the michigan Volume 65 Number 120 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 8, 1973 U.S. ceases Indian talks, says situation very grave WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. TTie U.S. government (AP) broke off talks Ralph Erickson, senior Justice expect the offer will be renewed.' Dept. official at the Pine Ridge Erickson emphasized again that the against protesters at Wounded Knee. Wednesday with the Indians reservation, Wounded Knee and asked that holding said an offer that offer is not an Thirty-one persons have been arrested women nonresidents of Wounded Knee can amnesty. "There never since the takeover began. and children be was any amnesty and is no amnesty evacuated from the depart unarmed without threat of historic village because "the and there never will be situation mass arrest will remain in any amnesty." Russell Means, an Oglala has become effect until 8 Sioux, said extremely grave." p.m. EST today and added: "I do not He said the position taken . . we've bet our lives that we can by make leaders of the American Indian changes for the American Movement (AIM) "amounts to Indian. I would rather die than submit nothing to slavery." Student see more than intolerable blackmail." Federal officials said the Indians fired 250 rounds at marshals and FBI "It is no exaggeration to situation has become say the extremely for A S.D. Indi agents before dawn Wednesday and that federal agents returned grave," Erickson said. "If the leaders are bent on violence, that is their concern, but I call upon them to send community drive to gather food, "We're approximately the same amount of the women and children out of blankets and money to assist the holding special pipe fire. There were no injuries reported. ceremonies Wounded Knee before darkness falls Oglala Sioux Indians who overtook a every night to offer The exchange was the most intense portion of Wounded Knee, S.D. prayers to the Indians at Wounded Thursday." is Knee," Winona Arriaga, treasurer between the 200 Indians who invaded Dennis Banks, an AIM leader, said being organized by Chaughan the Associated Indians of of the hamlet eight days it will be up to the women in the Detroit, said ago and the Beauvais, St. Louis freshman. circle of federal lawmen "The Indians are Wednesday. surrounding village to decide whether they will of help. Besides food drastically in need Wednesday morning the Indians at Wounded Knee. remain past today's deadline. "The and blankets, the Wounded Knee received a collection of women who came in with us said they Indians need money for fuel and to Erickson said food gathered by an informal a special grand jury would lay down their lives for this hire legal aide," group of would convene Beauvais said Detroit Ann Arbor Monday to consider cause. If they decide to stay, we'll Wednesday. - area Indians. whether to bring federal charges accept it." Beauvais will conduct a meeting for students interested in drive at helping with the 'IT 8 p.m. today in 6 Student lobbying effort- Services Bldg. Beauvais plans to send the donations to an Indian organization in Detroit that will then fly the goods to Wounded Knee. A spokesman from the Indian Affairs Office of Lansing said policy Wednesday that the office could not vs. practice take part in supporting the Indians at JL. Wounded Knee because of "a conflict of interests." "It's not that we agree or with the disagree By LINDA WERFELMAN Indians," the spokesman said. thought it was important for the new course, is anybody's guess, but I don't State News Staff Writer ■Newsmen sit and lie on the Listening ground around a teepee at Wounded in "But we are a part of the Michigan Dept. of State and in this case we must stand mute." representatives to get to know who the officers of the University added. are," he think they're influential." The dinners could not be classified ■Knee on the Pine Ridge In an effort to raise University lobbying is a dirty word solely as lobbying. House Reservation in South Dakota in an funds to send for those most directly connected with Dinners of this type Appropriations Committee Chairman ■effort to learn how negotiations to the Indians at Wounded Knee, it. generally are William Copeland. D between militant Indians and productive for both sides, state - Wyandotte, fcoverment officials are members of the Associated Indians of A number of legislators and MSU H. Lynn Jondahl, D Rep. said. progressing. Detroit held blanket dances In - East Lansing Detroit officials prefer to avoid the word, agreed. "They call them get - acquainted AP wirephoto Monday and Tuesday and raised $146. arguing that activities that some parties, but I guess any time anyone "If you meet people might consider lobbying are people in the takes you out to dinner it could be actually efforts to familiarize University informally, it does make it called lobbying," Copeland said. easier when you have formal iSU legislators with University problems. Other representatives officials contacts," Jondahl said. "The agreed that "I do not buy this business that dinners and other lobbying value of the dinners, of meetings scheduled we're lobbyists," MSU executive vice (continued on page 12) president Jack Breslin said. "We don't lobby down there (at the Capitol), we provide information for the people. louncil vote methods It's an effort to explain to the legislators what the University needs and why the University needs dollars. "We defend the Newsmen University on all large student representatives fronts; this is part of the game," he proposed shield - to the ByTERI ALBRECHT council, denies inferences that the Apparently, the 21 candidates do continued. State News Staff Writer not represent a wide methods he used to slate the nominees range of minority MSU's tools for playing the groups on campus, game were unfair. The committee is including white this year include dinners for freshman ■University administrators are responsible for women. Louis Hekhuis, associate dean representatives and offers of two half - \ questioning the nomination conducting the of students, said Tuesday that he election. price season tickets for University laws s and election methods being questioned why none of the female too The questions about the election athletic events to each n preparation for the Academic- candidates were white and why more legislator, concern Best's delay in Breslin said. til elections next week. opening the than half of the students were petitioning for the seats until The dinner, similar |Bui Clyde Best, chairman of the date and the narrow a late representation of freshmen. conducted for legislators to those By CAROL THOMAS confidential imittee on Nominations for the at Another University administrator by other and often dangerous minority groups on the present ballot. state universities and State News Staff Writer by other special news, Branzburg told the committee. (continued on page 15) interest groups, was held because "we Instead of fighting when faced with Proposed shield such a situation, legislation for newsmen usually Michigan's don't do the is investigative stories, he 'IRGIM report blasts stations newsmen not comprehensive enough. Detroit Free said. Press investigative reporter Paul "Society and even the law Branzburg told the House of enforcement agencies are deprived of Representatives Judiciary Committee the benefit of those stories," he added. Tuesday night. Partial newsmen's shield laws. Branzburg said, are no protection at deceptive pricing Members of the or in gas working press, ads newspaper guild, college faculties and (continued on others testified Tuesday before the page 12) committee on the merit of shield BVJOHN LINDSTROM Of the 119 stations surveyed, 78 legislation proposed by Rep. Jackie * State News Staff Writer Receptive advertising on gasoline by Michigan service stations, displayed large road signs listing their gasoline prices, and of those, the PIRGIM report claims, 46, or 58 per Vaughn, D - Detroit. Most of those who testified that in spite of the said Loophole good efforts cent, were using deceptive signs. intended in Vaughn's legislation, outlawed, is widespread and Paction i„„ must be taken to curb it, a sued. this week ... . . . _ by the Public ... When asked if 119 stations was a fair sample of the approximately an "absolute any intrusion into privilege" law forbidding a reporter - source only puts ticket t Research Croup In Michigan, 4 5Q0 to 5 000 wrvlce stations in the relationship would be sufficient to fGlMhsaid, s^te Roger Telschow, project aspired by the report, state Sen. \ DeMaso, R - Battle Creek, coordinator, replied that the report's intent was not to pinpoint exactly combat changes in government attitudes toward the press' freedom. fee in limbo iceH o km • * ... », u- how many stations were involved in News reporters need the same WedLn dnesday 11, that Michigan would require deceptive ypractices. privileges doctors, lawyers and priests have in their business By JONATHAN KAUFMAN tions to post ,,QUr intent was to show that these relationships, if State News Staff Writer identical pump freedom of information is to be tiea do exist it was not to say CforTJ™ ^ for rtiSing- lha exactly how many stations may be preserved in the U.S., Branzburg said. A loophole in the city's traffic fine violators °' " ' involved in these practices," Telschow Branzburg, who came to the Press recently from the Louisville Free schedules not have may mean a person does fWy.Gen^nk ing the PIRGIM J. Kelley, sai^he report, rt ,isted flve general kinds Courier - Journal where he wrote a series on drugs which was nominated to pay an additional $1 charge for parking tickets that are five action against the of practjces which it claims violate the for days overdue. deceptive a Pulitzer Prize, is ■ ' he state dereptive advertising law: facing But even while the dollar penalty is attorney general s extradition to Kentucky. The state's in ftotection courts held him in judicial limbo, a tardy ticket — Division has also • Misrepresentation of the pump comtempt for issue payer still faces a warrant after about P'ne violators. cease and desist orders price by the sign's price being one cent refusing to identify a source in a small 10 days -- and that will cost an feature extra less, either without explanation, or story he wrote on a hashish $5. J*advertising F Price dealt with in the with small print that is unreadable by laboratory in Louisville. The dollar penalty was advertising on large road motorists. Branzburg faces a six month challenged stat,ons and the report prison term in Kentucky after the U.S. • Thursday by Charles Massoglia, * that • ASMSU legal aid director, who said he "the varieties of price - Misrepresentation of pump price Supreme Courts ruled in his case that was 8 gimmicks by omitting a fraction from the sign the First Amendment acting in his own behalf. used by gas is not a reporter »rc so price. Massoglia claimed the $1 penalty diverse that it is privilege statute. Gov. Milliken must on three ' ^possible for a motorist to make the decision whether parking tickets is not Unreadable or unexplained or not to included in the schedule of fines the P'ices without extradite pinto each station and actually quaijfiers on the signs price, Branzburg if Kentucky's city council adopted in 1970. f Prices.' observing • Identification of a one penny PIRGIM's governor asks for his extradition. "Unless the Congress and state Maurice E. Schoenberger, 54th District Court judge, [J™ surveyed 119 service "sales tax" differential between the Deceptive advertising of prices by Michigan service legislatures quickly pass good reporter penalty in Massoglia's dropped the case and said ■ttid u Ijansing, Detroit, Ann stations is privilege statutes, I fear for the future later the city council sign and pump price. current ly under attack by PIRGIM. As a result of of aggressive may have to War 0" areas- In Lansing the research investigative reporting in amend the fine schedule to group's report, state officials have demanded action provide for K; 's s,urvpyPd were along the • Road signs which are misleading against America," Branzburg said. The Supreme Court the $1 penalty, which is used to cover W^eet * Michigan artery and guilty stations. decision and computer costs of sending out notices. (continued on page 12) actions in a Kentucky grand jury have severely harmed his efforts to gather (continued on page 12) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Council vote bans erection of signs By JONATHAN KAUFMAN limit. liquor in the area. State News Staff Writer Colizzi said after the The license had been meeting it will take sue to challenged by area residents The city council has eight weeks, "if we pet more and Dallas Wegener, halted more construction of headmaster of the Central help," to do the paperwork free - standing signs until an and inform registered voters School, who claimed the restaurant will lower "Unless the Congress and state legislatures quickly ordinance can be drafted to of their new voting bringing the signs precincts. She said voter property values and ndd to good reporter privilege statutes, / fear for the start pass traffic congestion, thus down. registration forms will be future of aggressive investigative reporting in The council approved an divided among precincts and endangering children America." oridnance Tuesday that then realphabetized. walking to the school. Paul Branzburg, The Gays for Nonviolent prevents the erection of any In answer to questions Detroit Free Press reporter more free • standing signs. from council member Action distributed cupcakes The ordinance, which George A. Colburn, Colizzi to Patriarche and city can he extended, runs until said she was trying to get council members. The the first council meeting in enought public facilities for cupcakes, each holding a August, when the city use as polling places but single unlit candle, helped planning commission district reclignments meant celebrate the first expects to have a not all polling places wilt be anniversary of a city council S. Viets expel reporter comprehensive ordinance centrally located. resolution discrimination banning against dealing with free - standing Colizzi said her office An American journalist was ordered expelled homosexuals in city signs completed. will try to find polling from South Vietnam Wednesday and a South Thirty thousand East places, which may include employment. official said the government University residence halls, Don Gaudard, 302 MAC Vietnamese was Iansing voters were also affected by the council that not inconvenient to Ave., who presented considering similar action against several oilier action. The council are voters in the Brookover with a plaque, newsmen. precincts. called the resolution the approved the city's new The council denied a The government official said the visa of Don voter precinct plan license, previously first step by heterosexuals Davis, acting bureau chief of United Press expanding the number of approved, to sell liquor on "for freedom and equality International in Saigon, expired today and "will of homosexuals throughout precincts from 25 to 34. the premises for Elantimc, The city council Inc., 254 W. Grand River the world." not be renewed." In other action during its A government official said a visa was being approved City Clerk Beverly Ave., a cleaning store being Colizzi's plan which converted into a restaurant. shortest meeting of the denied because I'Pl had disseminated news year, the council approved includes five new districts Council member Mary- dispatches that were "pure fabrications" and on the MSU campus Sharp, who had voted Feb. the purchase of a house just north of city hall for its "entirely inaccurate." including married student 6 to approve the license, housing. Colizzi said state changed her vote to join appraised value of $26,000. law requires that a precinct Mayor Wilbur Brookover The Lane, house, at which 415 Park will be Postmaster Ellsberg lawyer to call Bundy cannot contain more than 1,400 registered voters. and council member Robert J. Wilcox in turning down occupied for another year, City Manager John the license. She refused to joins four other houses near v The Pentagon Papers trial ^..prosecutor, challenging enemy Patriarche said developments new now housing construction in East Lansing under comment. who Brookover and had voted Wilcox, against city hall purchased for planned future expansion. The other houses are at failures, vow troop estimates by the Central 420 Abbott Road, 398 Park WASHINGTON (AP) -- Postmaster will now cause new approving the license Feb. Intelligence Agency, sought to 6, said they opposed selling Lane, 418 Park Lane and General E. T. Klassen said Wednesday the precincts to exceed the Postal service was "so hell bent" on show Wednesday that the 405 Grove St. estimates had included the reducing costs "we perhaps lost track of The State News is published by the students of service." entire population of North Vietnam. Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Applications But he promised the Committee that mail Senate Post Officr service will get Spokesman for the defense Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a The All - University better team revealed that their next special Welcome Week edition is published in Student Judiciary (AUSJ) is The postmaster general attributed some September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. currently accepting failures to "damn poor management." witness will be McGeorge Member Associated Press, United Press applications for He said the special delivery service is "a Bundy, former special International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan undergraduate positions on disgrace," and he conceded that United assistant to Presidents John F. Press Assn.. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan the Anti • Discrimination Parcel Service "has done a better job" than Kennedy and Lyndon B. Collegiate Press Assn. Judicial Board, the Student the Postal Service in handling packages. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Faculty Judiciary and Klassen was called on the carpet as the Johnson. - Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services AUSJ. Applications may be first witness in a Senate - Authorized Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, picked up in 339 Student investigation of the performance of the Michigan, 48823. Services Bldg. and must be Postal Service in the 20 months since it has returned by April 10. replaced the former post office House tightens meet rules Phones: News/Editoriul 355-8252 Classified Ads 355-8255 The House voted Wednesday to make it more Display Advertising 353-6400 difficult for committees and subcommittees to NOW If'S ALL Business Office 355-3447 conduct business behind closed doors. 355-8311 Photographic Since it deals only with House rules, the House Campus Information 353-8700 resolution does not require Senate approval. The effect will be to require that a roll - call be taken in public session each time a LIEBERMANN'S 50% OFF vote committee hearing or business session is ordered closed. Gray to hold bugging facts ROLL-PAK L. Patrick Gray, acting ^LANSING'S Largest Selection Of Ski Clothing director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said Wednesday that he would submit no more information about the burglary and bugging of Democratic headquarters in the Watergate office building for the public record. The Senate Juciciarv Committee is considering Gray to be permanent FBI director. EASY Committee member Sen. Robert C. Bvrd. D - W.Va. said TO PACK that there is no way to separate the Watergate LIGHT investigation from Gray's TO CARRY nomination and that if he feels that the FBI did not Atlantic's Roll - Paks open wide for easy investigate the political espionage case in depth "1 packing. 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Israel to pay victims' families NAMES LIKE SKI STUFF, LANGE, DIAWA HEXCEL AND MANY MORE WHITE STAG , Israel ha* announced it will pay S30.000 to every family that lost an income earner in the 5002 West Saginaw Libyan airliner crash of Feb. 21 in which 106 Wait of Lansing Mall persons died. Between SI0.000 and $30,000 is to be paid to Opan Daily, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. each of the seven survivors, depending on the , Sunday 12 p.m. to S p.m. degree of injury, the announcement said. The total EAST LANSING—209 E. Grand Rkw SPORTING GOODS amount to be paid as a result of the crash was not DOWNTOWN • 107 S. Washington determined, but it seemed likely to top $200,000. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 8, 1973 3 SUDAN ORDERS CRACKDOWN Envoys buried at Arlington WASHINGTON (AP) ,p),e two American SenlPmht! ^rrend^ed after occupying exceptions to capital If they are convicted of diplomats slain in Sudan * terrorists were buried «p,»sinthcf,ute embassy in "vsasrg.ss ».■■«—«. ••«••««»« murdering the Belgian adjacent Ktartoum Stata lawyer 'grave provocations." envoy, the defense in ... adi graves with them wa* r:„„ said that though the Defense attorneys could Wednesday on a ram • wasGuyEid, Belgian charge d'affaires. the death penalty remains in undoubtedly will appeal for argue, he added, that the executive drenched slope of Arlington force in Sudan, he doubted clemency from guerillas are at war with Numairi, he said, pointing National Cemetery. In the killers will be executed. Israel and Khartoum, Sudan's the murdered out that the killers of Sen. Ten felloe foreign President Jaafar el Numairi Americans represented the Robert F. Kennedy He said the Sudanese and service officers, three of crP^d an anti government that is Israel's Martin Luther King Jr. - guerilla criminal code spells out were them flown home especially crackdown Wednesday chief arms supplier. allowed to live. ... . .. his and bid farewell, stood judicial team was somberly under a gray reported interrogating the canopy as the caskets murderers, bearing the remains of Ambassador Cleo A. Noel, jr., and his deputy, G. Curtis Moore, were lowered Numairi statement said that ordered a roundup of all he in has a 8,000 U.S. troops into graves. Sudanese suspected of working with spies and Secretary William P. Rogers presented the American flags that had of State terrorists of the kind who assaulted the embassy, remain in draped the coffins to the —r The president had said in SAIGON (AP) -- The A U.S. spokesman said widows and then led them a broadcast Tuesday ,T o phase of repatriation, thus ,way from the burial site to that he will "leave night mil,tary force in the United States was removing a potential waiting black limousines. take its course" in justice to letnam' once numbering speeding up its roadblock that could have Noel, 54, and Moore, 50, the punishine m°re tha" a half mil,ion redeployment of troops to delayed American prisoner eight guerillas who ?«!Ldropped to fewer than set the stage for more o,000 troops Wednesday. American prisoner releases which are contingent on the Board urges definition rate of American troop withdrawals, under terms of the peace agreement today the Plans on were the made to begin exchange of first group of 6,300 signed Communist prisoners and in Paris on Jan. 27. 1,200 South Vietnamese Eighty more former of ASMSU, cabinet ties POWs Wednesday flew homeward aboard Operation Homecoming jets four prisoners after more than a week's delay. By LINNEA SLATER that were to land at bases in The Communist side has Richard Evans, Natrona State News Staff Writer may be heard from the Maryland, Californii released 299 Heights, Pa. junior, as the American floor. The amendment Illinois In a lame duck meeting new ASMSU comptroller. and Texas after prisoners in two planned allows members of Tuesday the ASMSU board In other action the the flights of up to 11,000 miles batches and a third small board academic from Clark Air Base in the completed its term in office jproved an approved an allocation of .... community J to Sr°uP as a sign of good will. speak on any topic but only Philippines. This is a little more than 50 b y issuing $400 to * only Every woman's -- once " and only for five ' ~ The 80 were among 106 recommendation to the Conference to pay for minutes. The board Per cent of the American . , - may Americans freed uu„u„,. Sunday. POWs held at the time of next board to clarify publicity, films, a self • help extend the time limit or -- The other 56 will fly back the — — — ASMSU's relationship to its clinic and a -speaker. 1 allow persons outside the the cease cease - - fire. There fire. still and The Black Brothers of today in three flights remain 286 American cabinet by making academic several appointments. Bailey asked that ASMSU community to Travis, Scott and Kelly. prisoners in Communist speak, Thirty Americans freed by hands. The board approved a obtain the help of Pop The Policy Committee the Viet Cong also will motion by Edward Grafton, Entertainment Committee decided to study further a fly- for them for a black to the United States College of Social Science - motion to support an all today. The U.S. spokesman said representative, that "the oriented concert. Wednesday's flights no firm date has been set The University referendum to brought to 243 the number for the next seventh session of ASMSU board responded make the American State News of Americans who have recommend to the eighth with a directive to the prisoner release, subscription fee optional. returned to the United session that they investigate committee, an ASMSU Ron Wahula, ASMSU States since the cease - fire and define the relationship cabinet member, to offer president, reported that the was signed. between ASMSU and its assistance to the concert if board's secretary has been The United States several cabinet services, in they find it feasible. The unable to find another apparently intervened in Black Brothers of j particular the relationship Bailey suitable job and will settling a dispute over the STATE NEWS between ASMSU and the asked for $8-500 which continue as secretary until a number of Vietnamese Office of Black Affairs thoy 881(1 wou'd be paid position is found for her. prisoners to be exchanged (OBA)." back out of their first ticket The 197 3 budget had this week in the second The board asked that the receipts. provided for the controversy surrounding the The amended the replacement of the secretary OBA sponsored lecture in ASMSU Code of Operations with a receptionist to cut ANNOUNCEMENT TO DEVELOPMENTAL Conrad Auditorium last fall to limit the length of the salary costs. "be important in the Perlod during which persons STUDENTS AND OTHER INTERESTED investigation." The present board could not finish its STUDENTS AND FACULTY i investigation because the Student You are invited to attend student faculty dialogue - Faculty Judiciary a - d not release its decision on Thursday, March 8, 1973. This meeting will take on the incident until Feb. place in parlor C - Student Union Building. There will be a slide presentation by Dr. [16. Hamilton, (assistant In other business the provost for special programs) on his recent West Africa. There will also be an trip to board appointed Paul Hunt, informal discussion Brecksville, Ohio junior, to period preceeding and following the presentation. the Student Faculty Judiciary and Alain Prather, Refreshments will be served. This presentation is (Detroit freshman, to the sponsored by the Office of Special Programs. minittee Against iDiscrimination. Prather was Program 1 - 5 p.m. Film Showing 1:30-2:30 jRcommended The by the OBA. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. board also approved - Poll workers Poll workers 'o work in are needed the ASMSU - The Preside Academic Council election March 12-16 during early Rutgers fegistration. "oeded Workers I . will during March 26 also regular range from 7:30 - be 27. U Jn. to 6 p.m. On March 26 lso be an evening Unionization in Academe Speaks Terence will be given ase willing to work all days. For (As appeared in N.Y. Times. Fri., Feb. 2,1973) Head-turning swiinwear ymation, call There may be lots of gals near the water, but you'll "tand cut in one of our enticing new swimsuits. There are so many to choose from, all destined to take you on a fun - filled break, and look great here later. You'll find new looking - one piece styles, intriguing bikinis, a fantasy of color and design, and even few - of - a - kind imports. Here are f"'o of many possiblities: Modernistic floral pattern swimsuit with an exciting back view, $28. leaving Our adorable, comfortable bikini with new front - fastening design, in a variety of checks and patterns, $22. town? We can help you ENJOY Vour break .8*" airline arrangements C°LLEGE travel directly across from the Union 3B1 6010 I ef Hie WSU faculty shop Thursday nights til 9 P.M. -EDITORIALS- SHARON EMERY Almost feeling a Little for financial 600 sharp students financial knife are strict relief auditing process is to visit the Office of Financial Aids and a In our society, Youth muffles wise elders which around and caters almost exclusively to the young, the process of aging is evolves evolution. Suddenly, and for the first time in his life, the individual is expected to maintain by any and all means evolve to the stage beyond it. Through the cyclical process of living the individual experiences the , successive levels of human existence. understand elimination of the aging as the process that it is. Aging k .h body from the self which if', obvLs S S'°w ^ 6 thrust deep into their discuss their situation with a muffled, mitigated and molested by an undulating wave of youth chauvinism. necessary, a state from which he has Youth provides the individual with the K is hnln, mX1™*; counselor. been liberated already. Internalizing body and character that are most intrinsically complelo [ha, * * pocketbooks by the recent Dept. The young serve as paradigms and stand alone of Health, Education and Welfare Students receiving student catalysts for a whole culture, while the the fallacy that any physical stage conducive to learning. Being young is learning to 'be' better. And the more That is old - balanced age; and that is wiJi beautHyj! elderly are prematurely entombed in beyond youth is undesirable and is the culmination of *dom; ruling ordering closer monitoring loans are no longer eligible to displeasing, the aging individual is abundant knowledge becomes, the a lived lifo'JS federally supported work for the University, and nursing homes and the not - so more unnecessary youth is rendered. our society must flnalFy"romI!!r.. finally -com : d of all young are subjected to rigorous expected to paint himself with nnri ornu, and grow to that °me of »ge,' We, in our society, must come to _. financial aids. The best way for students on work - study are also youthfulness. realization. rejuvenation procedures. Youth is the these students to understand the Also at this point, the individual is prohibited from working for the absolute value, to which all elements University after they have earned of the culture must conform in varying expected to renovate himself not only POINT OF VIEW their alloted amount of income. degrees, from transformation to physically, but mentally as well. For God's sake, don't say you remember Students in these categories will disengagement. Bicycles be laid - off, and forced to seek employment in the concrete Most certainly, we have not yet realized that the exclusiveness of this value, which necessarily stifles those the Impression or silent films or the Great War. No one likes to hear old stories; no one wants to listen. Violence, But we should be listening to those canyons of the off - campus elements repudiated by it, just as in bloocommunity. assuredly stifles elements that embody youthfulness. The limited scope of the who have transcended youth. The reformation of our present values is shadow value itself restricts the extent of vital to our cultural elevation, and in Under the rules By ALAN FRIEDMAN people is a symptom of the blindne« Along with the flowers and present experience. Consequently, we are all, order to effect this change, we must and begin listening to the resonance of the professor, Justin Morrill College rigidity which unfortunately romances which traditionally students can only adjust their young and old alike, drowning in the asst. characterizes the Middle East There sounds that living in our society J. William Brimacombe's point of u sprout in the spring, the warm financial aid packages, or become narcissistic pool of our youth oriented culture. creates. view Feb. 28 is painfully narrow. He so much hostility .J sunny days will also germinate eligible for increased monetary For contrary to popular fantasy, has assembled a collection of attitudes, misunderstanding present that even an Our society has basically delineated unarmed civilian jet" could bicycles which will roam the assistance. Some students are youth is not the ultimate treasure of biases and judgments which obscure a be growth from aging. At a certain age. construed as a threat. The Israelis campus by the thousands. avoiding the monitoring mania one stops growing to culmination and life, to be coveted and maintained more accurate understanding of have Israel's position in the world. adopted their unyielding defensive completely by paying back their begins to decay. And existence in this utterly. It is indeed a transient stance as a result of the The 13,002 bicycles now condition of the body, but there The tragedy of the shooting down threats and federal loans. world, for any considerable duration, violence which have surrounded should be no fear in letting youth of the plane and the death of the 106 them registered with the MSU Dept. of requires that one experience this since they were granted nationhood bv Public Safety will combine There appears to be no easy the United Nations in 1948. The Ahb mercilessly with the 12,478 way around the constricting nations refused to acknowledge U S. HOSPITALS or faculty and staff automobiles guidelines, and the University • accept the vote for partition And instead attacked Israel. Since during spring term class days to could fall victim to a federal thtoi leaders from Nasser to Kaddafi hav? provide inhuman transportation audit if any underhanded admissions called for Israel's destruction. Several congestion. The pleasant spring discrepencies were detected. times they have attempted to achieve strolls will be walking horrors of MSUs Office of Financial Aids that goal. They have helped to providi' car and bike dodging. has expressed its concern about an atmosphere which has encouraged the situation to Congress, hoping violence, hatred and no chance for Further, the thousands of that the legislative branch still meaningful settlement of dispute. University employe „^ars will Against this setting, Israel has has enough power left to give the always attempted to live up to its compete with the 14,250 issue serious consideration. principles of democracy, its3 registered student automobiles government is elected in open, fr&*' for parking in the 18,000 Students and the University elections. This is in contrast to the available parking spaces on monarchies and dictatorships whick are like sick rabbits falling prey campus. are characteristic of all W to a cunning fox, and are surrounding countries. The record of Overall, it is a numbers game virtually helpless to do anything the Israeli government in respectjM. to change this state of affairs. minorities within the in which all members of the courtfjy After discussing the issue with a strong. Free press, free speech and: University community are losers. freedom of religion are all bai;, Numerous studies have been counselor at the Office of tenets • which have been upheld! made and more are in progress, Financial Aids, another good The information cited concerning but the time has come to take move to escape the snare of the purported events of 1950 is on the one hand outdated and on the other action to relieve the growing dwindling financial aid is to hand suppositional. congestion. apply pressure on Washington. blues - jamming band during the Green f Rep ^rations Spencer era. The departure of the* Two - two was the onset of Kirwan ballads, "death and destruction levied by tons immoral The State News devotes half which accumulate the last week To the Editor: and Welch folk rock, as well as the spontanious jam, Fleetwood once said the group which Mick To the Editor: For the past two years your music into in live performances instead ol of American bombs.. of today's editorial page to of a term. As usual, your editorial entitled, reviewers have reached all time highs the "set" type of set, where everything "U.S. morally bound to give Hanoi However, the basic cause of the letters from readers in order to Vietnam War was the blatant, (no pun intended) of incompetency. is a carbon copy of an album. relief' is consistent with your typical print as many letters as possible One on - going problem in But after reading the alleged review by unprovoked North Vietnamese attack The point here is that for the rationality. Indeed, aid to Southeast before we cease publication for printing more letters is the length Gary Ozanich on Fleetwood Mac, the Asia is in our and the world's best on the independent nation of South two years or so, their music of letters which we are receiving time has come to write. interests. Yet, we are not. morally Vietnam. North Vietnam directed and the term Friday. * quieted down. Their music can be seei supported a massive campaign of often twice as long as to be rather climactic, in that the: bound to pay war reparations to North First of all, he questions the use of terror, assassination, kidnapings and don't come off as blockbusters o| Vietnam. Your editorial spoke of necessary to state an opinion, the name. My guess is he listened to noise and sound. As to the boredon full - scale military assaults on the the various Fleetwood Mac albums the Though the State News but difficult to edit down to size. people of South Vietnam. Ozanich mentions, it is only usually restricts the number of Letter writers are encouraged to day before the concert. The name obvious that he needs sound to get of One can degrade South Vietnam on from Mick Fleetwood and John Indians limit themselves to 25 lines, Fleetwood Mac provide letters published due to limited comes whereas many points. However, the fact that there 100,000 North typewritten and double spaced, McVie (Mac of the name). It so music. When judging are over space, we are attempting today happens these two are the only Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam 65 character line. Ozanich, it is always nice to kno? To the Editor: seems to indicate that South Vietnam to print some of the many letters on a remaining original members of the what you are talking about. And as fa As an American Indian, I feel did not invade North Vietnam. The band. It is very true, as the adept as music and Fleetwood Mac a" saddened to read the limited view the Democratic Republic of Vietnam Ozanich pointed out, that Peter Green, concerned, I fear you do not. Oh yi State News gives to the Indian deserved any damage or casualties it Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwan as to the picture of their guitarist demonstrations. More information on (the fifth member, who joined after caption read Fleetwood Mac; tl* abort bore because of its agressive war. The the facts behind it should be provided. Simply stating that it was done for attention is not really an explanation, Indeed, we must abide by Article 21 of the recent cease - fire agreement. Funding they formed) are no longer with them, and it is also true that their music has group pictured is Elf. lie careful Stat/ News music department! W "In pursuance of its traditional policy, To the Editor: care facilities on campus? By how changed. But apparently, Ozanich has incompetency is showing. and too many people believe that attention is the only motive. It is the United States will contribute to Your recent series of articles on many hours will the wait to see a no imagination. He decided to praise Art Burkl healing the wounds of war and to the possibilities of abortions being doctor without an appointment be Elf's amateurish three • chord condemned and I feel the need to increased? Will the beds used to treat Livonia sophomor defend them. Actually, I see no pro postwar reconstruction of the performed at University Health Center progressions instead. March 2,197 Democratic Republic of Vietnam and contained nothing unexpected. those who suffer complications be Traditionally, Fleetwood Mac was a and con. Isn't it wrong for my people to be suppressed and right for us to throughout Indochina." This aid However, there is a great danger that filled at the expense of the legitimately should not be considered "war decisions may be made without sick? fight it? After demonstrators years are of frustration the reacting by what they hope will be effective means for a reparations," owe nor North Vietnam should we feel we a cent because we adequate discussion. To protect the public's right to know I therefore offer The most important question is who will bear the cost. Of course Jack Kick-the-habit To the Editor: smoker is serious about kicking tl undertook air and naval strikes against this essay for your consideration. Stack, as a loyal trustee, will not want change of attitude by our government. them in response to their invasion of The study which the Supreme to see outside physicians get rich at As a nonsmoker who is adversely habit. It is offered as a public semi and there is no charge. Students an" Instead of asking me what I think South Vietnam. Court chose to believe shows a the students' expense, and will insist affected by tobacco fumes, I am in full the East Lansing community at larl of the demonstrations, I would like to Joseph Schott complication rate of 10 per cent for that they not charge their usual fees. sympathy with the aims of the campus are invited to take full advantage I ask you what you think of a 42 - year Harbor Beach sophomore abortions done in the first 12 weeks, However, some expense will still be organization called Students for this service. Should anyone life expectancy or a suicide rate that is March 1, 1973 with 20 per cent of those considered incurred by the health center. I hope Stopping Smoking in Classrooms. seven times the national rate, and major. that the State News, with its history However, one must always bear in further details, feel free to call 3d» infant mortality rate three times the After 12 weeks abortions are of advocacy for the citizen's right to mind that smoking is an addiction and 1268. thI smoker means'> ■ U.S. average. How about an average yearly income of $1,500 or an No flow performed by killing the child, thus inducing a miscarriage. Obviously, this not pay taxes to support wars he considers unjust, will insist that the it requires special treatment to overcome, as is the case with other no I am sure the harm, though his habit isadeciw unemployment rate of 45 per cent To the Editor: can only be performed safely in an cost for these abortions be born by the forms of addiction. This is where the nuisance to the nonaddieted. Ma> 1 I wish to thank you on behalf of all woman and not passed on to the Adventist Forum, another student invite all smokers to attend the ■ compared with the nation's 6 per cent? institution with adequate obstetrical While 50 per cent of you go to college the students who participated in facilities. student body. organization on the MSU campus, day plan? It will reduce a pwsoj 18 per cent of us attend. MSU's Ninth Annual Flower and Training for abortion has often not Phillip Singer comes in. chances of getting lung cancer* You see, not only was the suffering Wedding Show for the fantastic been included in the curriculum of Biophysics Dept. It will sponsor a five • day clinic to emphysema, which is a high Pn ■ years ago at Wounded Knee, (though noncoverage the State News gave us. medical schools and residency March 5,1973 quit smoking at 7:30 every night, pay lor a habit that can be overcome one really wants to. you would like to pass the blame to We worked two months planning a show in which over 100 students programs. When abortion laws are April 2 The five • 6, in Parlor C of the Union. Frederickl| your ancestors), it is today, March loosened the mortality rate is usually day plan, as it is generally graduate stud# - East Lansing 1973, on reservations across the land. worked, 80 students volunteered their known throughout the world, is time to model and to which we had a astronomical until the doctors stop March 2,19| practicing medicine. guaranteed to work, as long as the Rose Foster sell - out crowd at 7 p.m. on Feb. 26. The median income for doctors in Whitehall sophomore The State News did not print one the U.S. is $35,000, with general March 1,1973 word about it. practioners at the lower end. When We did supply you with the typed one starts performing abortions one's news release, as you asked, and invited income rises well above $100,000. The to send one of your reporters to actual cost of the abortion is hard to Bravos you our show. However, apparently you would not condescend to even so estimate, but some problem pregnancy To the Editor: centers charge $125 for their much as mention us. It appears that abortions. Regarding the new caricature artist the State News is more concerned with Now to apply these facts to the in the Two Cents Worth section of the John Burger, editor - in ■ chief; Charlie getting the best coverage on a strange case at the health center, which has no State News: he adds a refreshing touch Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, night at a local night club, and leaving facilities for delivering babies. This editorial editor. of originality and is great at depicting out real student ■ involved activities. I would appear to rule out late term the social and political views plaguing am certain people who read the State abortions, which are so dear to the Hill Holstein, campus editor; Rick our society. We just wanted to show News would like to know that heart of Jack Stack. our appreciation to his contribution Wilhins, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief; students on this campus actually can More importantly, should abortions Kill Whiting, photo editor. (Jary Scharrer, to your paper. Keep up the good do something productive, and that snort* editor: Nancy Jahlonowski, staff be first on the list of priorities for work, Jeff Daly! rock bands and blues singers are not additions to the health center? Why association representative. Gayl Godsell the only "happenings" at MSU. must MSU students go to Sparrow Pontiac junior Nanette H. Newton Lee Lockwood. advertising manager; Jim Hospital to deliver their children? Why Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al Maribeth Foltz design coordinator are the drug education centers located Kirlein, circulation manager. Petoskey sophomore 1973 Flower and Wedding Show off campus? Why is there no dental March 1, 1973 March 1,1973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigar Thursday. March 8, 1973 Office By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer student develops along with eJ5?dtfd'an Prior existed affairs to were far more 1962, there for development's office. students As MSU students evolve and office of women's With the passage of the Academic "We have I I change, so does the Office of Student Affairs^ Eldon Nonnamaker, vice SToff" °ffice.of men's affairs, an Freedom Report in affairs office 1967, the student changed as the student body changes. . . Student life 15 years I - other offir ^' arfhousine offic* and changed again to I president of student affairs, said Tuesday. ^her offices s affecting students," he incorporate a judicial office and a new records ago was unrealistic with regard to the outside world. The student body today system on students. The department then took on the is much closer to I speaking at an informal gathering structure it now has. general reality and the Office of Student Affairs has changed to I of students at the Union, Nonnamaker worn ,l962 " 63- the men's and reflect those changes." Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president I said the present structure of the office »■! °J were consolidated "We have changed as the student I has developed over a period of years. T. olhfl dePartments, into a student affairs off.ce with body changes. Today for example, we for student affairs vice a president in don't have the Water charge. Certain other Festival, or the J ••The major structure set-up the alumni offices, such as - Hop, which were big events 10 office, were years student body today is much occurred about 1962, 1963," he said. different departments. relegated to ago, Nonnamaker said. "Student life closer to Conrad Hall incident, and "Before that, the areas dealing with nice is now The alumni under the vice president 15 years ago was unrealistic with regard to the outside world. The reality and the Offices of Student Affairs has changed to reflect those to the controversial particularly portion of the Detroit Office of Black Affair's changes," he said. bylaws on membership, Nonnamaker said the University Student Affairs Committee will speak Servicesprovided for students HOSPITALS CAUTIOUS through the office are of both a direct had appointed to study the special subcommittee a and indirect nature, Nonnamaker said. membership clauses in University organizations and then to hall cafete report to the committee on their Direct services include financial Detroit Recorder's Court aid, findings, making recommendations for Judge Clinic the counseling center and Justin C. Ravitz, an advocate of court health changes. abortions services which provide "direct aid to reform and social justice, will a speak to student's success in the students at 7:30 p.m. in University." Nonnamaker also said Phillips he cafeteria. Indirect services include activities disapproves of students as voting Ravitz, self DETROIT (UPI) -- Hospitals in members of the board of trustees. a - professed Marxist their patients. Sands and intramural who refused to stand for the I Michigan are cautiously entering into clinic has plush - conditions under which abortions programs, which are pledge of leather chairs, thick carpeting are not vitally tied to a allegiance when he was sworn in, ■the emotional, controversial and and performed but student's life, but "Frankly, I think that to have a piped - in music. The Mitchell may prohibit not are important, believes judges should extend hours to facility, nonetheless. student or faculty member on ■heretofore forbidden area of called Physicians Medical women from obtaining abortions. the work a full day and ■abortions. Services, is There is no new law in board of trustees would constitute a explains his plain. Michigan yet Responding to a question on the great conflict of interest," he said. procedures and reasons for his ■ Private clinics, meanwhile, have and it appears there is no rush to make decisions to persons in his court room. ■responded to the removal of the The clinics do not one. Though no clear legal language advertise but are ■century - old ban on abortions by available through referral exists regarding abortions in DOONESBURY services the state, a limmediately plunging into the action, listed in the telephone book. They ask set of "recommendations" has been by Garry Trudeau ■making big business out of it. few questions. handed down by the state mr. BUNDV?.. sir, I'M a sjupent Dept. of helloj Public Health. sir! thftnhr you fop. ujrit/n6 a papbr on the U1HAT?.. OH, kjeu>, GEE, Abortion upon request had been i'm scrry, sir j "We have had more than 250 6/v/N6 me a momfh/r vietnam mr now, as cases banned since 1846 when the law was of you.e T/Msr. z 1 (==• 1 understand it, V0U, rH0U6HT you UJERE nee we opened this clinic," said Len established that it was The guidelines are general dealing j refiuze hoiaj advised mr johnson INVOKED /*/... I—~ legal only to -- if= Isands. 44 who operates a lux urious save a mother's life. Liberalization of basically with patient safety, medical : Busy you are. . 1 70 heavitv ccmm/t seizes 'n vietnam 0UC-\ [ OH... WHO?... ■abortion only facility in northwest the law was put before voters last procedures, equipment and record - ■ ■Detroit. Sands set up an abortion November and rejected. Just three keeping but for the moment, they -- are unenforceable. ■referral agency in Detroit when New months later, 1_ however, the statute was Health Department Director ■York laws were liberalized and was declared unconstitutional. Dr. (active in the fight to update Michigan Maurice Reizen said the On Feb. 23, the guidelines legal confusion "are not legal requirements and sparked by numerous court therefore do not have the force and settled by a Federal rulings was As many as 10 patients an hour are Court panel in effect of law." Icheduled for operations on some Detroit. Michigan's abortion law was ■ays. Each pays $150. struck down as unable "to So, until further legal clarification 6 stand up to is j A clinic in suburban Oak Park is the constitutional attack made, private clinics and hospitals made upon set their own rules and Iperated by Martin S. Mitchell, 34, it." prices. i a referral service in Niagra Because of religious reasons, it is U^aua/^UIANTMETOX WHEN DIP V0U EVER SAY That ruling was based on an unlikely that any Catholic hospital in WRITE A LETTER I NEVER KNEk) THAT Jails. N.Y. the past two years. His U.S. Supreme Court earlier the state will permit abortions f?EC0MiWENPlN6 YOU ANYTHIN6 NICE eee-HOVEN lOANTEP T3 S£ i'mic is open three days a week and ruling on the laws except ABOUT BEETWOVEN? of Texas and to save the life of the mother. FOK'NEl6WWRMOOD 'NE16HSORHOOP 036 Of THENAR' Bundles about 100 Georgia. The high court f frice there abortions. is $200 in cash before The the said states cannot interfere with the rights of women to have abortions Hospitals are also considering the (P060FT^AR^/ nan gets past the reception desk. plea from the attorney general that h clinics have through the 12th week of pregnancy. they make arrangement with clinics to attempted to ease During the next three months, the le fears and calm the anxieties of court help if emergency condition results said, states may regulate from an aboriton. R«beHs/GoinSf John Class Riiqs Goin? North? Don't without let graduation Going East? your visual John Roberts Rings Going GuaranteConstruc • Lifetime Wherever Be Sure • One Piece or Sweatshirt • ^ _ . „ „ , or an MSU Complete r Stone ,/noitceleS x , , Come in & Order / both shops are Yours Today between or Tommorrow, 10a.m. & Now! 4 p.m. Act Gold Prices are going up! Open 730,530 MSU BOOKSTORE In the Center of Campus Thursday. Man-h » 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan |97j IN 30-MINUTI MARATHON Couple gulps 330 pancakes By BERT WEPFER The 340, but the jduges garbage pail W|J Retching and belching, a subtracted 10 from their readied but with "It's shouu of young MSU couple hung on total after Dillon vomited in mind over grimly to win a matched the final moments of the Resler body" recovered, and the pair of Kawasaki contest. pail was returned to if, motorcycles in the Howard Langeveld, resting place. He started to International House of Detroit senior, and Susie consume pancakes once Pancake's Shrove Tuesday Nutter, Kalamazoo senior, again though at a pancake eating contest. came in second with 294 rate. slower The winning team, Tom pancakes and won a stereo Winning Resler, Mt. sophomore, and Peggy Clemens radio. About 175 spectators her During the difficulties partner was The winning team of Tom Resler and Peggy Dillon, at center, won the I - Hop Dillon, Berkley freshman, yelled advice and Dillon continued to havty consumed 330 silver dollar encouragement to the five down pancake eating contest with assists from managers Susan Rose, Marty Perkins and pancakes, mashed for hei Laraine Field. pancakes. couples who competed in her "second." Dillon by State News photo by Ken Ferguson. Actually, they consumed the gastronomical seemingly unworried about wu extravaganza held on Shrove her partner's Tuesday, the day before control his stomach. ability to Lenten fasting begins. FOR FRENCH RUNOFF With plates of dollar pancakes 10 silver each in By this time Reslet seemed to have front of them and garbage obtained i I second wind, and asks two of the pails at their sides the 10 j Premier o who comprised the five two - man teams eagerly awaited other teams in competition for all practical purposes had the PARIS (AP) -- Premier Pierre Messmer urged voters One more piece in the jumbled political scene fell into the timer's nod to begin stopped place with a decision by the opposition Reformers to help eating. But just as Wednesday to build "a dam against communism" as inhaling the pancakes with Puffing pancakes proved a pretty task for Peggy seemed to be thing battle lines were drawn for the second round of balloting the government candidates in Sunday's runoff. thoughts of winning the going well Dillon who helped her partner down 330 pancakes in Resler's stomach for the French National Assembly. Jean Lecanuet, co • leader of the Reformers with Jean - coveted Kawasakis. again said, "no!" Jacques Servan - Schreiber, told his followers to withdraw With the timer's nod the a half hour. in every district where this could help keep UEST POCKET THEATRE their candidacy room exploded with shouts State News Photo by Ken Ferguson After out the leftists, a coalition of Communists and Socialists. of encouragement from the regurgitating three three minutes. throughout the room. times, Resler was forced to A reform withdrawal means that most of the votes spectators for their favorite At the half - way point in drop out of the contest, but c Play until MARCH 25th J to run This tactic drew much would go to the Gaullists. gluttons. Dillon picked up the The team of Resler and criticism from their the 30 minute contest sladL Lecanuet denied in a radio interview that there had been a formal arrangement with the Gaullists to help them out. Dillon jumped off to a supporters. Cries of "Pace Resler's stomach started to The Reformers - before their poor showing in the first commanding lead by eating yourself' and "Relax and reject the pancakes he had She stuffed 30 pancakes I^mIK f belch" could be heard eaten. into her mouth in the list tail stage last Sunday -- had declared they would never do this. 140 pancakes in the first w 30 seconds although only Y'no But indications of some kind of agreement came when 20 counted since she finally ft?1Qtf>' Lecanuet said: "The president of the republic must vomited and the jdugea understand that France must nave a European and social ruled Bike enthusiasts meet that she had only & government with new men and a new style. eaten 20. "In this case, if he asks me to join a government I am ready to assume my responsibilities." But losing those last 10 inconclusive with only 59 pancakes didn't matter u suggest safety aids The first round of voting was out of 490 deputies elected. The result reflected widespread disenchantment with the Gaullists but no commitment to to their nearest competitOB were more than 30 pancakes behind. Dillon thereto* the left. The Gaullists took 50 seats, the Communists eight A public hearing on bicycle safety professor. won the two motorcycles and the Socialists one. David Galbraith of Ann Arbor proposed Tuesday night attracted over 100 bicycle and a jar of Alka - Seiner. The Communists and Socialists have pooled their enthusiasts whose suggestions ranged from putting policemen on bicycles, not only so strength for the runoff. Leftist candidates are in a two - widening sidewalks to putting policemen they could keep tabs on other cyclists but also to establish closer ties with the way battle with the Gaullists in 294 districts out of the 431 on bicycles. still left open. The hearing was conducted in Lansing community. 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March 8, 1973 7 Asian By GEORGE WHITE plans city restaurant and caused brief border and claimed State News Staff Writer Amin was businesses as well." fighting between Uganda ousted. lease scapegoating a population. Despite criticism, other or buy." Akebar Tejani, one of and neighboring Tanzania. Tejani agreed that Asians African nations, including "I was born in Uganda many Asians recently In public statements did dominate Ugandan Tejani's restaurant would neighboring Kenya, are and have ousted from Uganda, left defending the expulsion, economy but claimed there citizenship be a rare spot in East well over $200,000 in assets Amin has explained that the was following Uganda's example papers," Tejani said. "But Lansing, because the former >n the nothing wrong with the andare expelling big we were all harassed. I was turbulent African Asians were controlling the situation. Ugandan would offer a country but has wasted businessmen who will not glad to get out." vegetarian Ugandan economy. "The Asians menu. "ttle time in were declare citizenship. trying to But various Western interested in Though he is not bitter, establish a business in the business, so Tejani, however, is "Vegetables are natural governments, to which they owned many," he said. critical of the methods and Tejani was unhappy to leave food," Tejani said. "They're United States. many of the expelled Asians his "The black possessions, which easier to digest and better "The Lansing area has no fled, called the move racist Ugandans, who claims that citizens as .well were included five for you." Tejani eats meat dining areas with a friendly interested, owned as noncitizen Asians were cars, a restaurant, a factory and a once a week. atmosphere," Tejani said. home. "East Lansing needs a "However most meat - place where people "We were allowed to eaters think of vegetables as can meet, mix Day for and enjoy themselves." take out 55 pounds (English they think of grass. You'd Tejani, successful who owned restaurant and factory in the Uganda, is a w currency) with us, the rest was to be left," Tejani said. With 55 pounds and a be amazed vegetarians can vegetables," he siad. at do what with planning to open a passport, Tejani left for Tejani expressed concern restaurant in East Italy where he cooked for Lansing. honors for lonely, alienated hundreds of other expelled in Tejani left his businesses Uganda after the government of Iki Amin Q.< I A I ID A st Asians. It was in Italy that Tejani students and claimed his restaurant could together. bring them expelled Uganda's Asian By LAURA MILLER ft/II I I r- r-» famous met Shritkumar Poddar, an population in August 1972, State News Staff Writer European women's McCarthy era," Tien said. "I still haven't found the rights activist, made the Indian who graduated from giving the Asians three Recently, the raised place," he said, adding that Today is International dedication at MSU. interested months to leave the the consciousness of women parties could Women's Day, International Socialistic Expelled country. "We left the very last day commemorates which women's Congress in Denmark. It and movement the women's rights have revived "Poddar finance a restaurant offered to for reach him at 3308 S. Cedar St. Abekar Tejani was a resident of Uganda until of the struggles for equality, commemorates a march by celebration in this country, me," Tejani said. "We Asians deadline," Tejani freedom and New York are in "East Lansing needs an were expelled from that country in said. justice. women garment she noted. On March 8, search of some November. He March 8 was dedicated as workers in property to enjoyable spot," Tejani said. hopes to open a restaurant in East Lansing. The controversial 1857, for better 1970, there was a large an official expulsion has day for women working conditions. march wiiU Sta*e News photo by Tom Dolan sparked by women throughout o.' f>-' Western criticism of Amin 1910. Clara the world Zetkin, in a The dedicated to day was marched in 1908 and women also who demanding abortion reform. "Usually the focus of VOLVOS DONTSTOPI Iff STUMBLING STUDENTS were this day centers on abortion beaten by demonstrating for police while the right to vote and the abolition of reforms opportunities and equal in AT2 DISC BRAKES. employment and To find out why Volvo puts child labor. Center boosts education," Tien said. two sets of three-wheel study skills Throughout the world, In this aspect, the day International Women's Day will be celebrated by the power-assisted disc brakes ,4 been recognized by Women's International on every four-wheel Volvo. ? :$Y MARK L. CLARK Cherney, various festivals and reading Evaluation Services. those around the League for Peace and come in and ask. coordinator for the center, The center is staffed country," celebrations. It is actively Freedom with Fred was having trouble by a fund 3,800 students came to the Cherney said. celebrated in China, Cuba - Glenn Herriman one Ltih his classes. No matter graduate assistant, two raising dinner and film center during fall term 1972 Cherney pointed out that and the Soviet Union as a Biaw hard he tried he just reading specialists and eight the programs offered entitled, "Who Invited the and put in 7,226 hours by the day that tutors. acknowledges U.S.?" The dinner, for the limMn't take adequate trying to improve their center are individualized, women's struggles, said benefit of Medical Aid to Volkswagen - Volvo and he was always "We voluntary and free. his reading. study skills. try to have people in here all the time," two "Once we set a student Joseleyne Tien, instructor of American Indochina, will be at 6:30 cfat MUwiyw VtoJkKkkif up in a program he is on his thought and p.m. today at Edgewood J»tatiaing he needed to Located in 202 - 205 Cherney said. language. In many of these United Church, 469 6135 W. Saginaw 482-6226 own. If the ■tnptfbr his study# skills. Bessey Hall, the Learning Cherney said that the program isn't countries, women work Open Mon. & Thurs. 'til 9 working out we'll change Hagadorn, East Lansing. TFredjpent to the Learning Resources Center is headed center functions in two fishing boats and run the program," Cherney feemi^s Center for help. by Dan Preston, director. ways. It offers services to factories the same as men, It's the added. of the she I Ired is fictitious but his an arm College University ^ faculty and it helps "We also do a lot of one said. In the Soviet ■tuition isn't. and its budget students improve their to - one tutoring," Cherney • Union, it is celebrated much comes out of the Office of stut,y ski,,s- said. as is our Mother's Day, Tien 1 According to Elaine added. ''Anyone the She said that most of the The students day has been coming into the celebrated actively in the center are underclassmen. United States since 1969, "When television The programs for center offers improvement seniors come juniors and in it's usually Tien said. "Before then, there was a in just a matter of helping lapse of ^reviews vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, them skills put all their study together." Cherney probably because of the celebration suppression after World War writing, listening, note - said. taking and exam taking. 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TOLL FREE R| METROCOLOR 800 • 292-3831 BERNIE CASEY Thursday, Mar.* g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Palestinians By DIANE SILVER Harel along with Akiba those called victims people," he said. "It history, Harel said. Created after World War I But he cannot. He doe, the best by have popular ^ State News Staff Writer Cohen, president of the could be occupation possible and still England and France, they supp!?.0* I The Palestinians are the MSU Israeli Club, were set up artificial nations. s?"d. "President Sad»t ,. i be bad. Occupation by t-Wpt) cannot attoS (2 I real victims of the Middle giving their impressions of "You can't differentiate the Middle East conflict in foreign forces is always a J** any settlement ^ Bast conflict, Gedaliahu between an Arab from Israel because bad thing. Harel, doctoral candidate response to the views of Lebanon and an Arab from he couMH * from Israel, said. Arab students presented last "I'm a refugee myself," Jordan," he continued. ^ouLAn^i,, tossed tenot out An ..--CyE "They are the victims week at a rally protesting Israel's downing of a Libyan Harel continued. "I lived in refugee camps in Europe "For example, the unusual intheSjS not because of Israel's and I know what suffering Jordanian king's grandfather airliner. ^ opposed policy but because of the is. There is no argument was brought from Saudi to tlu.^ The Mestinians are only P«ty inability of the Arab political pawns of the Arab between me and Palestinians Arabia to establish the Arab or one man rule of2 governments to come to governments, he said. about their suffering." Kingdom of Jordan." nations. Israel »^ some solution with the Harel believes two issues "It is my conviction that Harel agrees with the Israeli government," Harel Egypt has no reason to Palestinians". political have to be solved before any govornment,Cohens,'" '. I said. continue the war with aspirations, however, he peace can come to the "There are as manv ai if 'I Israel," Harel continued. "It does not agree with their Middle East. political parties reprL^S I is only a political solution. The Soviet Union and in the parliament "2* I instrument to maintain the He believes there is room United States must agree to continued. "Arab count! Spring students leaders' power over their countries." Tn fact, he said, the Palestinian refugees in the in separate the Israeli states. Middle East for Palestinian "I am arguing that there and stay Their out of the conflict. interference only makes the situation worse, he said. Secondly, peace can have one Contrary Arab professors party." to what said at HI I «. |![ Gaza Strip received the is room and a need for only come after stable »!fns •» '»■«'. <21 job hunt most inhumane treatment establishing a Palestinian governments have been start summer when Egyptian rule. they were under and Jordanian state from Arab countries." One parts of some must realize the established by countries. "I'm inclined to belief the Arab "I Wish other countrys minorities in were treated During the Six Day« War boundaries in the Middle King Hussein (of Jordan) as they are in Israel " r0Z last year. Jim Anderson, importance of students marketing and hotel and nen I By LINDA DROEGER restaurant often hire juniors in 1967 Harel was a medic East do not have a long wants to make a settlement. said. State News Staff Writer asst. director of placement - taking advantage of vacancy for summer jobs in hopes in the Israeli army. student employment, says listings in the employment Now is the time when that they will return after "I saw the refugee camps he expects even more office to find out what jobs college students must begin graduation. then. They had a most fighting for summer jobs. A good place to begin the vacancies to be available this year. I'm expecting the are summer. available Besides for utilizing this the "Summer jobs in these inhumane type of life," he said. "They lived in the Senate approves rule search is right on campus in chances for summer service, Anderson suggested areas are available but lowest type of degradation the Student Employment that students limited," Anderson noted. without any sense of human employment to pick use every trips! up Office, 110 Student Services Bldg. Over 8,000 summer job slightly this Anderson said Wednesday, "But students must act year," available contact they might have including friends and relatives to track down job Though resorts offer camps a summer and of dignity. And they were kept there brothers!" by their own to limit lame duck vacancies were submitted to fun, earnings are often slim. Harel described the now. Vacancies come in in possibilities. the employment office by January and February but The employment office For the student who needs Palestinians as being held in By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL procedures. "I think it's time for senators are required to file I employers from camps and students don't think about offers a referral system that to make alot of money. a "ghetto type of enclave" Deciding to "set an us an expense report within 301 resorts, business and A nderson to set an example for the days of their trip. A|;J applying until April. By that may be helpful to students suggests by the Egyptians who example for the rest of state rest of state government," expenses not in excess ofL industry, civil service, hotel time, many of the vacancies employment in general refused to allow them into seeking jobs related to their labor jobs such as factory government." the Michigan said Senate Business $40 per day would not hiftl and restaurant, general labor may be filled." field of study. Areas such as Egypt. Senate has voted to prohibit Chairman Philip O. to be itemized. a and overseas anfl and construction jobs. Anderson stressed the accounting, engineering, Since the Israeli of • state travel for international job agencies occupation the standard of out • lame ducks and open travel Pittenger, R Lansing. The reports will be ofll Another high money - "Maybe we ought to start file for two years in tlfl life in the area has risen, making possibility which expenses to public scrutiny. taking the lead here." Office of the Secretary oil Cohen said. Hospitals have On a straight party line few students pursue is door been built, sewer systems Sen. William Ballenger, R the Senate for public! vote Tuesday, with to door sales jobs. A good Lansing, said the Senate inspection during businei||I - - - salesman can make good installed and electricity Republicans putting up 18 had a responability to clean hours. come into use. for the restrictions money selling votes up its own house. Out of state travel byl Here's personal - - Harel still believes, a encyclopedias, life insurance though, that the life of the and Democrats with 16 votes, the Senate opposing it "We have a clear lame duck senators isl or household products on a Palestinian refugee is bad. responsibility to the public prohibited. Ume ducks are! calculator that's different. commission basis, Anderson said. "I feel uncomfortable for passed a new rule for its members tightening travel that is clamoring for a change," he said. 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"Bill's Beefstake," is an The letter said, in part: annual fundraiser sponsored "I know you share with by Milliken and his political me the pride and confidence friends. Robert Martin, left, comes Coming within This year the affair, with a menu of prime rib, french Gov. Milliken has brought to the entire state Michigan by the manner in of fraction of A a an inch of an fries and beer, will be held practice session of the opponent during a which he has conducted the Umoja Wa Karate Club at the Men's IM. teaching karate for 15 years, heads the group which meets Martin, who has been at the Raleigh House in affairs of this state. Saturdays. Many people suburban Detroit March 26 Molin said come to learn self - defense, he says, but karate soon takes on a spiritual bigger in celebration of Milliken's spenders could meaning. purchase State News photos by John Dickson 51st birthday four days "patron" tickets at $500 earlier. each. Molin said that Milliken signed a new political appointees of Came code of ethics last January Milliken, such as State compacts f that says state Labor Director employes Barry cannot accept gifts or favors Brown, were soliciting that would influence "or persons within their area of By MARK L.CLARK designed by Armand have the appearance of interest or authority. Trying to get money for students and local Lauffer, a professor in the agency administrators and welfare programs. However, life," he said. influencing" their job Molin said that while Lmmunitv programs lias in school of social work at the community residents were voluntary associations and no one has "We want performance. Milliken was aware of the scheduled to play the enough assets to people who bany cases become a game. University of Michigan, to game organized consumer groups. get a proposal passed by come out of this office to The code applies to some solicitation he had not L for those who want to for the first time help educate people in the Wednesday Within these five major himself. have some skills. If this 50,000 civil workers but not "directed me to do this." toy there is help in the night in the Union groups there to the aspects of are Lush pointed out that game can help us do that governor, legislators community Ballroom. Pm of COMPACTS. action. According to Tony Lush approximately 50 individual people will have to form then we're in better shape." or other elected political | COMPACTS is a game Approximately 50 MSU of the MSU "roles" defined in the game. coalitions to get action and Volunteer Each individual is Bureau and sponsor of the proposals passed. premiere here, COMPACTS supplied "assets" with in certain differing Lush said that the game functions Stop Rope' meet jigh court to hear as a simulates real situations for amounts training tool depending on what for the people in the community action and role he plays. These "assets" planning. "The game tries to model are: • Expertise Volunteer Bureau and also involves and educates the slated tor women Sen. Young case an use urban setting and makes of planning and action knowledge. • Money and credit. and student community. "The game is extremely realistic. Karate demonstrators, police women and brief women on how to counselors will cope with the rising number of rape to It very much get things done," Lush • incidents at 7:30 p.m. today at the I The Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to hear the said. Popularity, esteem and models what happens in real Lansing YWCA. The case charisma. conference entitled "Stop Rape," will teach women conference, If state Sen. Coleman Young, D - 4th District, who has The game was ten barred from running for the mayor of Detroit because originally • Personal energy. techniques to avoid rape and methods of reporting a rape to designed so that 30 to 40 • Social standing and the police. Lisa member of the state legislature. people could play. Lush has political influence. Two women from the "Stop Rape" organization in [ Young's case was dismissed earlier by a Wayne Countv expanded it so that now • SS^&STATE NEWS Detroit will discuss trial procedures in rape cases. Jf\ut court after the Detroit city clerk refused to accept Legitimacy and Child care and rides are available by approximately 50 people legality. calling 487 - 5046 Bung's nominating petition. can play. and 337 - 0278. Men will Each individual role is provide the baby - sitting service WYoung is challenging Section 9, Article IV of the The to allow women to attend the conference. players of the game for or against certain actions ■chigan Constitution which reads that "no person elected are grouped into five major ■ the legislature shall receive any civil such as tax increases and appointment within "roles:" community testate during the term for which he is elected." here's . I He contends workers, planning and that the provision of the state constitution allocating organizations, lin conflict with the 14th Amendment of the ^institution in barring his candidacy. 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"I'm going circuit "I didn't have my work, wait, hope Allen Mitchell is not likely to appear mind fully on the race and on »n, , State News Sports Writer amateur indoor track In preparation U.S. - Russian meet Friday for the to be out for a 5.8 against the Russians, no ifs, ands or that proved to be the Ametic. billot. He's one „( coach anoints at the post - season C"*!] It was just last June circuit, which is firmly in Richmond Virginia, buts." margin of victory." banquet . l" lhe when former Spartan sprint establishing him as one of The prospect of signing a team inspiration.' Mitchell is a wrestil. wrestler, ?r*1 and the the top drawing cards in the Washington has been doing Washington has been in smallest of that breed on the MSU ace Herb Washington ran his team. nation. a lot of conditioning work popular demand from meet pro contract with the A greenhorn freshman, Mitchell packs a lot last meet in an MSU and feels quite confident of the International Track Assn. is u uniform. To date, the former Flint an outstanding committees nation for obvious reasons across bit in the future for into his weathered 5'4" frame - a quaiitv .Lli' aS a blanketed in has today's professionalized Now, only nine months Central all - stater performance. and hasn't disappointed Washington, although he has collegiate sport. Mitchell is a purist. later, the diverse chalked up seven victories in "It will be the first time anyone with his exhibitions been approached by the He is not international on scholarship, either Washington is working as a competition I'll be running on an all yet. group's head, Mike O'hara. sports reporter for a local this season, with only one board track since the "The meet promoters "I have an unsigned athletically, and he is certainly not 0 performer. Mitchell's phone number isn' television station, doing loss blemishing his Toronto Invitational and I at home," pay my expenses and all contract the MSU wrestling roster. Yet he drills graduate studies at MSU and otherwise amazing tied a world record there." they ask of me is to turn in Washington said. "But I laborious wrestling techniques and conditions with the feZ;", scorching 60 yard paths a performance worthy of don't believe it would be an Olympic champion. Why? lervorof down indoor tracks around my ability," Washington advantageous for me to sign "I guess I just really like the wrestling, that's all » globe. said. a pro contract now, simply A native of Seymour, Ind., I feel that I'm the Mitchell's future k Washington, the world So far, he has been more because bleak. He wrestles at 118 pounds. record holder in the 60 with But than worthy with victories hottest sprinter on the importantly, so do Jim Bissell and Randv Mnu a blistering 5.8 clocking, is behind him at the Eastern amateur circuit. Bissell was formerly second in the Junior World S currently rounding out a Michigan Relays, the "Until O'hara comes to and Miller was the U.S. Pan American WASHINGTON game en. Games in New terms with me, I don't think Melrose York, the Toronto the people who pay to see 1971. They're both sophomores and that man Mitchell is going to have to wait at least two means J! the professionals are getting nun FRESHMEN SURPRISING Invitational, the LA Times meet, the U.S. Olympic their money's worth. My "Allen is in a tough situation," MSU head co.,1, Invitationals, the Oakland current intentions are to Grady Peninger admits. "He's third behind tho*- Invitational, and a recent stay amateur at least until guys right now. But he'll hang right in there AT * 6.5 win in the 60 meters at January," Washington paying a tremendous price just to wrestle." leer tieing for the Big Ten title. mark was the play of several contests. In league Geneva. Italy. All of Washington's victories have come in the 60 yard dash except the asserted. As a sports reporter for station WJIM in Lansing, Washington hopes the job "It's good clean practice and go out on the mat and wrestling someone witho something I eninv doing," Mitchell says. "I like the idea of being abbl being at a disadvantage and proving yourself betted By STEVE STEIN leads to The long season, which freshmen who moved into competition, the Spartans Toronto and U.S. bigger and better worse." ™ State News Sports Writer took three of four four began in early November, the Spartans lineup and • Invitational meets, where he things. Mitchell didn't arrive at MSU via the This was supposed to be came to an end Tuesday played key roles. point games and gained a ran in the 50 yard and 50 "With me knowing some recruiting route. a rebuilding year for the "The new players played victory and tie against of the trials and tribulations MSU hockey team after night with the Spartans meter events respectively. Conversely, he was the one that mailed hisletl exceptionally well better Minnesota. of sports I feel that I can defeating Michigan Tech, 3 - — His 5.0 time at Toronto tied intent to Peninger. He didn't get a three day to losing several key players than we expected," Bessone Bessone stated that the relate to the entire realm of 1, though the icers lost their the world record. MSU. He didn't need to be enticed. Mitchell's due to graduation last total goals playoff series to said. "This is not a freshman key to MSlFs success was its The sole loss came just athletics," Washington said. was made up. season. the Huskies. 8 • 5. league. ability to forecheck well last week at the AAU "If the job means moving "I came here both for the art Instead, the Spartans against the opposition. program To MSU coach Amo "I was very happy with championships when up to something big like wrestling," Miller explains. "Art has always been posted their best o««all all the freshmen but 1 guess "Ron Clark gave us a real CBS, then fine, because record in history, 23 - 12 - Bessone, who completed his Washington was nipped by of my primary interests. I plan on a career in art. But I 22nd year at the helm, one I'd have to single out Steve boost in goal, also," Bessone Trinidad Olympian Haisley that's what it's all about." also want to wrestle." 1, finishing in a third place tie in the Western Collegiate of the reasons for the Colp, who had a real good added. Crawford. No doubt about it, the Though Mitchell gives out an occasional lick or hockey squad's fine showing year." The Spartans did "I beat sky's the limit for Herb Hockey Assn. (WCHA), and myself with poor in practice, for the most part he's the one that takes Colp set the Spartans encounter some injury concentration," Washington Washington. the abuse. But he wants to wrestle. When you see this single season goal record problems especially during kid on his back entangled in an armlock, bar,an*,spl| with 35 tallies, three more the second half of the or grotesque hold of that nature, hi&; faCi Champs decided some than the previous mark held campaign. resembles a swollen beet, his eyes look like catseye TUTORS WANTED by Don (Zippy) Thompson. Wingers Daryl Rice and boulders. Then you know he's not joshing you when he "We started well on the Denny Olmstead, who both says he wanLs to wrestle. in IM basketball „ road, and they gained a lot played with Colp and Mark Enough of the morbid, however. Mitchell womdn't SPRING TERM of confidence, matured them which sooner." Calder, bones. suffered broken Ballantine, of Bailey 53 - 42 in flight 3 and like it that way. He's happy doing just what he's ding. And sports fans, that's refreshing. Bessone commented. Hall, grabbed an early lead Snyder nipped Akurssed for "Injuries hurt us near the the fourth flight title. "I might have to wait and I might not even get the MSU played its first eight and were never headed as it The Center for Supportive Services requires the services of end, just like last year," The Independent league opportunity to wrestle, but at least I can improve," he games on the road, Bessone commented. "Our claimed its second faculty, graduate students and undergraduate students says. That's important to me. "More important than including six WCHA worst blow consecutive Residence Hall favorite Superflies ripped qualified to tutor (for pay or as volunteers) in the was losing the Bomreefers 62 41 for anything else. 1 get in some good workouts, I've made following subject areas for spring term: CHEMISTRY, (freshman) Rice (with a league basketball - some good friends and I'm learning." MATHEMATICS, ECONOMICS, ACCOUNTING, broken championship with a 45 - 33 the championship. The leg late in January). There are about 30 Allen Mitchell's on the MSU HUMANITIES. SOCIAL SCIENCE, ANTHROPOLOGY, "Also, Olmstead (who win over Akrophobia. Superflies did not reach their 100 point average but wrestling team — 30 guys that will never see their ^dLtTlCAL SCIENCE, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, broke his ankle against names in print. But they're devoted. As Peninger ROMANCE LANGUAGES. In the other title games still won going away. Coloracfo College and . Balder toppled Hornet 41 • himself would put it: "That's what wrestling is made In the fraternity league. Qualified persons should complete an application form missed the playoffs) was of, Allen Mitchells." 36 for the second flight in the Center for Supportive Services Rm. 32, Union just starting to gell with that Omega Psi Phi pulled out a championship, Wormhole of last - second 40 • 39 win Building, before the end of finals w line when he got hrurt." Wonders blitzed Archdukes over Theta Chi. 01 Lfier 04Af4c£ lb ASPEN SPRING BREAK Archrivals fLy AWAY *fO fUObg. 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Serving Fri. & Spring Hushj Hobie's Sat. night 6-11 p.m. for Information or Reservations Call: 4826100 SIGN UP TODAY Send in this I Name April I Student Number BiH#S Restaurant & _ The Sandwich People coupon to 101 J Year Spartan Shopping Center- Trowbridge at Harrison 718 E. Grand River Serving Lansing Student Services J Campus Address _ Lansing since 1021 I Phone Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 8, 1973 11 FROM CENTER POSITION ,. ,v / Kilgore By GARY KORRECK State News Sports Writer years big -- the only legitimate man on the squad -- and school," have received he admitted. a few letters "I and bows Dayton," he explained. "I chose Michigan State "one of the most unselfish When Bill Kilgore hangs he's filled basketball players I've ever the role from pro teams, because I liked the campus; up his sneakers after but if it admirably. I didn't want to be too close encountered; his shot comes down to a choice Saturday's game it may be "There's to home or too far for selection is a perfect a long time before no question between basketball and my indicator. He never takes that Bill's anyone comes around who a natural business I will go where parents to come and watch desperation shots and he's a can fill them. forward," his coach, Gus there are the best rpe play." tremendous worker. I'd The 6 Ganakas, said. "But when opportunities." Kilgore expressed some like to have five - foot, 7 - inch he came here more just River Rouge graduate we didn't have disappointment with his like him." bangs a big man and had to go Kilgore received bundle the boards with the best and we a college career, saying it was to Bill; he's done Kilgore's off - the - court has a shot smooth enough * for us." " a great job of ,etters earlier in his not as successful as he had image is respected equally. to knock whiskers career, when he was an all hoped it would be. off a "He didn't come to state performer for Class I "I would like to have flea's chin. Add his Kilgore admits he'd college just to quickness and grace and rather play forward, but he champ River Rouge. won about 20 more play games," basketball," Ganakas you've got the perfect mold welcomed the challenge at he confessed. "I don't think "I didn't really count the maintained. "He had the for a Big Ten the pivot. we really had the talent, forward, a offers. I visited probably right perspective and put position Kilgore has never "I had to learn more though." forth the effort. If he 10 or 12 campuses and it Of his been able to own talent, there doesn't get play. moves around the basket to came down to three offer from "Captain Smooth," as he appears to be little question, the get under the bigger men, possibilities: pros I'i certain is called by his MSU, U - M Ganakas rates Kilgore business firm will teammates, but there was get him.' has been the no major Spartans' problem. I knew I was going center for the past three to guard a big man during Start the game and that he would be guarding me. forwards take other two, care there's If our of the no exercising now trouble," Kilgore said. Bill Kilgore (22) has Operating pivot, from he has become the the for cheerleader trials had to develop a lot second leading rebounder in of moves in his role as Now is the time to begin seniors. The participants in MSU held next fall. No date has 6 history, just ahead of a exercising those muscles and the trials will be a - 7 center for the man he worked for last picked by a been set yet. Spartan cagers. This getting in shape if you're panel of 10 judges. summer, Horace Walker. interested in trying out for For further information hook shot was good Kilgore is a labor industrial - the MSU cheerleading Tryouts for hockey on the trials contact Tom for two points against relations major and Walker squad. cheerleaders will also be Smith at 355 3419.- 7 - footer Luke Witte offered him a position with his Columbus, Cheerleader trials will of Ohio State Ind., firm start April 3 and be held State News photo by during the off season. - every Tuesday and Ask Frank Morrison Craig Porter Kilgore is not sure Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. and will last about four About Glenn whether the business world Herrimaa's will receive his talents when weeks. The trials will be he graduates. He has held in the Men's IM arena. Exclusive . Those interested in considered attending grad school i and there is the ever trying out for a position on the S GOLF TOUR CONTINUES - present possibility of a pro cage contract. squad must have a physical and bring their winter grade cards for proof "Being a professional has of a 2 0 GPA- been my goal ever since Physicals will be given high Nicklaus stil Men's IM March 26 through April 3. Those interested can sign up for the physical in the Men's IM office between 8 a.m. VOLKSWAGEN-VOLVO MIAMI (UPI) Eastern Air - The Lines Doral 10 times for an average of 70.47 strokes a cut. Another who missed the asked for his autograph. All students interested in and 5 p.m. during finals Glenn Herriman, Inc. iO.OOO Golf Tournament week and registration. 6135 W. Saginaw - Ph. 482-6226 round, way below any other cut last week was Forrest Casper is skipping the the Crew Club meet 7 Florida tour again this year p.m. The trials Mon. & Thurs. 'til 9, Sat. 'til 1 gs today and since Jack contestant. Fezler, the young today in 215 Men's IM Bldg. are being run is will play, he's the The Golden pro who because of his allergy to by this year's graduating Lansing's Smallest Dealership Bear was missed four Intramural supervision of a - foot putt at only four shots behind Florida grass and because he Jenison Fieldhouse and gym Itfcklaus these days is the Inverrary that would have thinks he needs a rest. Gleason winner Lee Trevino forced will end 10 write whenever he and there is little doubt he a playoff with tonight. plays. Trevino. |didn't play in the Citrus will be in contention again n last week in Orlando. this week in a field that Normally, because he missed the cut in the [There are other reasons includes Trevino and Citrus previous tournament, Fezler I the blond long ball Open winner Buddy Allin, would have to qualify with iter's Ll. role as favorite at He is the defending but which will be Arnold ' Palmer and Billy missing the rabbits on Monday in order to play at Doral. But CAT pmpion, has always Casper. jyed il well on the long Country Club "Blue ' Palmer Gleason said after tournament the he tournament sponsors, noting that the mustachioed Fezler had become a crowd SKINNER course, bn honing his game for and has would skip Doral. "I'm not going to play at Doral because I don't think favorite granted him at i Inverrary, sponsor's SPECIAL exemption. {Nicklaus was unhappy I'm playing well enough to ~ ' Fezler also had noticed 1 the way he played in be competitive," he said at his newfound popularity. | super - rich Jackie the time. He did play in the "It's kind of nice, really," n classic a few miles Citrus Open, but missed the he blushed after he was ith of here two weeks ago k last week off to Many styles to choose from. Save now during this en his game. one week spectacular sale. Select the Diamond you ["I'm mad at the way I fed at Inverrary, that's ■ I'm playing more to get Alley Shop Dig this groovy silhouette! Here are the trim, exciting lines of Pecos styling. Plus cool, will love at the price Credit Terms Available. you can afford to pay. 10% 1y for Doral," Nicklaus L "I'm Ladies Raincoats master-crafted comfort, built right in to feet feelin' sweet, all day, keep MSU playing more every day. Drop l» normally." KKicklaus has played the (French Imports!) in and sock il lo us. (Both socks.) direct FOX"! diamond SttfXr $2800 RED WING ALL THREE JEWELERS importers Watch for Designers clothes drastically RINGS $150.00 the reduced. Betas! 201 E. Grand River 4216 W. Saginaw Phone 484-4968 WWNJOWII FRANDOR LANSING MALL >: One block W. of Waverly on Saginaw THE DOMINO'S [DON'T LEAVE. Before you cheek out our fabulous spring line of THIRST QUENCHER shirts and blouses by such Same free delivery, famous names as speedy but free pepsi's with your pizzas. PATTY WOODARD —i r UTOPL4 With the order With the order of a 12" Pizza i i of a 16" Pizza PAL L MARIS i i you receive i i i i you receive ALSO i 2 free Pepsi's i 4 free Pepsi's See our new Shipment 351-7100 i i 351-7100 of MALE SMILE Good with I I Good with coupon thru Fri coupon thru Fri itouise c" 1973. No other coupons I I March 16. 1973. No other coupons 1th may be combined with this We have a wide ■ Tay k® combined with offer. Trowbridge Shop only. js offer. Trowbridge Shop only. I L selection of papers, CUP AMD SAVE pipes, tapestries, ete. JEood thru Finals Week 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -Thursday. March x ,»»1 PIRGIM report (continued from page-1) difference as the sales tax — a claim "which is highly deceptive. "I don t think it is. My hits deceptive gas ads River Ave., another station photographed in the report, is for sales tax. But Chuck Shipley, of comment and criticize thev wish." Shipley said. if consumer," he added. PIRGIM's recommends passage report of the "Keptl»e,d«misi on the blends of gas the Oak Park based Retail disputable," PIRGIM says. signs say 'plus sales tax' and claimed that forcing stations "The legitimate gasoline advertised, advertising a Michi'gan Consumer legislation that The repbrt includes I think the driver can read to display the sales tax on Gasoline Dealers Assn., said dealers are just as concerned wi ?>« price for a blend other than "regular" which is not photographs taken last that when Cashman he drives in," said. Cashman their prices was that using the differential on sales tax is not illegal and are probably more Protection Act, now in the legislature, so that citizens companies from consumer Jfe* November of selected discrimination. efforts concerned with these will be able to sue those immediately apparent on stations it claims are added that the lettering of "Who died and named "when that differential than the stations involved in a 8a i n s t dece?.-"* the signs. engaged in this practice. "plus sales tax" is about these people God, and said truly reflects the sales tax practices advertising. P'i»t The PIRGIM report One of them is Don two inches high on the road we have to list our prices on the advertised amount." s Mobil claimed that the most Service at 639 E. Grand sign. differently? No other retail frequent practice was the Shipley added that Loophole puts ticket fee in limbo River Ave. in Bast'Lansing. "How do these people units have list sales tax. Why underpricing on the sign by though he felt the PIRGIM But station martdger Don figure it's deceptive?" are we discriminated report not totally accurate, one penny. In most cases, Cashman disagrees that the Cashman asked. "You see against?" Zimmerman he did agree with portions the report reads, the station sign's underpricing is advertising for food or asked. predecessor managers explained the of the report. (continued from page 1) William Harmon of th. furniture and it doesn't say Other variations of price East , He added that until the amendment is Lansing Municipal Co,- #old that sales tax is included. deceptions, the report "We too are concerned authorized the $1 My sign does." claims included varying with deceptive practices, made "anyone can beat the $1 charge," penalty ' th" Jerry Zimmerman, owner prices with trading stamps, and have made several but emphasized that the $5 warrant charge McGinty said until the order k f, still holds. there is one, any person m;ivnh'ii d,if of the Okemos Mobil proposals that invite TOP and claims on the signs that we $1 penalty Service, 2321 W. Grand the extra penny differential PIRGIM to endorse. Schoenberger said persons who felt their on Massoglia's grounds 6ngethe parking tickets were unfair could see him Schoenberger said he is not , in his city hall office weekday mornings order would count, if found. w 'U' lobbying-policy vs. practice before the late charges take effect. Dennis E. McGinty, the city's attorney in the case, said, however, there might be Massoglia said he is apnealinn ticket for parking after handled by Ingham C 8 (continued from page 1) about meeting with groups, returned is an MSU offer of an executive order from Schoenberger's another $1 penalty. County on th *h tt n 'ne basisof CA$H between university officials and but I do have hesitancy complimentary tickets to legislators provide freer about accepting gifts," Rep. MSU sports events. access between the two Howard Wolpe, D The University regularly groups. Kalamazoo, said. "There's offers each representative "It's sometimes the only no reason for us to be and senator two season chance a lobbyist has to get receiving these things." football tickets for a service the legislators together and Wolpe has been described charge. Breslin said. sit down with them," Rep. by a colleague as "super Legislators pay $3 for FOR Mt. John Engler, R pure" because of his policy each ticket, or $18 for Pleasant, said. "And that's of returning all gifts. season tickets to all home their critical role — to "I suspect that from the games. Other nonstudents provide information." standpoint of the university, last fall paid $6 for each But the dinners this is public relations, but ticket. '' The MSU Sports Car Club sometimes provide more from my standpoint. I don't These are not free What's Happening must be will meet at 8 tonight in G28 than information, state Rep. need it," Wolpe said. "But tickets, and the University received in the State News Hubbard Hall. The conclusion of YOUR Perry Bullard, D - Ann most of the gifts we receive of Michigan does the same office, 341 Student Services "A History of Racing" will be Bldg., by t p.m. at least two shown. The public is invited. Arbor, said. are just token gifts not thing," he continued. "We class days before publication. Bullard described one worth more than $10." aren't doing anything that No announcements will be incident at a legislative Among the items he has U-M doesn't do." accepted by phone. dinner held last week by Gay Liberation will sponsor a Wayne State University in tyirty at 9 p.m. Saturday at 528 which a member of the Shield bills called weak Seymour Ave. Lansing. Call BOOKS university board of 35 3-979 5 for rides or information. governors asked another (continued from page 1) reporter source university official to provide all. As in his situation, the relationship should be as one state senator with a set courts will simply wriggle closely protected as the Crossroads Cycle Club and of Wayne State mugs. their way round the statute relationship between a the MSU Cycle dub will "And then he said, 'what doctor and patient, or a sponsor a country ride at 2 p.m. to gain the information they the hell — it's cheaper than Sunday. Anyone interested seek, he said. priest and parishioner. should meet in front of the Scotch and cigars'," Bullard "My case proves that the Representatives from Men's Intramural Building. said. highest appellate court of at newspapers and new Though dinners may be least one state will engage in reporters' organizations Red Cross first aid classes for considered valuable, gifts certification will be offered astounding sophistry to mildly criticized the shield spring term in Brody Hall. Call and other privileges offered circumvent a reporter laws because the laws 355-1 303 to sign up. legislators by university privilege statute," he generally did not provide administrators receive absolute confidence. The Astronomy Dept. will explained. hold an open house at 8 p.m. greater criticism. For this reason, the "We plan on using these Saturday at the MSU "I have no hesitancy four shield bills as vehicles to get this issue into the legislature, and we plan on NOW OPIN making any changes we think are necessary after iune "Medical Lowe will Astrology" speak at on "7:30 tonight's hearing," Vaughn p.m. today in the Everett High HEATED AND COVERED said. School small auditorium. All Kids Day C DRIVING RANGE College press and Come to a meeting of the hold an important meeting at FOOD AND COCKTAILS underground newspapers Christian Science Organization 7:30 p.m. today at the Central should also be protected by at 4 p.m. today in 110 Wells School, 325 W. Grand River • HIGHLAND HILLS whatever law goes through, Avenue. Child care available at the meeting. will be State News editor - in - chief • • Corner US 27 North GOLF COURSE Phone J • John Borger said. He urged the committed to explicitly Campus Crusade for Christ will meet at 7 p.m. today in the »ks to the New Union Gold Room. Community Book Exchange include the "un after finals from noon to 6 p.m. {#####<••••••••••••• - establishment press" in Tuesday through Friday in the The Badminton Club will Shaw Hall west meeting room. protection by the laws. meet at 7 p.m. Friday in the upper gym. Women's Intramural Free U is organizing classes Bldg. All interested players are for spring term. If there is any invitied. class you would like to see or teach, call the office, second noor Union, 353-0660 from I to 4 p.m. daily. SOS will show the film "Salt of the Earih" at 7:30 and 9 PRIGIM tonight in 109 Anthony Hall board "AIN'T SHE SWEET, and Friday and Saturday in today in 20JC Well I04B Wells Hall. meetings are open to street!" College-Town cut the sleeves off this seer¬ sucker plaid blazer and created a look guaran¬ teed to turn heads on any street! Bright Spring color combinations of yellow/red, green/red and blue/red offer three BONUS irresistible choices. Super YANKEE flair corduroy pants in yellow, red, blue gives you of mixing, green the choice matching or and U VALUES WED. MARCH 7 THRU SAT. MARCH 10 coordinating. Take the entire group and turn heads all Spring long All in sizes 5-6 to 15-16 35 CT. TRASH CM LWERS SAVE 36% 3 PIECE STEREO PHONOGRAPH HEAVY DUTY DELUXE 4 SPEED MINI CHANGER 00 $44 DISPENSER BOX. 2 WALNUT GRAIN SPEAKERS 20 GAL. SIZE. COMPLETE WITH DUST COVER REGULAR. $64 88 EVERY SUNBEAM AQUA-NET STYLER HAIR SPRAY DAY S8S POWER BREEZE. 2 SPEEDS, 2 HEAT SETTINGS. COMB & 13 OZ. BRUSH ATTACHMENTS. VINYL TRAVEL CASE Model No. D 6 SAVE EAST LANSING STORE ONLY Across from Olin 421 Grand River at 332-5069 YANKEE E. GRAND RIVER E. OF HAGADORN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 8, 1973 13 VVV 1969 Bu9. good condition, Ballon, good radio with 50.000 miles, $950. Call NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, 1 - 4 BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED extra after NEAR antenna. Much 5pm, 485-3736. people for four - man. Close, LANSING Community warranty in 2-3-9 bedroom, living room, bath, PHONE 355 8255 •«ect 71.000 furnished. Call 337-0595. Okemos. Limited College — 3 rooms, furnished, miles. Cruise, cooking. VW 4-3-9 carpeted, $130 includes over 75 miles / hour. Take FASTBACK - 19687good Private entrance, parking, 347 5tudei.t Services H over shape, all around. Radio utilities. Girls or married payments. $57/ mnn.h yard. $125. 349-3243 5-3-9 484-3880 after 6pm. reasonable, $900. 353-5206 couple. No children /pets. •automotive 4.3.9 489-1276. 10-3-9 349-4347. 2-3-9 Scooters & Cycles G.m.C. model 30 'an. 1965 3/4 351-0008. 5-3-9 NOW EFFICIENCY APARTMENT & Service 70 motor, 327 to Parts miles. ac-dc, 110 21 000 "lJS 19®5 ~ comP,eteIV 2 GIRLS, RIVERSIDE LEASING sublet. Pool privileges. Call Aviation electric mobile and 220 rebu''t engine, new tires, March East. after 5pm, 351-0469. 4-3-9 • employment unit 6'5" ba«ery. 349-2227.3-3-9 rent paid. 351-2791. FOR •" 5-3-9 • for rent Stanley. All panelled. «•»» See at ™t»7 SUMMER sua East Saginaw extra LAKE LANSING Apartments Street, snow tires, carrier. — lakefront & FALL 4-3-9 Houses Instant Magnetic Sign $600. 489-0446. 3-3-9 living! New one bedroom, Company. Phone 485-7854. unfurnished, stove, Rooms 1 MAN NEEDED /W 1969 refrigerator. Watch for 4 man •FOR SALE condition, — low very good sailboats from your window. the CEDAR Capitol Villa apartments. JAGUAR mileage, 1967 XKE $155. phone 339-2075. 5-3-9 Spring term. Nice | Animals Good condition. coupe AM/FM radio, 393-8336. VILLAGE Terms negotiable. 351-6628. guys. Mobile Homes $2300 / best 3-3-9 offer. 337-9318. 5-3-9 COLLI NGWOOD 4-3-9 - MAN •Lost & Found VW needed for, 3 man i -personal VAN - 1968, ideal for * And a special congratulations to spring TWO PEOPLE •peanuts personal MAVERICK automatic, excellent 197TT.-;- camping. offer. After 6pm $1,600 or best you, MRS. FOWLER FOR )OUR SUPPORT term. 7pm. 5-3-9 Call 332-6033 after 135 KEDZIE APARTMENTS - apartment needed spring term. $135/ for 394-0349 2 man, furnished. Year leases i. real estate condition, $1495. Call after 3-3-8 IN PUTTING Y3UR HUSBAND 7WICU3H1 only term. 337-9544. 3-3-8 4pm, 394-0274. 2-3-9 2 GIRLS NEEDED spring beginning June 15th. i .recreation Post Office Bo* 1523 furnished apartment, Capitol $175 until April 1st. •SERVICE MGB 1967 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 Villa, $60/ month. 332-3356 882-2316, 487-3216 _ new top, 56,000 482-2937. 11-3-9 | instruction best offer. 3499823 after 5-3-9 351-0842 immediately. 3-3-8 I Typing Service 6pm. 5-3-9 1 GIRL I .TRANSPORTATION 1971 FOREIGN SPORTS car, if Employment LOVELY efficiency. 915 FURNISHED Lilac. $130 DELTA ARMS apartment. NEEDED for 3 Across man from | WANTED wire wheels, rust proof, plus electricity. Available campus. 351-9560. 4-3-9 service March 1 7. 349-3604 0-5-3-9 2 Bedroom Units - One •• rates ## records, 33mpg. MATURE WOMEN to care for . MGB 1971, excellent WANTED - 5 girls for condition 355-1211. 3-3-9 two Block from Campus Children Welcome children, Monday - telephone 2 BEDROOM $2100. 393-8537. 2-3-9 Friday. Own transportation. soliciting - TRAILER - Air Conditioned 1 or 2 Bedrooms T /IG MIDGET - 1972, red with [_ "lowcvcles Call 3-3-9 after 6pm. 351-0026 experience preferred, but not necessary. commission. Salary plus Phone reasonable, neat, close, clean. 351-3373 after 6pm. 5-3-9 SUMMER AND FALL Furnished and Unfurnished black interior, good 487-3196. 5-3-9 Now Leasing for IU da (omtii (sou condition. Must sell. Best 1967 VESPA GRAND SPORT, HOUSEWORK. VICINITY LEASES offer. Summer and Fall. gjUgaBBlQlE 882-8843 Call or after 485-1876. 4-3-9 5pm. 65 mph, 80 mpg, 10.5HP, Sparrow Hospital 3 / week. Must have mornings WORK STUDY student for NOW LEASING AVAILABLE NOW white, 7,100 miles, $250. references. fgagain ed bees 339-8998. 6-3-9 Call after 5pm, 489-2338 social assistant science field research 235 DELTA STREET Call 351-2353 to see MERCURY MARQUI job, 353-5015, 2J33B0BEJSB3 convertible, 1969, KAWASAKI 750cc 1972 3-3-9 485-8048: Ask for John. 332-4929 your next Apartment. air, power 4-3-9 FOR SUMMER - gj gg QQ EES EE2E brakes, steering, windows, excellent condition. $1,100. SPRING TERM employment door locks, 1 Call 355-5899 after applications now being taken GIRL NEEDED for four man, $i|0RTH POINTE ^001004 EBB PHRfl owner. Call 9pm. FULL AND part time work spring term, Americana DEADLINE 351-5788. 3-3-9 2-3-9 at UNIVERSITY Waiters and CLUB. waitresses available close to suit campus, to AS LOW AS Apartments, next to campus, |pfHASLETT ROAD 1971 KAWASAKI Mach III your schedule. Call 371-3849. 5-3-9 MERCURY METEOR 000, needed. Reliable ft P.M. one class day Must sell, $200. 1963. 3,500 351-3700 between 9am and 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED 351-1244 miles, perfect transportation. 353-5111 5pm. 4-3-9 MALE before publication. NEEDED for 4 apartments. after 6pm. 3-3-9 condition. 351-4296. 1-3-8 2-3-9 man, Parking and spring, $62.50, free laundry facilities. Lease HISTOLOGY fcj^cellationi/Cor- MUSTANG 351 1969, V-8,~4 YAMAHA RT2-MX, 1972, good BABYSITTER FOR spring experience TECHNICIAN, preferred. *35 per person/month transportation. 5-3-9 349-9431. required. No $160. 600 pets. Near LCC River tections - 12 noon one speed, leaving country, make condition. Very reasonable. term, weekdays from 2:30 Street, - Competitive salary, 40 hour Lansing. 485-3140. offer. Call 332-1926. Phone 646-6050. 2-3-9 4:30pm in faculty home near 7-3-9 day before 7-3-9 work week, generous fringe NEED TWO Grand River. Call 332-4422 girls to sublet [publications. « Stcte News will be OLDS 1968 — condition, lots of 4 door, excellent extras. Call 1970 650 BSA condition. 2,200 actual mile; Min after 5pm. 2-3-9 benefits. LABORATORY Call OF HALSTEAD spring term, close. 351-1137. 5-3-9 TWO mobile BEDROOM home, $30 - $36 / furnished or can be seen, 1760 CLINICAL MEDICINE week. 10 minutes to onsible only for the Eiffert, 694-3864 after 4pm. 2-3-9 DELIVERY MEN campus. |irst day's incorrect Holt, 694-4571. 4-3-9 evenings, Must have car. Phone 337-1635. 2-3-9 wanted, 372-8180. 5-3-9 MGT. GIRL FOR 3 man, deposit, $75/ no month, security near Quiet and peaceful on a lake 641-6601. 0-4-3-9 ■niertion. OLDS 1970 Delta 88, experienced production campus. Call 351-6523 after air, power editor needed 351-7910 to coordinate 5pm. 5-3-9 WATERS EDGE 1 ■All students aos must be steering and brakes. Call INSIDE HELP for pizza Reserve your apartment - man parlor, typesetting and printing of needed for spring term. Ca I between 4 6pm. 349-3395 evenings. Phone 337-1635 - KAWASAKI 1969, 350. technical educational for fall for from 351-1093. 4-3-9 2-3-9 Excellent 2-3-9 UNIVERSITY VILLA condition. Call materials. Phone 349-1100 1 -2-3-4 or 5 persons 489-1277. Best offer over 5-3-8 635 ABBOTT ROAD SPRING OPEL KADETTE - ONE girl for three 1966, good $400. 3-3-9 MATURE LADIES needed for man. Great location. Rent- condition, must sell, $165 or Close to best offer. Call Darryl, 1969 TRIUMPH telephone canvaartment sublease ■1.8b0 487-3096. 5-3-9 chassis, brakes and electrical must have ability to perform spring 351-4810. 4-3-9 PORSCHE COUPE employment with housewares minor m. $300. 337-9516. 4-3-9 - 1971, available at ROBERTS mechanical repairs, distributor. Automobile COUPLE LOWER 1 bedroom PVV VAN 1965. re-built 6 911-T, 5 speed, silver, AUTOMOTIVE CENTER. and provide - required. Flexible hours, housekeeping furnished, newly decorated, Wlindei, $425. Call appearance 4980 Park Lake duties. Housing plus Semperits, group, AM/FM, $6000 new Okemos. Phone 351-8088 for Road, 351-5800. CX-2-3-8 Located in Lansing; salary. Reply to CAMPUS VIEW near Eastern, $139. Need to advertise? offers. Hal Smith, Saginaw, Box D-4, State News. 663-8418. 0-4-3-9 appointment. C-3-9 4-3-9 , 1967 Automatic, (517) 799-3424 after 7pm, LEGAL SECRETARY typing skill - good APARTMENTS 2 MAN FURNISHED Don't linger F condition, $350. See 755-6558 before 6pm. 3-3-9 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East necessary, experience desired but will RENTAL AND leasing Only at agent UNIVERSITY apartments, 129 Burcham lion Shell, Kalamazoo Street since 1940. wanted. Immediate l»Ph or call Pine and St. SHARK - CUSTOM sports car Complete auto painting and train. Mail resume to Box time employment, must and full SUPERVISED Drive, $135. 124 Cedar 1 371-2600, Mrs. F-6, State News. 3-3-9 have Street, $165, East Lansing. ■more. body. 4 speed, 140hp. ""llision service. 485-0256. car, be ambitious, and HOUSING day left Weekdays 9 willing Available June and • Corvair engine. 489-6144. C-3-9 to work nights and this term. nm. 2-3-9 TV AND audio technician weekends September. Year leases only. 4-3-9 with when NOW RENTING LUXURY references. Apply at THE necessary. Paid on Call 487-3216. 5-10pm call Call Now MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, 4, 5 AND 6 MAN wr, STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East commission basis only. 882-2316. 9-3-9 mio-engine, v-8, T-BIRD 1967, $750, good Michigan and Grand River. For 355-8255 J .engine and Low cost, Grand River. C-2-3-9 further information call APARTMENTS handling expert exhaust Thomas FOR SUMMER AND FALL Edl,'iat.ons. R. Bouman, ONE 351-3843. repair. Custom work. Pipe FEMALE roommate COLLEGE MEN in marketing, EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., Hfrt 111 bender. FREE ESTIMATES needed for 4-man, part time REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 332-2927. C-3-9 work, $300/ AN Twyckingham, spring, $70. 1967 1600 month, -5pm daily. 11-3-9 ALTERNATIVE TO No - TOYOTA MARK II, 1971. All evenings and DOIMITORY LIVING deposits. 332-2831. 5-3-8 , 37,000 miles, options. Extras, best offer. VW Saturdays. Mr. Kovach, GUARANTEED repair. FOR NEXT YEAR'S V 355 9383, 355-4872. 337-0202. 5-3-9 RANDY'S MOBIL, I -96 and Okemos Road. 349-9620. 489-3494. C-2-3-9 SATURDAY AND □ For Rent SOPHOMORE WOMEN SUNDAY f CORONET 1969 440, TOYOTA MARK II 1972, C-3-9 NURSING ATTENDANTS TV RENTALS $9.50 per CROSSWORD *, vinyl roof, i excellent condition, loiAi NEEDED. 332-6246 wheels, 318 V-8, mileage. Call 393-5089 after MOTORCYCLE 4 to INSURANCE. 12 month policies. month, $23 per term; free delivery, service and pick-up. PUZZLE 5:30pm. 2-3-9 Jf'ng.'inn.57,000 Call miles, FIEDLER INSURANCE. TRAIN FOR THE No deposit, New stereos TWO BEDROOM a 484-4872 POSITION ON YOUR available at TOYOTA COROLLA - 1971, 4 676-2449. 0-2-3-9 same rates. Call share until June. 15pm. 3-3-9 speed, beautiful condition, SPRING BREAK, MARCH NEJAC, 337-1300. c=3=9 351-9562. 4-3-9 Kei 31,000 miles. Call Nat, HONDA 1969 90cc adult, low 19 - MARCH 23. 10 minutes from MSU, transportation a must, free lunch, parking and r 32. Annoyed P'242. 39 coffee breaks. Apply 8 - A 33 Appease It would be impossible to 36. Weathercock 4 PENETRATE FOG with lucas 3:30pm Monday • Friday. personally thank each 37 Cowboy's shoe Spyder 1971, good TRIUMPH 1970 GT6+, very and every person who assisted in square 8 quartz halogen INGHAM COUNTY many, many ways 38 Submarine on. available good condition, AM/FM, end of lights. $10 off, limited supply EXTENDED CARE during and after the disastrous fire which dock f- 339 9354. 4-3-9 20,000 miles, 393-8336. at CHEQUERED FLAG, FACILITY, 3882 Dobie eliminated the print shop in Okemos 3-3-9 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. Road, Okemos. 5-3-9 Monday night, February 26. One mile West of campus. Son Good shaPe- T? or best offer. Phone 487-5055. C-3-3-9 BABYSITTER, 11 ■ 5pm daily. I using this |J932. 3 3 9 Aviation Own call transportation. Please after 5pm, 485-7718. am particular I want means to of contacting thank the every one. In men of Meridian ||*D '969. Silver, V|nyl top. black 3-3-8 Township Fire Department for their Herculean Sport efforts; to Jim and Val 10 Feast LEARN TO FLYI Over 30 years WE NEED responsible people Korrey, owners of the Sip ■iKn r89ular options, BUS - 1970, n Snack Restaurant in Okemos, for their 18 Crocodile Kb0 Bob 373-7855, VOLKSWAGEN experience in all types of concerned with the problem help ^t 19 Physician l»08. 3-3-g' excellent condition, can be flight training. Approved for of air pollution to show our the time of the fire and also for giving us colloq seen weekends, 482-8759. veterans. unique total air treatment "headquarters" from which to operate at the rear 20 Crag FRANCIS I Fai,!LANE 1963. fair 3-39 AVIATION, Airport Road. machine in homes, hospitals, of the restaurant until such time as we are in our 21 22 Have Ixmg lemon meringi Call 484-1324. C-3-9 factories and schools. ■,0"'On. ■ u?2 after $90. 3pm. Call VOLKSWAGEN 1966 - Monday — Friday evenings, 6 offices again; and to all the faculty, staff and 24 2b Pasha Unpaid debts 3-3-9 Squareback, rebuilt engine, - 9pm, and some Saturday students of Michigan State who have LEARN TO FLY. In a Cessna assisted in 26 Digit good clutch, tires, etc. Call daytime. Must have car and 5 innumerable ways. I FA'RLANE 150 on the C.P.A. program. 2/ Boundary 1966, 2 Jerry 10 5pm, 484-7773. Approved for V.A. training. years Lansing residency. 29 Stingaree 1 body, engine, 485-8402. 4-3-9 "Mus' »«. After 5pm Flight examiner on staff. For $220/ month guaranteed To our 32 Exchange 351-5147. salary. 485 1981, Friday 12 many customers and friends again further information call and we are thanks, words VW 1968 - good condition, CAPITOL CITY AVIATION, 5pm. 5-3-9 still in business to serve you. 33 Retired cassette recorder. 351-0469 34 Knowledge 489-5000. 5-3-9 |rSUXY 1'"'omatic. 1964. Power good after 5pm. 4-3-9 For a close up look at life, read LADIES service. FOR escort / dating $3/ hour. Call for Sincerely, 35 Theater bcx 36 Hat decoratioi 31 Ballet sttp appointment. Ann Brown f {J?1 485 2627 the Peanuts Personals column in today's Want Ads. // 482-0909. 40 tgvptiart eutti 41. Solution Thursd; 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan m 3558255 STUDENT 355-8255 ONE/TWO girls. Spring term, OWN BEDROOM - close, good DON'T WAIT till the last SEWING landlord, $73. No utilities. minute. Your own friendly MACHINE - close to Call n** J>i campus. 332-1998, 355-1652. 5-3-9 room, walk to campus co-ed L'o $49-9b.Brand *7^1 SERVICE 351-6171. 3-3-9 DIIVECTOKY NEED 1 GIRL spring term, next TWO PEOPLE for house, own $55/ month. Call IOOM family, IN house with student $55. Babysit occasionally. 351-0997. 3-3-8 house. $60. 337-1410. 2-3-9 VELOCIPEDE sanction "sed $5 p« of machines , L*»| »•**■ rooms, PEDDLER, to 3-3-9 campus, call 351-4509. 351-9466. 3-3 8 quality ten speeds at super Wh"«. Necchi, "nd N(5'n«"J BASEMENT STUDIOS for arts discount prices, 351-4685 other," UNION BUILDING GIRLS, SPRING, summer, fall, and crafts. Carpeted, paneled, 1-3-8 to $39.95 T $19*| COLLEGE TRAVEL BARBER SHOP WANTED - 1 roommate for near campus, own room, $30/ month. 351-0997. 3-3-8 EDWAPDS DISTbLV"1'* We 'II shag, layer, or style spring, $75/ month, very 332-8903 evenings, COMPANY 1, BUTitinqh OFFICE close to campus. 332-5445. weekends. 2-3-9 LOCATED BEHIND Taco Bell, TEN-SPEEDS. Quality at super discount prices, from W a s h I n QtQ n V* 130 West Grand River Ave. Catering to MSU ft R iver House Apartments. C-3-39 1 block from Berkey Hall. VELOCIPEDE PEDDLER Weddings, Parties ai 3-3-9 HOUSE, ONE block off campus, Board if wanted. 332-2563. 351-6010 Banquets 351 4685. 1-3-8 liberty c call 349 9500 female, spring term, $70. 5-3-9 1018 PORTER STREET 332-0588. 2-3-9 SINGLE, MALE student, block Lansing. (Naar Saginaw and THE ALOHA ! OWN ROOM in Owen Graduate campus, cooking, parking. Pennsylvania) One bedroom, ROOMS TO rent, kitchen • eyes examined PEOPLE Hall, includes board, maid 314 Evergreen. 332 3839. unfurnished, $85/ month facilities, parking, two blocks service. 355-3929 or 2-3-9 • GLASSES DO READ SMALL plus utilities. Shown between from 332-2591. • CONTACT LENS campus. 353-3579. Keep tryingl 5-3-9 Inexpensive / 9am and 9pm or call 1-468- ADS 2-3-9 A FEW spaces are still available DR. I.L. Collin*, Optometrist & easy-care!! 3627 (four cent toll call). LANSING TWO singles, $75. in co-op houses for spring CO-Optical Services YOU JUST DID!! Vyjgys' great for bikinis I 3-3-9 OWN ROOM in duplex. No Parking. 917 West Ionia. term. Average $225 room 5218 S. Logan. 393-4230 303 Abbott Kd. 351-1911 lease. $145/ spring term, plus After 7pm. 5-3-9 and board. Call 355-8313. SUBLEASE IMMEDIATELY! utilities. 351-5582 after 6pm. 23-9 WASHDAY SAVINGS Rent reduced. Call 355-0763. 3-3-9 PRIVATE ROOM, light BUD'S 25c PER LOAD 3-3-9 , cooking, parking near MSU. 3 BLOCKS from campus, free THE BEST FOR LESS Auto Parts Inc. GIRL TO share 2 bedroom 908 Hicks Drive, 337-9247. WENDROW'S • CEDAR VILLAGE 4 man parking, laundry, utilities. house, south side, $90 a 5-3-9 Full kitchen, 435 M.A.C. Late Model Motors and ECONOWASH apartment sublease spring month plus deposit. parts a speciality. bPECIAL TEXAS $300. 337-2117. 3-3-9 337-9085, Mike. 2-3-9 WASHER 50c term. 393-5148. 3-3-9 SQUINTING CAUSES MEN CLOSE to MSU. Clean, wr.nl, Halfway between Holt and He|P Prevent them 3006 VINE ST. 1, 2 or 3 girls for four man. ^ Mason on N. Cedar 694-2154 MAN NEEDED for spring term, quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone am to 11 p. 1 blk W. of Sears WATERS EDGE. $75. FOUR BEDROOM house needs 332 8479. 3-3-9 Americana 332-1218. 3-3-9 Apartments. Call 1 or 2. $62.50/ month. 484-5160. 3-3-9 FOR 485 8836. 0-3-9 MALE student. Across BOYS RED stingray bike, $30. OPTICAL East DISCOUNT'^! Michigan. un, ONE MAN to sublet spring 372-7409. C-5-3 9 Good condition. 339-8685 TWO PEOPLE wanted for Cedar FURNISHED HOUSE 5 blocks from Union. 211% Grand Twyckmgham, pool. No after 3pm. 4-3-9 $50 River, upstairs. 5-3-8 deposit. Rent negotiable. Village. $150 term, 3-3-9 to MSU for 5 men. Available GUNS, RIFLES ancThand#, 332 3216. 3-3-9 deposit. Call 337-9486. June 16th. 12 month lease 332-4076 after TWO OR 3 man suite TEN SPEED boys Schwinn of all kinds. sell. Buy, trade'il ONE BEDROOM, dishwasher only. Phone completely furnished, bicycle, like new, $90. 2412 BOB'S GUN SHol MODEST LUXURY one man NO MORE BUS PASSES 3pm. 3-3-9 655-2980. 4-3-9 South Cedar t and garbage disposal, semi-private bath, kitchen, 371-2244. 5-3-9 to share. $80. Call 351-9409 carpeted throughout, ideal CAPITOL AREA near LCC, TV lounge, laundry, parking, between 2 - 4pm or after YAMAHA PARAMOUNT skiis, for married or graduate student, quiet building, S165. WE LIKE OUR 10:30pm. 3-3-9 Beautiful 1 and 2 Bedroom furnished 5 room duplex, carpeted, fireplace, garage, 2 $165, utilities included, very close, 332-8965 or 484-9774. 200cm, typewriter, Hoover M A RANT, Imperial iv $190 SPEAKEI 351-6729 call the Apartments across from vacuum, bean bag chair, 7 WALTER or NELLER RESIDENTS NEED 1 MALE Campus Hill, Campus. Summer bedrooms $165 plus utilities. C-7-3-9 Magnavox portable stereo; old. 353 7493. 5 3 9 " Phone 485-1276. 3-3-9 spring term. $62.50. and Fall Laases Available All new, negotiable. COMPANY, 489-6561. 6-3-9 Until March 15th 349-3229. 3-3-9 Immediately. GIRL NEEDED for spring, own BOWER • HOUSE Co-Op. and board, spring term, room coed. 355-5994. 3-3-8 son 500 used SA,Lo8-track SALEtapes SALEn,1 $1 J ONE WOMAN to share They Have First 351 4490 3-3-9 while they last 100 351 4301.4-3 9 332-2110. 4-3-9 Lansing, own room. room, near campus. Parking Furnished. and garage available. NEEDED: ONE girl for two 489-9350. 6-3-9 Cooking Fall Rates As Low As GIRL TO sublet, spring, 4 man, privileges. 538 Grove Street. man Spring term. Furnished. near Williams Hall. $145 per Free bus service to campus, TWO G IR LS for 4 man $51.25 per man. SUMMER AND FALL term. 332-1756. 2-3-9 Leisurely Luxury!! One block from Campus and $81. per month. 3-3-9 351-0637. house. Near campus. 337-1220. 3-3-9 Furnished. EMPLOYMENT LEASES ONE GIRL needed for 4 man the East Lansing stores. Air Conditioning and GIRL FOR HOUSE own 332 8835, 337-9706. 3-3-9 AVAILABLE spring term, 208 Cedar. Rent GIRL NEEDED for 4 man - is $72.50/ month. 332-3257. Balcony. spring. Campus Hill. $62.50. room, $76/ month. Linden IMMEDIATELY Street. 351-4114. 3-3-9 MONTIE HOUSE has rooms 2-3-9 349-1081. 3-3-9 351-9564 Now available, good food and Leasing for Summer ONE MALE needed OWN ROOM in house close to parties. Call 332-8641. 3-3-9 spring term, and Fall 1 ROOMMATE NEEDED NEED GIRL for 4 man - Old 4 man, fee apartment Twyckingham, 2 bedroom, campus. $70/ month. Cedar Village. $70/ month. 353 1880. 2-3-9 341-45 Evergreen Ave. 337-2638. 3-3-9 HEDRICK HOUSE coop has operinp furnished, starting Spring, 337-1025. 2-3-9 351-6821 $60/ month. 332-3874. 3-3-9 for females, spring term. RECRUITING 1111 Michigan E. Lan£ ONE PERSON 351 5740 GIRL NEEDED for 4 man - own bedroom, $220 room and board. SERVICES TWYCKINGHAM, NEED 1 man spring, Cedar Village. $60/ ROOMMATE FOR spring term share house with couple, 332 0844. X-3-3-9 for 3 man apartment, spring ONE MAN needed for 3 man, INC. month. March rent free. for 2 man. Cedar Village. spring. Rent $75, utilities term. 332-3480. 2 3-9 on campus, spring and Permanent Placement 351-3829. 2-3 9 351-8857. 3-3-9 included. 482-3624. 3-3-9 ROOM AND board, senior or summer, $72. 351-7383. Our Positions Are All RIVERS EDGE apartments 4-3-9 FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. graduate student preferred. FOR WOMEN, quiet single FEMALE FOR 3 man spring, 482-4817. 2-3-9 Fee Paid need one man for 4 man, Close to room, close in. Community close, $63/ month. 351-0967. campus. Call 372-8122 $67.50/ month, phone STUDENT TEACHER needs girl 337-0645. 2-3-8 kitchen, no parking facilities. 3-3-9 MALE STUDENT. Reasonable. 105 E. Washtenaw Ave. 351-7673. 2-3-9 for Delta Arms 4 man, large. . 332-0647 after 5pm, Monday $60. 337-2355. 4-3-9 Furnished, quiet, clean. Naar through Friday only. 2 3-9 FURNISHED ROOM in 3 EAST LANSING - modern 2 1 MALE TO sublet spring term. campus. Parking. 332-3094. bedroom apartment no lease, bedroom duplex, $185 per 2-3-9 HOMEMAKERS* Close to campus. 332-1210. NEAT, CLEAN efficiency SUBLET 2 bedroom apartment $55. 489-3977. 2-3-8 month. 351-7814. 3-3-8 2-3-9 apartment, carpeted and in Haslett. Call after 5pm. GIRL, COOKING privileges, furnished, in Lansing near 339-9627. 3-3-9 STUDENTS NEAR campus, SUBLET UNFURNISHED 3 near campus, and utilities East Michigan, $90/ month have bedroom to sublet. Own 3729644 bedroom, 1 Vi baths. paid. 351-2779. 2-3-9 includes utilities. 371-4158 m. 332-0105. 4-3-9 GIRL NEEDED immediately, Meadowbrook Trace. 2-3-9 People To Help You 393-3806 anytime. 2-3-9 one bedroom, beautifully MALE, FEMALE vacancies •Nurses 'Nurse Aides 1 MAN, OWN bedroom, on furnished. 353-9129 ^studio Nexus Co-op, $225 room and •Live - in Companions MALE •ting 515) 337-2645 evenings. Bogue Street. $75/ month. board. 351-0100. 2-3-9 WANTED •Home Health Aides 3-3-9 No utilities. Call 337-9091. Meadowbrook Trace. Call 1-3-8 13-3-9 •Visiting Home John. 393-7319. 2-3-9 ONE GIRL fall term, own ATTRACTIVE ROOM in Managers 'Others FURNISHED APARTMENT 5 room, $72. Two blocks from private home for serious girl Joyce BUEHLERl WOMEN: VACANCIES in WANTED: house for APARTMENT working woman or blocks to MSU for 2 male HOUSE ON Center Street, need Berkey. Phone Janice, student or instructor. I \ Com Commerce Center house, apartment completely students. Available March 20 man for spring term. 332-4338.3-3-9 351-6286.1 3-8 Bldg. and teenage daughter. Spring furnished, utilities and September 20. Phone 332-2133. 2-3-9 Suite 1216 only. Prefer East Lansing. 332-4076 after 3pm. 3-3-9 parking included, $80. An Equal 349-9609. 0-2-3-9 489-0939 after 7pm. 1-3-8 NEED ONE person to live in TWO GIRLS to sublease 0NE BEDROOM apartment, ONE WOMAN for spring term. Apartment two blocks from house with other people, one dog, and two cats. Own Sunshine Opportunity Employer PERSONNEL CAREER 'hi* AGENCY apartment across from balcony, appliances and Berkey Hall. $70. 332-3435. room. Burcham Drive. $64/ swimming pool. Phone 3-3-9 month Phone 332-6223. COMMERCE CE" 349-4794. 1 3 8 2 3-9 Management SUITE I 324 Recruiters PENNSYLVANIA NORTH lansmsgj^^jJ Freeport... M59 ONE MAI d d ONE GIRL for three girl house, Commerce Center Bldg e , SPACIOUS furnished studio, utilities MANP®WElj Meadowbrook Trace, paid, parking. $115 per own bedroom, Lansing. $60/ Suit* 1120 room. $65 month includes utilities. month plus deposit. Phone (B17) 482 0892 best i 882-2396. 2-3-9 627-5454. 3-3-9 371-4162. 3-3-9 •8 days. 7 nights, 3/16 - 3/23 the very 'Round trip air w. meals & drinks Lansing, Michigan 48933 temporaryhej 'Includes hotel, transfers, etc. jse our bonded, n CORRECTION. . Spri/yg Things are r# Nassau option: Add $30.00 ^Offices In All Major Cltlet CALL: STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL f INTERNATIONAL f PERSONNEL \ THE 351-0368 •Includes tips, gratuities SERVICE Job Hunting?. . . We Recruit For Over 300 U.S. and Foreign Corporations. UTILE CAESAR'S NUDE MOD Let Michigan's Largest Agency Help Vou Find the Right Spot Locally N I c CALL" supply all photo, equip, and i t We PIZZA TREAT AD 105 K. Washlena TOPLESS MOVIE MODELS XT oi Wed.-March 7th should have contained *10 for 20 1 pa Rock Bottom Prices On R-CITY PERSONNEL ASSOC. All Adult Merchandise the phone number: LOCAL - AREA & NATIONWIDE PLA^M^j Open 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. 6 Days MAVERICK ADULT NEWS EXECUTIVE RECRUITERS, I 337-1631 Garden of earthly 1132 N. Washington at Grand River 109 E. Hillsdale Phone 371-1620 T (5171I Lansing, Michigan 48933 v delights ^abboh Phone: 489-8226 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 8, 1973 15 TRIUMPH BICYCLE - black, 3 NEW MOON - deluxe 10'x55' :ound |g] Real Estate Jfs Typing Service 3 bedroom,, POUND: Officials query election speed, hand brakes, good (|| CAMERA "•w water furnilhed' lens and MOORES RIVER FOR tires. $35. Phone 351-6217. softener and ' case in Owen parking lot DRIVE QUALITY service on 3-3-9 furnace, located WaveJfv Monday, 353-1510. C-3-3-9 QUARTER ACRE stereo equipment, see the COMPLETE THESES School District. 3 bedrooms, 2 STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East SERVICE. Discount Lot ren* ceramic baths, LOST: DOG central air, Grand River. C-3-9 printing. IBM typing and | f rn,LD 0-25 guitar, excellent condition, $170. 351-0080 _Si>3S?3.8$30M white female, black face / chin, reddish brown body, white chest. Six large carpeted carpeted, built-ins, electronic air filter, recreation binding of theses, resumes, publication. Across from asked (continued from page 1) why Best delayed in informed of any candidate validation procedures which after 4pm. 3-3-9 Instructions 1 F E S S I O N A L M»nLm7T«7,rKeiMt; 7x21 exwndo. 3 months old. 351-2476. 3-3-9 room and laundry room in basement, screened patio, Jc campus, Grand corner River, M.A.C. below and Jones opening petitioning, after his election as student was the committee. task of the 0 partially blooms, POUND: LARGE young black double garage with electric Stationery Shop. Call representative ELECTRONIC calculators by furnished, washer / DANCE to the Wahula said he was ^rV»r, $7,900. male dog. ADORABLE. Please' door, sprinkling CLASSES absolutely COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Bowmar - $99.95. Eight Phone system. By free. Modern 337-1666. C-3-9 Steering Committee. The concerned that he was not 627-6880. 2-3-9 call, 355-2076. C-2-3-9 owner, must sell, $52,500. and bylaws state that the contacted to help validate digit, floating decimal, five 489-1276. 5-3-9 conventional social dancing. function constant, % key, student elected in this any of the 21 candidates. PHOTO OF African Instruction. All ages, EXPERIENCED IBM typing, rechargeable battery, AC hnm" home " wic,e 7lots. "Wh'la left this Tribesmen NEWLY REMODELED - 2 LEARNING CENTER. theses, term papers, (Pica - capacity aiso chairs the Best said the problem was adapter/ charger, one Quiet and weekend at year peaceful on e Michael's. To bedroom, $12,000. Owner Phone 482-7206, 1 5pm. Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. nominating committee for resolved after a meeting parts and labor guarantee. lake, 10 identify will 2-3-9 the at - large elections. minutes to ca mDui 351-1150. C-2-3-9 carry land contract. 7-3-9 Wednesday with Wahula. Q,LL ELECTRONICS, Phone 626-6182. 4-3-9 "The petitioning was All 349 9293, 9 - 1 pm for order 641-6601.0-2-3-9 NOW AVAILABLE beginning TYPING candidates must be TERM hurried and not "validated." 32 papers and enough This means information. 5-3-9 SELL OR SWAP 4 bedrooms, and intermediate banjo RICHMOND 1969, " - theses. Electric typewriter, minority, non - white that two members of the six skirted, refrigerator, 12'x50~ 2 baths, family room, central lessons. MARSHALL MUSIC, fast service. Call 349-1904. student groups had I enough member committee must - BASS TROMBONE, Yemaha, 1972 air heating. O.W. Brawner, 2090 East Lansing, 351-7830. 6-3-9 conditioner. 0n Mobile STEREO RENTALS. time to respond to the meet hardly used, 2 mouthpieces, Home $9.50 per Fairbanks, San Leandro, C-1-3-8 personally with them Manor Lot Call ™°nth, $23 letters, which informed to ascertain whether $325. Phone 393-5846. 5-3-9 332 5045. 4-3-9 per term, Free California, 94577. 372-0059. PROFESSIONAL IBM they fit delivery, service and 3=3=9 ' Typing Service typing them of the election," the the pick-up. category I HOOVER PORTABLE washer I 1 0'x50' No deposit. TV's available at ^ (pica - elite) experience, Sandi. 339-8934 11 years administrator said. they submitted petitions under which Ideal for married PACEMAKER same rates. Call EAST LANSING to Petitioning _ dryer Carpeted NEJAC, 936 6-3-9 run for office. throughout 337-1300. C-3-9 Cresanwood near campus, 3 , was opened housing. Crib complete. last week for completely remodeled, bedroom PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, students Best said only two 332-2423. 4-3-9 campus. near ORIGIN: MAD Cape Cod with electric TYPING TERM papers, interested in running for the Reasonable AS A furnished typewriter. Located theses, members of the committee 355-6067. 3-3-9 HATTER basement close to MSU. Call etc. I CHEVROLET 349-1773 Electric, Experienced. vacancies. Altogether, were necessary to meet with CAPRICE - In the 18th century, apartment. By owner, evenings and weekends, or JEAN 1966, 396 engine in excellent mercury $30,500. 351-1414. 2-3-9 MASSEY, 393-4075. petitioning was open six the candidates and that the BUDDY compounds were 373-6726 weekdays. 0-3-3-9 C-7-3-9 1971 - 12'x60' 3 used by hatters days. condition. Call Terry for preparing committee approved this Braverman, 355-2300. bedrooms, central air hat felt. Often some of the FRANDOR AREA behind Those students who EXPERT arrangment by vote last (351 6503 after 5pm.) 6-3-9 conditioning. Skirted with mercury would be absorbed WJIM 3 bedroom brick ranch TYPIST. Selectric. TYPEWRITTEN petition to run for the seats week. storage shed, on lot in Math Mason. built-in appliances, experience. Minor REPRODUCTIONS must designate themselves - Priced for quick full editing, multi-lith, offset The election last I WATERBEDS sale, $5 500 basement, 1% resumes, theses, papers, year - GREAT fun Call car garage, Call printing available. 372-3826. into one of four categories was also heavily criticized and pleasure. 882-6631, ask for Don' 372-1757 after poems — rendered promptly, Fully 3-3-9 5pm or 0-2-3-8 fastidiously, — blacks, chicanos, any by Academic Guaranteed, from $8.50. But you weekends. 2-3-9 reasonably. Council can be "smart as 332-4493. X-2-3-9 nonwhite students and members and 351-0717. 4-3-9 Harold DETROITER YOUNG LADY wheelchair female students. — 12'x60' 2 STATE News Classified Ads Recreation bound ANN Buckner, then chairman of BROWN'S 23 I SONY 355 TAPE deck, Sansui bedrooms, 15 minutes from to help you to better living. IB home. desires 2 typing in typing experience years of Ron Wahula, president of ASMSU. Whether you are years college is still ASMSU and member of the 800 receiver. Excellent condition. Best offer. Call 3-"g L8n,inB- 625-7473. looking for something for yourself, your majoring in typing. Some available for all your typing student Buckner charged that Best and the home or gift suggestions, SPRING BREAK with UNION experience doing theses, needs. Call 349-0850. C-3-9 nominating nominating 355-3058. 3-3-8 FOR SALE you're smart to check the BOARD FLIGHTS. resumes, correspondence, and committee, and Bradley committee, which he also - Mobile home in Spain, Niles, another committee excellent big sale going on today and $284. Nassau, $189. Contact general work. 489-0531 chaired last year, had bedrooms, condition. Two completely every day in the Want Ads. us Monday through Friday 1 3-3-9 Transportation gJL member said they were not mismanaged the elections remodeled. Call D.S. Breton - 4pm or phone 353-9777. procedures and had left 5-3-9 A LITTLE or a C-3-9 EXPERIENCED for appointment. 372-3900 lot, we cut it the Ph.D typist, NEED Wanted ^ open too way call 3 RIDERS, Florida, many or 1-531 -3272. 3-3-9 you want it. UNION Grace Rutherford, IMOVING. SEARS coppertone spring break. Must drive organizational loopholes. BUILDING BARBER SHOP. SUNNY SKIES, 349-2434. 2-3-9 electric range, self-cleaning warm beaches. stick. $30 The elections will also be GREAT 355-3359. C-3-3-8 Sound good? roundtrip. oven, $175. 18' frostless LAKES 1966 2 Bahamas, $169; 337-0338. 3-3-9 held during late bedroom, furnished, - Hawaii, $269.' MARGARET RICE TWO ATTRACTIVE Latin registration, refrigerator - freezer, $200, on lot, lovers March 26-27. $2,500 or best A lesson STUDENTOURS. 351-2650 Experienced, prompt, electric need girls with car. excellent condition; 5 Maple offer. mple NOW! 3-3-9 typewriter. PENNSYLVANIA. Trip to Canada. The at - large elections mates style bar stools, $50; 489-2333. 3-3-9 332-1266, 509 HARRISBURG 355-4080 484-4519 East Michigan or Grove Street. 1-3-8 Pottsville 10pm will be held area, for small family over - midnight. 4-3-9 simultaneously Maple triple bunks or 3 single 485-7197 ENJOY with the board elections for 1970 HILLCREST MOBILE Lansing Mall. BACKPACKING, spring break. Will pay. Call If life in the Sunshine State beds, set $45. Call 349-4656 MERLE home, 12'x60'. 2 bedrooms, NORMAN mountain climbing, survival? TYPESETTING, mix, light, is of your goals, call the ASMSU board after 6pm. 3-3-9 bold John Sorbet, 373-1878 one positions. bath, living room, and COSMETICS STUDIOS Join COLORADO'S and italic faces, Greg Miller, 339-8291 or The elections are C-3-3-8 justified weekdays, 8 - 5. 372-8314 being held : OUTWARD columns, have your hard 487-3918, for complete ■BICYCLE BUILT kitchen. Completely BOUND: - evenings. 3-3-9 together this for two. Information 351-5799. 1-3-8 earned year to Schwinn twin deluxe, 5 furnished. 8'x10' utility shed paper or thesis look increase student RESPONSIBLE GIRLS want to like a "real" TWO speed, excellent condition, included. Excellent rent four book. NEED ride to Denver. participation in the voting bedroom house LAST CHANCE! COMPUTYPE. 351-8494 condition. $4,995. Spring break, share gas, [ I $130. Phone 484-3902 after 627-9398. 3-3-9 Phone near campus starting Fall. sun-filled skies Fly to those 5-3-8 driving. Call 351-9028. 3-3-9 process. 5pm. 3-3-9 Call 351-8156. 2-3-9 - come to Also STUDENTOURS today during registration, and students will be able to AMERICAN 1970, 12'x60', two reserve TYPING THESES and POETRY, SHORT fiction, sign blTEC A7 500-8 "Voice of the HELP! SOMEONE got extra your space to a far term Wanted work ... papers. Electric wanted for literary up to vote through East 7 Theatre" components in large bedrooms, large living, dining books? Lansing Methadone away place - start the term typewriter. magazine publishing I finished birch cabinets, room, twenty minutes to Clinic wants them. Texts, with a smile (and a tan) on Experienced. Diane term. spring Lansing registrars. your face! 372-7600. 0-3-9 Dan, 355-8252, Dynaco PAT-4 and "Stereo campus. Must be seen. novels. 1023 West STUDENTOURS ELECTRIC PIANIST with own 353-1916. 5-3-9 Ottawa. 1 120." Dual 1219. 355-0507. 694-8857. 3-3-9 2-3-9 351-2650. 3-3-9 piano, serious, competent TYPING. ELECTRIC machine, 2-3-9 only. We have gigs, jazz - 1972 CHAMPION. fast, accurate, experienced. WANT OFF campus parking .12'x5Q\ FLIGHTS NEW YORK rock. 351-5164. 3-3-9 PREGNANT? WE understand. - 372-4746. 4-3-9 space near South Complex. pUPER SPORTS, Schwinn. One fully carpeted, unKirnished, Call Frankfurt, return. From Call 353-0165. 2-3-9 us. i, one women's. Used shed, excellent condition. Can PREGNANCY $165. Anne Munnich stay on lot. 5 minutes to COUNSELING. 372-1560 355-7846. BL-1-3-8 TYPING TERM papers, theses, season. Excellent MSU, C-3-9 etc. IBM $5800. Call Selectric II. I lition. 353-0944. 1-3-8 $120 each. 394-0274. 2-3-8 after 4pm, COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION Experienced. 489-1058. 4-3-9 Lene Axelsen, of es compensated. na I do MICHIGAN STORY'S SERVICES. Crutch COMMUNITY iELOCIPEDE PEDDLER, 1 quality ten speeds at super Lost & Found wheelchair GULLIVER STATE DRUG, rentals. and PROFESSIONAL IBM CENTER. 337-7183. BLOOD Hours DAILY - I discount prices, 361-4685. XEROX dissertation typing. MA Monday, Thursday and FIND SOMETHING? Inc. 1105 West Grand East Lansing, 332-5171. River, COPYGRAPH COPIES SERVICES, 4/. English degree. Marty North 351-3487. 7-3-9 Friday 9 Wednesday • 4:30. Tuesdav and 12 - 6:30.C=3=9 DOZEN M.A.C. and Grand 8972 EPlPHONE bass, If you've found a pet or article C-7-3-9 below Jones River USED CAR 1 condition, excellent $110 or best offer. of value, we want to return it. Just come in to the help you -:sr 337-1666. C-3-9 Stationery Shop. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SPECIALS 1 351-9117. 1-3-8 State News Classified Dept. ■ARRARD SLX2 | magnetic cartridge, 1 turntable, yeer and tell us you want to place an STATE ad in EAST LANSING BANK'S found CONSIGNMENTS WANTED: Weaving, potter, macrame and other handcrafted items. } 2 Small Pizzas for $2 OF THE WL^K I old Excellent condition. 1 337-1467. X-3-3-8 column. As a public service PILLOW PALACE, $2.00 delivers 2 small (9") 1 item EAST LANSING STATE 489-2720. 4-3-9 Varsity ^ BANK will run the ad at no Pizzas. Valid with this ad today, Thursday 71 DODGE CHARGER lULCIMERS - KITS $ 14 to extra cost to you. 1-3-8 March 8, 1973 2 dr HT I $60. Mountain TEACHER RETIRING to do banjo kits, EAST LANSING Heading in the 1 $35. Everything new, marked PORKY AND PETUNIA: don't "creative childcare" in STATE BANK I down 15% let the stuffin' ruin University Village. 355-6141. Free, Fast, Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. 50%. I ELDERLY - at CvJ-9 ya - after 2-3-9 69 OLDS INSTRUMENTS. winning and eating all that 1541 East FOUND: GUY'S watch. Call 4 dr. HT Grand River. dough, now that you're our 1 332-4331. 1-7pm. c-1-3-8 |«riQUE TRUNKS - flat and LOST 332-3507 ask Martin. C-3-3-8 YOUNG for Chuck female pancake pros. What is that you've got to show? Two Kawasakis, and a stomach to 'Subs (4 to choose from) *Foot long VARSITY M288 right direction 71 GREMLIN - mped. Also blowl Congratulations from I '(finishing trunk shepherd husky, black back. Varsity Dogs 1227 E. Grand River course. 655-1109. Meadowbrook Laraine, Sue. 1-3-8 2 dr •loving straight ahead, ■ 2-3-9 Trace. *Hamburgers 351-4490. 3-3-8 ->=£ *Pinballs 332-6517 s1488 ollowmg the t:ines. keep.: ip-to-date seeking the !.:< BN-SPEEDS Quality ■ discount prices, ■ VELOCIPEDE at super PEDDLER. from LOST - MAN'S open-weave gold filigree wedding band. Reward I 351-3995. 4-3-9 /*++****+*£ ****** 69 CUTLASS WAGON Gold •cu and your friends'ai™ ■551-4685. 1-3-8 CAROL, EILEEN Welcome new AePhi actives. Great to have M488 ■on::der.t!y every day yc. FOUND - MEN'S ring, before ■OS you I 1-3-7 Fleetwood Mac, Auditorium. 71 MAVERICK Call Eric. 332-1435 and identify. C-3-3-8 2 dr B GROOMING, ■ •xperience. Done 12 years S1588 in clean FOUND: KEY near PINBALL ■h""n. 882-0788. BY 5-3-8 PALACE. Made by GM in pWNER,Lansing- 70 VW FASTBACK Milwaukee. 351-5603. bedroom, newly decorated, *«Man SHEPHERD, female, C-3;3-8 low down payment, land 'months, silver and black, contract, terms available to *1188 ■completely housebroke, good LOST: WHITE - gold antique those who qualify. $14,900. ■position, very ,mart. No $30 to good home. amethyst ring. Rewerdl Call collect, Westphalia, 1- 69 FORD COUNTRY 332-4239, 351-8991.3-3-9 587-6680. 5-3-9 Ki,iUdv' 3?3-0994 or 1- SQUIRE ■^•2577. 2.3.9 \vagoii Mt |S KITTENS ■3.39 - 6 weeks 349 2938 ift»r 5pm. GRADUATES! SOME GRAD SCHOOLS 72 DATSUN PICK UP Beige JKRIAN s1g88 HUSKIES ■T>pion stock, 2 females AKC FACULTY! ARE MORE CHALLENGING 67 FORD GALAXY IJ' brown eyed, shots. ■*W38. 3-3-9 THAN OTHERS. s388 It's graduation day and pilot or navigator. ■5*°bil® Homes Academic apparel there you stand...diploma Air Force Officer Train¬ 71 PLYMOUTH in hand and future in doubt. ing is l^E KT. 8'x28' sklrtad. edition, behind for Winter Term Commencement You could go on to graduate away from the crowd and your chance to break BARRACUDA 2 dr. HT 2288 $600. 351-9519. school. Or you could look tor be recognized. For all the may be a job in todays 71 PLYMOUTH CRICKET ever-tighten¬ facts,mail in the coupon. Or, 4 dr ■Uni* CORONA picked up on ing job market.Or,youcould call (517) 489-9644 lOed ?hX6?'' P"r,i,llv the 4th floor *1388 TL • 2 bedrooms, large put your education to work Remember, with an Air JC.,r00m' ,ront kitchen. of the immediately by applying tor Force future, the sky's no 68 BUICK ELECTRA 225 ■wc,t) to Phone ■"•3518. 5-3 Union Air Force Officer Training. limit. 4 dr. Building '963, 10'xSI', fully today through Upon qualification, ! USAF RECRUITING OFFICE ™~l MSB "" "wny extras. In you'll find yourself begin¬ !I 300 N.GRAND AVE. I L»nsi 9- Immaculate Friday. ning 12 weeks of specialized LANSING, MICHIGAN 48933 *2.400, 372-4374. study designed to prepare For you for the challenge and STORY responsibilities of an officer's information call 355-3498 commission. And, give the chance to go on to flight you EAST LOT 1153 E. Michigan Ic * school to earn those famous One Block From Campus silver wings as an Air Force Find yourself in the Air Force, j Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Money Man's A Coming. . 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