4 in a re summer. Kitchen 0-22-5-31 EAST LANSING near MSU from campus, corner M.A.C. tent. Eez by MADISON WISCONSIN. Ride END OF no joke, eh? C.K. & lable. Tom, 351-7226. term two day rummage FREE, BEAUTIFUL P.K. 1-5-31 owner. Gracious older home, and Grand River, below Jones needed, after finals. Will pay. sale. Incredible bargains on O R GAN long - trees, solid comfort, 1/a acre. VOX, Super haired black female kitten. Stationery Shop. Call Phone 482-4380. 4-6-2 Quality recycled Continental. Dual Keyboard, Box - trained. 332-8531. SARAH: ONE week Brick, 5 bedrooms, pine COPYGRAPH SERVICES, merchandise. June 1st, 2nd. down, study family room, super - 337-1666. C-5-31 (more ads back STUDENT, furnished, virtually new. $300. 2-6-1 looking forward to summer, on page) nable quiet, clean. Near 302 M.A.C. downstairs. 3-6-2 351-4972. 3-5-31 size kitchen, double garage, Love Ray. 1-5-31 ul Parking. 332-3094. SACRIFICE. basement, many extras. MINIATURE 332-2660.Available July. STRATOCASTER Waatna FENDER Schnauzer, 9 months, AKC. HAY MARGE guitar with - Birthday 6-6-2 case $225. Sun Housebroken, shots, Happy! Get the Message? ;r ROOM and board, bottom, two 15" Lansing wonderful pet, $100 or best Love, Your Park Lane i Sorority. 10 weeks, speakers $180. Traynor top offer. Call 351-4131.4-6-2 Friends. 1-5-31 Service 9371, 337-0100. 1-5-31 deluxe lead with reverb, $175. All new items. 1210 W. BABY AKC. ST. Bernard puppies. Well CRIB with new crib JOYCE, HAPPY 20th. Have a STUDENT, girl, home - Barnes. 355-2024. 1-5-31 marked. Terms available. PHOTOCOPIES 3c! mattress. $30. 2 Hurricane wild day. Reister and SOUNDsational atmosphere, pleasant lanterns $1 each. 355-9965. Reasonable price. 663-3689. BEAT XEROX prices Freshman. 1-5-31 ■n, with cooking PORTABLE STEREO. Good 5-61 5-5-31 CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 sges 337-7070. 3-6-2 condition and sound. Best Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 HOT DOG Thanks for 109 offer. Call 351-8695 after 5 SEARS TED WILI iAMS tent. R SINGLES, $60, fall p.m. 3-6-2 - Mobile Homes unforgetable hours. Love HjpUSE PAINTING $7CcQV-0 Stereo L.P. 9x12, screens, Bunky. 1-5-31 let. $70, triple aulte. floor. 393-2 r Reasonable Rates I after 4 p.m. ian, TV, laundry, cloaa. PEERLESS. 8' x 42', good Free Estimates WATERBEDS, SUMMER 5-6-1 BLAINYKINS - The stars are , condition. Near campus. 2617. 3-6-2 pleasure, great guarantee, always brightl Happy ' Jere Brown Phone 351-3682 after 6 p.m. 1 from $9.50. Phone 351-0717. Bruce Douglas TIRES, 4 GOODYEAR 1.85x15 Brithday. Love, Pammykins. DISCOUNTS 5-5-31 SHARE kitchen. Frae 3-6-2 inch 1-5-31 radials. 351-2272. ■f349-4817, 349-2781 e. 581 Hagadorn. Call 3-5-21 NEED ONE girl - car necessary 332-8483. 3-6-2 KENWOOD Ke-2002 amp, AR - RAZOR CUTS, styling, turntable, New Shure M91E own room - no lease. Recreation straightening and coloring. ROOM. Qulat. Male Summer and fall cartridge EV14's speakers. 21. 23 INCH BIKES. 10 speed, $99.95. SPORTSMEISTER 485-8588. 3-6-1 UNION BOARD FLIGHTS still UNION BUILDING (now thru Sunday) nt. Excellent condition. $260. BARBER SHOP. C-1-5-31 SHOP, 332-3531. 14-5-31 1959 GREAT LAKES, 10'x50\ available from $199 to $229. $15/week. 623 Charles 361-2272. 3-6-2 air, skirted, campus 1 mile. Contact UNION BOARD any EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad GIRLS SCHWINN 200 OLD rare records (78's). All Evenings 6-7 p.m. 351-3133. weekday, 1-4 p.m. C-6-2 bike, 24", students, reliable, references. CLOSE to Union, Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. Casa del Sol imer and/or Fall, Free estimates. C-1-5-31 ing. 337-9566. 3-6-2 PACEMAKER 10' x 50', SPAIN $219 recently remodeled, TV, air - Plus 10% TIPS, TAXES & SUMMER WEDDING dress, SEWING MACHING Clearance BUILDING AND contracting. SERVICES R TERM. Rooma for aimple cotton, daisy trim, conditioning. Excellent Ceramic tile and carpentry Sale. Brand new portable, June 8 207 Bogue. 332-8696 or condition. 351-3093. 3-5-30 - 19 work and empire waist. $25. Call $49.95, $5 par month. Large painting. Small jobs 560. 3-6-2 351-7846 after 5 p.m.3-6-2 selection of reconditioned GREAT LAKES. 10' double occupancy our specialty. Free estimates. x 54'fully used FREE PORT Call 482-0056 anytime. 3-6-2 machines. Singers, furnished, excellent SUMMER term. Now BICYCLES NEW. 3, 5, 10, Whites, Necchis, New Home condition. $2000. 351-1766. BAHAMAS $109 I, 3 blocks from Union. collapsible styles. Men's - and B1-3-6-1 complete package TV FACTS now has an "many others", $19.95 to 6076 after 4 p.m. 3-6-2 women's. 351-3373. 1-5-31 $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Jet, Hotel, Transfers Entertainment Guide as well Quad occupancy DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1959 GENERAL 10'x46', two as a Shopping Guide. SINGLE room, private ALLIED GARRARD Panasonic 115 North Washington, bedroom, excellent avaHabie^^^ C-13-5-31 East side. $13/w»ek. Component system, 40 watts. 489-6448. C-2-5-31 condition, East Lansing, LONDON Mutt sacrifice. Mike. 332-1610. 5-6-2 TV, HI-FI repairs. Recorders, 3620. 2-6-1 or Munnich Round Trip/Jet only radios. Dependable, low 332-4283. 3-6-2 100 USED VACUUM cleaners. BUDDY 8'x30', spacious design, DETROIT/WINDSOR rates. Save. 351-6680. Tanks, canisters and uprights. 0-9-6-2 double $180; Single. COLE'S BAKERY Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 carpeted, skirted, fenced departures^ $219 332-8635. FarmHouse SURPLUS BAKERY foods at and up. DENNIS yard, shed, near campus, mitv. 7-6-2 reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. excellent condition, HOUSEPAINTING at retail prices, great eating, 316 North Cedar, opposite $1400. 489-3107 days, PROFESSIONAL. 2 year MEN, now leasing for greet economy! SURPLUS City Market.C-2-5-31 351-2574 evenings. 3-6-2 RIVER experience in area. Free :rand fall, 2 blocks STORE, 640 South Waverly, Call 351-2650 estimate. 351-7714. 5-6-2 campus, carpeted immediately North of 1-496 or by APPT. Jimi Hendrix led, parking, cooking SANSUI 800 AM/FM stereo Losf & Found FOR QUALITY service on expressway. C-1-5-31 receiver. Sansui reverb amp. JET FLIGHTS to laundry facilities, paid Germany stereos. TV's and recorders. AKAI X-200-D automatic from $159. Anne Munnich, THE STEREO SHOPPE. " 5 - $75/month. STROBE LIGHTS .color organs, reverse tape deck. CANON 355-7846. 4-6-2 337-1300. C-5-31 Daw 351-2103. 7-6-2 black lights, posters at your 600mm R sut lens with Head Headquarters, bellows. Mint CANON SHARE room in clean, 355-4886. Reward. 3-5-31 MARSHALL MUSIC. FT-QL with 1.2 lens. Large house. Cooking, close, C-1-6-31 selection super-8 cameras and LOST: GRAY female cat, mer term, $100. Hubbard area. Her kittens 8836.0-6-2 projectors. 800 used 8-track 8-TRACK STEREO tapes, $2. tapes, $2 each. WILCOX need milk. Call 353-7399 if "Party" tapes, $3.50. All SECOND HAND STORE, found. 3-6-2 INSTANT PRINTING SERVICES . KITCHEN, living guaranteed. 351-0636. 2-6-1 509 East Michigan. • Close to campus, 431 E. MICHIGAN, LANSING 485-4391. C LOST: YOUNG, male, cat black 'shed. 351-8154. 7-6-2 SMALL AIR-conditioner, and 4 with tan and white markings, INSTANT PRINTING piece pine living room near Spartan Village. S. SINGLES AND furniture. All or part. STAMPS - COINS • supplies. 353-5336. 3-6-2 LAYOUT - BLES. Cooking facilitlet Buy, sell, US, Foreign, i'i's paid. CALL 1077. C-5-31 349-9342. 3-6-2 SONY TC8 eight track tape KALIB, 541 East Grand River, East Lansing. 1-6 p.m. LOST: GIRL'S watch, gold band between Lizard's and Shaw. design ART WORK 487-5443 recorder player. $50. Monday - Saturday. Reward. Call 355-9079. ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES - STUDENT. Kitchan 351-7356. 1-6-31 332-0112. 10-6-2 2-5-31 le9es, air conditioned, "5-^4.8151.3-6-1 m Ployed LANSING, Sleeping 'or male students ~ ( itlemen or for Now leasing for The Hospitality Motor Inn lmer, also .. '• Parking. 0205.4-6-2 HOUSE,SINGLE '8lr room, summer & fall Congratulates conditoning, quiet, 10 Locations within walking distance of m'r. 'all. 351-4939. 3-6-1 campus or on the "Halstead Bus Line" The Class of 1972 >Yt-VANlA AVENUE 1416 Haslett Rd. "ear •bay colony 351-3211 Michigan • Avenue, ''or student. Near bus __ _. *.,nnr\ 1130 Beech St. And Cordially Invites beechwood weekly plus depoiit. 351 _ 5986 "627-5454.3-6-1 delta arms 332 • 0563 You and your Family J AVAILABLE for evergreen arms 341 Evergreen 332-8295 Carpeted, • clean. c°se to To Celebrate With I ' campus. No 135 Collinqwoo< ♦haslett arms s .Plenty "ofs. Males 0f free parking, only. Call • princeton arms be'we«n 2 p.m. ^'7e,t rd In the La Bonne q 5„ weekdays. Ask for • north pointe Auberge Restaurant Graham Nash • "nd university terrace *2* av8' bo#rd R.S.V.P. David Crosby ^5b68t;vsit,lno-C"" The Hospitality Motor Inn ft*. male students, °ms. inn america 337 1621 Telephone 351 7600 - Check (ill Our Refrigerators, . '^E02-5791 5-62 See resident manager for showing. No appt. necessary. *1 Dinner served from 12:30 to 9:30 P.M. and 2 bedroom furnished apts. as low as $150 per month 3 month summer lease. Also limited number of As always cur coffee shop is open 24 hours. Hit Stereo Albums & for special summer school leases designed for the 5 week student. $275. II (Ktl('(> low Roomate service available. h Sale halstead hospitality motor Inn discount /triced fc'»M*oTNuSi w WC« management I 496 at Jolly Road, just southwest of the MSU campus. W001C0 MERIDIAN MALL rl..n Cat Hi Sun. r-rfaj igeOGranflRn**A««xi Mws* R 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MPPEMNG Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in LADIES' the State News office, 341 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. TANK at least two class days before publication. No announcements will be accepted by phone. No announcements will be accpeted for Lansing events Students area. outside the International greater TOPS Meditation Society will offer a second preparatory lecture at 7:30 p.m. today in 35 Union. Call 3 5 1 - 7 6 8 7 for further or information. The new Off - Campus Council will meet at 12:30 p.m. today in the Union cafeteria. TOPS — Choice of assorted fabrics with button trim knit with JAMAICA The Chess Club will meet at 7 red, white and blue p.m. today in tl.e West Shaw meeting room. trim on neck and armhole. Sizes S-M-L. Our Reg. $2.6 8. SHORTS The Student Chapter of the Women's Auxiliary to the MSU SHORTS - Assorted Chapter of the American fabrics and colors In Veterinary Medicine Assn. will sizes 10 to 18. Our hold Senior Night at 7 p.m. today at Bretton Square, Holt. Petitions for Human Ecology representative to Academic Council are due by 5 p.m. today Reg. $2.58 to $2.97. YOUR CHOICE $2" LADIES DEPT. ea. LADIES' ITALIAN in 7 Human Ecology Bldg. Applications for absentee ballots for the board of education election June 12 are available in 312 or 24 Student Services Bldg. or in the UN Lounge, Union. Call SANDALS Leather uppers in 332 - 5644 for more information. many new styles and summer colors. The Rodeo Club will meet at 9 Sizes tonight in the Livestock Pavilion. 5J4 to 10. Pictures are This is the last meeting of the year and summer plans will be PLASTIC just a few of the styles available. many discussed. The Christian Science Organization will meet at 4 Thursday in the West Shaw p.m. PRICES GOOD MAY 30 28 GAL meeting welcome. room. Everyone is Lyman Briggs College students will elect representative to Academic Council and vote on a THRU SAT. JUNE 3, 1972 TRASH CAN Large $ize. Features a SHOE DEPT. TO $5»4 referendum question from 10 domed cover for a.m. to 6:30 p.m. today and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday at the closing loads. over full "BODY ALL" base of the west staircase. Deep flange provides secure Hubbard Hall Black Caucus will present "Ebony in Motion" closure when handles are SPRAY DEODORANT Thursday. A fashion show will swung up to lock follow a soul dinner at 6:30 p.m. cover. All those working in the 5 oz. net wt. fflEIJER c 89 coming primaries for George McGovern, call 355 - 8119. HOUSEWARES DEPT. Our Reg. $1.18 The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. will have a lawyer available Wednesday. Those wishing thrifty acres HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS DEPT. appointments are asked to check with the ASMSU business office, 307B Student Services Bldg., or call 353-0659. MINUTE MAID The MSU Bicycling Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 203 Men's Intramural Bldg. The School of Social Work will present a colloquium on "Can White Therapists be Effective with Black and Chicano Clients and Vice Therapists Versa; Can Male be Female Clients and Vice Versa?" Effective with IEM0NA0E 12 oz. can 4/'l® Mortar Board will meet at 6:30 FOOD CLUB HOME STYLE OR BUTTERMILK p.m. today in the Union Green Room. Please try to attend — especially new members. BISCUITS The Pre - Law Club will hold an officer's meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday conference room, in the third floor 8 oz. tube Eppley Center. The MSU Soaring Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 30 Union to plan flying schedules at Ionia. LAND 0' LAKES LIGHTLY SALTED Wanted BUTTE* RESPONSIBLE GRAD student 79 couple wishes to rent small house within 2 miles of campus. Call between 7-10 16 oz. wt. pkg. NEED DRIVER for Van, leave June 12, f ree ride to Rochester, New York area. __CaN 489-1345 5-5-31 TOP FROST CANOE, METAL in good condition and two boy's JUNIOR TURKEYS Schwinn Stingray bicycles. 39 _ J^aji 487-3096. 5:5-6:2 5 to 9 lb. BIAFRAN POUND notes. Must be in good condition. avg. _ 35V930O5; 6-2 lb. DON'T FORGET blood comes only from people. Save a life. Give blood. Professional donors compensated. ARMOUR VERIBEST MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. PORK CU0PS C-5-31 CUT FROM 73 WANTED - 27" 10 - speed Schwinn racer. Good QUARTER 9 to 11 condition. Call after 4 p.m. PORK LOIN _ 882-2510^2-5-31 chops lb. GOOD DOWN sleeping bag, crank - out windows for VW Bus^351-2910. 5-6-1_ TOP FROST FROZEN POTATOES FOR SCHWINN COLLEGIATE 5-speed, girl's model. 351-1034 after 4 p.m. 3-6-2 MCAT- DAT-GRE LSAT-ATGSB NAT'L. BDS. ei UASU BROWNS 32 oz. wt. package IS ♦Preparation tor test required for admission to graduate and professional schools SAVE 30' 20' * SAVE 20 10' * *Small groups with thii coupon with this coupon SAVE 10c toward the purchase of: toward tho purchase with this coupon jco^ of: •Voluminous material for home study prepared by 0 > KOTEX REGULAR OR SUPER 50 count box I | C 0 ** 29 to 29% toward tho purchoio oz. wt. box of: I BAGGIES experts In each field ———mmmmKmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmrn SANITARY NAPKINS i JENO'S PIZZA 10c OFF WITH ! > i Summer Sessions Special Compact Courses Weekends— Intersessions 40 ct. box Expires Sat. June 3,1972 I FOOD WRAP BAGS I Cheese or Pepperoni | I Expire* Sat. June 3, 1972 COUPON| Coupon limited I lo I Expires Sat. June 3,1972 one per item und per family Coupon limited to if#»m und STANLEY H. KAPLAN on«- per per fnmdy CUJ Meij er G3 Meijer E ond prr fomiV Coupon limited »o one item THRIFTY ACRES per EDUCATIONAL CENTER THRIFTY ACRES UJ Meijer THRIFTY ACRES LOCAL Suce<«4 , TMough CLASSES 'decagon 354-0085! 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA (313) The tutoring school with - ! the Nationwide Reputation SHOP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES Monday thru Saturday - 9 AM to 10PM Sunday-10 AM to 7 PM