the michigan Volume 65 Number 119 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. March 7,1973 Congress assured voteWASHINGTON (AP) - on Secretary Rep. N. Viet aid Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, told Vietnam one cockeyed dime for of State William P. Rogers told the Rogers: "I'm not going to accept reparations." House Foreign Affairs Committee money for North Vietnam when there Rogers agreed. "No one in the Tuesday that any assistance program is no money for housing the elderly." administration would give them one for North Vietnam would require prior Hays also threatened to stall his cockeyed dime for reparations," he congressional approval. subcommittee's review of the State said. But he said a rehabilitation "There will be Dept. budget and said he might program was another matter and the no attempt to hide sponsor an amendment to bar any administration probably will unveil its anything from Congress," he said. funds for Hanoi without direct proposal in a month. But some committee members approval of Congress. "We will come to were Congress to ask hostile to aid for North Vietnam for authority for such even Rep. H. R. Gross, R- Iowa, said a program," he with this assurance. added. bluntly: "I would not give North The secretary thereby inched further toward an accomodation with Congress. President Nixon said at a VC say U.S. news conference Friday that any assistance money will come from defense and foreign aid funds and not from the domestic side of the federal budget. responsible for Rogers also told the committee he is confident a military peace can be maintained in Vietnam but said prospects for a political settlement are questionable. Viet prisoners Testifying about the international agreement to support the cease - fire in Vietnam, Rogers said: "I do not expect there will be any major military engagements in that area. I hope I'm Hormone research SAIGON claimed on (AP) - The Viet Cong Tuesday that the United responsible for the question of the release of military and civilian right." The secretary, under persistent Carol Bradley left, Gary Kledzik center and States shares the rats that they test for various diseases Henry Huang, discuss hormone secretion levels in responsibility for personnel detained by the allies of the questioning, said he thought the including cancer. Huang is currently studying the resolving an impasse over the exchange Americans. opposing factions in Vietnam had of Vietnamese prisoners and asked it aging process in rats in hopes that he may find what causes humans "We ask the American government decided war was not going to solve the to age. to intervene with the to respect strictly all which it has Saigon problems of Indochina. Therefore. State News photo by C.L. Michaels government. promised in carrying out all necessary Rogers continued, "there are going to In a letter to Maj. Gen. Gilbert H. measures so that the be question of the political problems." Woodward, the senior U.S. release of the military and civilian On a third point, Rogers said he ICancer study may lead representative to the four Military Commission, the Viet Cong - accused Saigon of failing to carry out provisions of the peace party Joint agreement personnel government The detained by the can be executed." Viet Cong appeal to Saigon had received a report that ships were (continued on page 6) concerning the release of Vietnamese Washington was disclosed at about the Hospitals civilian and military personnel. same time that Secretary of State other disease The Viet Cong letter said this William P. Rogers told Congress he to cures "incorrect attitude . . . has seriously hindered not only all projects related expected the controversy over Vietnamese prisoners "to be worked By MIKE LaNOUE Drugs that MSU scientists have effective treatment for cancer, is the to the release of military and civilian personnel letained by the two South Vietnamese parties, but has also out in the very near Meanwhile, 20 future." smiling former prepare tor State News Staff Writer developed and experimented with, American prisoners of war, one Henry S. Huang, MSU doctoral including Meites and Barnett Rosenberg, biophysicist, are currently training of young scientists who say they expect to make tremendous strides in the coming years in the paralyzed all activities of the four party Joint Military Commission. "The - an American flag, flew home Wednesday morning to the United waving abortions Saigon government is By IRENE EVANS I candidate from Taiwan, is trying to develop drug treatment that will retard e aging process and increase the being tested on human cancer in hopes that a cure mav soon be found. treatment of physical problems that have plagued manking for centuries. responsible for all these acts," the letter declared. "The American Three later flights carrying 60 more State News Staff Writer Edward W. Sparrow Hospital in | fertility span in rats. One effect of the cancer research, "In the next 50 years I'm sure the government, as a party which led the former POWs were bound for Scott Lansing will begin performing Kaleem Quandri, another doctoral war in Vietnam and which signed the in addition to perhaps providing Air Force Base, abortions within the next week, Karl candidate from India, is doing research an (continued on page 11) Paris Calif., and Kelly Air peace agreement, is also Force Base, Tex. with many drugs to determine how Neumann, hospital president, said Tuesday. they can effectively cut down Of the other four mmrnary cancer in rats. Both men were attracted to MSU UNLESS U.S. INTERVENES including the area hospitals, University Health because of the research programs of Center, only Lansing General Hospital has indicated it will Joseph Meites, professor of definitely be performing abortions. Lansing General physiology. The effects of both men's research could nankind. eventually be applied to The work of MSU scientists to Indians threaten American Indian Movement leader to end truce plans to begin the operations in the next four to eight weeks, James Amos asst. hospital administrator said. Several antiabortion combat cancerous diseases has in fact WOUNDED KNEE, S. D. (AP) - Raymon Roubideaux, American groups have in Wounded Knee are Meanwhile Dennis Banks, a leader indicated they will picket the The Indians holding Wounded Knee demanding the Indian Movement hospitals |come increasingly closer to fruition. threatened to call off their cease fire - immediate removal from office of negotiator, told Soller, "Asking them to lay down their of the militant Indians, told his if and when they begin performing Richard Wilson, president of the followers in Wounded Knee, "We all abortions. At least with federal marshals Tuesday night arms is asking them to commit one hospital 13,000 member tribe. They also want know we're in a war and we're administrator said he would not want unless the Interior Dept. intervenes suicide." Editor's note: The following protection from what they allege will beginning to feel the first pangs of war to release a specific date as to when is the last in immediately in a tribal dispute among Vernon Long, tribal civil rights the hospital might start pangs of hunger and pangs of cold. — a a series of three the Oglala Sioux. be Wilson's strongarm tactics against leader, told Soller, "We cannot wait We know they're going to performing vticles about cancer - related persons involved in the Wounded Knee try to starve abortions, to avoid such picketing. two weeks. If you can't us out or freeze us out. But this is our research action. help us, we're Both out - patient and in- patient being done at MSU. Lawyers representing the 200 not going to wait. We're going to get it kind of war. We've been abortions will be performed, Neumann Several scientists have produced Indians who seized Wounded Knee a over today." fighting Charles G. Soller, an Interior hunger and cold all our lives." said, but because of the price, the drug treatments that are being week ago held brief talks with an spokesman, said the commissioner of Soller hospital staff expects more out Interior Dept. official and said there replied, "I have no Banks warned his - tested to determine how well Indian affairs would not go to suggestions to alleviate this problem." people things patient than in patient abortions. - must be an immediate suspension of could get worse. "What's most Wounded Knee until the village is In an out 'hey combat human cancer. the tribal constitution and a He told Indian leaders he would confer important is that we are not doing this ■ patient abortion, the abandoned by the militants and the with Washington and patient will come into the hospital, be referendum to hold new elections. report back later for ourselves, but for our children and incident ended. Tuesday. our unborn," Banks said. (continued on page 6) Police By CAROL MORELLO > deny plan to initiate decoy unit ■ from homocide to !_i_ i. i l.. larceny by 5 e — per rlpnnrtmontc departments for enforcement or STRESS tvne pntranmpnt. nnerntinn .• type entrapment operation. cent within the next two years in prevention, "The grant calls for gathering of State News Staff Writer selected high crime areas. Recent articles in the local information, which precludes using newspapers compared the decoys," Lansing Police Chief Richard Unsing Police Dept. will not initiate coordination unit to Detroit's STRESS A. Gleason said. "There is man force whose major job would be no provision IA pending federal grant to the The department has requested a 12 . *oy operations similar to Detroit's squad, an acronym for Stop the for decoys in the grant. surveillance and undercover work. In Robberies Enjoy Safe Streets. The 5%criticized STRESS squad, police the grant application, the main STRESS squad has come under attack Instead, Gleason said the unit ""flatssaid. objective of the unit is defined as would concentrate on surveillance of for its use of decoys to make arrests. /J''18 grant, which would fund an working to gather, interpret, evaluate, known burglars. The undercover police officers will "ligations Coordination Unit, calls correlate, compile and disseminate But officials involved in the grant rely on tips from S179.081 to reduce crimes ranging information to the respective all deny the coordination unit is a informers, and will stake - out a suspected robbery scene or possibly tail a suspect, Gleason said. "But as far as walking the streets MSU, E. Lansing police back and waiting for someone to roll them, no, that will not be the method," he said. Gleason explained that though the Brant's metropolitan concept force will have arrest powers, arrest by undercover units will be avoided. If an apprehension appears necessary, he said, uniformed officers in marked cars BV CAROL MORELLO could be made to join before the his approval of the regional concept, will be alerted to move in and make State News Staff Writer initial year is over. the arrest. "Given the economics of police Richard O. Bernitt, MSU director "One enforcement, I think it will have to of the problems with proposed of Public Safety, and East Lansing Investigations he said. "In the next few STRESS is that the men dressed like ^'nation Unit for the Leasing normal street people make the J* °ept. could become a reality in arrests," he said. "The problem is that !?UnsinS f Pfoves and on the MSU campus the metropolitan concept. enforcement ai at the moment an arrest is made, successful in Lansing. before the officer can even say an »nv) grant currently awaiting "At the present time, we have no Gail Light, information officer of individual is under arrest, the ™al «f federal funds contains an intentions to participate actively in the the Michigan Office of Criminal individual's immediate reaction is to Mice^end " clause for other county he said. "But it Justice Programs, the department think he is being mugged and to departments to join. o, being which approves federal funds, noted retaliate." •ijients COU|d Ue in when regiona| unit. that most fund requests today are Another criticism leveled at the coordination unit is that the operation "similarly. Neert has often professed (continued on page 11) Wednesday, March 7 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1973 fciBBLL] 33 Election irks SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Allende vowed Chile will continue its advance toward outside shortages stores, and Allende's foes food roaring government granted a 100 per cent pay raise to wage September 1970. The president claimed that no •ri°So.',7 nary — Chile's anti - Marxist gum earners only last October. other Chilean government in delayed opposition complained full socialism. inflation are common. Leftist candidates the last 20 years could boast it until |aU> M*er* again Tuesday of The election outcome The economic woes of such an Increase In voter claimed irregular?/? y' irregularities in legislative did not break a stalemate between the opposition and notwithstanding, the workers probably are better captured 43.39 per cent of the vote compared to 54.70 support after several years without, lH)wevefni"t!eS formal protests. In*a«» ' balloting that gave the off than they were before per cent for the opposition In office. "The election Allende's Marxist government new strength in slate. The opposition had result k the Congress. government. But they Allende's leftist group came falsified in u • Allende pointed out that expected to receive about provinces," iiimiiiimimmmiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiimi President Salvador demonstrated that Allende's popularity remains high to power. redistributed He has income to this sum was considerably 60 per cent of the vote, d.viar,/^ Onofre Jarpa |,.aripr T®0 Allende's Popular Unity hoping to capitalize on the among Chile's working class favor the working classes at higher than the 36 per cent coalition emerged from nation's economic "One of the problems with STRESS is that men Sunday's election with two despite a precarious the expense of richer he received in the difficulties. When returns dressed like normal street people make the new Senate seats and six in economy in which lines Chileans and the presidential race of arrests...At the moment the arrest is made...an the Chamber of Deputies, individual's immediate reaction is to think he is although the opposition being mugged and retaliate. Lansing Police Chief Richard A. Gleason maintained its majority. Area agency a See story page 1 College to offer By DIANE SILVER for an ex - offender to find, "The only person who got a number and that is lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|*llll,lllll,l,,ll,liai1111111 study in Jo port State News Staff Writer Wood said. He claimed that stays out of jail is the your name. Everybody else has made decisions for you. If an ex - convict is to the parole officer who is person who decides not to out of prison, raDes ^5 term And now you have to make and Sudan to prosecute guerillas summer James Madison College survive in the world outside of prison he will have to supposed to assist ex - offenders in finding jobs, is go back," Wood continued. "If you decide not to go your own decisions and its murders." The institute no help. back you have to give up all hard to do." has been crawl, Keh Wood, head of Sudan President Jaafar el Numairi, denoacing will sponsor a full undergraduate work in term of the Robert Stroud Memorial the petty things you really Federal programs do not successful in helping™ Institute, a Lansing based "They just leave them enjoy doing." the slaying of three foreign diplomats in Khartoum Japan for 15 credits during organization that works (ex - offenders) on the help the ex ■ offender, reported ^ ** as in "intolerable crime," said Tuesday night lie summer term. street. Usually, if the state The biggest problem Wood claims. with ex - offenders, said. offenders is often Two will not be lenient with the Black September Titled "Contemporary parole office does get them facing ex - years ago, «hel institute helped 13 men Social and Political Forces a job it is at the Salvation their inability to "I don't believe the fiJ guerillas who did it. He said the guerillas "will be "The state parole office jobs, who had been brought to trial. I will leave justice i.i our country in Japan," this doesn't really do anything Army for $8 a week. communicate with people, government can help in traiij interdisciplinary course will he said. people, because the guy at prison as mechanic to take its course. 1 have hig* confidence its for a person when he comes give students the out," said Wood. "There is "When a person comes "Most people want to go the top has no idea how I given $300 tool kits only tj judgment will be firm and its punishment will be opportunity to meet all or no orientation or re entry out of prison he doesn't back to prison because they feel. How can he know how go on welfare, after theM most of their foreign area - want to go into this type of it feels to be in jail fifteen release, because they just." program. You just get out." can't communicate with not find work. c< Numairi called on all Arab countries to join him studies requirement. life. So if he stays there very people in society," Wood years unless he stays in jail Wesley R. Fishel, The Stroud institute, long, he gets very uptight said. himself for 15 years. in condemning the slayings. professor of political science named after the "Birdman and goes back to Jackson." During Wood's prison "The keep Recently, Wood helped professor and leader of the term he was completely cut people should a man who hri of Alcatraz," helps ex - Wood said convicts make the programs," he escaped from prison trod group this summer, will convicts find employment, off from the outside world. looking for jobs face continued, "because the being extradited td Nixon aide will visit Moscow conduct at with slides open meeting at 7:30 p.m. gives legal aid and supplies prejudice and job His only communication people know what they Arkansas. counseling services. Wood discrimination. He claimed was by letter with three need." today in 329 S. Case Hall. college students. President Nixon is sending He villi discuss the trip and organized the program, many people will not hire a 'T missed "I met with some of thl which is funded by everything Community control of political leaders and starte] Secretary of the Treasury answer questions. person who has been in most donations, in 1968 after he people enjoy. I didn't programs is the only answer, a drive to keep him ir Students who have prison adding that ex - Geroge P. Shultz to Moscow had spent 15 years in offenders have to "do some know anything about Wood said. state and Gov. MilijJ next week for trade talks after completed their freshman anything outside, except didn't extradite him. WhJ prison. jobs that other people might year before June 30, 1973, what I read in books. After a weekend trip to Paris for are eligible to apply. Employment is difficult not do to prove a point. I was out, I learned that I "However, I don't expect that took place, 1 knew] monetary discussions. the community to do a had accomplishel wasn't normal compared to thing, because they have something." Shultz will also head a new the people outside. East - West trade policy "As far as being able to committee designed to give a framework American for trade expanding with Soviet Union and East Europe. the Gaesa£ just communicate I couldn't do it," he continued, "I'd fake it. I mean I'd try to fake it but I'd get frustrated Senator seeks because I'd make mistakes." The administration is If a person stays in known to be presenting to Congress legislation that would end close to prison time for any length of he becomes institutionalized, Wood said. rent deposit I "A landlord certainly hi And institutionalized people A security deposit may tariff discrimination against have difficulty in the a right to protect himsl be like money in the bank Soviet imports. outside world. against damage to for renters if a bill requiring property through a securil THE tabbute *>»U oioVjd bavlovni "All tj* JtUne you are in landlords to pay interest on deposit, trot the lack | prison, you are taught that security deposits becomes you are a nobody. You've regulations has Rights move suffers setback law. many landlords to capital! Sen. David Plawecki, on such protection! With REAL D-Dearborn Heights, is Plawecki said. The drive for ratification of the Equal Rights sponsoring legislation which "By investing securil force Amendment suffered another setback Tuesday. SUPER would landlords to deposits, a landlord is n( The Maine Senate refused to ratify the pay renters five per cent able to pocket profits oi' interest on security tenant's money. FREE amendment, already passed by the state House. And reverse in Tennessee, five state senators moved to last year's ratification vote. DELIVERY DEAL deposits. The present law does n| protect renters, he said, s:• SPECIAL! 197 J Pdled V: through the ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER iiomc /now ■versity. Jlinkei said that the AIRCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON S 1 trends in funding ' all bad." He said $8.00 ELECTRIC PORTABLE STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 $11.00 Things to in *73" OFFICE ELECTRIC $15.00 March 7-11 10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. I NEJAC TV RENTALS AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES (Sunday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.) Over 60 exhibitions 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett 339-8258 Landscape display in the center of the Mall GRAND PRIZE DRAWING: THE DOMINO'S Free trip tor two to Montego Bay, Jamaica. Parlor Program/: THIRST QUENCHER Thursday—3:30 Friday—3:30 Decoupage Floral Arrangement Same speedy free delivery, 7:30 Wood Finishing but free with your pizzas. Saturday—2:00 Burglar Protection pepsi's 4:00 Lawn and Garden Care 7:30 Color and With the order I I With the order Wallpaper for your Home I " Sunday—3:00 Judo and Self Defense Demonstration *1 a 12" Pizza of a 16" Pizza I I (Parlor Programs in Knapp's Community Room) you receive you receive 2 free 4 free Pepsi's Pepsi's I Meridian Mall I 351-7100 ! !I 351-7100 I Good with coupon thru Sun. L,0,°,d witl1 c'ouP°n thru Sun. 1973. No i I March 11, 1973. No other coupons other coupons may I,,, combined with may be combined with this E. Grand River and Marsh Rd. I^offer L"er — " ■ offer. Trowbridge Shop only. 'rowbridge Shop only. , | | Okemos -EDITORIALS- HARRY SCHWARTZ Bicycle path Stalin's spirit lingers on today The top projects listed for East improvem older residents alike, should be (c) 1973 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK - Stalin's ghost haunts the Soviet Union. He has been still Such circumspection is easily explained. Moscow is still ruled by a generation of leaders who were trained The central fact remains that the Soviet Union is still a dictatorship — now of a small group, rather than just much of Stalin's World nuriu uiAAlrn^. War war weakness, and of Stalin's fanatical«« II was th - _ the Trl?4ftet 16 PrOril.M«uet f? Uct of and advanced to high position by in which the Communist people and of the oulSF °f hi» one man — own dead 20 years now. More than half the Lansing's Capital Improvement expanded beyond its existing Stalin. Leonid I. Brezhev. Aleksei N. party still successfully controls the Program promise to bring needed routes. The bicycle congestion 250 million people of the U.S.S.R. Kosygin and Mikhail A. Suslov all minds and actions of most Soviet It does not conclude that much seem unreal M°rid have only the vaguest memories of of whTt' to services for both the businesses will once again reach epidemic worked long and intimately with citizens. There is still no open debate of Stalinism In the that tyrant's sway or were not even Stalin. Even more important, the basic of that great nation's central problems Soviet Uni mains and the residents. proportions this spring. bom at the time of his death. Yet the today reflects the present even institutions of today's Soviet Union — nor do aspirants for Kremlin power A $90,000 contribution from The proposed $650,000 man himself and his colossal role in Central Economic planning, the have to compete for public favor and the city to the $200,000 plan to budget for capital improvements shaping the vast empire ruled from the collective farms, the trade unions that support. The mass of the Soviet people Kremlin are still considered too landscape the alley behind the has been drafted after are really company unions, the policy are still treated like small children politically radioactive to be discussed of devoting most resources to heavy whose parents have the right to decide 100 block East Grand River considerable involvement by the Avenue and on spending to expand community. Furthermore, it will publicly at length or with candor within the broad realm of the Union industry and arms — were introduced what they may and may not know. Induarall with the most zJU'andpdi Sfc l"l!l", the city cicycle path system top be open to comment at a public of Soviet Socialist Republics. by Stalin and still bear the primary The Soviet people do not know, for educated dodi'i ?Iand the capital improvement list. hearing next Wednesday at 8 There is still no full dress Soviet imprint of his thinking. example, what proportion of their its history. The vast Stalinism that S nin The alley improvement will biography of Stalin. He is treated Thus to face the full reality of national income actually is expended anachronism remains that the eI °f p.m. in city hall. Stalin and his 30 years of Kremlin cannot , 4,1 gingerly and usually briefly when for military and related purposes, nor escape the corrosive forces bring beauty to the drab The community involvement mention cannot be avoided in official primacy is still too dangerous within that their 0f downtown section which must in determining the spending Soviet fiction and nonfiction. the U.S.S.R. It would require too supply of bread in the present periods depends upon the and time. The Soviet of sending rockets to peol~n maintain its attractiveness to priorities of East Lansing is Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's stunning many embarrassing explanations from smooth receipt of their government's Mars and T soonT„ ?118 - are not novel, "The First Circle," provides a powerful men who would prefer to children, and pedestrians. Additional tax gratifying and the proposed have that period of their lives ignored. huge purchases of American grain last recent Soviet portrait of the man that summer. revenues probably will also be prop-am is admirable. suggests his full dimensions. But that It would raise too many unsettling realized by the city from the alley beautification. the The city council has served community well in novel is, of course, banned in the Soviet Union. questions about basic Soviet institutions. In retrospect, it is all too plain that exercised J# The bicycle path system, developing these capital appreciated by students and improvement plans. Vote during The Doctor's Bag At early registration next along with the mass production week and at regular registration manuevers of registration will at By ARNOLD WERNER, MD on March 26 and 27, students least draw more student > L\ W Vi questions you have answered wouldn't the same exact activities that the intention to orrend anyone, I can only will have the opportunity to vote attention to the often neglected As a parent of two students at parents engaged in when they were hope that your future readings of my in the ASMSU and Academic ballot. MSU, occasionally I read the State apply to one case in about a thousand, column will be accompanied so then why should younger. The only differences appear by less of Council spring elections. The Ballots will be provided News when it is brought home. they be published? to be that the current generation is a sense of distress and a Let these people come to you in greater centralized voting should students during the registration sexually active at a slightly earlier age appreciation of the universality and For a long time I have objected to person with their extremely private and talk more about its activities. It is humor of people's problems. increase the turnout, especially ritual at desks will be set up to You some of the ridiculous and offensive questions. They should not be given in the nature of parenthood to become might consider talking to your two among the undergraduates handle the confusion. Students children about the concerns questions answered in your column - - public answers. The reading is an concealing about one's own sexual they and deciding on ASMSU candidates, will be asked to vote on offense to of the rest of their friends have and find out where those pertaining to the sex problems some us. I am experiences and reinforcing of what is providing for more representative candidates for 17 positions on of "girlfriends" and "boyfriends." The sorry to write this letter. considered traditional societal values, they seek answers. This too, might student governance. the ASMSU board and 10 slots most recent one of this kind was about even if these values are no longer help you enjoy the column a little more. on the Academic Council. warts. It really makes me ill to read Your widely held. interesting letter expresses I try to provide as accurate Previous elections held in Contrasted with poor student this silly stuff, and I am wondering if A friend of mind insists that for thoughts that are probably shared by a information as I can about questions voting in the past, the centralized you are writing it for a laugh, it is so number of people, but reflect a him to ejaculate twice during widely scattered buildings that I have reason to believe express around campus were plagued by election of student positions very silly. Please don't say, "you don't philosophy of education and health express widely held concerns. I have intercourse produces too much bodily have to read it." How it be care that is obviously different than strain and can always maintained that the activities can cause hernias. I would a low voter turnout. promises to at least remind many mine. Perhaps it takes day to day avoided when there it is? that people engage in should be ones like to know if this is true or jusi Consolidating ASMSU and students that there is an ASMSU contact with students and their that are not harmful to themselves or another cop - out. Academic Council elections and Academic Council. I also think that some of the problems to appreciate how truly others, nor conflict with their own widespread is the lack of accurate sense of right and wrong. I hope that a Just another cop - out for what information about personal matters. For some people it is not all As a physician, I cannot agree that it is person has been positively influenced thateas; to ejaculate twice during intercourse by his family's values and not "silly" for a couple to be concerned restricted by their hangups. and in fact, it may even be impossibl about infecting each other with if you are past the early twenties. It venereal warts. On a campus this size, a question fortunate that in reasonably intai I suspect that you might be a little that applies to only one case in a people, intercourse does not produo distressed believing that I encourage thousand would generate 40 telephone too much bodily strain. Hernias oftei people to engage in particular sexual calls or visits to my office. By writing occur from lifting heavy weights activities. I hate to disappoint you, but this column, I reach more people in a Unless you and your friend an this is not the case. Sexual activities year than I could in an entire career of engaging in sexual Intercourse in sc engaged in today should be of no seeing patients. absurdly strenuous fashion, I can surprise to parents, because these are Since it has never been my no risk of hernias. Art Levin, general manager; Robert John Borger, editor - in - chief; Charlie Bullard, sales manager; LaVonne Potter, Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, classified advertising manager: Bervin editorial editor. Johnson, photo manager: Dorothy Ron, office manager. Bill HoUtein, campus editor; Rick Members of the board of directors: V Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief; Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, Spaniolo, president; Debbie White, » sports editor; Nancy Jablonowski, staff president; Carolyn Stieber, secretary association representative. treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland waiis" Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Wilke. Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim The Michigan State News is a seven-tl Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al recipient of the Pacemaker Award t~ Kirleis, circulation manager. outstanding journalism. \MAYBIE WE COULD HAVE HAD A BETTER DEAL IF WE'D JOINED THE NORTH VIETNAM ARMY!', confusing the Republic of Ireland not run around telling grown men and term, so Moss is being given a Chairmen (Eire) with the province of Northern Ireland (Ulster), thus demonstrating In the women that their sexual desires doctrinally icky and their fulfillment are slip. Since contract between there the was no r department To the Editor: how unfamiliar the editors are with an unspeakable sin. No loving, Moss, there is no legality or rights world events. Expecting to see some worthwhile God could be that absurd. question. The form of erratum yesterday or today, I To the Editor: Monty R. Bieber chairman of the Chemistry disappointed, and conclude that But what of the students who Dept. was accused in last Tuesday's was Pierre, S. D. senior Moss the last two terms? Moss has Americans, for all their outspokeness As one who has believed and March 1, 1973 editorial of failing to reappoint a a direct and noticeable part in on the issue, do not understand the participated actively in Christianity Two faculty member because she asked for tenure. Using some rather strange logic Irish problems. Northern Ireland, of since my stand by early childhood, I cannot silently while Michael Fine change of these students' approach literature. ATL is one of the m the course, currently has no parliament, State News concludes that and thus no prime minister If it did, advocates yet another application of a boring, uninteresting classes because the non - reappointment he would surely not be an Eirean policy which too many Christians have campus - • ask any student. Moss came after the request for tenure, the advanced for centuries: ignorance in us a little of himself. He personally Catholic! request must have been the cause. it was his duty to improve and ex Cents many Budget cuts have forced this and other departments to Graham Ryder the name of Christ. I refer to Fine's smug execution of our course outlooks on life, "sing the a as his medium. This is discontinue temporary appointments Bridgnorth, England Dr. Arnold Werner's column on the attitude the campus should have. of less than fully qualified faculty. graduate student grounds that it serves mainly to Chairmen are convenient targets, Feb. 8,197' "titillate" and serve our "lusts." In his class, we were learning , for they cannot defend themselves using what we learned in our liv Worth without discussing publicly the relative merits of individual faculty members. Fine refers to "anything goes" policy which an Dr. Werner's Now we will go back and facts and be trained instead memo intelligent reader might have trouble educated. You can do this James Stapleton, chairman Dept. of Statistics Werner finding. My opinion is that the doctor's advice, while humorously monkeys. It is really educational experience bad when is stopped and Probability presented, is generally contributory to when it is beginning to change i Feb. 27, 1973 To the Editor: sane, educated and intelligent use of and make people believe in and i sex in a mature and understanding way. about themselves. In the Feb. 28 State News Michael Dr. Werner sensibly avoids the sort of Fine stood on the soapbox of his stomach Fritz YamlT Vandals turning moralizing that has - religion to deride one of your more always come from close - minded self - Bloomfield fresh 26,1 Letter tally To the Editor: popular, entertaining and informative columns The Doctor's Bag. proclaimed "followers of the Way" Feb. — who serve mainly to alienate those to Here's to the two men I saw whom they claim to be preaching. The State News received breaking lights on the path behind Fine, what is wrong with an article McDonel Hall: being enjoyable, entertaining, or even and acknowledged 39 letters and points of views from Your little light show may be fun, but it's more than that. Students don't titillating? Where do you get the Part of my total human experience has been my relationships with other RA in readers last week. omniscience to define moral human beings. This I believe is totally need any more of that kind of detriment, when even the god that you Six of the letters in keeping with the teachings of Christ vandalism and most people like to be To the Editor: criticized entertainment profess to believe in made no such and with his hope for mankind. If such able to see where they're going. It's a judgement? Why do you seek to relationships enter the realm of the reviews, three complained Last year around RA selection ti of residence hall cafeterias, three discussed the local stupid game that some of the rest of don't like paying for. Please don't break the us ensnare all mankind in the jacket of your moral strictures? straight sexual, that too can contribute to and enrich a warm and Christian lifestyle. ATI prof you interviewed RAs discover the value and in an att«> P necessi y women's caucus, and two lights. The sort of information Dr. Werner Had Mary read The Doctor's Bag that position. This year you - commented on student tour and received adequate information on provides may save some inexperienced To the Editor: Interviewed the coordinator firms. Thomas Bell students from the tragedy of reliable contraceptive methods, her Some of the students of the South Residence Hall Programs and In the same period, the Pittsburg, Pa. junior unwanted pregnancy or from the often bastard son may not have bran born Complex had the luck to be able to director for Shaw Hall. Why don t State News published 23 Feb.24,1973 alienating forces of ignorance. Is this letters and points of view on and the world would have been spared Christian? Are we so immature take ATL classes for the last two terms ask the students • - the recipient* the editorial page and the the puritanical prattling of those pagan un that - we cannot accept humorous from Pete Moss. Moss is hired by the the services rendered (If indeed think? op-ed pages and Friday. on Wednesday Ireland To the Editor: people who deified him. Paul Antokol discussion of our physical foibles? I think not. ATL Dept. on a term - by - term basis to old replace Gordon Smith, a 64 • year - are) - - what they Susan A. Elli gentleman who has been sick since In Feb. 6 "News East last summer. Now, Smith has decided Niles sophom Summary" the Lansing alumnus For Christ's sake, let us accept Feb. 27,1 State News made the error of Feb.28,1973 ourselves as the beings that we are and he is well again and will teach spring Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ^OONESBURY Wednesday, March 7, 1973 5 0 P. HF by Garry Trudeau Re, r,,Q X Josr UPNTBO TO 6/{/e you ft IT IS My 0BC-IBF THAT PRO&PBSS REPORT ON cyr/PoN toha/son will. MV PAPKF ART BUCHWALD • ON \j/£TNflM ir'< M PeMBMeepeD ewe of ;i COMING »UN6 F/Ne? _ ^thb &peF>r oNes. fir A r,.' | [ rnuco you c-ikb ro - , .i! T/neVHFNthfMPkj&> '•IITUB F/esr pass' W I! ft T ftsr MOST UNPOPULAR, _ „ 11 MP JOHNSOtJ SHOUJeO k coulee, AUDK.IT/, and 6pefiT teAipez- Truisms furnish shock WASHINGTON — We are all going have to lock your doors, through a period of adjustment in our You can have a happy marriage if A woman's place is in the home, you take Geritol. I 1WY thinking in this country. The things we grew up believing in do not necessarily hold true any more, and the sooner we . , at every town needs is lots of Only movies. perverts go to X - rated have one from that roonp-headep kip anp face up to reality the healthier this The best sc"00' is the one nearest You can have ONE FROM THAT nation will be. Here are some of the a good day if you eat stupid kid yoii; with THE blanket truisms that no longer are valid. a healthy breakfast. NEEP THREE MORE I Everyone in the United States has If you go to college you'll make . Congress is an equal branch of pay toxes- government. something of yourself. An American president cannot Your children will All the get support you in Europeans want from us is us into a war without the your old age. our American dollars. approval of Congress. Social Security is enough to live on Teach a man a trade and he can get jf yOU treaj children like when you reach 65. a j°b- grownups, they'll behave like grownups. All policemen are honest. If you live in the country you don't Most doctors make house calls. BILL HOLSTEIN Black people prefer to live among their own. Baseball is the national sport. Oil is the best form of heating. You can't live in a world where half Commencement Commencement speakers don't effect the press. people are enslaved. The First Amendment The way to a man's heart protects the is on the world and through I really talk to the students who are maintaining some individual integrity. with through before they are actually of nonexploitative do his stomach. thrown into the employment of a relationship that we you fully develop The best things in life are 1 graduating. If they say anything, it is Students who rent the damn large talk about so much in this interests and your own free. for the benefit of the proud parents and go listen to some gowns company in a strange city, a fate college individuality? This is a The law of the land is the law of hotshot blabber which will befall many of us. atmosphere in a place where particularly tough question the land. who have come to see Johnny or Susie about the "future leaders of America" exploitation seems to be the name of when you Let realize that the predominant social graduate after these long years. at commencement me describe the "young the game and are giving in to the people are so isolated The public has a Nancy Hanks is a fine lady, ultimate triumph of the professional" life in Chicago as I from each other? It seems that in the undoubtedly to quit right to know. doubl. who has a certain degree of dehumanizing recently .witnessed it there. Young making the hard decisions about what If you go outside you'll get breath University. Commencement is just young professional life it is much more life is all about and to conform of fresh air. a intelligence if for no other reason than about as fulfilling people from all over the country end difficult to make close friends and to the as going through American dream The attorney general of the United I the fact that she wangled herself an registration. up there working for NBC, Playboy, even more difficult to find members of of material I appointment from Nixon to head the the large banking accumulation, States represents all the What graduating students concerns or any whichever sex to be close to. people. need to other number of It seems like so America has the best postal service 1 National Endowment for the Arts. But do is form major corporations many young a counter • commencement Secondly, how do you change professionals I know feel in the world. I she's not going to say anything I want effort in June such as students at other based there. They are predominantly Continental Banking Co.? We've talked it necessary to turn their backs on the kind of life h e a a t v inter term universities have organized. A two single and many live in high rise and demonstrated all these or years to they led in college because it doesn't Teachers never strike. I commencement, three apartments and moderately - expensive - day series of seminars and change society. But the real test comes fit their new image. It takes a If you work hard your fellow union The same with Elliott Richardson, discussions could be held to talk about places along the lake near the districts when we leave the great University behind deal of intestinal fortitude to decide workers will admire you. Iwho spoke at fall term how students are commonly referred to as "Old Town" and find ourselves in a little The American people will receive a I going to translate and "New Town." It office that you're not going to spend half commencement. The then - secretary what we've learned and may sound great with a desk and peace dividend after the Indochinese gray walls. Obviously, „ what we've but your paycheck on clothes and booze I of the U.S. Dept. of Health, Education done in the it involves adjusting to a there's not much I University into practice in drastically different situation than initially that a and your spare time watching war is ended. and Welfare said nothing that I could the world around us. student turned professional can do. What's good for General Motors is finds at dear old MSU. - - television. I discern would be of any help to those Articulate Can you be satisfied with young professionals First of all, how do you find doing Students good for the country. 1 who were graduating. should begin could be brought back to campus to projects that have no social bearing jad to thinking Women who enjoy sex are sick. It's enough to make a student think people? Sure, they're all around you and that don'tt forming an effort to plan speak to those about to graduate. But make much sense? a If you save the Defense I that commencement is more an but where are the people with whom That s another counter - commencement to help Dept. perhaps wore importantly, the thiiig we as a collective money, you are I exercise to impress parents with the you have something in common and answer some of these questions automatically students who are going to scatter to where do you turn for the kind of body have decided - we don't do Students who are interested in promoted. ■ pomp and ceremony and the the four winds would have an things if they don't make si e to us. than getting a more The United States plans to ration I credentials of the speakers than an opportunity to discuss together what a personal life that all of us need? The This ties in with a third degree and settling gasoline only in time of war. I effort to prepare us to move to problem is complicated if question down in a nice comfortable the college education has meant and what you live that needs to be answered. How do job - and The President lives in the White alone. I'm convinced that there | outside world. to do with it. you maintain the style of living which would have much to are many - House. As I approach graduation this June, Well, in this young professional gain from such What would be gained from a you feel is best suited to you and how an I I'm concerned about a range of things society in Chicago, you meet who you experience. couter - commencement? Most Copyright 1973, Los Angeles Times can and that no traditional commencement is students probably hope that they are decent are more concerned going to even discuss. I'm concerned with actually getting a job than with people. You can no longer assume that the young people with how I'm going to put into you meet have figuring out what to do with the job similar backgrounds, are interested in pctice what I've learned in college once they get one. But graduating the same things and are about getting ^ith ijttyer people, seniors have much to gain from reasonably ■with making a1u 'attempt' to' have an balanced. thinking a number of questions Further, how do you form the kind •-"T i ii"-? iV-tTrr sHi ' , Mi - r jCv-ivo •/. SFW* ••• THIS WEEK striking stripes coiram from Garland Cotton mini - dot dolman top with white ribbing at cuff, neck and waist. In apple green, navy. $9 WW Striped, cuffed trouser with belt. J Apple green, brown, navy on white. $15 mm Short sleeve cotton knit top, Ddto'V VorqeT . Apple green, navy. $10. Bowies oM Stripe single breasted blazer. Apple green, brown, navy on white. $22. Belted, cuffed trouser. White, apple green, navy. $14. Junior Sportswear, second floor Downtown, Meridian Mall, Lansing Mall and Westwood Mall, Jackson. 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 7 Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! re! Congress (continued from ^ now able to move th. Haiphong harbor, wheSh United States h^ re *the some of its mines H The Pentagon said i 0f 5 month that lo ' *5. b«tw » $1M ® SAVE $1°° $100 C"* ftom "•"S Confirming this !co^ J BOYS' DECK OR BO ON Pentagon spokesman said ships have been »nto the harbor able to yeV^ ml n! spokesman said the hJ! • BASKETBALL SHOES PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., MARCH 10, 1973. ■ Our Ran Our OR Reg. $3.96 Good Wednesday, Dr. WITH COUPON March 7, thru Saturday. March 10, 19731 JsrsriS notice" remains in effe^T* Later in the day th. PLASTIC m Meijer THRIFTY ACRES Gjj Pentagon mine announced that sweeping had resumed in Operatiori5 the channel "TWIST '0 OUT" and harbor areas, JF '""SAVE $1°° 5 $r committee chairman RPn Thomas E. Morgan Thp ICE CUBE with this coupon toward the purchase of: I I opened the the questioning with observation that "th. D-P# TRAYS |co* LADIES' on'11 I shooting is still going on» y, Vietnam and that "the Sizes 5% to 10. $096 I people in this country ! DECK SHOES WITH COUPON Our Reg. $3.% pr. pr. j | worrying." are Good Wednesday. March 7. thru Saturday. March 10, 1973 f ^ Coupon lifniteti In on* pr. .fern ond pfr «om.lv Our Reg. 74c 1 HOUSEWARES DEPT. per pkg. of 2 trays. yjJMeijer THRIFTY ACRES Q Hospitals MEN'S, LADIES', BOYS', YOUTHS' SPECIAL GROUP SAVE $F (continued from page 1) DECK SHOES, J1°° ® J-joo operated on, and after LADIES' PANT SUIT toward the recovering from the !co^ purchase of: In long sleeves and BASKETBALL $096 ON anesthetic, return home. An in - patient will be operated tank top styles for spring. fabrics Assorted and colors. SHOES OR OXFORDS COUPON # | YOUTHS'DECK OR on, and hospital for remain one or in the 7", {BASKETBALL SHOES more Sizes 8 to 18. Assorted sizes days. $777 LADIES ▼ I vv f Our Reg. $3.96 pr. WITH COUPON Good Wednesday. March 7 thru Saturday March 10, 19731 Pr | | An out patient abortion - will cost less than $100. The patient will TENNIS SHOES receive lab (ID Meijer ■ WITH work, counseling, THRIFTYACRES medications, and other services. The surgeon's fee is not included in the $100. Brook's Whole Kernel or Cream Style Food Club "We have not been able to ascertain a great number of possible patients for the Green Giant service," Neumann said, Tangy Texas Style "We really don't know what to expect." A woman desiring an abortion will have to Catsup 00 Corn Biscuits contact her physician for an operation at Sparrow, I said. A specially appointed committee for Lansim 20 oz. wt btl. 3/«l s/95c 12 wt. oz. tube 13c General is currently guidelines for the hospit# to follow, and this repoi settinj seems to be the majoi holdup there. "We will be performin) Decorated Jumbo Roll Food Club Breast o' Chicken abortions on a limited scab (when the guidelines ii issued)," Amos said, don't want to become ai feri Towels Yogurt Light Tuna abortion center, and otha surgery priority, emergency will be givei except cases." St. Lawrence Hospitl will not perform abortions,1 J/69' 6% 35c 1 oz. wt. cup 13' wt. can following the decision b» the Catholic church again! abortions. "Religion isn't the onl factor," said Lee Sayn associate administrator. "W MEIJER FINEST USDA CHOICE CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS aren't anti • abortion; v pro - life." The hospital's socb BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP STEAK, «... HAVU (large) services will refer patients t other agencies and also t TIP ROAST, SIZZLER STEAK, >139 69° physicians who will perfori abortions. Universil ORANGES Only the doz. Health Center and Inghai COBE STEAK (Pure Gold) Medical Hospital have ni decided on the question. The health center waiting for a report on tl University Health U TOP FROST FROZEN Authority's policy. Tl TOP FROST FROZEN LUX review is to be present! sometime this week. Medical OCEAN Ingham vote on POTATOES FOR waiting for a subject by the hospita LIQUID board of directors. The ne decision should be made the next board meetu DETERGENT PERCH FILLETS HASH BROWNS which is slated for ne Wednesday, hospital director said. Ed Mew 22 fl. bottle oz. MOOSUSKI 16 winter 2? 13c off label oz. 32 last 29' OZ. MEETING! Coral wt. 7-30 Wed. Final info on pkg. wt. bag spring trips drawing fe FREE Aspen trip happy hours MEMBERS ONLV_ $*|00 SAVE $1°° SAVE 10' $100 SAVE *1°° 10'nc 10° !co^M I MEN'S DECK OR ON !co^ LYSOL toward the purchase oft ">«• 'ON | !co^ J LAD ON" Sizes 6Vi $096 V 0'OOt | Sizes 5% •BASKETBALL SHOES to 12 L pr.j bottle •TENNIS SHOES to 10 *]96 | ■ Reg. $3.96 Our Rea. $3.96 pr. pr. 1 Good Wednesday March 7 thru WITH COUPON : TOILET BOWL CLEANER WITH | | * Ho.. Our Reg. CO OA $2.96 Mr pr. W,TH COUPON | Saturday, March 10. 1973. | Good thru Saturday March 10, 1973. COUPONl Good Wednesday, March 7 thru Saturday March 10 1973J uD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES fiHGD Meijer THRIFTY ACRES fl ml "We can get you just about anywner*. 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA Beit airline arrangement!. SHOP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES Shop Monday thru Saturday 8 COLLEGE TRAVEI a.m. to 11 p.m.,-Sunday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 351-6010^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Wednesday, March 7, 1973 7 WE'LL SAVE YOU $$$ !! Medical bracelets tell Sjftfe Dtajlf hidden health problems By CAROL THOMAS 307 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO CARD SHOP Mon. Sat. 9 6 Wed., Thurs. 9 9 area for emblen "The young have State News Staff Writer Identification bracelets applications, Hughes, Lansing's program Robert know if people want emergency personnel they have drug program. The Medic Alert bracelet CUTEX necklace is imprinted LEMON NAIL POLISH graduated or from high director said. school romances to allergies or diabetes," with a red emblem on the saving Hughes, Hughes said. "They seem to lives under a outside and medical program of underwriter in Lansing, said be most aware of this as a using them to identify persons with hidden medical problems. young most people seem to be responsive to the way lives." to perhaps save their information on the inside. In an emergence the situation, REMOVER Medic Alert emergency personnel prografh The underwriters' public 36c Medic Alert, need only to check the 4 oz. a nonprofit because they are most aware service luncheon Tuesday ■organization, bracelet for themto learn the Reg. 55 supplies of the dangers that can be featured television identification bracelets and encountered when they face victim's medical problem. Limit 1 a personality Andy Devine, A (coupon) computer bank of medical emergency care with hidden who is touring the country telephone number is Expires March 11, 1973 information at a small cost also engraved on the East Lansing Store Only to problems. promoting the Medic Alert persons with bracelet so diabetes, emergency epilepsy, drug allergies or doctors can call Medic other medical problems that Alert's computer ZEST SOAP would not be apparent to room personnel. emergency immediately Officials information service night or day to obtain additional medical information about ILEAR Lansing's Life Insurance the bracelet's wearer. COMPLEXION BATH SIZE Underwriters were honored Tuesday by the national Medic Alert Foundation as by credit Alfred Hodder, executive director of the Medic Alert GEL 24c being the nation's leaders in supporting the Medic Alert programs. Lansing and the Members Employes Credit of the MSU Union James Huston, manager of accounts receivable in. the foundation who the said area was for the luncheon, Michigan is the nation's visiting Limit 2 Reg. .25 ea 3/42° Limit 3 bars elected officials to its board comptroller's office. (coupon) MSU area have the nation's top state for participation in (coupon) of directors and Theodore Brooks, associate Expires March 11, 1973 ires March 11, 1973 largest concentration of the presented the program. Over 460,000 East Lansing Store Only several service Lansing Store Only alert emblems. awards professor of socialwork and people in the U.S. now wear recently. Medic Alert Young people in the 18 • Elected to three associate University the bracelets. year ombudsman, was elected to 20% OFF - Television personality Andy Devine, famous for his 23 age bracket are the terms on the board were: a three role as "Jingles" in the television series "Wild Bill largest year term on the - group of bracelet - Jennie Cross, asst. professer credit committee. Hickock," and later as "Buster Brown," shows wearers, according to Medic and document librarian at his The Credit Union Alert statistics. Medic Alert bracelet at a luncheon Lansing's Life Underwriters honoring MSU's Center is University Health one of the largest Oakland University; Clark DeHaven, director of executive Member of the Year Award was given to J.D. Davis, asst. ALL State News photo by C.L. Michaels programs in professor emeritus of the distribution points in the Business Administration and Instructional Media Center. Service awards presented or Orion were Ulrey, KNEE HI SOCKS jWomen shift Limit 2 pair assoicate professor emeritus center structure (coupon) of agricultural economics Expires March 11, 1973 and founder of the credit East Lansing Store Only union; Robert Poland, [from disorganized professor of secondary Kodak iv SHARON HANKS to orderly reorganization by education and curriculum and Orren Woodworth, coordinator of procurement SUPER CX-126-12 FILM With ofthe prospect News. Analysis alternating the format of in the physical plant. The union, open to CUBES receiving funds from the ■city only a matter of the women chose to discuss problems, the center had the weekly Sunday meetings — a business night employe Oakland of any MSU or Choose Keepsake and get a writ¬ ten guarantee of perfect quality, CARTRIDGE rather than following an University has a je the structure of requested $225 month meeting one week and a protection against diamond loss Flashcubes 84' a agenda. This sometimes from discussion membership of 16,809 and Women's Center has the city but last group and trade-in value. Reg. 1.25 < resulted in on a claims to be the largest Reg. 1.39 Oj redundant month, the city council had specific topic the following Noticeably changed from a discussions and often week. university credit union. Limit 1 Limit 1 turned down this request irganized meeting centered on the perpetual (coupon) (coupon) and offered the center $125 At Lound to a more business Sunday's meeting, Expires March 11, 1973 § like and established group, problem of fund raising. Within the past month, - a month if they met eight three tapes concerning the New officers East Lansing Store Only i Previously the center stipulations. political analysis of the however, j designated Center the Women's One stipulation is an women's movement will be The Residence Halls 30% OFF Sums has taken positive annual played. The tapes will Assn. elected officers |p#.ke s w o $Q,e n or steps to counteract these report concerning the financial data which will feature a speech by poet, Wednesday. bmiuiUeys. q relied Instead, volunteers on the problems. be compiled by the finance "Robin Morgan, a discussion (!«ne Hue knar, Hubbard mchkans eine -£welers RETAIL PRICE ON The have of Haiti president, was elected me forward at their women established a board of committee. The other stipulations the Equal Rights Amendment, and a debate president of the association P0L0R0H) AND FOSTER GRANT fceekly meeting. This directors which spearheads . and Laurie 301 S. Washington are in the process of by William Buckley Jr. and Grimm, Wonders Tesulted leaders. in 1 Another change from the a nucleus of coordinating committees. and This finance is an met and the center start being hopes to receiving funds this Germaine discussion Greer. period A will Hall resident assistant, was elected vice - president. Downtown Lansing TERMS AVAILABLE SUNGLASSES effort to separate the follow. structure is month. ; that educational activities from The Last Sunday, the first Previously, the meetings fund raising projects. coordinating Irere left open to any topic - committee has also meeting designated as To solve its financial "topic night," centered on contributed to the discussions between gay and CLAIROL straight women. Another service is a self help clinic educational LONG "and-SILKY - "They do not love which offers information that do not show their love.' CONDITIONER about women's health. 16 oz. Sherrill Smith, a clinic organizer, explained that it is a "group of women who Reg. 3.50 Limit 1 $234 I The Volunteer Bureau want to learn more (coupon) on a March 11. 1973 volunteer with a car to es las received the following qualifications to help with a nonprofessional basis about .ansing Store Only spend time with her, swimming for their bodies." Choose Keepsake ^queststhefor i volunteer help perhaps go places with her. asthmatic youngsters 8-10 program The clinic meets twice a with complete confidence, fcea. If greater Lansing you'd be interested She problems. has emotional years old. Transportation month and offers speakers because the famous Keepsake Guarantee BIC p helping out, call the MSU .' nteer Bureau A woman in the inner might be provided. A 26 year • old man - and slides. assures a perfect engagement diamond FINE POINT SHOE city is teaching sewing to a with multiple sclerosis ■353 1 100) or Btudent stop in at 27 Services Bldg. large group of children in her would like someone of precise cut and superb color. There is ACCOONTANT PENS SAVER I One neighborhood. She to visit him. 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He alternating Th Cc teased the Bowie maniacs David Bowie is not only who crowded the orchestra arrived on s, „ sP'der'i one of the finest rock and "March from a°° pit, extending his hands to Orange" acid contented himself with roll stars to bless America in By JONATHAN KAUFMAN upon an unprepared be touched, leaning over Sy m p h o n v°VenfsNintli Japanese populace. undergoing constant some time, he is also a State News Reviewer , irate policemen to croon to movement aK^„ J°Ur'k By EDD whc'„ J^WI „ It's about conflict metamorphoses, consummate performer .s Sometimes a film of such a gobbling (teruied females .nd psountB ir HOUR paraj RON HELD andR MARCH 27 & 28, 8:15 P.M. COIOBi..movhl«. inCOLOW8CQPg fPto , JA TOHO COMPANY PRODUCTION An AMFRICAN INTERNATIONAL Release '• ttl j, inAM UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM "SA ■61972 American inl«rn»t.on»l Pictun Plus: Academy Award Winner Best Short Film of The Year ■ IIM JAN-MICHAEL JOHN "SSJiijC | CONWAY 1 VINCENT(.AH! Nl AMOS v' BROWNE MSU Union (weekdays theCRUnCH BIRD b - -- •--'»/ ■ kwi luimaiices March 27 I 1 ---*■• * - WALSH. ' ■ Series (B), March 28 PUBLIC: $7.50, 6.50 3.25, 2.00, for group r« Broadway Theatre Series. " four Complete Shows At 7:00 and 8:45 and 10:30 Admission $1.26 Showplace 104 B Wells Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 7, 1973 9 Cast, score illuminate African slates Company's Camelot' By edd rudzats here it only lengthens an Yet Brown's in the The grace and exuberance of African dance will be presented by the National Dance Company of Senegal as a pro State Newi Reviewer already long production, portrayal is background, for they "special" in MSU's Lecture - Concert Series at 8:15 tonight rhe great hall scene much more credible than distract also is from one of the in the Auditorium. Steven M. Friedman's unduly drawn out by the highlights of the show. Now on its second U.S. tour, the company of 42 has ■ Company s knighting of too many Lancelot, which emerges as won high praise from critics during its 1971 visit to 10 U.S. stilted and Among the rest of the ■ endeavor to date. This people before Lancelot unintentionally cast, Josie Rodgers as cities. The 12 - year - old company has given some 1,000 humorous. Wearing an I i^rner and Lowef creation receives his knighthood. Clarinda, Lesli Ann performances in 25 countries in Europe, Africa, North ■ Such almost pained expression liboui King Arthur, ' sequences are only Bernstein as Morgan LeFey, America, and the Soviet Union. I Guenevere, Uncelot, and padding and throughout, Friedman and Lee Pritchard as Tom The program is a fresco showing the are not attempts a French accent ways of life of the ■ the Knights of the Round necessary for the that is a dismal failure from stand out in their minor Senegalese people with its mixture of old tribal traditions, I Tahle is difficult to do on development of the tale. the first word he utters. Yet roles. Bernstein has grace later Arabic influence, and the coming of the 20th century. liny sta«e> ,et a,one kiva, but the "Fie However, such songs as when Friedman begins to and presence the Rodgers Performances on torn toms and djimbe will accompany the tales and rituals that - ■ McDonel " on Goodness" and sing he shines, and all the seems to have the makings comprise Senegalese folklore as the has done an "Guenevere" of dancers and musicians present an image of their ■ Company are well - power and fortitude his a naturally gifted country's I Admirable job in presenting staged and some of the solos character is said to possess comedienne. traditions and cultural values. ■ jt They have fashioned an are excellent renditions, comes According to a New York Times review, "It is a Ienjoyable evening, marred highlighting the fine vocal I Would through. His "If evei Leave You" is "Camelot" will be Fresco in dance company in which visible discipline (no improvisation gets presented again at 8 p.m. ■only by the production's quality of those involved. superb, but it's a shame his Friday and Saturday The National Dance out of hand) stands next to apparent spontaneity; where ■ excessive length and several Within the King directors felt the need to in Company of Senegal will professionalism of the artists never clashes with the Arthur, McDonel kiva. Tickets are present a pageant of their nation's culture and ■ mediocre performances. Geunevere, and Lancelot add those dimly - lit dancers $1.50 authenticity in which the now - staged dances were once ■ Directors Sandy triangle, Shelley K. . lifestyles tonight at 8:15 p.m. in the Auditorium. rooted." ■Mansfield and Robert S. MacMillan fares the best in | Leider have wisely avoided her performance. Her ■attempting to emulate the Guenevere has sparkle, ■visual splendor of King ■ Arthur's ■beauty of Lerner and ■Loewe's music. I In fact, "Camelot" is at time, and the charm, and a seductive qulaity that makes her engaging. A beautiful voice, used to its fullest in Loved "I Sahm album spotty of times Bv STEVEN By STEVEN ALLEN Al I FN ■ You Once In |its finest during the musical Silence" and others, rounds State News Reviewer won't you dance with me, I'm falling in love with But the final result is ■interludes, for every out a fine performance "Doug Sahm and Band," spotty because for each ■member of the cast sings which only suffers from too Atlantic you," the lovecall of the flash of brilliance, there's a Records S J 7254. Texas inebriate on ■and sings well. Several of youthful the lull of boredom. Sahm likes an interpretation "Doug Sahm and Band" hustle ■them, most notably the of some key moments. Her has received a great deal of the local tavem. to get everything down on ■leads, have exceptionally final scene with Arthur is attention that it would not | There are other the first take in the studio ■fine voices which greatly truly moving. interesting points in and this does not always have received unless one of album, too. especially Flaco ■enhance the enjoyment of In perhaps the most the band members was Bob album Sahm with the — the reunion of "San Antone" alone is the tedious "Poison Love." Jimenez' accordion solo in work. At this point Doug and his ■the production. difficult role, Barry R. Dylan. Dylan's original Sir worth the price of the "Blues Stay Away from So what we have here is 1 Yet while Mansfield and Brown as King Arthur turns presence Douglas Quintet, one of the album. It's a song which had compadres start sounding transforms Sahn 's album better punk rock groups of like an ordinary bar band, in Me," the return of the an album that is a lot of fun ■Leider have made effective in an accomplished^ seemingly been lost forever twin from a collection of pretty the middle 1960s. the back great need of help if they fiddles in "Faded Love" and in a lot of spots. But the se of the kiva and in many performance. Brown's main pages of decent country blues songs If one evaluates this American music, resurrected hope to make the bigtime. the catchy beat of "Dealer's sound here is that of ■ways surmounted the difficulty lies in projecting Sahm, into a musical "event." album amply on this basis, in fine fashion here. Enter Dylan with his first Blues." not Dylan. ■inherent problems of such a the changes in Arthur's The configuration of it comes off as a success. Next is "It's Gonna Be orginal song since "George | ■stage, in several scenes they personality over the years. Sahm's band is reminiscent _jT 1 P»0C«M iNFOMUtlON US-S4K LAST DAY, at 1:30 1 "Doug Sahm and Band" Easy" a smooth flower that Jackson," a number called iemm ■have tried for too much. After playing him for a of the super sessions of the achieves the sound the neither excites nor offends. "Wallflower." "Wallflower'' 1:30-5:35-7:35-9:35 pm.l I - choreographed as it is, buffoon in the first scenes, late 1960s. Here they are — "T" 1CK BABY" 'R' 1 quintet tried so hard to After this, problems start fits nicely into the context |the "May" number Brown is able to inject his Happ Hour-5:30-6:30 1 Dr. John on piano, Dylan of eventually becomes a mass Arthur with the develop in their first appearing with the Doug Sahm and Band. of swirling, dancing bodies, and strength dignity the character on Newman guitar, David "Fathead" on sax, David incarnation. Their music has been seemingly obligatory blues tune "Your It's lyrics are perfect, I TUIIDCnAV InUKOUHl Open at 6:45 P.M. Feature at 7:25 -9:30 P.M. Friends" and "Wallflower, wallflower, . . . |i blur of color without a requires. Yet there are Bromberg cn dobro — called the Texmex sound — languishing pattern to it. moments, such as the great enough stars to fill a galaxy. a result of the HE AIMS TO PLEASE ■fte slow • motion segment hall speech, where Brown meshing of Yet this celestial the redneck and Chicano lof the jousts works better becomes enamoured with configuration blurs the most cultures in the mid - Texas n film than on state, for his role and thus overacts. m important aspect of the area. The result is a unique blend (how many times have we heard this before) [Media of country and western, unit searches rock, blues 2nd Latin ipsa rhythms. The album opens in ■for spring participants typical quintet style, Doug saying "This is a song about my hometown/' in the ^ BERNIE ■committee The coordinating for the Fourth festival, Media scheduled for May 17 '73, is interested students. Students who have an opening grooves as the band lays down the basic rhythm M 1 (R) CASEY " " ' * - 19. pattern of "(Is Anybody ■Annual Media Festival at The scope of the festival interest in the Media '73 or ■HSU is searching Going to) San Antone" for will be more inclusive than who have a particular skill ■interested students and pattern in the background. previous productions which they would wish to Then the two ■faculty within the the result of the perfectly experiment with are urged jtommunity for spring jterm's festival. The spring departments of art, English, music and theater. Theaim of this year's festival is the to contact the Coordinating Committee before the end of the term at 218 Kresge raunchy twin Sahm and Ken Kosek pop out from the woofers and the band is on its way. fiddles of LECTURE I % JF 1^. <25 q total involvement of the University community and the various disciplines represented on campus. Art Center. ASH WEDNESDAY ©mtshmt r> The festival will consist Holy Communion & Imposition of Ashes of three days of performances, exhibits, Alumni Chapel at I 9 p.m. YOUNG panel discussions and 12 michigan state university general experimentation in noon and 5:15 p.m. PUSICAL ARTISTS, va roius aspects of anist Nerine Barrett from Htmaica education, life styles and All Saints Episcopal Church plays Chopin's media. As in the past, use Sonata in B Minor, opus 58. 800 Abbott Road will be made of inflatable PKAR, Channel 23. 7:00 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. structures to seat the J 9:30 p.m. DR. JEKYLL |AND MR. HYDE. Kirk audience. This year however, there Evening Prayer at 8:00 p.m. RHARHARHARHARHA i stars in a special are two proposed structures. Presents Jnmatic musical version of One will be capable of For the hundreds of students who were turned phe Stevenson classic. seating 800 persons and a away at the door last week fear not! HAROLD AND »r has it that he uses as smaller, protable structure > which will be moved about MAUDE returns for one more week. This may be makeup as possible. your last chance to see the most relevant social satire |*lLX, Channel 10. campus. Various buildings about the 1970's that all your friends are and units on the campus talking I 11:30 p.m. JACK PAAR will also be utilized. about. HAROLD AND MAUDE is quickly proving to [TONIGHT. Parr hosts Liza In hopes of attracting be the number one sleeper of 1973. If you really David Niven and students to this unique want to enjoy yourself this last week before finals, jjnevieve. WJRT, Channel education experience. Media then catch HAROLD AND MAUDE. You won't '73 will offer credit to regret it! "IT IS A JOY!" superlative achievement of JACK lemmon, a trium¬ phant celebration of his twentieth year in films. the realism is overwhelming!" -ludith Crist, New York TONIGHT MARCH 7. 8:I5PM Mag. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM They met at the funeral of a perfect stranger. From then on, things got perfectly stranger and stranger. Direct from a "sold-out" engagement at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., this West African dance and acrobatic troupe has been added to the 72-73 PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORPORATION HAROLD and MAUDE and FILMWAYS. INC present l® purveyors of season as a "Special Attraction." paradise "A superb African dance ensemble with an JACK LEMMON in A RUTH GORDON BUDCORT This group of dancers, singers and missed . By any standard, this was one of the exciting program musicians, must not be best-composed MARTIN RANSOHOFT Production WARREN BI AT TY JL dance programs seen here in Of MoCABI A MRS f Co-slarring Vivian Pickles. Cyril Cusack, Charles Tyner, Ellen Geei a long time." New York Times "SAVE THE TIGER" Robert Altmanand Bn Based on the novol N. fVkNAViS'ON * TECHr Produced by Colin Higgins and Charles b.Mulvehill Executive Producer Mildred Lewis, Written by Colin Directed by Hal Ashby Higgins c#|oi b< ,„hm1 j. Tickets are available With Songs by Cat Stevens * iWmouni iVii*. beginning Feb 21 at the MSU Union (weekdays 8:15 4:30) PUBLIC: S4.50, 3.50 2 50 MSU STUDENTS: S2.25,1.75,1.25 Showplace 111 Olds Showtimes 7:00 & 9:15 Tonight 109 Anthony Admission $1.25 A Beat Film 7:15 and 9:15 $1 Admission 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Mar,.h ? MSU's trees get loving care By CHRIS _ —. DANIELSON Lansing grounds. Elms, being taken to combat the ethoxychlor, which •• i noted. He added that MSU's i iintti. complaints rtf mmnhintc of fPS residents beetles which carry Dutch Parmelee "safe.' 1,200 elms constitute 7C living around the landfill State News Staff Writer sugar maples and oaks are called where they were left to predominant on campus, elm disease, Parmelee said However, the spray must per cent of the original Campus health care is though spruce and white The branches of elm trees touch the bark beetles population, and said tnat decompose organically. not confined to people and trimmed so that an mouths to kill them. Tht Lansing and East Lansing "The campus is a very other forms of animal life. pine also abound, he said. are insecticide spray can collect have only 30 per cent ol difficult place to grow Tree sanitation, as widely criticized DDT spra> Eight full • time MSU Parmelee calls it, is a year - in the crotches, grass and used until 1964 lethal their elms left. plants," Parmelee said. employees of the Ground Maintenance and Site round project. Damage from root contact is broken to the insects on was contact. Dead branches are run "Many drainage structures have been put in to drain Pp-^ ! winter ice storms must be between sick and healthy Control of the disease is through a shredder and Construction Dept. spend water as quickly as possible. cleaned up in the spring, trees, and dead trees and especially hard becaust recycled in the form of an average of 4,000 man - tree tops are thinned branches are removed as Lansing and East Lansing wood chips, he said. But This hurts the trees, but hours per year caring for periodically and shredded quickly as possible. have discontinued theii larger limbs and trunks are people come first," he MSU's trees, shrubs and The spray now added. bark is placed around trunks used is spraying programs, Parmelet burned now due to the vines. to aid in water absorption. Whenever ? George Parmelee, curator a new of the campus woody plant Very few healthy trees sidewalk, road or building is have been cut down on constructed the collection, estimated that tops of there are at least 16,000 trees growing on MSU's East campus because University in of a recent lull in building years the Gray asks se nearby trees must reduced — either by the tree trimmers or nature, he said. be Parmelee said. spy prob program, Eight trees will be removed in the construction of the new ice arena on south to WASHINGTON keep (AP) - L.Patrick Gray process and the right to privacy as I "Heavy equipment forces the air out of the ground and concrete reduces the tree's ground root system," campus, he added. respond to questions." Parmelee explained. "Trees "Some of these trees are III, acting FBI director, told senators Poll workers are needed "People will talk to the FBI," he said. need both air and water tc bedraggled anyway, and the Tuesday they run the risk of drying up FBI to work in the ASMSU - "The proof is here in this Watergate live, and if the root system planting program next year sources if they continue to spread details Academic Council election is reduced the crown also will center on the area of the Watergate investiagion on the public investigation. They will and they did March 12 • 16 during early furnish information one to one without will be reduced." around the ice arena," record. - - registration. agents at their own request, but they will He noted that the topsoil Workers will also be Parmelee noted. He also said he would have preferred not continue to do if is often removed around New Greenery needed Planting is usually that White House Counsel John Dean III so we continue to during regular confined to construction building sites, leaving a A tree finds a home in registration, March 26 - 27. not be present while FBI agents spread this information on the public surface of basement clay. new one phase of tl areas. "We don't want a record." continuing care given to trees, shrubs and vines on Hours will range from 7:30 interviewed White House personnel on the Mulch and topsoil is forest here. There is a need The FBI summary More trees will be planted around the new a.m. to 6 p.m. On March 26 Watergate case but that he acceded because of the first month of redeposited around the campus. for open vistas on campus ice arena next there will also be an evening the information was needed. inquiry, made public Monday, mentioned surrounding trees by the year. time period. too," Parmelee said. the Nixon campaign committee. It quoted State News photo by John Disease is the biggest department, he said. Dickson Poll workers will be paid unidentified from within the killer of the Spartan tree Gray said the senators, members of the an source $1.70 an hour, and lunches Judiciary Committee, had reached the Committee for the Re - election of the will be provided. population. In the past year Preference will be given to those willing to work all 70 diseased elms have nad to be removed, Parmelee pointed out. point in questioning him in his confirmation hearing for director of the FBI where "I may be impacting upon President as telling agents that campaign officials "were sending FBI fishing expeditions to keep them from agents on Biharis learn Bengali seven days. For further information, call 355-8266. Three steps are currently national security, constitutional due getting the truth." in seek ing assimilatior MOHAMMEDPUR, Bangladesh (AP) foreign relief officials are pleased with thfl — The Biharis of Bangladesh have found a developments. ■ weapon to use in their fight for survival in a country where they so far are neither "It is the first step toward said one Swiss delegate of the integration! wanted nor trusted. Committee for Red Cross who Internation! After India was partitioned in 1947 the organize the first Bengali classes here. help! minority Bihari Moslems isolated themselves socially, politically and The Bangladesh government. whiJ distributed a questionaire culturally from their brother Bengali among til Moslems. They lived in their own areas and Biharis last summer, said at least 260,OoL spoke Urdu, the language of West Pakistan. expressed a preference to live in Pakistal Now they are learning Bengali, the But Pakistan has said it has no room ffl official language of Bangladesh, the new the bulk of the Biharis. nation that used to be East Pakistan. India has expressed no interest in "We are teaching Bengali because it is the mother tongue of this country, and any, although they originally m from various Indian states includiJ everyone should learn it if they want to Bihar, from which the community takes | stay here," said Mohammed Ayub, Bengali name. teacher and resident of the Mohammedpur refugee camp populated by about 125,000 Prime Minister Sheik Mujibur RahraJ Biharis. of Bangladesh has said those Biharis wild Although Bengali classes to integrate into the Bengali society mil* so far have reached only* very small percentage of the able to live freely in the country • but tlT estimated 500,000 Biharis living in refugee Bangladesh should not be expected to ke| camps in nine centers around Bangladesh, those who want to live in Pakistan. noun live entertainment These three young men just made the discovery of alifetime.The oldest is 34. nightly ness Remember when young people could get ahead in busi¬ simply by growing old'' It was a good system for those with a little talent and a lot of patience,but today's discovery means a means more than just a new kind of laser. It whole range of new laser applications, in fields from medicine to communications. Qt technology moves too fast to wait for seniority. It Was the kind of discovery most men and women At Kodak,our extensive involvement in basic research work a lifetime for. Yet these has made the need for fresh, young young men still have most thinking more press¬ Hobte's of their lifetimes ahead of them ing than ever. So we hire the best new talent we possibly Why do we give young men and women so much free¬ can. Then we do both of us a favor by turning them loose dom and responsibility? Because it's good business, and on real problems, and giving them the freedom and re¬ we're in business to make a profit. But in furthering our sponsibility they need to solve them. own business interests, we also further society's inter¬ That's how three Kodak scientists in their early thir¬ ests. And that's good. ties just made a breakthrough in liquid lasers, develop¬ After all, our business depends on society. So we care ing an organic dye laser with a continuous beam. Their what happens to it. Kodak The Sandwich People More than a business. Spartan Shopping Center- TrowbridgeatH^^^A Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 7, 1973 11 olice (continued from page 1) deny plan ™ to initiate decoy unit m community wants this type of protection in the face of complaints from black and Chicano neighborhoods of aimed at the black community. Lansing police also deny "If uniformed police protection has been inadequate, nS'"l,urime statislics- The west side doesn't love inadequate police protection were geared toward long waits then let's address that instead." us, but residents have told us when complaints are called in before officers arrive. Gl^lice^trollt increased A°ffood percentage of the time, it u/mntartA nf tKo tlmn U I is in _ an" ail'- .. ar°Und 1,^ white "L i » °nt mind ™nd what we we're re doin8 doing (with the proposed Jondahl cautioned that the possibility of a STRESS unit is present, but conceded it is difficult to tell because of the kA ^ adequaf^ __ " od he said. p' , k^ u, ,r, „ . ynn J°hdabl (D-East Lansing) suggested that . * to be more accessible, he *°«£»be for a regular patrol said. "That would make more ambiguous language of the grant. "it's hard to tell about anything, because the goal of Gleas0" „ maintains that the maioritv of thp 2 '"creased patrol by uniformed police would be sense than assuming what we need is undercover their commitment is unclear to me," he said. advantageous to undercover surveillance. He said plainclothes police. Jondahl said the use of surveillance to tail and stake out suspects was "not reassuring." He said he would question the practice if it were used for harrassment of the individual knowing he Study was being followed. find other "You have to be wary of putting people in a situation may where plainclothes officers provoke responses from (continued from page 1) cures people," he said. The Investigations Coordination Unit grant proposal has already been approved by the City of Lansing, the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Board and Jan. 11 in He has found that some on ergot drugs reduce tumor cancer is another area the span of human beings can be increased by about 20 growth by slowing down the production of the mammary Another graduate student young scientist plans to explore a 7-1 vote> by the Tri" ^"ty Planning Commission. through the research I'm doing and the work of hormone prolactin that the MSU scientists believe is studying under Meites James Jim Hey**. Republican representative of the 8th A. Dibbet, is researching the relationship of the who are studying the proces of aging," Huang said. responsible for mammary cancer. mammary District which includes part of the MSU campus, was the hormone prolactin in the male Huang's research has shown that the hormone, nor - the hormone to those in the rat, comparing the effects of so,e 0PP°nent on the planning commission of the grant, -alin, is partly responsible for causing cancer in rats Another drug which Quandri has found female rat. Heyser said he objected to the unit because alternative inhibits the for causing the process of aging. His research has also growth of mammary cancer is projects would be more effective. n that L-dopa can regulate the production of nor _ better known to students as LSD. The lysergic acid diethylamide, „ f He said that prolactin may work directly on the testes "The Omnibus Crime Bill which established federal - young scientist says, and influence the secretion of the male sex hormone. He is funding for law enforcement projects was designed to matin. however, that he is unsure at this point of the effect LSD working to discover whether or not the two hormones work will have on other hormones. prevent crimes," he said. "I'd like to see other things than a Huang has said that the drug can retard the production cooperatively. unit which concentrates on the last stage of arresting Moreover, the "trip" effect from human LSD use ; not the aging hormone and hence increase the life span of present in the rats, Quandri said. These are just a few of the students someone while he is committing the crime." -rat. better researching toward a The project grant is currently in administrative review He has also studied the use of amphetamines and understanding of human physiology and perhaps before the Michigan Office of Criminal Justice Programs, remedies to human By increasing the life span of the female rat, Huang has tranquilizers in their suffering, which metes out the 1973 federal appropriations of $23 relationship to mammary cancer. Both Meites said that nearly all nd that the fertility period also is lengthened. amphetamines and tranquilizers increase prolactin secretion graduates continue to work in million. the area of hormone research. Gail Light, information officer there, said that some "Ovaries still function well in old rats after reproduction wual! Whether ratS and or tUr" increase the ^ze of tumors. not there is Meites has had dozens of students receive their doctorate "substantial changes" to the grant will be made at the any connection between the degrees under his instruction and a few of these men -ps," Huang said. "If the pituitary gland, which is of amphetamines and tranquilizers with human breast use are administrative meeting this Friday, but it is not yet known ntrolled by the hypothalamus is functioning properly, among the more notable endocrinologists of the world in what areas the changes will be. L-dopa injected rat will have her estrus cycle again and l|l become pregnant once more." I He compares the hormones in the human body to a ting system in an apartment building. Usually, the —ones are produced at a constant level such as the heat j building usually is. But when the liormoes are rproduced - occasionally is the heat in g discomfort from over - heating — the al'discomfort' that may lead to cancer or a building result is aging. a rmilUiMlUA '-m There is a feedback mechanism in a heater and when the temperature rises the heat shuts off. But the body not have a feedback mechanism, so Huang is working Economy Market h the drug L-dopa to develop a means to temper the nones as the body ages and he has hopes of increasing human life span. VI Wx "Rircka^e Of %>'TbMwa I "All my work goes toward helping out mankind," Huang teh pen Huang's collegue Quadri worked with Meites finding the drug L-dopa reduced the growth of mammary WEfiP i rats. Because of his work with Meites, the drug Jopa is now being used to treat human breast cancer. i Quandri has special interest in developing a means to ss spontaneous or naturally formed mammary tumors [female rats. "Spontaneous tumors in rats develop with age and are Sto those human beings develop," Quandri said. Local police eye grant continued from page 1) system for each block of ted toward regional criminal justice programs, ms. such as juvenile "We try to tie them in delinquency, corrections jth other departments and special investigations iig the same thing in units." "ther area now, or who ~ Light explained that to in the future," she coordination is necessary to '."Fifty years from now, prevent a waste of money will be one uniform and manpower. A DjkrtS license SAVE 8« ON COUNTRY THESH for a few good college men. Jonathan. 0v 3kIMMEP MILK 104 ON "BANQUET FROZEN C 5 Var.) AclNKffM We pay. •APPLE9 BUFFET SUPPFR5 5&YE 10*- "FOR EATING j-Mfn to fly while you re still in college. The Marines o» RAKING - NE6TLES ,R?V bill-about $900 worth of lessons-for I CHOCOLATE CHIPS" „ Jwlj ted members of the Platoon Leaders Class, j "*111 also be earning a Marine officer's commis '°n| through PLC summer training at Quantico. | J9"1''1 And after graduation, you may be one of the "JoikI men who go on to Marine pilot or flight Ker it,lining. Get the details from the Marine officer I*"0 visits your campus, mm pic ■The Marines are Temple Orangey | 11 | SAVE WCKPRV E FRANKS Minos. 40*1—J MOST [3 5 1 men. £ '1.39 I i.iMir / e&t cavroN | 1 See Major Wood at the Placement Bureau 9# m. - 4 p,m April 4, 5 of call (313) 226-7764 Collect ] 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -Wednesday MEDIA CAGERS BATTLE leers defeat Tech, 3-1 but lose playoff Sickle-cell b By PAT FARNAN athletes Brad Van Pelt, Gail Clark and Billy Joe DuPree will By STEVE STEIN § State News Sports Writer spell them in the second half of play. State News Sports Writer Jj Adams regards his role in Saturday's benefit contest as a The side - cell anemia fund will get shot in the arm and 1 the State News - Grapevine a Journal basketball team will paramount task. Led by a fine goaltending performance by Ron probably need a little of the same when they host the "As a referee, I know I shall have to establish my Clark, who made 47 saves, MSI's hockey team media monsters, WJIM, in a benefit game Saturday in authority early in the game dispensing justice, and defeated Michigan Tech 3-1 Tuesday night at | Jenison Fieldhouse. enforcing law and order with the firmness which is my Demonstration Hall. | All proceeds will go to the sickle - cell anemia fund. trademark. Off the record, I can tell the State News, that However, the winner of the WCHA semi - final ^ The skirmish will feature a glamorous array of talent, unlike the contestants, I expect to be in top physical playoff series is determined by total goals and including MSU's own hardwood hellions, a sextuplet of condition for the game. I do five miles of roadwork each Tech won the two - game set 8-5. Hie Huskies distinguished officials, and a halftime performance day. I practice blowing my whistle. And, most important, defeated MSU 7-2 Monday. :$ unmatched for pure aesthetic value. I'm learning to raise my arm while making a fist." The officials will operate from the platoon system due Tech now moves into the final round in •:} to the inhuman strain resting on the shoulders of Walter Clarence Underwood, asst. athletic director, normally a another road series. Its opponent is still unknown, Adams, professor of economics, Robert L. Green, director tower of athletic prowess, shied away from the exhausting pending the conclusion of the Minnesota - Duluth $ of the Center for Urban Affairs and Joseph McMillan, equal exercise and settled for a seat at the scorer's table. — Denver series tonight. opportunities employment director. Grueling gridder Ernie Hamilton will be at ringside Seniors Bill Sipola. Frank DeMarco and John calling the shots, shouts and slaps as he sees them. Garvey saw their final action for the Spartans. "It's going to be the kind of vicious physical contest we The WJIM hotdogs, winless thus far this year, will flaunt Michel Chaurest is still eligible to play next fall. have come to expect in any confrontation between the the talents of such noted sports personalities as R. J. (hitspoken official MSU finished its season with a 23-12-1 mark, chair borne press and the artists of television," Adams Grossfeld, Tim Staudt, Geroge Blaha and the perennial Walter Adams, professor of economics the most victories in history for a Spartan team. commented. pearl, Ralph Allen, TV-6 feline, Diane Kennedy is of several celebrities on hand will be i "We played tonight like we should have played The titanic trio will do the arbitrating in the first act of reportedly "under the weather" and unfit for competition, one sickle-cell anemia charity basketball for Saturday" last night," coach Amo Bessone said. "We were Super Saturday. Court length and wheezing sensations will but WJIM experts claim she'll be with the team in heart and game ' not permit them to endure the 40 minute duration, so soul. State News photo by Bruce more physical on our forechecking and that was :j: Remington the key to beating Tech." The Spartans scored the first two goals of the contest before Tech narrowed the gap to 2-1 after g two periods. MSU's icers came out playing their aggresive forechecking game, but only tallied once in the 5 Trickiness paves way first period when DeMarco scored on a bouncing shot just before the halfway point. Chaurest scored for the second night in a row as he beat Tech netminder Jim Warden at 13:11 of the second period. However, Warden stopped Spartan Garvey on a S for eager Allen Smith breakaway while Garvey was killing an MSU penalty and Tech came back to tally its only goal. :£ By GARY KORRECK sometimes he's impatient, tried to get him to come but next to Mike Robinson Smith recently held OhiJ Steve Colp added the final Spartan goal with State News Sports Writer here." State forward Wandel just three seconds remaining in the game. The he's the best shooter on our Smith received a few Jackson to just four &T Anyone who's ever marker gave the freshman 35 tallies for the x team. He can go to the other offers and he throws in the first half 1 played street basketball can season, tops in the MSU seasonal totals. basket, with the appreciate Allen Smith. ball like or manuver eventually chose MSU over MSU's upset win over thL He's the guy who a guard." Minnesota. Buckeyes. Jackson had beel rambles down the pavement Smith's average has "I wasn't really surprised scoring in the mid ■ 20'§ all arms and legs and you stayed in double figures this about being recruited," coming into the conlest. SPRING BREAK ASPEN Mar. 17-24 2 never know whether he's throwing you a move or season after breaking in with a 9.0 mark last year. MSU took notice of the Smith I was explained. "I felt that as good a basketball Looking career as a back Spartan, Smitl flights from demonstrating lack of player as anyone." believes he has contribute^ *240 base price 4 to a room Lansing 1 flight from coordination. up a He'd shot from wherever he throw slender forward after he led Kennedy King J.C. to a pair of Illinois State titles. He made the jump from junior college and has started virtually every game and received, his share. ''I've met snml Detroit felt like it, which was interesting people and hal "We heard about him since, including all 24 this the experience of attendiJ usually way out by the TRIP INCLUDES: from a friend of (asst. season. Ganakas credited a major university - aboif green Chevy, and it always 'Transportation: Lansing Aspen - Lansing or went in. You wanted him coach) Bob Nordmann's Smith with rapid the only thing l would dL Detroit Aspen - Detroit who'd seen him play at the adjustment and calls him differently if l could do | - on your team because it * Lodging: 7 nights, continental breakfasts made you mad to watch YMCA," Ganakas recalled. "as good a defensive player all again would be to g^ 'Lifts: 6 days skiing at Aspen Mt., Aspen Highlands, those shots go "Later we talked with his as we have on our front publicized sooner," in against coach, Ajac Triplett, and line." laughed. Buttermilk, Snowmass. Or exchange one day for you. Vail, including transportation. Allen Smith Saturday, the 6-5 'Extras: special dinner, wine picnic, unlimited free Chicago native plays his last , uncola at lodges DENVER or GRAND JUNCTION 1 , , LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE! Ca„ 353.5199 FINISH-DEGREE game in a and psychic the Spartan uniform man with wrists says appearance doesn't mean a the Yankees opinvaryl pitchers' or stop by thing. 240 Men's IM 10-5 m BRADFORD/Hotttoon. "It's trickery got to make your man think — you've on swop M-F Major n I rban Studies beginning in your Junior year. you don't know what FT. LAUDERDALE, Kekich and has returned to new. It's hard to separai you're doing and when you Fla. (UPI) - New York her parents home in private life from basebal Complete your bachelor's in only one year including study have him faked out you Yankee pitchers Fritz life. There's always an overl in London with trips to the Continent. Rockford, 111., where her beat him," Smith said. Peterson and Mike Kekich mother, Mrs. Arthur Monks, lapping, to what degree or He does not consider Tuesday refused to said: "As far as my daughter a Solomon would know." Apply now for June '73 - August '74 program. comment on their decisions is concerned, there is no But if McDaniel « himself unorthodox, but the Limited enrollment Coeducational. to swap families. product of many summers swap. She has applied for a upset for moral or religioi of work They had jointly divorce but does not plan to reasons, the majority of hi on Chicago announced Monday that teammates think they cd live with Mike Kekich. playgrounds. they had traded wives along look at the situation asl "I've been developing my Marilyn does not want a with splitting up the four moves all my life — they are divorce and her home strictly private relations™ children involved. broken up. She is between Kekich what makes you a unique getting Peterson, happily living one only because Fritz Peterson. player," he said. "That's with Kekich's wife, was not wants one." Thurman Munson, tl innovation." on the scene, his agent and catcher who handles bo Got All Your Packing The consensus among the His coach, Gus Ganakas, Yankee general manager, Yankee players was that, in men when they are on t agrees. Lee MacPhail, still having "He's not unorthodox — the words of one of them, mound, said: "Everybo failed to reach agreement on "It's their own damn knows we're a bunch Done To Go South? I his contract. business and as long as it crazy guys, everyman to The status of divorce doesn't affect their pitching, own. It won't bother t proceedings was still not it's strictly their baby." club on the field and clear. One Yankee, however, doesn't change my feel" Susan Kekich, now with was obviously deeply for either one of them, r" Peterson, was not available distressed. Lindy McDaniel, Fritz should be out hi for comment. a minister of the Church of now working out. We n( Marilyn Peterson has left Christ, observed solomnly: him. Bobby whose own day of Murc| glory 1 NEED MONEY? "It's not very good, is it? MOOSUSKI Last Winter MEETING! My position is pretty clear. signing a $100,000 contrj SEE JULIE! Coral Gables 7:30 Wed. It doesn't change for any Monday was overshadow Final Info on spring trips — drawing for FREE particular situation. A by the wife trade, WE LOAN MONEY ON A span trip — happy Christian or a ball player the news startled him. ANYTHING OF VALUE hours ~ MEMBERS always find differences in first I thought it ' ONLY morality and that's nothing another one of their H BILL'S &JS9wH »» restaurant & bar 718 E. Grand River in Lansing presents a MISSISSIPPI RIVER FISH FRY Don't forget to take some One of the real pleasures of the old River life was the weekly fish fry. Now you can enjoy this Mississippi River dining experience at Bill's. In the true Southern tradition we will feature: MSU T-Shirts Studies "Pond reared Southern Blue Channel Catfish rolled in cornmeal piling up? the Southern way and fried Come in & choose from selection of riverstyle . . . our Pause. Have a Coke. "Louisiana Bajou shrimp creole with New Orleans Creole sauce * new T-shirt designs all sizes available. Coca-Cola Batter fried whitefish the riverboat way - — with a lively lift - . . . Included in each of the above dinners are cole slaw, real Southern Don't forget your little brothers & sisters., and never too sweet, refreshes best. hush puppies, fresh corn bread and butter, and tarter and hot sauce. we have children's sizes (2-16). Also on the menu but extra are cajun fried potatoes and sweet tater things go pie. As usual we will be serving your favorite drinks and cocktails. better.i ^with For Information Call 482 6100 or Reservations: Serving 5:00 to Wednesday Nita 10:30 pm- Coke _ E. Grand River 9-5:30 Mon. - Sat. Bottled under the authority of the Coca - Cola Bottllna across from the Union 332-0877 Company by: Coca Colt Bottling Company of - Michigan Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 7, 1973 1 3 Big 10 team picked, Robinson named again CHICAGO (UPI) players was named by each 1st Team Minnesota, in the running of the 10 coaches and Ron Behagen, Minnesota for a second straight Big Hornyak received the most Nick Weatherspoon, Ten basketball points, nine coaches placing Illinois championship, won two him on their first team and Jim Brewer, Minnesota positions on the all the 10th giving him a Allan Hornyak, Ohio conference team picked by second team berth. State United Press International Brewer and Mike Robinson, Michigan by the 10 coaches. Weatherspoon each were State Named from the Gophers placed on the first team by 2nd Team were husky center Jim seven coaches and on the &H/0 John Ritter, Indiana Brewer and senior forward second by three while six Steve Downing, Indiana Ron Behagen. Illinois' Nick chose Behagen MIKE ROBINSON on the first Devin Kunnert, Iowa RON BEHAGEN JIM BREWER Weatherspoon, NICK Michigan team and five picked Henry Wilmore, Michigan WEATHERSPOON ALLAN HORNYAK State's Mike Robinson, Robinson. Clyde Turner, Minnesota heading toward a second The team would furnish Honorable mention: Ken IAJOR REASON-freshmen straightindividual scoring championship, and Ohio a coach all the offensive and defensive skills he could Brady, Michigan; Jeff Dawson, Illinois; Leon State's Allan Hornyak require. Weatherspoon ranks Howard, Wisconsin; Frank complete the first team. as the league's second best Kendrick, Purdue; Chosen Quinn for the second scorer and Better Hornyak third, future Buckner, Indiana; Bill fo team were two players from behind Robinson, and Kilgore, Michigan State. Indiana, John Ritter and Weatherspoon also ranks Steve Downing, the league - second in rebounding to Women By JACK WALKDEN leading rebounder from Kunnert. Michigan pool record of football in high school, but Iowa, Kevin Kunnert, Brewer News Sports Writer :46.66. Wright also finished on Michigan State. If I and Behagen I liked swam really well. A few Michigan's Henry Wilmore, together pick off Women's varsity softball fourth in the 50 swimming a lot wanted to go to school for an average MSU's fourth P,ace finish freestyle more." (MSU) guys narrowly lost and still another Gopher, of 20 rebounds tryouts will be held 3 p.m. and only swimming, I would've a game for the Big Ten was part of the 400 Wright was the Michigan making championship Clyde Turner. Indiana was the March 26 - 30 in the turf medley relay team which gone to Tennessee because bracket and instead, were in Gophers, the top jmpionships held last finished third. Class A champ in the 100 they have the best sprinters tied for the league lead with rebounding club in the arena at the Men's IM. Call ikend in Ann Arbor can and 200 consolation and that hurt Minnesota. the women's athletic office, freestyles in 1972. in the country. If I had circuit, and together are looked upon with mixed Disosway nosed out He won the 100 title in us." Hornyak was named to 355 - 4760 to obtain Indiana's Mel Nash by .01 wanted academics averaging about 35 points a dions. Many thought the :47.17 and the 200- only I the team for the third game. information about getting a of a second with a yard would've gone to Illinois. I irtans should have ended winning event in 1:45.19. He also straight year and Robinson, physical prior to tryouts. time of :21.48. wanted both, though. I third. Probably the two ghtest moments of the One thing interesting competed in the U.S. Olympic team trials last liked the campus here the who averaged 27.2 points per game last year and who ★★★★★★★★★★•A-***-*--* ^ r, ^ ^^ about the two was Bt were the performances supplied summer at Portage Park, 111. CTATf' NFWR has a 27.3 average so far this The two J Two Small Pizzas * freshmen Glen Disosway by MSU coach Dick Fetters. interested in are Disosway is from entirely different fields. season, was picked for the Bruce Wright. "They're both freshmen Clarendon Hills, Dl. and second straight year. and also Wright is currently held Ohh The two captured the they're tried track before Every one of the top five settling undecided on a major but i ■st Warde four fi half th over urtans' only two impionships of the year Wright took the 100 lestyle and Disosway, the roommates," Fetters said. Wright is from Birmingham, and swimming is the only sport he has ever on swimming. Both chose MSU for their collegiate education for similar reasons. says he would like to be a dentist if he could. Disosway is an 1 for i freestyle. competed in. "I engineering major. i(had bee was interested in $2.00 delivers 2 Neither were really (9") 1 item small Wright's time in the 100 "I like Michigan and Illinois along Hid 20' • swimming," impressed with their first antest. new University of Wright said. "I tried playing with State," Wright said. Big Ten meet. yL Varsity Pizzas. Valid with this ad on : on "I liked MSU over the other "It wasn't spectacular, ^ Wednesday and Thursday March 7 and 8, an, Smit two because I like its but there were some good at rule campus better." alters >ntribut« races," Disosway said. "I hare, Disosway narrowed his was surprised with t choices down to son Illinois, Northwestern. Before the In the JUDGING PAVILION Free, Fast, Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. ?and hi Tennessee and MSU. meet I ' though we would March 30th March 31st attendin "One night I just decided beat - Wisconsin, but they 7:30 p.m. 1:30 7:30 p.m. Menu: VARSITY - pening y- abot "Subs (4 to would game Tickets $1.50 & $2.00 choose from) ould do be to »ner," I ORLANDO. Fla. (UPI)- two men on base to ORADIIAIES! Available at the Judging Pavilion for Information - 355-8400 * Foot long Varsity Dogs ■ *Hamburgers 1227 E. Grand River tsignated pinchhitter complete a 2 for 5 day and *Pinballs y Hisle hit two home drive in seven runs. Both BLOCK & BRIDLE CLl)Bfc£ 332-6517 e a grand slam, in fciig the Minnesota Twins_ homers were off right - bander John Lamb. FACULTY! ★★★★★★★★★******* ryl J a 12-4 victory gainst the psburgh Pirates Tuesday spring training The supposed rule to be in was used not Academic apparel Bhibition for both games involving American Dpi opener and National League clubs. for Winter Term But the A.L. decided ; the first Commencement Tuesday to the rule for use ) sepal Jmonstration of the their home exhibition may be i base Btency of the new games, if the N.L. clubs did s an o\ n League rule which not object. picked up on Is adopted last December egree onH The Pirates, who wore the 4th floor know." loving a designated hitter 1 be inserted into the black armbands in memory iniel ' of the of their late teammate ■cup in place of the ir religioil Roberto Clemente, also Union rity of lrting pitcher. showed some home run Building they c today through ation as [Hisle. obtained in an power as catcher Milt May hit a solo homer in the wson deal from St. Friday. Mationsh| pis, hit a bases - loaded fourth and Bob Robertson ich connected in the fifth. i the sixth Inning lich erased a 4-2 John Cumberland, nson, tl] pburgh lead. In the acquired in the Hisle deal, idles the Twins pth, he connected with was winning eri on pitcher. He worked three Every bo< Innings, giving up two hits bunch i man tol Men's IM and an unearned run. jother £ Id and ny feelin them. B out hi We .. Murcl if glory 0contr ( rshadow >, admit him. 1 t it heir gag Go So With Hara !•» iiMI FOR MORE INFO, CALL Dan Bross Jack Dykstra Ford 393-1800 DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING — THE EQUITABLE 326 South Washington 317 East Grand River Ave. x 24" poster of this advertisement, write: The Equitable, Dept. J., G.P.O. Box 1170, New York, N.Y. 10001 Ask us about fret parking in city ramp "J 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 7, Michii C STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Apartme close $55^ "FRANKLY SPEAKING" by Philfi-ank CLEAN Gil APartments l$J Hill aPar rtionth. 349- CHEVY IMPALA 1969, 350 MUSTANG 351 1969, V-8, 4 WANTED 5 girls for NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, 1 4 - - SUBLEASE TWO t, U8LEASE. engine, air conditioning, speed, leaving country, make telephone soliciting — people for four - man. Close, furnished. Spring apartment, cruise control. Phone offer. Cell 332-1926. 7-3-9 experience preferred, but not furnished. Call 337-0595 4-3-9 $220, o, "tut month. Call 676-5321. 5-3-7 necessary. Salary plus PHONE 355 8255 NOVA 1970 - Wife's car, 6 commission. Phone 332 3064 3.3.7 " Cl°" IMS I TWO gi 347 Student Services Blda CHEVY IMPALA 1968, V-8, cylinder, automatic, radio, NEAR LANSING - 487 3196. 5-3-9 Community pish washer, automatic, power steering, College Be^Ioom,L|ivingFrU"NlSHH excellent condition, $1,250. 3 rooms, furnished, - 332-4916. 4 real sharp. 587-6833. 3-3-7 484-6525. 3-3-7 LIBERAL ARTS. Peace Corps / carpeted, $130 includes •AUTOMOTIVE Scooters & Cycles CHEVY VAN 1965, re-built 6 OLDSMOBILE VISTA Vista has over 1400 positions still open for program utilities. Girls or couple. No children /pets married Private uSJZSl entrance „,n» ublet, spi furnished, Parts & Service cylinder, $425. Call CRUISER, 1969, loaded, air, starting this summer. See 489 1276 10-3-9 close. 351-4' Aviation 351 8365 4-3-9 9 passenger, full power, recruiter at MSU Placement • EMPLOYMENT stereo tape. 371-1709. 3-3-7 Office. March 6, 7, 8. 3-3-7 * TOR RENT CORVAIR, MID-ENGINE, V-8, all engine and handling OLDSMOBILE 1964 - 4 door BABYSITTER, 11 • 5pm daily. NOW Apartments modifications. 351-3843. sedan, hydromatic, power Own transportation. Please LEASING Houses 3-38 brakes and steering, runs call after 5pm, 485-7718. 4-3-9 Rooms good. $175. IV2-8882. 33-8 FOR DATSUN 1967 - 1600 •FOR SALE Roadster, 37,000 miles, 43-9 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SUMMER 332-2296 5-3-7 W0 BEDR< Animals mobile hom $250, 3559383, 355-4872. OLDS 1968 - 4 door, excellent NURSING ATTENDANTS & FALL girl needed week. 10 mil Mobile Homes 5-3-9 condition, lots of extras. Call NEEDED. ,n share7- Quiet and pe mobile home •Lost & Found or can be seen, 1760 Eiffert, 641-6601.0- DODGE CORONET 1969 440, 351-0008.5-3-9 5 •PERSONAL 2 door, vinyl roof, automatic, Holt, 694-4571. 4-3-9 TRAIN POSITION FOR ON THE YOUR CEDAR •PEANUTS PERSONAL aters edc rallye wheels, 318 V-8, power •REAL ESTATE steering, 57,000 miles, OPEL KADETTE 1966, good SPRING BREAK, MARCH VILLAGE needed for s condition, must sell, $165 or 19 - MARCH 23. 10 minutes $1,100 firm. Call 484-4872 351-1093. 4-: •RECREATION best offer. Call Darryl, from MSU. transportation a after 5pm. 3-3-9 Post Office Box 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 488 2 3 •SERVICE 351-3711. 5-3-8 must, free lunch, parking and •RING ON LAKE LANSING coffee breaks. Apply 8 - 135 KEDZIE APARTMENTS ,akefr Great Instruction DUSTER 1970 good "vingl New one nan. condition, must sell, - $1,300. PLYMOUTH FURY III - 1967, w 3:30pm Monday - Friday. 2 man, furnished. Year leases bedroom! legotiable. ^ ii ™"' U « Typing Service 318, power steering, new INGHAM COUNTY U r n I Shed, stove' 337-1242. 4-3-9 only beginning June 15th. re ngerator TRANSPORTATION transmission, $700. 351-2673 EXTENDED CARE $175 until April 1st. sailboats from your Watch th| anted - c 1971 FOREIGN SPORTS 'WANTED evenings. Daytime, 393-7800. car, MATURE WOMEN to for FACILITY, 3882 Dobie 882-231 6. 487 3216 w.ndo* spring term, FIAT 124 Spyder 1971, good wire care $155. phone 339 wheels, rust proof, 2075.5.3.9 •* condition, available end of _ &3-8^ service records, 33mpg. two children, Monday — Road, Okemos. 5-3-9 482 2937, 11-3-9 Campus Hi RATES •• term. 339-9354. 4-3-9 PONTI AC GTO - 1968, 4 Friday. Own transportation. COLLI NGW00D 168. 3-: 355-1211. 3-3-9 TEACHERS. THE PEACE Call after 6pm. 351-0026. 2 MAN FURNISHED speed, $900/ best offer. needed for 3 man 3-3-9 CORPS has 2000 teaching apartments, 129 Burcham Spr™ hldren wei FIREBIRD 1969 - Good shape. 3538169 nights. 5-3-8 Call 332-6033 afur No OAV S Motorcycles positions open this summer. Drive, $135. 124 Cedar bedrooms, f ^VOFjDS 1C $1,000 or 372-2932. 3-3-9 best offer. Phone PONTI AC 1967 Catalina, HOUSEWORK. VICINITY 500 math and science Street, $165, East Lansing. 7pm. 5-3-9 unfurnished, UJUEJ Too" 13.00 automatic, $500. 1970 Sparrow Hospital 3 mornings teachers, 500 teachers of Available June and 2 GIRLS NEfcUED summer a Cutlass. Douglas, 337-1641, 1967 VESPA GRAND SPORT, / week. Must have references. E nglish (with French or September. Year leases only. 351-2353 to 7 80 FIREBIRD 1969. Silver, black furnished apartment, m urn 4.80 15.60 485-0724. 4-3-9 65 mph, 80 mpg, 10.5HP, Call after 5pm, 489-2338. Spanish), 300 elementary Call 487-3216. 5-10pm call Caoito apartment. interior, vinyl top. Sport Villa, $60/ month 332-3356 NORTI EES nm 9.75 19.50 white, 7,100 miles, $250. teachers, 200 physical 882-2316. 9-3-9 wheels, regular options, PORSCHE COUPE 1971, 339 _3-3-9_ education, 300 vocational 5-3-9 1242 H m nri 7.20 11.70 23.40 $1,350. Bob, 373-7855, - 8998^3-9 LEGAL SECRETARY good education, home economics, 676-2908. 3-3-9 911-T, 5 speed, silver, - 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED LOVELY 8.00 13.00 26.00 appearance group, new KAWASAKI 1969, 350. typing skill necessary, business. Teaching positions FURNISHED m FORD FAIRLANE 1963, fair Semperits, AM/FM. $6000 Excellent condition. Call experience desired but will also available in Vista. See apartments. Parking and efficiency. 915 Lilac. $130 DDEST LUXU laundry facilities. Lease plus electricity Availabli share. $80. FQESS 10.oc 16.25 32.50 condition, $90. Call offers. Hal Smith, Saginaw, 489-1277. Best offer over train. Mail resume to Box recruiter at MSU Placement required. No pets. Near LCC. March 17. 349 3604. $400. 3-3-9 F-6, State News. 3-3-9 0-5-3-c 1 2 - 351-7022 after 3pm 3-3-9 (517) 799-3424 after 7pm, Office. March 6, 7, 8. 3-3-7 $160. 600 River Street, DEADLINE 755-6558 before 6pm. 3-3-9 ;30pm. 3-3-9 Lansing. 485-3140. 7-3-9 2 BEDROOM TRAILER 969 TRIUMPH 500 model PART TIME student HISTOLOGY 1 P.M. one class day FORD FAIRLANE 1966, 2 TECHNICIAN, SHARK CUSTOM sports car T-100-C, employment with housewares reasonable, neat, close, clean ED 1 MALE door, good body, engine, - high pipes, experience preferred. ONE FEMALE before publication. 351-3373 after 6pm, 5.3.9 body. 4 speed, 140hp. knobbies, mint condition, distributor. Automobile spring te $250. Must sell. 351-5147. Competitive salary, 40 hour needed for 4-man, Corvair engine. 489-6144. rebuilt recently, 353-1352. required. Flexible hours, 349-3229. 33 Cancellations/Co r- 5-3-9 work week, generous fringe Twyckingham, spring, $76. GIRL NEEDED for four 4-3-9 33-9 351 5800. CX-2-3-8 benefits. Call man No deposits. 332-2831. 5-3-8 rections — 12 noon one spring term, Americai ONE g FORD GALAXY 1964, 1S72 HONDA LABORATORY OF class day before power T-BIRD 1967, $750, good CB-175, must HOUSEKEEPING AND child Apartments, next to campus apartment. C CLINICAL MEDICINE, ONE BEDROOM, dishwasher steering, automatic, good condition, 8-5. Call sell! Excellent condition. 371-3849. 5-3-9 publications. care. Monday thru Friday, 372-8180. 5-3-9 and garbage disposal, tires. $125. 485-2627 after 482-0886, 371 4684 Rack. $500. 332-1835. 2-3-7 7:30am to 12:30pm. Own carpeted throughout, ideal MALE The State News will be 2pm. 3-3-8 evenings. 5-3-9 NEEDED for ED ONE girl transportation, $25/ week. , YAMAHA, TRIUMPH, BMW, FINANCIAL ACCOUNT for married or graduate spring, $62.50 responsible only for the HONDA 1972 coupe. Red, must RICKMAN. Super savings on 339-9119 after 8pm. X-5-3-9 EXECUTIVE - Aggressive student, quiet building, $165. Campus H TOYOTA MARK II, 1971. All Mid Michigan Financial transportation. 349943! 349-2362. 33 first day's incorrect sell immediately. 45 miles per 1972 motorcycles. Large - 351-6729 or call the options. Extras, best offer. EXPERIENCED PRODUCTION Firm has opening (or sharp 5-39 insertion- gallon, good radio with extra stock of 1973 models. WALTER NELLER All students aas must be antenna. Much warranty in _ 337-0202. 5-3-9 Custom accessories, parts, editor needed to coordinate COMPANY, 489-6561. 6-3-9 NEED TWO RL TO sha and service. SHEP'S MOTOR typesetting and printing of girls unfurnished effect, 71,000 miles. Cruises TOYOTA COROLLA - 1971, 4 75 miles / hour. Take technical educational spring term, close. 351-1131 $67.50. 35 1 6 over speed, beautiful condition, SPORTS, INC. 2460 North ONE WOMAN to share materials. Phone 349-1100. 5-39 over payments. $57/ month. 31,000 miles. Call Cedar, Holt. Just South of apartment spring term. Own Nat, 484-3880 after 6pm. 4-3-9 1-96 overpass. Phone 5-3-8 corporations. Call 355-4634 daytime, 351-9212 room. 337-1567. 6-3-9 GIRL FOR 3 ma 694-6621. 0-5*3-9' APPLICATIONS ARE now nights. 4-3-9 O deposit, $75/ f e 351-1420. JAGUAR 1967 XKE coupe. being accepted for part time NEED GIRL, spring campus. Call 351 -6523 afte Good condition. $2300 / best TRIUMPH 1969 GT6+, help. $300/"Monthly to start. Americana, 4 man, March , 5pm. 5-3 9 CHATEAU CLUB wagon 1969. Good condition. Call 484-2945. 4-3-9 van offer. 337-9318. 5-3-9 MGB 1967 - new top, 56,000, wrecked, new Call 882-1230. 3-3-7 radial tires, $500. ]0 489-3494. EARN C-3-9 $2 - $4 per hour For Rent ]ffl rent paid! 337-2142. 6-3-9 SUBLET 2 man 1 bedroom. $85 UNTIL JUNE 16, ■ED ONE lease. girl TV RENTALS $9.50 per two person apar 351-8515. 2-3 best offer. 349-9823 after TRIUMPH 1970 GT6+, very COMPLETE IMPORT arranging interviews for part each. GREAT LOCATIONI car $75/ month. Call Jim CHE VELLE 1972, Malibu. time work. Public contact month, $23 per term; free 6pm. 5-3-9 good condition, AM/FM, service including ignition, 337-2450. 6-3 9 350 delivery, service and pick-up. 351-4120 after 5pm. 3-3-7 V-8, automatic, power experience preferred but not 20,000 miles, 393-8336. chassis, brakes and electrical No deposit, New stereos steering, brakes, excellent MG MIDGET necessary. Call GIRL NEEDED for 4 - 1972, red with 3-3-9 available at ROBERTS man, NEED ONE f condition, 694-8857. 3-3-9 351-0622. 0X-7-3-9 available at same rates. Call girl for 4 j Across ri black interior, good AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-3-9 spring, close - to campus. apartment. $150 for ent Summer and condition. Must sell. Best VOLVO, 1968 - 4 door. 4980 Park Lake Road, 337-0591. 5-3 8 CHILDCARE. 15 month old spring term. Great locatic immediately. CHEVROLET - 1968 station offer. Call after 5pm. Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for 351-6863. 3-3-7 332-9341, wagon, new paint job, A-1 882 8843 or 485-1876. 4 3-9 appointment C-3-9 boy care needs sensitive, loving Monday — Friday, 8 - 5 Apartments "Sgpl NEEDED - ONE girl for Cedar UNIVERSIT condition, 2 new tires on Village, immediately! FEMALE FOR 4 man. Camp 414-24 Mi, in our Northeast Lansing front, 71 AM radio. $700 or MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East 1 GIRL NEEDED for 3 337-1471. 4-3-7 MERCURY MARQUI - 1969, VW BUS 1965 - completely home. Transportation. man Hill, spring, rent $5E best offer. Call anytime after Kalamazoo Street since 1940. convertible, air, power apartment. Across from 349-1098. 3 3-7 rebuilt engine, new tires, References. 489-1841 after SUBLEASE, ONE bedroom 2pm, 489-6823 or see at 232 Complete auto painting and East Randolph. 3-3-9 brakes, steering, windows, battery. 349-2227. 3-3-9 collision service. 5pm. 4-3-9 ^mpus. 352-9560. 4-3-9 unfurnished, spring and door locks, 1 owner. Call 485-0256. SUBLET 2 man C-3-9 EFFICIENCY APARTMENT to summer, Capitol Villa. Spring / sur 351-5788. 3-3-9 VW 1967 2 door sedan with MANAGER FOR CHEVROLET WAGON, 1970 3 — apartment sublet. Pool privileges. Call 373-1727, 393-6698 after Orchard. 332-2602 after seat, large engine, very good extra snow tires, carrier. MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, complex, prefer older couple, after 5pm, 351-0469. 4-3-9 6pm. 5-3-7 MERCURY METEOR 1963. 5:30pm. 3-3-8 $600. 489-0446. 3-3-9 Michigan and Grand River. must have ability to perform tires, air conditioning, Must sell, $200. 351-1244 Low cost, expert exhaust minor mechanical repairs, 1 GIRL SUBLET 4 SUBLET EA'/T LANSING $1,850. 487-3096. 5-3-9 after 6pm. 3-3-9 man spring NEED GIRL immediate VW 1969 - very good repair. Custom work. Pipe and provide housekeeping term. $65/ month. 332-5227. efficiency, utilities paid, March rent free. Very clos condition, low mileage, bender. FREE ESTIMATES, duties. Housing plus salary. 4-3-9 $137.50 /month. 351-8465 Call 351-3929. 3 3 7 AM/FM radio, 3938336. 332-2927. C-3-9 Located in Lansing; Reply to after 5pm. 5-3-7 3-3-9 Box D-4, State News. 4-3-9 1 MAN NEEDED for 4 man ONE G I R L for 3 man, spri VW GUARANTEED PHOTO WORKSHOP VOLKSWAGEN 1966 - RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 and Okemos Road 349-9620. repeir. LADIES service. FOR escort / dating $3/ hour. Call for Capitol Villa apartments. Spring term. Nice guys. ONE TO sublet 4 girl, bedroom deluxe apartment, 2 term, Close, 337-1057. 4 3-9 Chali ipartments. Squareback, rebuilt engine, Terms negotiable. 351-6628. spring. Newly redecorated. furnished. Fall WE DO MORE THAN TEACH YOU TO MAKE A good clutch, tires, etc. Call C-3-9 appointment. 482-0909. 4-3-9 Across Berkey. 484-6817. $51.25 per ma PRINT! We feel that photography is far more than Jerry 10 - 5pm, 484-7773. 4-3-9 5-3-7 After 5pm 485-8402. 4-3-9 PENETRATE FOG with lucas TWO PEOPLE pushing a button or getting your hands wet! DON RENTAL AND needed for FIVE ROOM apartment, one to DeKONINCK'S STUDIO is square 8 quartz halogen leasing agent apartment spring term. $135/ again offering its wanted. Immediate and full four people. Located over VW VAN 1968, ideal for lights. $10 off, limited supply term. 337-9544. 3-3-8 workshops on POSING & LIGHTING THE FACE & - at CHEQUERED FLAG, time employment, must have retail store, East Michigan CEDAR VILLAGE FIGURE! You too can learn how to enhance your camping. $1,600 or best apartment sublease 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. car, be ambitious, and willing Ave. Basic furniture, utilities offer. After 6pm 394-0349. GIRL OWN photographs and create that photograph you have One mile West of campus. to work nights and weekends - room near paid, $165/ month. Phone term. $300. 337-9516. 4-3- 3-3-8 campus, $66 month. always dreamed of! Call DON DeKONINCK'S 487-5055. C-3-3-9 when necessary. Paid on 351 0842 immediately. 33-8 372-0352. 5-3-9 STUDIO at 485-8253 and get the details of how to commission basis only. For VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Rebuilt put that quality into YOUR photographs! Workshops VOLVO SERVICE all we further information call Go with it I Check the elegant conditioned, s engine, AM/FM radio, - 'Mses available Thomas R. begin Wednesday April 4 and Thursday April 5. excellent mechanical service is Volvo's. We have Bouman, new apartment rentals in Enroll now for that Dynamic Difference in YOUR condition, $450. 371-2664. the parts the know-how. EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., CAMPUS VIEW today's Classified Ads. 6638418. 0 4-3-9 235 DELT IMPORTED CAR REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 Pictures. 3-39 SERVICES, can 882 9808 for appointment. 1-3-7 • 5pm daily. 11-3-9 APARTMENTS VOLKSWAGEN BUS excellent condition, can be - 1970, WORK STUDY student for UNIVERSITY CROSSWORD HILDREN fol- Call 351-2 WEI social science field research seen weekends, 482-8759. SUPERVISED PUZZLE NORTH WATER'S EDGE 3-3-9 assistant 485-8M8: 4-3-9 job, Ask 353-5015, for John. HOUSING ACROSS „ 31. . The Rail .. 1242 Ha VW BUG - 1971, stick, NOW RENTING LUXURY 1. Enactment Splitter" and sunroof, Excellent radio, must sell. condition. LEARN TO FLY! Over 30 years experience in all types of FULL AND part time work available close to campus, to 4, 5 AND 6 MAN APARTMENTS 4. 7. 11. Stubborn Hurried Beloved 32. Caucho 33. Remain 34. Piece of turf LIKE March our"r 15th t 353-1857. 3-3-7 flight training. Approved for FOR SUMMER AND FALL options on all RIVER'S EDGE schedule. Call 36. Dozen suit your general veterans. FRANCIS 351-3700 between 9am and 12 Yore 38 Always After AVIATION, Airport Road. 5pm. 4-3-9 13. Source of poi 40 Mild cigar together f Call 484-1324. C-3-9 AN ALTERNATIVE TO 14 Out-of (owner 44. Beige todrooms. Cal APARTMENTS VW 1965, rebuilt engine, new LEARN TO FLY. a Cessna WE NEED responsible people concerned with the problem DORMITORY LIVING FOR NEXT YEAR'S 16 17. 18. Monster Ingress Staunch 46. Baltimore ball club 48 Earth 361 7910 Visi haslet 150 on the C.P.A. program. of air pollution to show our SOPHOMORE WOMEN 20 Craft 49. Oaystar 135 Coll Are Now Leasing for Summer Approved for V.A. training. unique total air treatment 22. Day's march 50 Highway sign and Next Fall. Flight examiner on staff. For machine in homes, hospitals, 25. Inherent 51. Swiss artist VW 1968 - good condition, further information call factories and schools. 332-6246 28. Yellow bugle 52. Work unit You'll Get cassette recorder. 351-0469 CAPITOL CITY AVIATION, Monday - Fridey evenings, 6 30 Zero 53, Wing after 5pm. 4-3-9 489 5000. 5-3 9 - 9pm, and some Saturday daytime. Must have car and 5 Fully Carpeted 2 Minute Walk years Lansing residency. NEED GUY, spring, Americana, 4 man, March rent paid. HALSTEAD V Floors To Campus nA£<, Sunshine $220/ month guaranteed salary. 485-1981, Friday 12- 332-0601. 4-3-9 ««erve 351- Walk Out W* (Zi) Vs 5pm. 5-3-9 NEED GIRL, spring, Burcham, !!'•'2- your Full Time Maintenance Balconies "■hi* PROFESSIONAL Peace Corps / PEOPLE. Vista has 3 man. March rent paid. 337-0819. 4-3-9 0se 'o 1 GIRL 3. campi • "lan Excellent positions for people with MAN NEEDED - house apartment 2 Bathrooms Call Tim or Location Laurie Freeport. #8 . days, 7 nights, 3/16 - 3/23 . *159 degrees in Urban Planning, Agriculture, Business, Engineering, Social Work, Public Health and Linguistics. Pennsylvania Avenue. $55 double, utilities. Call $65 single, no 482 1749. 4 3-9 ,"ea 332-0232 F|CIENCY A~p ?*«. flood c "Round trip air w. meals & drinks See recruiters at MSU GIRL NEEDED spring term. f""s'0r>, No. 332-4432 placement office. March 6, 7, Campus View No. 5. ?°m campus, 'Includes hotel, transfers, etc. Nassau option: 8. 3-3-7 Michigan Avenue. 332-3124 ^ V 3-3-9 Or stop by Add $30.00 10-3-9 NEEDED - BABYSITTER for CALL: STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL in Spartan Village, 4 TWO BEOROOM apartment to 1050 Waters Edge Dr. No. 214 two days / week. Spring term. share until June. Call 351-0368 •Includes tips, qratultl 355-2806 after 4pm. 3-3-7 351-9562. 4-3 9 ^•2110. 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 7, 1973 15 Apartments Iff E. n, NEEDED for 4 man, h 8'"* for four man. OWN BEDROOM 10 IS f £». *55- 3321520_4"39 WATERS EDGE. $75 332-8479. 3-3-9 — close, good landlord, $73. No utilities. FOR room, WOMEN, quiet close in. Community single SEWING MACHINE Clearance SIBERIAN HUSKIES AKC FOUND: CAMERA lens and LAST CHANCEI Fly to those "riEAN GIRLS for Campus 332 1998. 355-1552. 5-3-9 Sale. Brand new portable, champion stock, 2 females sun-filled skies - come to kitchen, no parking facilities. uiil apartment. $62.50/ ONE MAN to $49.95, $5 per month. Large blue/ brown eyed, shots. STUDENTOURS today and sublet 332-0647 after 5pm, Monday spring TWO PEOPLE for selection of reconditioned 489-7338. 3-3-9 month 549-2374.^9 Twyckingham, deposit. Rent pool. No rooms, $55/ month. house, own Call thru Friday only. 3-3-7 used machines. Singers, LOST: DOG female, black face / reserve away your place - space to a start the term far negotiable. Whites, Necchis, New Home SIAMESE KITTENS - 6 weeks KuB LEASE, one bedroom 332 3216. 3-3-9 351-9465. 3-3-8 PRIVATE ROOM, light and "many others." $19.95 old. Call 349-2938 after 5pm. white chin, reddish brown with a smile (and a tan) on Trurtment Oakhill. $150/ _ cooking, parking near MSU. i body, white chest. Six your face! STUDENTOURS I can 337-0879. 4-3-9 8 P A CIO US 2 btdToom STUDENTS NEAR campus 908 Hicks Drive, 337-9247. to $39.95. Terms. 3-3-9 months old. 351-2476. 3-3-9 351-2650. 3-3-9 • partment, have bedroom to sublet. Own EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING tr I $170/ month 5-3-9 TWO girls needed spring. Minutes to room. 332-0105. 4-3-9 COMPANY, 1115 North LOST: EAST Lansing, miniature T campu, I rn pish washer, air, $60/ month. 351-7808.3-3-9 LANSING: TWO singles, $75. Washington. 489-6448. Schnauzer, female dolly, red I 332-49'®- 4-3-9 EAST LANSING - modern 2 Perking, 917 West Ionia. C-3-3-9 collar, tags. 332-0101. 1-3-7 SUBLET 2 bedroom After 7pm. 5-3-9 NEW MOON - deluxe 10'x55', apartment bedroom duplex, $185 per PROFESSIONAL 3 bedrooms, all furnished, ■UBLEI". SPRING, summer, in Haslett. Call after 5pm month. 351-7814. 3-3-8 XEROX COPIES 4/. T furnished, I close. 351 4439. 4-3-9 air conditioned, GIRL 339-9627. 3-3-9 NEEDED ROOM FOR male in suburban East ELECTRONIC calculators by Bowmar - $99.95. Eight digit, floating decimal, five new water School District. softener and gas furnace, located Waverly Lot rent 12 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, M.A.C. and Grand River below Jones immediately, Lansing home, Stationery Shop. CTeT SPRING - huge, one bedroom, beautifully campus. Share near expenses. LOCATED BEHIND Taco Bell, function constant, % key, rechargeable bettery, $35/ month. $3,000. Call 485-0362. 5-3-8 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per 337-1666. C-3-9 ■ furnished, one bedroom. furnished. 353-9129 (studio Phone 882-6833 after 5pm, 1 block from Berkey Hall. AC month, $23 per term. Free II n«iconv, air, pets, quiet, 5-3-7 Board if wanted. 332-2563. adapter/ charger, one year TOPPER delivery, service and pick-up. CONSIGNMENTS WANTED: CORONA "urcham. 332-0697. 3-3-9 evenings. _ PERSON TO share nice house 5-3-9 parts and labor guarantee. Lansing, 12"x60', partially - in No deposit. TV's available at Weaving, potter, macrame in GILL ELECTRONICS, same rates. Call and other handcrafted items. furnished, 2 bedrooms, large NEJAC, FURNISHED APARTMENT 5 OWN ROOM in Owen Graduate 349-9293, 9 - 1 pm for order 337-1300. C-3-9 PILLOW PALACE, information. 5-3-9 living room, front kitchen. •wO BEDROOM furnished blocks to MSU for 2 male Hall, includes board, maid Priced 489-2720. 4-3-9 to sell. Phone | mobile home, $30 - $35 I students. Available March 20 service. 355-3929 or 372-3518. 5-3-9 I week 10 minutes to campus. - September 20. Phone BEST_iH0USE needs one near campus, 353-3579. Keep trying! 5-3-9 BASS TROMBONE, Yamaha, PASSPORT PHOTOS - 2 for I Quiet and peaceful on a lake. 332-4076 after 3pm. 3-3-9 gir| to share, hardly used, 2 mouthpieces, RICHMOND 1969, 12'x50, $4.00. Fast service. Call I 641-6601 0-4-3-9 332-5657. 3-3-7 ROOM AND board, males $325. Phone 393-5846. 5-3-9 482-3388. 3-3-7 only, skirted, refrigerator, 1972 air GULLIVER STATE DRUG, ONE WOMAN for THREE parking, close to campus, conditioner. On Mobile Inc. 1105 West Grand River, spring term. BEDROOM, bath 54, AMPEX FOR QUALITY service on Eaters edge - Apartment two blocks from refrigerator, built in stove, private rooms. 332-5035 890 reel - reel tape Home Manor Lot. Call East Lansing, 332-5171. stereo equipment, the 1 needed for spring t - 5-3-9 recorder, omnidirection, AC C-7-3-9 see Berkey Hall. $70. 332-3435 washer, 332-5045. 4-3-9 I 351-1093. 4-3-9 dryer, finished self contained, $150. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East 3-3-9 basement, $245 / month plus CHEERFUL SPACIOUS room 351-2547. 3-3-7 PREGNANT? WE Grand River. C-3-9 BARON 1963, 10'x51', fully understand. deposit. Families only in private home for serious - IpRlNG ONE girl for three ONE/TWO girls, Spring term, 485 0767. 5-3-7 student. Spring carpeted, air, many extras. In Call us. PREGNANCY HOME REMODELING and Tman. Great location. Rent close to campus. Call 332-3609. 5-3-9 term. TWO DYNACO A-25 speakers, East Lansing. Immaculate COUNSELING. 372-1560 repairs. Free estimates. Call FRATERNITY HOUSE, spring $75. Boman 8-track auto* C-3-9 negotiable. 332-0992. 3-3-8 351-6171. 3-3-9 condition. $2,400. 372-4374 Jim Wolnosky, 351-8753. term. Room/ board. For tape player - recorder with 4-3-9 BOWER HOUSE Co-Op, room FREE information call 337-2093 FM stereo radio, $65. Call A lesson in ■anted one roommate ... PENNSYLVANIA NORTH and board, spring term, coed. 1 spring term, $62.50/ month, furnished studio, utilities - 4-3-9 351-4490. 3-3-9 663-4511. 3-3-7 10'x50' PACEMAKER - complexion care. Call 484-4519 East Michigan or I Hill Apartments. Carpeted throughout, □«: Campus paid, parking. $115 per 485-7197 Lansing Mall. I 349-9368. 3-3-8 month plus deposit. Phone MAN WANTED for spring. ROOM, CLOSE, now or spring NIKON FTn 50mm lens, f 1.4 completely remodeled, near MERLE perfect condition, $350. campus. Reasonable. NORMAN 627-5454. 3-3-9 term, light cooking, call COSMETICS STUDIOS MLDREN WELCOME. 1 or 2 Keith, 372-9163. 3-3-7 355-6067. 3-3-9 351-2417. 3-3-9 C-3-3-8 DANCE CLASSES absolutely | bedrooms, furnished and NEED 1 GIRL spring term, next free. Modern and I unfurnished. Now leasing for to campus, cell ROOM IN 4 person house MUST SELL Scuba wet suit, BUDDY 1971 - 12'x60',3 METER MINDER 351-4509 conventional social dancing. I summer and fall. Call 3-3-9 NEW FULLY carpeted two own bath, starting March 15 medium. See at 5976 Bois lie bedrooms, central air A $5 decal placed on the Instruction. All Drive, ages, |I 351-2353 - bedroom duplex. Appliances, Apartment 2A, conditioning. Skirted with car window of New Albany, to see your next June 15. Only $56.25 per Haslett. 3-3-7 LEARNING CENTER. apartment. air conditioning and a full storage shed, on lot in Mason. Ind., residents authorizes the WANTED — 1 roommate for month. 484-2169. 3-3-9 Phone 432-7206, 1 - 5pm. NORTH pointe basement. $200/ month plus Priced for quick sale, $5,500. city's Meterettes to put spring, $75/ month, very CHEVROLET CAPRICE Call 882-6631, ask for Don. coins in an expired meter 5-3-7 1242 Haslett Rd. utilities. Phone 675-5454 - close to campus. 332-5445. SINGLE FOR quiet man, and avoid a parking 1-3-7 4-3-9 1966, 396 engine in excellent 3-3-9 River House Apartments. parking, close to MSU. Call violation. TYPEWRITTEN condition. Call Terry 3-3-9 337-9510 after 4pm, B-1-3-7 But if you're tired of REPRODUCTIONS IjOEST LUXURY one man TWO G IR LS for 4 man house. Near campus. Furnished. Braverman, 355-2300. DETROITER - 12'x60', 2 looking for parking places resumes, theses, papers, - V share. $80. Call 351-9409 (351-6503 after 5pm.) 6-3-9 bedrooms, 15 minutes from and of fighting traffic, 1018 PORTER STREET 337-1220. 3-3-9 FEMALE BOARDER wanted poems — rendered promptly, Aween 2 - 4pm or after - East Lansing. 625-7473. Lansing. (Near Saginaw and for spring term, in Sorority fastidiously, reasonably. WATERBEDS - GREAT fun 3-3-9 the columns of STATE 0:30pm. 3-3-9 Pennsylvania) One bedroom, GIRL FOR HOUSE own House. $335. Call 332-0851. and pleasure. News Classified 332-4493. 7-3-9 - Fully Ads. There unfurnished, $85/ month room, $76/ month. Linden B-V3-7 I MALE Campus Hill, Guaranteed, from $8.50. FOR SALE - Mobile home in are lots of motorcycles plus utilities. Shown between Street. 351-4114. 3-3-9 351-0717. 4-3-9 excellent bikes advertised there 1 HEDRICK HOUSE coop has opening condition. Two 9am and 9pm or call 1-468- day . . . terrific looking. for females, spring term. bedrooms, completely 3627 (four cent toll call). OWN ROOM in house close to GARRARD SLX2 $220 room and board. magnetic remodeled. Call D.S. Breton maneuverable. Check now! 3-3-9 campus. $70/ month. cartridge, 1 year old. for appointment. 372-3900 332-0844. X-3-3-9 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, 337-2638. 3-3-9 Excellent condition. or 1-531 -3272. 3-3-9 A LITTLE or a lot, we cut it the electric typewriter. Located SUBLEASE IMMEDIATELY! MAN'S SINGLE. One block 337-146?. 3 3-8 way you want it. UNION close to MSU. Call 349-1773 Rent reduced. Call 355-0763. ONE PERSON — own bedroom, from Union. No cooking, GREAT LAKES 1966 - 2 BUILDING BARBER SHOP. 3-3-9 share house with couple, HOOVER PORTABLE washer / evenings and weekends, or BED ONE girl for spring term. $55. 351-8699. 3-3-9 bedroom, furnished, on lot, 355-3359. C-3-3-8 dryer. Ideal for married 373-6726 weekdays. 0-3-3-9 spring. Rent $75, utilities $2,500 or best offer. [Campus Hill. $62.50. CEDAR VILLAGE included. 482-3624. 3-3-9 ROOM housing. Crib complete. 1 349-2362. 3-3-9 4 man AND BOARD in 332-2423. 4-3-9 489-2333. 3-3-9 EXPERT TYPIST. Selectric. apartment sublease spring Fraternity house spring term. Peanuts Personal FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. Math experience. Minor term. $300. 337-2117. 3-3-9 Reasonable. 332-0834. 3-3-9 1970 HILLCREST MOBILE ML TO share two man, Close G.I. BACKPACKS, $1.99, PX editing, multi-lith, offset to campus. Call ■ unfurnished apartment. home, 12'x60\ 2 bedrooms, MAN NEEDED for spring term, 337-0645. 2-3-8 STORE, Frandor. 351-5323. printing available. 372-3826. MALE STUDENT, bath, I $67.50. 351-6564. 3-3-9 Americana Apartments. Call room, near campus. Parking Sleeping _5-3-9__ k itchen. living room, and Completely 0-2-3-8 332-1218.3-3-9 ONE OR two girls immediately and garage available. Cooking SONY 355 TAPE deck, Sansui k)MAN NEEDED for 4 person furnished. 8'x10' utility shed YOUNG LADY wheelchair to rent house with another SHARON - YOU'RE officially privileges. 538 Grove Street. 800 receiver. Best offer. included. Excellent bound desires typing in ■ wrtment, 341 Evergreen, over the hill sweetheart — but TWO PEOPLE wanted for Cedar j girl. $53/ month. 351-0399. condition. $4,995. home. 2 ■ $50 monthly; • 351*4716. Village. $150 term, $50 ' B-1-3-7 'I 3-3-9 n 627-9398. 3-3-9 Phone I still love you! Happiest years college birthday, Jim. 1-3*7 majoring in typing. Some deposit. Call 337-9486. 3-3-9 ROOM AND BOARD with experience doing theses, ONE GIRL for three girl house, parking. Close to campus. CHESS SET, hand crafted onyx AMERICAN 1970, 12'x60', two resumes, correspondence, and IE0 ONE girl for three man. own bedroom, Lansing. $60/ CAROL, EILEEN Welcome new GIRL NEEDED for Cedar 332-8835, 337-9706. 3-3-9 board and pieces. $30 bedrooms, large living, dining se. Close. $50. month includes utilities. AePhi actives. Great to have general work. 489-0531. Village apartment spring 351-4301. 4-3-9 twenty minutes to 3-3-9 ■ 351-8515. 2-3-8 371-4162. 3-3-9 room, you! 1-3-7 term, no security deposit, MONTIE HOUSE has rooms campus. Must be seen. reduced rent. Call after 5pm. available, good food and MOVING. SEARS coppertone 3-3-9 TYPESETTING, mix, light, bold Jo MORE bus passes. Beautiful 11 and 2 bedroom 351-5871. 3-3-9 OWN ROOM in duplex. No parties. Call 332-8641. 3-3-9 electric range, self-cleaning and italic faces, justified apartments, lease. $145/ spring term, plus oven, $175. 18' frostless 1972 CHAMPION. ,12'x50'. columns, have your hard - ■ Across from campus. utilities. 351-5582 after 6pm. ONE MALE, Evergreen Arms, refrigerator - freezer, $200, fully carpeted, unfurnished, earned paper or thesis look I Summer and fall available 3-3-9 excellent condition; 5 Maple one block from Union, $70. shed, excellent condition. Can like a "real" book. 1 immediately. mates style bar stools, $50; TRI - DELTA'S HAPPY to 332-6036. 3-3-9 stay on lot. 5 minutes to MSU, COMPUTYPE. 351-8494. 332-9341, 351-7910 welcome new pledges, Jane, GIRL TO share 2 bedroom Maple triple bunks or 3 single 5-3-8 BOYS RED stingray bike, $30. $5800. Call after 4pm, Pam and Maggie! 1-3-7 | UNIVERSITY TERRACE NEEDED - GIRL to sublet 4 house, south side, $90 a Good condition. 339-8685 beds, set $45. Call 349-4656 394-0274. 2-3-8 414-24 Michigan Ave. month plus deposit. after 6 pm. 3-3-9 man. 1 block from Berkey. after 3pm. 4-3-9 TYPING THESES and 1-3-7 393-5148. 3-3-9 term $160/ term. 337-1015 after te fft papers. Electric typewriter. | UNIVERSITY VILLA 635 Abbott Road 3pm. 3-3-9 FOUR BEDROOM house needs 1 or 2. $62.50/ month. TEN SPEED bicycle, 655-2980. 4-3-9 boys Schwinn like new, $90. BICYCLE Schwinn BUILT twin speed, excellent condition, for deluxe, 5 two. Lost & Found J® MOORES RIVER DRIVE E x p e r ienced 372-7600. 0-3-9 . Diane. 4 GIRL NEEDED for mobile QUARTER ACRE or man units. Quiet and 484-5160. 3-3-9 $130. Phone 484-3902 after FIND SOMETHING? I close to campus. home, own room, laundry If you've found a pet or article 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths, Plenty of 5pm. 3-3-9 TYPING. ELECTRIC machine, 1 parking. Summer facilities. 351-6585. 3-3-9 YAMAHA PARAMOUNT skiis, central and fall FURNISHED HOUSE 5 blocks of value, we want to help you air, carpeted, fast, accurate, experienced. 200cm, typewriter. Hoover I leasing now. SUBLET IMMEDIATELY, East to MSU for 5 men. Available vacuum, bean bag chair, WOMAN'S BICYCLE , $10. return it. Just come in to the built-ins, electronic air filter, 372-4746. 4-3-9 351-2249 June 15th. 12 month lease Twin baskets. Call 332-2018 State News Classified Dept. large carpeted recreation 1-3-7 Lansing efficiency, utilities Magnavox portable stereo; and tell us you want to place room and laundry room in only. Phone 332-4076 after 1-3-7 TYPING TERM papers, theses, paid. $137.50 per month. All new, negotiable. 3pm. 3-3-9 an ad in EAST LANSING basement, screened patio, etc. IBM Selectric II. 351-5097. 3-3-9 355-5994. 3-3-8 IBEECHWOOD APARTMENTS GUILD D-25 guitar, excellent STATE BANK'S found double garage with electric Experienced. Lene Axelsen, CAPITOL AREA column. As a public service door, sprinkling system. By Jlirje11302BEECH bedroom STREET student NEEDED: ONE girl for two furnished 5 room duplex, near LCC, MARANTZ, PIONEER, condition, after 4pm. 3-3-9 $170. 351-0080 EAST LANSING STATE owner, must sell, $52,500. 489-1058. 4-3-9 I man Spring term. Furnished. Kenwood, receivers; Garrard, BANK will run the ad at no 489-1276. 5-3-9 apartments. Completely carpeted, fireplace, garage, 2 PROFESSIONAL IBM 1 furnished. Fall rates as low as Free bus service to campus, Pioneer, Yamaha, turntables; MOVING 12 bedrooms $165 plus utilities. - string guitar, extra cost to you. dissertation typing. MA $81. per month. 351-0637. others too. All mint NEWLY REMODELED 2 shot divider, - 1 551.25 per man. Summer and 3-3-9 Phone 485-1 276. 3-3-9 condition. Cheep! 351-2697. gun, room EAST LANSING bedroom, $12,000. Owner English degree. Marty North, :ases available bookshelves, household STATE BANK 351-3487. 7-3-9 I immediately. 3-3-8 items. 353-0975 after will carry land GIRL NEEDED for spring, own C-3-9 GIRL NEEDED for 4 man Phone 626-6182. 4-3-9 351 9564 bedroom. House close to 5:30pm. 3-3-9 EXPERIENCED IBM typing, OBOE - BY LESHER, used FOUND: GUY'S 1-3-7 spring. Campus Hill. $62.50. campus. 337-2036. 3-3-9 watch. Call theses, term papers, (Pica - 349-1081. 3-3-9 only 6 months, excellent SINGER 332-3507 ask for Chuck SEWING machine, BY OWNER,Lansing- Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. condition. 393-2149 after Martin. C-3-3-8 OWN BEDROOM, own study excellent condition, $35 or bedroom, newly decorated, 1 ROOMMATE NEEDED for 3rd man in big house, $75 8 pm. 3-3-7 best offer. Debbie Shank, low down payment, land _7-3-9_ FOUND: MARCH 1, wire Twyckingham, 2 bedroom, now — spring. 484-2468. 332-5001. 3-3-9 contract, terms available to TYPING TERM papers and MARANTZ SPEAKERS rimmed glasses with case. I conditioned, summer and fall furnished, starting Spring, 3-3-9 those who qualify. $14,900. theses. Electric typewriter, Imperial IV $190. 7 months Phone 351-2048. C-3-3-7 $00/ month. 332-3874. 3-3-9 GARRARD ZERO 100 fast service. Call 349-1904. I 'eases available now. old. 353-7493. 5-3-9 Call collect, Westphalia, 1- 6-3-9 235 DELTA STREET CHRISTIAN HOUSE needs one turntable. Call after 6pm, 587-6680. 5-3-9 FOUND: MAN'S Benrus watch 332-4929 ROOMMATE FOR spring term girl to sublet spring. Close. 484-4668. 3-3-9 64 USED sewing machines between Erickson and Wells. for 2 man, Cedar Village. SELL OR SWAP - 4 bedrooms, PROFESSIONAL IBM typing 1-3-7 351-1002. 2-3-8 $9.95 351-8857. 3-3-9 up. Zig-Zag and HEAD SKIIS, Standard, 200cm, Call and identify. 355-1655. 2 baths, (pica - elite) 11 years family room, central straight stitchers, portables C-3-3-7 experience, Sandi. 339-8934. JHILDREN WELCOME. 1 NEED PERSON for friendly Marker bindings, $65. heating. O.W. Brawner, 2090 or 2 and console models. Singers, FEMALE FOR 3 man spring, Barrecrafters trunk rack, $15; Fairbanks, San Leandro, 6-3-9 |w. Call 351-2353 to see you. close, $63/ month. 351-0967. house. Spring. $58.75. Close. Whites, Kenmores, and many bike carrier, $8. 882-2584. LOST - YOUNG female California, 94577. 372-0059. NORTH POINTE 332-4430. 1-3-7 more too numerous to shepherd husky, black back. 3-3-9 3=3=9 TYPING TERM papers, theses, 1242 Haslett Rd. 3-3-9 mention. 30 used vacuums $5 Meadowbrook Trace. etc. Electric, Experienced. 1-3-7 up. Upriights and tanks, 351-4490. 3-3-8 JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. J*LIKE our residents. Until ■ March 15th FURNISHED bedroom apartment no $55. 489-3977. 2-3-8 ROOM in 3 lease, I>] Kirbys, Electrolux, Rainbows and many more too MINOLTA firm. SRT black body with case, $150 101, Clayton, 351-8177. f-1.4, LOST - MAN'S open weave Recreation C-7-3-9 More Classified Ads they have first numerous to mention. Hours gold filigree wedding band. ■ °P"ons on all Summer / Fall B-1-3-7 THE CHARTER PEOPLE On Back Page 9am to 5pm Saturday 9-12 Reward! 351-3995. 4-3-9 - A toses After that FURNISHED 2V> bedroom, noon. ELECTRO Hurry Spring! Freeport we get GRAND, THANKS TO you we've lowered $135 includes utilities, 1222 $169*, Nassau $179*, Hawaii I '°aether for large 2 West Ottawa, $85 deposit. ROOM IN house with student 804 East Michigan, Lansing. our string prices 3 sets for FOUND •- MEN'S ring, before $269*. Hurry and call 15Wrooms. Call 332-3843 or family, $55. Babysit 0-5-3-9 - - - less than the price of 2. Fleetwood Mac, Auditorium. I 351 7910 Visit: occasionally. 351-0997. 3-3-8 Call Eric, 332-1435 and STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles. ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, 13-3-9 HASLETT ARMS identify. C-3-3-8 135 EVERGREEN ARMS Help prevent them with 541 East Grand River. Collingwood BASEMENT STUDIOS for arts Leisurely luxuryIII One block 332-4331, 1 - 7pm. C-1-3-7 BEER! 1-3-7 and crafts. Carpeted, paneled, prescription sunglasses. FOUND: KEY near PINBALL Liquor & Wl from campus and the East $30/ month. 351-0997. 3-3-8 OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 PALACE. Made by GM in we Deliver East FRIGIDAIRE STOVE, $30. Set up Large & n0w leasing Michigan. Lansing. Milwaukee. 351-5603. p0R SUMMER ONE GIRL spring term, own 372-7409. C-5-3-9 Microscope and oculars, $30. Small Orders Lovv as $35 room, $72. Two blocks from- 355-6056 after 5pm. 1-3-7 _ C-3-3-8 :RRY'S PARTY per person per Berkey. Phone Janice, LOST: GOSEN super-pilot TRAVELING CROSS »nth. GUNS, RIFLES and handguns SHOP I HALSTEAD management 332-4338. 3-3-9 of all kinds. Buy, trade and WATERBED, QUEEN, heater, exposure meter, February 1573LK. Lansing Rd. 339-2575 THE STATE OR sell. walnut frame. 8 weeks old. 7th in Union. Reward. Ken, I 351-7910 SINGLE, CLEAN, quiet, BOB'S GUN SHOP, New $135, $75. 484-7086. 351-0522. 5-3-7 SPRING BREAK with UNION CROSS THE COUNTRY 2412 South I c.esWve V°ur apartment for parking, no cooking, close to Cedar, Call BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain, I3- "to 4 or 5 persons, campus. 351-0631. 3-3-9 371-2244. 5-3 9 FOUND PAIR of green $284. Nassau, $189. Contact campus. 1-3-7 ONE MAN needed for 3 man, SALE SALE SALEIII TRIUMPH BICYCLE - black, 3 contacts in case. South us Monday through Friday 1 on campus, spring and MEN CLOSE to MSU. Clean, 500 used 8-track tapes $1 each speed, hand brakes, good campus. Must identify. - 4pm or phone 353-9777. 1 Girl $72. 351-7383. CESS _ to sublease 4 summer, quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone 353-2660. C-3-3-7 while they last. 100 diamond tires. $35. Phone 351-6217. C-3-9 |;"a„ar,ment. 332 Cedar Village 4-39 485-8836. 0-3-9 engagement sets, 25% off. 3-3-9 0232. B-1-3-7 ' LOST: MEN'S wedding band SKI UTAH WILCOX SECOND HAND spring break. $197 STUDENT TEACHER needs girl FOR MALE student. Across SHOP AND compare) Lowest with inscription on inside in includes lifts, food, lodging, STORE, 509 East Michigan, ^lency apartment 9ood condition, 225 to for Delta Arms 4 man, large. $60. 337-2355. 4-3-9 from Union. 211'/4 River, upstairs. 5-3-8 Grand Lansing. Phone 485-4391. consistent record prices in Jen i son handball Fieldhouse courts. near Call travel. Call Bruce 351-7021 C-5-3-9 town. MARSHALL MUSIC, information meeting in ■ irom No' 3- °ne block 245 Ann Street. C-1-3-7 351-8978 after 6pm. 3-3-9 Philips - Snyder grill at 7pm ... helps you get ■ "'campu, CaM where 351.8496 TWO OR 3 suite 100 USED vacuum cleaners. tonight 3-7-73. 1-3-7 you're Houses ^'Pm. 3-3-9 furnished, Tanks, canisters and uprights. LOST: WHITE • gold antique going this semi-private bath, kitchen, Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 amethyst ring. Reward! SUNNY SKIES, warm beaches. spring break. S 2 bedrooms, summer TV lounge, laundry, parking, and 332-4239, 351-8991. 3-3-9 I. air conditioning, 1 MAN, OWN bedroom, on up. DENNIS Sound good? Bahamas, $169; $165, utilities included, very DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, dog grooming, 12 I *' years Hawaii, $269. for Info. & Res. 337"££• »"*< water paid. $150 BO.U. S»».• Give your budget a Break) close, 332-8965 or 484-9774. 316 N. Cedar, opposite City experience. Done in clean STUDENTOURS. 351-2650. It, "p Mtlone after 5:30pm No utilities. Call 9091. C-7-3-9 Market. C-3-3-9 home. 882-0788. 5-3-8 Check mobile home living in 484-1445 | ^2 2110. 4-3-9 13"3-9 today's Classified Ads. NOW! 3-3-9 ] 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Maith7 /a it's * * ■» what's >«nni a A , Students aid adults, retarded H ru i iMnA nnncr.ER By LINDA DROEGER mentaii,. mentoUy retard ^ State News Staff Writer A student can gain classroom teaching experience and receive MSU credit by teaching adults, former prison inmates, exdrug addicts or the wdit, the rem2 ** mentally retarded at the «« volulltK,rth « Lansing Beekman Center as WW State News Office, 341 meeting on fulfilling humanities 7:30 P-m- today in 204 part of the Adult Education Student Services Bldg., by 1 requirements in London this International Center. Volunteer Program p.m. at least two class days sponsored by the Lanisng TSJ, school district. communication, romance edS "Education majors get a languages h chance to actually teach ec°i°gy Z' hu"« before they take over their disciplines, receive 2°^ own classroom student teaching," Robert during [OTur Period two and aS over th« Luebke, volunteer one of the program 22 — coordinators said. "Students Silver, a who don't plan on teaching coordinator and 21, April 18, May 16 and June 20, second noor Union. as a career gain valuable the, »*■ Pr°eram, said heJL Partners not necessary, but bring experience in understanding en the numbT PEOPLE if desired. the lifestyle of people on the other side of the fence." Volunteer volunteers Beekman. teaching The Free U in DO READ SMALL course Massage: the Healing Power of The South Collegiate Luebke and Andrew Sandy Parochelli, Lansing senior, encourages George Beavers, left, and James Allen in We need more ADS the Hands will be held from 7 to Fellowship will continue in its studen inductive Bible study of Silver, both teachers in the their lessons at the Lansing Continuing Education Center. Parochelli is one of several so we can give YOU JUST DID!! 9 tonight in 36C Union. attention to the Philippians at 9 tonight in 39 Lansing school district, MSU students helping the Adult Education Program at the center, located at 500 tnentili Union. All welcome. retarded Devotees of Guru Maharaj Ji are began the program three West Lenawee in downtown Lansing. on a one to will talk on the inner peace from years ago when they were State News photo by C.L. Michaels basis. Silver said. the Knowledge of the True Self Any student The Assn. for Recreation and undergrads at MSU, with with at 7:30 p.m. today in Synergy. here because they really education process. special background factors willingness Typing Service ^j| Leisure Education will present a "How to put the help of Ray Denny, are want to learn." The students are free to time to to dedicate program on MSU professor of including drugs or crimes, the program** lovement of MSU Together a Job Resume" at 7 George Beavers and come and go as they wish. These students have varying des for p.m. today in 203 Men's psychology. teachii Some may come daily for n evening with the m. Thursday in 35 intramural Bldg. Volunteers in the James Allen, both learners a levels of education. The experience is encoura^'! in the volunteer program, month, skip a month and volunteers instructors at the attend the i for all your typing ujjM program said they enjoyed a oriematk Hillel announces a change of agreed that the reading and then return again on a student level in the various The Outing date: the Purim party scheduled chance to get off campus writing skills they have regular basis, Luebke said, academic areas. "•feting io volunteers for sign , Club will meet at for March 8 will be held at 7:30 and get in contact with spring term 7 p.m. Thursday in 1 16 Natural learned in the school have Other volunteers Volunteers working at P-m. Science Bldg. The program will p.m. April I in the Union Tower people other than college Thursday in include a personal account of an students. helped them in their daily encounter students with the Beekman Center teach Bessey hall. '"Die program is giving lives and in their full - time The Spartan Pistol Club will The COMPACTS shoot at Grand Ledge today. me a chance to apply what j°bs. proposal I've learned in books to a Meet at 7 p.m. at Demonstration writing simulation game will be Hall for rides. "I know I'm learning," run by MSU Volunteers from 7 real life situation," Marty Allen said. "Since I began to 10 tonight in the Union Musser, a volunteer aide The Soaring Club will meet at coming here I've been given said. "The experience 7:30 p.m. today in 35 Union. The ninth session of ground mutually valuable for both Jhe Job °f supervisor in the Open Wed - Fri nights till 9;00 Peace Corps / Vista will school will be held. volunteers and learners." factory." other days til 5:30 recruit for summer and fall Stationery S The MSU Veterans Assn. will Sandy Parochelli, The people attending the programs todav and Thursday in COPYGRAPH the Placement Bureau. hold its final meeting of the Lansing senior said she saw center as learners in the 337-1666. C-3-9 term at 7 p.m. today in the East a big difference between the Application deadline is April 1. volunteer program do not Lansing American Legion Hall. attitudes of students in the have general education Transportation The Bicycling Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 208 Men's A smoker meeting. will follow the adult education program and attitudes of high school diplomas. heads of They are often low Washable Nylor Intramural Bldg. income, need ride to WMSM will present the radio students she taught during TWO PEOPLE underprivileged families and Florida. Will share expenses. 482-2047, 351-0754. X-4-3-7 T he People's play "They Air" at 11 p.m. AM radio. Fly through the tonight on 640 student teaching. "High school students many are minority group members. The volunteers Turtleneck Top: Council will discus are in school because they of the Alternativ assist them in learning Chest Drive at 7:30 p.m. todi Volunteers are needed spring have to be," Parochelli said. adult basic reading, writing and math great at jus in 34 Union. Everyone term for the "The adults in our program skills in an informal education program in Lansing. Those interested will meet at 4 Newsmen s Knee tl $4'' Thursday in 111 Bessey on ^T^COAMc^lo p.m. discuss Conference the Anti April Hall. with Call 485-8161, ext. questions. 306, Q) ■fLy 'away TO effort to le joverment < « CCWAe. down! Everyone is welcome. The All Kids Day Care Center will have an important meeting uditio for at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the experimental production oi Central School, 325 W. Grand "Tom Paine" will be held from River Ave., corner of Hillcrest "Heavy gauge nylon 7 to 9:30 tonight and Thursday Street. Child will be MS care in Union Parlor A. available. VXMt> 1 "Long back zipper 'Perfect for casual wear or JEED 3 RIDERS, pAce. T 6A l« 2fS- spring break. Mi with dressy fashions. $30 'Select from red, white, stick. J. 3-3-9 pLAC£- pink, black, cream, THE JOY OF LIVING Wl"[U yellow, navy, blue, brown. JS : NNSYLVANIA. IS IN THE I0Y0F Giving A ^ 'Sizes S, M, L. ou Praying PACZ. ys, s. 8 3-3-9 - 373-1878 5. 372-8314 Working Sharing the joys let 6a,U4jV\A5 — *14=9 oo* ByTER State Ne\ the laughter J£f AIE /M01tu/e*-nZAi> Diversity the problems t^A.WAU — * oo* Wely questk and ele the success ML/ UO-ffe*_/ in preparat and failures VM&D — '-TU Mil elections "Oioes. — ' fK- ** Clyde B i. 351-5164. 3-3-9 knowing that where 'TIL. € littee on N there is human need DONT FORGET blood in the cities, 203 E. GRAND RIVER only from pe the suburbs, in parishes, Sfube^lpoiz^ on campus ■tut iz«* cuAaffcc, oeovue. avJeiL IR< 12 - 6:30.C=3=9 That's what the Paulists are all about. the Paulist is there helping * ep&f LA*^IM6»(/V\104. 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