Fight Thursday Warmer Filthy Fly months . . . the todav to a,eft the michigan STATE NEWS I begin' . . . with a high of 65, it will 1 public to the dangers of be mostly sunny today. dj,ease carrying flle*. state university ,e 64 Number 171 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 1,1972 -jty firms —~ Defense official blasts jrge meet jn policies SSSlSSL 1. MIL < McGovern s estimate I Businessmen in the East Lansing lowntown area have asked to meet ji the city council to discuss what y term the city's inattention to •inesss district problems. tojotojoa of military funding cuts J The businessmen said they are WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. George decade of 1956 to 1965 and nearly one Ijssatisfied with the city's litter McGovern, D - S.D., made a glaring $10 third lower than the average for that appear, Proxmire said. Tontrol and waste disposal practices, - billion mistake in period, Moot said. In unrelated testimony, Moot also: krking and traffic movement policies, calculating his *Said the current and future costs of proposed reduction in Pentagon McGovem will appear June 16 to tad street and sidewalk repair. U.S. military activity in Vietnam are spending, the comptroller of the defend and explain his views on the undisclosed and kept secret because J They also expressed dissatisfaction Defense Dept. told Congress defense budget, and on proposals for Ljth the disruption of business during Wednesday. tax and welfare reform, Sen. William they might telegraph to the Lent demonstrations on Grand River Comptroller Robert C. Moot said also Proxmire, D - Wis., the committee Communists President Nixon's specific (venue. plans regarding the war. that if all the McGovern $22 billion to chairman, announced. I The complaints were voiced by •Announced that Defense Secretary $33 billion cut went into effect, the Two other candidates for the Melvin Laird already has stopped all businessmen at a recent East Lansing Defense Dept. "would probably be Democratic presidential nomination, id Meridian Chamber of Commerce construction, research and facing a real - term cutback of 50 per Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D - Minn., development on antiballistic missile eeting. cent, as a minimum." and Gov. George C. Wallace of defenses beyond those allowed in a [ Chamber of commerce members Moot released to the congressional Alabama, also have been invited to bntend that since they contribute a Joint Economic Committee an treaty with the Soviet Union. W share of the city's property - tax analysis of the McGovern plan to reduce Support, they should be considered in military spending in fiscal year 1975 to Ibe city's policies. $54.8 billion. Appointed Chamber of commerce members an "action task force" to He produced figures which he said indicate that mistakes in pricing Poles greet Nixon; Keel with city officials to discuss supplies and other costs of military ■problems. The task force has already operations show that even if the full ■net with City Manager John ■Patriarchs to set up a meeting with ■aty council. M. McGovern cuts were made, the budget would be cut back only to $64.7 billion. Even so, he said, the impact would trade talks planned I WARSAW (AP) - Tens of caused tight security to be imposed "We discussed a number of reduce the nation's armed forces to a on thousands of shouting and his departure. ■problems with chamber of commerce level equal to the post - Korean War Poles welcomed President Nixon to singing Poland, the Communist world's ■members," Patriarche said. "Nothing level or, in important areas, to the days this Communist capital third largest country, is the fourth and wis resolved at our meeting." before Pearl Harbor. Wednesday in a warm, boisterous greeting. final stop in a journey that has carried A future meeting between the city Moot said the McGovem analysis of The crowd at Nixon to summit talks in Moscow and ■ council and the chamber of defense costs one point surged was reasonably through the police line and halted the break - through agreements with ■ commerce committee will be set up, professional in most respects except Nixon motorcade through downtown Soviet leaders. I Patriarche said, when the council's one. Warsaw. ■ schedule permits. I "Quite a while ago we had a What's He said it mispriced the costs for a number of items, missing the mark by Chanting, "Nixon, Nixon, Nixon," There was no official estimate of the size of the crowd which lined the the crowd was pushed back and the President's 10 - mile motorcade route. I meeting between the city council and This Army sign in San Francisco orginally read "We'll pay you $10.1 billion. President proceeded to the Polish But newsmen who were with Nixon in I the chamber of commerce to discuss Even when the claimed mispricing is $288 to learn a skill." An unknown paint - brush wielder took out Sejm, or parliament, for talks with August 1959, when the then vice ■ similar problems," Patriarche disregarded, the McGovem plan for Communist leader Edward Gierek. president received an emotional ■ explained. "I suppose a similar enough letters to make it a government - paid antiwar statement. continued military procurement would Nixon flew here from Tehran, Iran, welcome from a quarter of a million ■ meeting is indicated in this case." AP Wirephoto be well below any year in the peacetime where a series of terrorist bombings Poles, said Wednesday's crowd was at least as large. The Poles again cheered Nixon with the words "Stolat," which means "may you live 100 years." Meir hints revenge for killings The President travels back to Washington today and plans to report to a joint session of Congress tonight on his historic week of talks with Kremlin leaders. J TEL AVIV (AP) - Premier Golda More than 24 hours after the attack, officials, guerrillas and ordinary citizens for the Middle East since September Almost from the beginning of the I Meir told Arab states there was still confusion over the starting immediately, baggage checked Wednesday they expressed fear of an Israeli reprisal 1971. He added that since those President's motorcade, Warsaw I will be held responsible for the massacre identity of victims. A list issued by the strike. by Tel Aviv - bound passengers would residents stood shoulder to shoulder I it Israel's international airport in which responsible for the attack embarked at be searched. government did not match those from Lebanese President Suleiman Rome airport, "naturally, neither and the crowd was 10-deep in some 125 persons died and 78 were wounded On arriving in the crowded Tel Aviv hospitals. Of the25dead, fiveremained Franjieh conferred with Premier Saeb French authorities nor Air France have places. Some threw flowers at the 1 Hinting broadly at retaliation for the unidentified. terminal building the three Japanese Salam and government and military security responsibilities" there. presidential automobile, but there was ■ Tuesday night The government listed pulled Communist - made submachine killings by three among the leaders, and the government announced Air France and Paris airport no repeat of 1959 when Nixon's car I Japanese terrorists hired dead 12 Puerto Ricans, most guns and grenades from their baggage, by Palestinian holding Lebanon will complain to the UN authorities later announced that then started was filled with blossoms tossed from ■ fuerillas, Meir told the parliament: "I American passports, and eight Israelis, shooting. the crowd. Security Council about what the I am sure Israel will find a including a scientist and a customs Lebanese viewed as Meir's implied remedy for ■ what happend, so that it won't inspector. threat. happen In Beirut, Lebanon, government A leader of the Marxist Popular Front SEA! OF POWER for the Liberation of Palestine, which claimed responsibility boasted in Beirut, "We for the attacks, have many more Twenty candidates compete surprises in store for Israel." for 10 at-large council positions In a blast at world governments over Hue clings to past airport security, Meir said the massacre could "easily have been prevented if only the airline on which the attackers flew had checked their passengers. By DANIEL DEVER Governance, at least six of the 10 Catherine Gool, Detroit The Japanese terrorists flew into Tel State News Staff Writer students elected must be nonwhite and sophomore; Deborah F. O'Neal, New while battle looms Aviv from Rome on a state - run Air at least five must be females. Orleans, La. junior; Cassandra A slate of 20 candidates running for France aircraft whose flight originated the 10 at Under the section designated for Edmonson, Detroit freshman;Margeret - large student seats on the in Paris. Academic Council was named blacks, the following names are listed T. Parish, East Lansing graduate By PETER ARNETT imperial power, at the midpoint of his Stung by Meir's censure, France Wednesday by Leon Gant, recently on the ballot: Ju Lianne Timmons, student; Lorraine J. Pearl, Algonac new nation in 1802. declared Flint freshman; Lula T. King, Mount freshman; Marva Pritchett, Detroit and through a government appointed commissioner for Friday's HORST FAAS Despite much fighting in the 170 spokesman, "The French government election. Airy, La. graduate student; Clark E. ; senior; Cassandra A. Simmons, East years since, the palace still stands.The can only express its surprise at certain The slate is divided into four White, East Lansing graduate student; Lansing freshman; and Christine M. AP Writers Valley of the Tombs, where Gia Long official Israeli statements." Ronald Johnson, Detroit sophomore; Goth. Identification for Goth was categories, with three seats going to and his successors were buried in the Expressing France's condemnation of Aaryce Gordon, Detroit freshman, and unavailable Wednesday. HUE, Vietnam (AP) - The blacks, four seats to women, one seat to splendor they thought equaled the the attack, spokesman Jean Philippe Gerald Evelyn, Detroit sophomore. I Vietnamese armies are girding for the Chicanos and two seats to any burial sites of Chinese emperors, is Lecat said extensive precautions at Orly nonwhites (male or female). According I battle of Hue, and almost everyone in The following eight students are almost untouched by the everlasting (Continued on page 12) I this old walled city believes it is Airport have protected flights bound to the Bylaws for Academic running under the category marked for I inevitable. As in the old days, the Perfume River It it comes, the victims will not be just winds to Hue, mirroring the pagodas I lie city of Hue, the people, or the and the pavilions. It is still one of the I soldiers. Much of the heritage of I modem The name Vietnam is imperiled. Vietnam has for centuries been synonymous with divisiveness, most romantic landscapes in Asia. Today, the war is still over the hills. Beyond a riverside Buddhist shrine, black smoke from napalm billows from Brown seeks student support; 1 killing and turmoil. At the time Thomas I Jefferson was being sworn in as third a ridgeline. Sleepy Vietnamese militiamen doze through the siesta hour bid for seat in Congress I President of the United States, the in the wooden pavilion in the lotus I I I history of modem Vietnam began. At start it was a peaceful, powerful pond of Emperor l\i Due. Marines have placed their sandbagged headquarters, Nndgom ruled by a benevolent and their supply depots around the opens I 'mperor, Gia Long. once - venerated throne room of the By RAY ANDERSON State News Staff Writer to Brown indicated he is seeking the Republican nomination give GOP voters their first alternative in nearly two . 11 is to the seat of this kingdom, at inner Forbidden City. decades. J we, that South Vietnamese turn to It appears sadly clear that if the North "I recognize fully the implications of challenging an Vietnamese attack Hue the routes will Rep. Jim Brown, R- Okemos, announced his candidacy for I 'nd,p their national pride and unity. incumbency that predates the Vietnam War by five years, Congress Wednesday and said that the Republican who wins », I 'he heart of modern Vietnam still beats lead through these delicate shrines and that has seen the dollar drop to half its value since 1956 and the August primary will be the 6th District's next | ttr°ngly at Hue. gardens, and across the tombs of seemingly has witnessed countless problems of this nation emperors whose main mission was to congressman. Gia Though the reconstructed 6th District contains two aggravated rather than solved," he said. Long first unified Vietnam into hold the empire together. student - dominated Democratic counties, Brown asserted I »e boundaries almost ) like those on the The weapons the North Vietnamese the GOP candidate would still win because redisricting Brown added that he will do everything in his power to end today. He gave his country its attackers, and the South Vietnamese the Vietnam War if the President has not done so by the end I name by simply combining the then defenders, will employ almost certainly brought in more Republican voters. of the year. c«nent titles of the cities at the guarantee the wreckage that previous The MSU - area representative came to the campus On domestic issues, he charged that the present federal I extremities of his empire — Saigon and battles failed to bring about. Wednesday and solicited student write - in support for the welfare system is responsible for Michigan's high welfare I Hanoi. He placed The overriding influence of China is August primary, which he needs if he is to successfully costs. Hue, the seat of his obvious in Hue. The Forbidden City challenge 16 - year incumbent Charles E. Chamberlain. Brown called his opponent a "phantom of the party" and "If elected I will work for legislation to turn federal welfare was built more or less on the lines of the said that he will campaign on a person - person basis to restore funds back to the states in block grant form rather than Ming palaces at Peking, hut on only a by Poll workers fraction of the scale. contact between Congress and district citizens. the present arbitrary arrangement that is the primary cause of Brown has been serving in the state House since 1968. Michigan's outrageous welfare costs, red ink budget, tax hikes Students wishing Gia Long built an Altar of Heaven . to be poll workers Brown emphasized his efforts to limit state expenditures and and accompanying inability to properly care for Michigan's I n south off the Perfume River similar to Friday'i Academic Council student taxes at all levels and indicated he will continue his efforts if needy," Brown asserted. the one in Peking. He made annual Brown's legislative efforts include ,ar9« election should call elected to Congress. preventing the legislature "A vote for me will be a vote to hold the line on taxes, to from implementing a dental care plan for themselves instead l I 97- A" P°" workers will be of that state's poor. ^Pensated. (Continued on page 8) close the loopholes in the tax structure," he said. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursd; [fyJunel, |9?J NATO allies agree to talks summary The sent BONN, Germany (AP) North Atlantic Secretary of William P. Rogers back to President Nixon Wednesday State — allies their ago first offer four years for talks about troops withdrawals. These allies Wednesday force reduction mutual said sure not preconditions." to lay down Representatives of the 15 allies spent a day and a half discussing East - West - NATO. It is now likely that diplomats from about 35 countries, including the job, the NATO ministers said, will be to make sure that Western proposals get full consideration and that there is enough common ministers, wanted JSf sud^n,11"'0" hJ butTfM with green light for a major conference. The meeting talks should start first, or at least at the same time as the relations. Such meetings are held twice a year by foreign United States and the Soviet Union, will meet in Helsinki ground for a reasonable ;mf have heels. Thev Ik drald*01 expectation of satisfactory would rethink the system of wider discussions. But minister of the North not long after the U.S. results from a big get - calling of a °UJh 1 European security and cooperation set up after Rogers said: "We want to be Atlantic Treaty Oi£animation election in November. Their together of foreign would hold strengthen?^ over Eastern "Everything was going fine World War II. until someone brought up a With France standing proposal to support Nixon. aside, they also agreed to FOR NEXT FALL Then the place exploded." make a new bid to the Roger Busfield, Ingham County Republican chairman Soviets ^for ^talte on mutual See story page 3 reductions in Europe. Rogers told reporters that the Soviets sincerely want to start these Poll on war opinions hinted talks, too, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM though the wider security The MSU opinion poll, will discuss whether the student conference is the Kremlin's representative to 'There must be first used last year to judge MSU Opinion Poll Academic Council, some Campus inter* , ■ top European goal. student reactions to farily widespread interest on conducting a JP Cuban role examined Some Western leaders Committee should be originally suggested that an the campus to do this. We determined by sunn Doll wn u University policies and the recreated to evaluate opinion poll sample feelings want to do it for * * doubt Soviet readiness for Indochina War, may be the Academic Council Wj current opinions on the war. on the escalation of the war The permanent council of the the force reduction talks. reactivated next fall. campus. It's not our governing grouDs and .ul Organization of Alan L. Will, Hermitage, and on local antiwar American States (OAS) voted The Western allies made Academic Council today Tenn. sophomore plaything," Perrin said. employe union ' pJZ ^ Wednesday to review and demonstrations. rnn M the diplomatic and economic sanctions imposed by Because there would be the hemispheric community against Cuba eight years no time to complete a poll ago. The vote was 14-1 with eight abstentions. Bolivia was the only nation to vote against a S.Viet forces regain this term, Will said the process should be considered for the future. Council asked motion to examine a "A poll could have proposal by Peru which would ground avoided a lot of hassles and allow each member of the 23 establish the kind of Havana government. relationship - nation OAS to it desires with the SAIGON (AP) - South near Command said. Kontum the South Vietnamese a lot of bad feeling. It would give groups a solid basis for statements thay to define policy The United States abstained. Vietnamese forces wrested With most other fronts defenders at Kontum in the they make," Will added. Academic Council today The meeting will be h»l back some last ground in quiet, government defenders will consider a request from past week, the battle or the 'Most of the time at 3:15 p.m. todav in th Kontum Wednesday behind at Kontum claimed killing the Academic Senate that city has not been won "by a students resent the fact that Con Con Room diving aircraft that pelted 194 Communists in clashes long shot." the council determine its International r>nti Bombs rip Irish cities the North Vietnamese with south of the airstrip and at The North Vietnamese, a student group has taken it authority to censure faculty iemal,onal ^nte'- bombs and rockets despite the city's northemedge. upon itself to speak for the members, Guerilla bombs now holding two military students," he said. blasted the centers of two murky weather. The senior Associated Press The censure policy was compounds in the nothem provincial cities in North Ireland Wednesday as hopes faded for an early end to the violence that has U.S. adviser in the central highlands said the North correspondent Michael Putzel reported the fighting part of Kontum and a small area on the southeast side, Will and Robert Perrin, vice president for C. proposed by Bob Repas, professor labor and JuryheaH Vietnamese were pulling was sporadic. It was the shot of supplies and University affairs, will industrial relations, who was torn Northern Ireland for 33 months. Authorities said the bombs that hit back but will renew their attacks on the city. seventh day of close combat are troop replacements and discuss the machinery fo the poll before Academic censured by Academic last d Londonderry in the provincial capital. troubled by low morale, Council last fall for releasing and Dungannon, County Tyrone, Over North Vietnam, Council. were planted by John Paul Vann, the Vann said. the faculty salary schedule. Q/") Qnw jc men of the Irish Republican U.S. Navy aircraft dropped senior U.S. adviser in Army, apparently the He said 100 North The MSU opinion poll Academic Council members of the Provisional wing. teleguided bombs around 2nd military region that the key southern port of Vietnamese offered to was first used in February a 1 s ° * V 1 h e 8 r The Provisionals have rejected includes the highlands, told appeals for a truce Vinh to block stored war surrender after contacting 1971. The feeling of the r® commendations on the SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Pleiku news conference and vowed to oust the British and united the supplies and destroy a South Vietnamese troops in University community 8e,ection Procedures of Angela Davis listened calml; that "Phase 1" of the battle province by force with the Irish republic. petroleum depots, the U.S. has ended and the North Kontum by radio could not be readily University officers, with the Wednesday as th Vietnamese are now pulling Wednesday, but four determined because 17 per exception of the president, prosecutor at her trii emissaries invited to come cent of the eligble voters from the ad hoc committee portrayed her as back to resupply, regroup conspirator in dead]J forward under a truce participated Perrin said on selection procedures. r«n.nir.t«, in a. a-. their forces and get ready vanished in a gully as they Council members will rescue plot and asked juror# for more attacks. "The question I want to discuss the need to convict her of Brown's trial moved He said although the approached the government raise with Academic Council for murder| iur shops gel FULL Scenes of lines and nother cae of the is what a reasonable turnout development of a kidnap and conspiracy. jle »r>d confusion (bound So situation had improved for offer. mechanism for polling the Federal marshals moved H. Rap in NOW, for Raleighs and is. I want to leave them with academic community on Beginning a two • fine new bikes, for pens. the question of the interest final argument to the jury ai Brown out of New York in secret current political issues and that exists in conducting the me 13 . week - old trial! the east Room - will hear a report from the Wednesday for a court appearance this poll during fall term," Asst Attv Gen AJber in New Orleans, La., a move the Thursday's Feature Dinner he added. University Curriculum Committee. Harris Jr stressed black militant's attorney, William conspiracy charge againsi Kunstler, called a "dirty piece of Davis in connection with at business." Aug. 7, 1970 Marin Countj| Kunstler, who had obtained a VEAL CORDON BLEU 3.90 Courthouse invasion i which four died. delaying order in a state court late Selection from our SALAD BAR "We think the purpose ol Tuesday night, said he and choice of potato or vegetable the conspiracy law .. .isthiJ Brown's wife were misled about Individual loaf of bread & butter — to insure that all the Brown's whereabouts when Dessert persons who are responsibla they for a criminal act i attempted to deliver the order. court Use Beverage Alle'entrance of fourth level of 181!, IS brought before the bar of justice," said Harris,' A federal marshal in New York ramp for direct access. guilty are found to be that J said Brown was moved out of his cell before 5 a.m. and put aboard a .JPJ7 1932 N. E,,n«,on 864 7760 Clark. Chicago WH 4 3800 711 N. Grant. Denver 266 1 857 Free Delivery on Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m kURANT "We think that thJ evidence shows," he said! JacQbgoniS All 8icydes over plane. $175. & BAR "that the defendant aided. . in the commission of J thtf crime, and thus she i Antiwar issue killed responsible for murder i CLAMBAKE the first degree." he methodicallji DUAL Turntable SALE Then Every Fri. & Sat. 6-10 p.m. The Senate passed a $1 billion State Dept. recapped for jurora 718 E. Grand River numerous details of the! authorization bill Wednesday after eliminating Phone IV 2-6100 state's admittedly^ Vietnam War termination issues that had delayed A factory authorized special on theCS 16 module circumstantial case. final action for a month. The vote was 76-1. Sen. Frank Church, D - Idaho, said the Senate vote adopting an amendment by Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D - W. Va., adding a requirement for agreement on an internationally supervised cease - fire prior to troop withdrawal, had made the original end the war proposal by Church and Sen. Clifford - - P. Case, R - N.J., "unacceptable to the sponsors." Pollution plans OK d The nation got its marching orders Wednesday to clean up air pollution, with the complete or partial approval of antipollution plans for all 50 statesand five other jurisdictions. Only nine states and three jurisdictions received full approval of their plans from Environmental Protection Administrator William D. Ruckelshaus. The CS 16 automatic turntable system comes Forty - one other states and jurisdictions won complete with W co - ordinated base and dust cover and partial approvals and Ruckelshaus is required by law with a factory installed SHURE M75 magnetic to promulgate federal regulations by July 31 this cartridge. Reg. $125.00 This is a limited time offer, so year in place of the disapproved portions of state SAVE 52500 plans. DUAL 1219 WITH BASE AND 39.95 MAG. CART. LIST 239.90 NOW 185.00 DUAL 1218 WITH BASE AND 29.95MAG CART. Airline panel dissolved LIST 195.90 NOW 155.00 DUAL 1215 WITH BASE AND 29.95 MAG CART. LIST 145.00 NOW115.00 The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) without any public announcement, has killed a panel it set up less than two years ago to 402 S. WASHINGTON help protect consumers' interests in airline travel. LANSING 372-9600 Since Consumer Advisory Committee was announced at a news conference in October 1970, it has met only five times. When the 245 ANN STREET chairman of the consumer panel E.LANSING complained, CAB chairman i 351-7830 Secor D. Browne replied with a letter last week saying, "The time has now come to dissolve the m Your headquarters for 'Straight Stereo Answers' committee." ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 1, 1972 3 City cable TV plan called thorough By RAY ANDERSON State Newt Staff Writer , similar to that enacted by the East ■ Lansing City Council. profitable and at the expense of the public. "Some cities now get lines for police, fire and other public lt Lansing's proposed cable television ordinance was vprv !u very thorough," S^Vhewent said ,nto that resolution and I think it is In my home town the original cable company sold a use while others get no public serivce at all," he said, ■ribed Wednesday as the most thorough in the state by the franchise they had been given for nothing for $350,000, and The contemplated legislation would provide minimum '.Lan of the House Public utilities Committee. , !" 8 h<;artng conducted Wednesday morning in the Capitol, » S'X 8 qUarter mi,eS °f CaWe 80 WC d'dn,t 861 my standards for the cable industry to follow in every city they ■rT Gerrit C. Hasper, D - Muskegon, whose committee is ™\ public hearings on proposed cable television ^Ch2J£3T" s"ongly °p,,08ed said he proposed service.' The committee is also proposing licensing which would proposed entering. ptton said that he hopes ultimate legislation will be television '? pushing for regulations to prevent cable prevent this and wide differences In services that now exist in Hasper said he hopes to include a clause, similar to one companies from providing service only when it is the state. proposed in East Lansing that would require the companies to leave 20 percent of their capacity for public use. "If they had 50 lines, 10 of them would be reserved for the (SPITE DISENCHANTMENT city and could be used for anything the city required," he said. He complained of cable policies that presently discriminate against the poor, saying, "They frequently ignore areas that include minority groups because it is less County profitable." said He charged that rates are often different between reps cities since no standards exist as in the case of other public utilities. "Why should one town get better service at the expense of By RICK WILBINS Republicans who voted in destroyed a previously clam much of the dissention taxes to encounter . some on, Busfield said. another?" he asked. State News Staff Writer the primary May 16, crossed meeting. within the party has cooled debate when brought up for Speaking on an issue of future concern, Hasper said that Busfield indicated that the though a sizeable segment over to vote for Democrat "Everything was going since Nixon's trip to the a vote. pay television will also be included in the proposed I the Ingham County George Wallace to voice linG." hp SfliH 44iir»til Qntriof TTni^n The party's resolution party is particularly legislation. Lublican f party is dissatisfaction with the war. someone brought up a Busfield said he expected, committee normally concerned that the busing "There is a good chance that there will be program ichanted with President At a county meeting three issue will divide the party. charges proposal to support Nixon. before the convention introduces most proposals, ll>n's war policies, the weeks ago, Busfield said, the Then the place exploded." beyond the monthly charge," he said. "Where does this leave resolutions concerning the but proposals from the floor "Busing is an issue that the elderly and others who can't afford the additional rates?" ,jiity delegation to the war issue was brought up and Busfield said he thought war issue, welfare reform and are often debated and voted cuts across party lines," llte convention will Busfield said, "with some He added that the bill will probably include special rates for Jrobably support Nixon, people looking at it one way senior citizens, and perhaps other lower economic groups. Ler Busfield, county and others another way. But Efforts to obtain comment from those who testified for the Jairman. said Wednesday. Fewer frosh expected cable industry in the moming public not everybody in the same hearing were ■County Republicans held a party looks at it the same unsuccessful. Invention Wednesday night way. J Lansing to elect 67 Relegates to the state "It is an issue that splits Tne State News is published by the students of Invention June 16 and 17 families - and parties," he Michigan State University every class day during Fall, to enroll for fall term ■Detroit. added. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays ■Busfield indicated that the Busfield said that the 6th and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special delegation is not bound Welcome Week edition is published in September. District, of which Ingham |i support Nixon as the County is a part, will send Subscription rate is $16 per year. J delegation will be. By BOB NOVOSAD Member Associated Press, United Press International, two delegates and two r, he said he did not State News Staff Writer Polley, with two other administrtors, recently went to the Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., alternatives to the national aiierillulve5 i the county GOP Upper Peninsula to lay the foundations for increasing the Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press convention He indicated About 200 fewer freshmen are expected to enroll at MSU in recruitment efforts for American Indians and educationally Assn. iporting anyone else. that one f th t delegates Kusfield estimated that the fall of 1972 as compared to a year ago, Ira Polley, asst. disadvantaged whites. He said the MSU contingent met with °"!^hVv T™ Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. ") per cent of the provost for admissions and records, said Wednesday. local school administrators in Sault St. Marie, Baraga and the > h ^ r ? Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services The admissions office is shooting for a goal of enrolling Rapid and Bark river districts. Ingham County. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, approximately 6,700 incoming freshmen for the fall of 1972, The trip was Michigan, 48823. designed to give MSU greater capabilities in 48 irtilQ I 110 in Irl romPared with the 6-896 freshmen who were enrolled in the recruiting American Indians. Polley said that he helps the trip delegates to the Republican Phones: fall of 1971. To achieve this figure, Polley's office has issued "will result in encouraging a greater nrnnher nf inHiane encouraging a greater number of Indians to convention convention in in August August in News/Editorial 355-8252 . _ 11,622 admission slips to freshmen for next fall, roughly pursue higher education." Each congressional Classified Ads If) rjnfo for M00 fewer than in the fall of 1971. district will elect two 355-8255 I think there is a good chance we will meet our goal," "The job of recruiting American Indians for a particular delegates and two Display Advertising 353-6400 • i i • Polley said. "I know of no good reason why we should not institution is very difficult," said Polley. "It's not only the alternatives. Ten delegates Business Office 355-3447 eqistration achievethatgoai." job of MSU but other institutions of higher learning as well." will be elected at large at the Photographic 355-8311 I ^ | 4 , If fewer than 6,700 incoming freshmen are enrolled for The latest available figures, from the fall of 1970, show that state convention. Campus Information 353-8700 [Students who plan to be nex^ fjjj p0ney said that the number of transfer students 10 American Indians are enrolled at MSU. uy from home during July admitted to the University would probably rise. He said he Ld early August should has a set goal of admitting approximately 2,300 transfer ke arrangements to have students for next fall. Ktir Fantastic 8 Track Tape fall registration Sale The admissions office received 5,564 ierials forwarded to them applications from transfer students for next fall and has admitted | that they will be able to students already. This figure will fluctuate from now until the 2,297 tt the Aug. 15 deadline, e registrar's office beginning of next fall term as more applications are received, lounced. Students may Polley said. The $50 advanced enrollment deposit is usually a fairly Original Tapes by Original Artists like Ltck with their local post accurate indicator of student's intent to enroll at MSU. 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Give us a call or stop by soon. all your recreational Store 507 E.GRAND RIVER MSU EMPLOYEES|cre^|un^N| •00 E. Crescent Dr. • Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday Across From MICHIGAN OUR READERS' MIND STATE NEWS Present all UNIVERSITY To the Editor: articles on the NRA and gun control gun also. JOHN BORGER I would like to express my views on here in Michigan. The past president of You have a ureal I your recent gun editorial. There are a the NRA lives In Lansing and so do two editor • in - chief few mistakes of which I think you directors. TTie State Police and the East could really Dreamt ,?^PortUnity and I CHARLIE CAIN, managing editor should be made aware. Lansing Police could be interviewed and gun problem in United States. Michigan80'5this I BILL HOLSTEIN, campus editor The National Rifle Assn. (NRA) does the officials of a new organization BILL WHITING, city editor not oppose legal restrictions on called Sportsman's Alliance of Michigan Dent JnUBhnSnook| JUDY YATES, editorial editor firearms. The NRA believes that no felon, mental incompetent or underage (SAM) will provide local informants w'ochcmistty May I STEVE ALLEN, editorial director person should own a firearm. The NRA 19,19721 GARY SCHARRER, sports editor does not believe registration will lead to Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. LEE LOCKWOOD advertising manager confiscation, but sees no reason to connect a person with firearm. They would rather see a particular Support day care center a person pass a safety test and then be able to To the Editor: I plead with the own any gun bought legally. For administration * h EDITORIALS instance, your driver's license allows you "SL*sf. - «!• EStXXchildren. to drive any automobile, not just your set when the University the day care center in Spartan proposes that the student with sraffBi ofl Village Will own. As to whether it would aid law summit enforcement agencies in is solving Crimea questionable — the director of the be supported solely by parent fees? At present, my husband is Inatmctor, SchooUf State Police, John Plants, was quoted in Mfly 23,1972| the State Journal researching his dissertation; I am Richard Nixon has taken long run increases in defense on the need for a "reciprocal" as saying that working full - time to support my strides to promote a harmonious spending. Many reduction of armed registered guns in Michigan were Senate forces and involved In 1 percent of the crimes. family. In order to pay for day care relationship with Soviet leaders since his early political years as a conservatives will ai^gue that the U.S. must precede as rapidly as armaments in central Some guidelines Europe. calling for The NRA has sponsored legislation to stoD the importation of "Saturday for our two children, we have been borrowing from the credit union. The Loud PAC Red baiter. He arrived at the fees now are $5/day per child. Next Kremlin last week with a possible with all arms systems "peaceful coexistence," in which Ni*V on SPf®!8!8 " A little more research the NRA is in order. Your statement f a I 1, if the University provides no To the Editor: not covered by the agreement in ideology was termed no obstacle support, fees will not only be raised to Before writing this flattering and long - awaited order to obtain an edge on the to normal relations, and which reads, "Michigan has no gun $6.25/day, but the Infant - toddler as to whether I was too letter I had doubti. tribute to the Russians control on other firearms such as rifles involved anril equals of Americans. as the Soviets. In fact these Senate provisions for future meetings and shotguns" is grossly in error, unit will be disbanded. biased about the PAC Man of LaMancha" to £££9 hawks may well demand between the leaders of the U.S. Anybody purchasing any firearm or I may be able to afford $145 a the review written fairly critici£j In talks with Communist administration agreement to pull and Moscow were ammunition from legal firearm dealers month for my pre - school son, but by Kenneth I party secretary Leonid Brezhnev, out the stops posture as the price also established. in the State of Michigan must offer what will I do with my infant BUi 1attitudes that and perhaps my feelingJ it became apparent that a nuclear of treaty ratification. The full significance of the Proof of identity and sign his name daughter? Where can I find a sitter were more toward college sincere and theater! power stalemate has forced the Senate liberals, on the other summit meetins will hinee on the when a purchase is made. This, in wnen»PurcnBse 15maae- "™»meireci» effect, whom whom II know know willwin not not only change her than those of Stern. This letter knowledgeablJ two world leaders to reconsider hand, will upcoming Senate .7?tZ treatyt! rePstere 8,1 the8e Phases tor state diapers and feed her, but will cuddle from a star struck, fameIk nJ1 * undoubtedly argue and federal officials to examine. her" play with her, and most the arms race. The that the present defense systems ratification debate. For now, the talks seem to be a significant i and the NRA would agree with your important, love her? I never worried enbittered by writing it because a^unTairmieil 1 feel the most significant are already too costly and that last two paragraphs. This editorial is about her at the center, because they quality o! the review was poor from agreement to emerge from the haste should be move towards more tranquil much more mature than the antigun did these things. But I have a friend a literarvi made in point of view, I think it showed little talks was an agreement to curb Soviet - whose child was beaten by a sitter who any real thought and valid iff cancelling the nuclear arms race - a treaty projects, future defense Andean re.aUon, On.y time will determine their true Kennedy murder hysteria. Why not appeared to have excellent the part of the reviewer. analysis oi qualifications; would you believe a After acting here for four limiting deployment of On other summit topics, value. assign some reporter to write a series of years I no* college degree in education? conclude that our antiballistic (defensive) missiles guidelines for expansion of trade theatrical! educational process is (ABM's) and an executive were affirmed, lacking any kind! but trade of respectful support from the State! agreement freezing offensive procedures remain to be settled in News. (Since Stem has been allowed to! missiles at current levels. months ahead. Significant write so many of our reviews with no! The nuclear arms agreement progress was seen in sign of anyone more adept at criticism! joint space than he is interested in the could turn out to be a double - explorations, and pacts on joint job -1 ca only feel this way.) Instead ofl edged sword. The weapons medical and pollution studies, discussing the concepts and! limitations could lead to short Negotiations will be conducted performances of our show in cohesive manner, Stem had to revert to! any! comparing our production to the one! produced In New York. We are not here! State should to compete with stars of a •how, we are students still learning ourL craft and willing to take criticism If BroadwajT it'sL from someone who proves from his! literary contributions that he has some! mosquito Local citizens should understanding and working of the art. It's a shame that actors here at MSU! knowledge! I bug the Vector Control Unit operated by feel such little support from a! state legislature to enact the Lansing Parks and Recreation newspaper which could if It so desired,! statewide law which will foster a respectful communication! Dept. has been hit by budget between the two, capable of helping alt I establish effective mosquito blood - letting. The Lansing unit concerned understand and enjoy our! control programs in Michigan. is staffing only four persons on plays In a more sensitive and intelligent! On Wednesday, the State mosquito patrols this year, manner. | House of Representatives'Public Wright! compared to seven last year. Judith Health Committee took a swat at East Lansing senior! The Lansing budget the problem of mosquitos by May 26,19721 taking up discussion of a bill reduction, coupled with sunny - sponsored by State Rep. Bert C. rainy weather ideal for mosquito Brenna, R-Saginaw, which would proliferation, has unleashed The Doctor's -A swarms of the pesty, uninhibited establish mosquito abatement Bog districts. The bill mosquitos on the local area. This had been massive invasion of stagnating aiaguauug in in the committee uic luiumuicc too lUU u- Lansing by\ u , long. Because of the abjUty of Jl?«eIn®ni ~d legislature into action inX By ARNOLDWERNER, M.D. When I first attempted to use having intercourse, Most hymenal! distances - ... up to 25 miles in tampons I had difficulty in removing difficulties mentioned very easily! form of placing the Letters may be addressed to Dr. one night - local efforts at mosquito bicycling would be recommended as a them because of a quarter of an inch remedied by a physician in his officel abatement bill on the Public Werner at MSU Health Center. Names minimum to help improve one's mosquito control are not wide piece of skin that grew across the with the aid of a local anesthetic, muchl Health Committee agenda. need not be included unless a personal physical fitness? diameter of the vaginal opening. There you would receive if you went to al effective. __ The mosquito problem, while reply is requested. is an open semicircle on each side of dentist. The physician would merely! Michigan is one of seven only a minor irritation that most Translating bicycling miles Into this, but because the openings are small. snip away the tab of skin. TheT states in which mosquitos are can live with, deserves state level I just bought a bicycle and have been jogging miles would be very difficult to do for a number o? reasons. In both it makes it difficult to insert or remove a procedure should not be painful £ iall uncomfortable, although or| free to roam and raid as they action. Much as riding 12 to 16 miles per day. How does tampon. S wss wondering if this could flouridation of cases, factors such as the fitness of the m|Sd ^ount of soreness may be present! please, dodging in and out of water was instituted for the bicycling compare with jogging as an cause problems when having alternative person, the terrain, the wind, and in the afterwards. ** exercise? How much intercourse. What is localities with bug spray public good, so should case of the bicycle, tne quality of the the extent of mosquito bicycling in miles or hours is equivalent machine you were using, would all medical attention that would be programs. In the local area, the abatement districts be created. to a mile in jogging? And how much influence such comparisons. However, required to correct this? Is there any health hazard in regularl* the amount of bicycling that would equal the amount of bicycling that The hymen Is usually a thin drinking milk which has been frozen ii^ ART BUCHWALD would produce the same amount of out membrane with a hole in the center that its carton for three to four weeks ai then thawed? • of - breathness. To turn it around a bit, partially covers the vaginal opening. equivalent amounts of bicycling or Most hymenal openings are widened as jogging should have the same influence a woman grows older by the use of If the milk was in an unopened cartonl tampons, heavy petting and sexual and was fresh when it was frozen.therer on increasing one's respiratory J88 " w"b'Zver U.S. out of bombs capacity. Twelve to 15 miles per day of intercourse. Some unusually thick hymens that do not women have ^V . „ problem. Ho to leparf"££5,S lSi , mBI bicycling should be ample to keep you widen very easily and require medical thi* has prevented thecornmerc.al largeP in good shape. several advantages over Bicycling may have attention. Other women have hymens that have multiple small holes. Ln ffez,n8 °fHT LnnSt,onoft3 the stora8e mi. tran^^rta^"° i jogging as a food. A couple of people have indiratedB WASHINGTON It was hard to "We've tried, sir, but production just means of keeping in shape as it Extremely rarely, a woman will have no -- President. When we said we would to me that skimmed milk freezes betterB believe, but in October, 1972, the can't keep up with demand. Every time conditions one to produce effort over a hymenal opening but this comes to the bomb only military targets in Vietnam than whole milk, but the easiest storages United States ran out of bombs. sustained period of time. In attention of a physician quickly when a bomb comes off the assembly line, it's we had a sufficient supply of bomb6. more ina" w"°'e ™.UI method of all is use nonfat dry skimmed* Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird immediately attached to a bomb rack But when you gave the order to bomb addition, it is a more purposeful activity the young woman fails to menstruate methodofa1118 broke the bad news tojhresident Nixon. and dropped on Vietnam. To make anything they wanted to, the Air Force in that it can be used to transport because of the mechanical blockage. milk which you can mix with water and| "I'm sorry, Mr. President, but we have matters worse, the Air Force, Navy and oneself from one place to another. . A divided reconstitute iccuiisuiuic as ua necessary. It is tnej -- and Navy went ape. hymenal opening such as no bombs left to drop on Vietnam. Marines are fighting over every bomb Some people feel that purposeful cheapest form of milk available, "Also, the South Vietnamese army you describe may go unnoticed by the We're completely out." that is made. They had a dogfight over exercise is more beneficial than didn't help much. Every time they saw a woman since the band of tissue ean be .omir vear "But that's impossible," the President . the Lockheed plant in San Diego the nonpurposeful exercise. said. "I was assured we had water buffalo in a rice paddy, they very flexible and allow adequate The end of »nother acade'" J enough other morning and the Navy shot down called for an air strike. One sniper in a Bicycling has the appeal of involving a passage of any inserted object without brings me to the point ot say bombs stockpiled for five years." an Air Force B-52 because It claimed tree ' cost us ~ piece of functional machinery that one discomfort. However, from what you 200,000 tons of""bombs. We goodbye to another group of rea "Under ordinary conditions we the Air Force had stolen their bomb." can lavish attention and and describe the situation is one that should dropped more bombs on Highway One on caress and contributors. Thank you for a would have, but we've been dropping last week than we dropped in all of repair when necessary. Of course, some be remedied since In addition to oj them at such an accelerated rate that we "This la serious, Melvin. If we slow causing your help, good luck and good healt | World War II." people have a thing about sweatsuits problems ln terms of using tampons, it ran out last down the tempo of the bombing, the Friday. There isn't one "I'm going to laaue an executive order and changing shoelaces, too. most certainly would Interfere with North Vietnamese will Interpret It... bomb left in the United States or at of its overseas bases." any sign of weakn«. Have you checked any d^nV^^ states must c.C.P.S. 1072 start manufacturing of the underdeveloped countries? DOONESBURY "Can't we borrow some bombs from our allies?" Surely they must have some we can bombs.' bombs." by Garry Trudeau buy." "Every dairy?" the secretary of "We've already borrowed every bomb defense aaid. we could from Britain, France, "That's correct. It's obvious "We've looked Into It, Mr. President, my Belgium, West Germany, Spain and but the underdeveloped countries are butter - and - bomb policy Isn't Greece. We owe them 2.42 billion refining to sell their bombs. They've working. So until we have enough bombs, and they say they aren't going decided bombs bombs to halt Communist to lend us any more until we are more valuable than aggression, pay the gold, snd because of the shortage they no one In this country gats any butter." interest on the one we have already. At "That's an now using ther.i ss currency. That a drastic measure in an 6 per cent that comes to an awful lot of bombs utest rate of exchange Is 100 trucks for one bomb." •l^tlonyw.Mr. PresWent.'' w has to be done, Melvin. I'ir not Im "But, Melvin, we've got to have bombs or our strategy of bringing Hanoi "How did we get Into such « Efo*,* AM Pfldent of the to her knees will fall. Surely a great position?" the President aaked In an HB,*d the who ***••t0 «° d?Trn ln h»«tory •• exasperated voice. who mn out of bombs." Industrial giant like the United States can rise to the challenge." "I guest It wu our fault, Mr. Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Tlmss n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 1, 1972 5 ■m: .11 all woman co-op Group buys Ulrey House By ANITA PYZIK an all woman organization water closets," Jones said, cooperative Plans are on the drawing — indicating State News Staff Writer created in 1968, has lived in Ripplinger described that the house is occupied board to divide the house The MSU Student the house for a year and will Ulrey house as "an ecology by a single sex. into single, double and Housing Corporation (SHC) continue to live there. minded house because we Sophomores are triple occupant rooms. Wednesday purchased the There will be vancancies recycle all newspapers, glass permitted to move The real estate firm Ulrey House cooperative at available for summer term, and cans — and we let Green off-campus into housing handling the transaction is 505 MAC Ave., for but Annette Ripplinger, Earth (a food cooperative) units classified as Abood Realty. $140,000. membership chairwoman of hold their meeting at the supervised, but Jones Montie House was the The two story yellow Ulrey said chances were slim house." stressed that there were no first house purchased by an house, formerly the Sigma for fall term openings. Ulrey house is the only MSU cooperative Delta Tau sorority, is the "This summer we will supervised women's organization early in 1963. first purchased by SHC have plenty of space but not Ma since its formation in April, fall term. It just shows the 1971. SHC purcha need for more co-ops," SHC currently owns four houses, is buying another c land contract and rents six Ripplinger said. Ulrey house has Dem resume st building purchased by the Student Housing Cooperative, 505 MAC Ave is the a capacity of 32 persons, with other houses, all former _of the Ulrey Cooperative. Above, some of the 32 members show off the front individual costs amounting fraternity rof the two story yellow building. State News photo by Donald Sak houses. or sorority Ulrey House cooperative, for By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vo in Californ Jim Jones, executive purchased $446,000 in media advertising, and said Their television debates media advertising through secretary of SHC, said Ulrey that the limit, including house was the most over for a few days> Sens- last Friday. permissible transfer of funds loalifion expensive cooperative in George McGovern and He said this was "a clear for from other states, is actually East Lansing, because other Hubert H. Humphrey violation" of the agreement a little over $460,000. co-ops average a $220 resumed all - out reached by candidates last charger per term. campaigning in California year to spend no more than "I give you my word that "But Ulrey house has the Wednesday, with $413,000 on media in the we have not overspent the tcks 3 for county post best kitchen, the largest Humphrey's campaign California primary. allowance," McGovern told living room and eleven manager accusing McGovern, however, said newsmen in Los Angeles, McGovern's staff of his campaign will spend no where he visited a Mexican - excessive spending on radio more than $450,000 for American job center. and television BOA invites advertising. Idebbie CALK INS the most part, agree with Entering the last days iteNews Staff Writer the planks, Heyser before next Tuesday's Lansing's Smartest Night Club jlntly . Vietnam War: Historical public offered during in 334 A and B Case Hall. Roots and Present Policies." Opubor, an expert on Restoration are James Madison College's Panelists are the Rev. Warren The panelists will be contemporary Africa, teach - in today on the Day, director of the Council Kenneth Waltzer, Madison lauded the conference's Vietnam War. of Ministries in Higher instructor; Robert Edington, seminars. Michael Rubner, Madison Education; Peter Lyman, associate professor in instructor and chairman of Madison instructor; Josep It Madison. James R. ''They p resented the ad hoc coordinating Bivins, Justin Morrill College sophisticated, high • level, Anderson, instructor in documented evidence," he planned for committee planning the instructor; Philip Korth, humanities; Thomas Greer, said. "I was very impressed teach - in, said the first event associate professor in professor of humanities; with the preciseness of the will be a slide presentation American thought and L.H. Hattistini. professor of studies." and a movie on the language; and Rod Keenan, social science: and Mitchell automated air war and the coordinator of the MSIJ Stengel, asst. profe&or of The conference which recent "Winter Soldier" chapter of the Vietnam economics. By M. RUTH THOMPSON was chaired by Rep. Charles balance has been disturbed. hearings on war atrocities, Veterans Against the War The final activity is a panel State News Staff Writer Diggs, D-Mich. culminated "The lake is grossly overstoc ked with from 9 to 10 a.m. in 331 Case (VVAW). discussion on "The Vietnam Second of two articles pan fish since th in a National Liberation hide in the weeds," he said. "Once the Hall. In the afternoon a panel War and Academic lake is restored tl_ Day, the major activities weeds will be few and far This will be followed by a discussion will be held in Neutrality" from 4:15 to Lake Lansing is dying and through various engineering between, and the pan fish wi'lll being held in Washington, unable to hide. Fishermen should be panel discussion on "Moral Wilson Hall Auditorium 5:30 p.m. in 334b Case Hall. D.C., San Francisco and techniques, a life saving operation is being planned. maximum catch of either large pan happy with! Issues and the Vietnam from 2 to 4 p.m. on "The The panelists are Elliot Toronto. Currently before the Environmental Protection Agency is The northeastern section has fish, bass or pike " I Wicks, asst. professor in a proposal to restore the natural beauty Lake Lansing once a tenatively been pike breeding pond. Once the fingerlings are selected I RHARHARHARHARHA had. "This is the Madison; Nancy Marshall, "The African - American justification for the need to clean up the water," according to Niles R. Kevern, professor of fisheries grow large enough, the spawning ground will planted af asst. professor in Madison; join the l» constituency is becoming and wildlife. "There is also submitted a counterpart proper. Arthur HaMiday, asst. deeply committed to engineering proposal which covers the technical aspects of Dredging, as a restoration technique, has never b professor of military science; changing policies in Africa," VISITORS... such a project." closely studied. The proposal now before the Terry Luke, state Opubor continued. "This funded, will not only be closely researched EPa"1 OR I'NVAdERS coordinator of the VVAW; constituency is willing to Restoration plans call for the dredging of the lake to an during tT dredging operation, but extensive follow From tNe Future Stengel, Lyman, and back this committement average of 10 to 15 feet, building public sandy beaches and planned. up studies J Waltzer. onLy bAbv with action." the formation of a pike - breeding pond. The resulting information, according to Sode, Kevern explained that by deepening the water, the mi'Lo kNOws... greatly contribute to the basic knowledge of ail futl Awd Ne Glenn 6135 West Saginaw, Herrima weeds could be reduced. "The shallow parts serve as sites for weed development and if they were deepened, the restoration projects. All conditions are the project, when completed, will extract ideally suited sc isNTTALkiNq Lansing sunlight couldn't get to them," he said. knowledge with the minimum expenditure." the maximii yet! Kevern went on to say that as the plants die, they sink to the bottom and accumulate. By getting rid of excess Muffler Special \ plants, Lake Lansing could have some of its youth restored. Once the lake is deepened, boating could flourish. Eric Fenton, commodore of the MSU Sailing Club, says that Panel debates bil "now we have trouble sailing because of all the weeds." VW Muffler With about 400 members in the MSU Sailing Club and the "BUG" Rea. $37.00 BUS Reg $46.00 - Complete NOW NOW f 29.95 $39 95 Lansing Sailing Clubj the lake, if cleaned up, could serve as an important racing site. on insect House control! The of opposition Wednesdl SQVABEBACK Reg. $55.00 NOW $39.95 Open Mon & Thurs. 'til 9 Fishing could once again become an important source of Representatives Public except for a question | — TueWed., fri. 'til6 recreation. Richard L. Sode, Ingham County Drain Health Committee what local governrai Phone 482 6226 Commissioner, says that because of the weeds, the fish Wednesday afternoon took should have control of J i "DuUvuty" up discussion of a mosquito districts. control bill sponsored by Brennen said the bill] Tonight in Conrad Aud. 7:30, 9:30 u r Irli'ili'flHSBi- JENDS TODAY "THE FRENCH ... t .oo P.M. CONNECTION' Specialized State Rep. Bert C. Brennen, R-Saginaw. Brennen's bill, endorsed proposed calls for c boards of commissioners! control the mosqul Research —and— by the Michigan Dept. of abatement districts, r "4 CLOWNS" Public Health, would added that the question! starts TOMORROW 2 FEATURES! establish mosquito whether cities or count! ... Also custom research,drafting, cartography, abatement districts in the will control the mosquB jane fondoCdonold Sutherland speech writing, tutoring, language translation, medical and legal research. state. Michigan is one of the seven states which lack such districts will be resolved | next week. WRITE ON mosquito controls. Terry "There was qui Gerald, administrative favorable comment on f ACADEMY 211 Abbott Rd. 351-9100 assistant to the Public bill. It looks like it i AWARD Open 9 a.m. -9 p.m. Health Committee, said the come out of commit| WINNER .. bill encountered no next week," Brennan s AMC BEST PICTURE In everyone's life there's a SUMMER OF'42 N. Y. FILM CRITICS AWARDS BEST DIRECTOR A Robert Mulligan/Richard A Roth Production Keeps JOSEW t tEWNE —8 «C0 EMBASSY HtM JENNIFER O'NEILL • GARY GRIMES JERRY HOUSER you , , SOLDIER BLUE URAlPHNfGON PICTURE Feature 1:30- 5:10 • OLIVER CONANT - 8:50 P.M. hanging on the CANDICE BERGEN PETER STRAUSS edge c DONALD PLEASENCE your JOHN ANDERSON DANA EtCAR ... THE'. :\ seat! 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Commissioner Wayne Duke, some of the discrepancies in guided the Red Raiders to During that time span he has athletic director Burt Smith the conference. several state class B amassed two NCAA and six titles. and Charles Eskeridge, Ijof Black Athletes Big Ten sprint titles, and is ^Preceding his coming to He said five black officials Keldin ttveStefanoff the current world MSU, Bibbs coached the attorney for Muhammed Ali. The keynote speaker was have been added to the ■L of the Student holder in. the 60 - yard dash record women's Pan American team CBA president, Nigel basketball staff, boosting the total to 6 out of 36. KiBuilding- with a time of 5.8 in the 1967 Winnipeg games. Goodison who talked If evening was Dujon seconds. Bibbs called the honor changing role of the on the Duke also pledged his Kighted by the was the recipient of "the dearest ever bestowed black office's wholehearted tluw of UOPJI" '>? ■«..hington and Nick the award for excellence academics as well as in upon me in my life." "As you notice, I came in athlete. "No longer will the black support in the fight to rid the athlete trade dignity, for a Big Ten Conference of ■ ""for "outstanding performance in athletics. 1968, Herb Washington racism. I^onts in athletics and The Jamaica native, while came in 1968. I got an award watch, medal he said. or a trophy," Eskeridge spoke to the Kpics respectively, playing soccer at MSU, has tonight, Herb Washington The CBA also acknowledge audience on the importance lyt Track Coach Jim maintained an overall 3.5 got an award tonight. If I'm the presence of Robert of self-belief. rwaS also honored for grade point average and has up here three years from JLre dedication to the also played a major role in Green, Joseph McMillan and He stated that an athlete now, you can bet Marshall Thomas Gunnings, all Ke both black and the success of the booters. Bibbs Dill will be too," he added instrumental in the initial can sign contract for a professional as much was appointed money modestly. presentation of the athletes' as he wants if he realizes and states how good he really is. OPEN CATEGORIES "There is no way you can lose out if you know and your good lawyer knows how you really are," he said. Herb The reception followed the IM Herb winners Washington (left) receives the Coalition of Black Athletes (CBA) award for Varsity Awards Banquet excellence in athletics from held earlier in the day at Joseph McMillan, as CBA President Nigel Goodison looks on. The presentation took place at the CBA's first annual award reception. Jenison Fieldhouse. State News photo by Terry Miller Washington received the support his argument he Big Ten Conference Medal of pointed out that 420 teams Honor, presented each year were enrolled this year as compared to 360 last year. to the university athlete at who has each Men's IM Another aspect that has demonstrated the greatest been revised and improved proficiency in scholarship Frank Beman, director of this year and will continue and athletics. the MSU intramural INSTANT PRINTING SERVICES to be improved is the department, has requested 431 E. that all locker MICHIGAN, LANSING umpiring aspect. Sierra occupants stated that in a desire to remove personal belongings INSTANT PRINTING improve officiating and return students locks to LAYOUT . „ the IM building before 8 -A Holocaust II, directed by personnel, they had gone to lael Bator. Saginaw ■lor, competed in additional meetings and exams. p.m., June 8. design ART WORK 487-5443 ■tball, basketball, "We are trying to be ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES levball, softball and more selective on the Lg. It collected 502 officials we get," he said. THE MSU DEPT. lis while Cjngent finished with its closest f Holocaust still has the y of getting 10 or Owen Bombers In order to be hired as umpire, the candidates have to take offidating exams, watch instructional movies jl Au\ri> of THEATRE presents^ Jt points if they reach ■finals in softball. Members of the Owen Bombers IM independent and at least have three personal contact meetings at VILLAGE Holocaust Jin team sports. II competes individual sports champions are (left to Merei, Kurt Saunders, Dane Smith right) Les and Matt the beginning of the term. "If there are any TOOLS AND MECHANICS PLAYS Bombers, directed Balgenorth. problems of any magnitude, 814 E. Kalamazoo' IV 4 5441 of - j the main [Dane Smith, Grand State News photo byTom Gaunt cause seems to be Ipids graduate student, the emphasis placed by Kl/LidinTin^Owen md were dist*ntly followed place first in any sport yet some on winning by any INDIA means," Sierra commented. HJT |, TTiey competed in entry that *ot 151 they COn^Uered their Bator and Smith may category. disagree on the field but Kfc. golf, table tennis, "We made a lot of pminton, handball and Sierra said that the they agreed on one thing; that the grade deserved by """"Mi*!: fedpation is limited to placed on participation tried to work with the this year's IM program is 4.0. (.requiring not more rather than on award qualify of eac"h"sport'There ■ fniir i participants. Thp tour narhnnanfc The winning. winnintf An pvamnlp of this An example of this ^ are J areas . . that T .... will be VOTE nbers totaled 215 points is that the Bombers did not investigated this summer in PETTIGREW addition to changes in E. L. SCHOOL eligibility. Eligibility refers fckman attains to the standards that will be required of students participating in amy IM BOARD JUNE 12 championship. ll-Midwest berth "We are going over rules and regulations because we The Company fit Washington was cog on the 'man-up are trying to be more A GEORGE ROY HILL PAUL MONASH PRODUCTION ' Wednesday to the situations, achieved first thorough in order to do a iwest lacross team for announces open SLAUGHTERHOUSE- string notice for his play better job for the players," [icond consecutive year, this season. Last year Sierra added. auditions for their "FIVE ■uhington, the only Washington placed on the Among the effected • VALERIE PERRIN MICHAEL SACKS ■ RON LEIBMAN • VAL bomore 12-man fall on the honorable mention squad changes figures the switch in presentation of »..!»• KURTVONNEGUT.Jr s....«»>.,s..ph.«c.i.«. o id, set' new records for for the All-Midwest team. softball from fast to slow ,Mow* • U.,*.i.iTECHNICOLOR' fijl I most career goals (37), "You're A Good Washington is also pitch. Sierra said that by V tallies (22), and most awaiting word for a possible resorting to the slow pitch, Man, Charlie Jkfor one game (6) as he |tl» Spartans to a 5-8 berth on the lacross team. All-American more people play, hit, run and enjoy the sport. To Brown" to be held mS JVOWSHOM/VG/:*. BUTTERFIELD DRIVE-IN THEATRES ■ill this season. Wellington, who plays Ti of the midfielder NOW! OPEN DAILY 12:45 shows at 1:00-3:05 Friday at 7:00 StarlIt e U.S. 27 WEST OF WAVERLY Sean Pnililfinf s and is the main 5:10-7:20-9:30 p.m. and Saturday Phone 372 2434 IjVIIIIWIV ACADEMY AWARD WINNER at 2:00 p.m. in the DOUBLE HITS SHOCK 1 james7 NOW SHOWING! | BEST Supporting Actor-Ben Johnson Supporting Actrcss Cloris Leachman McDonel East "TWINS OF EVIL" Bond 007 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! I Best Art Direction • Best Costume Design m IAN FLEMING'S THE "A MASTERPIECE!" j Lower Lounge. _ Diamonds _ | A SAM SPIEGEL FRANKLIN J SCHAFFNER PRODUCTION —PAUL D ZIMMERMAN. Newsweek Nicholas and Alexandra I U" A HORIZON FILM from COLUMBJA PICTURES IQP ..Are Forever COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents HI BS PRODUCTION j F»lus — Oscai^CartoonJTHEjCR^NCl^BIRD^ Thursday.June l Hot days entice ice cream tans f MUSIC CO. SPECIAL BARGAINS DESIGNED TO SAVE YOU MONEY AND SAVE US TAXES! CLEARANCE SALE! SllLt! By DEBBIE CALKINS State News Staff Italian lemonade, Swiss fl-vored Ice cream are more Writer chocolate almond popular than ever ° With the recent spurt of . ONE OF CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S MOST COMPLETE DISPLAYS OF hot, sunny Weath<. Lansing Ice , _ I cream retailers enjoyed mrl !' 1 SELECT, QUALITY COMPONENTS AND ELECTRONICS BACKED especially to students. 'Creased 1 BY COMPLETE SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED An employe at Bresler's 33 - Flavon, Ice Cr^ t Grand River Ave., said, "business picked1 1UP because of the weather." quite1 g SONY TC160 PIONEER SX2500 AM/FM, FM Stereo It seemed, he said, that the increased amount of Italian store had been 1 Stereo cassette recording deck receiver. 320 watt IHF chocolate almond flavors and sherbets lemonade, fmzen daim.73 amplifier (144 watts RMS @8 ohms). $1799! in general *399 Dual capstan drive for Automatic tuning, ultra sensitive tuner. Wide variety of The upsurge in business »vas lowest wow & flutter, estimated at 30 inputs and outputs. Only 2 left • both with full warranty. during the exceptionally warm weather bv thp \ plus wildest frequency employe. But, he added, "I'm not sure, I'm 0nlv \ REG. 549.95 response available ed major." Iy a sl Owner of the Dairy Queen, 310 W. Grand P estimated his increase in sales, as a ■ NORELCO 1570 Portable WEST LABORATORIES MKII MEM0REX TAPE CL0SE0UT result of tt, weather, at 20 per cent. e ' 2 cassette recorder AM/FM speaker systems. 8" coaxial in He could not pinpoint any particular ice cream treat » ■ radio combination. Complete All remaining Reel 8 track 40% oiled walnut enclosure. REG. - had increased in sales more than the others J with microphone, $3751 AC cord & Cassette tapes including 37.50 EACH . . . "Everything was up in proportion," he noted and blank cassette. Reg. 79.95 TWO FOR Chromium Dioxide Also, he said, when the majority of students leave E Lansing, sales usually cut back. fc FISHER XP98 Speaker Sales at the Baskin Robbins PHILIPS GA308 COMPLETE - Ave., soared approximately "40 per cent the store, 1137 E Grand R J systems. Demo pair, slightly nice first u ^ marred. Great sound in a Precision manual turntable. with SHURE weather," the owner said. "Odd flavors sell better here than bookshelf size. 4 way RECORDING TAPES Synchronous motor, belt drive, M91E at the Loean s, vibration isolation mount. store," he explained. system. REGULAR 399.95 7" 1800'reel list 4.39 The conventional Anti - skate, damped up & flavors, vanilla, chocolate strawberry appeal '109 ■ more to Logan Street store customers 1 HARMAN KARDON CAD4 7" -2400' reel list 7.19 down cueing, walnut base added. '1 ■ hinged cover. Students Stereo cassette deck. Demo C • 60 cassette list 1.79 EXCLUSIVE AUTOMATIC are more willing to take particular flavor of ice cream, he noted. a chance when buvil1 J with full warranty. A GREAT C - 90 cassette list 2.79 SHUTOFF Separately $144.45 a Because the fountain business increases ■ BUY. Originally 159.95 faster than t party business at Baskin - Robbins during warm the latter is weathi I confined S MARANTZ 7T PREAMP CASSETTE TAPE SCOTT-GARRARD-SHURE-WEST explained. to daytime work, the own J Demo in excellent condition SK - LOW NOISE Component system. Features: SCOTT 357 50 watt RMS AM/FM stereo receiver; the He added that the business is student population." Consequently, he "closely geared to t A classic piece. E. Lansing IN PLASTIC BOX '355 g expects sales I ■ store only. Original 395.00 GARRARD SL55B automatic turntable with drop when the term ends, he said. ■ Sg £-60 List 1.75 l24 base, cover and SHURE M55E mag - "Summer kids don't spend as much money as the iwmM netic elliptical cartridge; and our very students," he added. ™ ■ ZENITH 25" COLOR C-90 list 2.65 popular WEST LAB MKV three - way WITH OUR ■ television. Chromacolor speaker systems. 12" woofer, 6 " mid- EXTENDED J demo. C-120 List 599.95 list 3.48 range, 3 " tweeter. Separately 485.70 WARRANTY Vietnamese past traced SONY TRINITRON (Continued from page 1) KV1201 KV1212 COLOR TELEVISIONS KV1710 KV1720 SONY TC650-4 from minor neighborin 12" diag and 17" diag pilgrimages to purify himself kingdoms, and handing 01 Professional quality in the sight of heaven as standard and delux Full warranty coverage included on these $288 $299 $399 *425 quarter track tape deck prescribed in the Conftician patronage. The Vietnamese 1 3 motors • 3 heads, logic law of China. valued clean demonstrators. REG. 329.95 REG. 349.95 REG. 449.95 a strong army. 1 REG. 479.95 solenoid control His successors up to 1943 Long is said to Demonstrator ir continued the ritual, commanded 140,000 mel ; SCOTT RECEIVERS-M0DELS357-367& 387 perfect cond. traveling by 9edan chair and a fleet of 100 ships wi I 357 50- watts RMS at 8 ohms, 367 - 65 watts RMS at 8 ohm^ Regular 499.95 along the narrow road due supporting armament, I 387 -110 watts RMS at 8 ohms. Top performing models to south of the main palace maintain his territoril J | fit anyone's budget Compare performance. on all demonstrates. FULL warranty 10% OFF SONY TC440 gate, themselves and on prostrating the circular esplanade. Hie ritual broad boundaries against Thais Cambodians. He headquartered I Auto | SONY was said to guarantee a reverse stereo good garrisons in citadels built cj 2000 PREAMP, 5000 TUNER, 3200 POWER AMP tape deck. Features harvest. the plan of the "star forts" { I combination. Described by AUDIO magazine The Chinese cultural as "Total reverse record the French military engine! J control would best describe the combination" ... "total Dual capstan influence in Hue is just the tip of the iceberg. China has Vauban. Two of f I purity of sound" (Reprints available) SONY is restyling Full 3 YEAR drive system citadels have figured I I the preamp and tuner so we're PART & LABOR Built in echo. been a factor in every period recent battle news. offering the combination of Vietnamese history, j at fantastic savings. Sound and performance superior to WARRANTY REGULAR $379.95 DEMONSTRATOR overshadowing her national The Quang Tri Citai with its thick walls 1 ! most lines costing much more. Regular total 1088.50 life geographically, watch - towers, wa ■ FAMOUS MAKE CLOSEOUT ZENITH 14" COLOR TV linguistically, culturally and final defense line of tl ON ALL ITEMS small enough to be really portable, but politically. Vietnamese Infi ■ J from Zenith, RCA and Voice of Music. Stereos, televisions, and radios all must 8 SONY-DUAL-SHURE-RECTILINEAR COMPONENT SYSTEM go. 20-40%rO OFF big enough for family viewing. Original price 339.95 DEMO *249 in In the 900 years up to the arrival of the French overlords 1885, the Vietnamese sovereigns held their throne Division until it fled in tl face of strong N Vietnamese assaults. GARRARD , The Hue Citadel The SONY STR6045 will outperform by virtue of a seal issued by surrounding the Imperil any receiver at its price and it's featured as the control center for this the system. Coupled Sons of Heaven in with the DUAL 1215 turntable complete with walnut base, cover and SHURE M91E ZERO 100 Peking. Palace has today become a| Rectilinear XI loundspeakers the system will deliver flawless. Full mag. elliptical Range, stereo music reproduction. cartridge - plus the QQ Automatic turntable with Vietnamese At intervals the monarchs armed camp bristling v " antiaircraft weapons 1 ■ 5 YEAR PART & LABOR WARRANTY ON I WW Zero acknowledged th'eir ENTIRE SYSTEM. Tracking error heavy machine guns, REG 586.00 SAVE 87.00 subordination by payment Complete with B2 grounds swarming 1 S PIONEER TX900 TUNER of tribute. *219 4 ONLY base, D2 cover & Vietnamese tanks. EMPIRE ELLIPTICAL 999E/X 999PE/X Emperor Gia Long and his ■ S their top tuner for two years and still better than most more expensive units. Reg. 259.95 '169 magnetic cartridges. Empire 999VE/X mag. elliptical successors in Hue ruled like miniature Chinese emperors, In the Tet offensive 1968 Viet Cong occupied most of the I" trooj i S NORELCO 2000 CASSETTE DECK Upgrade your present cartridge NOW and $"|495 $^95 cartridge mounted & adjusted. LIMITED SAVE 74.80 receiving tribute themselves Citadel. Huge holes w ■ Offers good performance and many g features found on higher priced models. Reg. 99.95 '64 SAVE LIST 44.95 QUANTITY AVAILABLE Reg. total $293.80 Ac H Oc J * L 1c I XEROX COPIES blown in the brick walls. Tl canals around the citadel stl swarm with samp 50 copies $1.50 houseboats, as they < EAST LANSING'S ONLY SOURCE the days of courtiers a from your original FOR QUALITY STRINGED mandarins. LOWEST PRICES The few VietnameB INSTRUMENTS. FASTEST SERVICE visitors to the city these Expert Service daj S GUILD MARK III CLASSIC MARTIN D12-20 OVATION 12 STRING GUITAR on Theses still like to lie at night in tj guitar. Clean demo with a 12 string quitar The Paper Eater open houseboats on f plush case. Reg. 275.00 '199 REG. 425.00 Being chosen by more and more top artists for its tonal purity. REG. 449.00 $389 211 Abbott Road (next to State Theatre) river. The massive walls loom high in the citadj niglf SAKURA JUMBO FOLK KAY 5 STRING sky. The outline of adelica| Guitar. A very popular 351-4321 Open 9 a.m-9 p.m pagoda is silhouetted againP Banjo. Complete HARMONY JUMBO SOVEREIGN the moon. imported instrument. The with case. The perfect Folk guitar. Spruce top. Mahogany *69 tone and construction will choice for the intermediate sides & back, deluxe purfling. surprise you at this price Big ■ REGULAR 95.00 NOW GIBSON J-40 FOLK banjo player. REG. 139.50 guitar sound at a small price REGULAR 119.95 $79 SENIORS! GIBSON ■ Guitar. Top quality hard - ■ woods throughout. Comes $239 B25-I2N 12 string t07c FACTORY SECONDS-DEMOS some damaged - all reparable. Pick up a real bargain while AA OAQ/ ftfT union wants to remind you man g with Archcraft Plush WITH PLUSH Natural top they last - always a popular dU"'bU /KJ A Wl llir1 that if you're ■ case. Regular 282.00 CASE REGULAR $345.00 item during our sale. graduating June 11th LIMITED SELECTION you rfiould buy A WIDE SELECTION OF LPS AND TAPES your cap & gown IN I & TFiXlPI ALL MUSIC CATEGORIES AT LOW DISCOUNT PRICES CONSISTENT, NOWI All you do is go to the 4th floor of the Union between 8:30 a.m. and ■ 8 TRACK TAPES NEW! ROLLING ROBERTA FLACK CLOSEOUT LP'S 5:30 p.m. June 1 81 2, J| Current albums name artists ■ Rock - Soul - Folk 6.98 Value $397 STONES L.P. 'Exile on Main Street' List 9.H b$598 'FIRST TAKE' LP List 5.98 $379 All stereo, wide selection by various artists. $ 199 | or June 5 -9. For only $6.00 you ■ CONCERT FOR SPIRIT 'FEEDBACK' AMERICA LP JETHRO TULL can look as great ■BANGLADESH' LP LP Featuring: 'A Horse as Union Man I ■ Various artists List 12.98 $1"J98 LIST 5.98 $379 with No Name' List 5.98 $379 'Thick as List 5.98 a Brick' $379 245 ANN STREET 402 S.WASHINGTON E. LANSING OPEN WED. & THUR. UNTIL 9 P.M. LANSING OPEN MON. & FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. CONVENIENT TERMS AVAILABLE JL rf music co. MASTER CHARGE - BANKAMERICARD State News, East Lansing, Michigan pchiftf Thursday, June 1, 1972 9 -atenev»s The Classified Ad Game Is ice Ossified 365-8255 Nearly Over - 1 p.m. Deadline for Last Day's 355-8255. Paper. ■ HURRY - Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING Automotive by Phil Frank Scooters & Cycles Employment Employment R BUICK SPECIAL 1962. Beit FIAT 850 reasonable offer. Call Spider, 1971. Radio, 351-8695 after 5 p.m. 3-6-2 meg wheels, good NORTON 750cc, 1968 P-11. APARTMENT RESIDENT MANAGER TRAINEE: TO condition. 12 500 miles. $750. 372-2094 for 2-6 or 353-1725, manager. Large property work leading National $2100. CADILLAC 1958. New 332-1730. 3-6-2 Dave. 1-6-1 management firm needs a Company producing Country exhaust, extremely mature married couple to and Western stage shows. If eather, E, dependable HONDA 1968 3 05 transportation. Asking $130 FORD GALAXIE assume management you are looking for a 1964. 349-2433. 5-6-1 needs SCRAMBLER. Runs great. responsibilities for apartment financially rewarding career transmission. Best offer. 355-1224. 3-6-2 Call 489-3177 after 6 p.m. complex. Husband and wife with e future, then this is the CAMARO 1970.3-speed, 2-6-2 must have ability to job for you. A good rowoTivE Mickey Thompson tires. FORD VAN 1962. Excellent communicate and get along personality, basic honesty goters & Cycles Phone 351-8229. 3-6-2 condition, best offer. Must HONDA 305 SCRAMBLER with people. Mechanical end ability to travel pre - ti & Service sell. 349-1798. 2-6-2 1967, runs great, dependable, ability is essential. Full time requisites. For further CHEVROLET IMPALA 1966. $325. 351-0089. 2-6-2 opportunity (apartment information phone 489-6953. FORD included). Sorry, no pets or hardtop, excellent condition 4 door, V-8, WINDOW van 1965^ SUZUKI 50cc small children. P.O. Box 538, 7-6-2 Rebuilt engine. $550 or AUTOMATIC. 332-1918. 3-6-2 offer. 351-8760. 2-6-2 $75 negotiable. And 3 kittens Lansing 48933. 5-6-2 WANTED: WAITRESSES to free, 332-8057. x-5-6-1 work this summer in the CHEVROLET 1967 CAPRICE. FORD GALAXIE 1962. EDUCATION AND training "Old Crow Ber", Rathskeller 362. Automatic, power, Good interior, KAWASAKI MACH III 1970. director. Person with proven and II Forno Room in flood automatic, condition. $900. Jim power steering, $125 will 4500 miles, good, fast. $775. ability to establish needs, Saugatuck's CORAL I SALE 349-0476. 3-6-2 deal. 351-5381. 3-6-2 349-1942.3-6-1 develop and present manage- GABLES. Very good pay. imals tment^/supervisory /technical Both experienced and m treat th CHEVROLET 1966 FORD SOLEX "MOTORIZED" programs at all levels. General non-experienced girls needed. ile Homes Van. 1962 Galaxie. V - 8 Rebuilt engine. $500. or best bicycle. Good condition. Hospital with Community Call after 12 noon and Found j, offer. 351-1658. 2-6-2 automatic, power, must see Year old. Must sell. Mental Health Center. Degree evenings, 332-4996. 3-6-2 ISONAL $190.355-7958.3-6-1 332-0260. 2-6-2 in Education or related fields. ' leave Ei ^PERSONAL CHEVROLET BELAIR 1963. FORD GALAXIE 1965. AN Attractive salary and excellent SECRETARY: estate Very dependable Excellent condition. Phone fDR ONEMISMKE ONMVTERHfflPFR? TRIUMPH, BONNEVILLE 650, benefits. Contact Personnel RECEPTIONIST Gaylord, - irand Rh 1968, extra chrome. Call Michigan. Call or write, rst week ireation transportation. $150 332-6676. Price $250. 3-6-2 r HP W4S LEAVE THE PRICE739 OM ITl" 349-1298 after 3 p.m. Director, St. Lawrence JAMES BOYS REALTY, negotiable. 882-1698 Bruce 3-6-2 Hospital. Equal Opportunity IVICE 2-6-2 — &HUNKL/ STEANN4/Brt 1*23/ £ LMiiW. MW Employer. 3-6-1 P.O. Box 129, Gaylord, FORD 1 966 V-8, 289 SUZUKI 1970 200cc, 24 H.P. °gan Stre i"uc,,on Michigan 1-732-2831. 3-6-2 automatic, power steering, Excellent condition. Industrial Summer Jobs ninq Service ■ping CHEVY 1962, $175. Good radio. Must sell. col ate LNSPORTATION transportation, 72,000 miles Phone Automotive Automotive $350/be»i offer. 332-1977. For Men And Women. DRIVER, 25 or older, some 339-8390. 5-6-2 3-6-2 485-0684. 2-6-2 Experience not Required. experience pulling trailer. To stomers, IITED PINTO 1971. Automatic, 2000cc Packaging, warehousing, drive car to Florida. Terms JAGUAR X KE VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1966. assembly, light machine 1968 KAWASKE 1970 Trail Boss. and time to be arranged. CHEVY, 1962. dependable engine, radio, Phone Clean, no rust, newly operation, hen buyi convertible, baby blue, 351-4780 after 6 p.m. 224 Rebuilt to125cc's, Hooker 372-3544. 2-6-2 transportation, excellent mechanic certified, excellent overhauled engine and parts. C.AII engine. $125. Call 337-2758. Gunson. 4-6-2 Good driving.482-1226. 7-6-2 Pipe. Must sell, best offer. - Det i 3-6-1 condition, AM/FM, new tires, 646-3514. 3-6-2 $1.60-$1.75 per hour. 100 PARAGON PRODUCTS, INC. clutch.373-3287. 8-5 pickle packers for Mt. p.m. PONTI AC TEMPEST 1968. Clemens approx. June 15th is currently interviewing for 393-1265 after 5 VOLKSWAGEN 1971 COMET and $695. Call 372-9145 between 120 day run, $1.75. summer employment, 1962 Station wagon. Super-Beetle. Excellent tguj mi aaas Runs good, dependable weekends. 1-6-1 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. 3-6-2 condition. Radial tires. Employers Temporary automobile required. Service, Inc. 351-5800 for information. gjaaaBE transportation. $60. 355-1039. 2-6-2 JEEP CJ-5, 1970. 10x16.50 tires. V-6, plow and winch. PONT I AC 1967, executive, 2 AM/FM radio. 8500 miles, $1800. Call 484-5216. 3-6-2 I960 BSA Goldstar. Legendary (not an employment agency) Centerline - 8561 E. 10 Mile C-2-6-2 door, excellent condition. 4 500 single. Clean dependable. All or Detroit - 52 Henry ADVERTISING SALES, need 2 COMET any part of. 339-2987. Doug, 351-0354 after 4:30 1960. Good new tires plus 2 snows. To be VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1965. Madison Heights 25407 John R 2-6-1 persons to sell eds to local the regufl transportation. $195. or best seen at 308 West Lapeer, Great shape, new tires and p.m. 3-6-2 Mr. Clemens - 31 Church 3e Picnic tables and B-B-Q pits and stuff. Read just north of Mt. Hope Rd. — — — T~ T" r- t r- 16 Wander „H°Vor wore features than you'll ever get Employment 18. Divot 1 1 8 this from only $180 a month. - — . . . rT" 21. Fairy TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for I ■Antral Air Conditioning ■ All Utilities included 23. Exclamation Pt electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes summer and fell. The* specious luxury epertments ere completely BABYSITTER. JULY and m 24 Abstract being I | s?!h „lely ^mished ■ Balcony or Patio Units cerpeted end furnished with distinctive Spenlsh Medlterreneen August. Northern cottage. 25. Harden W IB Imii.u1' «luring a Are" wi,h drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen U«ii«?.ih-*r RMng.rator Range ■ Disposera ■ Laundry facilities ■ Storage and furniture. Eech unit hes e dlshwesher, garbage disposal and Individual 361-1666.4-6-2 T5~ fr jj^ ;34 26. 27. Trouble Flit central control eir oonditloning. These four men units heve up to 3 • 1 Unlimited Parking. ■ Party Room parking spaces per unit. Reoreetion Is pienned for with e glent heeted EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - % 16 u 17 TT _ 28 32.Troop Aurora Recent grad or faculty wife. entertainers swimming pool, tecreetlon rooms end prlwete belconles. If you went to Challenging, ir sr SWIMMING ram be emong the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM cell todey. The 2 opportnlty to rewarding serve private To , Wy m 5 _ 33. Make over 35. Also 36 Cat-o'-nine- Model Apt L.'02-A bedroom units atert et $0O/month per man. foundation students in eerving religious living college ua ■ ■Ukil v/Mwm V//, ym till! FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: Nnbihu % 7/, mmum H urn 39 dimon unit setting. Polynesiin Open 9 a.m. to fi p in. Fast, completely LARRY SCOTT et 351-7166. THREE, SIX, NINE end TWELVE accurate typist, proficient 349-3530 MONTH LEA8E8 AVAILABLE . speller and capable of il ■■■ ■ ■■ 41. Silkworm 42 Arena a>artmint» ALL STATK MANAGEMENT CO., INC. overseeing bookkeeper ELr□Var □ ■ m LL□ 4344 Gate receipts MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 241 E. SAQINAW HWY. SUITE 411 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 through JE. Salary open. 332-3666 days, 361-0216 evenings. 2-6-2 tt YM W/A UiLL□ 45. Mortils t£ Ubor union 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent Student Apartments Apartments 3SS-8255 355-8255 Apartments |.|np#.A(IU Apartments ^Purlnientt ONE BEDROOM apartment, furnished. Air - conditioned, quiet. Suitable for single EFFICIENCY $85/month. Available - SHARE bath. $85 deposit. June 6th. DIRECTORY TWO BLOCKS downtown MSU. Air conditioned, fully GIRL NEEDED. Three man. Summer, air conditioning. Pool. $53. 337-1826. 5-62 0NE MAN summer, $70 r^ii furnished, carpeted, GE person or couple. Okemos. 349-0837 after 5 p.m. 2-6-2 Furnished, utilities paid. Call 351-1405 after 5 p.m. 2-6-2 • EYES EXAMINED bead crafts, AMEhltiAN SOSTFJEss"" kitchen, dishwasher, pleasant 332-6849 3-6.^ '1 • GLASSES lawns, Spacious 1 and 2 oecoupaqe supplies, MACHINES °UPLEX • CONTACT LENS bedrooms. RENTS 1 or 2 BEDROOM furnished THREE VETERANS for four art 339-8258 reproductions mobile homes. $25-$30 per week. Quiet and peaceful on a lake. 10 minutes to campus. -man fall term. Call Mark 882-8504 after 6 p.m. 2-6-2 DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist C6-Optical Services 8218 S. Logan. 393-4390 693 candle making (uppllea Enfield's Incorporated 1477 Haslett Elec. Typewriters ADDING MACHINE Rd, Haslett SLASHEDI 513 Hlllcrett. 351-0705 or 355-0900. 3-62 STUDENT "731 Burcham" APARTMENTS ^vsard9$;;5.$' ?62 371-4878 XI ;3 M-43, Okemos. 34*1940 RENTALS NICE BASEMENT apartment, available for summer at special 641-6601. 0-2-6-2 MAN IS available i 2 - 4 men / women 2 rete of $165/month. for two, three four - man Fee CUSTOM NCTURB FRAMES . Each University Inn BUD'S bedrooms, quiet, clean, apartment aoaormodMas 2 SUMMER ONLY. One bedroom Apartment. Summer. Chuck 353-1347. 1-6-1 imny ptttenu of molding rQ Barber Shop Auto Parts Inc. cooking, privacy. students. Well furnished, or 3 Houset furnished, very close. $130. Call 339-2961. 2-6-2 NEED TO sublease 4 man BOB JONES PAINTS Fad Service The Price is Right H |A JIMMIE BORN Appointments Only Late Model Motors and parts a speciality. Summer/fall. 332-4709. 3-62 Including air conditioning, ewimmlng pool, dishwasher, 2 Utif block from camPU, J - SUBLET 2 bedroom, 1ft bath disposal, dressers, study areas, rooms, 1 BEDROOM, 1 block campus. Waters Edge starting fall. Call 477-S141 Mmob LO <^7 1100 Trowbridge East Lansing Rd. Halfway between Holt and apartment from shag carpeting. Avalalble from comp|#t#|y ^Jl 3 month lease. $130/month. 353-0381, 353-0359. 2-6-2 Ph. - 351-1110 Mason on N. Cedar 694-2154 Mason/Abbot across dormitories. June 15th. Call 351-7212 or J**.Call J32.4678. 2!| 351-4495. 215 Louis. 2-5 washday savings Call 351-5532. 3-62 stop by and see Linda 3 p.m. Monday - Friday. 3-MAN summer sublet, $150, air 2sc per tout The beet for lea COLLEGE TRAVEL A to Z RENTAL apartment 205- A. or Bill in B,EDR00M~du. unfurnished. $210 Jun! 0-2-6-2 conditioned, 126 Milford. 351-8927 2-6-2 Special Texu Wuher SOc OFFICE 6019 S. Cedar 393-2232 2 BEDROOM in married ' September. 351.41 wendrow's econowash U-HAUL RENTALS housing June 15 - September 4-6-2 130 West Grand River Ave. MARRIED STUDENTS VALLEY-TOWRIGHT 1, $30/week or $115/month. & FACULTY ROOMMATE summer WANTED, male, term, 731 3006 Viae St. 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. | blk. w. of Seere 351-6010 permanent hitches installed Cable TV. 355 3218 after 6 SUBLET - SUMMER, merried CLbLE, S0NE Beal street Utllltl*! p.m. 3-62 housing, ** 337-2595 Apartments. 351-1209. 2-6-2 one bedroom, $109 month. Phone 355-6127. 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. NEED ONE person for two ^■S^Trxnii^B v f V \r w^M CYCLOPS STUDIO HOUSE PAINTING WANTED: 1 girl for summer. 3-6-2 tome with study bedroom two man luxury Photography Reasonable Rates Collingwood Apartments. Call Beth, 351-6708 after 6 lovely "•□room furnish! apartment. 351-7341. 26-2 ^SHOBS We See things Jere Brown p.m., days 332-2070. 8 5-24 SUMMER ONLY: 3 1 H bedroom, campus house, aero H*ri»7i J *149 on from In a Different way bath, fu rn ished per mo. AVAILABLE SOON - 3 room, YOUR CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE IN FRANOOR * BruceDouKlas apartment. 355-0975, 5-7 Available Septemb*| air 220 albert 332 -0573 SUMMER. 2 or 3-man p.m. 3-62 l8»»e. $450 p|u. '■ conditioned, unfurnished 349-4617, 349-2781 UNFURNISHED except refrigerator and stove. apartments. Close to campus. 349-3604. 0-2-62 PAR-MOR WALLY'S Call Tom or Steve, 332-5040. SUMMER: 2 men wanted for 1 block from A & P. Adults. GEORGE TOTH children welcome 332-4886. 2-6-2 GOLF COURSES BODY SHOP Over 20 Years In Mason CUSTOM TAILORING 2-61 3-man 2 bedroom luxury EAST SIDE of Available summer Lil please, no pets lllumlnatad Driving Range - free estimates - SHOP apartment. Americana tt 1 BLOCK from We alterations, custom tailoring, WANTED: 1 or 2 girls by June Apartments. $60 each. 489-2089. 2-62 campus. 2 9 hola Par 3 Specialize In Insurance Work; Collision Service; repairs guaranteed 20th or July 1st. $52/month. 351 1303. 3-62 bedrooms, 2 persons, KNOB HILL & Regulation course furnished, balcony, air - Corner Park Lk. Rd. & e. m-78 Expert Painting 677 - 7391 workmanship Pool. Call 482-6389, EAST SIDE bedroom house. of LmJ conditioned, fall or summer. 332-3432 213 n. East mason 24 West Grand 351-4330 River, e. Lanslnc 882-7066 3-6-2 after 5:30 p.m. WANT TO sublet for July, utilities paid. c*L REDUCED SUMMER furnished apartment. $180/J APARTMENTS RATES. $130. 216 Beat Street. 6:30-7:30 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET. 2,3-man. Trace. 349-2318. 3-62 Park available June 20th bedroom ap.nl I For Rent For Rent $1 349-4700 351-6088. 2-6-1 For Rent $150. University Villa. $118. SUMMER. CEDAR Greens. 50/month. TeleJ 351-5378. 3-62 351-7283. 2-62 OPEN Monday • Friday 2-man, pool, air - 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. 2 AND 3-man apartments. Apartments Apartments conditioned. $155/month. Saturday 12-5 Summer and fall rate. 220 Apartments ALBERT ST. APTS. 351 5684, 337-1693 (Coby) SUMMER, Okemos, 5 bedroom 1 p.m. Cedar, 1 block from campus. SUMMER. 4 girl apartments. 1 3-6-2 unfurnished.! NEED ONE -two girls for three plus utilities. 332-2C 337-1846. 3-6-2 block from campus. SUMMER LOCATED W MILE NORTH girl apartment. 12 month SUBLET, one Luxury Apartments 5:30 p.m. 2-62 Completely furnished. bedroom, air, pool, FURNISHED STUDIO, OF JOLLY RD. ON NEED GIRL, 'A term for one lease. Close comfortable. including a balcony or accommodates 2. $32.50 Utilities and parking - reesonable. 351-4334, after E per ONE GIRL for house OKEMOS ROAD bedroom Call 355-4813. 2-6-1 patio. Renting summer week si apartment. Pool. included. $55. 349-9609. p.m.3-61 including utiltities. and I or fall. Reduced $60. Close to ' Sandy, 351-9248. 3-6-2 2-6-2 Parking. 251 Spartan Phone MARIGOLD summer rates. 1 blk. 351-2087. 2-62 FURNISHED TWO bedroom 712V4 (coi Ionia. 4 rooms and 332-6078. 4-6-2 or 2 BEDROOM in married from campus. apartment. Two men grads, NEAR SPARROW Hospital, APARTMENTS bath. Utlities, stove, SUMMER SUBLET. I housing. $135/month, plus utilities. Midjune to Mid-September. $95/month Large 2 bedroom, furnished, 711 Burcham - 911 Marigold refrigerator included. Call 351-6676 2 BEDROOM. Furnished, air, bedroom house Large deluxe furnished one 699-2502 c Quiet, clean. 351-3267. 4-6-2 air conditioned. For summer to see. 4-6-2 summer and fall. After 4:30 campus. or_w.ll negotiate. 355-3209. bedroom apartments. Now $250. ^ fa|, $175/month. leasing for Summer. Summer p.m. 332-0625.3-6-1 2-6-2 OLDSMOB I LE, NEAR 2-62 ONE MAN needed 332-5144. 2-6-2 rates, £140 and up. Call EAST LANSING, lower duplex, 3 starting June 15th. Own bedroom, air 337-7328 for appointment. 2 bedroom, furnished, rooms, utilities paid, no pets | GIRL conditioning, near campus. WANTED LIBERAL girl for FURNISHED TWO bedroom available June 15. Telephone or children. Deposit and WANTED: MATURE roommate - SUMMER,! $75/month. 2-man. Own bedroom. Fall. MALE ROOMMATE needed for 351-5964. 662 references required. 1606 for 2 man apartment on bedroom, $70/monthl 351-8216 after 5. apartment, air - conditioned. 3-6-1 355-1994. 1-6-1 Pool. Summer. $180/month. two-man apartment, no Coleman. Call after 4:30 p.m. Kedzie Street. Joe, 351-1024 Forest Street. 35ll 2-62 Call 332-5722. 2-6-2 plastic complex, directly GIRL DESPERATELY needed 6561941.3-62 before 4 p.m. 4-62 GIRLS NEEDED FOR summer. from for LAKE LANSING - scenic area. across Union. Air - 4-man. Summer/Fall. New, Close, Air conditioned. SHARE HOUSE male L 2 bedroom. Electric heat, air, 1 BEDROOM, furnished, 3 conditioned, no deposits. Call University supervised. Call FURNISHED APARTMENT. STODDARD APARTMENT. $58. 337-9372. 2-62 John 351-3815. 2-6-2 Summer One $50. Off Michlgwl carpeting, range, refrigerator, rooms. Parking, utilities. 353-3429. 3-62 and/or fall. Call bedroom, 2 man, 332-8748 after 5 p.m. 3-62 482-4464 evenings. 1-1 disposal, laundry. Graduate or employed. furnished, air conditioned. WANTED ONE girl for four $170/month plus utilities. 332-5157. 2-6-2 LIKE HORSES? We dot Need 351-8238.4-62 man fall term. Cedar Village, SUMMER. SINGLE Inst 489-3261, 484-4157. 8-6-2 351-5026. 2-62 CAMPUS. NEAR 227 Bogue. 1 one girl starting 355-1663. 353-2500. 2-6-2 fall. SUMMER! 2, 3 men summer. $55. Air, near AVAILABLE NOW. Summer or duplex. $52.50/ml campus, furnished. 351-3979. 351-19.9 also r bedroom, furnished. Air - fall. Large, 2 bedroom, SUMMER SUBLET - two man 662 2-62 SUMMER SUBLET, air - reduced summer rent. Also 2 SUMMER! deluxe apartment. Call conditioned, carpeted, laundry, for June 16. Single conditioned, furnished, DUPLEX. room studio. Males or couple. 351-3694 between 5-6 p.m. 2-man. close. Call 351-9255 FURNISHED, 1214 E. Kalamazoo. 4-6-2 EAST SIDE, near Pen girls or married couple. $155. carpeted, close. 2 bedroom, 2-62 4 bedroom, furnished I 489-5922. 2-6-2 or 332-2184. 2-62 summer and fall. 3 bedroom 2 MAN sublet. Close to campus. carpeted. $225. 35ll $45 - LARGE 1 bedroom furnished, June 15 - August 1. Reduced 0-2-62 1 or 2 men wanted. HALSTEAD MGT. Roomy, $130. Call 353-6260. 4 - man apt. air - conditioned apartment. SUMMER summer rates. Phone Twyckingham. Beginning fall. is still leasing 355-8218 after 6 p.m. 5-62 4-6-2 Walk to MSU. Ideal for EAST married 1300 E. Grand River - $70. 351-1416. 2-62 for summer term! SIDE. 1024 E( cm per person couple. 351-1375. GROVE STREET, summer, 2 - Complete, furnished, av 2-62 351-5289 444 September, $225 per n| per month 208 Cedar Street Michigan Ave. man, cozy, $150. After 5p.m. - 351-3969. 0-2-62 351-7910 332-1965. 5-62 351-9576.3-61 >■ 2 GIRLS for 4-man, near 351-0982 campus. $45. Summer. (call after 3 p.m.) SUMMER GIRL NEEDED to she C W mm per person SUBLET, 1 girl, $39 ONE GIRL grad student needs EFFICIENCY CASA DEL SOL. k per month 351-0154. 2-62 APARTMENTS in nice house. C( per month. Immediately. housing. MSU, summer half - available for summer and fall. DISTINCTIVELY new, 1 m & 2 - man apt. 1 Bedroom $130-$160. - Riverside East. 337-0256. term. (517) 789-7417. 3-62 Air bedroom unfurnished 355-4884. 16-1 ROOMS AVAILABLE for 2-62 conditioned, nicely 2 Bedroom-$180. apartments. Central air Carpeted, clean, furnished, parking, close to summer. SUMME R- FURNISHED conditioning, dishwasher, TWO SUBLETS own bedf CEDAR VILLAGE quiet, close to campus. No Close COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2 campus. Call 349-3920 or near MSU and close ot major in house 01 to Campus, apartment, 1 block from 349 9269. 5-62 drugs, plenty of free parking, bedroom apartment (our buslines. or full APARTMENTS refrigerators. Males only. Call completely furnished, air home) for responsible campus. $120. Married. drop by and Call 351-9020 or model. 4-62 revolutionary apathy fol conditioned. 351-1708. 2-6-1 SUMMER 1, 2, 3 bedroom see 351-2755 between 2 p.m. Balconies. married couple. $150/month $60,351-1078.2-62 f Bogue St. at the Red Cedar and 5 p.m. apartments. Air conditioned, weekdays. Ask for includes utilities. SUBLEASE SUMMER, large close. after 5pm SUMMER, 4 -MAN, furnished, 351-5180 Ed. 0-2-62 TWO MAN, one bedroom Mid-June-Mid-Sept ember. Call ONE GIRL for house s furnished apartment. 2-man, air-conditioned, 351-2777. 662 air - conditioned across from References. 332-1746. 3-62 close, own room.I WALK TO campus. Summer furnished, $65/ man Close. Mason. Very inexpensive. HAYFORD SOUTH 120. $ 150/month. 351-4763, . 332-8321 or 337 0094,■ only, 4 man, utilities paid. Summer only. Ground level, 351-3995. 2-62 351-9495. 2-61 TWO BEDROOM apartments 351-0717.4-6-2 1020 Short Street. 489-1893. DOWTOWN, NEAR. 1 bedroom and 2 bedrooms, furnished. duplex. $160/month. Air 3-4 BEDROOM dufl apartment, carpeted. $135 a FREE RENT __6-6-2^ Utilities furnished. NEED TWO girls Cedar Village, month, utilities paid. for little early conditioned. Near campus. THREE BEDROOM , grad unfurnished, $210/su™ $125/month. No pets. morning and evening work. Rent for summer. 332-2110 ROOMMATE WANTED. Male, fall, winter, spring. Call 393-2700 after 7 p.m. 3-62 student. $50 each or married $225/fall. 1614 GrM 351-3969. 0-2-62 353-1012. 2-62 Apartment for 2 girls. Call 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. 5-62 own bedroom. Kings Point couple. 10 minutes from 882-4752. 3-62 332-6736. 3-62 East Apartment. $87 per OKEMOS campus. 393-3532 after 6 124 CEDAR. 2 SUMMER, 3-man EAST LANSING, luxury month. 351-0602. 5-61 man furnish SUBLET - 2 people only, $170, apartment, 2 bedrooms, 1-2 Summer. Nicely furnished. efficiency for 1 or 2, summer p.m. 3-62 OKEMOS, 3 or 4 bedrooij apartment, $67.50 summer leases only. Days 487-3216. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, air - $165/month. Fall efficiency Air conditioned. Close. Price and fall, air conditioned. den, completely furnisj PENNSYLVANIA - NORTH conditioned, pool. $100 furnished plus utilities negotiable. 351-6432. 3-62 351-1258. 8-62 - SUMMER ONLY. 5 or 10 week car garage, beautifulj 325. Available Evenings till 10 p.m. beautifully furnished. tarm. quiet neighborhood. 1" June. 1 and deposit, Luxury, air bedroom, furnished upstairs 882-2316. 0-2-62 393-8043. 2-6-2 484-4948. 3-6-2 no pets. GIRL TO share luxury furnished LARGE ONE bedroom air conditioned, furnished, 1 and from campus. 15 to September 15. r AvailableJ apartment. Utilities 2 bedrooms. $165 and up SUMMER SUBLET, two SUBLET: 2bedroom, furnished, apartment, summer only. conditioned apartments in call Barb Hepler 349-111 furnished. $110/summer. plus utilities. 489-5444. 3-62 bedroom. Grove Street. air, close. Reasonable. We'll NORWOOD APARTMENTS. Own room, pool, central air. small complex near MSU. VAN-KO REALl $125/fall. 351-3969. 0-2-62 355-2104.3-6-1 move you I 337-2088. 2-6-2 Summer sublet, near campus, $80. 339-2986. 3-6-2 Year leases or summer rates. 489-3777. 362 CAMPUS HILL - two men for reduced rates. 351-2327 after Call MUSSELMAN fall. Call Barry, Jim, 6 p.m. 4-62 SUBLET, ONE bedroom luxury REALTY, 332-3582, 349-4018. 36-2 1 GIRL - 2 GIRL house.! THIS SUMMER LIVE IN TWO MALES needed to share unfurnished apartment. Holt, 694-9913 evenings. 3-62 evenings 337-9552. 5-6-2 351-9378 or SUBLEASE SUMMER, two room, 489-1115. 1-61 Hayford Street.! apartment fall term. Near man, two bedrooms, air RENT NEGOTIABLE. One girl EAST LANSING S Cedar Village, Air conditioning, 2 baths, - for summer 2-man. Close. Air conditioning. 332-0487. SUMMER, ONE bedroom 3-man, air-conditioned, parking. $130. 332-6932. conditioned, close to campus, price negotiable. 351-1941, NEED near 2-62 3 campus. people fc $50. 351-f balcony, 351-0372. S-661 662 today. 3-62 662 NICEST STUDENT GIRL NEEDED immediately. HUMANS: OWN Cedar Gree $50/month. No deposit. struggling garden, miles, summer. B(| APARTMENTS . . . "731" 351-9524 after 6 p.m. 34-2 SUMMER: FEMALE roommate 6662060. 2-6-2 a pool, wanted. Own bedroom, cheap. Cedar Village. 361-8117.3-62 Special Summer Rates air only *55 a Get these features: month per person on 3-man occupancy and condieverythin tioning Head for the Woods Burcham Woods, that complex of furnished studio, is - a • Shag carpeting else. . . 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments. • Fine furnishings 1135 Michigan Avenue right next to Brody Complex CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS are • All appliances including dishwasher couplet units for summer and fall. These now leasing student and married Ample parking Heated pool spacious apartments are carpeted and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a Optional bars • Air and garbage disposal NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER conditioning individual air-conditioning. These two-man space for every resident. Recreation units have ample parking is planned for with a giant swimming Studio - $129/mth plus much more! pool and private balconies. We also have a full - time resident manager for 1 bedroom - $140/mth. any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR Now GREENS call today. The one - 2 bedroom — $160/mth. taking leases for the fall term. bedroom units start at $85/month Reserve your apartment man.FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALLrMARK SIMONS. per ASK ABOUT OUR FALL RATEb Now! 14p.m., 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelve month leases available. Three and two man apartments available. BURCHAM WOODS SIGN Y01R LEASE NOW!! ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 745 Burcham 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. For more information call Linda SUITE411 361-3118 see or or Bill, 731 Burcham 351-7212 MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 If no answer call 484-4014 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 1, 1972 ]] Houses J nous?* Rooms Rooms For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale June ' FURNISHED. 2 bedroonTand WOMAN. QUIET, T h.r Own room. spacious basement space for "• 1° single" close" ROOMS FOR summer term SPEAKERS BOSE 901's, used ALLIED GARRARD Panasonic >b^2074:1-6-1^__ couple $195/month. or 3 grads 4th grad add weel< summer. $100, double $180; Single. Phone 332-8635. FarmHouse one month 332-8054. 36-1 only, $425. Component system, 40 watts. Must TERM END SALE - hardbound books in stock - All Animals $45. Hagadorn near sacrifice. Mike. 10% to 75% off III Friday IsVCAMORE * Stnrt. Hope. Available July 1 Mt Fraternity. 7-6-2 332-4283. 3-6-2 onlylll CURIOUS USED ST. BERNARD PUPPIES. AKC. j 4 bedroom hou»# year 200 OLD rare records (78's). All From X-Rayed stock. Dew lease Quiet, BOOK ' advanced malt skyview. 2 car SHARE SUN PORCH, Kitchen, types. Best offer. 393-8080 PEUGEOT UO 18 10 SHOP, 541 East claws removed. 627-5661. - - speed, Grand River (below Avth. 337-0668. SUMMER 3-MAN, 3 bedroom or $99.95 SPORTSMEISTER employed gentlemen for SHOP. 332-3531. 2-6-2 PIONEER CS77 stereo speakers, house, just north of campus. p. AVAILABLE now Ask him where he abortion, low - stands on pollution control, cost housing, health care, drugs, taxes, busing and victimless crimes. You'll know where he stands and what he believes. And then you can make up your own mind whether you want to work with him in the coming campaign. WHEELS Ask him what new ideas he has, what new 349-3849. $5° thinking he can bring into state government. Fair enough? TOYOTA MEET JIM POCOCK CnTkRM' IS*1; 4rn#n. 2 Candidate for State Representative INC. Irni,:^" * 3 bedroom Kir11 ' $200/month. D#P0,,t- 7.3O tonight, Parlor A, MSU Union 2400 (.MICHIGAN AVE. 5Blocks West ol Frandor 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Sale Personal Recreation Service Service LET REA Express help LONDON $200. Weekly flights TV Mobile Homes "Bring it all home." Ship you available. Call Frank Buck, FACTS now has an Entertainment Guide as well Typing Service prepaid/collect. Call 351-22865 -7 p.m. 4-6-2 as a Shopping Guide. C-2-6-2 SKYLINE 1969, 12' *60', 482-1109. 1-6-1 Casa del Sol TYPING TERM papers and theses. Electric typewriter. 'Continued, The t„ Ir°n»pL I furnished or unfurnished, low down payment, lend contract SPAIN $219 EVERYTHING FOR YOUR Fast service. Call 349-1904. ih . Wo studentl HAIR. Spray*, shampoos, hot terms. Brookview Park, Peanuts Personal Plus 10% TIPS, TAXES* combs, and dryers. UNION 7-6-2 Announcements for It's Co recreational softbaU for all SERVICES What's Perry. 625-3451. 2-6-2 Happening must be married students and POLAK-DEXTER loves you but June 8 - 19 BUILDING BARBER SHOP. Inslrni'lioii received In the State News held at 1 p.m. spouses i, . Soils, South d and J. C-1-6-1 NEW MOON 1961. 10' x 50' on I love you most Fake complete package office. 341 Student Services Sundays at the soft hall field. Spartan £>phon,0«', ju5j . . . lot near campus. Carpeting Shrubs foreverl double occupancy Bldg.. by 1 Village. yei» Saginaw Love, PHOTOGRAPHY. WE p.m. at leant two Banana. 1-6-1 FREE PORT see thing* and air - conditioner. 332-1366. 2-6-2 BAHAMAS $109 In a different way. Portraits, NECESITA COLOMBIANO dux* No days before publication. will be MSU Friends of Traditional UnderthecateJl GREAT LAKES. 10' PRINCESS RUNNING bear: Thanks for a memorable Jet, Hotel, Transfers weddings, commercial. CYCLOPS STUDIOS, 220 para veces practicar espenol. Dos semanal Favor llamar accepted by ph< Music will present a folk featuring Bob Mainfort and concert studen°l x 54'fully Quad occupancy al telefono 393 2039 despues announcements will be accepted Albert, 332-0573. C 2 6-2 Susie Douglas, Tim Julian memorial. Lookout, here (double available) de las 5 de la tarde. 3-6-2 for events outside the and aPPear #s J ■ jP greater others at 8 p.m. Friday in comes another one) Love, the the Sherman Walker LONDON TV, HI-FI repairs. Recorders, McDonel Klva. chief. 1-6-1 or Munnich radios. Dependable, low nLTr" A*hie 'bL rates. Save. 351 6680. Transportation MSU Gay Liberation invites The Holt Jaycees will J^son, Sojjl Round Trip/Jet only present 1959 GREAT LAKES, 10'x50\ LOBSTER: CAN I FORCE you all friends to mass at 5 DETROIT/WINDSOR 0-2-6-2 p.m. Charlie Chaplin movie air, skirted, campus 1 mile. to go trout riding with Friday downstairs in the Alumni night Evenings 6-7 p.m. 351-3133. George and the honeys again? departures^ $219 EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad MADISON WISCONSIN. Ride Chapel. Father Gerry Cavanaugh featuring "The Tramp," "The Vagabond" and eight others at 8 4-6 1 Love, Hammerhead. 1-6-1 needed, after finals. Will pay. will celebrate the mass. STUDENTOURS students, reliable, references. Phone 482 4380. 4 6-2 p.m. Saturday in the Holt high NEED ONE girl BOO-HOWDY! Welcome back TRAVEL CENTER Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. School auditorium. ^etau» there w, — far necessary - to good old y "VI ' f~\ ^ 129 E. GRAND RIVER Free estimates. C-2-6-2 RIDER WANTED FOR N.Y.C. Summer Circle Free Theater Publication 0(! own room - no lease. USA. Makes will hold open auditions for two News A 1 Call 351-2650 The MSU Baha'i Club will during rln 485-8588. 3-6-1 Heart soar like a Hawk. Friday. 6-2-72 or East, call Michael. S-2-6-2 /7Tv\ or appt. Dan 353-6964, comedy productions at 7:30 hold a deepening on "The week, Gant i th| BUDDY 8'x30', spacious design, UNION BOARD FLIGHTS still Typing Service 1-frl 353-7229. p.m. today in 49 Auditorium. Anyone may audition. Elimination of Prejudice" at of the election! carpeted, skirted, fenced AKO. I love you very, very available from $199 to $299. WE CAN type your papers, As 7:30 p.m. today in the lounge. Everyone Is welcome. Snyder notified by Gant also reg^l yard, shed, near campus, much I Gladly yours. Contact UNION BOARD any well as copying! THE PAPER EXTRA TV'S seil fast in spring Basil Stergios will present a times and annoj $1400. 489-3107 days! Honeypoo. 1-6-1 weekday. 1-4 p.m. C-2-6-2 EATER, 211 Abbott, with low-cost Want Ads. Dial program on "Aquatic Habitats" The Design 143 class arts and for Friday's places oT 351-4321. C-1-6-1 3558255. for the Michigan Botanical Club crafts sale has been rescheduled electiM 351-2574 evenings. 3-6-2 BARB, CHERYL, DEBBIE, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in 204 and will be held from 8 a.m. to booths will he ELLEN, ILISE, JOANI, S.B. Real Estate TYPTNQ ~IN~ my" East !0:30 1959 GENERAL Thanks for the Lansing Wanted Horticulture Bldg. 4 p.m. today in front of Wells a.m. t0 i-gEI bedroom, excellent 10'x46', two Love, your AEPhi memories! Sisters. EAST LANSING near MSU by home. Close to 332-3306. 0-2-6-2 campus. A Te Hall. Proceeds will go to repair the following reside! the damage done to People's condition, East Lansing, 1-6-1 owner. Gracious older home, Indochina War, sponsored RESPONSIBLE GRAD student 332-1610. 5-6-2 trees, solid comfort, 54 acre. BUILDING AND contracting. couple wishes James Madison College, will be by Church. Hubbard, OwenJ to rent small Holmes, Case and JUDY, MICHELE. LISA, The MARSHA. AEPhis Brick, 5 bedrooms, pine study family room, super - Ceramic tile and carpentry house within 2 miles of held between 9 and II a.m. and The Free Store will have a f Lost & Found Welcome you to sisterhood! size kitchen, double garage, work and our painting. Small jobs specialty. Free estimates. campus. Call between 7-10 p.m. 349 0548.4-6-2 2 and 5:30 p.m. today third Root of Case Hall and in on the meeting to get things going for summer term at 4 Polling boothswillf from 9 a.m. to 3 J 1-6-1 basement, many extras. Call 482-0056 anytime. 3-6-2 Wilson auditorium. p.m. today in LOST: GRAY female cat, 332-2660.Available July. 27 Student Services Bldg. from 6 p.m. to 8 CANOE. METAL in p* Hubbard area. Her kittens D.D. COME lilacking with me? __6-6-2 HOUSEPAINTING condition and two good boy's Lyn Briggs College Everyone is invited. following clal need milk. Call 353-7399 if Till June 17th. Love, L.L. OKEMOS FOREST Hills. 4 PROFESSIONAL. 2 year Schwinn Stingray bicycles. buildings: South! found. 3-6-2 1-6-2 bedroom - experience in area. Free Call 487-3096. S-5-6-2 representatives to the Academic The Christian Science Besseyand Berkeyhl Colonial, formal dining room, large eating area estimate. 351-7714. 5-6-2 Council and vote on a Organization will meet at 4 p.m. Polling booths will LOST BUTANE lighter, initials G.M.F.C. SALUTES Lois for the open from 8 a.m. BAB on it. Call Barry, wild weekend. George loves in ktichen, built - ins. Family BIAFRAN POUND notes. Must referendum from 10 a.m. to 4 today in the West Shaw meeting tol ANN the 351-8220. 1-6-1 to ride trout. Mulamba room with fireplace, patio BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. be in good condition. p.m. today at the base of the room. All arc welcome. Union anl Timba. The executive and 2 car garage. In top 351 9300. 5-6-2 west staircase. International Center! condition and priced right. Complete service for LOST WHITE longhaired angora 2-6-2 . HUGHES AND dissertations, theses, DON'T FORGET blood comes Hubbard Hall Black Caucus kitten 306 Beal. Barry, manuscripts, general typing, 351-8220. 1-6-1 JOHNNIE ANGEL little GTO is OK without blessing, GM. ASSOCIATES 489-9315 349 4286. 2-6-2 or IBM. 22 years experience. only from people. Save a life. Give blood. Professional will present F:bony In Motion today. There will be a soul FOR THE 349-0850. C-2-6-2 dinner, fashion show and live 1-6-1 donors compensated. Personal Service TYPING MICHIGAN COMMUNITY entertainment. The fashion OlomxmxlMi THESES and letters, BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183 show will begin at 6:30 p.m. etc. Rapid, accurate service. C-2-6-2 PREGNANT? WE understand. Recreation PROFESSIONAL SUEDE and Experienced. 393-4075. The School of Social Work Call us. PREGNANCY leather cleaning and C-6-2 GOOD will COUNSELING. 372-1560. UNION BOARD FLIGHTS still DOWN sleeping bag. present a colloquium on refinishing. OKEMOS DRY "Can white therapists be 0-2-6-2 available from $199 to $229. crank - out windows for VW CLEANERS. 2155 Hamilton COMPLETE THESES service. Contact UNION BOARD any Bus. 351 2910. 5-6-1 effective with black and Chicano Road, Okemos. 349-0910. Discount printing. IBM PERSONAL GROWTH weekday, 1-4 p.m. C-6-2 0-1-6-1 clients and can male therapists typing and binding of theses, SCHWINN COLLEGIATE be effective with female clients WORKSHOP resumes, publication. Across Basic encounter group in SUMMER IN EUROPE - Only FOR 5-speed, girl's model. and vice versa?" at 3 p.m. today QUALITY service on from campus, corner M.A.C. residential setting. $210! Call Toll Free 351-1034 after 4 p.m. 3-6-2 in the Captain's Room, Union. stereos. TV's and recorders. Professional staff. 6 days, 1-800-225-2531. Free travel and Grand River, below THE STEREO SHOPPE. June 18-2 3. $1S0. Call Planner Prime Jones Stationery Shop. Call - dates! 337-1300. C-2-6-2 PHOI PHOTOS Roger Stimson, Ph.D.; UNI-TRAVEL COPYGRAPH SERVICES, YOU CAN WEAR! 353-^:90 or 349-1584. 337-1666. C-2-6-2 CORPORATION. 14-6-2 PHOTOCOPIES 3c TERM END SALE - All BEAT XEROX prices TERM JET FLIGHTS to Germany PAPERS typed by Photograph (or any photo hardbound books in stock - from $159. Anne Munnich, CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 experienced typist. Close or art work you to want) on 10% to 75% off!!! Friday Albert, 332-1100. C-2-6-2 campus. 484-1874. 15-6-1 sporty tank tops or T-shirts 355-7846. 4-6-2 for only $3.99! crlyIII CURIOUS USED BOOK SHOP, 541 East Grand River (below Paramount News) 1-6 p.m., PARIS 332-0112. 2-6-2 !J 75c off & GAY GRADUATE Students call 351-3815 for informal CALL meeting - talk and food. 2-6-2 on a King 16" (1 item or more) Varsity COLLEGE FREE ... A lesson in Piz2a. Valid with this ad Thurs., June 1. complexion care. Call 1972. THE PAPER EATER 484-4519, East Michigan or TRAVEL 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE NCRM/>N ^ Free Fast Hot Delivery starts at 6:30 P.M. 211 Abbott Rd. (next to State Thea.) 351-6010 COSMETICS C-V6-1 STUDIOS. * 351-4321 Open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. MARRIED STUDENT Activities Day Care Center in Spartan Village has openings for schoolers age 254 - 5 years in pre - * * VARSITY * 1227 diarRiver (.I 332-6517 Top Casl the summer classes. (Start June 19) Please call 353-5154 if interested. 4-6-2 GRADUATE ANYTIME TO A BIG MAC 234 West Grand River 1024 East Grand River open Sun. - Thursday till 1 a.m. McDonald's Friday and Saturday till 2 a.m. ACROSS FROM OL/N AT