White male fears job discrimination qfpKIE HANES * n.. By BECKIE HANES n..» n_. in the hiring of new MSU faculty. State Newt Staff Writer By fall, 1974, the University goal is this quality no matter if the applicant from the University. Herman Prior to October 1972, the only graduate assistant in the Dept. of King, asst. provost, and hiring policy the University followed to have 140 faculty members in the is a member of a minority or not, the Sharp encourages departments to alish says he fears that he may be I? .T asSt' director the office was an informal tenure system who are members of a middle income white male, is p which consisted give women an opportunity. She also Eliminated against in future ,triqUl stress that.PPurtUnity both of mostly hiring one friends to fill faculty minority group and 319 females in the expressing "He concern King said. feels the cards are monitors departments to determine nloyment because he is white and hiring quality people openings, King said. The new hiring tenure system. In 1971, the faculty stacked how they filled faculty positions jSLuse he is male. ®X-of university primary ,race or «« ^the policy is an official procedure which consisted of 96 250 females. minority members and against him," he said. "If women are opened last September and who was r "Though I have not been refused a The s concern. assures that everyone has applying, he feels he doesn't have a interviewed for the position. new a chance at good chance." Lh because I am a white male, I know practices in faculty hiring King said the official hiring policy F°0le who have and it is getting out aDr^vino"?6 Write maleS Wh° are will assure identical screening for all King said he does not know if this If the department was negligent in Eid " the angry man exdaims. ann^h apprehens've, faculty Position to be °r * because The goals, established by the applicants and provide uniformity situation is true, but admitted that it is fair hiring practices, Sharp's office The graduate assistant is voicing a not receive first now they will administration, during the hiring procedure. The a worry. sends a letter to the department that other white maies in the consideration are being monitored policy was prompted by the growing "Sure we get complaints (like this)," outlining the resources and reference Also, because by the Equal Opportunity Office, King University community have begun to of the growing Sharp said. These goals concern about the lack of women and said, "but we got complaints materials available to help them concern that women are the number f.k gbout - that a priority on women represented in and minorities be of women and minorities MSU would minorities in faculty positions, he said. But even though the before. The complaints come from those who didn't get the job." contact women and minorities. "Our purpose is to educate people, rd minorities in hiring may spell goals faculty composition, like to have working as University is ,r jobs for qualified white males. not quotas - are being stressed faculty stressing the same standards for Sharp said that any goals are members by 1974. academic excellence and dependent on "a good faith" effort (continued 12) searching for on page michigan Volume 65 Number 11P East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Tuesday, March 6, 1973 Indians refuse to leave, make additional demands WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) - The Dept.'s Sunday offer to the Indians as envelope to be returned to the Justice continued to observe the Wounded Indians holding Wounded Knee one of total amnesty. Dept. Knee stalemate and report back to ignored a government offer to The federal offer provided that Carter evacuate the Camp, movement leader, Washington. The two senators village on Monday, but Indians quit the village without their said the Indians would not consider conferred several hours Thursday in said they were "holding the offer in weapons, the males identifying abandoning Wounded Knee until Wounded Knee and promised the abeyance." themselves as they passed through negotiations were settled on their Indians there would be Senate action A scheduled parley in a Sioux tepee federal lines, but that no mass arrests allegations of corruption in Wilson's to hear their grievances. near Wounded Knee was delayed would be made until a special grand several hours while the administration, the Bureau of Indian Indians, who jury investigation is conducted. The Affairs and fiscal affairs at Pine Ralph Erickson, special assistant to took over the village Indians burned the written offer late Ridge. last Tuesday, Aides to Sens. George McGovern drew up new counterproposals. Sunday and placed the ashes in an and James Abourezk, both D - Attorney William Kunstler, who is S.D., (continued on page 9) working with American Indian Movement leaders in Wounded Knee, Women strive to enter said the new demands included an option to purchase the 40 - acre site of a historic battle in 1890. Movement leaders also amended their previous demand that the scores mainstream of politics of federal agents surrounding the village withdraw before the Indians leave. The Indians said the marshals and FBI men may stay or leave, but the Indians want protection from By MAUREEN McDONALD Involving local women in the Richard Wilson, president of the & political mainstream is the major 13,000 member Oglala Sioux tribe, On gu - most of whom reside in the Pine Ridge LAURA MILLER State News Staff Writers emphasis of the National Organization of Women, the Michigan Women's Reservation. Wounded Knee is located I Oscar Bear Runner guards the area as Indians set up a teepee on on the reservation. The Political Caucus, the 6th District struggle for women's rights has Political Caucus and the 6th District I the Pine Ridge Reservation where negotiations between the Movement leaders and Wilson have moved from nonpolitical areas Democratic Caucus. Plans of these n's attorney and the Justice Dept. were held. been political foes for several months squarely into the political arena, four and Wilson denounced the Justice area women's groups include changing AP wirephoto groups claim. discriminatory legislation, enforcing VOTE affirmative action plans in state COMMISSION MEETINGS government, removing barriers in employment and education, and other feminist causes. N.0.ID. Efforts by all groups include training and education for women Communists threaten interested in political activity. Women | SAIGON (AP) A North A spokesman for the U.S. the Philippines after being released by boycott must be encouraged to seek power through the political process, they say. While philosophies their and organizational party differ, these groups stress a common affiliations political activity, to press for in c petnamese official said Monday the delegation said, however, there was no the Viet Cong in Hanoi. legislation discriminating against ■tonmunists would boycott further effort to improve the status of women women, reorientation of education, immediate indication that future They joined 106 POWs freed peetings of the Joint Military release of American prisoners would But their joy was evident as they through the political structure. health, day care and birth control Sunday by North Vietnam. This first "We're trying to get more women ■ommission because of a dispute over be affected by the threatened boycott. joined those released Sunday in programs for women, equality in group spent Monday speeding through who enjoying the small pleasures of life stay home involved in the employment and wages and in all exchange of Vietnamese war "We have always insisted that the medical checks in preparation for a mainstream of society, in partnership lrisoners. denied them in prison. They issues only condition for the release of possible Wednesday flight home to the gobbled affecting women. down steak and eggs, telephoned their with men and in the political process," I The official. Col. Bui Tin, said the American prisoners is the rate of United States. Recently, the Michigan chapter of families back home and tinkered with said Ruth Popp, president of the the organization has been IJmmunLstcommission Ptary side would return to the withdrawals of U.S. troops," the U.S. These chalky - faced prisoners their hospital television sets. Lansing chapter of the National the state affirmative action investigating program. meetings only spokesman said. "There are no other released by the Viet Cong were in Organization of Women. w the The threatened Communist boycott Most women employed by the state Saigon government agreed to conditions." noticeably poorer shape. One was At a recent national convention in " i number of Communist of the Joint Military Commission may are in lower classification jobs, said war Meanwhile, 34 more American hauled in a litter from the plane that s "in delay the Washington, D. C. National Popp, and few state departments have accordance with the POWs, whose release had been delayed ferried them in from Hanoi. Another peace - keeping efforts of ®sof the Paris Organization of Women members agreement." last week, arrived at Clark Air Base in hobbled off on crutches. The left arm defined a (continued program to bring more on page 9) women into the (continued on page 11) mainstream of |MSU prof's work aids study of breast cancer By MIKE LaNOUE diethylamide (LSD), thalidomide and State News Staff Writer some ergot drugs. J, ^ MSU scientist's research has led Editor's Note: The following Meites said that pituitary cancer, the other cancer he is studying, occurs ,eidevelopment ■ jnhibit the growth of human ' of a possible way is the second in a series of three very infrequently but causes the cancer that one of every articles about cancer research overproduction of hormones which can have disastrous effects on the I enw<>men will develop. being done at MSU. Several MSU body. J,hoseph ■ Meites, professor of scientists have produced drug ys|°logy, fog;. been intensively "The treatments that are being tested pituitary has specific target I...1™? mf*mmary and pituitary gland organs which are the mammary glands to determine how well they >n rats with > graduate students and the thyroid gland which controls years. The research is now combat human cancer. growth," he said. I M > Wor't 'n human cancer. research with the drug L - Pituitary cancer can directly affect • which has been found to inhibit mammary cancer, he said, because ■iUs?°W,th of nummary tumors in uncontrollable amounts of prolactin, K*,ed to the use of L - dopa in causes the growth of mammary and other hormones are produced Hk men1 of human breast cancer tumors, Meites found that by reducing from the malfunctioning pituitary. "^derate success. the secretion of the hormone, the doPa treatments for human growth of the tumor would be Meites says he hopes that treating 'fcncer are being experimented retarded. cancer with drugs instead of by the fcje. hosP'tals throughout the Meites explained that L • dopa more radical methods of surgery and 1 Th« j PS' ^n8'ant* and Canada. treatments alter the brain and hence radiation treatment may enable the the hormones influenced by the brain tin n of the L ' dopa inhibits the treatment of cancer without the Research team . mammary hormone which cause the cancer. devastating effects such treatments prolactin that Meites says Some other drugs Meites has found often have on the body. Kaleem Quadri, Joseph Meites, professor of physiology, and Gary Kledzik look over statistics M d/\to be essential for the growth that inhibit the secretion of the Surgery and radiation treatments they compile on hormone secretion in rats. Meites' research with the drug L-dopa has led to its kbMh ,pment of mammary cancer mammary hormone prolactin in rats are the most commonly used methods use in treatment of human breast cancer. •nimals and man." and in turn hold the growth of breast Use (continued the hormone secretion cancer in check are lysergic acid on page 9) State News photo by C.L. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 6> 1973 Diplomats' bodies summary returned to capitol WASHINGTON AP - The The assassins are In the that this bodies of two murdered hands of Sudanese f°"ntry tell the ! was n< American diplomats were authorities, with their government what p, returned Monday to a ultimate fate still to be mete out t0 rainswept capitol aboard a resolved. terrorists who , presidential jet that carried An American diplomat Sunday. "I hold the governor responsible for the them from Khartoum. said Sudanese President Se" ti Hubert u L shortcomings of the affirmative action program. He a military honor guard Numaira "is going to have should be watchdogging every department to make and a 19 - gun salute lent to think up something to sure that women are hired, and if they areti 't he high drama to the brief retain relationships with potions should be .JJjl country lhat| Arab governments and the against any should be making a timetable for compliance. " ceremony attended by Ruth Popp Secretary of State William Palestinians while punishing 0ves asylum to ZnSi P. Rogers and about 500 the eight men." groups or to ZT'I president, Lansing chapter. state department colleagues. Secretary Rogers asserted hijackers. In airplane| National Organization of Women The diplomats, Monday he believed "the upas the Washington therainietl Ambassador Cleo A. Noel death penalty would be at jet touched do* I See story page 1 Jr., 54, and his deputy, G. quite appropriate" for the nearby Andrews Force Base, but jJl started 11 llllllllllll Illllllllll IIIIIILIIIIIIIII Ambassador's Curtis Moore, 50, were slain Friday by Black September Black September terrorists. "1 don't know any other again just before the the 15 minute end! I U.S. Marines escort the coffin of Ambassador Cleo A. Noel, Jr. Monday to a Palestinian guerillas in the way you can deal with Noel and Moore ceremony. I will be I Bugging memo reveals secrecy presidential jet sent to fly his body to Washington after Palestinian guerillas killed Saudi Arabian Embassy in Khartoum, the Sudanese this," he told reporters in reply to questions. buned m side - by . sid,l him and two other diplomats in Khartoum, Sudan. AP capitol. Rogers added, however, graves Wednesday !I wirephoto Officials of Preside.it Nixon's re-election committee tried to keep the truth from federal The Plane home their also carried! agents investigating the Watergate bugging widows, Noel's! son John, 21, and Moore's! Dem opponents make peace conspiracy, an FBI memo says. daughters, Lucy Anne, 22l The memo, made public Monday, quotes an and unidentified source from within the Committee for them Catherine, 20. WithT was the Sudanesl the Re-election of the President as telling agents: Minister of Reform AbdalJ Michigan's Democratic report of "all is well" within to Winograd Feb. 13. apology. "No one in the meeting Rahman Abdulla. "Committee officials during interviews with Holmes said in the letter he believes party chairman and the the splintering party. that William federal investigators were sending FBI agents on was disturbed by published But the statement made Marshall is a racist or that Earlier, ancther U. 8 state's AFL - CIO head have Morley Winograd, newly • plane flew the body o fishing expeditions to keep them from getting the made peace at last ■ ■ at least elected state party statements Marshall had Thursday night indicated the Michigan Democratic that some sort of Belgian Charge D'Affaire— truth." in the public eye - after chairman, read a brief allegedly made stating that party is run by the UAW he was tired of the UAW apologizing had gone on Guy Eid, who was slain witH tossing around racism statement saying that and the Black Caucus," the charged for several days. Holmes and Marshall have and the Black Caucus during the meeting. statement read. the two Americans, to CairT for burial there. 67 perish in mid-air collision William Marshall, head of the state labor organization, pledged to continue their long standing running party. the Democratic and Rep. David Holmes Jr., commitments to work Holmes charged in the Two Spanish jetliners, flying over western France during an air controllers' strike, collided in "fine, clear weather" Monday. One crashed, killing D - Detroit, met with other Democratic leaders to discuss the problem for together for the welfare of all the people of Michigan. The peaceful statement letter statement racist." that Marshall's was "purely City will consider plan more than four hours stood in sharp contrast to Marshall wrote a letter all 67 aboard and the other made a safe emergency the next week denying that to add voter precincts Thursday at the Olds Plaza the loud voices newsmen landing. Hotel. heard from within the he had made racist Most of the victims were believed to have been For the public, all eighth - floor suite. statements and demanding Britons. seemed calm as smiling The dispute between an apology from Holmes. Democratic leaders stepped Holmes and Marshall stems Holmes said then he had The city council will in present signs. the council voted i from their suite with a from a letter Holmes wrote no intention of making an consider approval of a plan reconsider the license ai Reconsideration of Leftists gain in Chile for expanding East license to sell liquor a then tabled th| by the reconsideration until n Lansing's voter precincts glass granted to Elantime, input could be obtained President Salvador Allende's Marxist from 25 to 34, including Inc., 254 W. Grand River Several resident five new ones on the MSU area government made a surprisingly strong showing in Ave., a cleaning store being complained Feb. 20 the! campus or in Married converted into a restaurant, a crucial popularity test for Allende and his Student Housing. will also be on the agenda. had not been notified sports editor; Nancy Jablonowski. staff president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary Frank Senger, Roland Williams, association representative. treasurer; | Tom Riordan, Michael Orr. Al Wilke. Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim The Michigan State News is a seven Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; A1 recipient of the Pacemaker Award for Kirleis, circulation manager. J outstanding journalism. have their particular features. As authority on Co-ops own not an the Animal To the Editor long and as individual members are content with what they nothing else really matters. happy have, Welfare Act of 1970 and of only one of many campus. am in charge facilities on Yet, the reporter quotes me Neglecting To the Editor: I do not expect change becaui Two I am writing this letter as a result of the article "Canadians tour area co - We, in the interview may have intimated that we felt our setup was with the implication that I am in some special position to know about the act Why do you neglect professional sports in the State News? It is a very those who are set afraid of anything new. in their ways> a I would like | ops" by Diane Silver, which appeared in the Feb. 12 State News. Our talk better, but perhaps that was due to the and attributes a statement to me significant part of our society, but you know why there is no coverage o P| with Silver was a lengthy one, so some fact that we helped to create what we which applies to "University animal almost completely neglect professional sports in the State News, but a| items did get a little mixed up. have today, and so this alone would care facilities" in general. As a sports. The only coverage you have of answer is probably too much 1 Cents our First of all, we in Science *44 do own meal planning and cooking. lead to a biased viewpoint. I hope this letter will clear any generalization, the statement may or may not be true. I don't know, and pro sports is when it is absolutely inescapable or necessary, for example, expect. haziness that may have arisen due to your reporter knew I didn't know. the Super Bowl or the World Series. We do have a purchasing agent who the article. Our stay in East I encouraged your reporter several supervises the proportioning of food. Lansing The students here are quite He is the only full - time paid was truly a remarkable, fun - filled times to read the Animal Welfare Act interested in pro sports. If you do not weekend. We thoroughly enjoyed the for himself and base his story on that Worth employe. Our bookkeeper is a part - time employe and only works three company. Hopefully, this will be continued year after year and exchange and not on my comments. He believe me, just check out tho number of students gathered around a hours a day, five days a week. obviously did not do that. residence hall copy of the Free Press include individuals not living in co - The inspections planned this week Our financial structure is slightly every morning reading the sports ops as well. are not by federal inspectors. They are section. different than it appeared in the story. Thanks again, East Lansing! by a committee of authorities invited I am interested in MSU sports, Members of Science '44 Co - op (a but I Bill Olsson by the University. One of the The State News welcomes corporation under an Ontario charter) get tired of reading, all five days of the all letters. They muit be pay their rent to a central office which Kingston, Ontario purposes of this committee's visit, as I week, how the Spartans lost the game is located in one of houses. All Feb.19,1973 understand it, is to help us to interpret Saturday, how they are going to win typed on a 65 space line and our accounts are the Animal Welfare Act relative to our this week, how Bob Casslcman set a double spaced. Letters must processed through this own facilities. Your reporter knew all world's record, or how Allen Animal office. They are subdivided into major new be signed and should and divisional this but missed the point again. Smith expects the University to pay accounts. T'.ie latter include hometown, student, I did not make a general statement accounts administered for his extraordinary clothing needs. faculty or staff standing, are by the To the Editor: division (we have three divisions, each that the federal regulations are vague. When the Spartans win, that's great, local phone number and Last week I was telephoned by one We having seven houses) while the former were talking about our facility here when one of them sets a new record, local of your reporters concerning the address. No unsigned' accounts are in the Museum, and I said that the that's great, but one or two day's spent on all houses under letters will be accepted, but the discretion of our general upcoming inspection of animal care regulations were somewhat vague coverage of an event is enough. Five manager facilities at the University. I noticed the State News will (appointed from the membership). (meaning, subject to some range of days of the same thing is ridiculous. the Feb. 19 article in the State News withhold author's name in During the course of the interview, interpretation) as applied to our You repeat things so many times to which was derived from our extreme cases. Letters may we attempted to compare our co - ops particular animals and type of facility waste space. Why not use this space conversation. I find that your reporter In the Museum. For your reporter to be edited for clarity and with those we saw in East Lansing. We usefully by having coverage of pro was so lax in reporting our extend this to the regulations as a conciseness so that feel a co - op is a function of its sports? more conversation and in pursuing the whole was grossly misleading and The sports section here stinks. It members. Students create and take letters can be subject of his article that I seriously responsibility for the kind of home negligent. I do not find the regulations comes out a poor second when accommodated. Letters will wonder about his competence. I wish environment they desire. The co at all vague in their treatment of compared to the sports section of the not be edited for content. - ops to protest certain implications of the in East Lansing have their particular certain other types of animals and Michigan Daily at U • M. We have features which are governed article, which are misleading because facilities. access to the same wire services as the by the the reporter did not reflect the full Richard W. Hill needs of their members. Our co U - M paper, but only U - M has news - ops context of our conversation. curator of living vertebrates hero in Kingston fulfill our needs and of what went on the previous day in I made It explicitly clear that I and aast. professor of zoology am the world of professional sports. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 6, 1973 5 Student drivers linked to lack of city By JANE SEABERRY State News Staff Writer and now more parking," the report states. "The street parking students. Five, ten or more streets between 2 a.m. and 5 unrelated people live in Residential parking system is simply not capable houses designed for of safely meeting all these single problems in East Lansing families, the report states. The report stated that PAds-o-an is can be traced to ever increasing demands, One result is that MSU, and the only element that more cars overnight parking would be according to a report By park on the property than it detrimental to the city Gordon Melvin, asst. can be city reasonably provided is able to accommodate. though benefitting the engineer. for off street is the In 1968 parking private citizen. The report, which Melvin parking." requirements increased to started in The study recommends 1971 and provide spaces for 70 per Curb parking, the study that MSU provide a completed Feb. 20, states parking cent of those occupying said, has been a contributing that the problems and transportation system factor to congestion and can be apartments for unrelated traced to two basic which would causes: encourage persons. accidents in the area relaxing of off campus bound traffickers to between Collingwood - campus The and housing regulations by MSU park at their lots rather than report added that Abbott and Albert and and increased motor vehicle on residential streets. present controls seem to be »ll This Burcham streets. ownership and would include persons adequate to meet parking „ , . usage by demands for MSU students. visiting or attending MSU. student a recent survey Parking conducted by city Traffic Enain»»r "* "Additional demands are being placed on our streets The report recommends the enactment also apartment residents, but additional problems were Forty traffic recorded in during 1971. Fourteen of accidents the area Melvin cites increasing MSU traffic as one of of a licensing procedure for developed. An increased Gordon *** 601,3 SUeetS Lansin9- every day by increased all demand was caused by the forty accidents involved » causes of parking problem, and congestion traffic volumes, more rental property to parked on State News photo by Nick the cars and five of the Jackson bicyclists, regulate the number of large n umber of more pedestrians unrelated persons remaining 26 accidents were parking spaces per occupying caused houses by parked cars or designed for TO GOVERHMENT SECRETS apartment based on and exterior standards. This interior occupancy by single families whose need for off street cars entering parking spaces. or leaving would relieve parking on city streets. parking was not as great. When The report cites City - wide, of the 1,303 the student parking traffic accidents reported in Amendment in 1st apartment boom started in front yards, tandem parking in 1971, 59 involved parked 1962, apartments were driveways, vehicles and 21 involved a required to supply only one encroachment of vehicles upon open space and the car entering or leaving a parking space for every three occupants. In 1963 a use of public alleys and parking space. implies, is directed at the government contends change in the ordinance streets for parking as major LOS ANGELES - From News Analysis espionage, not at leaking that the defendants required two spaces per problems. Nationally, the Highway Research Board lists five he start, many information, and the conspired to "defraud the apartment unit to reflect The report also reviewed , particular section invoked the increased vehicle use. primary causes of parking constitutional authorities broad an attack United States" the effects of overnight against the that it never had before. against the defendants has by accidents. It cites vehicles uve seen the Pentagon classification system as the "impairing, obstructing, and Also, older single - family parking on East Lansing parked in the roadway, Congress has never been used in the past only structures are being rented ipers trial as a major test trial judge will allow. passed an official secrets act defeating its lawful streets. Presently, no cars vehicles leaving and The First against persons alleged to governmental function for occupancy by entering )[ the government's Amendment making it of many are allowed on East Lansing a parked arises in this a crime to disclose have passed to a foreign position, luthority over information case in the or publish controlling the passengers leaving a vehicle any matter country information that dissemination of classified md the public's access government's melding of the classified as top secret, on the street side and Hearing would damage the national But until Friday, classification government studies, reports, system, as largely because its validity defense. pedestrians crossing defense testimony defined by an memorandum and between executive under the First Amendment In this case, however, the cars as the major order, with communications." jn on the government's the federal might be questionable, but government is in essence causes of accidents. ystem of classifying secrets, he crucial imendment implications of First espionage, conspiracy statutes. government theft has and The never also because, of possibility that would such a the law trying to convince the judge and the jury that the that Again, there is no defines statute the on bicycle case :ured. had been somewhat attempted this marriage before, and many lawyers government embarrassing permit to the hide information disclosure of documents merely marked "top secret" is damaging to the national classification of documents as a "lawful government function" and again, the public hearing to bicycle safety and possible controls on bicycle in Michigan's traffic mix. The hearing is open to all BB&g* ™*^^5TATE NEWS They had been touched believe that if the merely by stamping it "top defense and helpful to a government has never made travel on Michigan roads individuals and in by lawyers for Daniel defendants are convicted, secret." such a contention in organizations interested in foreign country. and highways will be held at iberg and Anthony J. Jr., in their opening and that conviction is The defendants are This concept of top previous case. If it is upheld any 7:30» p.m. today at the Law 5iceycle ' , Zge andTfey* sso upheld, it will set legal accused of six secret in this case, the Justice tements to the counts of designations rests not Building in downtown jury. precedents that could give espionage, six of theft and Dept. could then invoke the Now, in the coming days, the government a on law, but on Executive Lansing. degree of of 500 off any i one Order general conspiracy laws defense will control conspiracy. The 10501, which was The hearing is being held open as over information Espionage Act, as its name issued by former President against government officials in conjunction with special €> and Eisenhower on Nov. 1953, and has since been 5, together newsmen to who publicize act tasks forces on motorcycles and bicycles set up by the size pizza j superseded by an act issued classified matter. State senators submit by President Nixon, but was in effect at the time that Sirjce the trial judge has refused thus far, to allow Michigan Cycle Conference and the Safety Commission. Michigan State one coupon per pizza | Ellsberg and Russo allegedly H. Dale Jones, managing committed the crimes. the "right to know" issue to be raised before the director of the < Safety Mr I to shield newsmen even The government goes further in its theft must be done jury, it indirectly, and that will be through the Council of Greater Lansing and chairman of the hearing, 351-1600 Mine's i A shield law but charges. It contends that because the defense attack on the said that bicycles already fast free delivery Tir,3 Pizza « designed to lengthier measures shield efforts, but saw the information classification system, which pose a significant problem eep news reporters' sources before the House of two bills as pointed toward contained in the Pentagon will take place this week if mfidential under law was Representatives soon. a singular Papers was classified "top purpose — all goes as scheduled. troduced into the Vaughn's four • bill shield secret" under Executive protecting the newsman. ichigan Senate Monday package resembled the Hart An aide from Order 10501, it owns that Hart's wiling. and Richardson bill in office agreed, saying that information, and that the MOOSUSKI The1 bill would make intent and scope. the senators hoped to work information itself, as LAST WINTER MEETING! Coral Gables formation gathered by with the house to get distinct from the paper it An aide from Vaughn's any 7:30 Wed. 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Abbott Road Lansing £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michi '< 1973 A community market housing an book store, handmade clothing cooperatives and nonprofit become a reality. organic food store, store and other businesses may soon Fantasy Foods, a cooperative organic food store States study measures Cooperatives, being developed by former members of Family of Man, to OK death penalties is looking for other non- profit businesses to join it in renting part of the second floor of the old Knapps building on Albert Street and MAC Avenue. Its goal is to create a community market where people could student shop in mostly student run, nonprofit shops. "The more businesses, the more variety, and the better we could meet the people's needs," said Chuck By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS almost court open ruling left the way for legislatures to coddling of felons. applied only if onc Legislatures in reimpose the death penalty, "Some people are out to , A 8 g r a v a t • Will, Fantasy Foods member. two - thirds of the 50 states circumstances" js I providing it applied protect the blood • thirsty but „ Many businesses in one area could generate a heavy are considering measures to was al*° lists ?Tnt animals that go out and rape traffic of shoppers insuring the success of the uniformly. reinstate the death penalty "mitigating circu^i may group individual businesses, Will said. The owner of the building has agreed to rent the floor to Fantasy Foods if the cooperative can find and lawmakers in four other states already have passed bills bringing back capital An survey Associated showed that the Press people and kill them, but not me," said South Dakota State Hep. Bernie Kopecky, firing rather than a life execution. J "? W question of capital chief sponsor of a bill to enough businesses to pay the rent. Fantasy Foods punishment. punishment was an issue in The law t° take would act as an intermediary between the owner and make the death penalty effec The Supreme Court ruled almost every state. Most of 1, 1974 mandatory for certain one-stop other stores, Will said. People interested in the market should call 355 • last July, in cases involving Georgia.and Texas, that the the proposals provided execution as the crimes. The bill passed the House by a narrow margin separate determine hearing guift J 8300 during the day and 694 - 7211 after 6 p.m. and death penalty, as imposed in punishment for killing a ask for Chuck or Terry. most states, unconstitutional. The 5 • 4 was policeman or fireman, for and is pending in the state Senate. Ezrrr** airplane hijacking and for j|jat the Ju% the death must impttj various types of murder, Ohio, Wyoming, and penalty if on^ the One of including murder Florida have already was aggravating present conditio! Fairchild T committed during the reinstated without anv executions, the Independent study course of another crime. the m i t i Series. Georgia general assembly g a t i, circumsta "Our interpretation is has passed a measure to states where Among t that the Supreme Court is restore the death penalty restoration By TERI ALBRECHT subject." She time to take an interest in program were compiled by a study. not barring the death penalty if it is mandatory," and Gov. Jimmy Carter has said he will sign it. the death are. penalty is pendin Alabama. Arizoni Arkansas, California ■< State News Staff Writer emphasized that the my own personal situation." subcommittee of the One other complaint said Sheldon Beycheck, greater freedom afforded by However, this is precisely Honors College in each of about the program is that it Colorada, Delaware, Hawai Si The independent study chairman of a special The Ohio measure, Idaho. Illinois. an unstructured one criticism which the last two years. Without is impossible for every MSU Indian, program on campus has had Louisiana commission on enacted last December as Kansas, Maryland high appraisal from independent program on a 1 University officials say hurts any way of assessing student to take special capital punishment. "That By EDD Rl to 1 ratio with MSU in making a bid for whether independent study part of a revision of the Massachusetts, Michigan professors and students - - a faculty time and is," he added, "the penalty state's criminal State News professor is invaluable on a was on the increase, they laws, is Mississippi, Missouri alike. legislative appropriations. supervision. It may be must be imposed on both Paul Sills''S The used the typical. It defines capital Montana, Nebraska. Nevada But with all the approval campus this size. legislators would study to prompt unfair, the report says, to the rich man and the poor murder composed that for which New and good results, limited The University as a rather see a professor's time primarily honors students offer special privileges to man." -- a Jersey, New York death penalty may be North Ik • rock fa statistics show that students whole does not actively directed towards large and also others into doing some students. Carolina, Oklahoma Supporters of capital imposed -- as premeditated he Lecture ■ C still not using encourage independent lecture halls and teaching en independent research. Oregon, Pennsylvania are However, Thompson punishment cite the death murder, murder by South Iroad wa y independent study to its study, because all action masse instead of spent with The main student Carolina, Sout iroduction Thi be initiated between criticism is that the lack of said, with the limited use of penalty as a potential concealed weapons and Dakota, Tennessee, Texa fullest potential. must one or two independently deterrent to crime and hat fine web the student and the independent study this has felony murder. It states that Utah, West Virginia an This is particularly researching students, the publicity about the program not been a problem. the almost entirely administrators say. complain about the death penalty can be Wisconsin surprising because a professor. discourages an average However, there is little Other arguments from student from taking the frequent student complaint about MSU is that there is administrative hassle or University officials have iniative to work out a study GET PEACE ASSIGNMENTS too much of an "impersonal interference once a study is drawn up. charged that it is an uneconomical use of program with a professor. For this reason, the 1UDEI atmosphere" on the campus of 40,000 students and that Morry Waksberg, a senior professor time because there report by the Honors in the science program, is College lists every compensation or Soldiers shift to no large lecture halls are not conducive to high • quality concurred with Thompson's teaching reduction for department and its new roles academic work. "There are so untapped resources on this many enthusiasm had little about program and added that he the difficulty taking on the additional load. However, statistics receptivity to students interested in independent work. Waksberg said that it WASHINGTON (AP) — Except for undisclosed — number of men shifted to Thailand, most a small — and So the men being shipped out of South Vietnam closing weeks of the long U.S. involvement are Fe: arranging three independent indicate that most students was through his encounter niainl campus," Mary Thompson, American troops leaving South Vietnam are returning to career soldiers and airmen. Billed as ' associate director of the science studies on a field spend an average of 10 with the booklet that he the United States for discharge or assignment to new "They will come-back and assume other duties >ming, the M study in Boston last hours a term with the initiated an interest in his Honors College, said peacetime military roles. military bases throughout the United States," Pentagt summer. professor and this has not studies. Dm Festival d( recently. "Many Men with less than six months to serve are discharged on spokesman Jerry W. Fried ham said. "All three professors been taxing on professor The booklet is available apocalyptic academically - related areas return unless they decide to sign 011 for another hitch. Many of the returning servicemen are technicians ai [uture this pai could be delved into for w«e extremely helpful and time. to any student through the The Honors Secrecy cloaks the number of officers and men being specialists needed in particular for Army division Dveiling the further study and research encouraging," he said. "One College Honors College office in sent from Vietnam to cannot hold was even a department seems to be the only Eustace Hall. Thailand, but sources said it is in the rebuilding in the United States, opeful cineaste yet hundreds. The films, wl traditional course in the chairman yet they took University organ which has Waksberg was made an effort to push enthusiastic in emphasizing For the most part, they are joining the staffs of a . f T~! ther a be students into the program. Pros and cons about the a direct benefit from taking advantage of independent reorganized operations headquarters over directing Cambodia and Laos, and a remaining new U.S. air center \i -j ■ | I POLICE dvanced eate haracterized by which will operate to determine the fate of more than j nd plagued I I,300 Americans still missing in Indochina. BRIEFS ontinu i ty. ' LECTURE Both the air headquarters and the new Casualty1 Resolution Center are at Nakohn Phanom Air Base, near1.' the Laotian border. lionising ly every fe fi THREE EAST REPORTED to poli,^B®Prehension Is With American military strength in Vietnam down near to1 \ II,000 withdrawal men, the troops are a different breed than when the was at floodtide. LANSING apartments were reported burglarized Friday. One attempt of breaking Friday that while standin at the urinal at the Unioi his wallet dropped from h (chnique. In the beginn pocket and the man usin SEIRlIE5 tornmo row is and reported. A CAR entering was also *** WORTH $1,000 was the picked it return urinal next up and refused it. When polic to hit at michigan state university ASH WEDNESDAY reported stolen from the arrived, they took the ma accused of thievery into th back parking lot of Capitol Villa Apartments at 1696 E. station and searched hi Episcopal Services are scheduled at Grand River Ave. Friday, wallet and pockets, bi The Alumni were unable to find the $4 Chapel but has since been from the walle EttflMBER MUSIE at 12 noon and 5:15 p.m. recovered. Also that night was an attempted reported taken However, they discovei All Saints Church theft of another car from the two twenties and thre the same parking lot. ones tucked in between tl 800 Abbott Road *** cheeks of his buttocks an 7:00 a.m., 10:15 a.m. Nicanor A STUDENT arrested him on and 8:00 p.m. from a building. The 1 was unable to post $1, Zabaleta Beal Coop Presents A Fantastic Unit Show in 111 Olds bond and remains in Inghai County Jail. GODZILLA AU2I2TS KAAllll An incredibly funny film - ROLLING STONE Plus this second fantastic, full length film Pollution's hideous spawn dooms the w earth Ta® and pits.. SINGS THE J BLUES Tonight, March 6, 8:15 PM FAIRCHILD THEATRE "In earlier days, there were cellists, but only one Casals; today there are still many...but only one Rostropovich; so there are numbers of harpists. But only Zabaleta THE seems to have found the key to new conceptions in sound, in rhythmic pulse, in miracles of technical virtuosity." attack, and in se< Washington Post -0 HOBBEBgl Tonight at 6:15 rwi-Li- — and8:1 <■ Plus: Academy Award Winner Best Short Film of The Year Tickets are available NOW at the MSU Union (weekdays 8:15 4:30). PUBLIC: $5.00/MSU STUDENTS: S2.50 Chamber Music Season Tickets. theCRUNCH BIRD or Complete Shows At 7:00 and 8:45 and 10:30 WiTonlflht.te.OO.r-dBl f Twl-Llte H""r 3 ■ Admission $1.25 Showplace 111 Olds Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 6, 1973 7 Harpist Zabaleta to give solo show World famous harpist Nicanor who has presented more than Zabaleta, Bochas, Viotti and Marcel Tournier with 3,000 harp whom he studied in Paris. recitals throughout the world, will be beard Since music for the harp was scarce in concert at 8:15 tonight in Fairchild when the artist began his career, he Theatre. searched libraries in Zabaleta, who has also been soloist with Europe, finding harp music by Bach's sons, more than 150 of the world's Beethoven, Handel, symphony Viotti, and early Spanish, Portuguese and orchestras, is performing as part of MSU's Italian composers. Chamber Music Series. The harp, Many modern composers have written says Zabaleta, offers more works especially for Zabaleta, including than most people realize in a serious J.M. Damase, P. Glanville original concert repertory spanning four - Hicks, A. Hovhaness, D. Milhaud, Walter Piston, Villa Classy centuries. - Lobos and Josef Tal. His programs are primarily original Zabaleta plays on a special harp, built to works for harp. his own specifications. Tonight he will perform J.S. Bach's Every harp has Fairchild Theater at 8.15 tonight. He is performing as part of "Bourree seven pedals with which to make the MSU's Chamber Music - Menuet Gavotte en Rondeau" - Series. and Beethoven's "Six chromaticisms, Zabaleta's has eight, the Easy Variations on a additional one to stop the vibrations of the Swiss Theme," plus works by Albeniz, lower wire strings. By n Story' RIJDZATS EDD RUDZATS State News Reviewer Tko The magic present came from the a., that was play . . vibrancy performers. from t cast Country Joe MacDonald imaginative direction, with lack somewhat apart * itself, which is one of the serve from the Paul Sills' 'Story Theater' as commentary for its effective use of lighting most 'Story Theater' such tales the rest, achieving several well is composed of "magical imaginative, uniquely as Robber and slide projections. It's a original productions to be actually not a play in the Bridegroom, Henny Penny, developed characterizations ■folk ■ rock fables," yet in conventional sense of the clever show, designed to — if being a duck or a brought to MSU. Playing to and the Golden Goose, ■the Lecture - Concert Series word. It consists of ten entertain and basically, it rooster can be called a small but while the actors assume Proa d way Theater warmly Grimm fairy tales, told characters and skillfully act does. characterization. Stephen production Thursday night, responsive audience, Theater had a great deal of 'Story through a combination of out the tale. However, though Keep and Larry Carr had ■that fine web of magic was dialog, music and mime, Thursday night's production vitality, presence, and zeal There are no props, ilmost entirely missing. potential that went Songs by Bob Dylan each tale comes to life yet was entertaining, had the that made them great fun to unrealized due to a lack of cast been more enthusiastic George Harrison and watch. through Paul Sills' in its performance, this enjoyment would Devin Goldenberg as the have STUDENT FILMS SHOWN increased ten-fold. As it was, the cast seemed to be hound in the Bremen Town Musicians and the main at a low ebb, character in the Robber destroying the intimacy that would have Bridegroom had some fine made these folk moments, but seemed to Festival unveils talents - rock fables truly magical. lack the consistency of All the actors' worked ®n®rgy1>t^t KJ*P and,?arT well together, playing off ,Cro*e> ,Mary as The Fourth one another and creating "J68.11 ^ Nadelman, jming, the MSU Student voted by the audience as the correlating historical period the proper mood for the la'me, Sanchez, and rJm Festival descended like winner of the division. with style. fairy tale they were D(*orah Savadge were the Runner - up in the Second place was won by enacting, yet there was no °ther members of the in apocalyptic wave of the trouPe- beginning category was Dennis Wickline's rather energy issuing forth and Jhture this past weekend, "Cruisin' for a Bruisin'," by except for a few moments, Had the troupe been as ■oveiling the work of long mystical "The Sword most of the actors remained David Devereaux and of Pith Creek," a take off of alive as the manner of liopeful cineastes. Arthur Pritz. A comic quite undistinguished. the Tolkien mythology. | The films, which fell into tribute to the Two performers unfruitful |dvanced beginning or category, were days and nights spent in the romantic and Cosponsored by the art television and radio however, did stand an unforgettable experience. FOR iracterized by enthusiasm setting of '58 departments, the student i i plagued by lack of Chevies. Third place was awarded films showed the faults and mmmmw+m% YOUR Continuity. The most By BILL MECHANIC to promises of premiere Rich ard Jantz' promising feature was State News Reviewer attempts in film making. "Monochromatic Madness," arly every film maker's fcmprehension of camera *-■ ... „ . . who difficult handled the technique of very The interest is, of course, in the themes and innovative approaches to BOOKS Technique. city iree, by Barbara animation professionally procure I In the beginning division, Kerans, was the highlight and effectively, more meaningful cinema. film. Personifying the in the advanced thoughts of a tree trapped category, for second and in the man made I® third attempts in the T.V. environment of a city, cinema, Ron Pitts'and Tom Kerans focused on subtle Priebe's "Picasso" took first and intelligent contrasts place, between natural and "Picasso" an entry of the unnatural. Art Dept., used a montage I 8 p.m. NBC TUESDAY "City Tree," an effect to trace the pght at the MOVIES. extremely lucid film, was development of e President's Analyst," Picasso, ■968. wilx, Channel 10. 19:30 p.m. BLACK NOMINATED FOR Journal. "Readin', 10 . and Rithmetic," a |ook at the effectiveness of ACADEMY AWARDS teaching PICTURE Corporations operating pside the Banneker "lentary School System Mary, Indiana. WKAR, flannel 23. J 1 0 p m JERFORMANCE: Pie JAZZ. Bunny Carfango pntet. 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March (, i,,, I CHOKE IN TITLE MEET Spartan Letdowns deflate trackmen Mike Rabin son By CHARLES JOHNSON balanced squad of talented II II 1111111111111 State News Sports Writer athletes, however, most By virtue of being himself, Mike Indiana's impressive 5414 point runaway victory in conference observers believed the outcome would BIG TEN Robinson has earned the nod as winter term's final Spartan of the week. last weekend's be a little closer. Big Ten Big games have become almost ordinary, indoor championship meet the As it turned out, using Track and expected, from Robby, but the past was somewhat expected. meet's scoring six week he demonstrated he can be even The Hoosiers were system of first - 6, second Pts. better. favored because of their 4, third - 3, fourth - 2 and 54% fifth Indiana - 1, U-M finished up in 44% The 5 - 10 junior eager from Detroit all llllllllllllllllllllllllllll second place with 444 Michigan but clinched his second straight Big Tten MSU 35 MSU hurdlers John points followed by MSU at scoring title by bagging 72 points in his last 35. Wisconsin 33 Morrison (I) and Mike two games, both Spartan victories. In his Illinois 28 Hurd (r) each scored According to the pre • last outing, Robby popped in a career meet calculations of Spartan Minnesota 18% points in the Big Ten high 40 points to insure an 86 - 72 victory head coach Fran Dittrich. Purdue 18 over Northwestern. Last title meet last his MSU squad was capable Monday, his 32 Iowa 13% weekend at Purdue. points were instrumental in the Spartans' of scoring at least 49 points. 6 Northwestern 87 83 upset over Ohio State. - Morrison posted a Peak performances from the Ohio State 5 third place in 8.4, Spartans would have offset Others receiving nominations were: while Hurd copped the Hoosier total since Steve Colp, hockey, Marshall Dill, track, fifth with an identical many of the points scored lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Bruce Wright, swimming and Linda Stoick, in actuality by Indiana were women's basketball. clocking. figured in Dittrich's expected to post. S N photo by Milt Horst pre meet tally. Del Gregory, who was Colp became the highest single • season "Our team was so set on favored to take second place goal scorer in MSU history over the winning that they didn't in the long jump, had to weekend when he notched his 34th goal, Tech gains advantage, 7-2 relax to get a maximum performance," was the settle for third and three points instead of four. two more than Don (Zippy) Thompson scored last year. In three games last week explanation from Dittrich the Toronto, Ont. freshman tallied five second period power - play tally by Michigan Tech drew first blood in on the Spartans exhibition. Bill Nance was stifled in goals and eight assists, giving him 59 points its semi final Western Collegiate Tom Ross and by senior Michel his bid for a score in the - "We failed to score in events for regular season play. Hockey Assn. (WCHA) playoff with Chaurest, who broke along dry spell on an elusive center ice slapshot late which I thought were sure 600, crossing the wire in the MSU icers by taking a 7-2 in the final period. bets and it's things like that sixth place. Dill, a Detroit sophomore, was the decision Monday night at which you can't overcome. leading scorer in the Big Ten track Demonstration Hall before 2,171. Tech led 4-1 after two periods. John Morrison and Mike The Huskies grabbed a 2-0 advantage The Spartans were shut championships Friday and Saturday. He The playoff winner is determined Hurd finished third and tied Purdue's Larry Burton, and the out in the two mile when in the initial stanza on a pair of by toti goals and therefore the Rob Cool, who had fifth respectively in the 70 conference record, in the 60 yard dash Spartans will have to defeat Tech by tallies by D'Alvise though MSU registered the second best yard high hurdles, while with a 5.9 clocking and picked up a first in than a five • goal margin outshot Tech, 20-12. Dittrich had more time in the conference this figured a the 300. tonight to win the series. Spartan freshman Ross cut the second and fourth from the year, failed to place, while Faceoff time for tonight's final Michigan Tech lead to one goal when Indiana nailed duo. Wright, a freshman from Birmingham, he scored a man advantage tally just down the contest is 7:30. - first and second spots for swam to first - place in the Big Ten 100 - Tech was led by center Bob 1:40 into the second period. Ross Lastly, MSU's mile relay ten points. yard freestyle competition, breaking the U D'Alvise, who scored the three goal beat goalie Jim Quance on a slap unit of Mike Holt, Mike Ken M pool record with a time of 46.66. Popejoy was upset - hat trick and Grahame Wise, who shot. Murphy, Nance and Bob fired in a pair of Huskie goals. The Huskies came back with two by Illinois' Mike Durkin in Cassleman was stunned by Stoick, the Spartans' regular season the mile run, costing the The Spartan goals came on a markers, however. U-M's Spartans two points (the quartet, which leading scorer, paced the women to a third difference of a first place six ultimately cost the Spartans - place finish in the state tournament with Hockey points and a second place 4 another two points of the 'sure bet' tallies. a 58 point performance over three games. The Royal Oak sophomore remains the key points.) BOWLING the Tonight's final game in Dane Fortney was stopped in his effort to gain MSU will turn its as the women cagers begin regional play this week. opening round WCHA attention to the NCAA AND playoffs will be televised by WKAR (Channel 23) at the at least a fifth place in the 880, finishing sixth. championship this weekend in Detroit, where nine 7:30 faceoff time. The 60 yard dash members of MORE Sports Directer Jim deadlock of Marshall Dill the squad will carry MSU's Spartan Ski team ends Adams will provide the and Purdue's Larry Burton hopes for the national title. live play - by - play. also cost MSU a point it was season BOWLING! lie end of bowling classes for the term allows 00 179 us t offer even more hours for open bowling: TUESDAY 8AM- 11PM (plus 10% service and tax) as Midwest champions WEDNESDAY SAM - 1 30PM 4PM 11PM The MSU men's ski team Mike Lindley, Lansing spat by team captain MaJ BAHAMAS-FREEPORT - THURSDAY 8AM- 11PM ended its season with its sophomore, had the Ross, Birmingham junior, I seventh victory winning the strongest performance for FRIDAY 8AM- 11PM Other men skiing I (based on quad occupancy) Midwestern Collegiate Ski the men, finishing second in SATURDAY 1.2NOON - 11PM MSU were John Spielbel Assn. Championship held Sunday's giant - slalom. The Okemos junior, and Jifl SUNDAY 12NOON - 11PM Remember! DATES March 2-9, March 16-23, April 21-28 last Saturday and Sunday at Indianhead Mt., Ironwood, in the Upper Peninsula. MSU men were hampered by spills on a wet slalom course Saturday but skied Nadler, Birmingham. freshman fro| 3 GAMES FOR *1" 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Enjoy the fascinating Bahamas while staying at the well enough in the giant - Five women skiing ffl luxurious Hotel Shalimar. Finishing second was slalom placing three in the MSU were team captain si 55c per game 5pm - 11pm GUARANTEED DEPARTURES Ferris State College, first five to win the meet. Kopka, Birmingham followed by Notre Dame sophomore; N Open to students, faculty, and immediate family members. University and Central Jon Carlisle, senior from Richards, Li UNION Michigan University. The MSU women's team Sault Ste. Marie, finished fourth in the giant - slalom sophomore; and Donna Barb Boyct SuttJ was defeated by Ferris. and was followed in fifth freshmen from Crosse PI BOWLING LANES and Sue Matthes, from Warren. freshmj ^ Lower level Union Building 355 • 3357 ^ !#•••••••••#•••••• 321% S. MAIN STREET IF IT'S A The men's victory, giviB ANN them a 7-4 record endt ARBOR, MICHIGAN 481 OP (313) 769-5860 REALLY GOOD what captain Mark Ross j was the best season mm skiers have team was had Since the!■ started at Bud Drinkers, can eight years ago. you figure this out? The Men's im Dept. announced that build Ralph bought a 6-pak of Budweiser- and invited four friends over to share it. Since he bought, he expected to have two cans to himself, but hours during spring vacati unfortunately when he returned to the refrigerator for his second, he found it will be 9 a.m. to 7 p missing. So he asked who took it. A1 said,' Joe drank it." Joe said,"Dan drank it." Dan said, Monday - Friday and "Joe, that's a lie!" 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Call Ron, COUPLE LOWER 1 bedroom conditioning, heat and w DIRECTOR'S SECRETARY, BABYSITTER IN my home. •• RATES *• 351-4374. 5-3-6 MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, Okemos Public Schools, good Monday - Friday, 7:45 - furnished, newly decorated, 2 GIRLS NEEDED spring Paid. afm $150 and up. P|J_ 5:30pm 1 to word minimum { NOVA 1970 - Wife's car, 6 Michigan and Grand River. secretarial skills and 5:15. Please call 355-0781, near Eastern, $139. furnished apartment, Capitol 3322lf Low cost, expert exhaust after 5:30pm. 3-3-6 663-8418. 0-2-3-6 Villa, $60/ month. 332-3356. cylinder, automatic, radio, experience necessary. Call 5-3-9 repair. Custom work. Pipe pOfjDS No DAYS excellent condition, $1,250. Janet at 349-9440. 5-3-6 ONE / TWO girls needed ip bender. FREE ESTIMATES, 3 4.00 5 6.50 10 13.00 484-6525. 3-3-7 332-2927. C-3-9 WORK STUDY student for CAMPUS VIEW LOVE LY FURNISHED Dishwasher, air, $60/ 332-4916. 4-3-9 mi iasa social science field research efficiency. 915 Lilac. $130 OLDSMOB I LE VISTA m nrn 4.80 7.80 15.60 CRUISER, 1969, loaded, air, VW GUARANTEED repair. assistant 485-8048: job, 353-5015, Ask for TV RENTALS $9.50 per APARTMENTS plus electricity. March 17. 349-3604 0-5-3-9 Available SUBLET. SPRING~~™ RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and John. . m nm 6.00 9.75 19.50 9 passenger, full power, month, $23 per term; free furnished, air conditio stereo tape. 371-1709. 3-3-7 Okemos Road. 349-9620. 4-3-9 UNIVERSITY close. 351-4439. 43 9 delivery, service and pick-up. 2 BEDROOM TRAILER EJEE3 7.20 11 70 23.40 C-3-9 FULL AND part time work No deposit. New stereos SUPERVISED reasonable, neat, close, clean. OLDSMOBILE 1964 4 door available at Call HOUSING SUBLET. SPRING Q23 8.00 13.00 26.00 sedan, hydromatic, power - WORKSHOP MANUALS for available close to campus, to same NEJAC, 337-1300. C-3-9 rates. 351-3373 after 6pm. 5-3-9 furnished, one I most imported cars at suit schedule. Call NOW RENTING LUXURY m nm 10.0C 16.25 32.50 brakes and steering, runs your Balcony, air, pets, qJ CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 351-3700 between 9am and GIRL NEEDED for four man, good, $175. IV2-8882. 4, 5 AND 6 MAN utilities, Burcham. 332-06S 1 DEADLINE P.M. one class day 4-3-9 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 mile West 487-5055. C-3-9 o PART 5pm. 4-3-9 TIME student Apartments IB APARTMENTS FOR SUMMER AND FALL spring term, Americana Apartments, next to campus, 371-3849. 5-3-9 4-3-9 OLDS 1968 4 door, excellent TWO BEDROOM before publication. - employment with housewares NEED ONE girl for large 4 - mobile condition, lots of extras. Call Aviation distributor. Automobile AN ALTERNATIVE TO MALE NEEDED for 4 man. home, $30 • 535] or can be seen, 1760 Eiffert, required. Flexible man, spring term. Greet week. 10 minutes to Cancellations/Co r- hours, Holt, 694-4571. 4-3-9 location. $65/ month. DORMITORY LIVING spring. $62.50, free Quiet and peaceful 01 rections - 12 noon one 351-5800. C-1-3-9 351-8790. 5-3-6 FOR NEXT YEAR'S transportation. .349-9431. 641-6601. 0-4-3-9 class day before OLDS 1964 running, power 5-3-9 - LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years WE NEED responsible people SOPHOMORE WOMEN publications. steering, power brakes. $50. concerned with the problem 1,2,3, or 4 people needed to WATERS EDGE - experience in all types of NEED TWO Call 393-1488 on weekends. sublease apartment starting girls to sublet needed for spring term (J The State News will be flight training. Approved for of air pollution to show our responsible only for the 3-3-6 veterans. F R ANCIS unique total air treatment spring, close, 351-8994. 5-3-6 332-6246 spring term, close. 351-1137. 5-3-9 351-1093. 4-3-9 AVIATION, Airport Road. machine in homes, hospitals, first day's incorrect OPEL KADETTE 1966, good SPRING ONE girl for th Call 484-1324. C-3-9 factories and schools. insertion- condition, must sell, $165 or GIRL FOR 3 man, no security man. Great location. rJ Monday - Friday evenings, 6 BEDROOM FURNISHED best offer. Call Darryl, term. $300. 337-2117. 5-3-6 deposit, $75/ month, near negotiable. 332-0992. 3-1 All students aos must be LEARN TO FLY. In a Cessna - 9pm, and some Saturday apartments. Parking and 351-3711. 5-3-8 campus. Call 351-6523 after prepaid 150 on the C.P.A. program. daytime. Must have car and 5 laundry facilities. Lease ONE MAN needed for 3 man, 5pm. 5-3-9 WANTED - ONE 1 Approved for V.A. training. years Lansing residency. required. No pets. Near LCC. PLYMOUTH FURv III - 1967, on campus, spring and $160. 600 River Street, spring term, $62.50/ m Flight -xaminer on staff. For $220/ month guaranteed 318, power steering, new UNTIL JUNE 16. own room, Campus Hill ApartmwJ further information call salary. 485-1981, Friday 12- summer, $72. 351-7383. Lansing. 486-3140, 7-3-9 transmission, $700. 351-2673 two person apartment, close, 349-9368. 3 3-8 5pm. 5-3-9 4-3-9 CAPITOL CITY AVIATION, $75/ month. Call evenings. Daytime, 393-7800. ONE FEMALE roomrmte Jim, 489-5000. 5-3-9 351-4120 after 5pm. 3-3-7 WANTED 5 STUDENT TEACHER needs girl needed for 4-man, - girls for CHATEAU CLUB wagon van PONT I AC GTO telephone soliciting for Delta Arms 4 man, large. Twyckingham, spring, $70. * 1968, 4 M - - Employment No deposits. 332-2831. 5-3-8 NEED ONE girl for 4 girl 1969. Good condition. Call experience preferred, but not $60. 337-2355. 4-3-9 speed, $900/ best offer. apartment. $150 for entire 484-2945. 4-3-9 353-8169 nights. 5-3-8 necessary. Salary plus ONE OR two females for 3 man, spring term. Great location. TYPIST PART time 4 - 10pm. commission. Phone 1 GIRL NEEDED for 3 man 351-6863. 3-3-7 1 MAN, OWN bedroom, | CHEVROLET WAGON, 1970 3 PONTIAC 1967 Catalina, - 487-3196. 5-3-9 apartment. Across from spring / summer, close, Bogue Street. $761 n 70 w.p.ri. 3 nights a week. cheap. 351-6425 No utilities Call 337-90I campus. 351-9560. 4-3-9 after seat, large engine, very good automatic, $500. 1970 Apply in person today 3 - 4 FEMALE FOR 4 man, Campus Cutlass. Douglas. 337-1641, PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE. 5:30pm. 3-3-6 13-3-9 tires, air conditioning, p.m. 427% Albert St. W Hill, EFFICIENCY APARTMENT to spring, rent $55. $1,850. 487-3096. 5-3-9 485-0724. 4-3-9 Peace Corps / Vista has sublet. Pool privileges. Call MSU AREA / Okemos 349-1098. 3-3-7 positions for people with - 1 TWO MAN for house, v SHARK CUSTOM sports car EXPERIENCED PRODUCTION degrees in Urban Planning, after 5pm, 351-0469. 4-3-9 bedroom, unfurnished, air CHEVROLET TRUCK 1953, - close, cheap, inquire editor needed to coordinate conditioned, carpeted, LCC NEAR 10 minutes from excellent body, needs body. 4 speed, 140hp. Agriculture, Business, 1 GIRL SUBLET 4 modern. $140, heat included. - Cobweb, 351 2409. 3-3-7 ■ Corvair typesetting and printing of Engineering, Social Work, man spring MSU, 2 bedroom apartment mechanical work. Call engine. 489-6144. technical educational term. $65/ month. 332-5227. 349-1607. 3-3-6 351-7437. 3-3-6 4-3-9 materials. Phone 349-1100. Public Health and Linguistics. See recruiters at MSU 4-3-9 newly decorated. $150 per month including utilities. OWN BEDROOM - close, gij landlord, $73. No u 5-3-8 ONE BEDROOM, dishwasher Deposit. 371-1597. 1-3-6 CHEVY IMPALA 1969, 350 T-BIRD 1967, $750, good placement office. March 6, 7, 8. 3-3-7 1 MAN NEEDED for 4 man and garbage disposal, 332-1998. 355-1552 5-3-fl engine, air conditioning, condition, 8-5. Call WE NEED a warm, friendly Capitol Villa apartments. carpeted throughout, ideal NEED 1 FOR 4 person cruise control. Phone 482-0886, 371-4684 student to live in starting Spring term. Nice guys. for married or graduate 676-5321. 5-3-7 evenings. 5-3-9 LIBERAL ARTS. Peace Corps / apartment spring. Cedar spring quarter. Duties includ Vista has over 1400 positions Terms negotiable. 351-6628. student, quiet building, $165. Village. Good people. Rent daytime babysitting, cooking. 4-3-9 351-6729 or call the reasonable. 332-0398. CHEVY IMPALA TOYOTA MARK II, 1971 All still open for program - 1968, V-8, We offer a pleasant room, WALTER NELLER options. Extras, best offer. starting this summer. See BL-1-3-6 automatic, power steering, TWO PEOPLE needed for COMPANY, 489-6561. 6-3-9 337-0202. 5-3-9 board, salary. Near campus. recruiter at MSU Placement real sharp. 587-6833. 3-3-7 351 3364. 3-3-6 Office. March 6, 7, 8. 3-3-7 apartment spring term. $135/ SUBLET 2 man apartment, TOYOTA COROLLA - 1971, 4 term. 337-9544. 3-3-8 ONE WOMAN to share CHEVY VAN Spring / summer; 126 1965, re-built 6 FINANCIAL ACCOUNT apartment speed, beautiful condition, NEEDED - BABYSITTER for spring term. Own Orchard. 332-2602 after cylinder, $425. Call EXECUTIVE - Aggressive GIRL OWN room. 337-1567.6-3-9 31,000 miles. Call Nat, two in Spartan - room near 5:30pm. 3-3-8 351-8365. 4-3-9 Mid - Michigan Financial Village, 4 355-4634 daytime, 351-9212 campus, $66 month. Firm has opening for sharp days / week. Spring term. nights. 4-3-9 351-0842 immediately. 3-3-8 NEED GIRL, spring — IN LANSING. 5 minutes from 355-2806 after 4pm. 3-3-7 CORVAIR, MID-ENGINE, V-8, Americana, 4 man, March all campus, 2 graduate students engine and handling TRIUMPH NEED TWO rent paidl 337-2142. 6-3-9 , 1969 GT6+, PHONE GIRL to work 5 - 9pm, girls for spring, or couple, 4 large rooms and modifications. 351-3843. wrecked, new radial tires, $500. Monday — Friday. $2.00 per Twyckingham, $65 Call bath, partially furnished, 3-3-8 SUBLET 2 man 1 bedroom. $85 Call 882-1230. 3-3-7 sma II hour. Call 485-3538. 2-3-6 337-0256. 1-3-6 $125/ month, including all each. GREAT LOCATIONI utilities. Available April 1 or DATSUN 1967 1600 5 17- 337-2450. 6-3 9 NOW - VOLKSWAGEN 1966 - BABYSITTER, 11 - 5pm daily. sooner. Telephone 351-7283. Roadster, 37,000 miles, Own transportation Please Squareback, rebuilt engine, B-1-3-6 $250, 355-9383, 355-4872. call after GIRL NEEDED for 4 good clutch, tires, etc. Call APPLICATIONS ARE now 5pm, 485-7718. LEASING man, 5-3-9 Jerry 10 - 5pm. 484-7773. jM-8^ spring, close to campus. OWN ROOM IN apartment. being accepted for part time DODGE CORONET - 1969, After 5pm 485-8402 4-3-9 help. $300/ monthly to start. SATURDAY AND FOR 337-0591. 5-3-8 $130, Male, spring SUNDAY 440, V-8 4 door hard top. 489-3494 close. 351-5178. X-1-3-6 VW VAN - 1968, ideal for C-3-9 NURSING ATTENDANTS SUMMER NEEDED — ONE girl for Cedar Automatic, power steering, NEEDED. other extras, low mileage, camping. $1,600 or best EARN $2 - $4 per hour * FALL Village, immediately! offer. After 6pm 394-0349. 337-1471. 4-3-7 very good condition, $1,350. arranging interviews for part TRAIN FOR THE 349-3268. 5-3-6 3-3-8 time work. Public contact POSITION ON YOUR NEEDED 1 for 4 CROSSWORD experience preferred but not SPRING BREAK, MARCH CEDAR - men $65. Close. 332-5774. 3-3-6 man. PUZZLE DUSTER 1970 - good necessary. Call 19 - MARCH 23. 10 minutes condition, must sell, $1,300. 351 0622. OX-7-3-9 from MSU, transportation a VILLAGE GIRL TO sublet ACROSS 337-1242. 4-3-9 spring, $60/ 1. New Mexico 28. Epochal must, free lunch, parking and 353-1857. 3-3-7 month, 4 man, close. CHILDCARE. 15 month old coffee breaks. Apply 8 • 337-2355. 3-3-6 art colony 29. At» distance FIAT 124 Spyder 1971, good 5. Plant louse 31 Name boy needs sensitive, loving 3:30pm Monday Friday. condition, available end of NEED GUY, spring, Americana, 10. Vaulted alcove 33. Hatchet care Monday — Friday, 8 - 5 INGHAM COUNTY TWO MEN for four term. 339-9354. 4-3-9 in Northeast 4 man, March rent paid. men. Cedar 11. Foliage 34. Fetch our Lansing EXTENDED CARE Village. $75. 13. Chinese wan 36. Jibe 332-0601. 4-3-9 Sublease. home. Transportation. FACILITY, 3882 Dobie VW 1965, rebuilt engine, new 351 2696. 3-3-6 14 Ornate 38. Hindrance FORD GALAXY 1964, power References. 489-1841 after Road, Okemos. 5-3-9 15 Tantalum 39. Recall brakes, starter, battery, $300. NEED GIRL, spring, Burcham, steering, automatic, good 337-1283. 3-3-7 5pm. 4-3-9 tires. $125. 485-2627 after 3 man. March rent paid. SUBLEASE, ONE bedroom TEACHERS. THE PEACE 2pm. 3-3-8 MANAGER FOR 337-0819. 4-3-9 unfurnished, spring and VW 1968 apartment CORPS has 2000 teaching - good condition, summer, Cepitol Ville. cassette recorder 351-0469 complex, prefer older couple, positions open this summer. FORD FAIRLANE must have ability to perform MAN NEEDED house 373-1727, 393 6698 after 1966. 2 after 5pm. 4-3-9 500 math and science - Pennsylvania Avenue. $55 6pm. 5-3-7 door, good body, engine, minor mechanical repairs, teachers, 500 teachers of $250. Must sell. 351-5147. and provide housekeeping double, $65 single, no 5-3-9 f Motorcycles ^5 duties. Housing plus salary. English (with French or Spanish), 300 elementary utilities. Call 482 1749. 4-3-9 SUBLET EAST LANSING Located in efficiency, utilities paid. Lansing; Reply to teachers, 200 physical $137.50 /month. 351-8465 Give your budget a Break I Box TWO BEDROOM apartment to D-4, State News. 4-3-9 education, 300 vocational after 5pm. 5-3-7 Check mobile home living in 1971 share until June Cell SUZUKI 185 knobbies. education, home economics, today's Classified f LADIES FOR escort / dating 361 9562. 4-3-9 Expansion chamber, 21" business. Teaching positions ONE TO sublet 4 girl, 2 front wheel, Webco head. service. $3/ hour. Call for also available in Vista. See NEEDED bedroom deluxe apartment, $575. 332-2357, 337-0407 appointment. 4 8 2 0909. recruiter at MSU Placement IMMEDIATELY, 1 - 4 4-3-9 people for four man. Close, spring. Newly redecorated. evenings. 5-3-6 Office. March 6, 7, 8. 3-3-7 - Across furnished. Cell 337-0595 Berkey. 484 6817 4-3-9 5-3-7 1967 VESPA GRAND SPORT, HISTOLOGY TECHNICIAN, RENTAL AND leasing agent 65 mph, 80 mpg, 10.5HP, wanted. Immediate and full experience preferred. FIVE ROOM epertment, one to GIRL FOR furnished white, 7,100 miles, $250 time employment, mutt have Competitive salary, 40 hour four people. Located over work week, generous apartment. Own room, $85, 339 8998. 6-3-9 car, be ambitious, and willing fringe retail store, Eest Michigan utilities peid. Call 484-0506 to work benefits. Call Ave. Basic furniture, utilities nights and weekends after 5:30pm. 3-3-8 1970 KAWASAKI, 350 LABORATORY OF Bighorn, when necessary. Paid on paid, $185/ month. Phone 1400 miles, new mains, $390 CLINICAL MEDICINE, 372 0362. 5-3-9 Use Your commission basis only. For 135 KEDZIE APARTMENTS - 489-7143. 3-3-6 further 372-8180. 5-3-9 2 man, furnished. Year leases Information call MASTER CHARGE Thomas R. Bouman, only beginning June 15th. SUBLEASE: TWO bedroom, 1S72 HONDA CB-175, EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., furnished. Spring term. Rent must Go with it I Check the elegant $175 until April 1st. At The STATE NEWS sell I Excellent condition. REALTORS. 485 2262 8:30 new apartment rentals in 882-2316, 487-3216, 9220, or less. Close. Rack. $500. 332-1835. 2-3-7 -5pm dally. 11-3-9 332-3054. 3-3-7 today's Classified Ads. 482-2937. 11-3-9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, March 6, 1973 11 m c Rooms For Sale - 1 , ,00ml, pgOPtE for house, own $55/ month. >1-9465. 3-3-8 Cell MEN - CLOSE quiet rooms. 485-8836.0-3-9 to MSU Clean Cooking. Phone o SQUlNT|NG He|P CAUSES wrinkles. prevent them with G.I. BACKPACKS, $1.99, PX STORE, Frandor. 351-5323. PREGNANT? Call us. WE understand Women's groups Prescription sunglasses. 5-3-9 PREGNANCY trUDENTS NEAR TWO OR COUNSELING. 372-1560 cempu*, bedroom to sublet. Own 3 man suite 0Pt'CAL DISCOUNT, 2615 C-3-9 completely entering politics ie furnished Michigen. Lansing, FULL SIZE gas range, $47. Oak mom. 332 °105. 4-3;9 semi-private bath, kitchen' 372 7409. C-5-3-9 double bedstead, $15. Maple TV lounge, laundry, perkina' A study at San Francisco dinette table, $15. Power IeAST LANSING - modern 2 $165, utilities included verv GUNS< FIIFLES and handguns mower, hand mower. Chest State College analyzing the birth order of 258 American bedroom duplex, $185 oer close, 332-8965 or 484-9774 of a" kinds- Buy, trade and of drewers, $5. Swing-set, presidential (continued from and if they aren't he should caucus concentrates month. 351 7814. 3-3-8 C-7-3-9 sell. BOB'S GUN SHOP, and page 1) on lamp bases, fruit jers, vice-presidential be 2412 South Cedar, Call candidates, making a timetable for supporting women's EAST miscellaneous. 482-8181. showed that the Presidents women in top level ■bOOM ■R FOR rent in house for LANSING, male, 3 blocks 371-2244. 5-3-9 1-3-6 have come predominantly compliance. candidates for county Cell 489-5874 to Union end administration. In 21 no cooking. from the ranks of first and commissions, city council 332-0205. 3-3-6 third born sons. departments, there are only "He has also not seen SALE SALE SALEIII SONY 355 TAPE deck, Sansui and other city government Born in the four women in top that enough appropriations P~"~~~ hOR MALE 500 US8d S-'^ck tapes $1 each 800 receiver. Best offer. position to be wrong have been given women's organizations. student. Across whi|e they last. 100 diamond Excellent condition. Call You president? positions, she said. The caucus stresses an from Union. 211V4 Grand can still be a success engagement sets, 25% off 355-3058. 3-3-8 "I hold the governor programs. I think if the top educational 677-2971. 1-3-6 River, upstairs. 5-3-8 WILCOX with STATE News Classified office doesn't participate in approach to SECOND HAND Ads. responsible for the showing women who have InQOM FOR mele in suburban l~Arvicc LAUIfcS .T/CT.7 ROOM, STORE. 509 East Michigan, SONY CASSETTE deck, $55. job shortcomings of the genuine affirmative action, not had any political single, private Lansing. Phone 485-4391 Gonset citizens band advertised t h clay! affirmative action you don't get it from the Lansing home, neer entrance, close, $60/ month experience that they can C-5-3-9 transceiver, $40. 4 G78-15 lower campus- Shere expenses. 351-5705.3-3-6 ' FREE ... A lesson in program," Popp said. "He departments," Popp make changes, Tubb said. tires, $15. 332-8050. 1-3-6 should be said. I phone 882-6833 efter 5pm. USED vacuum cleaners. complexion care. Call watchdogging Women have the voting 5-3-7 GIRL TO share Christian 484-4519 East Michigan or every department to make own home, Tanks, canisters end uprights, CHESS SET, hand crafted onyx 485-7197 sure that women are The Michigan Women's majority, she said, and room. South side. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 board Lansing Mall. hired, should be able to ally their L'ERS0N TO share nice house in 393-3815. 3-3-6 and up. DENNIS 351-4301. 4-3-9 and pieces. $30. MERLE NORMAN Political Caucus is political efforts. The Caucus L'" ~~ COSMETICS concerned with many of the DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, STUDIOS }350. 6-3-9 C-3-3-8 same issues as the National is currently PRIVATE ROOM, light 316 N. Cedar, opposite City ; Typing Service working with Animals the Black Women's cooking, parking near MSU. Market. C-3-3-9 Organization of Women, Caucus KIRL, SPRING, own room, 908 Hicks Drive, 337-9247 A LITTLE or a lot, we cut it the Nancy Hammond, a to form an alliance of goals. T $64/ month. Beel Street. 5"3"9 SEWING MACHINE Clearance DOG way you want it. UNION TYPING THESES and term member of the women's They are also studying J 351-6566. 3-3-8 LANSING: TWO singles, Sale. Brend new portable, GROOMING, experience. Done in clean 12 years BUILDING BARBER SHOP. papers. Electric typewriter. steering committee of the the Lansing City Council to $49.95, $5 355-3359. C-3-3-8 test T HOUSE neer campus, Parking, 917 West $75. Ionia. selection of per month. Large home. 882-0788. 5-3-8 E x p e r ienced . Diane. caucus, said. "But we determine how many needs one girl to share, reconditioned 372-7600. 0-3-9 narrow our focus to women After 7pm. 5-3-9 are employed, in I 332-5657. 3-3-7 ~ CLOSE TO used machines. Whites, Necchis, New Home Singers, Mobile Homes Peanuts Personal jjjjjl! TYPING. ELECTRIC machine, political issues," Hammond added. what voting records positions and its on women's (FOUR BEDROOMS in Lensing campus, clean and "many others." $19.95 fast, accurate, experienced. 351-8154.5-3-9 ' to $39.95. Terms The group trains women issues. HORIZONS NEVER stop, like | house liberal, no lease, $30 - 372-4746. 4-3-9 This caucus is bipartisan $45. Call 485=3089. 2-3-6 EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING NEW MOON — deluxe 10'x55', the hidden hands of love. to run for office or LOCATED BEHIND Taco 3 bedrooms, all manage and particularly encourages 1 block from Bell. COMPANY, 1115 North furnished, RM/jb. 1-3-6 TYPING TERM papers, theses, political campaigns, among Washington. the foOMMATE WANTED: Male, Board if wanted. Berkey Hall. 489-6448. new water softener and gas etc. IBM Selectric II. other activities. The state participation of I close to campus, own room, 332-2563 C-3-3-9 furnace, located Waverly DEAR PORCUPINE woman - Experienced. Lene Axelsen, is students. 5-3-9 School caucus involved in 430 Park Lane. Call District. Lot rent Thanks for the best 2 years J. 4-3-9 The 6th District PROFESSIONAL $35/ month. $3,000. Call of my life. Dinner's at 7pm. studying the voting records 351-4249. 2-3-6 of Democratic Political Caucus OWN ROOM in Owen Graduate ELECTRONIC calculators by 485-0362. 5-3-8 Love, your friend. 1-3-6 legislative members on PROFESSIONAL IBM women's issues. differs from the other Hall, includes board, maid B°wmar _ $99.95. Eight IhREE BEDROOM, bath 54, dissertation typing. MA district caucus in its party T refrigerator, built - in stove, service. 355-3929 or diflit' ,,oatin9 decimal, five IN SERVICE - must sell! English degree. Marty North, l washer, dryer, finished 353-3579. Keep trying! 5-3-9 function rechargeable constant, % key, 12'x52' 1966 Parkwood. For ^ Real Estate 351-3487. 7-3-9 want "We to want work women within the who affiliation, trying to encourage but it too is I basement, $245 / month plus battery, AC information call 393-4191. women FOR political to further I deposit. Families only. WOMEN, quiet single adapter/ charger, one year 3-3-6 EXPERIENCED IBM typing, system," their goals I 485-0767. 5-3-7 room, close in. Community £arts and labor guarantee, BY OWNER Hammond said. "We through involvement in the theses, term papers, (Pica - kitchen, no parking facilities. GILL ELECTRONICS, TOPPER CORONA - in bedroom, newly decorated, Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. emphasize goals that women Democratic party, said Mary 332-0647 after 5pm, |rATERNITY HOUSE, spring thru Friday only. 3-3-7 Monday 349-9293, 9 - 1pm for order Lansing, 12*x60\ partially low down payment, land 7-3-9 have as women -- not as Holmes, a member of the Room/ board. For information. 5-3-9 furnished, 2 bedrooms, large contract, terms available to imitators of the traditional caucus. I information call 337-2093. living room, front kitchen. those who qualify. $14,900. ROOM AND board, males TYPING TERM system." "We are more involved in only BASS TROMBONE, Yamaha, Priced to sell. Phone Call collect, Westphalia, 1- theses. Electric papers and party politics," Holmes said, 372-3518. 5-3-9 typewriter, parking, close to campus' ,a'dJV "sed' 2 mouthpieces, 587-6680. 5-3-9 fast service. Call A state caucus "but our goals are the same. ||AN WANTED for spring. private rooms. 332-5035' $325. Phone 393-5846. 5-3-9 RICHMOND 6-3-9 349-1904. convention is slated for We room, close, 1969, 12'x50', MOORES RIVER DRIVE are trying to get ■ AMPEX 890 reel reel tepe skirted, refrigerator, 1972 air QUARTER ACRE April, to define target areas recognition and power for Iressonable 353-7899. _ - for this year. The women's I For CV recorder, omnidirection, AC conditioner. On Mobile 3 bedrooms, PROFESSIONAL IBM women by giving them the 332-1619. 3-3-8 | ror Sale Sale 2 ceramic baths, typing fe|f cont#ined $15Q Home Manor Lot. Call central (pica elite) 11 organizations hope the air, carpeted, - years training ground and practice 351-2547. 3-3-7 332-5045. 4-3-9 built-ins, electronic air filter, experience, Sandi. 339-8934. convention will cement the ■EW FULLY carpeted two to run for office." T large carpeted recreation 6-3-9 groups into a unified body bedroom duplex. Appliances, The caucus is planning a I air conditioning and a full BO=LRE°oSr: bs8«5 BARON - 1963, 10'x51', fully carpeted, air, many extras. In room and laundry room in to work for feminist goals. state convention of district I basement. $200/ month plus after 3pm, 4-3-9 $75" ?oman recorder ®-track 8ut0' East basement, screened patio, TYPING TERM papers, theses, caucuses in March, to define I tape player - with Lansing. Immaculate double garage with electric The 6th District utilities. Phone 675-5454. etc. Electric, Experienced. the efforts of Democratic condition. $2,400. 372-4374. Women's Political Caucus I 4-3-9 TEN SPEED boy, Schwinn $65' Ca" door, sprinkling system. By JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. 4-3-9 women. bicycle, like new. $90. 3 owner, must sell, $52,500. 489-1276. 5-3-9 C-7-3-9 concentrates on grass - roots Interested women 655-298a 4U3-9 political activity, according may ^ ^ N|(<0N pTn 50^ |en$ f zs&jfigrs.,$35° , 4 Lost & Found ]0 NEWLY bedroom, REMODELED $12,000. Owner - 2 COMPLETE SERVICE. THESES Discount to Jean Tubbs, Chairwoman of the district caucus. contact Ruth (National Organization of Popp 200cm, typewriter, Hoover will printing. IBM typing and Women) at 699-2502, Carol FIND SOMETHING? carry land coi Mcintosh vacuum, been bag chair. binding of theses, resumes, "Many women in (Michigan MUST SELL Scuba , . If you've found Phone 626-6182. 4-3-9 Magnevox portable e pet or article publication. Across from Women's Political Caucus) stereo; medium. See at 5976 Bois Me Lansing can't identify with pf value, we want to help you campus, corner M.A.C. and the at 373-2420, Jean Tubbs | family, louse $55. wit>) student Bebysit asionally. 351-0997. 3-3-8 ■Mj«r t a^ e- Drive., Apartment Heslett. 3-3-7 2A. return it. Just come in to the State News Classified Dept. G Recreation Grand River, below Jones Stationery Shop. Call power Washington D. C.," Tubbs said. "So structure in (6th District Political Caucus) at 482-4325 and and tell us you want to place COPYGRAPH SERVICES, we try to give MARANTZ. PIONEER, ^PEX~ V2~amp^"wTth an ad in EAST LANSING THE CHARTER PEOPLE 337-1666. C-3-9 women a chance to change Mary Holmes (6th District iSEMENT STUDIOS for Kenwood, receivers; Garrard, - arts bottom, four 12" speakers STATE BANK'S found Hurry Spring! things in this area." Democratic Political I Pioneer, Yamaha, turntables; Freeport and crafts. Carpeted, paneled, $350 0r best offer, see et $169', Nassau $179*, Hawaii I others too. All mint column. As a public service TYPING DISSERTATIONS, Caucus) at 1410 Hess, $30/ month. 351-0997. 3-3-8 4707 Okemos The condition. Cheapl 351-2697. Road, EAST LANSING STATE $269*. Hurry and call term papers, experienced. activity of the Lansing. Okemos. Next to Post Office. BANK will run the ad at no STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. 40c per page. 332-2987. ■EDRICK HOUSE has openings Or cell 349-1740 or 13-3-9 extra cost to you. 0-3-3-7 | lor females, spring term. OBOE BY LESHER, used 355-3576. Ask for Joe. 2-3-6 EAST LANSING >om and board. - Ifft WHAT'S . only 6 months, excellent T " STATE BANK FLIGHTS, New York ANN BROWN'S 23 years of I 332-0844. 3-3-8 . „ — condition. 393-2149 after £AUL 9Ult8;- C-3-9 Frankfort, return. From typing experience is still MUG ■ANDICAPPED STUDENT 8pm 3-3-7 $720 new, $350. 6 months $165. Anne Munnich, available for all your typing _ old, hard shell case. FOUND: GUY'S watch. Call 355-7846. B-2-3-6 needs. Call 349-0850. C-3-9 1 needs male assistance, share MARANTZ SPEAKERS 337-0179.2-3-6 332-3507 ask for Chuck I double room. Spring end Imperiel IV $190. 7 months Martin. C-3-3-8 I summer terms. Room and SPRING BREAK with UNION YOUNG LADY wheelchair old. 353-7493. 5-3-9 CHEVROLET CAPRICE I board paid. Call 355-4015 - FOUND: MARCH BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain, bound, desires typing in 1966, 396 engine in excellent 1, wire home. 2 I after 5:30pm. 5-3-9 INSTA-MATIC GAS or electric condition. Call Terry rimmed glasses with case. $284. Nassau, $189. Contact majoring in years college Announcements for It's The Committee to Re - ele< Phone 351-2048. C-3-3-7 us Monday through Friday 1 typing. Some What's Happening must be Mike Engel to ASMSU for tl (OMEN refrigerator, 3 c.i. Call Chris, Brevermen, 355-2300. 4pm experience ROOM and board - or phone 353-9777. doing theses, received in the State News College ot Natural Science 332-3495. 1-3-6 (351-6503 after 5pm.) 6-3-9 Mailable at ULREY HOUSE FOUND: MAN'S Benrus watch C-3-9 resumes, correspondence, and office, 341 Student Services meet at 8 tonight in 2021 I CO-OP, 332-5095. 5-3-6 between Erickson and Wells. general work. 489-0531. Bldg., by t p.m. at least two Campus Hill Apts. All 64 USED sewing machines class J® WATERBEDS - GREAT fun Service 5-3-6 days before publication. $9.95 Call and identify. 355-1655. up. Zig-Zag and end pleasure. No announcements will be BOM AND board. $230 per Fully C-3-3-7 straight stitchers, portables Guaranteed, from $8.50. accepted by phone. College Republicans will "~i. Bogue Street Co-op, TYPING, IBM selectric. 15 years end console models. Singers, meet at 7 Mite Snyder. 351-8661. 351-0717.4-3-9 LOST: THURSDAY A.M.: experience. 484-5902. Fast p.m. today in 39 XEROX COPIES 4/. The COMPACTS Proposal Union. Whites, Kenmores, and many Benrus efficient service. 2-3-7 electronic watch Writing Simulation Came will be more too numerous to COPYGRAPH SERVICES, GARRARD SLX2 magnetic between Erickson and Wells, run from 7 to 10 mention. 30 used vacuums $5 M.A.C. and Grand River p.m. The Bicycling Club will meet cartridge, 1 old. Wednesday JHEERFUL m SPACIOUS room up. Upriights and tanks, Excellent year condition. 355-2366, 351-3927. 3-3-6 below Jones Stationery Shop. | Trat in Ballroom by MSU volunteers. the Union at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 208 Men's IM Bldg. private home for serious Kirbys, Electrolux, Rainbows 337-1666. C-3-9 ■ student. 337-1467. 3-3-8 LOST: PRESCRIPTION 1 Spring term. and many more too Anyone wishing to learn 5-3-9 SUNGLASSES — black case, TWO NEED ride to Experience the thrill of numerous to mention. Hours N CONSIGNMENTS WANTED: Colorado, more about Christian Science is obsolete technology with the u • v i s i o n R eward I HOOVER PORTABLE washer / . spring break, share gas, invited to a meeting of the ■INGLE, 9am to 5pm Saturdey 9 12 723-3721, 725-2259. 3-3-6 Weaving, potter, macrame MSU Railroad Club at 7:30 p.m. CLEAN, quiet, noon. ELECTRO GRAND, dryer. Ideal for married and other handcrafted items. driving, 337-9967. Bill Christian Science Organisation today in the Captain's Room of I Wkmg, no cooking, close to Alliston. 4-3-7 at 6:45 p.m. today in 35 Union. ■— 804 East Michigan, Lansing. housing. Crib complete. FOUND: MEN'S gold ring, l.M. PILLOW PALACE, s. 351-0631. 3-3-9 332-2423. 4-3-9 0-5-3-9 489-2720. 4-3-9 locker, 353-4500. Identify SKIERS RIDE to Alta, Utah in Sailing Club will meet at 7:30 The p.m. today in 34 Union. Officers beginning Hebrew initials, etc. C-3-3-6 camper. Share gas, 353-3017. Speaking Club will meet at 8 PASSPORT PHOTOS 2 for will meet at 6:30 p.m. Members - 3-3-6 tonight in the girl's lounge of $4.00. Fast service. Call are needed to help with next LOST - YOUNG female term's membership drive. shepherd husky, black back. 482-3388. 3-3-7 TWO PEOPLE need ride to PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Meadowbrook 351-4490. 3-3-8 Trace. FOR stereo QUALITY service on Florida. Will share expenses. 482-2047, 351-0754. X-4-3-7 The Block and Bridle Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in Judy There will be a joint recital of English Hawes horn on and Oboe and Andrea equipment, see the 110 Anthony Hall. 1'tansforthe Today ... Just clip, complete, mail along with your LOST — MAN'S open-weave STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East horse show will be discussed. Splittberger on clarinet at 8: IS Grand River. C-3-9 check or money order gold filigree wedding band. TWO GIRLS to share expenses to Florida The Shotgun Club will meet Reward! 351-3995. 4-3-9 — spring break, jj^Fj 882-3250. 1-3-6 at 7 p.m. today in 103 Men's IM Instructions ouncilman George A Bldg. Plans for the Missouri trip iurn will hold office hour FOUND - MEN'S ring, before will SKIER NEEDS ride west spring be finalized and spring i 5 7 Fleetwood Mac, Auditorium. - p.m. today in 20 discussed. A reloading y Hall. Call Eric, 332-1435 and break, will share expenses. n will follow DANCE CLASSES absolutely Norm identify. C-3-3-8 Maddex, 353-7522. free. Modern Era il Hey :e public and 2-3-7 The educati health nutrition conventional social dancing. direction, will FOUND: KEY neer PINBALL of the Convention for a speak to the Foods and Instruction. All ages, ONE PERSON needs ride to PALACE. Made by GM in Responsible Council will meet at Nutrition Club on "Nutrition LEARNING CENTER. Florida. Will pay expenses. 7:45 p.m. today in 37 Union. and Professionalism" at 7 Consecutive Dates to Run _ Milwaukee. 351-5603. Phone 432-7206, 1 p.m. C-3-3-8 5pm. 353-0171. 5-3-8 All those concerned about East Wednesday in 9 Human Ecologv 5-3-7 Lansing public schools Bldg. are urged Classification LOST: GOSEN super-pilot REQUESTING GIRL rider to to attend. TYPEWRITTEN The People's Cooperative exposure meter, February Phoenix, Arizona. Leaving REPRODUCTIONS Council will discuss the progress 7th in Union. Reward. Ken, - March 15th. 337-1471. 3-3-6 Circle K and Union Board of the Alternative 351-0522. 5-3-7 resumes, theses, papers, will feature Eldon Nonnamaker. Community Chest Drive at 7:30 p.m. poems — rendered promptly, Vice president of student affairs, Wednesday in 34 Union. FOUND: contacts PAIR in of case. green South fastidiously, reasonably. 332-4493. 7-3-9 m from 2 - 3 p.m. College Hall. Union Grill. today in Old Crossroads Cycle Club will campus. Must identify. 353-2660. C-3-3-7 PRIVATE GUITAR instruction DON'T FORGET blood comes maintainance at 7:30 p.m. today The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. at 210 Abbott Rd- basement. in my home. Call Terry at only from people. will have a lawyer available from 332-4212. 2-3-6 Professional donors □0 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 The ASMSU board will meet compensated. MICHIGAN p.m. Wednesdays during the at 6:30 p.m. today in 32 8 NOW AVAILABLE beginning COMMUNITY BLOOD term. MSU students can make Student Services Bldg. and intermediate banjo appointments CENTER. 337-7183. Hours by stopping in STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per lessons. MARSHALL MUSIC, Monday, Thursday and 307B Student Services Bldg., or SDS will meet at 7:30 p.m. month, $23 par term, Free East Lansing, 351-7830. Friday 9 - 4:30. Tuesday and calling 353 - 0659. Wednesday in Union Parlor A to discuss Peanuts Personals 10 words $1.50 prepaid delivery, service and pick-up. C-1-3-6 Wednesday 12 - 6:30.C=3=9 the Conference, April 7 Anti Racism No deposit. TV's available at and 8. Peace Corps/Vista will recruit Everyone is welcome. 10 days -13.004 same rates. Call NEJAC, Typing Service 1 day $1.50 5 days $6.50 337-1300. C-3-9 ^ TWO ATTRACTIVE Latin for summer and fall from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. programs 65c per word 1,30 per word lovers need girls with car. today There will be open auditions 15c per word through Trip to Canada. 355-4080 Thursday in the for an experimental production □ □ Placement Bureau. Application of "Tom Paine" from 7 □ COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION TYPESETTING, rr light, bold 10pm - midnight. 4-3-9 deadline is April I. 9:30 SERVICES. Crutch and and italic faces, justified tonight through Thursday in Union Parlor A. wheilchair rentals. columns, have your hard - POETRY, SHORT fiction, art The Michigan Botanical Club GULLIVER STATE DRUG, earned paper or thesis look Mail to. Michigan State News' Classified Inc. 1105 West Grand River. like a "real" work wanted for literary will meet at 7:30 p.m. 204 Horticulture today in The MSU Science Fiction book. 347 Student Services Bdg.■ Eett magazine publishing spring Ben eke Bldg. E. S. Society will meet at 8 p.m. Lensing, 332-5171. COMPUTYPE. 351 8494. will speak Wednesday in the Union Green MSU East Lansing, Mich. 48823 C-7-3-9 5-3-8 term. Dan, 353-1916. 5-3-9 355 8252, "Mushroom Cultivation on in Room to discuss time travel and Michigan and in the Orient." parallel worlds. ■j 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Men:you've By JIM KEEGSTRA works part - time in both the office and the tool room cornea that you can't relate to it," Apmann said. "So you end his long job and says that he gets along well with the other way Chambers said. State News Staff Writer at the Physical Plant. Chambers said that some up relating to the people. people in the department. Men, there is hope for Howard Smith, They're a bunch of women "I think there would be a people are so stunned when maintenance supervisor at that's OK." he answers that they think you yet. so problem if I was in a typing Women are no longer the the Physical Plant, said that Smith said that he has pool with a lot of females," they have a wrong number only liberating job Apmann had some office always had two or three and hang up. Some girls ones Hagerman said. "But here roles. Four men on campus experience while in high women working there part - the work is divided and it is have told him that it's really have also broken the sex school and is a good typist. time, but winter term a small office." pleasant talking with a guy. barriers. Smith said Apmann was Apmann was the only He said that before "I answer the next call Charlie Hagerman is a hired with these applicant. World War II almost all with a smile in my voice," secretary. Tony Dunaske qualifications so he could Hagerman, 2i, is a full secretaries were men. The Chambers said. and Dave Chambers are fill - in as a clerk. time clerk in the economics women took their place telephone operators. "It's a different type of department office along during the war and just Chambers said that he A fourth, Steve Apmann, experience, so alien at first with five women. He likes stayed on. has gotten enthusiastic "They have the responses, from men, such advantage of a dress," as: "A dude operator - Hagerman said, smiling. Men's Lib - right - on!" Eva Beckley, the chief telephone operator for Chambers received his MSU, said that Dunaske and experience in the Air Force. Chambers have worked out When serving in Las Vegas marvelously. he was part of a change - "I would be happy to over from civilian female hire more if they were operators to males in the qualified and interested," he military. said. "They guys don't get as rattled as girls at the While learning the start." switchboard, Chambers said the Chambers, 24, said that other operators have that both he and a woman were plugged in at the same Man working accepted him, but thinks time. He would take a call that the women watch their and if the woman knew the Steve Apmann, Minneapolis graduate student, works as a secretary at the Physical language and what they talk number from memory she Plant. He handles radio communications, takes shorthand and is a qualified typist about when he is would answer before him. Apman was the only applicant winter term. working. "My masculinity This really shook the caller, State News photo by Lewis W. is definitely noticed here," he said. Tysman White male fears future job discrimination (continued from page 1) The School of Criminal "The thrust of the opening for two faculty Justice, one of the criticism is not to reduce members this September. not shove something down departments on campus educational qualifications, people's throats," Sharp with an all male faculty, but to find qualified said. "Our philosophy is to Sharp described the recently passed a resolution people," Molina said. resolution as "delightful" help open doors but not to Sharp interfere relations in interpersonal (in the at a faculty meeting which requested that the school not She said the school has been addressing these and said departments that are other passing Carla Johnson, Flint senior, has chalked up a win at the Women's Regional Pool employ three women similar resolutions. Carol G department)." faculty members by areas as fully as possible and Tournament last month to become the top women's pool player in the Midwest. the rats September. The resolution wants advising of faculty State News photo by C.L. Michaels Sharp said the recruiting was prompted by the need aging pr of women and minorities is positions open to a wider for female criminal justice area. necessary to create a new students to have a role social situation and to show model and that all criminal Woman chomp the good intentions of MSU. The School of Criminal "There is a real feeling justice students to have an nib? 353 4321 awareness of women Justice is anticipating an among white males that they are being discriminated supervisory positions in the field of criminal justice. against," Sharp said, but big splash a added that the States needs to have every United Clara justice Molina, graduate criminal student, 1500 off any €> qualified working. { size pizza person started the resolution which By TOM STEWART ball run, beat her 150 balls girl, Johnson said, is that it's "Our goal is to have each was jointly sponsored by For years the local pool to 29. hard to find boyfriends. No person considered on an the Graduate Student hall has been almost "The experience and guy seems to want to date a equal basis," she said. Forum, the Student | one coupon per pizza exclusively male domain. thrill I got from playing girl who can beat them at Sharp stressed that the Advisory Committee and S a In this age however, of liberation, it's not too Mosconi shellacking was I well worth the took," she pool. University is not trying to lower the quality or the Alpha Phi Sigma, Police Administration Honorary. Mr. uncommon to find a female said. "I find I have to date number of standards. "We Molina said the main i MIKE'S 351-1600 infiltrating that once sacred Not all men fare as well guys who are better than want to make sure everyone faculty concern is that the male domain. against Johnson as did Mosconi. More often than me," she said, "or else they has a direct chance at the women meet academic ! Pizza fast free delivery Almost every afternoon don't stick around long." job." qualifications first. one can find Carta Johnson, not she comes out on top. Flint senior, in the Union's "At first they think it's a pool hall practicing the age - mistake that a chick just old game • - and one she beat them at pool," she Jacobson's will be open Thursday and Friday Evenings until nine. plays exceptionally well. said. "But after I proceed to Johnson's prowess at the do it again they realize it's pool table is well known. no mistake." She is the number one The problem with being collegiate women's pool good at pool and being a player in the Midwest. She Miss J's how-to look won the Womens Regional Pool Tournament at Eastern for spring. . .a fashion Michigan University last month. ATE NEWS blueprint .lightweight Johnson, an Art History major, began playing pool in polyester/slubbed silk rto? 353 4321 1969 while working as a heather tweed coordinates drummer in a touring U.&0. show in Vietnam. She blue. A fresh UNION BOARD and in angle: spends from two to three CIRCLE K present hours a day practicing. jackets checkmated with "I'd like to be the best A Coffee Hour player in the world," blue/white polyester/ Johnson said. with ELDON cotton gingham. From Johnson has been in a NONNAMAKER number of professional tournaments. However, she Vice-President College Town, sizes 5-13. of Student Affairs says her most exciting game A Ultra soft polvester/ was an exhibition match gTODAY, 2:00 - 3:00 P.M.jj with Willie Mosconi. Old College Hall, cotton knit shirt, $12, Mosconi, who holds the Union Grill world's record with a 326 COFFEE PROVIDED Cuffed pants, $20. Short sleeve jacket, $17. B. Front zip pants, By CARi $19. 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